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Ota -4- i 5 i PTTML it i rtf PLUS LAUREL AND HARDY tin THE Matinee at pm doors open Show starts Evening doors open SAT ONE DAY ONLY MAY Robert Preston Wills JT 1 km Tkmwwoi PUS STOOGES CARTOON TUBS- WED DAYS MA ssy i If v I sA for your future Entertainment pa Settle back on tfipARM- ID CLIMB THE HIGHEST MOUNTAIN KESWICK and Kizig have recently returned from spending the winter in New Westminster and Victoria Mr Kings daugh ter and his three sons planned a home coming party at which they presented Mr and Mrs with a beautiful clockl Then last Saturday evening Mrs- Kings sister and her three brothers met at the home of Mr and Mrs Murray MacMillan and presented Mr and Mrs King with a lovely chest of silver The gift from the nieces and nephews was a complete set of crystal Mr and Mrs Percy also Miss Bessie Terry attended the wedding of their cousin Gordon Mahoney to Jeanne at Anglican church Toronto Saturday even ing May Mrs Mann returned from Detroit on Saturday with her son Munro Mann after two weeks visit there Mrs Harry visited relatives in Aurora a few days last week Mr and Mrs Angus King are visiting relatives here after spending the winter in BC They have been given several evening parties to welcome them home Mrs has opened her Keswick Beach cottage for the summer after spending the winter in Toronto Mr and Mrs Hobson have returned after two weeks at their daughters home in Cadillac Michigan Mr and Mrs D of Toronto and Miss Betty Pollock of Newmarket nieces of Mr Freeman Pollock were guests for the weekend at the Pollock home The Keswick held its May meeting at the home of Mrs Perry Winch Sr The at tendance was good and the meet ing very interesting Mrs Rev Campbell was in charge of the meeting and gave a devo tional on Peace quoting many passages of Scripture as the highest authority on the ques tion Mrs Campbell also took the topic for the evening and was well prepared for additional thoughts on Peace as she sup plemented her remarks by read ing quotations from many pam phlets edited by the United Na tions A lively discussion followed and all agreed that war prepara tion is necessary but that the real hope of permanent world peace lay in spiritual rather than material forces Mrs Irwin Winch gave a splendid account of the county convention at Bol ton outlining the many encour aging and uplifting thoughts of the various speakers The cup of tea and lunch was enjoyed by all The June meet ing will be held at the home of Mrs v A GOOD TIME Met M y JRONE NEWMARKET Nightly Saturday pm Matinee Saturday and Holidays MAY 24 FOR 3 DAYS Burt r c3tf mm -j- of V St 1 a f S 7- ai MOUMTALbT Mr and Mrs B Harmon Beth Theaker and Toole spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Harmon at Parry Sound The tennis club will hold a dance in the community hall on Friday evening May when Don orchestra will pro vide the music Mr and Mrs Guy and Mr and Mrs Geo Allison Stouffville were Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Allison Mrs Geo Allison and Mr Guy assisted the United church choir at the morn ing service on Sunday There was also a quartet from the lodges which were attending ser vice of Roy Stewart Bert Head Tom Allison and Guy The guest speaker Rev Aurora gave all much food for thought An invitation to one and all to come to Mount Alberts annual Sports Day in the park when you will be entertained from the time you go until you leave at bedtime Ball games horseshoe pitching a midway bingo something to see and hear continually afternoon and evening The supper by the Womens Institute is something you wont want to miss Then a grand concert and dance in the evening with lucky draw to close your day of pleasure See bills for further particulars and come Saturday June Next Sunday will be chil drens service at the United church when the church school and congregation will meet at oclock There will he a junior choir a baptismal service and a storv for children Come and bring family Remember the time at oclock for every one If v i AWARD Entered In v ick Gets Nod The and District ladies loop has a fifth team the Stay ore Combines The good news was announced at the league meeting in last Wednesday Home games of the j new team will be played in Stay- will only field one team the Valleys this year and along with Midland Newmar ket and new club will complete the circuit Newmarket hits the road to Midland Monday to pry the lid off against the reportedly strong Local opener will be at the SS diamond Thursday May with All local home games will be aired on Thursday even ings Forepart of the schedule is May Newmarket at Midland May 30 Midland at Stayner May 30 at Valleys May 31 Valleys at Newmarket May Stayner at June Valleys at Midland Just like in bingo every week a winner Dug Into the very young softball season the town league inaugural in fact for this weeks Award Our choice is John Shcdlowick Office Specially fire ball John came Up with a threehit pitching performance to freeze the Pop HolmesCecil Andrews Town Atomics That in itself would have started your looking Johnny way hut the ace fire bailer made sure we didnt forget him by putting the wood to the apple for three solid socks a double and two triples in four trips to the dish So this weeks pass to the theatre goes to John Wick Next week who knows Leastwise will have to keep on our toes as the Aurora Town league goes into action and local Towners swing into a threegame a week blitz Loop At NHS Annual Meet Newmarket High School track and field meet set a record for number of competitors The program usually reserved for the fall was run off this year June at Stayner June a preliminary to the school meet with Aurora and Richmond Hill for the Eckhardt Trophy Newmarket at Valleys June Stayner at Newmarket June Midland at Orillia Hold Annual Gymkhana At Beverley Farms Toronto and North York Hunt held its annual gymkhana at you missed seeing and hear- Beverley farm Aurora on Sat ing the musical comedy With perfect weather all New Minister by classes were well filled Judges United church choir recently in were Mrs T B Ma- Mount Albert hall you Charles Kindersley F still hear it in Sharon hall on of Hunt assisted by Monday May 28 under the 1 Major Edward Gundy pices of the Hobby club Hunt England The Cheerio club will meet Robert and on Saturday evening May 26 Dick Patton acted as ring- pm at the home of Mrs s Arrangement chair- Sam Harper man was Co G Rudolf Miss Phyllis took care of all entries Major Clifford joint master of the hunt at tended with Mrs who awarded several of the trophies First came the sack race won MILK PRODUCERS Continued From Page facts and figures of milk produc tion The establishment of a marketing agency would many feel protect the producer from by Waiter second these influences Graham third Ralph One longstanding objection of Pearson Potato race the producers to present methods of selling milk is the twoprice system under which the producer is paid top price for milk bottled and sold and a secondary price to surplus milk While recog nizing that not all milk can be sold at top price the producers object to a system which per mits the dairy to decide what shall be surplus particularly since the dairies make more it is claimed on the sale of surplus milk than on the sale of whole milk Tom Gayford Deb orah musical chairs Walter Deborah John Costume parade John Wool- ley Penny Stride Mrs Nancy Stride horsemanship for pony club members Alice Scott Ralph Pearson Beverly Rogers One of the most exciting events was the steeple chase won by Ralph Pearson who beat his mother Mrs Carol Pearson Third was Mr Harold Wool- Although not explicitly pro- for in the resolution tor Hunter was won by the marketing agency the Kicky Crane on Cobalt Mr HOPE DEFINITELY IN Rumors have been coming thick and fast the past week that Hope had dropped from the Lake Simcoe Softball League race Discount cm Well have a team and a good one reports Bob Mitchell Hopes number one worker Longford appointed manager some weeks back Has contacted most of fast years team and theyre raring to go AURORA TENNIS Plans for another active season at the Aurora Tennis Club courts were set in motion at a recent meeting of the club The follow ing were elected ores Mrs Gerrow vice pres Pat and Beverley Smith sec Cosmo The courts are being put into shape Any one interested in joining the club specially juniors can have particulars from any member of the executive Aurora Recrea tion Commission is lending aid in getting the courts in shape j Passes On Player Lists The Lake Simcoe Softball League executive with president Ross Chapman in the chair met Friday to iron out kinks for the coming campaign Each team with the exception of Hope who had until Tuesday to file a play ers list submitted their roster for this year for approval Bill was named um pireinchief and Connell and Bruce Townsley were taken on a trial basis Team were Clem Ellas Bill Hammond Grant Preston Cab Preston Bob Norm Bill Harry Lavender Art Starr Wait Lloyd Preston Harold Cecil Tryon Bill Adams Zephyr Carl Meyers Ron Alan Stan Lun- Clark Arnold Ken Picker ing Don Hewlett Bill Lockie Bain Harry House Gerry Pickering Bill House Belhaven Hal Tomlinson Geo Davidson Winch Irwin Davidson Don Cooper Bernard Kay Ron Bob Winch Law rence Kay J Claude Duff Har old Knights Kyle Fairbarn Harvey Evans Doug Smith Jack Perry Don Ron Beckett Carl Picker el Lyman Hall Wilt Elsby Bruce Bruce Greig Bob CALENDAR May 24 630 pm Aurora town park Legion softball pm park Realtors vs Burkholders Married Men May 25 pm SS diamond Town Atomics vs Bell Tele phone pm town league executive meeting re players Bell Telephone offices May 130 pm Pickering College Sports Day PC track May 28 pm SS diamond Town League Optimists vs Specialty pm park Lake league open er vs Queensville 7 pm Newmarket senior ladies at Midland Barrie and District opener May 7 pm Aurora town park Merchants vs Harts pm Sharon park Mount Albert vs Hope Lake Simcoe pm Zephyr park Willow Beach vs Zephyr Lake Simcoe league May 30 Hoffman town league South vs Hoffman pm Pine Orch- Keswick vs Pine Orchard Lake League pm Vandorf vs Lake Simcoe league Roiling Ralph Harrison Bill Card Nelson Case Pino Orchard Ed Tidman Bill Dike Del Dike Harry Doug Hope Harvey Preston Clarence Preston Lome Shrop shire Bob Shropshire How Ash Stan Pollard Doug Card Sheridan Frank Whitty Ross Lundy Willow Beach Chas Sinclair Don Cameron McNeil Ted Anderson Don Anderson At Chappelle Jack Vance Jim Cole Bruce Pete Jacobs Don Trivett All Lister Art Vance Sam Lister English Ron Williams Keswick Ken Hat Ganton Ron Smith Jim Cook Alb Smith Mount Albert Hal Watts Ken Bob Pollock Tom Hare Bruce Mitchell Lome Chas Bill Claude Green Kelly Case Pegg Pollock Art Moorecrait Grant Jerry Hugo was forced to the limit to repeat this year as senior boys champion with a first five seconds and two thirds for points Ron Lockhart and How ard Ash compiled 21 points each as Ken Whceland had three firsts four seconds and a third for 28 points in intermediate Freeman West was a close second with Robert Dick got four firsts and two seconds for points in junior Bob followed with points Mary Ellen with two first for points shaded Joan and Paulino Bovair with eight each for girls senior laurels Lois Gibson got nine points for intermediate with Dorothy one point off the pace Dawn Gilman ran two firsts and a third to an total to become girls junior queen Elsie Mitchell was runnerup with nine points One feature was the girls junior high jump with con testants entered and it took over an hour to declare a winner Two records that did tumble were for the mile run in which Freeman West snipped off al most a minute with a time of Town Atomics found thai j Mick Smiths Bell team ran sees against previous I any team on themselves into run- mark of 23 sees I r the hi saca Gilbert leaped in senior P They committed nine bases to pulverize standing broad jump to break hobbies and Pete Pressmen in the folds Specialty nine made a League scrap profit to drop the Atomics I Cook Bell jj Elmer Paisley Mike Mellon Don Walker Geo Green Jack Hicks Thompson Clark Tom Mil- Chas Stevens Bell Takes Hoffman 155 Specialty Tops Atomics the old record of ST OPENS MAY 28 Simcoe League Review the sibilily of a producerowned milk processing plant is strong Such a plant would take tare of surplus milk under producer direction not as it is done now under dairy direction Representatives from district 7 which includes the area around Newmarket and Aurora wore Jim Hope a director Max secretary for the dis trict and Walter McCIean from the northern section of the district Frank Todd and Cum At a meeting at a on Tuesday night producers heard again demands that the execu tive place the story of milk production costs before the public We have an honest case it was argued If we tell our story the public will under stand it At present they hear only the stories of the dairies and other special interests Smith riding Harold noughs Rocky Tom on Rocket final event was the parade of the hounds BRADFORD Six Teams Entered In YorkPeel League The PeelYork Softball League have six teams it was learn ed at the annual meeting of the association in Noble ton last week Entries were from King and Officers are Robert Moody president Geo For rester It King vice senl and Hall King City secretary treasurer ON THE ALLEYS THURSDAY SATURDAY Great Missouri Raid In Technicolor Wendell Corey Carey Ward KUen Drew I SECOND FEATURE In Technicolor Esther Williams Howard Keel MONDAY Gene John Lund Hitter I SECOND FEATURE Jlv- Barbara Fay tun TUESDAY NIGHT IS PHOTO Myrtle Dunn has captur ed the Herman trophy season nod prize for the Thurs day ladies league Totals over three night playoff Myrtle Dunn IJKHS Rennit Ella Top howler on the final playoff night was Edith Hall Myrtle Dunn im lit the fiOO circle Doris Marie Hazel WASHED OUT Tuesdays rain halted the open ing game of the Aurora Town Softball League Leather Tanners and Mickey Suttons Ditch Digger were to play Harts and Merchants Junior Chamber of Commerce will ably open next Tuesday evening in the Aurora town park pm The league has settled down to a straight fourteam battle with Leather Ditch Diggers Harts ami Merchants- Junior Chamber of Commerce entered won the crown last year The regular monthly meeting of the will be held in the United church on Thursday May 31 at pm Queensville Even ing Auxiliary is in charge of the prog run including a play en titled Challenge of the Cross We are extending an Invitation to all that wish to attend you cant drive bring hub- Lake league opens Monday with the leagues now entry vs the Realtors Modern trend with the impending ap proach of the opener is to run a quick review nf the nine teams So its to business First the Zephyr Blues de fending The Blues have lost three regulars Roy Taylor and Lun Zephyrs hope is wrapped up in the sidewheeling right arm slants of Hon If Ros ters wing holds up Zephyr should be in fair way to re peating its win finalists last term is still awaiting the word whether Ken Red Mite has hung up bis toggery for good if Mitch comes buck and the snare a replacement for Ross Draper their with an assist from some up new comers plus veterans lorno Charlie Green Hal Walls Kelly Case Elmer Paisley Mount should he top con tender newest entry has Duff one time Brown Hill and Willow Reach linger plus Bernard Kay to sneak over the strikes From Willow Reach they have Davidson Doll Cooper and Rob Winch Add to this J former and it nil checks with a strong contending side could he the year for the power house swingers to carry the marbles The Wicks have power at the dish with Ken Rob and Claiule Pollock Charlie Stevens and Tommy Hare Three new comers Jim Conk Alb Smith and last year with will help the situa tion Rill is coaching and holding down the initial sack An eagerheaver crew and should Harold Smith come through with a winging good term better make a date for a banquet at Keswick Willow Reach Theyre talking championship Cecil McNeill fur chucking and Ted Anderson for catching combine to make a strong twosome Old hands are Don Anderson Don Trivett Chappelle and yes Don Cameron is eligible this year Pole Jac obs is coaching and some shakes as a ball player were told The surprise pack maybe Young nine full of activated gas Coach Witt Elsby is hammering away at speed and polishing off the rough edges In the infield If his work shows dividends better watch out for the Realtors Moving into the south Pine Or chard will combine veterans with hustling youngsters Ted Shed low subdued j wouldbe town woodswingers I allowing only one to reach the man and Harvey Preston three quarter station That was 130 Specialty also got the ben- precincts walked of it of steady threehit twirling em or whiffed flowing the from fireballing Johnny Shed- Pressmen but three hits striking j font eight and walking six Outside the threebagger ray McDonald whacked out the second with two aboard to a run will split the hurling Hill Dike for mask duty coach Art Starr isnt firing any rash promises of the galloping off with the Stan Cook have about the same squad as Bill Smith Smitty opened the second with a clean down the center single and legged it to third on the lone Specialty mis- cue but died there Along with Bill Smith other town hitters were Keith Walton and Ross last term with Harold Hope Eves Specially scored and the Preston brothers for in all but one frame the second mound work and might just make as Ivan Lefty Gibson Atom- the playoff fun they missed was kept in the cats whisker last year ting pan by his We left Hope until last not mates Specialtys potent swings because we figured thats where tqt baseknocks had its biggest theyd finish but merely because Hob Mitchell and company are dusting up the side roads search of players Hope has un til Tuesday to file a list of its fling in sixth as they chased across five runs John The Long all but tore the cover off the apple with a burst of early season power the old baiting good as as players or after a rosy picture that would have shamed painted a the organization meet- a homer triple and two singles it has lost several key men Andrews and John is Junking for replacements lowick smashed out three apiece Monday Thursday schedule and two solid May vs Queens- safeties to give Long John a run villi May Willow Beach vs for batting honors Zephyr Mount Albert vs Specialty And- May Keswick vs Pine J IX Gib- aril vs May son Cook IX J Shed- vs Mount Albert Blunt Hope vs Willow Beach J Glenn Waller rally all the Hoffman were the direct result of Cookies- Mick Smith and Johnny proved eye is still as they tied the can to Bill Vaiso nothing for four apiece each whacking cut a base as part of their loo- Cook pumped out dte- and Bill Johnston with two heaped misery on the tired Though by Bel batters Bill sent Ml Bellmen swinging McDonald Along with Murray Fred and Gram Blight other off ir Bell Telephone Johnston Smith J Smithy Evans Cody J Smith menu Brown McDonald Blight- Thorny J Scott Benvttle DOWN THE CENTRE by ab Aurora Wins A salute to the track and field athletes of Aurora high who tri umphed in the North Secondary School meet on Wednesday annex the handsome trophy emblematical of truck Held supremacy for the third straight time Since 1025 when the big mug was first coin- for no school hail triumph ed three years in a row until Aurora came through with a ailround performance This was the first occasion the meet was held in the spring ami with Newmarket the only school licit bothered with cadet training it was thought in many circles the purple and gold would have an edge In place that both Aurora and Hill fin ahead There is a no more colorful event in the district and the wea ther was perfect although Tues days rain left the terrain some thing less than a meet of this calibre has the right to expect We caught a glimpse of the pro ceedings briefly and young Jim and Morning had both cracked long standing rec ords as bad Bud Hill as he soared with the greatest of ease over the pole in the pole vault event More about the meet later Aurora has now won the cup nine times Newmarket seven and Richmond Hill once with and holding trophy in We competed somewhat in the first meet held ami if we recall rightly we gave Principal J It Know les the introduction to the late Albert J I Eckhardt which resulted in the trophy being donated Some time you should examine it close ly Its the most expensive tro phy and the largest weve ever soon Sympathy is extended to Hie family of the late James Thom son who died suddenly last week Always a keen follower of sports Jim acted as secretary of the Aurora Cubs Hockey club the past winter and did a fine job was on tins return trip from that Mr Thom son suffered a heart seizure which brought about bus last ill ness Along with the late Bud Mr Thomson seldom missed a sporting event in Aur ora hell long be remember ed for the quiet contribution he made in his own way to the kids of Aurora Congratulations to that ster ling athlete Dr Rex who will shortly receive his diploma from the Col lege of Dental Surgeons Rex is hanging out his shingle in Aur ora and its to be hoped that hell find some time to once again mingle in the sports world of North York now that the s in sure of exams is a thing of the past Semi- finals of the big lacasse tournament were hold at ton on Friday The two previous nights of competition provided some great action and attracted good crowds Peter borough juniors Brampton inter mediates featuring Bob Jack and others of the Brampton junior hockey club Turk Davis Tor onto and the defending intermediate champ- ions who are greatly strengthen ed this season are the four sur vivors Into the discard have gone Toronto Green Gaels Fer gus intermediates and Midland Topflight referees have done much to im prove the play John the brilliant yearold St Andrews athlete who led juniors to a track and field triumph over Picker- ing a feat also performed by the i Andrean seniors on Tuesday of this week will take part in the Canadian junior track and field i championships at Montreal galloped the yds in on a slow track went yds in sees times he can easily beat and in the shot put set a record heave of weight event is his best and ring an accident he bids fair toVi become the greatest shotputter in the history of Canada-