The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

J KING TWP FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE is sponsoring a meeting to discuss CALFHOOD VACCINATION MARCH AT 830 PM PARISH HALL COCKBURN speaker SPORTS COLUMN Between thirty and fifty years ago give take a few years the most pro minent name in Canadian professional sport was that of Newsy La a quiet shrewd Canadian who came out of Cornwall Every autumn there was a war of dollars to decide vho would get for hockey In the spring the battle was renewed with east bidding against west to hire his great skill and color We mention now because he and not Rocket Richard of the present is the greatest goalgetter in the history of professional hockey Richard recently passed the mark a tremendous performance But scored goals in major league play in seasons from to at various times led the scorers in four different major professional hockey leagues the National Association which preceded the National League in both of which he was top goalgetter at one time or another the Pacific Coast League in its heyday when it rated superior to the National Association and had drafting rights on the eastern body and the Western League when it was a major organization func tioning on the prairies Some of the seasons in which starred saw only IS or games The longest season in history was games Be played 314 League games In all In one season with New York Americans he played only one game and with Saskatoon the year before that he played only three Some of individual feats are truly incredible He is one of only two players in ail the history major pro fessional League hockey who scored nine goals in a single game On March Lalonde was playing for Renfrew Millionaires one of the most fabulous teams of all time and the victim of his deadshot eye was the Cobalt club The other player who scored nine goals in a game ended his hockey career with Canadiens He was Tommy Smith one of Ottawas famous Smith family that included and Harry Smith Tommy was playing Quebec Bulldogs in the National Association when he performed the feat Montreal Wanderers were the victims Some veterans think feat greater than that of but is not among these Richard is the greatest who ever Uvea told the writer of this It is true we didnt have the advantage of forward pa in the earlier years never were we forced to contend with the tremendous amount of interference that be sets Richard and other modern stars fry St Jarcnlo DISTILLERS LIMITED AMMEftSTIUfO Pat Fuller Queen of the Winter Carnival held at Lake Wilcox last Saturday is shown with in the Queen contest and Margaret Donnelly Residents hope to restore former glory to the lake with annual ice boat and harness races on the ice in future carnivals- Photo by Gail Palmer Crown Queen At Wilcox Winter Carnival Saturday i Mount Albert News Miss Pat Fuller 13 was crowned Queen of Winter Carnival in an impressive scene at Lake Wilcox when the event was staged by the Oak Ridges Community Centre Committee on Saturday at Blue Spruce Park Dianne Mannock and Margaret Donnelley were the competitors After an offi cial welcome by president D Smith the parade of Queen con testants was held They rodo in a bright red cut ter with Pat driving a grey heavy horse from the Aurora Dairy The young ladies were attired in pastel colored leather jackets fancy and black strides Oak Ridges Northern Rangers under Capt ain Sid Sheldrake were the guard of honor with Ron Nor man as sergeant Judges were J Smith Ivan McLaughlin reeve of Whit church Elton Armstrong King township reeve J Picking Frank Fogg and Mrs With the of the winner by Fern Baron Master of ceremonies the official crowning was made Maureen a Brownie carried the crown on a gold satin cushion Mrs placed the regalia on the Queens head and threw the royal capo about her should ers Mr J Smith presented her with a trophy and J Pick ing presented the two waiting with compacts In a few moments the royal party was showered with bou quets of roses and boxes of gifts Guide Karen Davidson scout Ross and Jerry Hopkins presented the flowers Mrs J Davidson presented boxes of gifts from the merchants and businessmen Then the ladies drove away in a shining black cutter drawn by the black and white Cousins pony The first official duty of new Queen was a presentation of prizes to children who were win ners in special events Paul Ful ler and Jim each re ceived the Alfred sports trophy They had won the sled and toboggan contests when children competed The winners of the fig ure contest enteral by child ren received gifts of hooks They were Albert Young Ed ward Docherty Shirley Butt and The Newmarket Skating Club presented one act Top Flat and Tails The 20 member group was prepared to give a full pro gram but the soft ice which de leted other features in the car nival prevented participation Mrs Herb Cain the club presi dent was given a bouquet of roses by Pat Smith daughter of the president Later in the afternoon the hockey match between Oak Ridges Juvenile team and the Old Timers with Jack as referee was played score The iceboats of Skipper Bob and his wife Mabel stood at anchor as sailing weath er was unfavorable Children were given rides In the cutters Skating to music under lights was the evening program The weatherman dealt an un kindly blow to the Carnival pro ject Mild weather for days all hut won out The events had been postponed on the previous Saturday to Feb with not much improvement In weather conditions However the Com munity Centre Committee des pite these and downs carried on under difficulty It Is the hope of the committee to restore Lake to Its former glory of Iceboat races harness horse racing and at the same time make figure skating popular among the young The members of Whitchurch township council under whose guidance the community com mute is organized were present The Womens World Day of Prayer was held at the United Church on Friday afternoon The leaders were Mrs Shell- of the Cheerio Group Mrs Orman Toole A Mrs of the and Mrs Norman Brooks Mount Albert Mrs Bone was soloist and Miss Graham told the story of Rev Jorge Ina Lozada of Argentina who pre pared the program for the ser vice Next Sunday morning there will be a Baptismal service at the United church at oclock Ballots will be sent out this week for the reelection of eld ers for a term of five years In the United church Hurricane Hazel went through Mr Hugh hush last fall it took a heavy toll of maple trees and he has been busy ever since getting them cut into lumber which is now being carefully graded for shipment to California Dr W went to Carleton Place for the week end to visit his mother Mr and Mrs John Oliver spent the weekend with friends in Toronto Mr and Mrs J Arnold spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Don Degeer at Lansing Mr and Mrs Peter Ellas and family Lansing were guests of Miss Hayes last week Mr and Mrs Don Loach Tor onto were in town oxer the weekend with Mr and Mrs J The Library Board will be serving lunch at Mr Roy Stew- arts sale on Wednesday March Mr and Mrs Lloyd Robertson and Linda spent the weekend in Toronto John Mclntyre Richmond Hill spent the weekend with Tommy Crozicr in town Maris went to Richmond Hill for a weekend to visit Andrea Mr Morton has pur chased the home on Main St formerly belonging to the late Mrs Agnes Major Bruce Davidson re turned last week from the States after completing a mili tary course and he and Mrs Davidson and Gary have return ed to their home near Montreal Mrs Davidson and Gaiy have been with her parents Mr and Mrs Williamson The Park Board held a suc cessful card party and dance in the hall with tables of euchre The following were winners Mrs Les Wright Newmarket and Mrs Edgar Sand- ford Ivan Brown Mount Albert Norman alley Winners in were Mrs An gus Harrison Holt Mrs Reg Mount Albert Foster Hopkins and Allan Hopkins Holt Those who provided music for dancing were Jesse Harrison J MRS ROSS TO ADDRESS JUNIOR LADIES AID Sirs Ross Armltage will be the guest speaker when the Jun ior Ladies aid Christian Baptist church Newmarket meets In the church basement on Tues day March pm Mrs Arml is a former Newmarket resident There will be special music at the meeting It will bo provided by other outoftown guests who will accompany Mrs Armltage A full attendance is requested Hewlett Mel Oldham and Ab Dike The Park Board has decided It will hold another party on Thursday Mar BUSINESS m Because our premises have been taken over by other people we are forced to go out of business We would like to thank the people of Newmarket and disA trict for their kind patronage in the past Maxim Motors TESTS PROVE THAT YOU CUT DOWN MORTAIIT What is special talent may litre drawing or dancing Bai it y inclined But it will I i to help them develop their natural Youll find it a lot easier to provide Car their training if you open a Royal Bank taring account for the purpose then deposit a week In fiod W good to whatever your goal may be You an open an account in a matter of minutes iced reason for savin si fir a CANADA Mr and Mrs Roy Gibson and Mr and Mrs Angus Smith visit ed Mr and Mrs Ray Burton at on Sunday Mr Art is still in New market hospital Mr and Mrs Ross and Harvey Sutton West visited Mr Angus Smith on Monday Tests at the Demonstration Farm consistently that when chicks start on Chick Barter mortal losses are kept to a minimum Chicks on SHURGAIN actually grow faster feather out sooner and mature earlier Chick Starter is a feed extrapacked with food energy and minerals to produce vigorous healthy f Make sure YOU have your chicks arrive L J Phone v CASE and DIKE Mount Albert Www I rv j suggests that yoti check these f A TELEVISION Inch MANTEL Walnut Finish Special 21 Inch MANTELS Latest Models Inch CONSOLE Special Latest Electrohome 21 Inch Sets 22 Tubes Mantel and Base Many More Models At Attractive Prices Motorola Admiral etc TERMS PERCENT DOWN MONTHS ON BALANCE SEE US FOR THE FINEST HI TV SERVKE HJA T SALE PRICE 9 ft RCi DELUXE Ami pSTCfn SALE PRICE ii mm mastb SALE PRICE ft DELUXE iifiupjifliBitt 14 cu Burner Apt She Win tit GridAll SALE PRKE J r ui a evvAK walk iv tttiL DiEA Clothes I I