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ear he we ee / i Ata 10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, February 13, 1963 Braves Nip Tee Pees To Share Ist Position BOWMANVILLE -- In the first Bantam - game played, the Pirates defeated the Cubs 3-2. Al Brown, Ricky MacLean and Gary Shmyr accounted for the Pirates' goals. The Cubs' goals were scored by Bud Depew and Greg Hutchison, The Tigers defeated the Fly- gh 3-2 to move into fourth place the standings. Terry Flintoff, Paul Meadows and Lee Lemon were the Tigers' goai-scorers. Don Taylor and Doug. Harness accounted for the Flyers' two goals. Braves defeated the Tee Pees 3-2 to move into a first place tie with the idle Huskies, Robert Large (2) and Brian Peters scored for the Braves. Paul Parry and Roger Swan were the Tee Pees goal-getters: PEE WEE LEAGUE In the first Pee Wee game, the Bruins eked out a narrow 3-2 win over the Bears, Kim Rogers, Warren Alder and Borys Wereszcezynskie account- ed. for the Bruins' three goais. Kén Tabb and Ricky Lowe tal-| lied for the Bears. | Ringers 4-3. Ron Webb (2),| Sandy Brown and Grove Ben- nétt were the Wings' marks- men. Clayton Campbell, Brian Blackburn and Gordon Flintoff scored for the Rangers. Jn the third "and final Pee Wee game, the Canadians chalked up their third straight win by defeating the Leafs 5-1 to move into a first place tie with the Wings. Ken Tamblyn (2, Harold. Strutt, Lawrence Courtice and Tim Braybrook were the Canadians' goal scor- the Bisons 2-0. Keith Mountjoy accounted for both of the Bomb- In the fourth Atom game, the Hornets defeated the Giants 6-3 to move into a second place tie with the Indians. Douglas Crough (3), Ricky Shackelton and Jim Rogers (2) were the Hornets' goal scorers. Steve Reynolds scored ail three of the Giants' goals. MIDGET LEAGUE In the first Midget game, the Maroons defeated the Generals 4-3.. Barney Hawthorne, Nelson Fowler, Larry Hallam and Den- nis Homeniuk were the Maroons scorers. Ricky Lacas, Bruce Meadows and John Kilpatrick accounted for the Generals' three goals. The game is being protested by the Generals. The Orphans handed the Comets their fourth straight de-| feat. The Onphans' four goals were scored by Bill Buday, Terry Walton, Werner Wallraff and Terry Devitt. George Lead- beater accounted for both of the Comets' goails. In the third and final Midget | 'he Wings scored three times | game, the Boys' Training School| Hope and Cobourg, with games| in the final period to defeat the|defeated the Raiders 4-2 to |to be played by the Atoms, Pee| move into a second place tie in the standings. Scott Langile (2),| Gilbert Wagamese and Alec Capay were the BTS marksmen. The Raiders' two goals were scored by Guy Parks and Peter McCullough. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16 JUVENILE LEAGUE In the only Juvenile game played, the i defeated the Aces 6-1 to move into first place in the standings. John Hughes (2), Peter Werry, Irwin Colwell, Don MeMurter and Howard Parry scored for the | ® Midgets. John Adams scored for the Aces. The two top teams at the end of the playoff schedule will enter "Minor Hockey Night" on Wednesday, March 27, to play for the league championship. The remaining teams in each league will playoff for the "Mugs". If there is a tie in the standings at the end of the schedule the best goal average will decide which team will ad- vance to Minor Hockey Night. LITTLE NHL ZONE PLAYOFFS PE POS OL PPD LDPE GOL LI. LA NILE ET IA OMIA IAL AOE AGO CI AON EIY was in charge of the program, took as her theme "The New Year' and gave several inter- esting readings. The president, Allan Bijlicott, was in charge of the business. : Mr. and Mrs, Howard Plax-} ton invited the class to their) home for the next meeting with) Mrs. R, Maileolm in charge the program. Mrs. M. Ellicott introduced] the guest speaker, Rev. T. Flee- tham, of Greenwood, | He spoke on the 'Word and} the Way", giving a description of the new Sunday School curri- culum, showing how adults can get the most out of the person- al and family study. The annual meeting of St. John's United Church Sunday School was held in the church with 12 officers present. Allan Ellicott acted as chair-| man. The secretary, Paul White, submitted. a report of the Sunday School. activities during the year. The election of officers was conducted by Rev. Cresswell. They ' were superintendent Howard Malcolm Jr. with Grant Johnston as assistant; treasur- er, Manson Ellicott; secretary, iil iti hits titan Burketon Youth Take Part In Church Service By A. R. HUBBARD BURKETON Mrs. Helen Ward returned home to Monc- ten, New Brunswick, after a visit here in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Trick, Mr. and Mrs, A, J. Trick, Lind- Debbie, Oshawa; Lenoard Slin- gerland, Scarboro, and Lloyd Slingerland, Niagara-on-t h e- Lake, were Sunday guests of Mrs. F. Caughill and family. Mr. Slingerland remained for a few days to visit friends Mr. and Mrs, Norman Mc- PUT HEAT ON DUCKS STRADBROKE, England (CP) -- Heating is to be in- stalled in a duckpond in this Suffolk village. When the pcrd is frozen the ducks have to sleep on land--and fall prey to rats, Keene and family, H Miss Georgina Gatchell and friend, Oshawa, were Sunday guests of Mr. 'and Mrs, Peter Gatchell and family. say, called on friends in the village on Thursday. Mrs. Elda Bone, Toronto, was a weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ribey. Church was. well attended on Sunday morning, when a num- ber. of young people joined in the service, taking an impor- tant part in the youth service. Mr. and Mrs. B. Hubbard called on Mrs. Dorothy Bryan, |has appointed a INSPECTS HOLES CHRISTC H U RCH, England (CP) -- This Hampshire town "hole inspec- tor,"' Perey Read, 47, will go around making sure that coun- cil workmen dig in the right place and in the correct man- ner, Says Percy: 'I reckon I've been digging and filling holes for 20 years so I should who underwent surgery in Osh- awa General Hospital recerily. Allan Larmer, Toronto, spent Mr, and Mrs, Harold Larmer. The UCW will meet in the church hail on ne February 13 at 8 p L. J. Gatchell Ag 'returned | home after spending a few weeks with his family in To-| Paul White; missionary super-! On Saturday, March 9 the); Eastern Ontario Little NHL| Zone playoffs will be held in Bowmanville Arena, starting at 2.00 p.m, There will be nine teams tak-| 4 jing part in the tournament rep-| resenting Bowmanville, Wees and Bantams. The winners of the various leagues will advance to the On- tario Championship to be held in [st Catharines in April. |PAPIER MACHE COURSE | | Those interested in taking the | Papier Mache course, being co- Port| tH. Miller; | White. Pee Wee League: 7.00 a.m. --| sponsored by the Recreation De- Bears vs. Hawks; 74.5 a.m. --|partment and the Community Leafs vs. Rockets;. 8.35 a.m. --|Programs Branch of the On- Wings vs. Bruins tario Department of Education, Bantam League: 9.20 a.m. --/|should call the Recreation' Of- Pirates vs. Lions; 10.15 a.m, --|fice at 623-3379 before Friday, intendent, Mrs. Hugh et Temperance,. Mrs. Allan Elli- cott; Cradle Roll, - Mrs. Ken| Pascoe. | Teachers -- Adult Class, Mrs. |Ficter: Young Peoples Class,| |Mrs. J. White; assistant, Mrs. | Intermediate, . boys} and girls, John Miller, Mrs, A.!| Ellicott; Junior Girls, Mrs.) Howard Malcolm Jr.; Junior Boys, Mrs, Harold Blackman; primary girls, Mrs. Earl Camp-/ |bell;, primary boys, Miss Gail] Beginners class -- Miss Mar-| garet Roberts, pianist, -Miss| KNOCKS 'WINDBAGS' GLASGOW, Scotland (CP) -- Orations to the memory of Rob- ert Burns are often like the hag- gis, "a bag of wind filled with ronto. Mr. Roland _Slingerland and know something about them." OPEN 6 DAYS EVERY WEEK AMPLE FREE PARKING OPEN TUESDAY, THURS. DAY AND FRIDAY EVE- NINGS FOR APPOINT- MENT. OPEN SATURDAY 'TILL 3:00 PEGGY'S BEAUTY SALON Corner Simcoe S$. & Ritson Rd. $. PHONE 723-1921 POISON DEEL LED LOL AONE GLEE OOO OEE TOE TOP TOPICS m YWWCA THE FEB. 14th -- Budgeting -- Mrs. Karpiok has good sound. ideas and advice on this ever 'pera f problem. FEB. 21st --- Decorating Mr. Cooper of Eaton's of Canada will talk on ones os ab Rela how important these are in your decorating scheme, rested must leave their name at the gram | site ven. 608) before February 15th. Participants to be at the February 21st at 7:30 shosp. Latecomers cannot be errcinnsatie. FEB.. 28th --- Nutrition and Meals --- Alice Millen on o useful subject. Mrs. Millen is Dietitian for the Oshawa Milk Foundation, MAR. 7th Millinery -- Mrs, Elizabeth Oscapello will show you hat --- something everyone can make -- also, a little girl's hat. re will be a draw for the hats, MAR. 14th -- we and Exercise -- Mery! Hartley will give advice " Nea Soret ieee un hou and ere you simple exercises to while you are doing ig' sewor! Fee for a ts 7: Aiitopies are open for dlecusion after. 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EVELYN HOWARD Hand & Body Lotion REDUCE 1.25 1,50 59c T4c 44c T3e 63c 1,89 1,69 89c 2 for 89c¢ 79¢ tripe,"" an Anglican priest told a startled dinner party here. Rev. Stanley Mair said the ue of immortality for Burns "pretty big' for a man with no such pretensions himself. Tee Pees vs. Huskies; 11.00 a.m.|Feb. 15. -- Flyers vs. Cubs. The course will be held at the Atom League: 11.50 a.m. --|Bowmanville Hobby Centre at |Indians vs. Vikings. 21 Ontario street, starting on Midget League: 12.35 p.m. --| Wednesday, Feb. 20 at 7.30 p.m. Orphans vs, BTS; 1.30 p.m. Cost for the four evening course Maroons vs. Raiders. jis $5. This fee includes ail, sup- Juvenile League: 2.15 p.m. | plies. Canucks vs. Mt. Royals; 3.00 yacase venawase 18 Sunday School | Groups Elects 1963 Officers Atom League: 5.00 p.m. By MRS. M. ANNIS Royals vs. Bisons; 5.45 p.m. -- Rams vs. Hornets. and Mike Gilhooly accounted BROUGHAM -- The Brough-| jam UCW, Unit 2, met at the for the Rams' three goals. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19 Bombers came up with their} 6.00 p.m. Bombers vs. first playoff win by defeating! Giants. home of Mrs. M. Ellicott for ace January meeting. The} orship service was led by) Brooklin Conduct 'Mrs. R. Knox and eight mem-| Communion Class "i'itte'iesne 0,1 The January meeting of the louseet Bible Class was held By MRS. ARTHUR ELLIOTT | soon as possible for enrollment |4t the home of Mr. and Mrs. BROOKLIN During the|and time of meeting. jAllan Ellicott, Mrs. M. Ellicott morning worship held at 11|/specIAL EVENTS a.m. on Sunday, February 3, at; Two important events will be| Brooklin United Church the / held in St. Andrew's United service of Holy Communion/Church, Oshawa on Saturday| was conducted by Rev. S. J.|and Sunday, February 16 and Hillier. 117. Allan Jones, Dr. J. H. 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