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by Bill Upton ‘The Etobicoke Indians invadâ€" ed the Weston camp last Thursâ€" day night and took away everyâ€" thing, their scalps and _ even Trevor Conn, a player who had signed a card with the Dodgers. The first 5 minutes of the first period was all Dodgers, as time and time again they pressed, but with tight checking Indian deâ€" fence held. Then as so many times hapâ€" pens, a goal by the Indians openâ€" ed the gates wide open. In the space of 6 minutes, no less than 6 pucks were put behind Brian Cropper in the Dodgers net. Two fast goals by Bob Modray and Bill Lastic at the start of the second period, put the Dodâ€" gers right back in the game. This caught the Indians asleep and the Dodgers completely outâ€" played them for the rest of the period. Bob Young scored with just a minute left to end the period. Indians 7 Weston 3. The third period was fairly even and got a little dull, until after taking five minor penalâ€" ties for various infractions, Bill Lastic livened things up. Young who got away with everything but the kitchen sink, provoked Lastic into a series of penaities with _some real fancy tongue talk. The referee didn‘t seem to care about Young, but he saw fit to give Lastic a five minute major for soughing, a 10 minute misconduct, another 10 minutes for not going to the box and fiâ€" nally because he had 2 misconâ€" §ECOND SECTION 65 Galaxie XL 2 Door Hardtop Yellow with black vinyl top and black bucket seats, equipped with power steering, power brakes, automatic transmission with console, radio, padded dash, washers, outâ€" side mirror. Guaranteed with full new car warranty. A car to be driven to be appreciated _..::â€":.=...:â€"â€".~ . . 65 Ford Custom 4 Door Sedan, white with red interior, 6 cylinder with automatic transmission, radio B and white walls. A perfect Christmas gift 6 cylinder 4 door sedan, window washers, \radio, white walls, Antique Bronze with Palimino interior. Full new car warranty. 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Point blank shots from the stick of Parham and Hume and a goal post by Lastic in succession, failed to beat the 7 up‘s goalie. ducts, got a game misconduct Yes, Young got off scot free. Friday nights game at Weston was a little better, Brampton 7â€" ups were the visitors and alâ€" though they came short handed, they were a tough lot. The goal tending of Tracy in goal for the 7 up‘s was frustrating for the Dodger snipers. Again as in the first period it was cleanly played. Only 2 penâ€" alties called one for both sides. At the 6 minute mark of the third period, Ken Hume, who I thought played a real fine There was no scoring in the first period and it was cleanly played, with only one penalty, that going to Brampton, Smith getting it for holding. ssc:2900. mss 3300. mas s1 295 cncs2950 * s3175. 5s 2 325. â€"s1195. (or best offer) 1950. Meston Times MIXED BOWLING The Weston Recreation bowling league got their second series off to a very good start. with five points each. In the individual honors Mariâ€" anne Taylor had the high three flat 774, (which, for the moment ‘ beat the previous high) and high | three with hdcp. 801. Joe Ward | came up with a beautiful 321 for | the high single flat for the day | and 326 for the high single with ‘f hdep. What a day for him to do | it, his team was bowling against | his wife‘s. Eve you better cut : down on his spinach. | Team honors go to Freda Clarke. Her team took all the honors once again with the high three flat 2685, high three with hdep. 3322, high single flat 994 and high single with hdep. 195. Thursday night Dec. 23rd, Sanâ€" ta Claus comes to Weston Arena, to give lots of gifts to the boys and girls. As you come into the lobby of the Ar%na. you will noâ€" tice the display windows just full of real fine gifts. So come on kids, get mom and dad to bring you overthat night and see a good game and see good old Santa. Next week has the Marlboros in town. This should be a good one. Weston has a little score to settle. See you there. With one minute remaining, coach Mike Pullen of Brampâ€" ton pulled his goalie and as usâ€" ually happens, Jeff Pickup took a good pass from smoky Swindle and fired into the open net. Just a minute bew... inis, Walton had beaten Tracy in a pile up in front of the 7 up‘s goal, but referee Sullivan called it no goal. He had whistled the play dead. In the Dressing Room Paul Swindle wins the sports shirt from Ken John‘s Men‘s Wear for being the best in Friâ€" day nights game, Ken Hume gets the shirt from Saxson Shop in Thistletown for the most points. IT COUNTS: Ken Hume beats Brampâ€" l Dodger‘s win 3â€"1. ton‘s Tracey with puck in game which game, got the tieing goal. Eight fiâ€"“â€"â€"f-â€"â€" minutes later, Paul Swindle from ; Hume and Lastic made it 21. ! :Imln: ,. prize Y Dot Snelling is still hanging WEEKDAYS â€" HELP AT 7:00 & 9:10 SATURDAY AT 3:15, 625 & #:30 SUNDAY AT t'a 6:40 & 9:45 A HARD DAYS NIGHT AYS AT 8:40 ONLY SATURDAY AT 1A5, 158 & t:55 SUNDAY AT 200, 500 & #:10 ~A HARD DAYS NIGHT" Free Parking At Rear Of Theatre THE ODEON WESTON 1831 WESTON RD. PRESENTS "THE BEATLES" "HELP" IN COLOUR AND IN The Elmilea Euchre was held in home of Mrs. A. May. Winâ€" ners were: Hazel Sears, Annie Carbis, Lil Hammon. Low score was Millie Clare and Travelling The Weston ~Recreation Bowâ€" ling League attained a new memâ€" ber and if she keeps up the way she started out I think we will be hearing a lot about her. I am speaking of Doreen Showers. On Dec. Tth, she had the high three flat 741, High three with handicap 843, which beat out the previofs high, High single flat 308 an@high single with hanâ€" dicap 342. Wice going Doreen. As all the individual scores were taken by one person. The team honors were all taken by one team, namely team no. 8 Bernice Sangster with the high three flat 2558, high three with handicap 3310, high single flat 961 and high single with handiâ€" cap 1261. Congratulations . to Mr. and Mrs. Clare Lang on the arrival of a baby girl. onto the high average with 206. MEDICAL BUILDING 2160 Weston Rd. (at Church St. Traffic Light) WESTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1965 DISPENSING OPTICIAN Oculist â€" Prescriptions Completed â€" Repairs â€" Duplications & Fittings Shutâ€"In Service NEIL J. MOREAU Elmlea & District 248â€"1821 241â€"1821 Marianne Taylor prize went to Gladys Patterson Birthday greetings to: Jack Ward, Mrs. Vivian Miles, Mrs. Eilene Dolman, Leonard Hagen, Mrs. Ethel Fry. & 4 John St. KEN JOHNS , MEN‘S WEAR LEGAL Jigg‘s Men‘s and Boy‘s Wear 863 Wilson Avenue W. (Just West of Dufferin Street) PARTIAL _ INVENTORY PARTIAL INVENTORY Hankies /A off Men‘s Slacks 1/3 off All Bankrupi stock must be sold before Christmas. Wellâ€"known brands such as: Forsyth. Stetson, Adam‘s and Scot McHale are to be cleared well below the regular prices. Ties Men‘s Socks Scott McHale Shoes Pyjamas Hats Hankies Men‘s Slacks Men‘s Shirts _ reg. $6.95 /4 price _ (Christmas boxed) _ $3.49 BANKRUPT SALE MEN‘S and BOY‘S WEAR Bailiffs â€"â€" White and Co. Trustee in Bankruptcy â€" Meyer % (mo phone calls please) * *b "a" S A Christmas Gift Suggestion For The Man Who Has Everything! How about a sleeveless shirt with French cuifs. SHOP EARLY TO BE SOLD BEFORE CHRISTMAS . To be sold to the ‘public $48,863 audited i tory of men‘s and boy‘s wear, representing entire stock of eston A Christmas party for Weston Senior Citizens with the Recreaâ€" tion Commissionâ€" supplying the entertainment was held last week. And special guest of the evening was Santa Claus. Gifts were exchanged and Seâ€" mior Citizens‘ president Mrs. il-illio Dougherty presented the recreation commissioner and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Tug Wilson a ‘zm in appreciation of the assisâ€" tance the club has received. At Senior‘s Party er. Branch 213 Ladies Auxiliary Christmas party was Jheld last week. Hilda Eagleson and Mrs. K. Currell were draw winners. After members of town council and their wives were introduced, the Invictanes supplied the muâ€" sic and all sang many of the old favorites. , Vice President Mrs. Belle Dingwall presented a gift to Doreen Irvine for her help. Goodneighbors Euchre winners were: Mrs. Ada Woodend, Mrs. Evelyn Watkins, Mrs. Myrtle Roberts, low score Marg Walkâ€" OPEN 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Jigg‘s Men‘s and Boy‘s Wear reg. $2.50 reg. $1.50 247â€"0056 1/ price 1/3 off 1 /3 off of the season. Onceluin-lohnl‘AlG“ Salerino scored a hat trick, his stor me second of the season accountâ€" cauk s \ing for all Wings goals. Salerâ€" | the Br ino put the Wings ahead in the vaid ‘Iirst period 1â€"0 and then Wayne three ; ist. John scored to.ue the score. janezul In the second period the Gaels voud a !xot goals from Paul llyhev‘nye“ |and Doug Watt to make the Blues | score 3â€"1. With two minutes and ter th thirty seconds left the Wings third {struck fast scoring two goalx‘\. 4 _ janezul L!rom Salerino with Bryan eaded \Hughes and Randy Lomas asâ€" | sisting on both goals. Wayne St. Team ‘John picked up two points to‘Gfe‘s keep his league scoring lead with | WiD8S | 17 points with Paul Mayhew and | E!Yyers |Bryan Hughes also scoring two Blue®‘ Although the bad weather points to keep pace created player shortage for the | leader. teams, the Redwings and Green| The Flyers helped Gaels came up with an exciz-i:‘n ‘:h‘:“':: ‘::l ing 33 tie the league‘s first tie| _ ...! _ .2 _ 0 0""> Wings & Gaels Tie Game Flyers Trounce Blues 6â€"2 Downsview S. H. L. All prices guaranteed. 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Broâ€" vold and Knauer scored for the Flyers with Al Grove for the Blues miaking the score 42 afâ€" ter the‘ second period. In the third period‘ Brovold and Lukâ€" janezuk scored and the game ended 6â€"2. a c The Flyers helped their play» off chances by defeating the A Fisher‘s Quality African Violet PAGE SEVEN W#