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w J tr- J iri Frit RENTERS ST li W1t of our customers we will remain open ptl both Friday and Saturday This will be to effect Until there is a unanimous decision on Main St which night they arc closing ARCTIC LOCKERS MEATS POULTRY GROCERIES LOCKEH AND HOME FREEZER SERVICES We have free delivery every day except Monday if- and Wednesday afternoons HASHMAN AWARD Davis Iron Man This week weve lined up an Iron man to accept the llashraan award and Theatre pass The hockey player on our list Is Davis a member of Forrest Lions Lou operating on the wingline for the Lions In a game against our powerpacked Office Specialty juveniles picked up two souls in the third period That feat In itself Isnt anything new But the fact that this young hockey player played over half the game and scored two goals with a fractured ankle rates him the Iron man classification it seems young Mr complained when he got home after the game called hi Xrays revealed a fracture Hi coworkers will miss his scoring efforts in the and his Newmarket will be first to wish him a speedy recovery HEARTS HONEY VINE h ft ra til J iNi m I your garden seed fc J i f t I I trfV -T- ivr J Closed tation and Motel are open all days Herb Spitfires scooting along fairly success fully youll pardon if we bring up another sport for dis cussion A bright flash of a the future exploded the Memorial arena Friday one so big that it knocks hockey right off the headlines Newmarket is to nave a Junior A lacrosse team Thought that bit of info should bring aU the national game filberts to atten tion The Newmarket Green Gaels thats the team were go ing to root for this summer Jimmy Wilson Gaels coach presented the lacrosse plans to the arena commission Friday His enthusiasm was catching The all for I trying lacrosse The Gaels- have I been in organized lacrosse since third in the junior race last year Their target this semester is the Mlnfo Cup altCanada junior supremacy This paraapfier Would like to be first i6 congratulate the commission on Bfelr endorseV of the lacrosse plans Might pause here too to con local citizens Elgin and Eddie for their successful efforts in getting the Green Gaels to locate here Gael offi cials indicate they want to pro- ports Dennis ticket No winner of the dollar decorated In mm CONTINUOUS ONLY CONTINUOUS rtOM ATT FEB 1213 izifci XT A RAGING TORRENT EMOTION hockey stick Notes from rinksides and courts Fred Speer is smiling again His senior chalked up their first win last week Aurora Orphans- ticket ed for action in the Amateur Basketball As soc intermediate series are marking time for playoff action The Orphans are likely to draw either Coliingwood or as first round opponents I Coach Doug Wilson and his aidedecamp Tracy have assembled a strong team Several Newmarket hoopring ers Bob Saunders Geo Lezak and Harvey supply the Hub interest in the team yKeswiek juveniles have decided to forget play Our roster has been cut to nine players Couldnt carry on under the circumstances Well definitely be interested in a North York league entry next season reports Ernie Taylor Your team will be a welcome ad dition Seems were always looking for juvenile teams to round out a good circuit Have had fo suspend North York league playoff activity due to the commitments of North York teams Newmarket Gorman Smoke fresh mote minor lacrosse here and Aurora and brief you later on this ton meet the survivors of phase of their plans Woodbridge No- for the midget First lets have our Office league title Newmarket juveniles Ken bantams need a win over manager Eddie Pitt to qualify to either Aurora or for the bantam league diadem Our Smoke Rings arc sched- And Tie fn Town Finals The fans were the only sure winners Monday as Newmarket Regents and Brums battled through a thrilling over time to a- tie The game was the starter in a best of three series for the town league title The teams next Monday at the arena at slid a shot into the cage the ten minute overtiine period to rate the Regents a tie started a whirl wind Doug Card scored two goals BUI Kingdon one to shoot the Bruins ahead 3- the first frame Jack Smith registered the Regents marker The Regents came roaring back to outproduce the Bruins 31 In the second round Jack Smith Murray and Ken Thorns clicked for the Re gents Jim Preston sniped for the Bruins Thusit was a starting the third period TheYRegehts went ahead 54 on BUI John stons goal Jim Preston bagged his second goal Regents again lead at on unas sisted effort put back on even terms a late and forced the teams iMp overtime Dave Richardson firedla shot past Jack ffie Regent goal at put the Bruins topside Then evened it with a second remaining TO MEET LINDSAY According to advice received from OMHA headquarters Harry Suttons Aurora Rotary bantams are scheduled to Lindsay in first round of the series to set tied on and home goals to J basis Feb 20 Bill deliis arranging playing dates present and will likely a homo game -Tufes- GAMES divided lCQiiht hockey league act Ion last week Sparked by the goal sniping magic of Albert Ivan Rye and Dave Couch sped win Saturday the Comets forgot to in the- second period and their rival the for six second period goals to drop the Comets Iviiri clicked for two Cornet goals and tacked on an assist Keith Clarke and Dave Couch scored the other Comet goals Albert Smith got into the act valuable assists Lewis Faulkner and were the lead- We still have three home games left Its here Saturday reports Comet coach firnie Taylor Collyert Rangers Dave posted three goats Bob Jim Bond and Johnny singletons for the Wings Peter and Ian Dick- hat tricks and Colin Stevens regis tered a single for the Walt was a lake Simcoe Hockey spilled Mourn Albert Lake ff Don goat while Gene Garrett flrtil hat trcki Hote and Murray for netted John Renhle John Geary and played a standout game to goal Donhie Graham fixed the fan and Forfar counter hat- trick WhU and Every mite of railway track brace lead Quebec has more it Bat toar of track- to i has fewer than to wtidttMiUi To Brampton Reqents Aurora Bears flickering off hopes snuffed out Monday when the Bears blew a over time decision to Brampton He- gents For two periods the Bears took the bit in their teeth and Dixie Rhodes kicked Out a rain of rubber to assemble a advantage It looked like an upset in the making Brampton rallied however to score two third period goals to tie it Goals by Dominic Con- tin and in over time completed the Bears down fait Ed Walker scooped in an Andy inspired passup for the Bears tally Don Lewis was on the targethitting end of a shuffle that took in and Joe Jos stroked in Bears third mar ker before the close of the sec ond period Don Lewis arid hustled the boot heel into scoring range for kill shot and sponsors the Office Specialty headed by sportsmen Manning and Wayne Man- ning take a Ijowfor their North York juvenile hockey crown- j A first round Scries starts wanning drive Its Newmarkets week Barrio midgets car- first hockey championship an A rating will be bote I A PETERS No doubt therell bo more follow The Specialties how play Lindsay in the The series- Will have an airing here Tuesday at chimes How about a little vocal support This years Hub standard bear- appear the strongest unit weve iced in years Bet you you and you havent called at the arena on a Thurs day night for a spell Bet ter do it soon The Optimist sponsored Hi hi- teams hold then Its one of the est leagues operating locally The six team circuit has a Jet of approximately players Waller hockey chief is in charge Team coach es and doing a mighty fine job too ore Andy Sinclair Don Men ard Fred Col or Ed Andrews 1 is the standby coach and along vJth Bab cock draws mar for handling tho TV toned league doings the Von- Monday- was a The teams skated and checked each other Into tho free j pipes It ended in a draw The teams renew the feud Monday at 0 pm The town leaguers need your sup port League proxy flay Smith re- this Saturday afternoon at to tackle the Smoke icings r j HI I w a v aiv V 1 s T j if iBf rf r itf s Kor ir LITEMS Jl- THEATRE BRADFORD mi In lie Clippers top rung roosters- in the- metro senior loop proved their right to that perch when they halted Newmarket Spitfires home skeiri of victories oh Fri day win Largest crowd of the season 1 odd occupied the pews and were rewarded with a game that had about everything Its hard to believe Judging from he Clippers 31 edge in first period that the Spits outranked their rivals 1110 in the shot de partment The skating legs in the second period to- all but Clippers mit- of TMy 1 1 at Jthod4g Tup had ilvo to but despite this all try llio moiiithan flangay band pwr Clippers edge in Teams divided the third pitijod spoils With ft tfOAl Top Spitfire alar ruling were Ken Ken and Los Clarke Up front were Joe Got man Keith a Ihoughtnn and wore with a goal and an as sist each and blew in other white Hub Thompson ihoim Hill ami Keith filed assist claims vlih the score- keeper Nick dealt the trumps for the Clippers Nick scored two first period goals to start the then up Chick WcMcr and later put on a cleared chan nel in dorMei for the final It was that proved the only didnt tako a hand in was roily Minions first TO PLAY IN GARDENS Goal of every young hockey player is to play in Maple Leaf Gardens So this Saturday big redletter day for Newmar ket and Aurora pee wee allstars Both teams are slated to take part in tournament at the Gar dens Ten teams from the metro area and North York have entered the competition The tournament is under the direc tion of Dave York Township recreation director Juveniles And Midgets Office Specialty juveniles fresh frohi- capturing the North York title will meet Lindsay here Tuesday at chimes in a first round OMHA- contest The Hub has one of its best juvenile teams In years- Come Tuesday and give the boys your support The first game of the home and home goals to count series with Lind say opens Monday irr Lindsay Newmarket Gorman Smoke Rings have also been ordered to tackle Lindsay in the first round of the 0MHAAminor midget playdowhs Trte series opens on Monday in Lindsay with the re turn game here Saturday Feb at 2 Optimist NJHi pointround up reads Hawks Bruins Wings Leafs Rangers The teams dished up a full evening of live ly games Thursday Wings held Andrews high riding Hawks to a tie Billy kicked in with his second straight shutout as Andy Sinclairs Bruins blank ed Don Warners Bill taking over for Don Menard masterminded the Leafs to a 31 win over Fred mm be held at S3UEENsvrLLE WEDNESDAY NIGHT FEB PRIZES WILL BR GIVEN FOR BEST Valentine Comic Clown Hard Time Ywn- skater Oldest skating couple family ikat- p The evening will open with a figure skating members of the Newmarket figure Time oclock sharp of at ajn public DOORS OPEN AT j Refreshments at booth ADMISSION ADULTS DANCING TO HANK JONES AND HIS FRIDAY iT 3 G aa Valentine Dance SATURDAY FEB AURORA FOR SPORTS CALENDAR Feb- 11 Metro senior Newmar ket Feb pm Newmarket 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