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Sse SCOUT CELEBRATIONS Cobourg Gets Rover Scouts COBOURG ~-- Initiating cere- monies were held Sunday after- noon for the first Rover Scout Troop to be formed in Cobourg, The services were held at 1 pm, in St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church on Division street. . Conducting the ceremony for the first group of five boys was John Butler, Rover scout troop leader. He was assisted by District Scout Master, Cy Mur- phy, while the troop badges and insignia were blessed by Father J. T. Pearson. The troop was first founded a little over a year ago by Father studying for his Doctor of Can- non Law in Rome. During the past year, the five boys have gone through a testing period of training. The first members of this troop are: Bob and Joe Kearney, Bob Parsons, John Lis and Bill Holmes. They were honored that evening at a father and son banquet held in St. Michael s School. Mark 102nd TIMES BUREAUS COBOURG G. McAuliffe PORT HOPE Iain Macdonald TU. 5-5737 Hydro Ends Leadership By Grafton Cobourg Beaten FR. 2-5349 By Peterborough COBOURG -- Cobourg Pee Wee All-Stars put up a great show in the annual Pee Wee hockey tour- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, Februery 23, 1959 7 ACTIVE GROUP to Animals made 22,000 investiga~ LONDON (CP) -- The Royalitions last year, obtaining 728 Society for Prevention of Cruelty court convictions. r title. Murray Ewart triggered both goals for the losers. In the consolation round, Lind- say came out victorious by beat- ing Napanee. Both Peterborough and Cobourg received trophies and crests as winners and run- ners-up, The Lindsay people real- Peterborough, 16-0 winners over|ly treated the Cobourg team Cobourg here a few weeks ago, wonderfully and coach John had a nfuch tougher game with|Ryan came home with glowing Long way to PAYDAY? - | COBOURG -- Hydro are the new ch i of the Cob Mercantile Hockey League. They ended the two-year reign of Graf-- ton Broncs Sunday as they de- feated the Broncs 8-5 in a fiery sudden-death clash at Cobourg| Arena watched by the largest crowd of the season. Highlight of the fast, rough tilt was the speciacular goaltending BOC Explode In 2nd Period COBOURG Bowmanville - Orono Combines exploded for seven goals in the second period here Friday to topple Cobourg- Port Hope Combines 11-6 in an Eastern Ontario intermediate went all the way to the finals be- fore a strong Peterborough Church League nudged them out for the title. Teams entered were from Co- bourg, Port Hope, Bowmanville, Peterborough, Napanee, Deseron- to, Lindsay and Port Perry. In the opening game John Ryan's Cobourg boys smothered Deseronto 10-1, the locals this time, taking a 7-2|reports of the fine treatment they decision and scoring twice in the(got from: the citizens of Lind- last two minutes to wrap up the'say. t at Lindsay Saturday and All-Star club TENDER FOR WATER MAINS Danny Gadhois,|| = Sealed tenders properly marked "Tender for of Stu Lingard in the Hydro nets. Lingard time after time robbed Grafton sharpshooters of sure goals with some great clutch saves. His sparkling effort proved "A" game that closed off the schedule of the locals Cobourg swings into playoffs nat N. Weneed the little Flying Frenchman, led the locals to victory with the three-goal hat trick. Singles went to Murray Ewart, Gord Kelly, the difference between the two evenly-mat~hed teams. The extra game was required and if Friday's game was indica- tive of their play night Yndica. (Bob Hill, Frank Godfrey, B11 Ryan, Gord Stevenson and Ian to come Its Robertson. Water Main Contract W59-2" will be received by the undersigned up to 5 p.m. Monday, March 2nd, 1959. This contract is for the laying of approximately 6200 ft. of 6" water mains in the City of Oshawa | | | | | I t Ek E going to be an early spring here- abouts. Cobourg looked razor sharp in the initial stanza as they took a 3-1 edge. However, a porous de fence and shaky goalkeeping al- lowed the fast-skating BOC's to overcome the deficit and go on to a decisive victory before 350 dis- appointed customers. Penalties hust the losers as Syd fir Jd onl Arnold's men clicked four times rst half of the game and only), 4pe power iay. The BOC win IT'S EASIER TO REPAY THE ASSOCIATES' In the semi-final elimination, Cobourg edged Port Hope 2-1 in a real thriller. Port Hope scored first to lead 1-0. Billy Ryan tied the score early in the middle can- to and Ian Robertson fired the all-important winner in the same frame to win it as Cobourg held the Hilltowners off the sheet in the third. In the other semi-final, Peterborough crushed Bowman- ville 8-1, to decide first place after both had ended up in a dead heat at the end of the regular schedule. Hydro now meets 26 Central Ord- nance Depot in the first round of playoffs beginning Tuesday night. As runners-up Grafton draws the fourth-place Ontario Trazning School in the other best-of-three semi-final set. Grafton dominated play for the nlite Anniversary St. Michael's Scout Groups Hold Banquet i 5 sto vovenut™ " COBOURG--St. Michael's Cubs|was Queen Scout Tim Kerr. The and Boy Scouts held a father and [opening address was given by i son banquet Sunday evening in!Lou Griffith, District Sc ou t|[2reat work by Lingard prevent-| i pai" corond place for them | the school auditoriuin, Commissioner. The opening pray- ed them from opening un a huge 4 gave them the right to the The banquet was held to mark er, 'A Scout's Prayer of Thanks. '¢ad. Hvdro plaved on the Tater extra home game in their semi- Mar. 6 -- BOC at Minden the 102nd birthday aniversary of |giving"" was read by Robert Lin. [side and it paid off in the later final playoff with Minden. Mar. 7 -- Minden at BOC \ | stages of the game as Grafton . : Lord Baden Powell whe founded ton. ag Ld . BOC -- Hawe, Mercer, Cope necessary) the Scout Movement. The guest speaker was the|'ilted under the torrid ace and), 4, McGill, Degray, D. West,| Mar. 9 -- BOC at Minden (if More than 50 fathers attended |Rev. Edgar S, Bull, rector of St,[H¥dro came on in the third Per" Armstrong, Westfall, K. West, necessary) [ the banquet with their sons, mak- Peter's Anglican Church. Mr, [10d to win br |Walker, A. Rennick, R. West, J.| Mar. 11 -- Minden at BOC (if ing a total of almost 150 present. |Bull outlined the history of Lord| It Was 3-2 after the first period | ot © 00 | necessary) Some fathers were present with |Baden Powell. He told the Scouts|©" Broncs. Don Ball eave Graf: COBOURG -- Kemp, Turland,| Home games for Minden are \ | 240 lead but Bill Hessin as many as four sors who are|and Cubs they should try to puc|'" 2 Munro, A. McKeen, [Played at Bobcaygeon. and Ken Marsden netted the Viomtgomery, Muto. A FEC [Chates for the finals will be as outlined by plan and specifications, as well as for any future 6" water main installations that may be required throughout the City of Oshawa during the balance of 1959. Plans and specifications may be obtained at the office of the undersigned upon the deposit of a certified cheque in the t of Fifteen Dollars (15.00). Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. When you need money, get it the Associates "4-C" way-- CASH, COURTESY, CO-OPERATION and CONSIDERATION. Phone or stop in to your nearest Associates Budget Plan office for fast friendly service. COBOURG -- The Cobourg Boy Scout Association held ceremo- {nies in the Park theatre here Sun. |day afternoon to celebrate the |102nd anniversary of the birthday of Lord Baden Powel', founder of er ---------- YOU MONTHLY RECEIVE PAYMENTS $ 179.89 $11.00 277.97 17.00 412.64 25.00 860.71 36.00 1,525.00 65.00 Mar. 4 -- Minden at BOC (of Wm. Boddy, Chairman. G. F. Shreve, General Manager. BUDGET PLAN LIMITED OSHAWA 111 Simcoe St.S.--RA 5-6531 (Above Canadian Tire) The Public Utilities Commission of the City of Oshawa 100 Simcoe Street South, Oshawa, Ontario 3 or.11 4 to get out of hand at times. Win- Charles Skelding, group commit- ners drew seven of the infrac-| tee chairman; Mayor J. D. Bur- net; Lou Griffith, district Scout Commissioner; Father J T. Pearson and Father J. P. Col- lins, both of Cobourg; Father G. F, Sullivan of Warkworth; vestigation. They in return noti-|yessin, W. McBride, G. McBride. (if necessary) fied their headquarters in Peter-|wakely, Stewart, K. Marsden, W.| Mar. 9 -- Napanee at Cobourg| borough who sent out a private|Marsden, Ferguson, Mottershead |(if necessury) John Butler, Rover Scout leader; [plane to fly over the object to] GRAFTON--Ferguson, Currelly| Mar. 11 -- Cobourg at Napanee Bob Clement, Cub leader; A. !lidentify it. {Turk, Twitchett, Beatty. Cane.|(if necessary) Clement Sr., group committee It was found to be one of the|Lawless, Tto., Burley, Maybee.SERIES "B' chairman; and John Clement, many icebergs that are floating{Moskin, Wildey, Eagleson, Ball,| Feb. 25 -- BOC at Minden district Cub Commissioner. loff the Cobourg shore. |Purdy. | Feb. 28 -- Minden at BOC Cobourg. His Worship congratu- {made by both the Scouts andy od even: and Glew Trevor -- |games start at 8.30. p.m. with the proud of the fact they were the 7 |Cane's setup at 10.47 to send the | Head table guests were Cy, The report came in Sunday | were called in to aid in the in- Cavanaugh, Trvon, W. Hessin, J.| Mar. 6 -- Cobourg at Napanee ONCE IN A Z IFETIME lated the new Rover Scouts who [Cubs under the direction of Com {eave them. the lead for the exception of the Feb. 27 and Mar T : . first Rover Scouts in the history | feams into the third period knot: For Combines | t i t t SERIES "A" Murphy, district Scoutmaster; morning that the object was out fes in the game that shreatened of Cobourg. | Floating Iceberg [ted up at 4-4. Hydro poured on the -- C N y there but no one seemed to know you. 5 ohourg ai Napatce | either Scouts or Cubs itheir rules into daily practice in| : o 4 "Alli Ti equalizers. Fred .Mayhee|McAllister, Fisher, McDou. | Arranged as soon as the two semi. | the final canto as Feb. 27 -- » at Cobourg. kine | eb. 27 -- Napanee at Cobourg The guest speaker for the eve. their lives. nut Brones back in front at 16.01,|Dowle, Freeman, Doris, {final survivors are decided. All were present at the hanquet and mander Griffith and Cub Com: fii time in the game 6 games in Series "A"" which will Father J. P, Collins, parish |rressure in COBOURG -- Bowmanville - Mar. 2 -- Cobourg at Napanee MAKE.. SIZE... ning was Mayor J. D. Burnet of| The renewal of promises was In the second. Bill McBride null. |8all, Finlay, H. McKeen, Weiss told them they could he very missioner John Clement Gerry Lawless converted Bus have wine o'clock warts : priest of St. Michael' 1081 Dien A chae i congratu- Arouses Curiosity Glen Tryon scored a vair and Bil'|Orono clinched second place in thei an COBOURG Yor McBride and Bill Hessin added the Eastern Ontario Intermediate | eir fine turn-out and told thej C A large black) Goojac to wrap it up. Bus Cane's| "A" Hockey League Friday and| fathers he hoped they would take object, about two miles off the), t"cacond goal for Broncs prov-|by doing so, all playoff dates are a deeper interest in the move-|shore of Cobourg in Lake On-| 4 titles y now set with the opening games ment by way of helping out when|tario, had police stumped on Sun-| "poferees Jim Dawe and Karl|of the semi-finals Wednesday. | they are called upon day as to its identity | Tefferson handed out nine penal- [Dates are: : ds [tions The Ontario provincial police HYDRO -- Lingard, Collins.| Mar. 4 -- Napanee at Cobourg WE NEED T.V. SETS 11999 z= CONSOLE | BY MARCONI... 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