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10 THE OSHAWA TIM®S, Thusday, June 7, 1962 LIMBO CONTEST WINNER | Benny (Apache) Martin, Nasseau limbo contest win- ner, shows part of the crowd, sons, in downtown Montreal's Dominion Square how it's done. The dance, Montreal's WHITBY And DISTRICT this year, was put on by the Montreal City Parks folklore division. Members and guests of the St. John The Evangelist Mix- ed Bowling League closed their season with a very enjoyapic; banquet which was held at St. John's parish hall. Following the grace and toast to the Queen by Rev. Father L. J. Austin, Frank Canzi, the president, introduced the head table and welcomed the guests. Following the dinner, Frank Canzi thanked the members of the CWL for the delicious din- ner. Trophies and gifts were presented to the winning teams and individual winners. Seven members had pertect attendance and were presented with a gift and these were: L. Bronishewski, B. Robinson, M. Hughes, E. Bedard, L. Bedard, H. Forbes and T. Hughes. Rev. Father Coates presented gifts and the winners were tiie Hawks with Captain B. Hazel- ton and teammates M. Carter, P. McDaniel, T. Lesage and Father Coates. Trophies were presented to the play-off winners by Rev. Father Coates and the winners were the Sparrows with Cap- tain T. Hughes and team mates B. Goverde, M. McDaniel, C. Hendriks and J. Smyth. presented to Ladies' Group -- A. Sandrelli with the high average of 202, also had the high triple flat with 797 and high single flat of 380 Annual Banquet St. John Bowlers J. Corrigan and team mates J. Buisman, Canzi and L. Lane. In the sec- ond section the winners were the Falcons with the Orioles as runners up. INDIVIDUAL PRIZES A. Sandrelli, M. The individual prizes were the following: D. Murphy with the high triple flat of 785 also had a high single flat of 315 and high triple with handicap with 836. F, Ottenbrite and M. Carter were tied for high single flat with 315. T. McDonald with the SS triple with handicap with 15. high single with handicap with the Little League winners wTh/358. E, Harrington with the Men's Group -- L. Bedard with the high average of 191. B. Hazelton with the high triple flat of 796 also had the high single flat with 348 and high. single with handicap with 352.:G. Perry with the highi... single flat of 318. J. Smyth with the high triple with handicap with 848. G. Hendriks with the lg single with handicaps with Fined $285 On Driving, Having Roy Andrew Du Somme, 74; Wolfrey avenue, Toronto, ap- peared before Magistrate G. W. Guest at Whitby Magistrate's Court Tuesday charged with having the care and control of a motor vehicle while impair- ed. Ray Goodwin of the Whitby OPP Detachment said in evi- dence that on April 29 he. was called to an accident on High- way 2, west of the Town of Whitby. The officer said that on arrival at the scene he found PC Wilson of the Whitby Police Force there. PC Goodman said that the accused's car was in the south ditch of the road and the con- dition of the accused was in- toxicated. PC Wilson said that the accused was under the in- fluence of alcohol and had been the cause of his vehicle's land- ing in the ditch. His Worship found the ac- cused guilty and fined him $250 and costs or 30 days in jail on 1 a secondary charge of having i AtCWL Meeting monthly meeting of St. John The Evangelist CWL was held in the parish hall. Mrs. D. New- man, president, of the season, over 60 m being present. convener, members and 13 new members were enrolled by Father L. J. Austin. convener, advised that over 100 hours were spent in the past year by her committee visiting Fairview Lodge and Whitby On- tario Hospital. of a very successful Bridge and Euchre season. Any ladies wish- ing to join the traveling club for next winter could get in touch with her. 8 graduates from St. school with their parents and guests a supper on Thursday, June 28. group briefly and asked the Present Reports On Tuesday, June 5, the last presided over one of the largest neo Martyr': Sunday, June 24. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Leslie, of Oshawa, who had kindly taken over for Mr. Dave Parker, of Toronto, who was unable to at- tend. Mr. Leslie gave a very interesting talk on 'Water Safe- ty". He says, through water safety education, drownings are being reduced every year. He Mrs. T. Hughes introduced f Finan, hostesses, talked on water safety around the home, at the cottage, and statistics. Mrs. Leslie, who taught swimming for years at the On Whitby, ways of artificial respiration. They were thanked by Mrs. B. Hazelton. io Ladies' College, lemonstrated -- three Mrs. G. Carter and Mrs. E. served re- reshments. Mrs. L. Ruest, membership introduced all the Mrs. D. O'Hagan, citizenship Mrs. G,. Carter gave a report It was decided to give Grade 'John's Father Austin addressed the adies to attend with their fam- ly a parish pilgrimage to the Dance Recital by the Pupils of the LILLIAN MAE MARSH SCHOOL OF DANCING Friday, June Sth, 1962 7:30 P.M. at the O'Neill Collegiate & Vocational institute Admission 50 liquor in an_ unlawful place. Du Somme was fined $35 and costs or ten days in the county jail. her work on keeping the aver- ages. The members ended the evening with a dance and a WHEN YOU. THINK OF 'SPORT-TOGS' For "FUN IN THE SUN" --(CP Wirephoto) good time was had by every- one. The executive for the new season will be Agnes Sandrelli as president, Mary Canzi as treasurer and Molly Hughes as secretary. first open-air public dance St. Andrew's WA Plans July Tea St. Andrew's Presbyterian) of the season. Church WA held its monthly; The meeting closed with the meeting on Tuesday afternoon| Benediction and refreshments in the Sunday school hall. The} were served by the hostesses, meeting was opened by the/Mrs. Dalgleish and Mrs. Mc- president, Mrs. F. Lawrence) Minn. with the Lord's prayer and scripture reading. | WOMEN CHIEFS During the short tishiness | s ti isthe te the meeting a report was given 'on| ae: Aare ane the catering to the Presbyterial |T0g0 republic in west Africa WMS. Arrangements were made have women chiefs. Darling, it's S.SS. FUR STORAGE TIME at Northway CALL 728-1693 FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY The president, Frank Canzi, offered a vote of thanks to the members of the CWL for the delicious turkey dinner and to the executive members. The secretary, Mrs. A. Anderson was presented with a gift for Section winners were the Orioles with Captain H. Forbes and team mates U. Johnston, G. Jeffrey, H. Perry, C. Bee- croft and M. McDonald. 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