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ISM In each of the ham replaced as the moat popular month for wed dings in Canada ad bring PEEL- YORK LEAGUE The annua organization meet ing of the PeelYork hockey league a weekly feature in past years at the arena was held Tuesday at Dele gates from four teams King City and Bolton attended was the only team ready to post an entry for the season- Schomberg King City and Bolton all indicated they were having trouble rounding up enough players to carry on this season- League officials have set to morrow Friday night when they plan to hold another discussion session as the deadline for fil ing entries- Average income of the Canadians who paid personal income tar last year was and their total income tax payment was Why Rent a Safety Deposit Box document in is Dominion Bank Only you y box ft examine in may time during banking hour either business or personal fiBftndftl matter consult the manager of your 1 you i Twm Lope Four members of the runner- up town SportCycles club were named to the town leagues all- star team Two members of the championship winning Office Specialty team were selected and two Pine Orchard players made spots on the town leagues dream team The race for the first team pitching spot ended in a deadlock between Office Specialtys ace Don Glover and Towns specialist Cook Both players received eight votes The selection committee was made up of Bruce Andrews Office Specialty Mickey Smith Pine Orchard Ross Eves Town SportCycles and Era and Ex- press sports editor Geo Charlie veteran Spec receiver Norm town outfielder and Bruce Townsley SportCycles third sacker headed the poll with points each while Harvey Glbney SportCycles centerfielder ranked next with points The for the outfield spots was with no less than nine players getting votes to fill the eligible posts First team C Glover Cook T Smith PO T OS Smith T T HO Shropshire PO And rews Eves T Glover OS Second team A Wilson Andrews OS 4 C Ward PO Kay Oi Cook J 6 A PO Smith PO PO M Cook HASHMAN AWARD Watt And Burke We had the idea it being between the ball and hockey seasons so to speak this be a week for Hash- man However we set to work to rehash the ball season for the last and final time we hope Our Fintips though they didnt win the did have a successful season They lost to a fine fighting ball club in Only because of the steady work week in and week by Geo Watt and Ken Burke manager and coach respectively was it possible for the Pin to torn in such a creditable performance In fact with out these two there wouldnt have been any naming Geo Watt and Ken as Hash man award This week therefore in view of the fine Job they did were and Theatre pass winners Incidentally our sportsminded Boxy Theatre manager John Grant Informs to that each Sat urday some reeky boy or girl can win a football or other sports equipment courtesy of Keith Davis newest sporting goods store at the Boxy Theatre Must look in on John and see if we can win pigskin to kick arouaoL Haskett HASH By George Haskett Newmarket Snorts Editor YCAM Of TO CANADIAN Aurora Bears lose action- Its good to see Aurora Bears these hockey men taking an ln- lt was a treat to walk into the Memorial arena Tuesday We started counting hockey noses and wound up with bantam trainees We guess there wont be any future trouble about finding player talent Lowell Waller a young chap who likes nothing better than to herd a flock of nippers around the rink was putting the small fry through their early training exercises We stayed around long enough to see Don Smith Herb Cain and Father McCabe work out mid get Both teams are headed towards North York and I I junior this terest in the kids their home debut before fans I Monday against I The Bears dropped a decision mainly because hammered home three late last period goals if PHONE JSA J ttifw- I 9At6BDAT ONLY CM rf- l ir OH 3031 j 4fiBv I leo Bowery G0RCEY Boys 1 1 fts were seconds apart and came at the minute mark When the juveniles get straigh tened away the Hub will have a busy minor hockey year Folks can help by dropping down to see the minors perform MaMtmm last years Smoke Rings ho- Two goals the Bridgemen fa- That winter not just during the play- other evening while point protected a rti we heard 20 small fry Au- fourth goal at the mark rora hock when Newmarket minors started Lee m favor of an M wanted extra attacker Jack eems A one of Woodbridge a big Aurora g tunity men shooting from near center intone empty cage It m trainees here coupled was who got the tying wilh fte Aurofa goal and Bob Bellyer the to no one that the minors cant pull in enough fans to handle this item It has to be done by some one either the arena commission or some good Joe whos interest ed in the kids From what weve heard the majority of the tax payers would rather foot the bill than see the minor hockey boys miss out on their hockey TyVp T KIWI ITS OB CAME holder Sat Matinee Oct courtesy GOODS El A ft -v- with Harvey Wallace the on both important coun ters Both teams trotted out a host of players for inspection The Bears had 19 aspirants on dis play while Woodbridge dressed Doug Lee who played liantly in the Bears cage will be a valuable asset this winter The defense duo of Bob and Grant Morton teamed well and Ted Rogers a hopeful with a couple more J games under his belt should I stick in the Bears rearguard White one of the Bears newcomers fired Auroras first goal midway through the first period White unfurled a good turn of speed and a blistering shot Alf McClary netted Au- second tally late in the second period along with who hails from South Porcupine Ed Walker and Manahan impressed the custom ers Joe Gasko Bob and Bob worked well as a unit and Andy Jr another holdover from last season were the pick of the other up-front- era Both teams trying to impress their coaches didnt shy away from trouble and as a result penalties minors and four majors were meted out by ref erees Harvey and Ken Brought on r v x ai HOLLAND n sat SECOND TO MARS V problem for the minor hockey guide men here If the Aurora lads come up and make the team then some local stalwart flits on the sidelines It isnt right This corner would like to see every boy whether hes top notch hockey player or just a regular run have an opportun ity to play One way or another all the kids should be given a chance to play either via the school league Optimist NHL North York or teams Personally we wouldnt want to see any lad Newmarket or Au rora deprived of this chance Not for one minute are we suggesting that we shouldnt co operate with Aurora It was proved last season that the two towns must get together and pool hockey resources to win O A championships It was only the fine cooperation between Frank and Bill that made the Gorman Smoke Rings triumph possible last spring What this corner would like to see Is Aurora have three teams bantam midget and ju venile Newmarket should have similar squads They could play against each other in the North York League then when it comes to the the best players from both towns could be welded into one unit If Au rora say has a good team then Newmarket sends its best down there for the and viseversa in midget and ju venile the North York minor hockey league organise We nope Aurora officials will have a change of heart on the minor hockey stand League officials want Aurora In Last year bantams won the league championship If its a matter of sponsorship coaching or man- aging surely theres someone who will assume the If its a question of paying for ice tim it wilt come as news to HISPORTS Geo Kellys Newmarket high school junior are searching for their first win of the season Last Wednesday they dropped a to ton in a south division Bay COSSA football league contest It was Newmarkets fourth consecutive loo and spun them deeper into the league fake ment The win their fourth tightened grip on first place Newmarket trailed 50 at Quarter time at half time Alllstoo increased their margin before Newmarket broke teto the etrrin a can a fourth quarter major to their ant teD AUMott the New Coach For Spitfires Larry veteran American Hockey League player has been appointed coach of the Newmarket Spitfires it was an nounced last week by the Spit fire executive headed by Dick Molly it will be recalled handled the Spitfires three years ago Father J- has been appointed manager and Fred assistant manager Fred has taken on the training duties and will be assisted by Bob Basher Groves Prospects of icing a strong unit are beginning to look bright er To date players have made their appearance at the practices The list Includes four net minders six ami 15 forwards In the hold over category are goal keeper Ken Specs Ross Clarke Ken Grant Winters and forwards Don Smith Keith Coilings Bill Pat rick Myles Mclnnis Bill and Don Spider Gibson ExSpitfires bidding to gain a spot include Thorns who played at Varsity last season and Harold A V Roe last winter Three Aurora Bears graduates goalie Ken Burke and Bill Smith and Aubrey Pepper Martin are trying to break into the lineup In the newcomer ranks are Jack and Paul both from Bradford Bill Bradbury who hails from bridge and is an Clipper and Archie Forfar who had a brief whirl with Union- ville Jets last season Other new comers on hand are goalies Jack Watson Jack Hurst and for wards Doug Boos Lowell Waller an I Held The team will once again enter the OHA intermediate A race Club officials early this week approached the regarding a senior rating and membership in the Greater Toronto Metro Senior group but their request came too late for acceptance rtehfti dories VanZnt As District Approximately players and team officials representing lEd- Barrie Stayner and Newmarket attended the final banquet of the Barrie and dis trict ladies league Satur day This years banquet was held at Edgar It was the larg est turnout of players and one of the most successful banquets the league has ever held reports league president Charles Van- Following the banquet league officers for the season were elected Charles VanZant New market was returned for a ond term as president Bob Wat I son was named and Hazel Wright Barrie was reelected Man agers of the five teams will be I appointed to the league executive when the teams reorganize next spring All five teams Edgar Elmvale Barrie and Newmarket Footballers Top Again Newmarket footballers will b gunning for their third straight victory this weekend at St An drews College when they Combines in a rematch contest The Hub soccer made it two in a row over Vandorf last weekend when they scored a win over their downsouth country cousins The came out hungry and were rewarded with a halftime lead on by Frank Phillips and Geo Dave Richardson scored to keep dorf in the game Both teams got into the kick ing and scoring groove in the second half and managed to score three goals apiece Frank Phillips playing a standout game for the Hub completed a busy kicking afternoon by scoring two second half goals and Geo Jirouska scored his second goal to complete the Newmarket scoring main scoring threat brought the ball into scoring position twice and at St Andrews College senior netted other goal in the second half Stan Ken and Arnold Nelson along with Frank Phil lips and George were Newmarkets star performers Bob Arnie Joe Alder and Harry Lavender were stand outs Newmarket G Phillips K Nelson A Nelson Jones G Smith Challoner P Newman J Chris tian Vandorf A Lavender Richardson H Richardson J Lundy E I Alder Koks J indicated they would reenter in Presentation of the Edith Hare Memorial Trophy emblematic of league supremacy was made to Beth McLean captain of Greer Aces this years champion ship team Presentation was made by Vent Barrie President each player on the team with league championship President also pasted along the players and delegate thanks to CO of the Edgar Air Force Base for the wonderful hospitality shown the league Stan Foster Tommy Col lings and Harold ex- Newmarket citizen netted single tallies Harold Smart also scor ed a goal to complete Bradfords scoring picture Doug Smith was Actons top with three goals Though they missed the goal scoring statistics the Col lings brothers Mot Keith and Bruce with playing coach Shorty Bray and Son cheek ed effectively In the Bradford TEEN TOWNS GALA owe en J Winner Of lacrosse Title Unleashing a speedy attack and checking effectively Brad ford won the OLA intermediate lacrosae championship Satur day night by defeating Acton Rams Bradford won the first game of the twogame totalgoals title scries there by winning the title fans including a number from Newmarket the largest crowd to see lacrosse game in celerytown In a decade attended It was the first Ontario champ ionship to come to Bradford since 1909 It was a long time between championships but worth waiting for was the way most Bradford fans summed up the situation To toast their they rolled out tha firtncit and playera around the village In the postgame ceremonies Saturdays game was a sizzl ing hard fought affair It was close all the way Bradford pro tecting a two goal edge a hold over from the previous stayed in front all the way Brad ford tod a of tta first quarter at half time and held a advantage at the thrae quarter mark Acton striving valiantly to keep mobile Bradford In the final quarter Oak the man for the Geo Mm AkvaftAar Hall P Modern and Square Dancing PRIZES GAMES LAUGHTER Tin ill Aft At Sat October mm V Buy the coal that outseUs aU others for why cool rhon any bard t K EVANS Newmarket AUTHORIZED r DEALER j HALLOWEEN Vi 1 rl J j vte W t- ADMISSION mm J J 1 V cu ft shcl I Iff -f- i a J To ft shelves C VJ -J- DUNNS Newmarket Phone f vv fmLm vv -f- i J 1 will i if i l j To answer any questions yduf fiunily Europe i J warn ft if Toronfos Md heiHMesj store fm tZX U- t ry