1i 1 V- rti i i irrwi ft 12 w Whereas at a meeting of the Council of the Corporation SKb own of Newmarket held oh the day of December was resolved that Friday December 26th Day be and the a me is hereby fixed as a Civic Holiday current year and that the Mayor be authorized to WW reclamation in connection therewith to make known that in compliance W resolution I do hereby proclaim Boxing Day as a CIVIC HOLIDAY of are hereby requested to take notice and accordingly Town Hall JOSEPH VALE Mayor GOD SAVE THE QUEEN iJ J fgMf LONGER r H Vv fellow likes to get a little special pfiiite at mas something in lace and ribbons and bows fltoifen than not ho doesnt know what to call it and is too red- it SIRMES AW STUB Machine Shop shut out and Press hexed Sheet Metal in the Hoffman loop scoring Standing 39 Press Machine Sheet Metal Grant Blight shot a sensational to pace the pin Over bracket marksmen were Keith Davis Ken Thorns Ken Jones Ron Jenkins was high scorer in the Office Specialty Office- mens League for Geo posted Pearson Earl Wil lis single game men lead the league with points and VandenBerghs each Bud clipped the maples at to spark Davis Leather shooters Art Flanagan hit for League standing Tun- Jordan Brown Five broke over in the Thursday Night Ladies league Pacesetter was Ella followed by Myrtle Dunn Bessie Fran Bennitz VI Dales Myrtle Dunn featured the Wednesday Afternoon Ladles league with a 282 single Edna Ballard 570 Davis 503 League standing Dales 20 Mary Fishs Iris Mor tons Atkinsons Queens have to lead Office Specialty Ladies league next Dubs third Pinups Clara Stark was top bowler last week with Ruth Peters Flo Flo and Olive tied for top honors in the Friday Lawn Bowling league with each Watt posted a Standing Alibi Ikes Dabs Sparkles I A if J neednt have a worry in the world when you shop for your wife at DAWSONS i- you can be sure of her Sets Ml Sid Simmons featured the Town League high scoring an tics with an triple Better than average marksmen were Del Lome Kef- Jack Caradonna Roger Steve Simonc 663 Hoy Keffer League standing Meteors 29 Office Specialty Combines 20 24 Clover Kickers 23 Legion Dixons 2i Metal Workers 15 Turkey Catchers Newmarket Dairy Rockets Flo Campbell was Monday Night Ladies League leader with 184 top were Elsie ley 602 Mary Os borne Phil Claire Pollock Jeanne Mac- Donald Annie Stickland 502 Muriel League stand ing Speed Balls 21 Happy Gang Jays Tugs Migs Down The Centre By Midland Juniors will invade Aurora on Friday night and this encounter should draw the big gest house of the season The Bears have scored two wins in three tries losing to Coiling- wood on Satur day night In Collingwood Count ing your chickens early is not practice in poultry raising or on the sports front as the Au rora players management and found on Saturday Aurora did not play up to their previous form and the jittery first period when scored three goals without a re ply caught the Bears off on the wrong foot The two teams are evenly matched and it would appear from here on as to the outcome in their game We quote below some observations we made last week prior to Sat urdays game and the words of the Bush brothers are flfetly borne out Bloody hut rmbowe4 the way you might noggins of the Brothers Bash following Friday Nov bade which saw Aurora Bears flatten the Grm shirts 92 with a whirlwind third period finale that saw six straight goals pumped rookie Bob Bush otherwise known as Rosy sat with us until the wee sma hands of the clock got inac tion and explained the situation Rosy pointed out that Don Hudson the regular goalie good enough for junior A was action There are seven former ju veniles with the team and I quote Professor Bush If these squirts become men by Febru ary you can count on us to re peat He has a point at that For McMillan Thorn- bury and Crew a juvenile both looked better than and arc definitely head A- y PURCIIASK GIFT WRAPPED Opposite the post office Main St 14 a COLUMN 1 fc Ml i the most interesting develop- sport has known la muiili Little League baseball to coast affair and growing year KINO LOSE N riiunita Ti iwhile ill toll hi i0iivte enterprises have made a more permanent contribution to he com- careful planning and able leadership this has made available to thousands of America Tailored to meet the special age group League base- widespread popularity the leadership ot various civic organizations and citizens teams have been organized equip mem l In some cases special regulation Up north teams and King were tripped by and Bolton in the KingVaughan jousting Fri day Despite a routing three- goal third period comeback try dropped tough decision to Klelnburg Kleinburg shot in first period counters after net- minder Alb Sweeney stopped a shot with his chin to wrap it up In the late contest King City were tumbled as Bolton Wanderers stroked In three second and three third period markers Hank I Sweeney and Bill Win ters were ace artil lerymen with two goals apiece Horry led Kleinburg with two and It one each by Doug Jim Maw Bob Stan Poster and Don Jim brought the one ray of sunshine to the King camp with a- third period score Harvey Wallace wag hat trick performer Jack Gibson Keith and Jack Woods sniped for the win riers- for bigger things Up front winger Garry Clair Rob inson and John Hilt all had their moments Ron Cain son of Larry Parmerl Gain will also be ready Chuck Edwards rind Billy Kirk who played with Barrio Bees last winter looked valuable add itlons to the club arid Bob Gillies the juvenile defence made good too The will to win is something that Bush clubs always have but they didnt appear to have that sort of transfusion on Friday It will be interesting to see what will happen if the Shirts lose a couple more If so you can watch for some fairly startling changes in the lineup You can judge the way junior hockey rated at ColHngwood when coach Bush accompanied the club to Aurora while his intermediate club was dropping their first start to away from home at the same time Keg storting his straight year of looks as good as ever in the nets and Reggie along with Hutch Wheeler mastermind the when Bush is absent Keith who is at along with Cook at are the only losses from the championship roster although Bob Smart has retired Patterson a former junior Harry Adams Minosing Red Dance Chuck Fryer Don Pollard and Bob Meek are seven additions calculated id ease off the lag of some of the older legs The Shipbuilders still figure their chances for the A champion ship are mighty good When ever they clash with the Spit fires the fans will rally round for the chips will really be down Boy at has most of that rugged crew of last year ready headed by the smoothskating Dick Sturgeon who played with Gait and three former Midland boys axe back to see if they cant help the hub of capture a crown Walt one of BostonEmms chattels who played at Kingston last year will bolster the front line and from the camp of Generals come John ston and Pete Hudson December Dots and Dashes Civic elections saw a host of fine sportsmen in office Herb Maple sportsman Boh King wrestling coach Holland Landing sports booster were all made village trustees John Perry former Aurora high athlete in Vaughan Peaches VanZant and Frank Bowser in BUJ Parks and George at JlSi Bridge Legion district sports BtiliM player in Toronto lb in IRlbyd enthusiast of Hill the rhaof of all made the gjtifo either by the or ballot route When is the residence rule to MA that players be classed as imports in December yet who axe at the bottom of the eastern sensor group are advertising for a couple of play ers arid classed as intermediate A are advertis ing for a playing coach and two players v has finally re ceived his release from Spitfires and joined Uncle Bill Thorns and Herbie Cain with of the Major scries We can ap preciate that the Spits didnt want to lose Thorns but we cant see the point of holding out a release when the player doesnt want to play of his own free will First casualty of the school hockey season was 13yearold Johnny Lake of Alexander school at Newmarket Johnny the redthalchcd who looks like Artie Barber of Aurora Bears was conked on the noggin by a misguided stick and was York County hospital Fortunately the injury wasnt as serious as it might have been All of emphasizes the or dinary dangers that parents have to accept as part of life where their youngsters are athletically minded We hope the school has insurance for such things The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday Dec Fa go day games Woodmarket bridge North York minor bantam Aurora midget Aurora at Wood- abridge Dec Newmarket arena North York bantam Newmarket Dec is Newmarket arena Newmarket arid District doubleheader Mount Albert Aurora arena town league twin bill Ditch Diggers pm Juvenile Aurora vs New- 1 vs Aces Rangers Flyers ladles hockey Integra A ho ckey Newmarket Dec pm North York tarn Aurora Schomberg midget Richmond Hill vs J SUGGESTIONS AT YOUR LDA DRUG STORE and at 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hi Manitoba firitlah Col- and pride has equipped Little over people witnessed baseball this year in the United Stales ami were game every week and as I ay per play team if www wiiy it this would give you arnes about Utile league the way in their them a team play and proper Muted authority the hoys wm- do It gives them a itandtnir and gives them a place In the fc- W overcome It teaches are ood sportsman how to et with others wholesale activity a jumiteii ACW0I8 Hub hopes for a North York juvenile entry brightened over the weekend Gordon Manning Specialty sportsminded has promised to outfit the loam with sweaters and Wayne Manning has accepted Mho presidency Is coach Eddie manager h players were out for the teams IriUial Workout The trainee list included goalkeep ers Dick Corner Barry Sweeney oh Dave Pitt for forwards Geo Davis Freeman West Boh John Bob McGuire Tom Taylor Jack and Alan The team will to Friday for North York league action and Monday they haven home date at pm with Aurora 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