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MWEMH w o o . 1. HM I. Morse, I. Mun-h; I. M at: I. A. nun & can: M - than how toertr"tmof.tromtt" 'i't'tti)t King Street Team Wins 6-1, fublic School Opener that it on.“ money totakoho1iday... IoH'IIOtbypta (001!th nth-7W- ling Btret school went on I noting a?!“ spin”. Memorinl’ in ttte open " game of tho Weston Public School Hockey big“. lat Ptidsr a! would up wit a bl victory. " It work both ways! Mutumyally than we visit them . . . we can't do lea thotmtumtutxnn- The vim bud thing: prom much their on "y from the tgt of the puck and I powerful attae combinod with I tight defense [an R. W. Stundinr’n boys} win- ning eotttltintstlon. 11th. firat period, King air,,'. the nor-3:5 with goals by 'gy. unite. C " nnd leckahnn ' then in the second session Slump- shim added two more counter: to give King I 5-0 lead. Memorial tin- nlly huh into the more shoot. in tho lut For!“ on n (all by T. McComul all-ted bi. Grain”:- uud Sllvor. Loll- Bun comgoted the poring it1.th.e tyt9w m. um Keith Bowling, who played a fine gluing gnme, Louis unda and t e de ense pair of Alistair Burnt, Ind Bob Shrolpshire played jrutatapyiirtg hockey or the win- ning Kin? squad. Tom McConn-il val by u the pick of the Me. moral team, with Ron Gunn nnd Dick Grainger showing promise. tGWaitrniuAr iixth counter: The line-ups were as follows:-- King Street Sehool--Goal, Bill Ptlltnan; Defense, Alistair Burn: and Bob Shropshire; Centre, Clif- ford Cruickahlnk; Wings, Louis Bund. and Keith bowling; Subs, Jim Crock". Clnrence Mu: ie, Bill Flux-son, Jnck Law-on, Peter Armstrong, Bill Curlton, Memorial-Goal, R. McConnell; Defense, J. McPherson and B. mu. "11; Centre, Pimm: Wings, Dick Gningegend Bob Silver; Subs, Ed. Irving, Rim Gunn Tom McConnell, Bake}, Kerrie, fisher and Bind: iiaii. Miller A.C. Juvenile NHL Teams W L T F A Bruins .m.......‘.... 2 l 0 7 3 Canadiens .....,._ l l 1 6 7 Red Wings a"..- l l l 10 10 Black Hawks - 1 1 1 6 5 Rangers m"... 1 1 1 8 11 Leafs ----. 1 2 0 ll 12 Recent Juvenile Results Red Wings ... 6 Leafs My...“ Ringers ---. 2 Black Hawks Bruins _._.. 2 Canadians ...... Junior THI, Results Annette-Jane 8 Miller AC an Intermediate TRL Result. Miller AC ..-. 4 Rovers Mm.“ LOCAL HOCKEY STANDINGS W L T F A P ”WM...“ 2 1 0 7 3 4 ans -..,..... 1 1 1 6 7 3 ings m... l l l 10 10 3 Hawks ... 1 1 1 6 5 3 'B m...” l 1 1 8 11 3 ..,.....__-...... 1 2 0 11 12 2 their aiGid shutout in that games to put them on ty of the local Juvenile NHL. Cunndlem won the victims to the. tune of bo. lasers to only one shot on all during the first period. H. 'hilil'p1' plaied a fine fl',rt'le for Boston ahd mun!“ for th gonls. L. Coffoy shun credit for an and“ on the neond you. Gulls: Boston, l Phillips; 2 Phillips (L. Coffey). Penalties, None. Detroit vs. Leah, Leaf: and Detroit played a wide open te"ll, on their last meeting with . Rod Wings coming out on top of I 6-8 score, In the firét period Hanes took e pass from Lithgow to more for De- troit then the uau retaliated I short time later when Smith drove home a counter. Detroit came back with 1 Bolo “tort by Lithgow and a few Iocondl Inter Hanes end Lithgow Ignin combined for a De- troit score. Gunner finished the noting in the first session by mulling one for the Leafs to make the score at the end of the period " for Detroit. In the second stanza, Lithgow took a pus from Calhoun for an- other Detroit tally. The winners ndded another when Hanes slap- ped a rebound into the Leaf net. Detroit finished their scoring when Calhoun made a solo effort to beat the Leaf goalie. Leafs could only retaOte with one goal from Mea- ".ows unassisted. For the winners, Hans: and Lith- zow had a field day accounting for three gonls, and two goals and two assists respectively. iRangen u. Bllck Hawks In a hard fought game at Ravina last Tuesday, Rangers and Black Hterky plgayed to , 2-all tie.. .. With play running even in the first period the only vounter regis- tered was for the Hawks when M. Burns scored on a pass from B. Smith. - _ _ Rangers tied it up early in the second period when Abercrombie scored on a breakaway. Black Hawks took the lead at the four- teen minute mark when B. Smith scored from Burns and Pickell. Florian evened it up from a scram- ble in front of the Hawks' net to end the scoring for the game. Final Score: Rangers, 2; Black Hawks, 2. _ -- - nuwnl, a. _ Goals-Rtsngérs, 1 Abercrombie; 2 Florian. __ - Chapman, Bowlers Open Third Series _- daf.i-'Biack Hawks, 1 M. Burns (B. Smith); 2 B. Smith (Burns, Pic_kell)_ _ _ -- . The local "strikes and spare" bovs of Weston's Commercial Bowling league are at it a ain. Last week saw the opening of the thlm series and what three teams are already vieing for the lead but Bunitaa, lmperials and Royals. They knocked their respective riva s-Dodds, MtseBroome and Islanders off in a clear-cut fashion to wind up the evening with per- tect 7-0 scores. Grosskurths and Pirates picked up points to at started in the tune, but the Ogle: three teams are all hoping to roll good averages to break into the point column this week. Imperials and Bonitas have both taken a series to date and by ‘31. appearances are out for a ircpeat performance, however the other teams look strong and mly have something to say in the matter. Impr rials ......... Royals _.._T_-_..v_VV_. Grosskurths " AFirm/vs ..._P..._.__.__N. Islanders ......_. Dodds H.............. Mac-Broome .. (Bin Ten iGnska W... ls. Antram ....... Trimble M..- J, McShee ....... Kemmis ....V.._V__e.V P. Ann-am .....-. White ............... Phollips .-- HI Men ......._~_.. Swnehouae M. 'I'eiam standings and Big Ten lenders for the opening night were as follows: Miller Juniors Defeated 3-2 By Annette clk Jane Despite the supreme Pffom of Doug Crnnpt in the Weston nets, the local boys worn beaten 3-l it Annette and Jane In a junior TH mama at Ravina last week. V Firuifseore, Anne”; Ind "tte.-- 3; _WertonH. _ _ - .. _ Pix-Mu, Vinehun, Cousin- "Id Tulor. Annette and Jana took the lead nflor eleven minutes un an mm!- sited goal by Spell. Weston then varried the play for some- time and there won- saveral scramhln Around the Annette non]. Le. hit the post. but it wu disputed " the let, mud to to into the net, we”? the all m not counted. The “c0115 pried opened with It count"! tor Annette Ind Juno mknoll noted n five minutn and Dalil- follow“ his example '/,1'tat',',',o later. Cousins acorn! for egton on a pan from G. Wright, but the boys were unable to_etrome tht two tronl leryi, Van-in. Arum Ind "ne-Spell, luck-n and Durham. 00.15, line! - C.~(‘n‘nim (W115i) iGaties-Thurnton, Hearn Ind TIMES AND GUIDE, WESTON 222 221 219 212 209 tl Now that we have some now. the Student Council has decided to form the Ski Club. All the stud, ents interested were asked to stay after Assembly on Thursday. They decided to go skiing in this vic- inity on Sunday afternoon, and to organize the club later. In an exhibition game mt York Memorial on Friday night, our basketball team triumphed over York's in a hard fought battle. The score was 1745. January 3Ut was set " a tenta- tive date for a school sleigh ride party. After the sleigh ride, there will be dancing in the gym, and and the cafeteria will be open. It was suggested that tickets be sold to the students for this event, so that the exact number going will be known in a.dvance. Anyone who knows where a sleigh can be hired is asked to Contact. Charlie Rich.. ardson in 13A, who is in charge of.trlr1sinityr sleighs: _ A A With the arrival of the plays ordered by the Dramatic Club, the Committee . started reading to choose the ones it will put on, and so far has decided to produce two comedies, "Unele Boh's Bride" and "The Apple of His Eye" and have left the choice of a third to Mr. Worden. On Monday after school at the Dramatic C1ab's' meeting, the cast for "Unele Bob's Bride" will be chosen and the other casts will be picked soon after. A funeral service was held Thursday afternoon from Morley Bedford's Funeral Parlours; Eglin- ton Avenue, for Mrs. Thomas Wel- lington Mulholland, who died at the home pf her daughter, Mrs. Arthur J. Kenyon, Vinemount, Ontario, in her 85th year. The former Ruth Lawson Armstrong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Armstrong, was born at Vinemont, Ontario, coming to the Asbury district at the time of her marriage. Her grandfather, Samuel Armstrong, settled on lot 9, Bathurst Street, North York township in 1812, coming from county Monaghan, Ireland. Mrs. Mulholland lived on Bathurst Street at Wilson Avenue, until after the death of her husband some six years ago. She and her family were very active workers in Asbury Methodist, now United ‘Church. She is survived b five daughters, Mrs. W. G. hoxley (Annie), Toronto; Mrs. Arthur J. Kenyon (Sarah). Vinomount; Mrs. A. A. Eckland 1Alice), Thornton; Mrs. J. H Stevenson (Ruth), Woodbridge; and Miss Elsie, on the staff of the Weston Collegiate. There are ten grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Inter, ment took place in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Rev. Garnet W. Lynd conducting the svrvice. ll Humbcr Summit The ratepayers" weekly euchn] was held at the home of Mrs. A.I Lockhart on Friday, January lil.) The wmnoss are as follows: Ladies,) Iirst, Mrs. o, McDade, second, Mrs.I T. Wezg. Gents. first, Mr. iViiij-'l ltd. second. Mrs. M. Metcalfe. Froezo out, first, Mrs. W. Ouder- kirk, Mrs. May Mricalfe; second, Mrs. H. Hagen, Mr. A. Lockhnrt. I The local hockey team playedi two games last week. On Monday,) M, they defeiatvd Bolton by " score’ of 4-3 and on Thursday playedl Caledon East and heat them by A score of 6-2. The local boys have. the making of a good elean fastl club and arr znlting mnro local': support at every game. We would like to \f‘c mum people from Thistlclnwn camp out. and hvlp ‘suppnrt the tram a: u good per- lcentuge of the lmy! are from 2y,yloc,n,; Come out and help (boost “Humbor Summit Thistle." Glad to MN' Skippy Stokes is better and able to be out again, after having measles and croup. Soon tall tho buys will be home who reside in this district. Mont recent arrival last week from overseas was Charlie Henderson. Welcome. home, Charlie. Congratulations to Mr. Ind Mrs. Frank Kirkman on the arrival ot I baby daughter also to Mr. and Mrs. H. thertson on the urivll~ of I buby daughter Jan. 18 It Pod vlemnrial Hospital, Brampton. Friends and neighbor: of Mr. R. Sleigh wish him I speedy recovery from injuries obtained when hit by I our last Monday. “The ,eg,TI'")', n gird that lives a: e and: o coni an, in equip with I cross hill, I tool L11U'l"t1 the hum in twining - need ASHBURY Big Ten Scorer. the " r- uu-In; no. "tae tr ant Miller AX. hunt "I: m. Gallagts" of the In!!! bu who: our midi-pow knot ship this wank with his the (all, whiFllliott, p. lung. can! Chaplain Run I.....-.' Lithgow (k'd', *lnxl) -.. Hane- (Red Wilt!) ....... Cruise (Bangers) w... Jethtes (Cm-diam) - L. Coffey (Boston) ._.... Phillips (Boston) ---- iiiriiiUG; 'h'avTHii' ia/aria for four point.- to wind up In I tie fur second pine. hone". _ (Tatum (may .--.-. Elliot (Bowen) w... Slum: (Lets) "--"e'"""-"'. 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