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16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, February 6, 1967 RIDE UNDERGROUND The new Leningrad subway is! 15 miles long. OSHAWA TIMES | PICTURE RE-PRINTS Available At NU-WAY PHOTO SERVICE 251 King St. E., Oshawa 8 x 10 -- 1.50 each 5x 7 -- 1.25 each 20% Discount on Orders of 5 or More Pictures | ! John Young --- of -- O. M. S. 140 BOND W. 725-6501 \game Saturday. =eemjand Rick Bradford scored the »+| Rexe Sparks ; | Belleville | By THE CANADIAN PRESS Steve Rexe felt like a clay pigeon for 70 minutes Sunday night and played like a hawk. His 45 stops led Belleville Mo-Hawks to a 3-1 overtime lyictory over Guelph Regals in Ontario Hockey Association senior action. Meanwhile, Woodstock Ath- lletics defeated Oakville Oaks |4-3, and Kingston Aces dropped North York Varsity Grands 5-3. Galt Hornets defeated Colling- wood Georgians 6-3 in the only Bob Taylor, Wayne Brown Belleville goals, while Frank Hincks was the lone Guelph |player to beat Rexe. Ted Power, Ron Ryan, Dan Plan Canada - Wide Body, TORONTO (CP) -- The 34- year dream of a national fed- eration of provincial school ath- letic associations may become a reality following weekend meetings with Stanley Spicer of the Fitness Council of Canada. Delegates of associations from British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, On- tario, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Is- land approved in principle the formation of a national body. It would be established when five of the eight provinces rep- resented agree to join. Only Quebec and Newfoundland do not have provincial associa- tions. : A committee, headed by John Mayell of Calgary, president of the "Alberta association, was formed to draft a constitution. Committee members are Unify School Athletics John Girdwood, president of the Nova Scotia Headmasters As- sociation; Gordon Mundle, sec- retary of the Saskatchewan as- sociation, and James Stewart, president of the B.C, organiza- tion. SET DEADLINE Representatives, who set a July deadline for a decision by the. provinces, plan to hold a founding meeting before Nov. 30. Peter Beach, executive secre- tary of the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations, said Sunday the council favors a federation which would be able to speak for school ath- letes at a national level. Provincial associations now are autonomous. The federation concept was first proposed in 1933 and tried NHL STARS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Eric Nesterenko, Chicago's veteran right winger, who scored half way through the fi- nal period to earn Chicago Black Hawks a 3-3 tie with Montreal Canadiens Saturday night. Bernie Geoffrion, who scored the winning goal as New York Rangers beat Boston Bruins 4-3 Saturday night. Reggie Fleming, whose first goal in 23 games helped pace New York Rangers to a 4-1 win over Toronto Maple Leafs Sun- day night. Ray Cullen, who scored two goals at Detroit Red Wings downed Montreal Canadiens 6-1 Sunday night. again in 1964 when a provisional committee was established in Winnipeg. Beach said the federation will get some assistance from the Canadian Association of Health, Physical Education and Recre- ation and from the fitness coun- cil. Two Weekend Victories Move Hawks Up Notch By THE CANADIAN PRESS St. Catharines Black Hawks PENCILS AT WORK There are more than 30,000,- 000 crossword puzzle fans in \North America. IF YOU ARE NOW TAKING A LAXATIVE ONCE, TWICE or THREE TIMES A WEEK .». 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Jim Adair and Eddie Hatoum scored two goals each Sunday als and into fifth place in the standings with 37 points. The two leaders, Toronto and Kitchener Rangers, each with 46 points, had a tougher time. The Marlboros failed to get by the Hawks and Kitchener was downed 5-2 by Montreal Sunday i for Hamilton. Don Thompson Mahony and Bobby Robi Iscored for Woodstock, as the Athletics came from behind al 2-0 first period deficit to nip the | Oaks. Pete Pettiol, Jack Price and Ji Y Bob Rasson, Charley Convery, |Jim Sprott, Bob Collins and |Dave Jones scored the King- |ston goals. Bill Crawford scored jall three goals for North York, | Bob Hall led the Hornets to |victory with three goals, while |Reg Whaley, Earl Balfour and \Bert Brown got the others. |Dave McComb, John Lumley and Mickey Kay were the Col- lingwood sharpshooters. 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