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j tile Casually lot Albert Pension Family and Mortgage Life St I LIFE OF FA M49S Casualty v Me Public Aior FA Km -3-ie- Ik K VanderVoorl DENTIST Main St Newmarket Ph DR KELLY DENTIST Main Street Newmarket 1414 MISCELLANEOUS Orchids to Bill form er Aurora boy now a member of the staff at Richmond Hilt high who is keeping track and Held booming throughout district Richmond inn athletes garbed In green and white have been seen at the AllOntario Jun ior Police Guelph and the Toronto Police games In July and they will be equally busy in August and Sept ember Real progress Is being and heading the Hill clubs activ ities arc John star in terscholastic performer and Dan- of Aurora high who bids fair to go places Other male stars include Gary Bill Wood Dennis Cook Doug Madill and At The dis taff side has not been forgotten either and Ruth Marion Susan Savage Betty McLean and Nancy Dean are at tracting attention for both ability and looks wherever they go An invitation to other district athletes to join the Hill club is extended and it wont he long efforts starts paying has a fine executive to work with off It is work like this which would do much for Canadas Olympic efforts Track and field is not a costly sport to sponsor but perhaps more than any other sport it requires more selfdisci pline and grit Perhaps thats why Its not as popular as it once was Blue ink for arenas Dont look now but that privately own ed arena at finished season on the right side of the ledger a story that with but one or two exceptions has been repeated since the artificial ice came to Skating brought in dur ing the past winter hockey and ice practices went for and the gross take at the food booth was over grand Summer act ivities realized 1529- Ahoy there Councillor and you too Finance Chairman Bill at Aurora It can be done Sorry to see such gents as Tim and Hog Button retire from the Arena Board at Stouff after yeoman service but new president Ken The Newmarket and Thursday Aug for the next season No news is forthcoming as to the hockey picture but can be counted upon for intermediate action at least Bradford arena awaits the In stallation of pipe to be started next month and the boys In are looking forward eagerly to the return of hockey to the village Ken Bob by and the gang are figur ing on entering the intermediate series and an organization meeting can be expected shortly They count on acquiring the ser vices of some former puck chasers Led by the energetic Paul Mc- Kelvey who combines music and athletics as both a and business which made such a fine showing in juvenile hockey has entered the officially in the series where it should be a contender all the way Doug Alcorn the squire of Vandorf will shortly seek rating for his Aurora intermed iate club and wilt enter a juven ile OMI LA club from Newmar ket those old W5i- Pine Orchard Leads May Lose Points REPLACE out tires NOW BIG SAVINGS ON SUPER level passenger tires with class A tradein 1U5 with class A tradein months road hazard guarantee and Garden Equipment SALES SERVICE Richmond Hill vam I ill ii brains Cleaned and Repaired Septic Tanks Pumped 24Hour RICHMOND TURNER Contradofs of Mo and No Hemlock Spruce and Pine Lumber Hough or Dressed Delivered on the job by truck Lumber Ct Write for prices Port Ontario At m MAIN 120 Out A MILLS and Public VICTOR SHOE STORE Main SI Ph if your feet trouble tome to lor W iuro or money back to fit including have a full line of footwear MAIN ST VIOLET veyancing Insurance Phone TANKS j Drain digging or complete tank work alt workmanship guaranteed Prompt service Call Murray Baker Box car ushered In Hip final turbulent week in the Lake Simcoe loop Fine Orchard has a five bulge over Hie sec ond place Zephyr Blues Pine Orchard has Zephyr team possibly will Jose six points two each to Vandorf and Willow Beach for their use of Don Hov er Proxy AM King expects to call a meeting shortly on the matter Mount Albert Keswick and are all tied for third with points each Bel- haven has marks Keswick six Vandorf six Willow Beach five Zephyrs win over Mount Albert saw Ron and Craig Case hick bonis in a mount display Ken Taylors bunt single and Craig Cases wide throw that allowed Taylor to score in the initial frame wrapped up the scoring Paisley John and Ccorge Green were Mount till leaders while Harry along with Taylor topped the Blues list Harold Smiths brilliant hitter and hat fireworks sup plied by Claude Pollock Ken and Pete Good fellow enabled Hie to blank Queens- Saturday at Keswick A relay from Claude pollock to to Con- that nailed Hon Crotitch trying score protected Smiths shutout Ron Dave Pinfold Early and Don Bond had hits In support of iUU pitching Eleven runs in SUM three rounds and the three hit dub of Burgess and Burl paced Keswick Legion to a Win over Willow Beach Friday Tom Bell behind a ninehitter was the winner Bill accepted help from Hon Wherry In the fourth Mike Matt bagged hits Hon and two each for the Beach Unb elts sprint around the bases highlighted the Beach base- run ning Howie Ash homered in the seventh to give Pine Orchard a draw with Mount Albeit on Thursday It was a good pitch- i game with Josh Preston op posing Craig Case Doug homered- jus Bill Dike and Carole Williams hit well for Pine Orchard Paisley homered ami Kelly Case and George Green tripled for Mount Nobby Ash smashed three home runs and Howie Ash a homer each and Don Hover served a twohitter as Pine Orchard swamped Vandorf Monday Hill IUchardson was the victim of the Orchard Harry Lavenders double was the Kd Bob Pollock and Tom Hare hit home runs and led assault against four Bill Kfngdon Charles Green wood Bill as LAKE SIMCOE LEAGUE SCORES w Pis Pine chard 1 15 Keswick 16 7 1 5 Keswick Legion in Willow I PENROSE SsR if Mitlliewx rice IMrwdle aft us SI AH Friday Saturday owe DR H VKTKRINAKIAN St Phono PM Solicitor no ford and Co Block Out am 9 to by ACCOU A A CONLIN 5MainSt vims Comr Harper A Co I Partner Street INCOME TAX CON with THOMAS EMERSON Count Three and Pray Parson Luke Fargo is on the way VAN Fargo O X Y PROVINCIAL COPS BEAT GREEN ACRES The Provincial police are tak ing over as one of the teams to hi the town league Mon day behind Bob Harts sixlid twirling the Police defeated Green Acres in one of the town league contests to Charlie Bob Hart tan Robertson Forrester Don Maynaid Torn and Fanner supplied the hit spark as the winners added to a ft A lead with a threerun sixth frame Jones picked up two hits in support of his pitching while Bob Dyer also claimed two lies in the losing cause Other Green Acres hits fell to Bob and Jim County Towners Lose To Tigers Newmarket didnt open up of hit tricks until it too late Wed nesday and ft result of were handed a vcrne by SuudtTlnntl Hie name a County league was played at the fair grounds Hto defeat further dimmed the locals hope of In on foil Berry for the fourth and playoff George a veteran of the baseball wars charmed life when it cornea to taming Newmarket Newmar ket collected four hits off while Harold and pinned the Tigers down on two safeties had a on the until Jim Incvil a single hi the fifth It came after Ted Greenwood had worked on a troll Bill Male drew a load the bases Gib on singled to two run Don lliorns Mingled give the two on bane Then the turning point came In the Inning when Alvln going Into Hindi neglected in Inform the Umpire after one pitch was promptly called out That over xlghl ruined what looked like a budding rally score Newmar ket third run in the sixth et- ling on bane on a missed third strike he stole ami printed home on Mm second Into an early advantage via the unearned run route Keith Dunn and Jim Beaton had only Sunder land hlU one each off of and Keswick Comets whipped Van Harold Smith Ed and Bob Pollock look mound turns for the winners Bob and Eric Barber were Vandorf bat leaders Bill Henrys fivehitter the ex tra base clobbering of George Davidson Bernard Kay Tom Jones Merlyn Winch and Bruce Held and seven early runs gave win over Wil low Beach Wednesday Bill Ego pitched six frames Mc Neill one in the losing effort Charles Sinclair and Hon Rob erts had two hits each Cecil McNeill had one to make up I he Beach total Scoring all their runs in two big chapters behind Norm steady hurl ing defeated lt7 on Monday Winch and Don Cooper nailed two hits apiece Bernard Kay had a timely triple to spark the winners Don Bond homered and Bob Wilier Dave Harvey and Hon Beckett contributed two hits apiece for An eight run first home runs by Harry and Ron lint plus three hits carried Zephyr to a win over Keswick Legion Tuesday Bud homered while Ed Welch and Jack ilamlyn hit well for the losers SPECIAL never before prices like this WHITE WALL NYLON TIRES 24 months road hazard guarantee J with class A tradein CASH 710 95 lass A tradein i J SP1LLETTE SON LTD MAIN ST mom I Era and Express Classifieds Best Results Bring i ti a what growers plan to do Plain common sense tells them it not ay to untried fungicides for blight control 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