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4 f f | if ; } Whitby Bureau Office 111 Dundas St. West Manager: John Gault | WHITBY. And DISTRICT Tel. 668-3703 DIEF A HIT AT PC FIESTA ' former Prime Minister's hand, SMILING AND CHEERFUL Brock - Whitby WARNING! STRAT ACET WD 'SUSPENSE! Evening Shows Start 6:55 and 8:30 Last Complete Show At - 8.3 Sellers C. Scott Recommended As Adult Entertairiment | Mr. John G. Diefenbaker fig- ures in three candid shots at | the annual Starr- Dymond - | Walker Picnic at Heber Down Farm Saturday. At top, Dief chews on a king-size steer- burger. Middle, 'St. John' Diefenbaker emerges from the St. John Ambulance tent to be | caught by yet another eager autograph hunter. And bot- tom, Mr, Diefenbaker pauses | to sign autographs. '| game going in the Broklin arena BY CLIFF GORDON A goal by Glen Lotton at 2.40 of the first overtime period gave the Brooklin Sr, Lacrosse Club a thrilling 6-5 come from behind win over the St, Cathar- ines Athletics at the Brooklin arena' on Saturday night. The win gives Brooklin a 2-1 lead in the best of seven Eastern Canada semi finals. Fourth game of the series is slated for, the Bowl in St. Catharines on Wednesday night with the fifth on Saturday night, Lotton besides getting the win- ner scored one other goal earlier in the game. Big Bob Hanna who logged considerable floor time on Saturday night due to the absence of Ken Ruttan (he was working) scored a pair of goals also. Jerry Burrows and Grant Heffernan each scored one. The goal by Heffernan came at the 18.14 mark of the third period and tied the game up, forcing the overtime. The ever dangerous Gary Moore led the attack for the losers as he triggered a pair of goals, Don Damico also had a pair, with Gary Hinds, the league's most valuable defence- Lotton Grabs Winner In Overtime Thriller \ first play. He worked his way|! in skilfully and deeked Mc- Cready in the loser's cage to give Brooklin the lead for the secon' time.in the game. There were ten penalties hand- ed out in the first period but all were ef the minor nature, It eppeared as if Brooklin were go! to take another second relapse as they did on Friday night. Leading 2-1 ing into the period they soon found themselves on the short end of the stick and trailing 4-2. Damico from McCready at .28 mark really caught the local de- fence flat footed. Then a penalty to K. Lotton (a real cheap one) paved the way for the visitors to take the lead for the first time in the game. Moore was the trigger man on the shot as he let go with that blistering shot of his from about 30 feet out. St. Kitts. were flying at this stage of the game and they proved they meant business as they scored their next goal by Damico while they themselves were playing short handed. This meant action by the "good guys."" Glen Lotton took charge as he combined with Burrows and Heffernan to cut the lead to a single counter. Both teams man, getting the other goal. The series was all tied up at one game each heading into| Saturday night's encounter. | Brooklin won the first game 12-4 and then dropped the second| game by a 12-5 count on Friday| night in the Garden City. Brook- } lin were first to draw blood in Saturday night's game as Jerry| Burrows made a_ fineplay as| he rounded out a three - way) passing play with Doug Vipond| and Grant Heffernan. Carr of| the visitors was in the sin bin at} the time of the goal, St. Kitts) TI |neat shift and caught the St. tightened up their defence for the balance of the period and the pace slowed down just a little. With both teams playing short handed Bob Hanna did another Kitts defence out of position and fired his second goal by Mc- Cready who could only wave good bye as the little white ball went sailing by. The period end- ed at 4 all. The third period was a dandy. he fans really got off their eee, 83 bt] ribet edi 73 bin when Glen Lotton on a three-way passing play with Heffernan and Hanna got the one that proved the game win- ner at 2.48. This one appeared to take some of the fire out of the losers and they appeared to be somewhat disorganized. The teams changed ends at the end of the first five minutes of the extra period. In the second half the "A"s did everything but score. They tested Baker in the Brooklin goal with some real dandys, but the big fellow would not budge an inch. The game ended with the local fans all on their feet cheering their favour- ites as if they had just won the Mann Cup. tae lal ; g E Bra aie i E F E he i fi Ss. f gf = i hi 2° Nore isco STRIFE ENDED The Bc-mese capital, Ran- goon, which means "end of strife," got its name after a@ be available forjnorthern king defeated a south- ern tribe in battle. 51%4% VICTORIA and GREY GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS SECURITY .. .+eee+sUnconditionally guaranteed by the company. JUST TALKING: To the fans fought back gamely but were| hands and started to cheer. The being thwarted by Baker in the) walls of the Brooklin arena were Brooklin cage. Finally at 13.12|ninging and the ground of the with Hanna of Brooklin off for| rink was pounding as the fellows slashing Hind did find the range) really turned on the heat. Moore for the visitors. This must have] scored for. the visitors at 4.49 really burned Hanna up as he|and the "A"s appeared just a came back to the floor as soon|little confident. McCready was as the goal was scored and took;now nursing a one goal lead possession of the ball on the! and with him and @ one goa! Dief In Spotlight At Ridings PC Picnic Chatting and shaking hands by the dozen a smiling John Diefenbaker spent several hours with his local party members at the annual Starr - Dymond - Walker picnic at Heber Down Farm on Saturday afternoon. Former Conservative. Prime Minister and now leader of the Opposition Mr, Diefenbaker arrived at the picnic shortly after 3 p.m. Well over 2,000 people were there to meet him as he walked into the picnic with Michael Starr, Member of Pariiament for Ontario Riding. And Mr. Diefenbaker lost no time in making friends with as many of them as He could. Shaking a hand here, stopping to chat there, he slowly moved) his way through the crowd. | One lady after introducing) herself went on to introduce her five children. Mr, Diefenbaker, smiling and laughing, shook hands with them all, | "I have always wanted to) meet you," sighed another lady as she vigorously shook the Mr. Diefenbaker had time to chat with everybody who press- ed forward to: shake his hand. Young and old alike received a few friendly words, There were those who just wanted to shake the man's hand and others who wanted to test him out on controversial sub- jects. A young boy pressed forward and offered Mr. Diefenbaker the controversial three maple leaf flag. Obviously startled Mr, Diefenbaker ignored the profer- red flag and moved on, An eager photographer who snapped the incident received a curt stare from the Opposition Leader and an order not to print "that shot." Later on in the afternoon an- other flag waver appeared byt he went almost unnoticed ex- cept by the host of pressmen who surrounded Mr. Diefebaker as he toured the picnic. After the speeches, Mr. Dief- enbaker resumed his chatting and hand-shaking. By 'this time, however, the steer-burgers wre being served. The animal had been roasted whole earlier in the day. Paus- ing from his labors, Mr. Diefen- baker grabbed a burger and stood chewing the appetizer. The annual picnic again proved a mighty success, Only one small shower sent the gath-| ered throng rushing for cover. | For the kids there were ump- teen races. Kick the shoe, three- legged, sack and egg and spoon races dominated the afternoon. Then, of course, there were, the} horse rides. | The Pickering. Blue Notes| added a little pomp and spec tacle to the afternoon as they | marched up and down in lively | step. | RUG AND UPHOLSTERY CLEANING | 728-4681 | NU-WAY RUG CLEANING 174 Mary St. OSHAWA NORTHSIDE CHRYSLER-DODGE . . . Whitby T SPECIAL pha STATION -8 Engine, cruis-a-mati¢c transi brokes, power electric tailgate, bock-up lights and mony other 18,000 miles, Must be seen an GASH YOUR AUGUST || BABY BONUS CHEQUE | AT MERCANTILE DEPT. 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