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Safety studs legal for winter rally New ideas and devices will advance heat and humidity in the home â€"By adjusting a knob, the heater can be positioned up or down the pole which means inâ€" stant radiant heat can be proâ€" vided at any level. As an added safety factor, the adjustable heater can easily be placed beâ€" yond the reach of small chilâ€" dren. The British Empite Motor Club of Toronto, organizers of the 16th Annual Canadian Winâ€" ter Rally, have announced their decision to allow the use of studded snow. tires in this winter‘s rally which takes place February 9, 10, 11. The decision is a complete reversal of last year‘s ruling which banned the use of the safety devise. The ban was enâ€" forced because of the Province of Ontario‘s law against the use of "metalâ€" lugs" on highâ€" ways and also to make the competition closer between the often unstudded private entries and the well studded factory sponsored teams. The new heater, thermostatiâ€" cally controlled with a 3760 BTU rating, operates on a pole that fits between floor and ceiling. Since the pole can be moved from room to room withâ€" out disassembly, the heater is designed to meet multiple needs in offices, cottages, garages, patios, trailers, bedrooms or basements. The tures: A new space heater that occupies only . 14 inches of floor space has been introduced by Canadian Westinghouse. The recent ruling by the Ontario Government that alâ€" lows studded tires on provinâ€" cial highways gave rise to speculation among rallyists as to whether or not studs would be allowed this winter. Having The fourth place Bisons are definitely on the move. Last week they held the Royals to a 2â€"2 tie. This week it was the first place Bears. Without doubt the respective goalies Mike Dodd for the Bisons and Chuck Gallo had an easy time getting his shutout for the Cougars because his defense didn‘t allow any shots on goal during the entire 40 minutes. At the other end Ross Byers had to be sharp as he was tested time and again by the Gougar offense but he kept a tidy doorstep. Dave Murphy and Mark Burford were outâ€" standing for the Cougars while Stephen Kerr played well for his Wildeats. Bears 0, Bisons 0 The Mustangs kept close to the league leaders by barely beating the Tigers in a hard fought game by a two to one score. Bruce Barran got an unâ€" assisted goal for his team who played great hockey but couldn‘t overcome the lead esâ€" tablished by David Bacon and Don Outerbridge who scored for the Mustangs with Shawn Severn getting an assist on the second goal. Wildcats 0, Cougars 0 With their regular goalie back in the nets the league leading Jaguars downed the Regals with Mark Stanford getting the shut out. Scoring two goals Tom Mulligan was assisted by Dave Kissick and Jerry Power. Brother Tim Power also got one goal and two assists. Jim Dippel played well for the Regals. Mustangs 2, Tigers 1 Only two divisions _ were active over the holiday period due to closing of the rinks on Christmas and New Years Day. Jaguars 3, Regals 0 IN HOLIDAY HIATUS â€"The heater can be rotated Humber Valley Hockey League MONT TREMBLANT ATOM DIVISION heater has other feaâ€" (One Block West of Highway 27) Take Anglesey (West Mall) or West Mall Bus AMPLE FREE PARKING TYKE DIVISION 20 REGULAR GAMES â€" $25.00 EACH $500.00 JACKPOT â€" ADMISSION $1.00 Nativity Of Our Lord Ghurch Hall 480 RATHBURN ROAD "Mot TrombGait Lodge TOâ€"NIGHT â€"â€" 8 P.M. NINE BONUS SKI WEEKS RATES AS LOW AS $115.20 GUARANTEED SNOW LANT QUEBEC, CANADA PHONE: (819) 425â€"2711 SKI AND SAVE Controlled humidity is just as necessary as controlled temâ€" perature to provide human comâ€" fort in the heated home, accordâ€" ing to Honeywell heating engiâ€" neers. The chrome pole comes in three sections and is adjustable to ceilings from six foot six to nine feet two. Since the pole is springâ€"loaded with a jackscrew on the bottom, it can be moved in a matter of seconds. A sevenâ€" foot power cord connects to the electrical outlet. The heater, cylindrical in shape, has a bright chrome safety grill and guards and an aluminum reflector. The sugâ€" gested retail price is $22.95. The number of studs allowed closely resembles the number of studs that can be placed in snow tires now being sold over the counters of tire suppliers. a full 360 degrees so that heat is directed towards specific areas. The new space heater, meaâ€" suring 5%" in diameter and 16%" high, operates at 1,000 watts, 115 volt. one obstacle remaining, the vast difference in the number of â€"studsâ€" used, George Hill, clerk of the course, has made a ruling on the number of studs to be allowed. The ruling alâ€" lows 72 studs in 10 inch tires, 90 studs in 12 inch tires, 100 studs in 13 inch tires and 120 studs in 14 and 15 inch tires. The rally starts on Friday evening February 9th at 2000 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto, and follows a 1,200 mile route through the back roads of Onâ€" tario and Quebec. There will be a ten hour rest stop at Ottawa midway through the route beâ€" fore heading for the rally end on Sunday afternoon at rally headquarters on Eglinton Aveâ€" nue East. Team McDonald Appliance Eagles Roe Tractor Rams Wajax Hornets Conbrad Hawks At the halfway mark of the season the team standing and individual scoring statistics are as follows: The Cubs played the afterâ€" noon‘s finest _ game of skating, checking and positional play. They did everything but score. This department was left to big Pat O‘Neill who showed why he leads the league in scoring (12â€"2) with three deadly shots. His second hat trick of the season. Ivan Obrknez proved to be Pat‘s right hand man as he set up two of them. Ron Rothfuchs played at his best to earn his third shutout of the season. Three teams, the Bears, Wolves and Royals are tied for first place followed at a distance by the Bisons, Cubs and Flyers. This Saturday the Royals and Bears open the 1968 season with what should be a dandy of a game. The Wolves showed their scoring and checking power with this oneâ€"sided win. The two players who did most of the damage were David Bunsâ€" ton with two goals and an asâ€" sist and Graham Clegg with two goals. Other Wolves marksmen were Ralph Kroman and Bryan Gibson. Randy Wigâ€" gins picked up a single assist. For the Flyers, Scott Dixon back handed a beauty on a passing play with teammate Angus McPherson assisting. Royals 3, Cubs 0 Gord Southworth for the Bears were the big reason for this scoreless tie. For Southworth and the Bears it was the fourth consecutive shutout game. An honourable mention goes to Albert Lookâ€" who played a strong game on the Bison deâ€" fence. Wolves 6, Flyers 1 PEE WEE DIVISION TEAM STANDINGS Thursday, January 4, 1968 W L TPts 6 0 3 15 3 2 4 10 Power humidifiers of various designs, shapes and sizes are available in three different types: atomizing, evaporating and vaporizing. There is, howâ€" ever, a need for greater awareâ€" ness on the part of the homeâ€" owner as to the ease with which the humidification problem can be handled and overcome with available equipment. The problem is frequently reâ€" garded as one which has to be endured whereas power humidiâ€" fiers and automatic humidistats can provide greatly increased home comfort during the heatâ€" ing season. When controlled humidity is made an integral part of the modern home comfort system, the home owner will experience greater satisfaction from his home heating system and a greater satisfaction from his home heating system and a great many of the problems posed by dry air in the home will disappear. To illustrate the point, people in a home heated to 72 degrees and 50% relative humidity will experience the same sensation of warmth that would be felt if the home were heated to 77 degrees with only 18% relative humidity. In other words, a difâ€" ference of 32% relative humidâ€" ity in this case makes a differâ€" ence of 5 degrees in the effecâ€" tive temperature. Temperature and hbumidity together form what is popularly called "the comfort index", alâ€" though a great many home owners are more concerned with temperature alone, they point out. On Saturday, January 6th, campers and counsellors from Beaver Lake Camp will gather at the Old Mill for their annual winter reunion. Summer friendâ€" ships will be renewed, experâ€" iences relived and plans for new adventures discussed. Guests are expected from wideâ€" ly separated points including the U.S.A. Following dinner and a proâ€" gram of entertainment, parents will be invited to attend the presentation of Red . Cross swimming, and Ontario Campâ€" ing Association canoeing awards earned by campers while in camp. Movies of last summer‘s activities will also be shown. Team w L J PtS Universal Drafting Tigers 63 1 12 Maur Equipment Wolves o 8 t 11 Lambert Oil Bisons 4 2 3 11 Al Van Zeyl Hawks 3 4 2 8 Irvine Robinson Braves § 4 °2 8 Longo Properties Hornets 2 7 0 . 4 Leading Scorers â€" G APts Steve Reiss ..............10 4 14 John Jarema ... 8 6 14 Mark Murphy ... 7 5 12 Paul Jones ... 8 2 10 R. Murray ..........s 6 4 10 Leading Goalieâ€" Dave Armstrongâ€"1.33 average. Team Standard. Auto Glass Staffs Kingsway Cycle Aces Bunston Planets Dominion Paper Box Redmen Leading Scorers Bill Robb ....... Frank Longo ... Bob Fulton ........ Paul Nietvelt ... K. Strzalkowski More people are killed and seriously injured in traffic acâ€" cidents between six p.m. and midnight than during any other six hour period. Leading Scorers G AFPts CGord Kack _....... 6 2 8 Pete MceGorty ... 5 2 1 John Robertson ... 5 2 7 Brian Jennimgs ... 5 I 6 Randy Warren ... 2 4 6 Leading goalieâ€" David Steedâ€"1.29 average 3 MINOR BANTAM DIVISION, Team W L T Pts Pycopay Missiles «202 a1 Freezâ€"Pak Rockets 4 3 2 10 Maitland Meteors 9. 412 . .8 Cello Bag Mercurys 2 4 3 7 Leading Scorers G APts Steve Hatten ... 6 2. 8 Pat Manahan ... 5 2 7 Jobhn Ling â€"......:.. 4 2 °6 Rod Davey ... 41 2. 6 Gary Richmond .......... 4 2 6 Dave Mather ... 2 4 6 Leading Goalieâ€" Steve Klugmanâ€"1.25 average BANTAM DIVISION Taam W LOTPts Camp reunion MIDGET DIVISION s 9. 412 .8 irys 2 4 83 7 G APts sn iss . 8 eb 2 . 4 snn 4 2 00 ns 4. 2. .6 se 4 9 6 uo=4 â€"/6 W L TPts 63 1 12 o 8 t 11 4 2 8 11 $ . 4.2, 8 g 4 2 8 2 7 0 . 4 G APts A Pts 4 14 6 14 5 â€"12 2 10 4 10 A Pts 14 10 10 Miron tied the game for Rexâ€" dale Lions with less than 2 minutes left when he slipped the puck past standâ€"in goalie Paul Callanan, assisted by Grant and Lunn. Fernane scored the other Rexdale goal from McFadyen. Taylor netted 2 for Sheldon Esso, one assistâ€" ed by John Lammers. Garrett 3, Rex. Plaza 0 Home Juice came out on top of an exciting game with goals by Prokopetz and Loftus with MacMurchy assisting Loftus. Brocklehurst got the shutâ€"out for Home Juice. Penco Construction moved past Litton Systems into third place on a hatâ€"trick by Swanâ€" borough and single goals off the sticks of Moroney and Allen. Righy (2), Davies, Allen, Swanborough and Boccongelli picked up assists. Sterpin scored unassisted for Litton‘s only goal. Braithwaite 5, Smith Pkg. 1 Clifton, Savickas and Thompâ€" son scored. for Garrett . Mifg. with Leaver (2) and Gordon getting assists. Todd played an excellent game in the net for Rexdale and deserved the shutâ€" out. Acadian 2, Valentine 1 Acadian Platers won on goals by Haunn and Mills, with Haunn assisting Mills. Fenton scored unassisted for Valentine Enterprises‘ only goal. Eddy‘s was led to a win on two goals by Warren and a single by Gilbert. Manning (2) and Warren assisted. Sutton and Faulkner scored for Thomâ€" son Plumbing with Sannuto assisting on both goals. Hanna 5, Thistletown 3 Worgan (2), Self (2) and Payne scored for Hanna Real Estate with Moore, Self (2) P ayne, Robertson, Anderson and Barclay assisting. â€" Edâ€" wards, Dollimore, and Dalâ€" gleish scored for Thistletown Lions with Williams, Dollimore, Edwards and Ciorletti getting assists. Stephenson led Index Cards to victory by potting 4 goals. Dunlap scored the other Index goal with George, Dunlap, Mockler (8) and Noseworthy getting assists. Tom Lee scored both Westway Centre goals â€" the second on a pass from Milette. 8 MINOR BANTAM Humber Valley Queensway N. Etobicoke West Mall Alderwood Rex. Lions 2, Sheldon 2 ATOM A Eddy‘s BP 3, Thomson 2 Home Juice 2, G. Willoughby 0 Index 5, Westway 2 Penco 5, Litton 1 Braithwaite Legal â€" Eagles outskated Smith in a convineâ€" ing win that widened their first place lead. Malone (3), Taylor and Douglas scored for Braithâ€" waite with assists from Ortâ€" man, Taylor and Douglas while their _ standâ€"in goalie Glen Locke was beaten once by Roâ€" wand from Burgess and Stubbs. Royal York Alderwood Queensway N. Etobic¢oke Humber \Valley West Mall Eringate Humber Valley N. Etobicoke Royal York Queensway West Mall Alderwood Eringate ATOM B PEE WEE MINOR MIDGET SERIES BANTAM SERIES Queensway N. Etobicoke Humber Valley Alderwood Eringate Royal York West Mall MINOR BANTAM Royal York 10 Queensway 114 Humber Valley 10 N. Etobicoke 10 West Mall 10 Eringate 11 Alderwood 10 PEE WEE SERIES Standings as of December 26 ATOM SERIES North Etobicoke hockey results STEVE VANKEULEN â€" 621â€"3886 I BELIEVE IN ADEQUATE PROTECTION AT VERY LOW COST! AT AGE 25 â€" $7.37 PER MONTH BUYS $40,000 OF 25 YEAR RED. TERM AT AGE 30 â€" $7.2s PER MONTH BUYS $35,000 OF 20 YEAR RED. TERM AT AGE 35 â€" $8.02 PER MONTH BUYS $30,000 OF 15 YEAR RED. TERM AT AGE 40 â€" $9.36 PER MONTH BUYS $25,000 OF 15 YEAR RED. TERM OCCIDENTAL LIFE _ 90 THE WEST MALL, ETOBICOKE â€" TEL. 233â€"1113 ASK FOR RATES ON NONâ€"CANCELLABLE DISABILITY INCOME INSURANCE EHA standings 11 11 10 10 10 SERIES 10 7 1 11 ar :2 tt 6. 2 tL .06 _ 4 10 S °6 12 _9 8 P 10 10 10 11 10 10 W TERM INSURANCE The winless Thistletown Fina team were handed their 9th straight loss on Hanford goals by Lawrence (2), Hill and Bolâ€" well with Carmichael assisting Lawrence on his first goal. Tell from Lorene and Ryan, and Howells from Matthews scored for Thistletown Fina. Skyline Marina tied up the game in the last minute on a goal by Reeder. Todd and Carew also scored for Skyline with Reeder, Coffey and Sabaâ€" dash getting assists. â€" Derek Taylor, Wilson _ and â€" Boyle scored for Rexdale. Mutton, Clifton, Sheldon, Derek Taylor and Peter Taylor got assists. Hennebury, â€" Raymond â€" and Fox scored for Sanelli Pools with Jamieson, Kovaks and Leâ€" Gear getting assists. Fillier scored from Kidd and Manning for D & J Sports. Both goal tenders played good games. Once again all coaches are asked to include their phone numbers on the game sheet for at least two games so they can be collected in case of any difâ€" ficulties regarding scoring staâ€" tistics. Please feel free to call any time for complete team scoring statistics for your team. A few coaches take advantage of this opportunity to assess their team members, others don‘t bother. Maxwell Plumbing handed El Paso Restaurant their first loss on goals by Souter, Mcinâ€" nis (2) and Sellars. Poirier, McKenna, Balfour and McInnis were credited with assists. MIDGET JUVENILE Belmont Chevrolet 7, Blue Flame Ltd. 0 Belmont Chevrolet 2, Cutler Brands 2 JUNIOR SERIES Alderwood Humber Valley N. Etobicoke Queensway Bruce O‘Neill 1 Revere Place, Toronto 18, Ont. BANTAM Skyline 3, Rex. Plaza 3 Sanelli 3, D & J 1 MINOR MIDGET Maxwell 4, El Paso 3 Hanford 4, Thistletown 2 Humber Valley N. Etobicoke Queensway West Mall Alderwood JUVENILE SERIES No statistics available Dec. 20, ‘67. Humber Valley 6 3 N. Etobicoke 6 1 Alderwood 0 + Queensway 6. 4 These standings include games of Dec. 26 in the Junior Series. MIDGET SERIES ALL YOU CAN EAT §$2.75 Roast Beef, Turkey â€" 6 Gourmet Dishes. Dozens and Dozens of Assorted Salads. Ole Country Music in our Viking Room ENTERTAINMENT AND DANCING NIGHTLY 2 77 â€"8 711 1125 DUNDAS HIGHKWAY EAST, DIXIE Dancing Monday Through Thursday mMMmMOTsemM a n Excellent Buffet 31 10 11 10 10 after Rangers edged Stars in a close game dominated by the fine play of John Francyck for Stars and David Hallet for Rangers. Each scored two in leading their teams efforts. D. Misetich drilled one in to make the difference for Rangers. TYKE DIVISION McNamara Pet Shop Kg‘s 5, Drug Town Chemists 3 P. Rajtek paced the Kg‘s to a big win over Chemists with a four goal splurge that showâ€" ed the fine player‘s potential to its best. D. Miller with a goal and an assist and D. Duncan with two assists gave Rajtek good support. K. Milloy with two was Chemists‘ big gun with S. Clutsam picking up Chemists other counter. MINOR ATOM DIVISION Reids Flowers Falcons 1, Doug Fisher Insurance Dodgers 1 Auralie Young Bruins 3 Sharp goaling marked an even and exciting _ contest which saw Doug Ruffolo pick up two for Bruins to climax a fine individual effort. Greg Russell was Tigers‘ sharpshootâ€" er _ with two while Dennis O‘Brian and Mike Rajtek with one for each side rounded out the scoring. In another even contest the goaltending again stood out as Mark Teskey and J. Fisher disâ€" played fine style. Mike Rajtek added to his total with another goal for Bruins and J. Fisher counted Hornets tally. Richmond Gardens B.P. Rangers 3, Bramalea IGA Stars 2 B. Harding and J. Fisher powered Hornets to a lopsided victory over Leafs. Harding‘s four goals in a row climaxed a brilliant effort which was closely followed by J. Fisher‘s hat trick. Paul Sinclair netted Leafs only goal. Little‘s Tigers 3, Auralie Young Bruins 1, Islington Men‘s Club Hornets 1 Islington Men‘s Club Hornets 7, Leafs 1 sQUIRT DIVISION Bloor St. West & Hwy. 27 In a battle of the goal tenâ€" Sales â€" Service â€" Rentals FOR SONIC TELEVISION 90 THE WEST MALL or PHILIPS COLOR TV T AVERN Sunday 12 ‘til 9 p.m. (Licensed) 233 â€"1333 or 239â€"1321 Ved fauranf Royal York holiday scores nâ€" CADUL se AND per person Rangers whipped Jets behind the scoring of John Gulbinas with two and Perry Morrison and Dean Litzenberger with one each. Kerry Duggan countâ€" ed Jets lone tally. You won‘t believe this but Tony Bello of Tigers took on Dodgers in single handed fashâ€" ion as he scored all six Tiger goals! Ably supported by his teammates who were short of players Bello should have had trouble with the powerful Dodâ€" ger club who had lots of bench strength to draw on. Tony‘s effort looks like it will stand up as a record not only this season but for some to come. Well done Tony Bello! Dodgers goals came from the sticks of Phillip Wanta, Doug Wood and Peter Smith. Ray Pines Rangers 4, Garry Brioux Shell Jets 1 Jack Miller‘s Esso Tigers 6, Richards Hardware Dodgers 3 G. Scott did a great job in earning his shutout as both teams played on even terms. C. Edwards broke up the deadlock with a neat effort that beat B. Skalitsky cleanly. ATOM DIVISION Viking Automatic Sprinkler Aces 1, A.C. Wild Jets 0 ders John Marsden and Charles Hamer each kept the opposition at bay in coming up with fine efforts. Chris Rossatti for Falâ€" cons and Murray Saunders for Dodgers were the only ones to beat the defensive screen. 27 Cartage Hawks 3, In a game marred by penalâ€" ties Hawks whipped Savages with a fine team effort which saw Barry McLellan, Tom Lawâ€" son, and Mark Bolton each score one for Hawks while Mark Coates netted Savages‘ only goal. Steinberg Shoes Savages 1 720 SCARLETT ROAD â€" WESTON m REMODEL YOUR HOME e OFFICE e FACTORY PELLERIN FIFTY YEARS OF LEADERSHIP THROUGH QUALITY! 1500 ROYAL YORK ROAD PHONE 248â€"9494 YOUR ZENITH HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE ud t l y A COMPLETE SERVICE FROM PLANNING TO FINISHING ON ADDITIONS & REPAIRS 1918 WHEN THEY PURCHASE A C€olorland TV © FREE ESTIMATES Colorland TV COLORLAND REPRESENTS ZENITH QUALITY SERVICE 1 Year FREE LABOUR on all Sets 1 Year WARRANTY on all Sets FIFTY YEARS OF LEADERSHIP THROUGH QUALITY! Why Do Professional _â€"Men CHOOSE " _ _ COLOR TV? r Up To 120 Months Low Budget Terms WE SELL ONLY ZENITH QUALITY! sO WHY NOT GET THE BEST? AT COLORLAND NO DOWN PAYMENT! enIIP enIIH In a close well played game J. Mackay and Jim Selazek were standouts in goal and reâ€" ceived good support from tight defences. G. Peters picked a neat goal for Jets and Steve Boue rapped one in for Falcons. At the crosswalk point your way to safety. Motorists will give you a break if you give them a break by pointing your way first. When you press the traffic signal pushbutton, don‘t expect the light to change immedâ€" iately. Wait for the green beâ€" fore you step off the curb. In an exciting, high scoring contest both teams displayed good ganging attacks climaxed by well executed plays around the net. Gary Lockwood picked up a hat trick for victors and showed polished play doing it. Mike Gallagher earned a well deserved trio for the losers. Gary Landa, Terry Madry and Sid Steiner scored for Royals while Mike Rossati picked up one for Jaguars. Gibbs Jets 1, Fullers Falcons 1 Don‘t dart out from between parked cars. You may never again be around to make such a fatal mistake. BANTAM DIVISION Flyers trimmed Aces in deciâ€" sive style as Clarence Demchuk picked up a hat trick playing one of his best games this year. Ed Cuff was up to his usual high standard in netting a pair. Don Cunningham rounded out Flyers‘ scoring. Harry Shaw netted Aces only goal. Royal York Florist Royals 6, Yardley of London Jaguars 4 Walker Shell Flyers 6 Cameo Crafts Aces 1 PEE WEE DIVISION CONSTRUCTION LTD. REMODELING DIVISION ®© NO OBLIGATION PHONE 241â€"9089 1968