The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

: THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thuradey, Apefl 15, 1965 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR "Everything From Soup To Nuts' END OF THE LINE comes tonight, in Detroit Olympia, - for either the hometown Red Wings or the visiting Chicago Black Hawks. This seventh and deciding game of their semi- final set looms as a real doozer, It could be that Hawks will upset the dope bucket. Said dope bucket reads that so far, in all the semi-final Stanley Cup games played this season, | the "home team" has won every time out -- except on Tues- day night in Toronto, when Canadiens won out in overtime over Maple Leafs, to close out that series. Red Wings are } recognized as a truly formidable club on their home ice but | Chihawks haven't looked that bad, even in defeat, at Detroit, * and with just a break or two, could have won one or two there. Tonight, they have to win in Detroit, or else! Key factor, at this distance, would seem to be the health of the 'respective teams. Red Wings are hurting!. It's still bery doubtful whether or not Doug Barkley will be ready for action and with Warren Godfrey playing real well, coach Sid Abel is liable to stay with his current line-up. Several other mem- «bers of the Detroit team have injuries which are hampering ' the individuals concerned. This final seventh game will be a : test of condition and determination -- and in these fields, both clubs have some top exponents. We personally are predicting * that both Gordie Howe and Ted Lindsay, yes, and Bill Gadsby, 'three of the Detroit veterans, will be in the star ranks: to- * night -- if trying - to - win means anything in rating stars. a eee +e TORONTO LEAFS are too old! Sure, everybody has been predicting that the Mapleos couldn't go along much Jonger with such a heavy list of veterans on their roster but they won the Stanley Cup for three years in succession. Now "everybody has joined the hue and cry -- especially some of the 4Toronto scribes. We wish some of .them would remember to point out that these veterans are the same players who filled 'Maple Leaf Gardens, to sellout capacity, practically every Saturday night this past winter. It's certain that some of the "oldies will have to be replaced -- "Red" Kelly, deep in the 'political whirl, will likely leave one opening, by personal 'choice. But the real truth is that Toronto Leafs have just "that many veterans that they don't dare let them all depart-- Jor they'd be minus that commodity 'so vital to any profes- 'sional team's operation -- experience! If you take the long, fhard look at the Leafs' lineup, you have to admit that neither of their goalies is at the front side of his career; Douglas is "the only defenseman who can be considered "young"'; up on 'the firing line, they've got Armstrong, Kelly, Stewart, Moore, 'McKenny and Bathgate, all at the border line -- and for that matter, their greatest competitor, Bob Pulford, is also past Ghis peak. They don't dare drop them all and no doubt, one ter two they let go, will probably star again in Boston or New "York. * © S8PORTS SHORTS: -- Coach "Toe" Blake's big problem at "the moment is to decide on the best available fill-in for his in- ured defense ace, Jacques Laperriere, out for the term, with 'm broken ankle. Jean-Guy Talbot is expected to be his choice, 'with rookie Noel Picard as his fifth rearguard. And Jean 'Beliveau wouldn't make a bad rearguard, for the odd shift, either! ... SIR STANLEY MATTHEWS is going to continue 'be play soccer, even though now past 50. He'll be with Toronto City again this year in the Canadian pro loop. . . . GEORGE MCHUVALO and his opponent, Bill Nielsen of Omaha, had their "weigh-in and physicals yesterday and were okayed as in top Bhape, for their heavyweight bout on Monday night. . . "EASTERN ONTARIO Baseball Association meets on Monday snight, at the Port Hope Canadian Legion Hall, to plan for the summer season, in all classes -- from Senior down to' the Pee DWees and Tykes. Meeting is called for 7:30 o'clock. Winnipeg Braves Oust Port Arthur FORT WILLIA M (CP)-- Gerry Mazur's goal with three {seconds remaining in the third period gave Winnipeg Braves a VA BILL MINETT's entry from. the host club, captured the annual Oshawa Rotary In- ter-Club curling bonspiel and An entry from the local club" captured The G Motors Trophy and top prizes,| in the annual Rotary Inter-Club} Bonspiel, held at The Oshawa Curling Club yesterday, when the foursome of Norman Moran, Ted Shreve, Dr. A .Rudnik and Bill Minett, skip, scored three wins and a point-total of 12, to earn the honors. The Oshawa rink barely) squeezed through their first game with an extra-end win over Jack Robertson's rink from Haliburton, but then went on to win their next two games in convincing style. They were) competing. in the early, o'clock draw. Runners-up for the honors. was the rink from Fene- lon Falls, entered by Glen Wood and skipped by Gerry Palmer, with other members being E. Thompson and B. Phillips. They won their three games in: the 11.00 o'clock divi- sion and scored a total of eight points, winning their final third game over Russ Brankston's 1 end finish. Second-best in the early group was another Oshawa rink, consisting of Cec Stephen- FORT ERIE RESULTS PIRST RACE -- Purse $1,900. Clalm- Winner, ch g@ 3, by Chinese Sun--Ocean Ang, maiden three- and four-year-clds, 5¥2\Cora, by Ocean Wave. 2). pension ' Pool $36,482. éHuckinsrun, son «8.90 4.50 3.20, FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2000. Ciaim- Gay Chant, Harris 4.3% 4,00 ing, four-year-olds, 1 mile and 70 yards WSienna Star, Leblanc 6,50| (6). Also Ran in Order: Susan's Prince, |6-Scotty K., Harrison Zoom Zoom, Tipsy Gypsy, Willie's Brief, 4Merry Barque, Dittfach ® Daredri, Chips of Blue, rene's Son,.3-Comby, Cuthbertson 5.30 anky Kid and West Royal Also Ran in Order: Bobby Weaver, Ae ne, 4, Gg Admiral--Lady Eyeson and Royal Picture. i" \e. THE QUINEL 4 AND 4, 1 Pool $18,731, Double Pool $40,726. Winer, oe ts ecace: SECOND RACE -- Purse $2,000. Cisim- Taga, by Chatledon. fing, three-year-olds, 6 Furiongs (8), Pool $19,475. Quinella Pool $22,495. sv. $i, Inouye 11.20 4.60 2.60| SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,600. Allow- SJamie's Gem, Maxwell 3.10 2.30\ances, three-year-olds, 5¥ Furlongs (7). S-Gey Bride, Harris 2.20\2-Whistling Sea, D'tach 00 3.40 Also Ran in Order: Red Purse, Ann's|4-Encore Une, Gomez 3.40 2.40 mooly, oe Cat, Lucky Deal and 5-Smerky, Inouye . rt en a Also Ran in Order: Tracey Glen, Coun- mony bg ng Oe ae > oe ae tess Tana, Bega Bega and Strong Willed. » 3, by V. jer-- | Wi Bi del, by Jer Hine. |} Winner, dk b or br c, 3, by Alibastro--B. $32,894 » THIRD RACE -- Purse $2,000. Claim- Ing, maiden two-year-olds, foaled in Can- ances, Qda, 4% Furlongs (9). SSunny James, Hajal BVailey Royal, Inouye 7.40 2.90 3.10 , 2.20 2.40 Frost, by Bunty Lawiess. Pool $45,24} four-year-olds and up, foaled Canada, 6 Furlongs (6). 9.70 6.80) 1-Windkin, G %Malor Roberts, McGovern 11.40} 3-Top Toggery. Dittfech Also Ran in Order: Har-Dan, Near-. Also Ran in Order: Albion Ster, Morn @oster, King Jive, Busher Jackson, Count ins' mornin, and Son Bi Lively, and Kill Shot. Winner, dk b or ate Scratch--Mr. Goo. 0 'hall Amaze, by Chatledon. inner, bg 2 by Jamie K -- Sunny Poo! $46,741, Wrack, by Teddy Wrack. Pool $36,769. » FOURTH RACE -- Purse $1,900, Claim-|5-Black Diver, Leblanc ang, maiden three- and four-year-olds, 52 8-Purly Sark, Shuk 25.70 11.10 8. Furlongs : (12) 3Man Talk, Harris 3-C'nese G'bier, McComb 7.80 4.60 3.50 Also Ran in Order: Super Flow ited ' 1, Peltediroe's rink from Port JO0-Bive Xmas, Waish $.30 3.40\Flyer, Now t SAunt Fanny, Tawse ¥ wae 7.40 and Korolevu, jer, Donna B. Also Ran in Order: King Strome, Wii-|Winner, dk b or br c, 3, by Gun Shot-- iy D., Selwyn, Tudor Anne, Niagara Marine Diver, by Devil Diver, iss, Happy June, Darbykin, Hot to Trot|Pool $47,152. Total Pool $346,206. and Alvin. 'Attendance 5,216. Jungle League Floor Hockey Two lopsided victories were fegistered in the initial games of the Jungie Floor Hockey League, as Panthers trounced Leopards 19 to 4, and Tigers run 'Bway from Lions, 19 to 6. . This league operates every goals, in leading Panthers \Team Captain Tom Eldridge Jim Jordan a pair each, an Tiger "scoring, with a single. Captain Mill the six Lions' goals. 2.40 SEVENTH RACE--Purse $2,900. Allow- in 5.9 3.50 3.50|2-W'riors Day, F'simmons 9.20 4.4 3.50/Walling of Haliburton, with one 3.70 2.90 EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2,600. Allow-|'". P ances, three-year-olds, 5' Furlongs (8). |Riley as skip. 5.70) 90 4.90 _____.|J. 'M. Ramsay's Trenton entry) jand David Hughes each scored three goals. Bob Richard and |Eddie Luke rounded out the| Melnychuk and Guy Wilson scored two goals each, with singles going to Brian) Robinson and Kevin Jordan, for} David LaRocque scored nine; to son, Gord Miles, "'By" Edmond- son and Roy Whittington, skip, with three wins | seven points. Ewart Marston's| Port Hope entry, which includ-/g jed Austin Burch, Doug Fergu-| son and Ritchie Allison, also|p, compiled seven points for three|/R wins, in the 11.00 o'clock draw. OTHER WINNERS | High two-game winners in) ipoints for two wins and next in| line came Art Stone's rink)? jwins and a point-total of 14-!) |plus-9. |McClelland's Whitby Rotary] Club entry was best in thes early draw, with 8-plus-2 points) jand next in line was Lester| L +} In the 11.00. o'clock draw,| \J. F. McCorquodale, with Bil]) They had plus-4 points and next in line, with 9.00|\charge 0} |Ceec. 'Gord Miles, Scarborough rink, on an extra: the early draw was the Kitchen-| Af" Chambers, s14.00\er entry, which was skipped by|Alex Hommor, by War and Peace--Sane-| Allen Shirk, They had 16-plus-3 A!gn, Shirk: Dr. [Allen Shirk 90) : |Wm. Murchison WW; z59\win and a total of five points. |). Robertson 9(W); b ; : ; Art Stone Org, 5, by Whirting|tigh two-win prizes went to the|T. ¢. Kent jrin 0 elleville, entered by|8i! ; jrink from Belleville, entered by 4 whittinaton 10 4 15-| Alf Dove |Dr. Rundle |Art Stone 2.90\ with two wins I .| Bill Minett OMe, Was aero [Whittington 8(W); The General phy, here yesterday. winners are Motors Tro- The shown here, with skip Bill Minett in the "host!points and an aggregate total " eneral'of 19, to nose out Jack Glover's| Oshawa rink, which also had| four points for one win and an} aggregate total of 18. The special ead' in the Father J. C. las master of ceremonies for the presentation of the prizes, at| Ewart Marston, the conclusion of the day's play, "By" Merv First BOWMANVILLE Ken Hockin, Stu James, Keith Slemon, Dr. H, R. skip Stephenson, "By" Edmondson, oy bddaktataliag 10; skip OSHAWA M, Cryderman, Frank Burrows, Lee Army Armtsrong, Rolson, skip ; FENELON FALLS and a total of|Art Taylor, Bill Shosenberg, 'ge Johnstone, ill, Murchison, skip i PETERBOROUGH . Kayser, . Corkey, |S. Munro, Don Rathwell, skip KITCHENER Schaus, Ki 13; WHITBY ack Roblin, tu Dunbar, \from Armour Heights, with twoléd Finan, . C. McClelland, skip H OSHAWA In the one-win group, J. C.|Norm Moran, Ted Shreve, A. Rudnik, ill Minett, skip 8(W); 14; bh 19; 9; 10; . Walling 1 Minett 8; '; 9; 1; Edmondson, executive, presenting his com- pany's trophy to the day's: top winners. Cryderman f the prize committee duties: and Jack Graham acted day'sias_ official scorer. | Following are rinks and their scores: 9:00 O'CLOCK H skip 4. ARMOUR HEIGHTS Bill Minett's Rink Wins Rotary Bonspiel | prize for "hest| bonspiel, Pereyma acted GM was in Armstrong Kent K, MacArthur 12; FENELON FALLS Glenn Wood, £. Thompson, was|B. Phillips, voted, donated, and presented eee by Hayden Macdonald. H | Austin. Burch, |Doug Ferguson, Ritchie Allison, Gord Coyle, Bill Godson, |Ches Grigg, Ken Skelly, | William Towns Vashi Crawford, night. 5-4 victory over Port Arthur 'North Stars and a berth in the Western Canada Memorial Cup junior hockey final Wednesday The Braves rallied from a 3-1 first-period deficit to turn back the North Stars and wrap up the club's best-of-seven western semi-final series 4-1. Their next opponents will be either Edmon- ton Oil Kings, western cham- pions during the last five years, or Regina Pats. The Neighborhood Dart League ended another enjoyable season with its annual dinner and dance, and presentation of trophies, on Saturday evening. Fernhill captured the Robson Leather Trophy, as team cham- pions, consisting of team play- ers Betty Naylor, Bert Naylor, Olga Twine, Tom Twine, Mari- lyn Smith, Jim Smith, Judy Carlson and Fred Parsons. Rundle No. 1 won the Con- solation prize, taking the Cen- SOCCER SCOTTISH Ayr 0 Hamilton d centre, flanked by left-to- right, Dr. Alex Rudnik, Ted Shreve and Norman Moran. --Oshawa 'Times Photo Leslie Rosewaine, Nelson Goltz, skip 7 OSHAWA Jim McCansh, Jack Graham, Joe Bolahood, Chas. Peacock, skip H SCARBOROUGH Art Olsen, Shelly Lush, Reg. Willson, Russ Brankston, skip 8; BELLEVILLE Bel Meagher, Bill _Holway, J. MeCorauodale, Bill Riley, 14; skip OSHAWA Murray Smith, |Don Stiles, Murray Macleod, Jack Glover, skip 6(W); Don Rathwell 6(L). 10; 6 Les Walling Ken Cooper 8 11:00 O'CLOCK DRAW First Gomes OSHAWA Ken Crone, Merv Perkin, Stan Wilson, Doug Langmaid, skip TRENTON Brock Nugent, Ross Brummell, Mel Dunfield, J. M. Ramsay, skip LEASIDE Stan Lovell, Bill Caroline, Dave Martin, Ernie Swan, 10; 7; 9; R. Brankston | Alex Nathan Glen Wood |Len Burrage 9 |M. Munroe 10; |J, M. Ramsay 12; |Nelson Goltz 11; Ewart Martson 7; PORT HOPE * skip 9: PETERBOROUGH | Ken. Skelly | Chos. Peacock 10; | McCorquodale 13; 3 Glen Wood 7(W); skip 6. Ewart Marston 11; PORT CREDIT |M. R. Munroe 7; Ward Magor, | D. Langmaid 8; Ted Bowden, lErnie Swan ; ud skip 7; BRACEBRIDGE SCORES LONDON (Reuters) -- Soccer results Wednesday night: LEAGUE Division I Dunfermline 3 Rangers 1 Partick vs. Dundee ppd. Motherwell 2 Aberdeen 2 Falkirk 6 Celtic 2 Division If 1 E. Stirling vs. Alloa ppd. Stirling. 4 Forfar 0 Queen of the south 2 Arbroath 3 Queens Pk 2 Brechin 2 IRISH LEAGU E Coleraine 4 Crusaders 2 Jim Roe John Rae, skip TORONTO J. Vessev, H. Hendershot, Ross Murison, Len Burrage, skip OSHAWA Macdonald, Jim Maroosis, Don Sturgis, Fr. J, Pereyma, skip OSHAWA Jack Bathe, Mike Rudka, Ed. Storie Alex Nathan, skip PORT CREDIT Jim Love, "Buck" Evans, Jack Mowling, M, R. Munroe, H. skip Second Games J McCorauodale 7, Fr. Pereyma Jack Glover Ernie Swan Doug Langmaid John Rae Chas, Peacock Ken Skelly Third Gomes Jack Glover Alex Nathan J . Ramsay 6,| Worthy Atom, Campbell tral Council Trophy, with team players Peggy Andrews, Eric Ford, Midge Wilson, Mike Wil- son, Greta Houston, Jock Hous- ton and Gary Clarke. Rundle No. 2 again won the Dyett's Trophy for the most points during the season, and they also won the Canadian Corps Trophy for high score in Nine Innings of Baseball, con- sisting of team players Ruth FIRST RACE -- 6% Furlongs (Trot) for three-year-olds and up. Purse $600 (8) Thomas M, Bissonette 49 3.10 2.20 Willy Tass, McDougall 40 300 5.40 Also Started: Patsy Peters 3rd, jMeadow Brownie, Glen Van, Capital R, and Rocky Hel Can, SECOND RACE -- 6% Furiongs (Pace) for three-year-olds and up. Purse $600 (7). Lochinvar Judy, MeD'gall 9.40 8.10 4.60 Terry Mac, Morrissey 9.90 4.70 Full Swing, McCorkle 10 Also Started: Royal Prince Diliard, Lee Riddell, Franco Kid, and Flip Morris. "\DAILY DOUBLE, 4 AND 4, PAID $27.90 THIRD RACE -- 6'4 Furlongs (Pace) for three-year-olds and up. Purse $600 (8). Oral Hi, Coke 410 2.90 2.40) Peter Nibble, Troy 40 3.2 "|Shéshone, Hill 3, Alse Started: Eva Mohawk, Stormy Way, Cinda C, Gratien, True Ezra, end Prince Adam. FOURTH RACE -- 6'4 Furiongs (Pace) 'ltor three-year-olds and up. Purse $800 (8) Oxford May, Bogart 19.70 6.40 6.10 Lady Violet Direct, Hilliard 490 4.40 -|Lusty Lory, Walsh Also Started: Theda Bara, Modern = |Grattan, Caistor Boy H, Brown Bear, and "|Terrific Pick. FIFTH RACE -- 6% Furiongs (Pace) for three-year-olds and up. Pursi {Carl W. Grattan,. Hie 4,\Casey Direct, Bissonette 7.|Rick Spencer, Quinian 6.) Shobbrook, Lorne Shobbrook, | GREENWOOD RACEWAY Dart League Has Annual Closing jGen. Bryant, Art Bryant, jRoss, Bill Ross Pelow. Individual trophies were won by the following players: Pullen and Men, Tom Twine. Double In's -- Ladies, Rae and Men, brook. Ross and Men, Art Graves. Vi Graves and Men, Houston. Baseball 1 Inning -- Ladies, Betty France and Men, Wilson. tive for the fine work done by being Mike Wilson, president; Major, secretary - treasurer; and Bill Ross, official keeper. MacDutt's Lassie, Walker 400 2. Seattle D., O'Dare 4. Riverdale Bob, Findley ! Also Started: White Princess. | QUINELLA, 4 AND 3, PAID 611.00 SEVENTH RACE -- 7 Furlongs (Pace) for three-year-olds end up, Purse $1,000 (8), Peter Abbey C., Coke | Det! Humes, Feagen Lee Gratten, Hill tard, Rich Liner, DNF-Hurricane and ONF-Gentry Mcktyo. DNF--Accident, did not finish, three-year-olds and up. Purse $1,500 (8). Highland Girl, McLean Ko Ko C, Gordor Demon King, Hughes Alse Started: Sir Cartith, Jerry Canuck, Frisco Lee J. NINTH RACE -- 7 Furiongs (Pace three-year-olds and up. Purse $1,000 Adios Yates, Coke 5.0 |lrene MacDuff, Boyce iMay Trust, Fillon ¥ | Alse Started: Or, 8. @., Jimmy [Unko, Sice Gin, |Glendale Joe. Attendance 5,296 9.90 Vi and Doug. Double Outs -- Ladies, Nettie Lily Lorne Shob- High Three Darts--Ladies, Vi Baseball 9 Innings -- Ladies, Jock Mike On behalf of all players, gifts were presented to the execu- them during the season, these Tom Twine, vice-president; Ede score- 9.0 6.10 3.40) 1 3. league. 410 Alse Started: Echo O Vailey, Larry Dil- wit, BIGHTH RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) for 4% 3.20 2.8 1 O'MALLEY! 40 2.90 Armbro Adanac, Reed's Dream, and | D for (8). soll 69 4.60 1 6.) Winged Freight, end! Total Pool $299,664. RAS Forest League Floor Hockey © David Saunders scored seven goals to lead Willows to a 13-to- 5 victory over. Poplars, in the opening game of the Forest Floor Hockey League, at the Simeoe Hail Settlement House on Saturday morning. Mario Canoaico scored three goals, Gilles Roussy, Ronny Williams and Stu Dupont one each for the Willows' victory. Terry Hinze also had the hat trick, David Murphy and. Ron Bartodziej singles for the los- ing Poplars' five goals. This was a close game, until the midway mark of the second period, when David Saunders scored three quick goals. In the second game of this league, Oaks scored in the final minutes to edge by the Maples 11-to-10. Charles Coburn and Don Saun- ders scored two each, and the remainder of the team scored singles, in a real team effort, for the victory. .. Timmy Craigs and Mike Canoaico scored three each, Randy Morris two, Lawrence Howard and Ralph Williams singles for the Maples, This 70 230 was a@ see-saw battle until the 2.\0|final whistle, The Forest League has play- 'ers up to 12-years-old, and twe \games are played every Satur- |day morning, in the four-team 1 1 JAMES Construction Ltd. 723-7122 lg @ Homes @ Additions i 1° Offices @ Remodeling» 6.40 Also Started: Leeharv Song, K. W. R., R. Brankston 7(L).|Grattan Portage, Hedgewood Bob, end Nelson Goltz Len Burroge John Roe Fr, Pereyma 6.| J. R. Spencer. | 4 7.| SIXTH RACE -- 1 Mile the complete DRAW joug Geer, Lew Griffith, Bob Brown, Ken Cooper, skip 7 HALIBURTON Dan Oniel, Glenn Austin, Joe Iles, Lester Walling, skip y FENELON FALLS Orie Childs, Jack Barrett, Herb Townley, Ken MacArthur, skip TORONTO Jack Rutherford, Bill Russell, Bert Staples, T. £. Kent, skip WILLOWDALE Bob Wilcox, Bill Dobbie, Jud Horkins, Don Campbell, Don Currie, i Gerry Reynolds, | Herbie Wilson, Art Stone, skip COLBORNE Neil Black, Barney Hoskin, Tom Cuthbert, Alf Dove, skip 3 HALIBURTON Curry Bishop,. Andy LoPage, Merv Robertson, Jack Robertson, | skip B(L). J.C, McClelland §.! "A" Armstrong 10.| Ken Cooper 9(L).! "Jud" Horkins D. Rathwell mes "Jud" Horkins J. Robertson J. C McClelland Allen Shirk Murchison Ow Nouns 3 6 with eight. points. High one-win prizes in. the late draw, were captured by} |with a total of seven points and :\sixth prizes, for one win, went |to the Forest Hill rink skipped! by Len Burrage ,who had four! ATTENTION .. - RON"S TV RON BRIGHTLING, is now ser ving Oshewe and districts full time. |! Aerials - Towers - Rotors - Repairs Ph: 723-7521 BA BOY DEFINITELY SELLS FOR LESS! PHILIPS THE ONLY TELEVISION WITH A = YEAR PICTURE TUBE GUARANTEE 19" PORTABLE TV Instant Picture and Sound Lighted Channel Indicator Pre-Set Fine Tuning Front-Mounted Speaker REGULAR $234 VALUE (Trot) for 5. three-year-olds and up. Purse $1,100 (4), ARLY-BIRD SAVINGS ON E CRUISER BIKES -- ts weexeno Sleek, new swept-frame styling... CRUISER CANTILEVER MADE FOR B. F. GOODR BICYCLE MANUFACTURER. LooK lever frame for added strengt added beauty -- Deluxe chrome and wheels -- Whitewall tires --- Heavy duty cronk -- Dependable 'Perry' coaster. broke -- Automotive-type finish. -- Scientifically designed canti- ICH BY CANADA'S LEADING SPECIAL BOYS & GIRLS Mana fenders Telescopic Antenna PHILIPS THE ONLY TELEVISION (/ WITH A 2 YEAR PICTURE TUBE GUARANTEE prG TERMS © AS Low AS ee e per WEEK 49.95 Popularity leader! CRUISER/CUSTOM Tuesday evening and Saturday|their victory. Ralph Branton, morning, for boys 12 to 17 years\team captain and Ken Jordan in age, at the Simcoe Hall|/picked up four goals each, while Settlement House on Simcoe|Gary Losier had the Panthers' street. jremaining goals. | In the opening game, Lloyd) Ron McInroy and Roger Rich-/ Beaule popped in eight goals injard split the Leopards' four the one-sided Tiger victory.|goals, by scoring two each. | Annandale Golf Club OPENING Good Friday, April 16th © Membership @ Pay os You Play For Further Information Cell Our Pro:- Mr. Skip Williams . 942-3210 Just South Of Highway No. 401 at Pickering Interchange Teos in fun, features end voluel Famous maker -- brilliant auto-type finish -- white fenders -- chain guard. FREEZERS - 21 CU. FT. 3198 3-WAY HOME THEATRE FM/AM Rodio, 4 Speed Automatic | 88 Changer, 23" TV all in one Walnut . 23" BIG SCREEN TV AB Swin-out chassis, Convectaire Cooling, Fidelity tone audio system. With trade WE ARE OPEN EVERY NIGHT INCLUDING "TFT 9:30 P.M. WEDNESDAY FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE Everybody Knows the Place--Bad Boy--King St. E 728-4658--4659 23" CONSOLE TELEVISION 33 Tube Function Instant Picture and Sound Pre-Set Fine Tuning Automatic Contrast Automatic Picture Brightness Control Lighted Channel Indicator REGULAR $395 VALUE §S Year Guarantee made by E=stty. Free food plon, Free delivery, PRICED FROM SPECIAL BOYS GIRLS 39.85 Accessories Extre PRICED WITH A TRADE-IN eS | Hand wired circuit, full power trans- former. Up-front tuning, AGC circuit, FURNITURE WORLD s B.F.GOODRIC! 88 King St. W. H HOME & AUTO CENTRE 725-4543 i Formerly Known as Duffins Creek OPEN TONITE THURSDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. I