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Race for top spot tightens NEWMARKET A win and a tie by the ex pansion clubs Robert White Photography and Shell kept both teams in a tight battle for first place in the Town Hockey Lea gue White Photogra phy skated to a tie with Erics as Roy blasted a hat trick for Erics gave Ibem the lead early in the first period before Larry Bone tied the match for Whites Early in the sec ond frame sec ond goal put Erics back in front briefly Mike of Whites tied the score be fore the period ended Don Wheeler gave Erics the lead again in the third frame before came back to tie it up Ken Sturgeon bounced Erics back into the lead before Les Copping tied it for Whites Glen Townsley grabbed the lead for Whites but with sec onds left to play with bis third goal tied In the final game Shell battled to a 32 win over Compass with Brian Clark and Bruce Boyd scoring for Shell in the first two periods Compass came back with two goals early in the third by Kemp and Al Irving Clark with his second goal of the game won it for Shell a A Su jjffgVL Midgets trounce Thornhill NEWMARKET Newmarket Midgets wal loped 51 Friday The midgets led by Dan Palmer with two goals came back from a previous loss to two weeks ago to claim the victory The club would have been able to score more goals if it had been able to stay out of the pen alty box Rick on a play from Murray Blight opened the scoring and Doug Counter scored unassisted to end the period Newmarket split the scoring in the second with a goal by Pal mer from Govis In the third frome Palmer scored again unas sisted Paul Drew from Rick Rocket Robin- the second after had I lead Goalie Ken played an outstanding game in the nets Big John Wall played his best game of the year on defence Friday No penalties were called in the first frame although about 15 were called in the second and third periods In the third per iod Newmarket captain Murray Blight was ejected from the game for fighting The ruling states that if a fighting penalty is assessed in the third period the play er must leave the ice Im very pleased At present the club The club goes the way the team Is is attempting to arrange a to its toughest schedule to playing said manager number of tournaments date this week as they and I fed that ln on Friday and they are really starting to hibitions with some of the Journey to Richmond Hill top Metro midget clubs Sunday for a game Three members of the Legion Pipe Band pipe Raymond Mark home after members of the Newmarket Track Club completed 251 miles in the 24 hours marathon Members of the Pipe Band are left to right Ed Madden Jack Mark hidden and Morris The distance of 251 miles in hours is believed by Mark to be a Canadian record Top runners for the team were Marks miles Brian Kevan Adams and Bob Paddock with mites each Terry Martin came next with miles Half of the money raised will go to the Muscular Distrophy While Photo Curling opens locally Dunlap near top TORONTO Since the opening of the Royal Agricultural Winter Pair horse show at the Coliseum Exhibition Park Toronto three in four starts wins have put Newmarkets Moffat close to the top in the Equestrian events against riders from Canada United States Ireland Dunlap lowed with defeat losing 92 to Scoring for were Bill Marks Bailey Gar ry Fairbarn and Archie with two goals each with Bill Scolt getting the other Fred Thomas and Ron Currie scored the only goals for Sports NEWMARKET The curling season opened last week at the York County Curling Club with the rink skipped by J Teasdale taking the first victory of the season C Fiimans rink In other Monday games in mens curling Woods defeated Morgan tied W Morgan beat Rosborough B Coulter beat F Crowe B Andrews defeated R Reid and J Bennett defeated G Smith On Tuesday A Hodges beat Stefaniuk heat Marshall tied with Mitchell and K Johns ton tied I Kennedy Wednesday saw Carter defeat A Spear Bales defeat B Clarke defeat E Jones beat Arm strong J tie Farr defeat Smith and Coulter beat In ladies curling Monday Judy beat Lilian Hunter Betsy Hod ges defeated Mary Jones Kay beat Myrtle and Anne Filman defeated Sokol On Tuesday morning June Morgans rink received the bye Dot King beat Jean While Mary Bales defea ted Sokol and Muriel tied with Betty I ties by Tuesday night Do- Joan Farr Bales defeated Jean McLeltaa and Emma Broadbent beat Stella Curits In Thursday curl ing Judy beat Louise Evans Muriel Le- man defeated Anne Mary Jones beat Betsy Hodges and Anne defeated Dot King Thursday night Emma beat Lilian Hun ter beat K Mc Cann Bales lost to Kennedy Mary Bales beat Walker Joan beat Doreen Morgan Jean Whites rink got the bye Jenny Salisbury de- win in the Bros fault and last Thursday For the entire competition Dunlap has been riding 12yearold Grand Grand a former steeplechaser has an avertion to water and presently Is suffering from a hoof injury caused when he picked up win in the mans competition came opening day of the Royal The Sunday following the win at the Royal Winter Fair Grand dumped Dunlap in a watercourse and then carried Mm to the Inter national Relay victory the next day S MAJOR Behind them were NEWMARKET Floss Campbell and Thirtyone points separated Annette Robertson id with Yvonne week Ev Bulmer had high single for the week with 331 points On the evening In third Ches with and fol lowed by Bruce Thompson CHRISTMAS DECORATING FLOGLAZE 1st Line- Top Quality PAINT White Or Colours SEMIGLOSS Reg- NOW LATEX Reg 69 MAIN ST NEWMARKET 8954131 SEE THE Of Out Delicious f HAMBURGERS GREY CUP GAME ON CBCTV SATURDAY brought to NOVEMBER you by NEWMARKET ONLY to Or ft Yang SI and 271 Ron and 269 Bruce Gordon and 292 Vic 725 and 277 BUI Hutchin- and 280 Grant and Joe and 250 Vera Dowker and and Randy with 700 high triple and high single TUESDAY LADIES Jean took first in the Tuesday Ladies Major Bowling League by Three points se parated second and third as Jeanne 67S and edged out Ethel Winter and for second spot In fourth was Eva Cook and 235 with Pau line and 263 occupying fifth spot Be hind them were Myrtle Dunn and 231 Eva Guttmann and Clark 643 and Al ma Porter and Ida and 228 Douglas and 299 fol lowed by Dusty Dewell with 615 high triple and 288 high FRIDAY LADIES grabbed first In the Friday Night Ladles Bowling Lea gue with and 273 Sec ond to her was Clark with high triple and high single Pauline placed third and 230 Fourth position went to Bertha Burling and Ontario Is there any place youd rather be Ontarians are the kind of people who wouldnt be here if there was any place better We are people who came from a hundred lands and stayed to build People with backbone and brawn and a hunger to succeed Men and women whove created a standard of living in decades that other lands worked centuries to build If we have a flaw its our chronic modesty Ontarians may be proud to be Ontarians and Canadians they just seldom tell anyone From an economic point of view thats wrong The more people we have boosting Ontario and Canada the better it is And weve got a lot to boost with Human rights for example are real in Ontario Our Human Rights code takes what has been theory tor centuries and makes it fact And thats right As well we that Ontario senior citizens have a right to more than just a place to live they need a life to live This is why in addition to new homes for the aged weve built 17 social and recreation centres specifically for elderly We need a vigorous economy of course to support these important programs And thats where you come in Though our productivity has doubled in ten years and our Incomes In twelve Ontariana dont sit on their successes Theres a demanding decade ahead full of challenges and opportunities to make the quality of our lives better yet To meet these challenges weve got to believe in ourselves Which when you think about It isnt such a bad idea you boost Ontario Ontario and Canada get a little stronger Government of Ontario John Prims Minister