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wT 1 AW IS jW- i a fc j A W I Hj t A r Nothing puts you out of cone fie world more quickly and more surely than poop health Old Mother Nature wants you well She will help if you take first ep- hoi go Co see your Doctor right away And we hope oil will bring prescriptions us for our careful compounding iUmnutielng this store will Saturday at Wi v HARVEY LANES PHARMACY Main St New At Gardens Saturday was big red letter for wees Francis led a troop of of them into the Maple Leaf Gardens to vie for fame and fortune in a Toronto and suburbs pcewee hockey tourney- The locals decked out in new sweaters proceeded to blank in the first round Larry turning in a shutout and Wayne arid John Hopper poking in the Newmarket goals In the semifinals the worth lads rati up against the passhappy Weston crew and passed out of picture 20 1 Francis Garretts fine goalkeep ing caught the fancy of the as sembled railbirds and featured the game Weston Aurora also attended the tournament and tied court in the first round Au rora goalgetters were Keith Browning and Larry Sutton In the case of ties the teams have to toss for the right to continue and Aurora lost the toss thus dropping out of the competition Newmarket players Garrett Wi Hopper J Bone Edwards Bales Bricej J Hodge M Smith Greenfield Dunham Burling ii AMDSPARES Frank paced the Davis Leather bo Other top were Bus Jordan Ken Scott Bud Andy MOUNT ALBERT Mrs Geo family held a surprise Valentine tea at her homo on Sunday Feb to honor her birthday Among the large number of relatives and guests who called lo wish her birthday greetings were a brother Mr John Lind say four children and a daugh ter and granddaughter telephone from Vancouver also eight grandchildren were present at the party A -s- For the second year in a row Newmarket Office Specialty hockey are North York juvenile hockey league champs The Specialties swept to the title by defeating twice and Thorn- Mil twice in the final series Front row tor Eddie Pitt manager Dave Pitt Tom Taylor Bud Sutton Laurie Walt Southwood Alan Norm Smart Geo Davis Ken Broughton coach Back row to Paul Warren Don Charles Creed Glen Keffer Bales Photo by Bruce Top in Monday la dies league were Helen Tug- well Dean Jeanne Annie Stickland Ethel Warden Flo Campbell Claire Pollock Dean Hall 537 Ada Rose Mary Austin Floss Gibson League standing is Jan japs l3t Clippers Peasants 13 V days of hustlebustle shinny emphasis is on goal- getting oil that account the role of forechecker Is often overlooked The backchecker is becoming a commotlitj- but a very necessary item with any winning hockey club Somebody has to stop the other fellow getting goals and thats where the conies in Our Herb Cain coached Spits are fortunate in having one of the best in the business to handle this assignment The chap were referring to is Spits Keith Keith goes out and gives sixty minutes of both- way hockey every game He carries a big burden of the and manages to find time to supply a few setup passes ami click for a few goals on his own Thus Mr backchecker Keith gets the nod for award and Theatre pass this week Cellar Dwelling Lumbermen Defeat Spits By One Goal Newmarket Spitfires poured in around and over Aurora- Lumbermen in the fi nal five minutes of Thursdays metro senior contest at Aurora but couldnt connect for the equalizer and thus swallowed an defeat from the cellaroccu pying lumbermen Bill BradburyV high speed skating and twogoal sharp- Regents Bop The had a night mare night and the pointgetters a rattling good time Monday as Newmarket Regents flew to a win over Bruins It was game number two in the town league finals The first game was a tie Now all the Eddie nifty triple featured the town league Other shotmakers were Geo Watt Bill Newton Bill Hind Floyd Dave 699 Cyril Keats 603 Roy Keller League standing is Con struction 82 Electric Office Specialty Legion Dixons Clover Kickers Newmarket Dairy Metal Workers Combines Rockets Geer and Byers 25 WHILE THE BALANCE Francis threesome highlighted the Office Specialty league Other high scorers were Lou 713 Bruce Andrews Tommy Scott League stand ing Scott 38 36 Regents have to do is eclipse Leaders in the Thursday night the Vandorf Bruins Monday and ladies league were Marie wear the town league Halt Olive crown 631 Myrtle Dunn hot as a fire- Norma Peel cracker scored three goals in seconds to put the torch to the Regents eight goal first period outburst The scorekeeper hands of the clock to whittle the Lumbermens margin Herb Cain lifted Tupling in favor of an extra attacker The move paid off as Bob who had just returned to the ice picked up Or tie Thorns pass and- rifled veloped writers cramp as the souped up shooters divided the proceeds of a six goal second period Regents completed their drive by the Bruins in the final frame Regents guidemen Mickey Smith and Bill Ingram working furiously behind an adding ma chine issued a point total for the Gasmen goals assists later added a fourth marker to his early three some Bill hattricked Doug Ross Ken Thorns and Bill Johnston were two goal men while Lowell Waller got a single ton Bill Johnston also took bows for five assists while other Regent assist providers were Jack Smith Norm Saturday AM Hockey Standing in the Saturday while Mike Forfar Archie Forfar Richardson Ron and Jim Preston divided the other markers second effort Don Smith pick ed up his second assist of the session making the preliminary moves on Thorns goal Wings Leafs Saturday the teams dished up another full morning of action In Montreal and Detroit Spits rode into a edge on battled to a tie Boston nosed Don Gibsons early second per- Toronto 32 In the squirt goal Joe giving toppled Wings with another high speed skating effort laid over the pass to Gib son Before the second period ended Herb Cain scored from Bruins and Leafs deadlock ed Don Cook furnished a hat trick performance and Henry netted one goal for up his second goal Detroit Greg Scott scored two game late in the period after Herb Cain and Don Gibson lug ged the rubber into scoring range A- goals Vcrn Abbott and Jim Mc Donald got one each for Mon treal in their pcewee duet Barry hit pay dirt twice while Malcolm Olson got That gave the Spits a six goal total at the end of the second the winner in Bostons win period The Lumbermen after over Leafs Larry and playing like deadducks sudden ly came alive to tie the count as Jerry Henderson and Tom beat Ken each were Toronto Kerry Peters marksmen 0 In j the squirt league Peter three goal drive plus single sniping efforts by Terry Bob Thompson drew a board- Brian Peat enabled sentence at 40K of the third to top the Wings and the took Needier scored both Wing tage of their menpower edge to Ron scored go ahead on Bill Smith was goal McKillop completed a four goal evening heating during a goalmouth fusion at Bob was sin bin slumming at the time With just over a minute re- it behind Leuty in the Aurora cage That goal came at The Spits shot everything but Murray and Deb Pep Underwood XL Aurora cage in the final I Bill Kingdon was the Pacesetter with two goals lowed the to scramble fit the tying goal out of the first period 32 lead ers Wright doing a yeoman- job for the Spits rearguard drew the on Bradbury off marker Montreal points Toronto 8 UWIC6 Specially Thompson and Don Smith Rnctnn i i the pass feeders on Bradburys Bruits JUVenllCS BOW Out If some kind soul had sneaked one item into the rink Tuesday theres ho doubt Newmarket Of fice Specialty juveniles would still be romping along the A trail As it was the local juveniles had to settle for a tie Lindsay Lind say won at homo annexing the round What was the item needed A goalnet just six inches wider If it had been sneaked in the Specialties would have filled it They missed so inany calls around the Lindsay net coach Ken ami manager Eddie Pitt must have aged 10 Somebody has to win and somebody has to lose they say In this ease not the best but the luckiest team won The Spe cialty scrappers playing heads off had it over Lindsay in both games Unfortunately they couldnt prove it on llio score board Newmarket blasted 35 at or near the Lindsay goal in the first period Tuesday Specialty netminder Alan had two to block and it more or less con tinued on the same basis bout the game Despite their galloping Specialties did nt gel a goal in the first period Hub funs let out a whoop when Charlie scored from Don at 101 of the second John Hennessey scored early in the third period and that wrapped up the goal- getting statistics for the night The Lindsay goal was phony as a 4 bill as caromed off de- Stew Wilson and Alan never had n chance on It Actually the gallant locals lost in Lindsay Lindsay led with three minutes to go Specialty wero pressing for the equalizer They got care less and before they came out of the doldrums Lindsay popped In two lucky fluke goals to wrap up decision Geo Davis was the Newmarket goalgetter as ho tipped In Dave Pitts blue- lino shot color The of Me fane JO BE SHOWN Newmarket TOWN HALL AT PM SUNDAY FEB 21 Bruins standoff sniper In their Lake Jr League t regular league games In racing league provide the main attrac tion at the arena to night Semifinals start next week and Vivian Pares- scrapped to a tie Vandorf exploded Into roily lo trip Mount Albert In last weeks gomes Queensvlllo lamplighters were Bill Kearns and Hob Miller Hurry Simpson and Stan Pollard pulled trigger on Vivian counter- Peter VanNostrand headed attack with a nifty three display Brian Scott and Bob picked up two goals each to complete the Vans winning drive Paul Mainprise scored Bob Jimmy Jordan and Art hit the for a each for the Mountlcs FOR GOOD SPORT suppoirr auPvOra MINOR HOCKEY FRIDAY FEB at the Aurora HOOP PRIZES DOOR PRIZE JACKPOT admission All Minor TABLE MODEL RECORD PLAYERS sped REG 2 ONLY BEATTY TABLE MODEL IR0KER REG WITH STAND ONLY now 7950 WESTINGHOUSE ELEC RANGE TABLE Fully Automatic Deluxe now 31900 REG 1 ONLY WASHING MACHINE Stainless Steel Tub REG ONLY v 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