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t NEW POLICY PHONE CONTINUOUS FROM ONLY CONTINUOUS FROM SATURDAY AT pan lr BOYS JTEBLDffi FREE Pickering College junior scored an impressive win over Newmarket high school Tuesday in an inter- school junior football contest trailed at half time Pickering reeled off five touchdowns in the second half Don Downs speedy Pickering half sparked the winners with three touchdowns Jack Tip ping scored two majors while John another Pick ering star charged for one touchdown booted four con verts and gained credit for a safety touch Broder Allen counted Pickerings final ma jor- Grant Morton Don BUI and Don played strongly in the cause Football Standings SOUTH GEORGIAN BAY Six Man Senior Stouffville Richmond Hill 1 Newmarket Junior Twelve Man 3 St Andrews 2 Richmond Hill Newmarket 3 Senior Twelve Man Aurora St Andrews The boot heel chaseis are soaring up and down the ice lanes in earnest Guess that means youre going to pop that yearly fall question Are we going to have a hockey team Well frankly me hearties for once your scribe hasnt the answer at his finger tips It comes under the heading of wait and see business The question so to speak 2 2 2 2 GIRLS FOOTBALL HELMET or BASKETBALL To lucky ticket holder Saturday matinee Oct KEITH DAVIS SPORTING GOODS WIN LADIES SINGLES Joyce and Joan have a monopoly on the la dies singles tennis championship at the Newmarket Tennis seem to be taking turn about in winning the title This year it was Joan turn to cop the bunting Joan defeat ed Joyce Saturday in a two hour tennis session to win the championship Joan Peppiatts prize was the Beatrice Lyons trophy As yet the clubs mens singles championship hasnt been de cided Three players Keith Davis the defending champion Ken Peevers and Frank Mount Albert arc in line to an nex the title As we launch into this weeks Hash roundup neither a coach nor a manager have been jobbed to guide the Spits edition 1953 One of our special arena rail- birds watchers says why worry it Weve had both these items over the past few years and havent won so for a change let everybody coach That character no doubt will be hearing directly from all the un employed coaches in very short order The Spits executive is working on this spot of difficulty and no doubt will be coming up with an answer to the problem this week Last week we mentioned it might be a good idea to bid for a spot in the Metro senior loop That league of course em braces and Winged Wheelers the Aurora adoptees among others The Spits execu tive committee investigated the possibility of jumping to senior hut the move came too late The nixed the idea as the league had already been formed and started in business Monday So much for that now I guess we will just have to manage to get along with Bush and company for another year Its hard to believe with all the supposed hockey talent knocking around the Hub Aurora and heel how can you expect to pro duce hockey players to feed fu ture junior sextettes Close up patter Softball season ended Tuesday Its congratula tions to on winning the Simcoe junior ladies title Our Pinups put up a gallant scrap but couldnt make the grade Speaking about the diamond sport just a thank you note to Jack and our town employ ees for their fine cooperation in keeping the fair grounds diamond in tip top shape CANVASS STARTS POPPY CAMPAIGN IN TOWN TOMORROW Wesley chairman of the Canadian Poppy campaign com mittee today announced that the canvassers would start out on their annual campaign on Friday Oct The committee hopes to can vass every business home and industry Poppy Day will bo on November The demands on the poppy fund have been great er this year according to Mr The poppy fund does not provide a regular source of assistance but it does enable help to be given quickly in em ergencies The poppy fund is so Eight basic tests which determine a motorists driving aptitude are given with the equipment shown here in the interior of the mobile safe driving clinic which will be in Newmarket on Monday and Tuesday More than Canadians have taken these free tests which include strength of grip reaction time vision tests and night driving tests NO INFORMATION ON PLANS POUND Information on dog control was sought by Councillor Edward at a meeting of town council Monday night Council lor wanted to know what was to be done about dog control and whether a pound would be acquired Said Councillor We should have had a pound before we hired another police officer to take charge of dog con trol An extra police officer is drawing a salary and is supposed to be working on dog control and we have no pound The mayor said he understood that the chief constable had made a report in which he said he would take on the responsibility for acquiring a pound Council decided to ask Chief Constable to give a re port to council on what to do about a pound SIGN PETITION COMPLAINING OF TANKS IN AURORA A major topic of discussion in Aurora at the present time is the movement of heavy army tanks near the armories on It is reported that a heavily signed petition from residents in the area will be presented at the next meeting of the Aurora town council The petition requests the re INSTITUTION OF EASTERN STAR HELD SATURDAY The institution of the Newmar ket chapter No Order of the Eastern Star was held in the Newmarket high school audi on Saturday Oct Grand Worthy Patron Ernest Toronto and Grand Worthy Patron Mrs Allison of the tanks the inter- conducted the of protecting property also the amenities of citizens disturb- by the noise caused by the at Trinity United church ceremonies Nearly sat down to the tanks The petition has been signed by army veterans as welt as business men and private resi dents in the area IN HOCKEY LEAGUE The Newmarket and district hockey league will function again this winter League offi cials search for a fourth team to round out the circuit have been crowned with success it was indicated this week A King City contingent headed by Stan Ter ry have signified theyll enter a that the Spits can only necessary help can be out or less players to their a matter of hours The practices Wonder what happens to all the shinny boys They must get lost somewhere along the line between juvenile and intermedi ate Frank and Low ell Waller slated to mastermind our bantams and midgets herded players assorted sizes into the rink Tuesday for the bantam- team Previously Newmarket midget kickoff practices Aurora and Vandorf Bruins tossed their hat in the ring Bradford too are said to be interested in an entry A league meeting will be held early next week to complete plans for the HISPORTS Someone must be tampering with the North York secondary schools football league standings How else can you ex plain the fact Newmarket High seniors and juniors are at the bottom of their respective leagues But thats the way it is Neith er team to this point has been able to snatch a victory The situation has both Fred coach and Geo Kelly junior shot caller worried How ever both declare emphatically that this situation is due to change right smartly The NHS seniors making their first run in the six man variety football plunged to their third loss last week when eclipsed them 2217 at the NHS field It was a close game all the way Newmarket trailed at the end of the first quarter at half time and faced a deficit at threequarter time Newmarket broke in front early in the fourth quarter on quarter back Neil Tates 35yard plunge and Hon successful con vert the early scoring Creed and Ron Groves netted Newmarket majors and Neil Tate booted a Newmarket High visited last week for a junior fixture The locals were seeking their first victory but found Allistons power house contingent carried too much striking suffered a reverse Weve been scouting Andy Bear hopefuls Looks like the boss man has done it again The along with his eag er beaver coach Charlie has rounded up a raft of player talent to carry the Bears colors into junior The Bears are in for tough sledding that much is definite however An drew quips well be in the play offs He means it too and An drew has the happy faculty of calling his shots in apple pie order Is hockey for the small fry too organised To listen to some of the old timers mount the soap box on the subject youd get the idea that it was say perhaps with some truth the kids nowadays have to have everything organized for them Then again I dont see these gen tlemen taking to the horse and buggy are changing We didnt build our modern arenas and in stall artificial ice just to look at They were primarily built for the community and as a place for the kids to play hockey I wonder sometimes if we dont lose sight of this fact At least when they ore at the rink we know where they ore We only mention this fact be cause as governor of the North York Minor Hockey loop we learn that Aurora wont be enter ing any teams this season We had hopes of seeing them in with one two or three teams Certain ly from a standpoint of talent Au rora has enough players on tap Ifi enter Understand correct me if Im wrong the holdup is that nobody will foot the bill for ice time Surely some at the service clubs will take an interest in the matter If the wee nippers dont get nut and chose the fund is used to help local people and does not go into a common national fund Our other objective is equally important It is our aim to have every citizen wear a poppy as a mark of remembrance for those who lost their lives in two world wars and in the Korean cam paign said Mr Tobey Anyone wishing a wreath to lay at the cenotaph on Sunday Nov may contact Wesley at the Embassy Beauty Salon or phone EAST FEDERATION AG SUPPER OCT 28 The East Fedora of Agriculture will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday Oct 2b in the township hall Sharon With this meeting the Federa tion will combine a pot luck supper to which all farm fami lies are asked to come It will be a family affair and a program to entertain all ages has been ar ranged Supper will begin at pm Mrs Allan is con vener for the supper assisted by Mrs Jack and Mrs Herb Wright Their husbands form the committee in charge of the program which was catered to by the Jr Evening Auxiliary of that church At the sessions which were held afternoon and evening the attendance passed the 300 mark The chapter Bel haven exemplified the degrees in the evening and new petitioners were initiated into the Newmar ket chapter More will bo initi ated at the first regular meeting Officers elected include wor thy matron Mrs George worthy patron Stuart as- rose associate patron Harold BREAKIN AT BANK SUNDAY MORNING DURING HYDRO CUT Thieves gained entry into the rear of the premises of the Bank of Montreal in the early hours of Sunday morning but were ap parently disturbed left with out taking anything according to Newmarket police The dent occurred during a hydro cutoff At am Constable bidge while on patrol heard noises coming from the direction of the back of the stores adjacent to the bank but on investigation did not see anything unusual He spoke to Bill Warden pro prietor of the Newmarket Fund arid Electric Store who was working in the store Mr War den stated he had knocked over some pipes and this might have accounted for the noise also said that he thought he had heard strange noises On making his rounds at a Constable noticed that a panel in the rear door of the bank had been tampered with On examination the panel fell in The police assume that the matron Mrs Fred Pen- noise was due to the panel being broken and that secretary Mrs Thomas thieves were frightened treasurer Mrs Charles when the constable APPROVE OF TOWN HISTORY PROJECT A history of Newmarket that would be written by Mrs Ethel was approv ed by town council Monday night subject to successful ar rangements with Mrs A resolution approving of local history project followed a rec ommendation from the Newmar ket public library board The board recommended that Mrs be asked to gather the material and write the his tory Councillor Joseph Dales was appointed to discuss the pro posal with Mrs Trewhella GUEST SPEAKER Mrs Dorothy Bowman was the guest speaker at the inaugural meeting of the Kettleby Home and School association on Tues day Oct Mrs Bowman spoke on ParentTeacher Rela tionships MacLeod conductress Mrs Alva Smith assistant conductress Mrs Chas Near marshal Mrs Harold Simpson chaplain Mrs Harper Price organist Miss Margaret warder Mrs Harold Andrews sentinel Frank Hope Mrs Fred Leach Ruth Mrs Aubrey Watson Esther Mrs Mac Hay Martha Mrs Marie Moore and Electa Mrs Stuart The Newmarket chapter will meet on the first Thursday of each month in the fire hall au ditorium Wives sisters mo thers daughters and widows of master masons are eligible for membership WILLOW BEACH Mrs Harlan Huntley is visit ing her daughter Mrs Hugh in Niagara Falls The dandy weather brought a number of summer residents to their cottages over the weekend Mr and Mrs Herb Crittenden and granddaughter also Mr and Mrs Bert 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