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CO and tec wells PHONE KESWICK REFRIGERATION Servicing repairs and main tenance on domestic and com mercial refrigerators milk Coolers walkin coolers tains etc COOLER DEEP FREEZERS HOME LOCKERS WALKIN UMTS ETC WM CLARK PHONE SUTTON BOX JACKSONS POINT SLEEP taWrt or t toft aixilM Yni County IN TOUR wax I DEAD STOCK HORSES CATTLE HOGS GORDON YOUNQ I M ILL FEEDS BRAN SNORTS MIDDLINGS ELDER FLOUR MILLS LIMITED KING ST PHONE LAKESIDE TORONTO Bush League Play Off s On The Bush League playoffs will open on or about March They promise to split North York into four opposing camps and to stir the spring atmosphere consider ably Heres the King- Vaughan Newmarket District Aurora Town League and Stouff- ville Hockey Leagues will match skating strides for the North York SimonPure hockey championship Delegates from the four leagues met Sunday in Aurora to set their playoft plans in motion Allstar teams will be selected from each of the cir cuits Theyll meet in a semi finalround robin series Sur vivors if any will then do battle on a best two out of three basis games in the playdowns start at pm Home team will sup ply two referees In the case of a tie minutes of overtime will be played and in the finals after minutes of overtime suddendeath over time will rule League execu tives will meet again Sunday in Aurora complete the schedule Geo was named presi dent of the newly organized as sociation League secretaries Jim Thomas Jim Murray Aurora Murray Edgar Mount Albert and Bill were named to the executive Delegates present Sunday were Charles Nolan Jim Thomas of James The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday Mar for the North York title Pro- Aurora Murray Edgar posed plans now being finalized will send the Aurora League stars against all- stars in March 19 Stouffville Stars will be here Thursday March 20 for a tilt with Newmarket District league allstars Each league has until March to turn in a list of their 20 allstars All Elgin Hastings Ray Smith Murray Edgar and Geo Newmarket OUTBOARD MOTORS leafs feme Up The Optimists finals opened Friday Bradleys defending champion Leaf ma chine drew first blood A three- goal surge in the second period two piping hot shots off the stick threeteam circuit With steady pipe minding by Bob and a three- goal scoring fling by Ralph Jerseys SixOldsters defeated Roches Point OldRe liables Friday in the arena to wrap up the Mar ried Mens Hockey League title It was typical playoff hock ey the teams battled diligently before large crowd and it wound up a very successful Creed and one by Dome Thorns put the Leafs in line foe a 32 win over Jack Hamiltons challenging Rangers Trailing Rangers put on a desperate last period rally that netted them two goals and came within a whisker of tying it up reports league secretary Perry Winch Jr Bob Pollock John Thompson and Perry Winch Jr aided Husskinson with a goal each in stashing the champion ship safely on the Jersey shelf Bill was a going con cern on the Roches attacking in the final minutes Paul Main- formation counting twice Jack Johnnie aged has the little boy who was none the only one just now that his playmate Laddie a Scotch collie is getting the best of at tention Lost with his dog in a bush for six hours last Friday the little boy had wandered away i from his home on the settlement near the fifth conces sion about 330 in the afternoon pair were found by Mr Ar thur the boys guardian 10 oclock seated fjy on a stump The dog was close by Johnnies side keeping him warm The boy Was cold and speechless but not frighten ed said Mr and Mrs The dog jumped vith when the search party and police found his young master They were discovered a mile from the house worse for his experience He was warmly clothed The dog had apparently tried to lead Johnnie home Mrs Gee and her daughter Glare had searched for an hour when Mrs telephoned her husband Police were called and the neighbors spread out across the fields and in the hush- traced his footsteps in the snow and the collies were right beside his said Clares When Johnnie stopped to look around to get his bearings the dogs tracks circled round and round the boys We think Laddie was trying to lead him back to the house Once there was a black thing but had tramped four miles in near me and Laddie chased it i the snow Johnnie related next day J got lost and it was dark and It was probably a skunk he Laddie wouldnt go home said thought prize promising hockey lad reg istered Rangers first tally on a setup pass from Warren Towns- ley Norm Smart converted a Glen Keffer relay into Rangers number two goal Game two in the best of three finals will be played tomorrow Friday at the arena at pm Leafs M Young Pitt D Mc- B Wilson Holder Creed J Hope Thorns J Lake Ark install Rangers Stuffles J son Towns ley P Smart G Keffer Bugler Campbell C Hall W Mills Holland Landing Night Hawks last years champions in the East School Hockey League are out of the finals The Night Hawks dropped a decision to Mount Albert last Tuesday- That loss dropped them from the playoff whir and gave Mount Albert the semifinal set two games to one Willis was the Night Hawks successful sniper Greg Case Pep Green connected Vandorf hockey followers who for the winning tallies follow the fortunes of three In the other half of the twin hockey teams arent saying attraction Tuesday at the ther their Jets will or will not Qiieensville arena Murray Ed gars Mount Ramblers Vdmorf Brains Wfn Kelly contributed a single Jack Allen masterminded the Jersey- men while the Roches men were guided by old time hockey man Bert Day Jersey Bob Palethorpe Bob Pollock Bob Mathews Saunders John Thompson Ralph How Tom Martin Bert Hugh Lane Roches Point Elmer Cuvtis Fred Cooper Isaac Santos Jim Day Pete Jacobs Jack Kelly Hunt Taylor Bill Bud Robinson Dennis Martin Harry Davis GIBBONS TRANSPORT LOCAL LONG DISTANCE MOVING AND CARTAGE Furniture Storage NEWMARKET ANTS carry lh o bo special Yea OBITUARY Mrs Glover J A resident all her life of the district Mrs Glover died at Ave Toronto on March after an illness of four months She was born in the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs William Parliament She mar ried William Glover who predeceased her in She was a member of Raven- shoe United church and her chief interests were her home and family Surviving are son Cecil three daughters Mrs Wesley Phillips Toronto Mrs Gordon Stephenson Richmond Hill and Mrs Henry Day and a brother Mr Percy Parliament of Chatham I Rev Campbell Keswick con- ducted funeral services at the Funeral Home Queens- ville on Wednesday March IN AURORA LEGION HALL Thursday March 13 at pm ADMISSION Sponsored by the Ladles Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion ALL PRIZES DONATED THE MERCHANTS Pallbearers were Glover Lome Ted Barker Fred Brown and Harold Cloven- Interment was in Qiieensville cemetery Mrs T Beecrof I Formerly a resident of New market Mrs Thomas of New Hudson Michigan died on Wednesday Feb after an illness of about a year Sylvia was bora on September in to the daughter of Winifred and Arthur In she was married to Thomas of Windsor- They had made their home in Detroit until about three years ago when they built a hardware store in New Hudson Surviving besides her hus band is a daughter Thurlow her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur New Hudson a sister Mrs Edna Raupp of one brother James of Miama and her grandmother Eliza Moss of Detroit Rev Luce of church conducted services on Saturday Feb 1 at Phillips Funeral Home South Lyon Interment was in Acacia Memorial Park gained a berth in the league fi nals with a win over Brown Kill- Thompson Eddie Hopkins and Ronnie Thompson hit the target for Mount goals Ivan Scdore and Fred Roberts potted the Hill tallies Mount and Mount Albert will now meet for the league championship and the Pop Walker Trophy on a best three out of five basis Series opens this week Hill Wins Court Crown Aurora and Richmond Hill ended in a dead heat for the North York Secondary Schools junior ladies basketball title and lhe two teams met Thursday in the high school gym in a suddendeath game for league crown Richmond Hill snapped tip a win to annex the league championship and the right to represent the North York circuit in the junior ladies Aurora piled up a first half advantage only to sec it van ish before a pounding in the final half Mary Adams Beverley Smith and Betty Armstrong for Aurora Sylvia led the Hill with points Aurora Mary Adams Grace Petty Armstrong Smith Armstrong Barb Eva Nancy Stephenson Helen Peck Gladys Richmond Mary gooper Joan Stephenson Sylvia Marian Jean Brumwell Judy Mathews Sylvia Kern Gray Tie In Birdie Series Newmarket Badminton Club racquet out pointed 62 last week to move into a tie with Aurora for sec ond place in the North York Badminton League The Stouff ville visitors Clicked for victories in the ladies doubles matches bring home the bacon in the Newmarket and District Hockey swept the League warfare but theyre op- However those hardy doubles Results with THE PICKERING GLEE CLUB PRESENTS By Gilbert and Sullivan i- m March at pm CAST OF Under the direction of E K Rourhe TICKETS AT BESTS STORE MUTUARY Mrs Richard Curl hockey souls are assured which ever way it goes of one cham pionship Thats the Junior Hockey League title Thursday their Bruins un leashed a threegoal spurt in the third period to gather in a over That vic tory gave the Bruins the series in two straight and the Junior diadem It was three all going into the final round when flashy Bill Bennett hit the target for two and Jack one to bring the laurels to Vandorf It was torrid tussle until the Bruins forged that third period spurt Early goals by Bob Staley Pete and Jack kept them in the hunt Ron Williams demonstrated his talents for getting two goals Doug Smith and Don contracted for singles for the downhearted skat ers Howard Morton presented Morton Bros Cup of supremacy to in an ceremony Richardson J VanNostrnnd C Fade J Bennett Van- P Staley Smith Cooper Brown Newmarket players named first were Ladies doubles Alberta Chop- pin and Eva Whitfield were de feated by Kay Hastings and Eleanor Mercer Florence ad Jean Sisler were defeated by J nan Garrett and 1517 Mens doubles Bob and Boh Miller defeated Geo and Ward Edwards Jack Hamilton ami Frank de feated Mick and Krle Lehman Mixed doubles Alberta Chop- pin and Bob Yates defeated Kay Hastings and Geo Pearce Kva Whitfield and Bob Miller defeated Eleanor and Ward Edwards Florence and Frank de feated Joan Garrett and Mick Jean Sisler and Jack Hamilton defeated and Erie Lehman League standing at present is Richmond Hill Aurora New market Willow- dale r- J Rogers Miller Smith J Beckett Williams Graham Pick erel P J Porte JOHNSON HP work motor good condition sport four good condition 14 work motor good condition MERCURY 75 sport motor good condition EVINRUDE 225 50 PLYWOOD OUTBOARD BOAT Winnipeg model ft wide centre -W- deck This hull is perfect for making REASONABLE an outboard cruiser COMPLETE LINE OF ROSS BOATS S Sporting Goods Main St Newmarket Phone DONT FORGET SPORTSMENS SHOW MARCH Bring Results the Calvert SPORTS COLUMN If you can find any list anywhere of world champion figureskaters youll find that just over a halfcentury ago this title was won by a Canadian the famous Louis And he won it in St Russia hasnt changed In a or so or even more Perhaps If theres any change it has been for the worse Over 50 years ago there was the glitter and the glory of St Petersburg then the capital that Vast domain There was the pomp and barbaric of the court of the Czars But beyond and show there was the poverty trie threat of the Nihilists There were the pogroms arid the purges Was the sullen suspicion even in high places Of strangers Louis a true amateur paid his own way to Russia lie arrived there at the day before the great meet to be skated on an openair rink with lavishly decorated boxes to be occupied by royalty centering the stands The inspected the great rink icesurface He checked the system and gradients under which he compete against champions of many countries Then he did a few practice spins on the skates of the day went to his hotel ate his supper and re tired to bed to rest up for the gruelling test of the next afternoon But his rest was brief At midnight there came a thun derous knocking oil his door and in heavy tunes fraught with menace he The So he opened his door ami there stood six huge Cossack police They gruffly ordered Dress and come with us Louis did lie was taken to Jail put in a cell locked up In the morning a plate of thick porridge was shoved through the door That was breakfast Ami now the world figure- skating title seemed far away Louis was frantic He demanded that he should see the British consul who Louis once told me was a giant of a man with bristling mustache overhanging eyebrows and piercing glance spoke sharply to the Russian captors lie didnt ask he demanded that Louis be released at once So in early afternoon our young Canadian was released but with one proviso He must be out of Russia within hours of the finish of the meet Meanwhile the Russians crafty then as now had secretly changed the system of competition Hut that didnt bother Louis He was a great skater under any system He whirled through the school figures faultlessly And when it came to the tree style lie swung in front of royal boxes and etched his own name deeply into the ice LOUIS CANADA There was no question about the victory The young Canadian with only a bowl of coarse porridge to support him was adjudged world champion Then he was rushed to the train and an hour or so after the meet was over he was on his way out of Russia and very glad of it So we guess Russia of years ago wasnt different to Russia today with suspicion hatred police prisons And now an Iron Curtain too end for by Calvert House 431 Toronto DISTILLERS LIMITED a A resident of Zephyr for number of years and one of oldest in the community Airs Richard Curl passed away at her home on Wednesday Feb She was in her year on concession Scott township she was the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Her band predeceased her five years ago She was a member of tb Presbyterian church in Zephyr and of the She was one of the first to attend the church when it was built Service was held in Mount Albert Chapel on Saturday Feb by Rev Thornton and Rev of Zephyr She is mourned by four sons William and Frank of Zephyr Fergus of Whitby and Douglas of villc nnd a daughter Mrs Fred Walker of Zephyr grandchildren and great School League Hockey Two weeks to go in the school leagues fry shotmakers hit a booming scoring pace Flyers behind an out standing sixgoal performance by scoring flash Rone came I up with a win over the last place hut always battling Rocket Reg Peterson two Bill Baker Henry McCiteheon and Keith Burling breezed in the Dave McComb slapped in four his team- managed as toppled the Wayne scored both goals accepting help from Bill oft one of his scoring drivel squirt division Bob Kef- fcr and Jim Bond poked in goals the Barons a win over Bisons Hornets and Bears un furled a tidy battle that ended SI for todays i snipers Murray and Howard triggered Hornet counters of Toronto and a sister Mrs Armstrong Zephyr The beautiful floral tributes showed the esteem and affection grandchildren a brother Joseph in which was held 9m KOOt AIT- MQl OH uw rt il TW Oil ell Www mIi d ij few n W- SERVICE