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crw- J WWH TIME a a tod Aim and Vjjmmti by notliini temporary ftaditian by and That the to take atttoe stimulate liinya ftd help restore their normal of and waste Then MM feci better work now lofc for ft blue box with the red band at all AyjfUta ou on real i V I xl I I Jli tfcvf Honors and presentations vied for the spotlight with eats and ice cream as approximately hockey players got together last week for the Little hockey league windup banquet Members of the championship Cy Gilberts Fighters and Howard rices Butchers display their crests In the front row the individual award winners proudly exhibit their valuable player squirt Victor best goalie squirt trophies Among the award winners were Keith Burling leading scorer most valuable player Chuck Goddard best goalie Howard Dennis Morton Brothers squirt Trophy Wayne Warner sportsmanship and ability squirt Doug Andrews sports manship and ability John White J Spillette Memorial championship trophy Randy leading scorer most t -s- J w a yr S3 i r- iV5 yV-r- r-r- FW Quieter Quiet I Come In and nine great r A ON time buy equipment SALES and SERVICE- Head Office Newmarket Aurora Keswick Little NHL Players Given Hockey Awards One team has to win one lose Thats the story t i i the sea The hockey banquet league activity hit its peak last week with the windup banquet of the Little hockey league Nearly youngsters and town hockey men attended Following dinner Charles VanZant entertained with guitar selections and Lose Jack rolled his young listeners in the aisles with his cricket sportsmanship talk Following this toasts ami thank were proposed lo the Recreation Commission the league sponsors the players the coaches team sponsors referees and the ladies of the Recreation Mrs Club who provided the supper Toasts were made by Don Warner Peter Gorman Hay Clare Salisbury and Bob Replies to toasts were proposed by players rt John White Jerry brothers Percy and Del recently made bowling iird Graham and Frank Bullous history by sweeping aside all opposition to win the Legion district Grunt Orion thanked the doubles tournament at To capture the title the ftrecs and presented a gift to brother act defeated teams from Barrio and other district Legion branches Representing the district Percy and Del finished fourth in the competition for pro vincial laurels at a tournament held in Ottawa a refereeinchief Mrs Clarence Burling replied on be half of the ladies The presentation of a awards followed Fighters squirt league champions receiv ed the Morton Brothers trophy Andy Sinclair made the present ation Herb Cain presented crests to the players on the win ning team Rev J Aiken presented crests to Newmarket Motors team league finalists Butchers the league champions received the J L Memorial trophy Father presented crests to the winning team while George presented crests to the runner- up Camerons Dairymen Corner Cupboard all- stars were next honored and re ceived pictures with Bob doing the honors Harold Gordons Sunoco squirt allstars Metro champions were presented with the Metro trophy Peter Gorman master of cere monies made the Charles pictures and individual cups to each member of the team Aft ij S7S mm I- i- i S5 fig v v- tV turns out While Newmarket hasnt champions in almost every variety of sport of the Bradford curling a curling rink Hub curlers have bevn active Sievh-bers- I A Newmarket rink skipped by Alan wen honors Their prize was the Walker Trophy the clubs award To recognition the had to top other rinks game the Newmarket rink defeated a Bradford rink 13 of the award winning rink a Presentation of trophies and awards won by the left to are Jack lead Alan HalX puck chasers was next on the agenda In the squirt division Handy received the Brian j Million trophy from the trophy donor as lending scorer Viclov top received the Newmarket Recreation Com- mission trophy Don Warner handled the presentation Keith Davis presented his trophy for the most valuable player to Randy and Wayne War ner received the Stan trophy from the trophy donor for sportsmanship Two players shared the sports manship and ability trophy They wore Wayne Warner and Doug Andrews Albert Ossellon trophy donor made the award- In the Bill STRIKES and SPARES Myrtle Dunn Betty Van Mario Hazel Ben- nit OHvo Hughson Claire were Thurs day ladies league leaders Norma led the Mon day ladies league posting a 5118 triple while had a Other top individual hit- smiths were Shy lea Preston Hail Hester Chirk Alice Rose Helen Taylor trophy or scorer went to Keith But Bill made the AI CMUtjH wilon aw lion Mickey Smith presented his trophy to Chuck top Dorothy LuFlaule registered a Bernard Recreation Coinmlsskni and Francis fur their part in making the success Peter Gorman was a master of n 5 j 111 i fej rti t or HEW mwm The right power unci right truck wave you on every trip electrical faster starting greater for ir I NEW to up to WI and V8m from to Morn profit per trip NEW handling mmI turning trucks of all 1 broken avail able many See your Forgo deal now Corporation of Canada Limited I l t ONE yw m St m trucks to your oft GVW up to lb a v Mm Sitcty Cab J I Ei HI 11 1 iWi i V i isSs B Dart Team Whips Legions Club One size provided the feature of the Newmarket Legions men dart tournament held a week at the Newmar ket Legion hall Teams mid competitors were on hand from Barrio Toronto and Now market Tho upset was furnished by Newmarket team They whipped Newmarkets A chili to cop team honors To win the crown the team composed of Del Simp son Harry and Art riuult topped team in the semi- finals and then re pented over Newmarket in the finals Newmarkets A team until Saturday reigning champs made up of Mickey Smith Mitt Wesley and Hill Hangar Frank Toronto won l he crown and a Barrio team tossed its way to the doubles championship The district darts finals pitch ed off at a week attracted record entry list Newmarket Ixnion lrt men themselves with rtiory Newmarkets A team for finals while three Newmarket doubles combinations also earned spot in finals Tho qualifying teams Were Milt Hanger ami Mickey Smith and Simpson Hoy In district shales play Mickey Smith qualified In represent the local branch in zone finale one limits will be held at in approximately week Zone play offs are scheduled for the local hall May reports sports Keswick Sof Name New Officers Keswick Cardinals also the Redwings may or may not finish first in the Luke sol thai I league race However they have the other teams in one respect Theyre the first team to hold a meeting sum come up with a full slate of offi cers to the team tho battles At a meeting held last was Art Kln sectvtarytreas- while the field of the club will be Ken coach Harold Smith and Tom Hare captain Iraeileally all of last team year older of course will le eligible to carry the Card inals colors lido battle and all Indications point to another con- tending In A banquet and presentation event held recently provided a happy windup to the Recreation Commission primary school bowline league The league had teams and a roll call of approximately bowlers Fred Counter handled and the banquet A number of ladies took cart of the throughout the season The Almonds hero cap tured the championship and Motors Trophy Mudgell was on hand to present the winning trophy and Hob Wat sen of Motors presented individual trophies to the mem bers of the winning team Back row left to right are Albert iiett Hob Watson front row left to right Hill Mason Victor Kerry Peters Vivienne and Janet Macnab PKUlYOKK The annual general organiza tion meeting of the PeelYork league will be hold at the arena tonight at l pm President Hill and his right hand man secre tary Hall send out a re quest for all teams interested in till entry to send two delegates to the meeting year the league had six J teams King City j Richmond Hill Woodbridge and lumber Summit Present iiulications are that they will all reenter Support the SHIELD I Era anil Express Classifieds Bring Result