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The third period, needless to say, was goaless; there . were a few minor fighting penalties â€" given out â€" as tempers got a little high in the close checking game, Whitby removed their goalie W eston wins 2 squeakers The Weston‘ Dodgers Jr. B. hockey club eked out two close victories last week, both by one goal. _ Boxing day at George Bell < arena °: the Dodgers defeated the second place Mariboros by the score of 43. In the first period the Marlies were all around the Dodger‘s net but young Bob Smith, managed to stop everything shot at him, finally team mate Dave Davies broke away to score the first goal of the game on assists from Steve McDonald and Dave Clancy. There was no more scoring in the first period. By ‘the half way mark of the second frame the Mariboros were ahead by a 2 to 1 count. Weston‘s Murray Haggatt knotted the score shortly after, when the Marlie goalie fanned on a weak shot that went between his skates. In the third stanza the Marlies came out flying and went into the lead very early, Ron Wallace batted in Elie Vorlicek‘s rebound to make the score 3â€"3 and then at the 12:45 mark of the period Wallace scored the winning goal as he deflected Bob Sidey‘s wide shot int(i the top right corner of th net. This was a very important win for Weston as it kept them in the battle for third place, and also proved to them that they The scored stayed at 1â€"0 until the 17:10 mark of the second period when Murray Haggatt broke between the Steelers defence and scored his second goal in two nights, he was assisted on the play by Hal Murphy and Iain Douglas. Just 100 seconds later with Weston ’ftrying a power play Whitby got their only goal of the game on a shot by defenceman Ken Gyles, this ruined Bob Smith‘s chances for his second shutout over the Steelers. Mariboros. The last time the Steelmen were in town they were defeated by the score of 7â€"0; they lost again this trip but only by a 2â€"1 margin. Iain Douglas followed in to knock> â€" Hal Murphy‘s rebound into the net after Hal was stopped by the Whitby goalie on _ a breakaway effort. The next night at Weston arena the Dodgers played host to the Whitby Steelers. dtahint thrlaindiit â€" nlbstiaditinhdrrtaiiichis ~cbiliicelt U the close checking game, , is there any harm in using\silanyt? One of ‘these hgppenings Whitby removed their goalie _ Answer: Certainly not. But don‘t overdo it. That‘s the danger is the display of paintings at â€"_â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" in slang. Almost everyone likes to use it, especially the younger the _ Rithview _ Library _ _ o ies en ine e n d th in ut C By JOâ€"ANNE HAINES is." But excessive use of such expressions, which seem to serve so l‘t:)e;lse kr:]amtmgs }?rec b’.’ C The students at NelSOn many different meanings, tends to dissipate the effectiveness of 80 °D "10"" as the Society A. Boylen secondary have the words and impede the development of vocabulary skill, of Canadian Artists and well shown a great interest in J yvorth viewing. As well there the current affairs club Should retired people be retired from living? is a showing of photographs where problems are Answer: Of course not. Retirement should merely mean that of ,sculpture by Ontario discussed â€" about student older people don‘t have to go to the daily job if they don‘t want college of art students. needs, both in and out of to. But their "involvement" in family and community life should ANCIENT GREECE school go on. By continuing to be a part of things, retired people remain If you are a film buff and M & v..unias and tha favailv and community will benefit. Too many like vour / education Whitby removed their gc-);ii'é Answer: Certainly not. But don‘t overdo it. That‘s the danger _.____._â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" in slang. Almost everyone likes to use it, especially the younger y people who think they are excluding the older ones by adopting special phrases to explain their "own thing‘" and to "tell it ltke it By JOâ€"ANNE HAINES is." But excessive use of such expressions, which seem to serve so The students at Nelfon many different meanings, tends to dissipate the effectiveness of A. Boylen secondary have the words and impede the development of vocabulary skill, shown a great interest in A the current affairs club, Should retired people be retired from living? beat the Toronto MIRROR OF YOUR MIND in the dying seconds of the period to try for the equalizer but it was to no avail. : Dodger Happenings The entire Dodger team was given antiflu shots after Friday‘s game ... former Oshawa General Don Caley signed by Weston ... 15 year old goalie Bob Smith, Murray _ Haggatt, _ Dave Davies and lain Douglas are Dodger contenders for all star honours . . . game to be played in Markham on January 22 ... proceeds to Crippled Kids ... next Dodger home game Friday, January 3 against Marlboros .. . game time 8:30. Nurses, doctors and directors of the National Sanitarium Association and Gage Institute gathered at the Weston Sanitarium on a \ecent Wednesday to attend «dinner in the nurses esidence to honour members who have earned their "golden" pins for 20 or more vears of service Over 30 members were so honoured by president of the â€" National _ Sanitarium Association, James Stewart, who made the presentatâ€" ions. © _ Among the recipients were Dr. Roy Garrett who is retiring in January after 40 years of service, Dr. H. Coulchard who is convalescing in Humber Memorial Hospital and Dr. C. Wicks, superintendent of Weston Sanitarium. or more years of with the association. Also receiving pins were Dr. E. Gale, Dr. Andrew Chung, Dr. A. Brown, Miss E. Eldridge, superintendent of nurses, Mr. Beecham and Miss E. Wraight who has Weston Sanitarium staff honored Is there any harm in using\slang? ° by JOHN CONWELL 4 THE WESTON TIMES _« :s:5;;;:;:3;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;:::;:;:;:;s;::::;:::::::::::::i:::‘-:3:7-:3:3:3:3:3:3:55:3:3:3:52'-:4:3:5:3:3:313:3:’3:;:3:&3:3:::3:;5"'.4&3% By DOUG MOORE Minor Atom Pittsburgh 4, Barrie 0O _ Pittsburgh _ had little trouble with Barrie as Jeff Ward picked up one . goal and two assists, Ross Clyde got two goals and one by Steve Sinclair with Steve Ree getting the assist. Rod Forcier chalked "up the Jshutout. Guelph 2, Osha wa 0 In another shutout game this one by Tom McFatt feor Guelph as Ken Graves and Chris Alexander got the goals with Brian McThadden getting one assist. Atom Windsor 5, Marlboros 2 Kim Adams was the big been â€" on _ the Sanitarium _ staff years. Convenor of the luncheon was Miss Jean Smith, Head Dietician, ably assisted by Miss Elizabeth Baxter. Pins were presented to Mrs. Dinsmore, Mrs. Hazel Burns, Mrs. I. Fergeson, Mrs. Stacey and Miss D. Brown. INFANT BAPTISMS It seemed very fitting at Christmas time to see the following infants baptized at North Runnymede United Church by the minister Rev. Paul Morris. Lorne Jamieson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Burgess; Steven Daniek son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burr; Mathew John, son ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Weston Minor Hockey League | Weston for 37 gun for Windsor with a nice hatâ€"trick of three â€" goals followed by Joe Bonikear and Earl Clint with one goal and one assist each and other â€" assists to James McKnight, Rick Paul and Frank Weiderer. Marlboros point getters ftzere goals by Mike Douglés and Doug MacDougal with _ Bruce Weaver getting one assist. Kitchener 4, Hamilton 1 Kitchener had an easy one over Hamilton with Dave Brennan getting two goals and singles to Brad Ireland and Brian Ware. Assists went to Paul Kelly, Brent Beckett, Mike Hunter and Conlon Gunn. Hamilton‘s lone scorer was If you have the same problem you will be happy to know that the ladies of the Evlyn Gullison Mission Circle. of Mount Dennis Baptist Church are collecting these cards to prepare them for the Missionaries in India and Bolivia. If you bundle your used cards and send them to Miss Grace Sansom, care of the church on Weston Road, the ladies will be most happy to receive them. LET‘S GET AWAY FROM THE IDIOT BOX There are times when the deligh t at watching television palls and you are glad to get away from the idiot box and take a look at the exciting happenings on the live stage and the work "*«wf local artists who are not off in some fairyland of make ‘believe but are using their creative talents right here in our midst. â€" DISPLAY OF ‘ PAINTING§ Martin Busby; Tracey Lea, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony â€" Ciccarelli; Lisa Michi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. Kobayashi; Sean Fredérick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Smith, and Steven James, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Thomson. OLD CARDS WANTED ‘ Now that the new year is well on the way you are probably cleaning up the house after a busy season like all the rest of the housewives around town. We usually take time out to have another look at all the ‘pretty _ Christmas _ cards, write some thank you notes and then decide what to do with these lovely cards which are much ‘too nice to throw away. : Cleveland won a_ close one from Buffalo with goals by Glen Newbold with two and one assist; Brad Jackson «one goal and assists to Hugh Robinson and Frank Allsop. Buffalo‘s pointgetters were Tony Dimou with two goals and Orlando Notorinni one assist. Rochester 2, Quebec 2 Rochester and Quebec played to a tie with Mark Davidson _ of â€" Rochester getting two goals and Jeff Myron one assist. Quebec‘s goals by Russ Milligan and Minorâ€"Bantam Cleveland 3, Buffalo : Ric Brewer assisted by Bob MacGibbon. the adventure of two balls. LIVE THEATRIS/al We think this is the most exciting happening of all and this is live theatre at its best. The Michigan State Players are bringing two productions _ to _ Burton Auditorium, YÂ¥ ork University on Sunday, January 12. At 2 p.m. these artists will present "Pinocchio", one of the finest children‘s plays ever written. Then at 7 p.m. the play "The Inspector General" will be presented by the graduate company of Michigan State University. We have nothing but the greatest admiration for men who wear suits that cost $9,500 to places where they can‘t be seen. Happy New Year Astronauts WESTON TRAVEL SERVICE NORTH WEST TAX! GOING OVERSEAS ? 1912 Weston Rd. â€" (In The Westlaw Bldg.) 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Annuals Chemical Weed Spray Evergreens, Shrubs and Trees Fertilizer Sod L Soil Sterilization Each classification listed, or parts thereof, will be issued as a separate tender. Tenders based on condition of escalator clause will not be acceptable. > Prospective bidders will be notified when detailed plans and specifications will be available for the various classifications. â€" The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. F.W. Minkler, B.A., D.Paed., _ Director of Education. B.C. Bone, B.A., C.A., Chairman. NOTICE TO