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uthe National Hockey Leaguea executives made no announce defencelnan Jaélr Stewart in candlan Prat Sh Writer annualaumrner meeting in Mont real iaat week produced few aur DHGJ There was plenty oi talk at Dllyer trades but no deal were convicted atleat none in pub lic heard about And the hockey merit about the controveralai play era association its good bet however that the players moch Llon calIll in or lot at study Especially the request by tho piayeranudis last wintertor improved pensions Arr involved player trade in volvtng the noslun arrins De troll Red Wings and Chicago Black Hawks tailed to material in Goalie Terry Sawchuk who walked out on tho nrulnr midway through last season was the key tizure Boston general manager Lynn Patrick announced he was sticking with rookie nctrilinder Don Simmons next season and that Sawchuk was up or trade Jack Adams Detroit general manager said the lied Wings would like to have Sawchuir so they could send Glen Hall to Chicago to strengtth the Black hawks Adams said the deal fell through because Boston wanted too much for Sawchuk The Bruins asked for two Detroit rep ulars specifically naming fun yard Alcx Delvecchin Adams Said Delvccchlo wasnt for sale or trade Another report was that Chi cago uttered big bundle of cash and players or veteran Tcd Lind say Detroits star lettwing Chicago cellardweller inst sea son admittedly need strengthen in in just about every position and are willing to spend plcnty of money to build contender Trouble is that the other clubs an also well fixed financially and arent anxious to part with good players unless they receive equal talent in return Coaching is another problem with the Black Hawks General manager Tommy lvau doubled its coach last season but says hes sticking to the trout oilico next season van is still considering several men for the coaching ion and former Chicago and Detroit Spielaelaap Au MAKES lilllllll tiililiiSliltl Every ldataliattnn anpcrvlnl by our technician Montana narnloenarrortco ua IIUNIuDP ST PhonoPA 82059 to have the inside track labuloua planer Therer no doubt his Audit Moore iaono oLthe most col ill boxera evar to step into the lgt Old Arch hea 40th recordhooktsalaniutk acter month ago ha ha right in Germany or which it came in at 209 pounds and dedaioh over nun Kalbtcl Prediction were freely ma then that Moore could never again get down to the lightheavyweight limit of I75 Archie had another tight Germ last week Thia nne ylal against Belgian champion Alain Chcrvllie Archie knocked his man out and weighed in at 181 pounds Archie rays he anticipates no trouble paring to 175 pounds to defend his world lightheavy weight title alnst Tony Ana lllDtty Archie only worry is money and that apparently was eased last week wilEn he laid he probably would acmpt guar ante of $100000 to fight Anthony BURNS Stewardship Theme Stewardship war the theme ing in night June Eighteen Incin bers several visitors young people and men talk were press cut to hear Mrand Mrs Allan Donor missionaries on furlough from Africa The president Mrs Corrii gan presided at the meeting hymn was sung tulluwed with prayer by Mrs lt Kerr The minutes were read by the secre tary Mrs Crushie and the roll call answered Mrs Blakcly gave the prayer or our mlssion arlcs Christian stewardship paper was given by hirs Small group of men favored with song Send thc LighL Mrs James McCaguc had charge of the devotional whose thcmc was lie that givclh let him do It with simplicity The scripture reading was by Mrs McCague followed by the meditation hy the leader lt sextet of girls Sang Saviour Like Shepherd Lead Us Mrs McCaguc closed with prayer The Offering was received by Mcsdames Kerr and Del laniy and dedicated by Mrs tiuycrs wMrs4 llgild introduced the boners Jlrs boner Wiln is it teacher taught school the first ycar and llulv is suliervisur over all schools at iiarin Wcsi Africa told about their work and customs of the African people Mr Duncr is field treasurer for the mission at the headquarters in the city of llorin and also operated store or supplies tor the mission He showed reel of interest pictures veto of thanks was given lry Mrs Williams missionary hymn and prayer by the president brought this in teresting meeting to close Music Ennis Donna Buyers and Catharine Williams were in Toronto on Tuesday trying their music ex aminations at tile Conservatory of Music Mesdames Jattray and llurns Church ltlnnday ml is Mk had resided in 79 in Buniey Park Vancouver isth sulrbns Th1iri studiously ignoring each other but zoo curator Alan Bat hopes theyrnre conduct ing courtship Mule penguins have dil iieuliy distinguishing between male and angulila seem to be tom 12 frock is stolen ieeted or tucked under the teat tor brood ing session and the courtship is over nded the funeral at nrr Stews irtsr uncic in Barrie on Thurs diy piano tvrockaJo ratio the vicinity Itthe recipient isa mule the ii iemnlcptt is either re attending the institute conven tion itcccnt Guest Mr and Mrs Eddie aaffray and family at Toronto were Saturday evening guests of Mr and Mn or the Burns special WMS meet George lattray and sons Eddie transferred to Vancouver where he will he still manager at the Toronto Dominion Bank lilary Bell oi Newton Robinson spcnt the weekend with her tricnd Katharine Crosb Mrs Margaret Durward and Mrs Bertha langtord ui Simcoc were weekend guests of Wood and lllr and Mrs Alex Wood Mr and Mrs John track Ind family at Listowcl spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Brick and sons at Gienatton Farm itir and llrs Russell Hand and daughters of Mansfield visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Hand and iamily Surprlse Dinner Party surprise dinner party was held Saturday evening at the home at Mr and Mrs Per For rest and sons Weston to cclc brate the 40th wedding anniver sary or Mr and lllrs iuu Small rhusu attending were Mr and iilrs Lloyd Small and tamin oi Ailislon and Mr and Mrs Morris Small oi wrllurvdnlo formerly or this disiricL Mr andlllrs Job Small spent tllc remainder of the weekend at Niagara Falls COtDliVATER Goldwaters oldest resident lllrs Anna llnbinson passed away at her late residence Main Street Culdwaler In her oard year native or Sweden she Coldwntcr im about 70 years funeral ser vice was conducted by Rev ltoss Cumming June ll followed hy interment irr Goldwater Cemu tcry Goldwater Iircmen put out chimney tire atthe home or Mrs Alinnielohnsion John Street First trip of the steamboat train between Toronto and CPR boats at Port McNicoii WhiEh tip crates rluring tlrr summur need it Take advantage of these bigsavingpl Place your order now at the years lowest prices Pay on easy budget termspsmall down payment and many months to pay the balance Have your supply of colour marked biue coai on hand When you Kerrware at Siroud on Friday mnnths was made through Cold water June 10 ASTER chan urnace controlsautnma cally Saves limesaves sleptsoon ya for itself Phone today or true demonstration UTOPIA Itlcharda Golf Course Many couldbc seen on the whichwas officially opened Sun day aiternoon Postponed The Angllcan Church straw erry tcstival and salad plate ball game and program has been post poned mm tune it until July lnlor Operation Dawson McCann had tonsils re moved and spent iew days in the Sick Childrens Hospital Tl rontn In Coillngwuotl Mr and Mrs ilcctur Turnhuli and Mr and Mrs Davidson Angus were in Coilingwood over Sunday Iteecut Visitors Mr and lilrs RamsuWeddiE Ind Linn Bell Haven called on their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Fred McCann last week Bus Trip Enjoyed The school children at utopia and Grumblc lllll schools and some oi their mothers enjoyed bus trip to the Museum and rar liament nuildings Toronto last Wednesday 0n Sick Move MaureenElphick alfi ating at the Sick Childrens Hos tai T01 rontop has been homing weeks sick leave Schoi this Trip teacher and pupils un bus trip to Toronto on Wednesday and very interesting visit to the Mulr cum and the Ontario Parliament Buildings as New And of course the big news is the election results nl Monday number irnm here enjoyed the green of the Richards Golf Mr and Mrs Mervin Martin of Course on the 7th Concession tvy motored to Burlington for the number of mulhers Joined the ltowe at their luvuly home in Newton noalnsorr Motor rrlp Mr and Mrs Bruce Miller In weekend to hear the Guy Lum hardo orchestra In Sudhur Mrs It liteConn Elwood hiiller and ltlrs Bruce Millcr are spending couple of days in Suds bury with the Roy Listcrs evening ironl spring to late tall an extensive and unique lighting system transforms Victorias Blit chart Gardens into falryland nf noon with burial in the adloln From dusk to closing time Each lip and Mrs Alvin Smith and ttendedithc Holt reunion Iiidhurgt on Saturday Attended rancid rrrd aim Stewart ata arrival of Community Sympathy lg utznded to the anliiyoi the late Mr Baxter who pasted iway hat week Fun eral actvice was held In the Un lied church on Saturday when inz Vcemetery ttP Pageant huaload Girl Guides and Brownies with their leadcrs at tended the Blplgcant at Maple Leaf Gardens Toronto Saturday plant Family Reunion The Archibald tamillea held their annual reunion at the park on Saturda Appendlx Operation Mlss Mary Jane Watt hall hcr appcndix removed in Newmarket huspltal tinTuesday Break Bonc In Foot breaking than in one toot The Late lira Sherman MrL Carl Shermana iorlnerly Ethel Andrew at Capreol pass ed away at the home at her par Mr and Mrs James in drews on Monday Sincere lym pathy goes to her hushand son the Great Lakes MISS Mildred Reynoldshad the victory party withMr and Mrs Canadiaupanaien lourrdrrllurrl by the continua at road derlprrtd to rarely In all on ada erparndlrafcorrrrsrunlrlea GMc truckslargo and rrrallhelp malts thus luhr poaalble hair heavy load in airport impogdhlewuatharand temln dru lnbl my on proving rlr lr right to the this YeahthereaaGMGnVuckdca dad for every loo Theraa one or sxproplu tartar Job youra doingwiththe exact combination or trains indrearaxlatn om ynupeakafltclency our detail the act trom your GMG deale CQIGMC MorayM king out or rlohuns ripirru ranminivan rrrn Jake YOUR vacation in miatortune to tail down the ataila Jim her parents brother and riders The body rested at the Lathangue Funeral Home iorseh vice in the United Church on Wednesday Sailing Great Lakes with confidence Whalhrr lira answer tn your monny problems in cash loan or expert caunael you may ruly on HPC Cnuudnl moat locom rnrrndrrd consumer finanu porn party Youll lilur HFCa prompt friendly atlantiun and complain aarvico backed by 79 ynnn ax prrriano So ir you need up to one dayyou inlay bor row with confidence from arc ilousiiiioln FINANCE at Mopuwm and floor phpno pa aaszv Ill or IDAWI mummadflwflm ll WI mmto 5m and floor phono lava coauuowooo om 1951 ll Nutman Harvey left Ilst week or rorunlo wlierc hr will sail on