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-------- _ CARLINGS CLASSY IN SERIES COMEBACK THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, September 22, 1964 By CLIFF GORDON A five-goal effort by six-foot-}13-10 win over the Brooklin Sr. oi four, 215<pound Fred Usselman|Lacrosse Club last night at the/ ame 6f the Vancouver Carlings led|Whitby arena. The win pulls the|arena on Wednesday the "Beer Boys" to 'a stunning|Westerners to within one gam FRED USSELMAN +e 6 GOALS a Usselman Is Muscleman In Vancouver Victory ejspace of: two minutes and 27|their trusting hearts, They tried of the Brooklin team who lead|seconds. This called for action|but to no avail as the West has series age the . sixth|by the Morton-managed team|just enough kick left to hold slated the JUST TALKING . . , It was] s yeah com they are really getting their/quite a game. The West tan]; Brookins "Alen "| 2. Vancouver, Cervi (Gimple) 4.19 ities, Baker served by K. . Poorly Barbour (Cervi) ... 6.57|5.41, Chisholm 8.56, Cervi 10.18. "Heffernan, Allen) eo i pe 2.27, Gimple 6.09, Lotton for a hat trick. John Cervi money's worth. Roy from Heffet-|petter than we have seen them pent ame. a pair and four assists. Gordie|nan at 4.38 brought a fine round|run in any of the games here.|""™ p saieungponit Gimple also managed two with|of applause from the fans 28)They took advantage of the Period an ace going to Bill Barbour. {well as some "Go Brooklin Go" ' " ae nee thick bamtsed ob: th bis sontine as well as soine mighpy. lucky|13, Brookiin. Roy (Heffernan) .... 426132 prooxiins Hetternen iihoy, Tea ways with four goals in a losing F REE NOISE IF » omg hen | Baker) ........ 13.06 Oe Roy 2.35, Glock. eniesd cause. Bob Allan and Jack : ? while a litthe down hearted still|15, vancouver. Cervi (Gimple) .... 1442/8.35, Burrows 10.40, Warlek 11.15, Madgett each had a pair, while BROOKLIN WINS managed a smile and said: ee ------------ 7 Ken Ruttan and Grant Heffer- Mreskiia tens ks plete id we would take tem in six" nan netted singles in @ gallant) (eerie nas ave coe ne |: - + and that was the extent of effort. freedom to really raise the |iis 'words, He made this state- D It was door-die for the ood yg Allee ee ment on Sunday and it could MEADOWS Carlings' team as they took to] ™ A)" uP -seven series. | ell come true. . .. Coach Craw- the floor of the arena, They had wit their meeting last night |?" fort his fellows were a little TRAVEL been topped on three occasions re Pg bygone bee aad lax in checking and not working on. tihe concrete of the local ice} Precau of waiving their |ord enough, ... At the other palace and they did not want to| newly instituted antinoise by: |.4 qr the rink coach Alex SERVICE see it happen four times in a| '@w--Just this once. McKay was in better humor row. aitoved by Councilor Bobble linen usual. . . . He felt bie SERVICE ists layers played well, 8 OSHAW: ITY ' aarp "pug ov Roary Bete lv ye om srcoum" | this London double-decker night and took advantage of five! Brookin f fete tre- [2's a dunly on" Wedneeday | 22 SIMCOE ST, SOUTH , penmities to the locals to rack! aon'ty make as much noise (Cre & Candy on Wednesday ' 300 DUNDAS ST. EAST up goals. Their power play was ee eet tane of (ee oe crow takes you through the bustling West End to gay, lively really something to see, With prosecation, gee Se gy byt by PHONE WHITBY nightspots; to keep a business date In 'The City'... oF Cervi, the anchor man, it . last reaily i 5 almost worked to perfection, as their money's worth. . . . Better PHONE to a@ busy ae Raliwaye station where your train seldom did they miss or get|chants. Roy again rewarded the|plan to be on hand egg ed speeds you to Shakespeare's birthplace. Or along the careless shots away. Mean-|fans as he fired his fourth goaljnight. It might be some time 723-944] scenic Cornish coastline, where palm trees grow (yes, while, Pat Baker. in the locallof the game at 13.06 to tie the|before you see another Mann 668-3304 tm Britain'), net appeared jittery on one or/ball game up at 7-7 But with|Cup finals here in Whitby. two goals, but was not getting|just 18 seconds to play in the SUMMARY the pprdtection he deserved. seconds to play in the period a First ' Period 1 The first period was a wide- loose play around tihe local de-| 1. Brooklin, Allan ........+++;++++ 9,92) pe remoanactre fast one with nine goals|fence allowed Gimple to set talent and 25 shots on|Cervi up for his blazing drive goal. registered, 13 by Brooklin that beat Baker cleanly. That and 12 by the visitors. The extra|Was all the damage in the shot was the margin in the|Second frame. We took considerable kidding the end of the first on goals|about the big third period drive by Allan and Roy with two each/by the Brooklin team last night and Madgett with one. For the/as Vancouver dominated the Beer Boys it was Cervi, Carey|scoring and the play in that Barbour and Gimple with one|stanza, The shots were 11-5 for each the West and they outscored our FOR PERSONALIZED TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS--SEE Big Usselman took over the TRAVEL scoring in the early stages of/lead into the third and final local heros 3-1 and took an 11-8 home three in a row in the! Roy was banished for a wrap- arc a6. 448 and: te Week 57 KING STREET EAST WHITBY And Whitby Bureau Office 111 Dundas St. West Manager: John Gault D | the second period as he rapped| period. PHONE scored at 3.35. Carey made it 13-8 and the local fans were ISTRICTHe ese | 728-6201 hopes. of a quickly. But the ball game was far from over. Heffernan from Tel. 668-3703 |tran and Roy, and Madgett and John J, Majcher JOINS STAFF f HARRY DONALD LTD. Mr. Harry Donald Is pleased to announce that Mr, Majcher has Joined his sales stoff. Mr. Majcher brings with him mony yeors of expreience In the outo- motive sales field. HARRY DONALD Limited 300 Dundes Eost -- Whitby Phone 668-3304 JOHN J. MAJCHER Councillor Wants Police To Cool Local Dragsters Park Vista motorists who use their newly-paved roads special sections on the Carlo Rally are worry- ing Whitby Town Councillor Tommy Edwards, "Something should be done," he protested at the Council meet- ing last night. "Euclid street is another bad spot. Anyone would think it was a drag strip. They really zoom down there. "And at Park Vista where, as you know, they have just had their roads paved -- anyone would think they were on the Monte Carlo Rally the speed they travel at. "T have had several com- plaints from residents in the area about this speed. "Considering the number of children down there something should be done. The town police should get their radar trap equipment down there and start stopping these people." NEW SPEED LIMIT Speeding motorists on busy Rossland road are also worry- ing Town Council, So much so, in fact, that they are going to take action before someone gets hurt. The road is difficult in that half of it is in Whitby Town- ship and the other half in the Town limits, But this is not put- ting off the Council. At its meeting council decid- ed to post 30-miles-per-hour signs on their half of the road to replace the existing "50" signs. Half a speed limit is bet- ter than none at all, seemed to be the attitude. Thus, a% soon as the signs appear it will be '30' on Whitby's half of the road travel- ling east and "50" travelling west in the Whitby Township half of the road. Allan fanned a little hope in PERSONALS Mrs. Victor Johnston and Mrs, Ethel Hyck have just returned from a vacation in Vancouver, British Columbia, They visited several points of interest. Red Cross Senior Citizens re- Silverthorne Band Will Play Here The Silverthorne Legion Brass Band will entertain this Sunday evening at the Centennial Park/lections. Congratulations were Bandshell, Prior to this engagement, they will join the Whitby Brass| Band as a massed band, to) e part in the Boy Scout rumhead Service and Parade in the afternoon. The Silverthorrie Group com- peted against Whitby in the Brass Band Contest at the Cana- dian National Exhibition earlier this month. In the meantime, the junior band is in search of new players t fill its ranks. Anyone interested in joining, or auditioning, will be welcomed at the band's Dundas street hall Wednesday "evening "at*7 p.m. They should, according to sumed their activities Friday, Sept. 18 in All Saints' Anglican Church hall. This group is com- posed of Sr. Citizens of 60 years and over, Plans were made for future meetings. Mrs. Ida Nixon, a member of Whitby Red Cross, is in change of the meetings. Part of the entertainment was provided by Mrs. Mary Bell who played piano and accordion se- extended to a married couple and memorial music played for two departed members. The group meets each Friday at 2 p.m. All Sr. Citizens invited to attend, Recent callers at the home ef Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bent, 300 Walnut street were: Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McKenzie, Belleville and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fox and family of Trenton, Robert Bently was a recent guest of his nephew and niece, Mr, and Mrs. John Bently at their cottage at Balsam Lake. "Mr. and rs; Frank Dobrawal- PATIO SLABS - o.: A Lurrtdide Dkhvery. It's Coming Saturday September 26 this Paris autobus lets you off by the banks of the romantic Seine... te see budding artists at work, or around the comer to discover the Louvre's myriad treasures. 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