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En April Belairs Square Ont Final Set Cinderella Aurora Bcl- airs are back in scoring form Rattling in four goals In the first minutes Tuesday at arena the went on to whip Minden Monarchs in the second game of the hockey association intermed iate finals The triumph evened the best of five set at a game each The series swings back to Aur ora tonight with game four going Saturday at Fan buses will be going from Aurora for Saturdays contest Aurora- Newmarket supporters wishing to make the trip leaving at six This man con give you dependable delivery of SCIENCE MONITOR businessmen teachers and students all over the world and enjoy this international newspaper pub- doily in Boston for new stories and peneirotmg Special for the whole family The Science Monitor One St Boston Mast Send newspaper to time checked my check or money I year J J4 OPENS THIS WEEK Matt Walsh and his Canadian Legion minor lacrosse buddies are scheduled to fire the open ing gun in the local minor la crosse program this week As a starter Matt Walsh in tends to conduct a coaches school The idea behind this move is to give several young fellows interested in becoming coaches a grounding in coaching After they have graduated theyll take on the coaching of the local novice and teams To date five have signed on to attend the school They arc Tony Brooks Jim Raymond Jim Brown Paul and OReilly Anyone else interest ed in attending can contact Matt Walsh The school will be held at the Canadian Legion hall Lacrosse practices either at the outdoor bowl Millard Ave west or in the arena are expect ed to start as soon as possible The first tournament to be held under the banner of the Ontario minor lacrosse association will be held June 9 at Kitchener It is a tourney for bantam teams- Newmarket is expected to enter a team Strikes art Spres Aurora Honored SEEK RUGBY PLAYERS Anyone interested in playing rugby Boothbay Crescent sports man Jack would like to hear from Newmarket and Aur ora players interested in playing Canadian football Give him a shout at 54300 Jack advises that Bill Ponts of Richmond Hill is trying to organ ize a team from the Hill New market and Aurora to compete in the Toronto KiY league The lea gue season opens this fall but the entry has go in shortly hence the above request at this time chimes arc asked to contact Ron Simmons Thorns Grant EdwarA Don Gibson and Jim scor ed in that order as Aurora open ed up an early lead Ted Van- added to the Belairs lead late in the second period Thorns climaxed a sterling performance with his second goal midway through the final period The Vasey brothers Glen and Gary scored the It not often you see this hap pen There was a dead heat be tween Ron Jenkins and Francis McFarland for the lead in last weeks Office Specialty office- mens league Both classy pin- spillers dished up a triple Other top were Lou Hank VandenBergh George 663 Tom my Scott 661 Harry McGhee Don Burch Bill Mair 625 Jack Roy Ben nett Its going to be a photo finish for first place in the league With one week to go Don Gibsons team is one point in front of Ken Millers Dorothy Hewitt posted a series to head the Tuesday la dies league scoring list Over 500 pin were Mary Sarg ent Bea Mason 574 Barbara Foster 574 Ann Joy Lewis Vyonne Haskett 513 Fur flies next week as the gionnette leaguers swing into playoff competition Hurricanes finished miles in front with an count Then in order were Mete ors Spits Jets Vikings 39 Comets Ethel Winter was toasted for a 623 triple to pace the individual marksmen Mary Sargent 603 Paulene VandenBer Jean Miller Wanda Hill were other scoring lea ders With two more weeks to go in the regular schedule the troopers with points are frontrunners in the Monday ladies league Comets and at 99 each are next in line followed by Aces Whips 83 Three of the top four scoring marks fell to Osborne family members Phyl Mclnnis Osborne collect ed a 640 Anne Osborne 615 Mary Osborne 611 Muriel Heather bro ke the monopoly with a 625 three some Other leaders were Edna 589 Jean Sisler 562 Shyrlea Preston 544 Grace Munshaw Joy ce Day Claire Pollock 519 and Hester Clark 516 Steve Simone the Bradford rocket hit for an 823 triple to head the InterCommunity league scoring Pin spillers over were J Child 796 781 Card Roy Keffer Martin 713 Clarence Salisbury Pemberton 677 Rod Ste vens Gord Major 655 Ed Gi bson 650 George Watt 649 There glittering amy of sporU personalitiea representing the Ontario minor hotkey associ ation Ontario hockey association and district porta at the head- table as the Aurora Lions club honored the Aurora OMHA bantam B champions on Tuesday night Following a welcome address by Lions president Lambert Wil son Ab Hulse OHA vicepresi dentelect took charge the ev entful evening After chairman Hulse introduc ed the headtable guests memb ers of the Legion peewee team Appliance midgets and Lions bantam team were intro duced by respective coaches and managers Don Matthew Ted Bill Mundell Ken Rose Doug Harrison and Percy Prest on Mayor Jim Murray congratulat ed the teams and players on their fine showing in his brief address Mr Hulse then introduced the guest speaker and OMHA good will ambassador Mike Weichel of Elrnira Mr made an im mediate hit with the players and guests with his excellent address and accompanying stories Ash Morrison life member of the spoke briefly and pre- the value of goods im ported into Canada totalled billion more than in while exports increased by only million Trade deficit for the year was million There is only ONE righ t way to vote DO NEWMARKET A FAV0 R VOTE NO OTHER TOWNS REPORT INCREASED DRUNKENNESS If DE CREASED SPENDING POTENTIAL it NO HELP TO THE LOCAL MERCHANTS TREND TOWARD BEER PARLORS and OVER ALL WEAKENING OF MORAL FIBRE DONT LET IT HAPPEN HERE QUOTATIONS FROM BRADFORD TERRIFIC INCREASE IN DRUNKENNESS LOTS OF BUYING HERE BUT PEOPLE CANT PAY THEIR BILLS ONE POLICEMAN COULD DO THE WORK OF THREE IF LIQUOR WAS NOT HERE IF THE POLICE HAD THEIR WAY OR WOULD GO OUT IF WE MERCHANTS MAKE A FEW EXTRA DOLLARS WE LOSE IT ON THE OTHER END One outstanding citizen of Bradford Said to US Keep it out of Newmarket at CO If osts BEWARE MO tented the Morrison Trophy emblematic of bantam B suprem acy to Lions team captain Norm Dennis Each member of the team re ceived a team picture gift of the Lions and crests were presented to the players by Jim Austin OM HA executive member George Haskett presented Nor th York championship crests to the members of the champion ship winning Appliance midget team Cecil A c k expressed the thanks of the Lions to Mr and in a surprise presentat ion former Aurora minor hock ey association president Tommy Spence was given a team picture Congratulations were also exten ded to association president Thor nton Browning and to the cheer leaders the Dennis sisters The entertainment section was handled admirably by Dr better known as Jack Struthers Era and Express editor and the Aurora Barber Shop Quartette In closing Lions president Wil son thanked Ab Hulse Doug Har rison Cecil Alcock and Aubrey Holmes for their splendid arran gements for the minor hockey- night program Aurora Footballers Tie And Lose Openers A rousing double helping of football at Aurora Saturday af ternoon pried the lid off the district soccer season In the opening game Aurora seconds earned a 3all tie with Brampton while In the late game of the twin bill Aurora United Firsts were shaded by the strong team of the Toronto Metro League If the rest of the games on the football front measure up to these two starters Messrs VanderWaal Bert and Derek Brom wont have any trouble drawing a big following this season Both Saturday games were thrillers from the word go A couple of punters Ed Henderson and John McKennz from the Land of the Heather starred for Aurora seconds in their draw with Brampton Henderson scored two goals one In late game Aurora trail ed 32 at half time and fell astern early in the second half Coming back with a rush Aurora scored two goals to make it four all but in the last min ute of play the visiting landias booted home the tie breaker and winner Chris Grift was the Aurora star Grift put his educated toe to work for three goals while Martin tallied the other Aurora goal Members of the Aurora United First team were John Bakker Martin Fleet- man Cor Derek Harry Lavender Mnrtin Bert Chris Grift Bill and Nick Fur flics next week as the Bfafffwtl Carters Successful Year JAYCEES NEWS A business meeting of the New market Junior of Com merce was held on Monday even ing at the Library Plans presented by Mel Mc Caffrey of the civic affairs com mittee were discussed for a out vote campaign during the forthcoming plebiscite Ideas on the promotion and services to be rendered in connec tion with the centennial celebra tions were brought forward by Vice President Ted Greenwood and committees wore appointed to execute the various tasks in volved Among the activities of inter- and pleasure announced were a tour of one of the brew eries on April and a ladies to he held at the Colonial on May The next meeting of the Jay- will a dinner meeting at the Colonial on May at p Sympathy extruded to the family of the late Olive Blizzard A crowd attended the supper he ited church on Wednesday even ing of week The congregat ion presented Mr and Mrs Ralph and Linda with a Dun can extension table Mr and Mr Bruce Newmarket visited Mr and Mrs over the holi day weekend Mr and Mrs Parry Sound and Mrs Ira Morton Mrs Morton mid Susan Mount Al bert were Sunday visitors the home Mr and Mrs Stanley Armstrong Mr and Mr Malcolm Ann Strong John and Wayne brid ge visited Mrs mid Mis on Sun day Mi Marritl and Hon Rut- motored to for the weekend to visit friends of Mr Mrs has sold her home and Is preparing for a sale of furniture on May and will be making home with her ion Slant The Bradford curling club stone heavers closed out a busy and successful season recently Ken Wood and his rink feat ured the club championship play with a double triumph The Wood rink first walked off with the trophy for high ag gregate score and then added lustre to their championship halo by capturing the first series event and Walker trophy Those on the Wood rink were Ken Wood skid Charles Davis Adam Bcrtlof and Charles Cerswcll Art Kneeshaws foursome which was blowing hot and cold all season long finally came through with a red hot perform ance to capture the second series trophy Competition for the Brading award was par ticularly keen The Kneeshaw rink won from Herman Harveys rink in the final end by one stone Members of the winning Knee shaw rink were Hugh Cousins Ron Ken Tupling and Art Kneeshaw skip The third event or Adam series was won by Clarence rink who edged out Stoddards rink on the final night Fred Cousins Bob Yates and Clarence Noble along with Clarence Baynes skip made up the winning combina tion Lake Cottage Owners Object To Garbage Fees A deputation of cottage owners from Mussulmans Lake appeared before Whitchurch township cou ncil at the regular meeting on Thursday evening They were protesting the charge for garbage collection during the winter mon ths when their summer homes were closed A spokesman staled that a meeting had been held in Tor onto on April by members of four lake ratepayers Associations South Shore Churchill Dr Con nor Dr and Evans Dr and Cedar Beach also some of the residents of The deputation was headed by Ernest Stanton of the South Shore Association and Art Neil of Cedar Beach and they address ed council stating the views bro ught forward and the wishes of the Toronto meeting which had been attended by residents The meeting requested council to levy the total cost of winter collection against the persons re siding in the lake district all year round the amount being This would have to be shared by about residents The meeting also requested that the charge for summer garbage collection be assessed on a charge per cottage not on assessment as heretofore This would eliminate any payment by owners of vac ant lots The charge for the sum mer collection is 1000 and is shared by some owners Council was sympathetic to the recommendation and agreed by resolution that the recommendat ions of the Musselmans Lake ratepayers associations relative to winter and summer garbage coll ection be adopted Should Improve Tax System Mr and Mrs and infant daughter are visiting Mr and Mrs Ploeg in Owen Sound Rev of the Nether lands and Rev Guillaume Tor onto conducted the Easter ser vices at Reform church on Sunday I I EAST FEDERATION HOLDS ITS ANNUAL DINNER A large crowd filled Sharon hall on Wednesday April to attend the annual banquet which concluded the winter activities of the East Gwillimbury Federation of Agriculture The guest speaker was J Bro- derick a former president of the Federation and active on the marketing commit tees of the Canadian Federation Mr discussed the efforts of the Federation to im prove the farmers situation by organizing marketing boards and gave an outline of Bill a federal measure to supplement provincial legislation A lecture on travel through the British Isles was given by Rev Stuart Johnston Newmar ket The slides accompanied by Mr Johnstons witty remarks were enjoyed by the audience The township president spoke on the past winter activities Verne Cooper introduced the head table guests who included York County President Frank and the county secre tary and field man Fred Wicks wise folk get most fun ONTARIO TRAVEL PartamMt T TUG Deport of Hon Clerk Jack Crawford spoke to j council in connection with the preparation of the budget requesting that each member give some thought to improving the method of tax collection At pre sent the amount of arrears ex ceeds 100000 It is believed that a considerable number of tax payers find it cheaper to finance themselves by withholding pay ment on their taxes than by ar ranging a direct loan In view of the increased rate being charged on loans to the township by the bank the mun icipality was placed in the loan business at a loss Council received a request from Hie new owner of the for mer Charles property Winsome Corner Mussulmans Lake to have cars restricted to a certain area as it is his desire to improve the shore line at the east end of the lake Council took no action Because of the larger American population that permits more ef ficient mass production methods productivity per worker averages about 20 per cen higher in the US than in Canada FINISH THE POOL Town Teens Rock Hall At The Birddog Ramble June Is The Day For The People By Frances Archer Newmarkets hall rocked last Friday night as most of the towns teenage population let loose during the Birddog Ramble the Ramble was Dick short and blond with large pale blue eyes better known as Birddog to his many listeners His rock roll re quest program has been going for only six months on radio station in but he is just about the most popular disc jockey in this area He receives from 250 to letters a week and his fan club membership has risen to in just five weeks Despite his gradual slackening in popularity Elvis Presley commands the greatest number of requests especially for All Shook Up with Birddog listeners Dick horn 22 years ago in Leamington plays golf in his spare time and enjoys all types of music He started in radio working in the record library of Leamingtons radio station Then he worked as an op erator before finally getting On the air Later he switched to CKCY in Marie for five weeks Four months of unemployment followed after which he joined CKLV in Lindsay in March During his six months there his program had a mara thon run It was on the air con tinually for hours minutes and five seconds Dont forget those five min utes and five seconds he said They were so long It was the first time that such a marathon wa ever attempted in Canada In September Dick reg istered for secondyear Com merce at Windsors Assumption St Catherines Ontario was University hut got such an itch- the first city to have electric CFOR at the beginning of Oc tober with his Birddog pro gram which is still going strong He is staying with CFOR indef initely but plans to get engaged to Erica next June Miss was with Dick at the town hall last Friday night Several Birddog listeners have wondered how he acquired this name The kids around Leamington used to call each other Bird- dog all the time he explained so I naturally picked up the name too Its a sort of nick name Asked how long he thought rock roll will last he replied Indefinitely It has a big bent the kids so for However he doesnt think calypso will last long Theyre pushing it too hard he said Calypso isnt particularly popular with Dick hut ho tolerates it About in general Bird dog says Live it up today to morrow you may die H if JACK Liberal Candidate In North York On this data the eiectora of North York and the peo ple of all Canada privilege and re- of a government to administer their national for the next five year The government elected will In large measura the fut ure of oar nation will have in their keeping the happiness and wellbeing of our people and will de cide such momentous fatti es as peace or war This very business much more Im portant than personalities or the personal of any individual Keep Canada Prosperous THIS TIME VOTE LIBERAL Published North York Liberal Avsoc COMPLAIN OF MESS ON COTTER OAK STREETS A complaint was received by Newmarket council on April from three residents in the area of Cotter and Oak streets about the unsightly storage of equip ment on town property across from their homes One of the residents informed council thai broken blocks and other junk had been dumped on the boule vard The matter was referred to the police committee The commit tee will check to see on whose property the y and equipment is being stored and will report back to council to net loft weeks lie moved back on radio that he just oneandahalf Orillia and join- street cars Three years later Vancouver BC was the second city to 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