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Oshawa Times (1958-), 21 Apr 1965, p. 16

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Joyce Wagar 450, Marion Peake} 438, Jean Lawrence 436, Wenda Andrew 433 and Grace Fusko 432, George Turner 590 (212, 205), Bob Edgar 590 (211, 201), Gord McCormack 590 (201, 201), Sam Larocea 572, Lorenz Shatz 560 (224), Al Young 568 (214), Doug Vann 552, Ossie Spooner 550 (200), Bob Worsley 545, Herman Prakken 536, Ted Collis 534, George Reid 531, Doug Gibbs 520, Ig Clark 527 (215), Doug Cole 525, Bob Peake 517, Matt) Katchaluba 510, Tom McLachlan Remember When? . . By THE CANADIAN PRESS Portage la Prairie Tere riers defeated Oshawa Gen- erals 8-2 to win the best-of. " five final of the Memorial i, Cup 23 years ago tonight ij in 1942--in Winnipeg. In the fourth game of the junior amateur hockey series, Portage's centre Lin Bend and winger Jack McDonald each scored three goals, ATTENTION . , RON'S TV 10-PIN ACTION -Eastway Mixed League Closes Final Section Final Standing -- Auto-Magic OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS WEDNESDAY NITE LADIES Team Standings -- Snails 22, Balipoints) 17, Jetsons 16, Blackhawks 13, Martians! 13, Shamrocks 12, Optimists 10 and ttl ers 9. Congratulations to the "Blackhawks",| winners of the fourth section, Pinfal) was) POLIO VICTIM Biackhawks 19,168 and Martians 18,379, | e & | Olympic wim oac e = ne N, Flee 3s P. Barkiny 22, ¢, Mise' Carwash 48, Bond's Clothing 45, B. Plerce, 2125. Hanne, 2i1, 8; Powers,(OShawa Tune-Up Centre 43, 211, H, Ridley, 207, M, Henson, 205, M.\Vancos 40, Snapshots 38, Pres- Harris, 204, M, Fitzgerald, 202, andiion's Men's Wear 38, Meade's 8. G 1 30, 206, vote : a "Over tb = Sonya Stewart #4 (239, Sunoco Service 37, Crown Taxi he é agiieg 275); Gerry May 653 (207, 268); Jo Cobble 87; TAGRs 35, Bobbies 35, Pick- a hace sponaige 406); Verne Dewoll 634 1276) von Pelow wick Cleaners 35, Central Auto EDMONTON (CP) -- Three 1634 (202, 246); Natalie Judge 603 (241);|Body 32, Oshawa Camera Cen- 16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, April 21, 1965 omen Section Winners:Crown Taxi, Oshawa Camera Centre, Auto- Magic and Oshawa Tune-Up Centre with total points, Pinfall --Vancos, Bond's Clothing, Meades and Auto Body with 509, Walter Vervynck 506 and pantall, George Taylor 504 Mary Cole 510 ris Vann 502) 0 8° pas f #10, Doria Vann be High average winners were! (209), Martha Stauffer 485, rod. Compare at 4 For Price Sake ot 0.0.H,.&® SMELT DIP NET 6° x 6° Compare at 1.95 F.P.S, IN_ FLOOR ADMIRAL 16-19-21") PORTABLES Dehumidifiers For Rent "Your Color TV Store" with exciting MEN-OF-ACTION design . . . exclusive features that mean you can wear it wherever you go; whatever you do. 99° | Joan Johnson 601 (274) and Faye Mitchell 1¢ 2 ' 2 afte s | ¢ | tre 26, YOMACS 26, Stark's)Carole Collis 473, Fairley Bouck-|\Josie Gyurka with 165 and Ossie | RON BRIGHTLING, is now sere EI months after Howard Firby was | Lemon League ~ F, Thurston 90 and G.| Plumbing 25 and Dandies 21, i Oe Jouh Mase od 4 Mavi rele with 178, || ving Oshawa ond districts full time, j 4 discharged from the air force in |Sheridan 77, ; 4 "ti Pick.( ey 474 Joen Hons 72, Mavis ; Hh Aovlelé « Yawete « Rotor : ' i Best of luck, In the playoffs, girist Games -- Prestons 7, Pick-\n. io, 479 Barbara Gyur 3| The executive for next season erie owe i 4 1945 he was stricken by polio. = wick 0; Dandies 5, Central Auto|/4¥!or 470, Barbara Gyurka 463,111 be Gord McCormack, presi Repairs ; p - es ve aceees et | UAWA 'LEAGUE '»; TAGRs 5, Starks 2; Bond's.5,|Marielle Guay 460, Mary Moth-dent; Helen Neal, vice-presl- Ph: 723-7521 i that nearly two Y 7 |. Group 1 = Clint's Texaco 4 Gochicamera Centre 2; YOMACS 5,lersill 459, Josie Gyurka 457,'dent; pia Mothersill, treasurer' ' led to his appointment as coach |Supertest 0) G, and B,J, Acadian Ciean-| oo ot nn ae Menten Piss tess Bhschcainl andes : i' : . ' mpi im- lers 1; Home App. 3, Bank's Flooring 1; Snapshots 2; Vancos 5, : 7 ' of Canada's 1964 Olympic swim ree FTO eee daaitin Mino/th eres Tune-Up Centre 25) ia ens 4, ne : Ves f gi) Page way Firby has 10; Foley's 4, Durno's, 0; 'Houdailie's 9, Carwash §, Crown Taxi 2, nad | WE Cent hciissasnasqaisadiiagiaccniaiiaiaanis 2 7 acquired theories and methods § ET ie 1 Esso Service Centre OSHAWA + \ that, while occasionally un- Gre 8 heed TOCMINEY, 4, ba! ao ©; | (697) 251, 244, 202; J. Mart (668) 198, 246, We Reserve ADULTS if orthodox, are getting results, lar Gilard's Oy Al's BIRIIe 4 Tony's O. |Eivnier® hArsies Vite tabi Be Gealian The Right To DISCOUNT ONLY example of his inventive- | Team Standing -- Group 1 --~ G, and B.| (445) 956, 148, 241) Boneham (448) | : ; Pio was his employment of a & |33, 56, Clint's 31, 64, Goch 31, 62, Mond's| Bh, 26 ons Arp 109) 445) 991, 1731 | Limit ALLOWED iF mall antiquated pool in Van- |29, 54, Home App. 25 41, Banks 23, 5410 Williams (644) 197, 248, 199) D, Moss] titi SPECIALS 7 & ' ¢ jAcadian zi, 47, Tumey's 31, 70, $.W.| (643) 267, 214, 162) D, Wotlon (640) 184, vantities i couver to give his charges both \G, ane B, are the winners of 'the last! ig) 975; R. Davies (635) 3, 20), maui 5 ' am F, section, ve , 85; : time in the water and strengh- Group 2 -- Local 2784 36, 68, Durno's|iy, uy, Jars F, Linley Woh inh, hb, 472) set a mt NaN AS ecosuine sere we -- = ' " ening exercises. Martie that, Ruse' far ay fase Centre| cao em, GAL) lee fale Ae! a oun HID) , Me i by ; in' , 54, Russ' 23, 40, Centr y 1 4) Winacot! (610) 214, « } '@ on setae: 00 . le 25h, dase thr 64 Bw," Loco! a76s| (000), alr 104 2231. winwegts (ete) Fi > ij e pool, climbed out, ¢ section winners and J, Legere (601) 206,142,253. \ . / one of a' series of beams down Pmt iS ae Team Sie vt 0 Nal <> ) | A each side, re-entered the water id | 58, Berge's 21, 45, Boseo's 21, , Oiliards Thompson 229, G. F, Lement 239, J, , ' j 115, 31, Can, Cor 4, 6 , Seugog r , 225, rV 6, G = = = Shoei. 6 le ea ean ON OE, Tere te Ue ee SS f . | Scores nderson H $ G » 221; eblanc To increase the number of ©. Tilk #08. (900); W. Lewis 808, C. Root! Sig'snn' prit 'Cormely f24 an : i veg iaok i h 77 (303); K. Cobb 755 (358); J. Trott ? swimmers he can put into the 741, B, Gedge 735, P. Kirk 727 (308): guepinees TAILORING LEAGUE i water at one time he employs Mortin 730) johnson 1, poate 9 eh a aocsnetitiah Tak our jist a belt attached by rubber tubing | vin be sg eg fet aie\night of playotis! The Crickels came | y) to the side of the pool, This BF a ON Oe ar A Bulla through the "winners with @ sixgame. allows a swimmer to remain 1h, HH. Kellock 64, A, MACGreGor 683.) ICN » only seven. pins | stationary but continue to prac- Fee lek gr curaten abe: ben, behing, with bik. The" Fiefies ended (T\ ¥ | vag rr i Ruth up wiht 5, MeoThis 1s tough work but the se cise eg ie | ner, A git cea, Soot | . . i In A H ka 633, didn't end uv) u , Fi kids, especially the younger Noakes dh m Mckaere OF 8 jearre TOM i Steiger iced ones, really like it, When they Bracey 625, Frew ee te Si | congratulations te both teams end the i imming th bber tub- lertut " 4 ee Jum: reeds ¥ ood try. ron han a frie ets back Barner woh, ure "wis pF sir Our reali big nts. of the night yyy (77) lec! 0! and Doreen cCartney's si ' to the deck." Breen en Pr Sree with a 678 triple; Joan Smith 655 (264, | Playoffs on April 25, 1 p.m. sharp, 248) and Carolyn Gilbert 650 (260, 233), A) PERMANENTLY LAME Over 200; June Hurst 271, Ellen Gibson, | "i " oe FRIDAY NIGHT INDUSTRIAL 254, Sharon. Pascoe 251, 205, Marie Fer cen wer Beane ye "first qihamplenship: Quality Ful 3.745; guton 242, Yvonne, Watson oat: Helen ' Ng At ag , enosha 3,582; Motor City 4, 'd pawks 214, Joan Wall 213, Joyce Gates : eee Resa our eam 24, ms Bot, don aria } He became: & pilot with the eo mount 3,310; Acadians 3.270 and Imperial Tories HuGhes 200, Audrey' Parker 200) ' RCAF in the Second World War. © i al oe Pe ik es ' tian i de Mf Pai tiaert (Ne ay "lemon" League. Nancy Memtiion 1 7 i ni 1, 217) Contield ( » Richard Sharon Pascoe 94, Esther Hamilton 79, i The bout with polie perm® UNORTHODOX METHODS _lio-crippled leg. He now a pulse-rate-return method |R. Poole (737), 196, 295, 2 JR. Rienard S00) tyson 76 and. Audrey, Willams $Y i agit in & how | i ds the Dolphin swim club _--_ of training by which the |B, Fisher (721) 251, 193, 277). W.|, See you at the Banquet girls, on AP ; d he must use a cane Howard Firby gained an heads the I 251; B. Fis ) Fe Pahl tog 4 6 an : $ . 5 i j i i j in Vancouver and coached heartbeat of a swimmer reg- Smith (698) 229, 173, 296) K,. Roddick! 24 @ id G rs Part of the therapy was swim- interest in swimming in in n A , me nS een ae ; 4 ming and he soon discovered the 1945 when he took up the the 1964 Canadian Olympic ulates the workouts of each i ' Y pool in Regina was quietest sport as exercise for a po- swimming team. Firby uses competitor. (CP Photo) Ir a ' during the supper hour. ge O.Y.H. = p| o AT PECI i "A group of kids discovered , P] ] a } ; the pir thing a little later andjcoach of the 1958 Canadian,ity that can help when the ten-)weeks in the long, Olympic-size Exclusive y : started to hold swimming prac-|team at the British Empire|sion builds," |pools preter a major rg be- 'EVINRUDE" ee a i | | | (i . tices. It wasn't very long before/Games. |cause there is quite a difference = is I was 'sitting on the edge of the) He talked about Canada's|CHECKS PULSE jin the cadence and technique) Dealer DON'T DELAY! 50-Ft, Clear Vinyl = 6-Volt No, 731 NEDA-918 = Washable, .. Canadien ' | directing traffic more than|swimming future while in Ed-| Firby says his pulse-rate-re-|used in larger pools and com- = = ; was in the water." monton at a clinic sponsored by|turn method of training;-which/petitors have to adjust to this." Avoid the rush and have your motor and boat ARD N = N = y In 1947 he moved to Vancou-|the B.C, and Alberta sections of|uses the heart beat to regulate, Firby adds that 55-yard pools serviced by our experts, Our soles department con = = ny ver to enrol in a commercial|the Canadian Amateur Swim-|workouts of each competitor, isino longer can be considered ' \ f for fun on te water = = SHIRTS : arts course and one afternoon/ming Association. |the prime reason he has had so|ljyxuries, They can last 100 also completely outfit you for fun HOSE = = ; while swimming met one of the! Qne session originally sched-/much success bringing his years and double as public this summer, See us now! = He 4 = By Sigal, Sanforixed . . . Regina youngsters. uled to last an hour went on|sWimmers to their peak before) swimming facilities. Each ma- gs beater de = full cut... ell sixes from 4 "He agg oa he bg oo Re for 90 minutes and the 130 dele-|important events, |jor city and town should have Oshawa neiing ont Ye plings = Compare at 3.95 each, = hd} to MA Green, erey ont i with the Vancouver Amateur| gates were eager to hear stilll Under the system a closeja tleast one, he maintains, and washers, Compare ot = == khoki, Compare at 3, rt Swim Club, A short time later|more from him. check is made of each swim-|----------------- ~ 2.49 FOR PRICE SAKE AT = FOR price saKEAT geeh, FOR PRICE SAKE AT : ie tan' Hadadn oes cach "The emergence of Canada dpa Agee a cre oe DISCOVERED BY CHANCE YACHTHAVEN ' = pany petal ' '. the swimming world is a result/@oesnt overtax sell wnile| i i = = and he asked me if I would) or' petter facilities and greater|Permitting maximum training, | ee oe imcoe St. S, = = help. I became his third assist- knbiladae seiote coaches," he| "I know Forbes Carlile (Aus- lure for fish was found by ac-} Zh (follow the signs) = = ant and got the bug about says. "The Australians are in|tralian coach) doesn't thinkjcident' in 1834, when a_ fish RY 723-1901 = = swimming. When Percy retired) otis and I fully expect Can-| much of the system but I believe) struck ata spoon Julio Buel had| ' = = ' se -- O00 FOR cir tobe as many gold|it was mainly responsible for|dropped into a Vermont lake, we = « = ' ned in vib branched out on|Medals in swimming as Aus-|the showing of our 1964 Oly rm = = : hi é fx d the Dolphin|t™@lia_in the next British Em.|team in Tokyo. Eight of the OUTSIDE PATIO = MAIN FLOOR = i Bee eee FOrnee Se Le ibire Games," |12 swimmers on the team beat ie 8 WW Ge ee Ft ys a r | i Swim Club, which he restricted)" 1, |" association's decision to|their personal best in at least = i BO emer. a Wc(finance a European trip for|one event." | FAMOUS RENNIE'S ES New Rapid Seed Starter he i oy the Olympic tals, FiveCatada's national team in|, Firby, 40, wants Hdl: pied Ai GARDEN SEEDS : "Punch 'N Grow ; 2 years when no international/full - Ume protessio e | = 4 H ---Gialns two 'made the team, two[eames are held will help main-|"Canada has only two or three| The Finest in the lend! = Planter Kit by Wm. Rennie's 3 ' rigee reo he(tain enthusiasm among swim-| Professional coaches today and Ve etable & Flower Seeds = } i were pales al ee es, mete, he kdis. ., {this isn't enough. We also need U TF stots 'pour vomoionn; 'Hewers| war New i a put hess pede a "Tt might be just the trick to|more in the way of facilities." | for spring planting all et = outdoor transplonting when ready. 4 * |keep swimmers in competition) But this didn't mean expen- DISCOUNT PRICE = SAVE AT 0 D H NAMED COACH jlonger. Too many quit before|sive 55-yard -pools had to be = obs bbe Firby's work with the Dolphin|they reach their maximum po-|built. 'We just need more pools, Ee ee club led to his appointment as|tential. The army doesn't take|a lot more. Look at Ocean) j = ; : recruits until they're 18 and I/Falls, B.C. It has a 20-metre} Picket Design Folding = y §-PIECE GARDEN ; haven't heard of any teen-aged|pool but it has consistently| = y a astronauts, so why should swim-|turned out our best distance WIRE FENCE = ee TOOL SET " THIS GRANDMA mers quit at 18 or 19, A good|swimmers, = man can always beat a boy and| "I do think any international) Conforms to ony size flower bed or lawn for == Hand tools for safe use eround flowers, ete, LOVES HOCKEY age certainly brings the matur-iteam should spend at least six protection, 18" high in Te! ccetions. Come' ME Get' tnctodes 'tevel, feck ond: eeuteaiens PREMIUM QUALITY at |[M) isiciiocetsu. 137 © Seti cy 08 GODERICH, Ont. (CP)-- | eget FOR PRICE SAKE ATO.D.H,.... = FOR PRICE SAKE AT 0.D.H, SET Mrs. Grace Tolbert, sport- OUTSIDE PATIO = OUTSIDE PATIO loving grandmother from ee ee as et TT | Pittsburgh, Pa., is looking ' ree OPEN DAILY 'til 10 P.M. - SAT. 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