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I T rtBf w Around Co Main StreeSouth MENS DRESS PANTS Reg to MENS SUITS to size Reg to GOODS SATISFACTORY OR MONEY REFUNDED Challenging employment combines with valuable experience and train ing in Canadas Regular Army The pay is good You Team new skills a trade or train to be a You gel a of real adven ture have a chance to make lirelong friends with fine men young enthusiastic a cut above average After three year you make your choice to leave or stay and make a career with advancement training and variety Find out about one of Canadas better careers no obligation i Army ARMY RECRUITING A madia AIMY Richmond St Toronto aV I lt hurt fan information on on ARMY STATION Amy Richmond St Toronto I I Tel KM I I This winter whats lor you This or this hove no winter driving problems if yots Come in and let us show you the patented Suburbanite tread design daggered boost you along give you traction on the winter roads Suburbanites run quietly on dry pavement too us for SUBURBANITE WINTER TIRES by Hands Sales Service Ph TW Newmarket COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE WHEEL BALANCING Macros chalks up two belief its from progress High school teacher William Macready sneaks authority about progress in the vitally Important held of education Todays improved school savs Mr Macready are the result of years of planning research and experiment Modern buildings and make for more effective Instruction New teaching meth ods help students develop new skills and extracurricular interest Today the teachers task more gratifying than ever In another field men like Macready also benefit from progress In a way vitally important to their families life Insurance Family men are making greater use of serylces than ever life insurance representatives are belter trained to help you Group insurance has brought new security to millions And many restrictions on obtaining life insurance have been removed in these and other way the life companies keep pact ft the march of proses a ASfW bwklit up about J I Iff la Canada fat to Rom J J lay ft I THE INSURANCE COMPANIES IN CANADA J HUB HASHMAN AWARD STAN THE MAN This is the story of Stan the Man Maybe the title should read Stan the hardluck bowler man Stan after missing the four pin on his first heave rattiest off 11 straight strikes for a single game total Thats about as close as a guy cm get to a perfect game and miss and mighty fine bowling In anybodys language This Stan were talking about Is also an ace performer In every sport hockey baseball Anything you want to name he can do and do It well One of our critics says we have never given a Hashman awardRosy Theatre pass to a bowler Of course hes right and we hasten to make amends by naming Stan the bowler man for the award this week Oh you want to know who Stan the bowler man Is of course Its our sport ing pal Stan Evans Hasketts HASH By GEORGE Newmarket Sports Editor HAPPY NEW YEAR Our one resolution is to keep you posted on local district sport happen ings and report same without fear favor or prejudice Our yearend review program last week hit the highlights of It vus an eventful year What is going to happen in 1957 Well take a peer into our never failing crystal ball January York Curlers open new rink A Tiny Gathers Al Cameron Alan McNabb Ralph McCaun Joe Keith Nis- Lou Stephens are the hap piest chappies In town Smoke Rings continue winning ways coach Cain happy Aurora Rears and Smoke Rings gain playoff posi tion Hot between New market and Aurora in bantam and midget mark contests for OMH A berths Its on even break March George Hunter and the outdoor rink skaters close excel lent first season The Jack Rob insonDoug Alcorn Aurora Rears capture group laurels Ontario minor lacrosse association strong holds convention here Aurora win group title over thanks to high scoring power of Don Gibson Ortie Thorns and Davie Harvey Masters win hoop title April King City juveniles Au rora midgets bantams Newmarket peevces win North York hockey honors Andy Mur- Jim Law Willis and Miami greensmen close success ful indoor season Curlers com plete busy first season win the Stanley Cup May North York minor base with teams from Agin- court on the south to Alliston on the north prep for biggest year Matt Walsh Rob Renville and Adams call first lacrosse practice Canadian Legion again sponsors Hub minor lacrosse program June Canadian Legion fades from major series to con centrate on lacrosse and boys work Lake league or ganizes with teams Art King is back as proxy Newmarket town loop has teams Canadian Legion enters two town circuit clubs diamond performers Cecil McNeill Ken Tom Hare Peaches VanXant Mickey Smith Joe Case and Horner Rut- ledge are still scampering around the diamond as speedily as bob bysoxers Local intermediate have trouble organiz ing Aurora organizes team un der Andy A Newmarket track and field club is organized July VnnZantWatt ladies take and district league lead Sarah Rarradell pitching in great style and still earning stars as her battery mate Soc cer is booming in the district Aurora United Newmarket and carrying the football torch August All sportsmen prepar ing for major sports day to oper ate in conjunction with Hub cen tennial Track and field program organized Slim swims Lake September Pine Orchard re peats as Lake Simcoe pennant and Stan Cook trophy winners Har ry Lavender celebrates Vandorf makes Lake playoffs for the first time Not wishful thinking we hope Everybody is back to school A new football pitch at Newmarket High opened A championship year for the Purple and Gold Messrs George Kelly and Don Carroll are happy Green Acres wins town crown A North York team does win an OBA title Maybe it will be our Broad bent DoNut boys We do hope so as has been working in that direction for years Our la dies win another crown their fourth in five years October Mite lacrosse tourney sponsored again an out standing success A Newmarket team again wins an la crosse crown Cincinnati win world series Newmarket soccer team wins cup series November A town basketball loop organized with six teams Hockey teams organize for active season Close to boys playing under the banner of the Newmar ket minor hockey association North York- minor hockey elf cult goes to record 30 teams Hamil ton win Grey Cup December reports cord entry list in OHA junior and intermediate OMHA executives prepare for greatest season Stouffviltcs hardwork ing minor hockey executive Jim Austin wins vicepresidency on executive Now along comes Santa so let mc be the first to wish you a Merry Christmas for January jottings Although Barrio Flyers arc well down the OHA junior A ratings It isnt the fault of our district hoys Bill For- and Danny Patrick Both arc playing groat hockey and popping up In the scoring summary in ev ery game Former Hub citizen Jack Shropshire now one of the OHA lop officials brings along the report that Grant Morton is fast becoming St Catharines steadiest rearguard Just while we think of it we wonder who picked up the cheques for these hoys graduating to the big time junior A Shouldnt a slice of it be pumped back into minor hockey After all that is where these boys learned their hockey in squirt peewee bantam midget and ju venile Bob another of our travelling is going great guns with Sudbury in the A senior A Ken has Alliston Hornets atop the district junior standing Don Gibson Ortle Thorns and Dave Harvey all Newmarket district bootheel pursuers form one of the most effective lines in Intermediate C The drums are beating for Kes wicks Ed Chadwick to get the rookie of the year award in the George who performs on the Smokies wing- line is Eds kid brother Doug James the squire of Queen St was home for Christ mas Doug has headed back into the wilds around James Bay hush hush radar job Doug was coach of the Legion this past year Jim Brown district scout for Detroit Redwings has offered a trophy for North York peewee league competition Mr Brown Is high in his praise of the North York league setup The Wings have eyes on several promising prospects throughout the league Again and we do say again everyone please note The out door rink on Millard Ave west is for one and all If you want to have a skate outdoors drop out there any time The lights are expected to be in operation this Week Plans for a meet your neighbor skating party every body in town invited are taking shape Probably the party will be held Saturday or Sunday night Again we repeat every body welcome A big thanfc vou at this time to Bill Young and his Hydro crew who Installed the lights for us Also a king size thank you to all the chaps who worked on the out door arena project GOAL PARADE HEAVY IN LITHE NHL The snipers were definitely a hungry lot Saturday as the Rec reation Commission sponsored Little NHL league teams swung back action In the squirt division Fighters thumped Avenue Clean ers 81 Annies bopp ed Realtors Taylors knocked off Hillsdale Dairymen 51 and Realtors sped to an win over Salisbury Grocers In the peewee section Morton Pontiacs upset Davis Athletics and Jelly Burners and Newmarket Electric Dynamos waged a 3alI scrap Jerry Mays and John Elliott throttled up for three goals each Doug and Ricky Steph ens contributed a goal apiece in Finns triumph Tommy Stephens was the Avenue lamplighter Rapid Robbie Peters going like a scared rabbit bagged six goals Don James another high flyer five as Annies spilled The two Roberts More and Ben nett were torch lighters Peter Gorman Jr wrapped up an excellent hattrick while Brad VanZnnt and Ken Mathewson scored a goal each for Taylors Gary starring for Hills dale bagged the Dairymens coun ter Richard McLuchlnn was an eag er beaver sixgoal man while John Cameron and Brian Jones potted a goal each as dumped Salisbury Pat Fry wns the triggerman In the losing cau se Switching to Davis Gibbons and Peter McLachlnn scored two goals each while Rich ard Graham fired a singleton for Mortons Ray furn ished two goals Dieder one for the Davis men Smith two goals Richard Denniion for Jell- cys while John Gorman potted two goals Aubrey Thompson one for Dynamos as the two teams failed to crack a 3nll tic In the squirt standing Annies head the parade New market Motors and Realtors a close second followed in order by Quinns Fina Fighters Boyd Transport Taylor Imperials Sal isbury Grocers and bringing up the rear Avenue Cleaners and Hillsdale Dairymen KNG CITY AND TEAMS LOSE HOCKEY GAMES King minor hockey teams just completed a rough week King City Lions lost to and to Al on the North York midget front King City Kingholm Builders came up with a tie at against Bceton and at Friday were blanked in North York ju venile play Doug Merchants Lions joined the downward spin as they dropped a close 32 de cision to Saturday Sampson and Bruce Thomp son handled the scor ing plays In midget against Paul Gerald Sweeney and Bill Brown were lamplighters while Stewart Davidson Paul Bill Brown and Ger ald Sweeney were Lions snipers against Alliston Grant Bob Peacock and Wayne Storey sparked the effort In juvenile Glen Bennett scor ed three goals Bill one as the Builders tied Peter Cameron scored two goals Paul Wilson and one apiece for Aurora Bears Win One At Unfolding a superb passing game and scoring at a clip Jack Robinsons Aurora Bears clipped ville 62 Wednesday at The win enabled the Bears to increase their front running position in the OHA junior race To indicate a sharp team ef fort six players figured in the Bears scoring Goalgetters were Jim Shirley Smith Paul Elvis Smart Hill Ron and Sampson Newmarket Legionnaires Collect Two Victories Newmarket Legion dealt a double hand of high scoring pow er to whip Bradford 8 I and Iake Wilcox 13 last week in North York midget hockey league skirmishes In achieving victory at Brad ford Jan the Legion came up with about their top effort of the season and rattled in six goals in the final two periods to sew up the decision A pair of sharpshooting front liners Jack Culler and John Mo Knight pumped away at a two to spark the winners at tack John Hopper scored from Brian Wayne assisted Greg Scott from Ralph and finally Brian Or ton scored going in on his own to complete the scoring Henry McCutcheon added lustre to a fine defensive effort to grab two assists and earn atten tion from the threestar selectors Paul Margettak whistled a shot past Legions Jerry Oatman to spoil the bid for shutout recognition At home Friday Just about ev ery player on Ross ros- dipped in the scoring hat to direct the locals win over the winless Wilcox Lakers John McK nights fourgoal sniping expedition featured while Wayne completed a sparkling hattrick and Hub new comer Bob dug into his sack of scoring tricks to cash two Larry none John Hopper David Townsley and Jack Cullen added singles to complete the Lake rout Carl Tbompspn scored in the second period for the JUNIOR STANDING L Pis Aurora Newmarket Whitby 4 ft 6 Lindsay AIR LAND SEA Everything in Travel A BENNETT TRAVEL SERVICE Aurora PA J Strikes Spares Scoring leaders past two weeks in the Thursday ladles league were Myrtlo Dunn Olive Betty VanZant Hazel Ruth Penrose Joyce Bothwell 516 Beryl Relnke Georglna Shipley Barbara Fisher collected an even to pace the Tuesday af ternoon Indies loop The over shot makers were Ann Dot Butter Dorothy Hew- 548 Peg Graham 543 Warren Kay Eves Mary Sargent Joy 500 Reporting back after the fest ive season Friday night league leaders were Ralph Art John Wing 740 Chas Cobb Ken 604 Ted Heather 660 Jim Ben nett Muriel Heather Wilson Jack Chapman 593 Elaine Dorothy Chapman Marg Ann Wilson Cobb 548 Bill Ramsdcn 546 Joe Moore An dy Mathewson 525 Dorecn 518 Ralph Brace 517 Myrtle McKnight Ron Brcs- Ken Storey 505 FOR PROPANE GAS A INSTALLATIONS call SIMCOE PROPANE GAS And APPLIANCES Keswick Phone Roches Point COOKING ETC Bruce Andrews posted a 751 triple to headline the scoring in Office Specialty Off icemens Dec Lnst week Hank VandenBcrgh Jim Bond Bill Mair 751 Roy Bennett 744 Jack Malcolm Don Gibson Don Chas Harry Bert 559 Fred were top pin In the singles column Jim Bond 370 Roy Bennett Bill 325 Hank VandenBcrgh Jack Malcolm were leaders A TEXAS OIL COMPANY WANTS MAN OVER FOR NEWMARKET AREA WE NEED a good man at once and wo are willing jay top earnings We prefer someone and who east make auto trips for about a week at a time and can call on small town Industrial and rural property owners WORTH Our top men In other parts of draw earn up to In a year This opening In the Newmarket area Is worth just as much to the right man We take car of deliveries and collections Pay earnings In advance a confidential letter to PRESIDENT X1S Box Worth Texas Dutches have points to lead the St Johns league Smoke Rat ers have Stinkers Hot- Shots and Hound Dogs 20 each Tumblers Murphy regis tered a nifty to feature the individual scoring Other top marksmen were Bernard Bill Howard Fritz VanDcnKlzen John Murphy 568 Bill Taylor Dan Matthew Aurora Bill Newmarket Roy Gib son Newmarket Ralph Newmarket Steve SI mono Bradford 11 it I qualified for the Barrio regional playoffs in the Molson Classic Marg son Newmarket was the only qualifier in the ladies division Regional finals will be held Feb region cov ers the territory between villc to Aurora and extends west ward to Wingham The Barrio region is o n of in Ontario Feb winners proceed on into Ontario playdowns WANTED First Mechanic For Position In Newmarket Area Experienced on General Motors Cars Preferred But Not Essential Working Condition Write giving address and phone number to Box No NEWMARKET ERA A EXPRESS Career Opportunity We require three representatives for the territories of Aur ora Richmond Hill and This opportunity to establish yourself in sales work with unlimited possibilities for the future Excellent Financial Arrangements Applicants should be neat in appearance have good education ago to Comets with points arc front runners In he Monday ladies league have Troop ers Whips 37 Aces 36 33 Two over last week They were Marg Mimi In the over class were 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