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Despite not hlvh%: netminder in the early stages the . and ’lm shorthanded, gulh- ers W provided the most excitement in ‘last Saturday‘s Alderwood Minor Hockey League games, They won over New Life Cleaners 4â€"2. of the first period to set the pace for a 4â€"2 win over Newlife Cleanâ€" ers in spite of playing the first 2 minutes withoutâ€"their goalkeepâ€" er, Alan Calder. Walker‘s penalâ€" ized two minutes for delaying the start of the game so onlykid‘ four men on the ice and the empty. Walkers even while pressing hard to keep the puck out of their own end, found time to score, John Welsh finding the mark assisted by Ken Russell and Jim Bonk. Weish again talâ€" lied unassisted at the 5.50 mark of the first period. _Glen McHarg with 2 gcals and Danny Leavens with 2 assists reâ€" plied in vain for Newlife Cleanâ€" ers, Ross Kitcher and Stewart Neil also assisting. Mike Jordan played his usual strong game on defence for Walkers and Murray Porteous was the best man on the blue line for the Cleaner boys. Moose, Glenlake, Breen Lead In Alderwood Minor League second period assisted by Ricky Leitch and Bobby Patten with John Welsh and Ken Russell reâ€" spectively. _ Kelemen‘s Drugs without their:nice plays in a losing cause, as star defenceman Leland Wolfâ€" did Ron Kenny, Mike Fisher and ram were unable to withstand the| David Newsome, sustained attack of Glenlake} MINORâ€"BANTAM IG.A., who scored twice in the| Breen Brothers 3 first period and once in the secâ€" Goâ€"Jo Hand Cleaner 3 ond period to take the game.| A hard game was fought by Alan Serediuk led off at 3.30 of both teams as each was trying to the first followed by Ron Haines|gain sole possession of first place. at 13.10 assisted by Bernard Traâ€"|They are now tied with eight vers and Brent Turner. Brian|points each. Breen‘s big gun was Travers added a goal at 17.30 of|David Agnew with two goals, the second \period assisted by |assisted by Jim Sulker and Cook. Serediuk and John Curtis. The third goal went to Jim Armâ€" For Kelemens it was a goal by |strong assisted by Gordon Kearâ€" Kevin McMullen at 13.05 of the|ney and Jim Novak. Waine Haffenden and Donald Gilroy added one goal each in the For Kelemens it was a goal by Kevin McMullen at 13.05 of the second period assisted by Peter Yates and Bob Mckind. Peter Yates was the best man for the losers. PEEWEE DIVISION Walkers Welding 4 Newlife Cleaners 2 Walkers Welding scored at.1.10 Glenlake LG.A. 3 Kelemen‘s Drugs 1 VIIIIIIIIIIIIIZIIIIIIIIIIIIII/Q MINORâ€"ATOM CCC 10 5 â€" Firefighters 1 4 { g TCP T O _ __ DIVISION OF PROVINCIAL AWNING CORP. LTD. & i 955 ROSELAWN AVE,. RV. 7â€"1771 \ rHRARARARAIRARRARRARARRAAAAR EL RARLHAAALADAL What little fire was left in the On Horner Ave. West of Hgwy. 27 *"[me °* CL. 5â€"6071 J. J. 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Mired deep in the cellar, they got the news that their big promoted to the Atom Division, and then they skated out to acâ€" cept a humiliating 5â€"1 defeat at the hands of the surging CCC 10 crew. * The Can boys spread the scorâ€" ing out evenly, with goals going to Steven McCarthy, Danny Mcâ€" Carthy, Jim Dumanski, John Macdonald and Mike Dvernchuk. John Ulcar had an easy time in the cage and only had 3 shots to stop in the entire game. Ted Chartrand at the other end, stood gamely in the shooting gallery while pucks whistled all around him. The game put CCC 10 into seeâ€" ond place, two points ahead of McNally Insurance and left Fireâ€" fighters groping in the basement Unless reserves can be found or traded, it looks like they are deâ€" stined to remain there for the season. Moose 2 McNally Insurance 0 Undefeated this year, the Mighty Moose continued their winning ways with a tight vicâ€" tory over McNally Insurance. As usual it was Lawrie Hewer and John Preece who did the job, ably assisted by Brian Cromie who is turning into a sharp little skater and stick hnaler. Keith Ballenâ€" tyne registered his third shutout of the year and worked very hard for it. Gary Landry made some very nice plays in a losing cause, as did Ron Kenny, Mike Fisher and David Newsome, Ken Barnes scored two goals for Goâ€"Jo with Rod Frank and Charles Kucey drawing assists on the first and Philip Cater on the second. Cater scoreg the third and tying goal from Kucey and Barnes at the 17:26 mark of the HANDLES ® AUTOMATIC ®© GLASS AND SCREEN ® FAULTY LOCKS ® FAVLTY for fast No BROWN‘S last period. Carricks BP 4 Red Faicon Body Solder 3 Carricks proved they can score lots of goals if they work, as they gained an early 3 to 0 lead and added what proved to be the winâ€" ner at the 8:15 mark of the last period. Red Falcon made an very determined effort in the last few minutes and came within an eyeâ€" lash of tying the score. By CHRIS ALMEY It is unfortunate that there are no institutions established which could give treatment to sex ofâ€" fenders while in custody, accordâ€" ing to Magistrate M. J. Cloney. The problem is, there are such aaces. ie., the Toronto Psychiaâ€" trie Ward, but it has no means of keeping patients convicted of sex offenses in custody. Clarence Murray Power, 31, of 25th St., Long Branch, was conâ€" victed of indecently assaulting two young girls, and occasioning bodily harm to their mother. He was sent to Kingston Penitenâ€" tiary for a total of two years and eleven months. The magistrate said that if Power showed improvement he would be eligible for parole. One cannot but think of the man sitâ€" ting in a jail in Quebec waiting to be hanged for the murder of four small boys. And there is also a local youth finishing off a life jail sentence for the murâ€" der of two ‘small boys. A psyâ€" chiatrist claims that by the time he is 30 he should be normal. Parents often neglect to tell their children the facts of life. How many fail to warn them of sexually ‘warped minds? Brian Grainger scored the first Carrick goal assisted by Sherlock and Jarvis, Jim Moreau the secâ€" ond, and Paul Priest the third and fourth. Assisting on Priest‘s goals were Jim Moreau, Sherlock and Paul White. A very rare assist was awarded to Ray Szczepanski, the goalie for Red Falcon. It came on the second goal of the day for Brian Edwards, wth other assists going to John Allen and Lewis. John Allen scored the third Red Falâ€" con goal from Mike Knoll and Andy Walker. â€" Glenlake IGA Walkers Welding .. Newlife Cleaners .. Kelémens Drugs .... Minor Bantam Breen Bros. Go â€" Jo rrivarmom Red Falcon ............ Carricks ..__.___ He may get a minimal amount of treatment there, but it is up to himself to straighten his thoughts out, the bench told Power. ‘You strike the court as a menâ€" ace and a danger to society," Magistrate Cloney told Power. . William Allen Hineline of Bloor St. got a nice birthday present â€" a $10 fine for drinkâ€" ing under age. CCC 10 Crown Attorney D. R Heather said Hineline was plaving the part of a "good Samaritan," which gave the police an oppotâ€" tunity to smell his breath. He had been to a dance on the Lakeâ€" ( TEAM S$TANDINGS Minor Atom W McNally Insurance flnflg‘ten uLt Man Jailedâ€"â€"No Help Available Lakeshore â€" Etobicoke Court Metro Group Jr. B Schedule shore. He turned 19 the day of his court appearance. John Crawford White, 37, of 16th St. in New Toronto has elected trial by judge and jury. He is charged with the alleged robbery of $40 from Pejer Anâ€" thoplus, the owner of;(!estaur- ant on New Torontg St. Marie Anne Desylva, 17, came up from New Brunswick a month ago. In this short period of time she managed to get herâ€" self a record â€" but now she is under the guidance of the Salâ€" vstion Army (providing she does not reject it), and a probation officer. ~ Marie pleaded guilty to stealâ€" ing a transistor radio, and a parâ€" cel containing three cans of nuts, one shoe shine kit, a manicure set, and men‘s socks from a genâ€" tleman roomer in the same house in which she lived in New Toâ€" ronto. "It may be a good idea if she goes home to New Brunswick," Crown Attorney D. R. Heather suggested. Magistrate Cloney said the court was concerned about the girl. "We don‘t know what kind of associates you have been making." Marie said she had nine broâ€" thers and sisters, came to Toronâ€" to to work, and was not going home. "You are, young and attractâ€" ive, but you can get yourself into a real pack of trouble," the GUARDIAN MAINTENANCE 30% :« 50% 3180 LAKE SHORE BLVD. 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Brigadier Chester MacLean said the Salvation Army/has a "really excellent spot, better for a person than being on one‘s own." â€" "Stand up, Ball," the court clerk said. ; "That‘s® the way the Ball bounces," the Bench said after Albert William Ball pleaded not guilty to driving while his abilâ€" ity was impaired and was bound over on his own personal bail to appear in court in January ‘to defend himself. magistrate said. "You could be the victim of whoever comes along. We don‘t want you wanâ€" dering around as a lost soul." â€" Marie was placed on suspendâ€" ed sentence .and probation for, one year, and was told to settle down or she could go to peniâ€" tentiary on the charge. "Keep! off the streets," the magistrate said. "You will have to make yourself your own voluntary prisoner. Be off the street by eleven o‘clock." * + William Douglas Nichol, 39, of Blaketon Rd.,. Islington, was "Sit down, Ball," the Crown $9.25 The Best King of Care B\ 201 uxmong’ RD. E. 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