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rf MBW Jt IWW in Pi ma Marion Gould tossed a triple Helen Ruby 11 Steel to pace the Wednesday ladies Paul Harold Har per Barry Jones Karl Bail Harden Jetty Jenkins Ken Brought ton Gary Burton Betty Diamond 505 Fred were BankerLoblaw scoring leaders Rockets clipped pins at a iota to take the lead in the Bell Telephone playoffs Crown- Anchors had Madcaps 2989 Mickey Smfith Peel were individual leaders Over counters were Jim Southwood Don Gibson Norma Peel Don In the final week of play Don Cordy Harold Jim Nels Garrett Ken Jean Gonder 549 the pace Jeans collected a points season long to to cop hon ors in the Tuesday ladies league Members of the winning team were Jean White Dora Wright Hewitt Ann Jean Pemberton Jennie Harrison The following officers were elected for next season Kay Williams president June Wat son secretary Dorothy Hewitt treasurer Team captains for next year are Mary Sargent Kay Eves Dorothy Butler June Wat son Mason Jennie Harri son Four Teams The Office Staff swept into a point lead over the Factory keglers in the annual Office Spe cialty challenge match Factory lads will have a chance to turn the tables when the series re sumes this week- Office leaders were Tommy Scott Francis McForiand Don Lou Bill Hank VandenBergh Sid Simmons Percy Del PembeHon and Ed TV as tub featured for Feretory Executive Named If enthusiasm is any yard stick Newmarket should be in the football whirl in a big way in Plans to put a team on the field this year were final ized at an enthusiastic gathering of players and boosters in the town hall Wednesday Item one on the agenda was the election of officers Ken Nelson who has been working diligently for the past thro years to organize a Newmarket Soccer club was named chair man of the new organization Stan was named secre tary and Arnold Nelson coach A three man selection commit tee composed of Jim Walker Newmarket High athletes are scheduled to break the seal on the spring track and field pro gram when they move into Richmond Hill Tuesday for an interschool track and field test with Richmond Hill Its an after school meet with possibly seven track and three field events in three classifications but it will give us some prepara tion for the meet May and the Eckhart trophy meet scheduled for May 24 reports Phvsical Education director Geo Kelly Pickering Colleges busy spring track and field slate was scheduled to open with a dual- meet with St Andrews College yesterday Pickering also has scheduled COSSA meet May and Stan Quaker Relays May and the also elected The team will make its debut schools own event May track and field to Irene Abbott Ruth Eleanor Peat Helen Peters Mary Sargent 508 were Tuesday ladies league pacesetters The ladies have rnont and Lindsay one more week to bowl to close practices have the schedule been held and the local boosters Peg Graham Kay Eves Kay I nfty expect to swing into regular Williams Joyce Flashes Wednesday practice and training sessions no ladies league Sturgess J this week Any district players was a 601 pin while over were Dales 585 Mary 575 Henncy 506 Mary in the soccer whirl in the newly I Newmarket and district citi- organized and district are of course welcome to football league and is expected attend any and all of the grouped with Aurora cms track and field events Clare- scheduled for Newmarket High and Pickering College had points Blowouts HitsMisses Toppers as the curtain came down single Dorothy Butlers triple and Ruth McCulloughs average highlighted the sea son long records Scoring leaders on the final day were Mary Sargent Crydcrman Brown Jean White Dorothy to- YOUR CHAMBER OP COMMERCE IS BUILDING A BETTER COMMUNITY Tommy Scott Stew Parks were Office Specialty league leaders Over 500 marksmen were Lou Bovair Ernie Francis George Ron Jenkins 571 Jack Mills Herb Hug Geo 541 Don Burch 538 J Van- Don Gibson 508 Geo Zogalo 506 wishing to try out with the team can contact any member of the executive committee for infor mation regarding practice times Team officials are hoping to play their home games on the new football pitch at the fair grounds Players and boosters in at tendance at the meeting were Ken Nelson Arnold Nelson Stan Mike Speed Bill Chalmor Jack Robinson Keith Tremills Hugh Norm Lewis Cliff George and Jim Walker Will Accept Additional Lake Entries The door hasnt been slammed shut on Lake softball league entries The league ex ecutive will consider entries from district teams Any club interested in admis sion to the league may post an entry with league president Art King or secretary Ken The final date for accepting entries rolls around early next week so any teams wishing enter should register immediate ly Holland Landing Honored Not to be outdone by their big ger neighbors Holland Landing sportsmen last Friday feted the Holland Landing Redwings ho ckey team with a banquet and presentation night The banquet was held in the United church The Holland Landing team for the second successive year won the East School Ho ckey league championship Following the dinner Pop Walker presented his trophy emblematic of league supremacy to Ken coach of the championship winning Holland Landing team Next on the agenda was the presentation of awards won by the individual players Ken Bel- lar who piled up an impressive total throughout the sea son was presented with a trophy as the leagues leading scorer Mr Walker again stepped into the spotlight to present to Larry and Fred Sad ler as the leagues leading net- minders They shared the goal- tending chore for the winning Redwings and during the season only allowed the opposition snipers three goals Each member of the winning team received a handsome pen Mr Goodwin and Mr manager of the team spoke briefly congratulat ing the team and coach for the wonderful record they establish ed throughout the season and playoffs Players honored were Larry Fred Sadler John Ackerman Brian Foster Ken Ron Lloyd Hol- Peter Goodwood Bill Timmick Howard Foster John Hale Ron Brown Red Stick- West John Maries The and district ladies league will likely open the 1956 season with four teams Four entries Newmarket and were accepted at the leagues annual meeting held in Monday League directors headed by Dorothy Miller president Dor ian Parker secretarytreasurer both of were hoping to secure a couple of new entries The new teams failed to materi alize However there is still hope that Midland and possibly Edgar will come in with late entries George Watt Newmarket delegate reports few rule changes this season Plans for an allstar team from Newmar ket and teams to play the league champion Elm- vale team were discussed It is hoped to play the game at Bar rio May 21 A further meeting to set up the schedule will be held in the near future Minor Baseball Meeting Is Tonight The minor baseball around North York are starting to stir With this in mind a final reminder is that the North York minor baseball leagues annual meeting will be held in the Newmarket town halt to night at pm All teams inter ested in a league entry are re quested to have at least one rep resentative in attendance All indications point to a rec ord entry list this year Last season the league had teams League officials are aiming for 25 teams this year Last year the league operated bantam midget and juvenile series This season it is hoped to add a junior series as well and Lake Wilcox baseball boosters have already indicated they will seek admis sion to the league Invitations to attend the meeting have gone out to Sutton Bradford New market Aurora Oak Ridges Lake Wilcox Richmond Hill Stouffville Vandorf Unionville Schomberg and King City A I Era and Express Classified Briny Remit Business and Professional Elect Officers are low value an on ihm car with Forward Look I ii w j I Si w- i i Just push a button and get new kind of driving thrill New Dodge pushbutton makes all other automatic transmis oldfashioned Whats more push buttons are mechanically con trolled for simple positive operation I j 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eagerheaver worker for minor sports since moving to town last fall was appointed Optimist club boys work chair man at the clubs recent election of officers for Mr steps up to take Ray Smiths Ray Smith has been ap pointed president of the club Under Mr Smiths chairman ship the Optimist club sponsored a four team bantam ball league and a bantam team in the North York minor baseball league and Ontario Baseball association During the past winter the Op timists sponsored a four team bantammidget hockey league Some boys registered for play in the league The club also sponsored a bantam team in the North York minor hockey league and Smith deserves the congratulations of all town sportsmen for his guid ance of the Optimist clubs busy minor sport program During the winter Ross was coach of the bantam entry and referred many of the league games as well as handling a great games in the Little Mr Goddard will take over the clubs minor sport program immediately The Optimist will again sponsor a bantam baseball club in the North York league it has been announced INSURANCE JOHN Confederation Life Association Representative Fire Automobile and Casualty Eagle St Newmarket Phones Newmarket Mount Albert INSURANCE Endowments Pensions Family Income and Mortgage Life Insurance Bill re Or E VanderVoorli dentist Main St Newmarket Phone 12 Timothy St NEWMARKET PHONE DR KELLY g VV DENTIST ISO Street Newmarket Phone MISCELLANEOUS MUTUAL LIFE OF CANADA NEWMARKET 10 Timothy Phone AURORA PHONE PA Life Fire Auto Casualty Insurance and Low Cost Financing Lawn and Garden SALES SERVICE Richmond Hill Sanitary Contractor Drains Cleaned and Repaired Septic Tanks Pumped 24Hour LEGAL Art King President Of Ball League Delegates strong represent ing eight teams lit the on a new Lake Simcoe Softball league season at the leagues twentythird annual organization meeting held at Sharon Thurs day Art King was elected pres ident Two important rule changes wore passed First the five mile radius rule was changed Under the new rule teams Will be able to draw players up to six miles from their home diamond The other change will allow Willow to use players from Jack sons Point and will make team eligible to compete for the Cook Trophy Last season Willow Beach because they used players from Jacksons Point could not compete for the top award Keen races developed In the balloting for executive positions Four were nominated for pres ident five for the two vicepres idencies and three for secretary Art King of Keswick a former league chieftain was elected president Ah Pine Orch ard first vicepresident second vicepresident Ken Keswick who occupied the pros dents chair last year was elect ed secretary Harry Lavender Vandorf received the lone acclamation and was returned as treasurer Treasurer Lavender presented a rosy financial statement Indi cating the league would start the 1956 season richer than in Indications are that nine teams will he off and running when the barrier goes up New market Legion 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