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Wlafd tr a hàconverter wvitih wa, Sp o rt 'Litès ~to 3,017. Ostler heading the management to -&cu About 12 to Î4 is for the poet were out- ter'addd and storedin the ~tank .frafTeam committee, treasurer E. B. C=r. guests topk ,tour.. 1 11b Cvdfrdeiey oat (Continued from Page 4)Ose td the in- ents chairman' of qhe finaknçe tel prior to ee . anmniausdà rep•esentatfy f mnawl esoe n po Mauch's squad. Remember what Stuart did last year? He fielded creased trafficsoneHighway 401 committe, vicechairma J. M. h whe ugstdt m tn imna $300 s vesion Copeat v le Of ntari on etyand the aqua amon ia ro sa poorly that rny Red Sox finished eighth - outside of. Stuart they was causing extra work for the Lwth co m ttethe pblicstler Lcl trs'wle a nd ý storage plBtit i nle te ihdeale are o .o b tre ne préses- had a terrific" tem. . .eeren dMp me ,prsi- chaimnmitt e, rOsi oo o ud v t Teto 000galnsorgL our inch-ater connect ion. n oTeopreduerpreaveas OPENING GAME of the Maple Leaf - Canadien series looked dent of the medical staff, sub- ench rmofildiG. and onpa tffs aobeveig oth od r-tanks will3beWloaedon str. estima ncWted gaössof ter suredTemb-O erstte aoul -b more like a tribal uprising than a shinny display . . . Players were mitted a report on their month-ceryan A.N.biltyperon elp dtaysholiday. the will be openk of the lHateon p r etmte 0Whilesof an gtor ro bnoios fumes reoJnthe wieldirng sticks like hatchets and as on Toronto reporter suggested, ty rneetings and their task chiran .N el esne agahino Suday. eSu b p p ftHles on ront et i. il e peurdo, P- pant.boiusfmslrX h "lVern âBuffey could have put the puck in his pocket or the first keepmeg theboad informed of cara.aano audy upiso rneS.Dtl 30 minutes and the Leafs never would have missed it."... Actonmeiawok He noted excel- Ontario W.O..A. finals by easily besting Petroliatw weks ago . .. and hospital staff and express- Ageneral mix-up in the W.O.A.A. playof shedulebas kept the ed the medical staff's apprecia- Tanners sidelined for two weeks . .. They're hoping for a start on tion for the engaging of a quali- Friday . . . Bud McKay, a star with the defunct Milton Charles lied dietitian. Intermediates, was in town for the Junior gamne on Wednesday night The doctor's report pointed À and reports he's seeing plenty of action, this winter, playing in four out the first neurosurgery and separate industrial leagues.. eye surgery opertioh spi j st THE NEWLY FORMED Intercounty Fastball League seems to rcetls rvid e a ditan o fle t be a good idea and should fill a definite need for Al-Star fastatha fo rdiore a horst activity in the town -and area . .. Milton will be represented in the orAdtor er ptl.Blcsumt circuit by a teamn sponsored by Gord Kranrtz, immediate past presi- tedhis or and w Baksure-p dent of the Milton Fastball League . .. A combination squad fromnpited uirfor thw e nuin Hornby and Omagh will also be in the six team outfit. . Speaking poea dtrfrth nu to Primo Rigo recently and there's a better than even chance that yea• hell be back in uniform with the Milton Red Sox this season . .. K. f. Dick acted as temporary After a one year retirement fromt hardball circles, the veteran utility chairman for the election of four, man thinks he might give it another try this year but suggests ,"it's di ect d w sre J. .reeyar still a long time till spri-ng."...Last season Primo was the famed J rM. ELeed with, J.C . i e rs. "Casey" Rigo, head coach of the Milton Meter ball squad in the L. Keeedthe ir tendrms.l local Fastbaillloop Lrun o, %5d-to 1%7.ms il Halton Sportsmen's Association came up with an interesting Still seing on5 thba rdfor * • idea when they decided to drill mewmbers of t.he First Milton Bey to-yervi ter oard B fCem Scout troop in gun safety lessons ... About 35 boys showed up at twentE D.aon,.Dr. C A.M- the- Association's club house recently and besides receiving some etn ndr. D. tinon.CA. Ser- E N valuable tips, were also treated to plenty of pop and hot dogs . .. tinganfor. m nore e r v-aresitA.à N. U Congratulations to the Sportsmen, keep up the good work . .. The Keilty, J.e W.reCharoars . . late Fred "The Big Bear" Hutchinson was quoted often as manager S. McOuat and G. M. Hood. An- - .( ýb of the Detroit Tigers, St. Louis. Cardinals and finally Cincinnati na ponmnsicueD.J Reds, but onre of his best descriptions was his colorful idea of Stan W.cu tchepon meiclstaffr..---- Musial running to first base... "He's like a wounded turkey after pentative, and Mrs. D. Ptol- he's been hit by -a shotgun - -he's leaning all off to, one side and Pemyfo teWA goin lik cray".During their directors' meet- BILL CURRIE of the hockey playing Currie family is rumored on his way back to Milton for nextL year . .. A standout with the Burlington Mohawks for two seasons, the popular performer report- PROTECT YOUR 'edly would like to play with the hometown Junior "C" squad .. . The addition of the experienced blueliner would add considerable INVESTMENT de-pth to the already promising Merchant rearguard corp . .. SomeJ of the big league bird dogs have been prowling about the arena during the Junior "C" playoffs, incluiding Bob Davison. Baldy Cotton and Jim Skinner . .. Sevea ecats seem high on their popularity roll . .. Lads on the Milton Rotary Midget squad are also getting týhe once over fromn the N.H.L. scouts... A few of the bi1 o rpe sentatives have attended Midget games within the past month. 0% GetriAofT«iner anA RAr Hockey Roundup ... Continued fromt Page Five with Bob Colbeck counting fromt Fuels off balance and allowed Jim' Surbey to start the rally. Milton Dept. Store to mounit a Rick Rowley doubled with thei 4-1 lead in the first frame of help of Dave Penson and Jim Er- Bantam final playoff play. How- win and Murray Inglis dunked ever, the Fuelers started pecking the winne-r un a pass from Row- splt of the garne.managedEvan-sly P W L T Pts. doubled and Jack Fletcher singi. Knight's .............. 1 1 0 0 4 ed and passed to, Bob Coulter to Ledwith's ............ 1 0 1 0 3 give the Clothiers the lead early Please note that the Midget in the tilt. Then Gary Nayler game starts at 8 p.m. Friday made the - plays for a pair of night, counters by Rick Gooding to trimt the margin. Ken Brown hit from Barry Ferguson for Dept. Store, before Pete McCuaig, Doug Wilson and Alan Lewis countered for Greens to knot the score. Assists went to Chris Th- mas, Alan Lewis, Tom Learmont and Gary Nayler. Players and coaches should note that the Bantam game F R I starts at 9 p.m. instead of at 8 p.m. on Friday evening. IR P W L T Pts. Dept. Store .......... 1 0 0 1 5 Green ............... 1 0 0 1 5 MIdget Finals In Midget finals action,! Knight's Men's Wear gave up three early game'goals and then battled back to claimt a 4-3 de- cision over Ledwith Food Mar- o . a i kets. 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