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York Steel at George Bell Avena last Tuesday evening, the Wesâ€" ton Dodgers came home to whip the young Rangers from Woodâ€" Dodgers Back On Top Of League i Defeating Steelers and Rangers PHONE 2413554 LOCATED AT DIXON ROAD AND ISLINGTON AVENUE â€"â€" CUARANTEED . SERVICE SPECIALS â€"â€" COMPLETE CAR DIAGNOSIS Preventive Maintenance can save you time and money! 1722 Jane St. 2153 WESTON RD. WESTON Closed Dec. 25th and New Year‘s Day Jan. 1st. IMPERIAL Holiday , Creeetings WHEEL ALIGNMENT $6â€" 66 6 CYL $6'_66 ES$SO CAR CLINIC Jo top yoor being such Toped JANE PHARMACY PHONE NOW FOR AN APPOINTMENT 241â€"3554 a convincing 5â€"0 win over By BILL MOTOR TUNE UP Open Dec. 25th and Jan. Ist. 11 a.m. â€" 6 pm. ‘"Free BONITA RESTAVURANT (PLUS NECESSARY PARTS) Motorized All Day Delivery" PLUS NECESSARY PARTS ed out by referee Ron Ego. The score at the end of the first period was 6â€"1 for Weston as six different players figured in the scoring. John Noble, Jeff Pickup, Dave Rudge, Steve McDonald, Dave Parham and Andy Culligan were the goal scorers for Weston while John Kalata scored for Woodâ€" 8 CYL s8'8' ARY PARTS In the second period the teams .95 241â€"1141 from any Jr. "B" Hockey player or myself your .editor, Bill Upâ€" ton CH7â€"9093. This Friday night has Whitby‘s Lascoe Steelers in town. Another exciting first place battle is in store. Should be a Norm & Jean Groat GROATS VARIETY came up with what seems like another find. He moved Jeff Pickâ€" up into centre between Morrison and Hume. The big guy came up with a 3 goal effort and a good two way effort by all three kept the Steelers on their toes all night. But for the fine work of Cam Newton in goal for the Steelers, the score could have been mucW greater. The other goals were scored by Dave Rudge and" Andy Culligan. In contrast to Friday nights game, this was a fine cleanly played game with only 5 minor penalâ€" ties. Cropper was called on to make 37 saves while Newton stopped 24 shots. . IN THE DRESSING ROOM The Annual Allâ€"Star game this year will be played at George Bell Arena, Monday, January 16. It will be held between the Jr. "B" All Stars and York Steel, last year‘s championship team. The proceeds going to the Cripâ€" pled Kids and the O.H.A. emerâ€" gency players fund. This should be a good game, come out and support the kids. Tickets are on sale $1.00 and you can get them aities with 8 minutes th Lastic and 8 minutes to Durbano. But the verdict? Well, if you were there, you be the judge. With Brian Cropper getting his third shutâ€"out the Weston team turned in one of its better efforts this season. Coach Ken Auarell The third period was Weston versus the Rangers and Lastic Versus Durbano. The team got 2 goals, one each by Rudge, his second goal and by Ken Hume. Lastic and Durbano goh the penâ€" misconduct to Weston‘s Gary Ford for continuous fighting. This does not help Gary in his quest for the scoring championâ€" ship. I:feel if the powers to be had had more control on the game, this nonsense would not happen. Between all this, the teams found some scoring time, only this time the Rangers outâ€" played the Weston crew on 2 fine goals by Roberts of the Rangers. Dave Parham got his second goal on a nice effort. mbhnflnmdpu,. ing hockey. After the game had been allowed to get chippy, some :hfllmwnfln: being amateur fighters no less than 36 minutes im penalâ€" Nasin ad May the peace and happiness of this holy season bring contentment to the hearts 0| our many jriends. 1917 Weston Rd. and Jan. End. to Brian Kennedy and Don Anâ€" derson. Mariboro‘s marksmen were Wayne Kurnick and Wayne Webb with one goal each. Asâ€" sists went to John Frogley and Wayne: Webb. Marlboros 2 Windsor 2 Steve Hunter was the big player for Windsor by scoring two goals, the second being the tieing goal after they had pulled their goal kebper. Assists went Providence 1 _ Owen Sound 1 In another close contest Craig Stewart was the hero for Owen Sound scoring the tieing goal unâ€" out as Kitchener "just couldn‘t with an assist to Mark Armâ€" stroug. Keith McDougal scored the Oshawa goal assisted by Paul Kelly. . ATOM Hamilton 3 Kitchener 0 Hamilton shut out the Kitchener boys with two goals by Ken Munâ€" ro and a single by Ron Whilliet. Assists went to Reg. e with two and one assist ed Schade. Ric Hather regi the shut Assists went to Jim Clark, Joe Kennedy with two; Graeme Mcâ€" Naughton and Ron Huches one each. John Swatridge scored the lone Guelph goal unassisted. Oshawa 1 Pittsburgh J In a real close checking affair Kevin Kurnick was the hero for Pittsburgh scoring the tieing goal with less than two minutes to go MINOR ATOM Barrie 5 Guelph 1 Ric Daile was the big gun for Barrie scoring his hat trick with threeâ€"good goals. Jim Moir and Charles Holden each scored one. Some real good games were played mst week as the teams are rounding into shape in all leagues. thriller. Game time 8:30. Also on boxing day, December 26, Markâ€" ham Seal "O‘" Wax are in town. This gives the‘ Dodgers two imâ€" portant games, Game time 2:00 p.m. in the afternoon at Weston Arena. The Weston Dodger exeâ€" MEDICAL BUILOING 2160 Weston Rd. {at Church St. Traffic Light) Woods‘ Trucking Co. Ltd. 50 Church St., Weston NElL J. MOREAU DISPENSING OPTICIAN A PLUSH JOB: It was an easy game for Brian Cropper when Woodbridge Rangers played Weston Dodgers in Lion‘s Arena Friday, because Dodgers kept the puck at the other end of the ice. Aside from the impressive Weston score (9â€"3) the 500 spectators were treated more to a brawling match than they were hockey. Ninetyâ€"five minutes in penâ€" alties were handed out. Oculist â€" Prescriptions oc e i. ons pslnlt-ln Service Weston Minor By GORD MOORE 248â€"1821 PEE WEE out a win with Doug Sharkey getting two goals and one assist; Marchellak with two goals and one assist; Ron Gibb with one goal and three assists and Steve King with one goal. Larry Glen and Neils Peterson got assists. Americans goals were by Steve Lawrence and one assist; Don Copleston, Leslie Dodman, Ric Middleton and G. Godfrey. «As sists went to Craig Jones, Ron Jarrett, Mike Young, Jim Hall, Bob Cross and Gary McCert. Chicago 1 Toronto 0 Chicago won a squeaker with Terry Haskell scoring the only goal with assists to Peter Zurwell and Peter Sartell. Bob Rainford got the shutâ€"out. FEASTS Many foods for Christmas feastâ€" ing have been traditional since early days of Yule merryâ€"making, although roast peacock, the feaâ€" ture of the feast in mediaeval England, is rarely, if ever, seen today! Mince pie, with its spices and fruits, is said to symbolize the riches of the East, from which the wise men came. | Legend says plum pudding beâ€" | gan when an English king and his men were lost in a forest on | Christmas Eve. The cook used | foods he had on hand, including | part of a stag, plums, eggs, ) flour, to make a single dish all | could share. 7 I The President Bill Bain and all members of the Executive of the Weston Minor Hockey League exâ€" tend their very ‘"Best Wishes for A Merry Christmas and the Hapâ€" piest of New Years." * MiDGET Canadians 6 _ Americans 5 In the highest scoring game of the week Canadians squeezed Dave_ Fergusoh. BANTAM Boston 3 New Haven 3 Boston and New Haven played to a three all tie. Boston‘s big gun was Dave Richmond with two goals and Jerry Drakes with one. Assists went to Mike Skinâ€" ner, Paul Gibbons and Tim Harkâ€" ness. New Haven‘s marksmen were Jim Burnett, John Kennedy and Honore Orofiamma with single goals; assists went to Doug Sartell, Ellery MacGibbon and cutive, coach Ken Auarell, the players and yours truly wish one Waterioo 1 _ Stratford 0 Waterloo shut out the Stratford boys with a goal by Jack DeWinâ€" ter with assists to Gary Van Gyâ€" zan and Tom Steenson. Ed. Ruâ€" pay chalked up the shutâ€"out. ‘This league has been balanced out nicely with a six player trade last week. and all a Very Merry Xmas and thank you for your patronage. Follow the Dodgers. See you assisted. Providence goal was by Tony Dimou with assist to Don Hall. Hockey League 241â€"8585 their children. There were lucky | draws and everyone received a| prize. Several prizes were graciâ€"| ously donated by the Bowlerama management. ! Winner of the Ladies High Sinâ€" gle was Mrs. Arthur Reid md} Ladies‘ High Double was won | by Mrs. E. Crossley. I The Men‘s High Single was won} by Bob Hooper and Men‘s High Double was won by Ernie Hunt. | A reecnt Christmas Party for all the members and their familâ€" ies of the Recreation Club, West Toronto Printing House, McCorâ€" mack Street, will be rememberéd of West Toronto Printing have enjoyed two celebrations recentâ€" ly, one a Bowling Party and the other a Christmas Party. Bowlerama was the scene of a Bowling Party for 60 parents and as a happy occasion. The childâ€"| ren had a lot of fun entering the | gumâ€"chewing contest and the | SOCIAL & RECREATION CLUB The Social and Recreation Club \ Regardless of whether Smu, comes down your chimney Saturâ€" day or Sunday evening (Dec. 24| or 25), Monday will be the officâ€"| ial Christmas Day holiday in Onâ€"| tario. This will be appreciated by | those who have to work on Boxâ€"! ing Day. 3 The official holiday Year‘s Day is Jan. 2. During the evening the ladies exchanged Christmas gifts and were served a chinese dinner. This group of eight ladies joinâ€" ed this club 18 years ago and each spring they plan a weekend away together. The first time was to Buffalo but since then This year they were on the radio program "Don McNeil‘s BREAKFAST CLUB" in Chicago, telling of the fun a group like this can have and some of their traâ€" velling experiences. Last Wednesday evening, Mrs. Marie Quirk entertained The Traâ€" vellers Euchre Club at a Christâ€" mas Party at her home on Hanâ€" del Avenue. Ruth Bourne of Hanâ€" ey Ave. won the prize for top score and the low score prize was wom by Ruth Murray, Winâ€" ston Grove Ave. husbands will be celebrating their 25th _ Wedding _ Anniversaries. they have wandered farther afield to such cities as Montreal, Detroit and New York. Two couples, Mr. and Mrs. N. O‘Rourke of Handel Ave. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Seimms of Mavety® Avenue are planning a European tour in celebration. We have been having an arguâ€" ment at our house on which day is_‘really«erimrm.s_thirs year. In the Centennial year five Christmastime is here again, and to all my friends I wish you a holidfy filled with great‘ joy and good health. | May your New Year be happy and prosperâ€" ous for all the ones you hold dear. RALPH COWAN, M.P. Yorkâ€" Humber TRAVELLERS CLUB CHRISTMAS pAY SEASONS GREETINGS Park New It is nice to hear that some of the churches are to have a Christâ€" mas Eve service. At 7:30 p.m., December 24 Mount Dennis Bapâ€" |tist Church welcomes you to their | Christmas Candle lighting serâ€" â€" vice: the theme "The Everiastâ€" ing Light." EVERY DAY is CHRISTMAS | Christmas is not a day or a| 1935 Weston Rd. (Conutmued from page 2) hk vation: "Marchand, in the process may have made himselt a few enemies inside his own party. Last week‘s Liberal policy conference heard seve:{;oeeches from delegates contending that to be one of the est countries in the wor!d, Canada only needs more people to develop its resources and to proâ€" vide larger markets for its industries." That‘s the way . . . Their dream, my dream and the dream of many other Canadians was smashed because Mr. Marchand, spall ~I" liberal is in fact a small "c" conservative. TEACHERS WANT A 25 P.C. PAY BOOST Several weeks ago, I posed the question: "How do you pay a teacher his real worth?" I then s»zzested that one technique which could be used would be to weed out all the poor teachers and increase the wages of those who are true educators. " Speaking as an outsider instead of one of the profession however, â€"I missed the whole point. The solution as the Ontario Secondary School Teachers‘ Federation see it is merely to demand a 25 p.c. acrossâ€"theâ€"board wage increase. I am almost certain that the vast majority of teachers are entitled to perhaps a 10 p.c. increase. because of recent increases in the cost of living plus the experience and seniorâ€" ity they have built.up during the past vear. But I wonder, has the great maiority of teachers increasâ€" ed productivity 15 per cent? Are they 15 per cent more efâ€" fective in the classroom than they were last year? Is each and every one of fhem worth the extra 15 p.c. the Federation is demanding? Somehow, I feel the answer to all these questions is a flat NO. May the world rejoice again, in ~ _ Peace on E?rth Goodâ€"Will to Men, g/\ i »4 ** F the" C tine, N [ RY L F { EOm § L [ xb i ..â€"> 6 ~f & | NY . mkyrln~ Y JANE PARK & MOUNT DENNIS MORGAN the TAILOR Bannerman Ltd. 15 JOHN ST. neighbours as ourselves; If in our riches we are poor in spirit, and in our poverty we are rich in grace; If our charity vaunteth not itself, but suffereth long and is kind; If when our brother asks for a loaf we give ourseives inâ€" stead; If each dayâ€"dawns in opâ€" portunity and sets in achieveâ€" ment, however small; Then every day is Christ‘s day and Christ mas is always near. In Ireland, Christmas Eve is often called the Night of Cakes. This name is based on the cusâ€" tom, still practiced. of baking special Christmas Eve cakes spiced with caraway Seeds. 162â€"0916 "NIGHT OF CAKES" , but a James Weston