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‘| â€" WESTON MIDGET N. H.L. Conrad was the big gun for Owen Sound, getting two of their goals and assisting on anâ€" other with singletons going to keeper plus some of their scorâ€" ing strength due to illiness and bustling Owen Sound club. Actually the play was much eloser than the score would inâ€" dicate with Hamilton missing McCormack, Fuller, and Godâ€" frey who also had an assist. "Butch" Hall scored Hamilâ€" ton‘s lone marker with Wright drawing ap assist. Death, Osâ€" borne, and Madgett also played well for Owen Sound with Robâ€" ins, Dauphin, and Davis showâ€" ing up well for Hamilton. MARLBOROS 1, BRANTFORD 0 Marlboros and Brantford came up with a close, interesting game with the only goal comâ€" OWEN soOUND 5, HAMILTON 1 _ Jack Savage‘s Hamilton squad l6 sooun enc coneeeo se ce i eeeeeneeneennenmmnnnmnemamemen eneeaneeererenneneennen n nnnoooommmemcnpavmmmmndmapanmmaterayrrananmepmnedmermenmenvereranmanmenmanmanmanenrenmepmaneanne aa ene = s Nes S es Prsee zl ywe 9 meresnerrnituce â€". 5 wese~ c s 2o womnniiGinemmmmm ce y * & â€"9 e z: ces L AIOnnaiie. L r nc â€" =â€"â€"__Z__â€" ® omm & fii . m lnrâ€"aay ? ~~ es i9 % o geet ho e (m) l L wl kn 0_ s t o0 2o t» ST. MATTHIAS CHURCH EMERGENCY RELIEF FUND 662 Scarlett Rd. Dec. 1st, 1954 Receipts: « Total Donations deposited in the Canaâ€" _ _ _ _ dian Bank of Commerce, Weston ... Direct Cash Donations to Flood Victims TOTAL RECEIPTS ........;:.):smmmvromvame Total Amount issued to Flood Victims Flood VigHME .0. css cce Materials purchased for assistance to Flood Victims . ipiogrennss Cash Donated direct to Flood, Victims .. ... Secondary cheques issued to Flood Vicâ€" Expenditures: Primary cheques issued for assistance to cost of Handling E.R. Account Credit Balance ...................... CREDIT EXPENDITURES tims .. .. en en mt rammirea es Postage, Stationery, Supplies charged to The Committee handling this fund wish to again thank those who conâ€" tributed and express the dppreciation of the recipients for this kindness, MR. E. O. CATHCART, Chairman MR. FRED ISHERWOOD REV. T. B. BUTLER MR. TOM SCOTT, Fin, Secty. on a number‘ of excellent SHMOP AT 52 Main St. South, Weston SALE OF TV SETS [ Crosley ‘ Super "V‘" Television The biggest 21" picture in the world, with aluminized picture tube. 17" Sets as low as 199.95 MANY OTHER TV SETS BY CROSLEY, PHILIPS, FLEETWOOD Financial Statement: [# Best TV Aorials At Lowest Prices C w w-,f:‘%wg mé_._; ( Féé%@; A.Applia.nces & OP AT Fwnnucsf 7 4 REV, PAUL GLOVER 17" and 21" SETS AT ALL PRICES Weston Appliances & Furniture ing after seven minutes of the first period from the stick of Mitchell on a nice play with Wilson. Both teams missed many opportunities and either could have won it Caskey, McCormick, and Cockâ€" well played well for Marlboros while Kilpatrick, Horne, and Wagner tried hard for Brantâ€" forgd. While Kitchener shut out the hard trying Stratford team a little more finish around the nets by Strafford could have given them at least a tie. Leistner opened the» scoring on a nice play‘starting at his own blueline. Gray assisted by Boultbee completed the scoring late in the second period. Jago, Slaughter, and Zurawell were Stratford‘s best while Canâ€" ning, Vaughan, and Collins played well for ‘the winners. AMERICAN LEAGUE ~~ WESTON MIDGET NHL. Providence defeated Buffalo in KITCHENER 2, STRATFORD 0 $2365.45 125.00 $2490.45 §$2445.75 $1400.00 $2490.45 897.75 23.00 125.00 30.00 14.70 Fog Buffalo, Don West got the only goal with Bob Garrett get> ting the This game would have been\ much closer if the boys had all turned out. the first game of the w&owuthl.m scored two goals unassisted and The second game between Hershey and New Haven ended in a 4â€"4 tie. It was a battle all the way. The goal getters for Hershey were G. King with 2 goals and 1 assist, Pat McMinaâ€" min with 1 goal and 2 assists. Barry Burlington took top honâ€" ours in the scoring with 1 goal and three assists. Pittsburgh and Cleveland battled for two periods to, a scoreless tie. It was the best game of the morning with both teams having manyâ€"chances to score. Jack Morgan in goal for Pittsburgh played his best game of the season; also Garry Rayâ€" nor in the Cleveland net. Teddy Windsor, Earl Hogben, Dennis Banon were the best for Pittsâ€" burg, Cam Simpson, Murray Savage, Tom Beasley played well for Cleveland. WESTON MIDGET NHL, NATIONAL LEAGUE + Both games in the national league doubleheader Saturday night were very close and proâ€" vided fast exciting action. The first game ended in a 4â€"4 tie between Detroit and Rangers. In the second game Boston manâ€" aged to score a goal in the last 45 seconds to come up with a 2â€"1 win over Chicago. Detroit took a 2â€"0 lead in the first period on goals by Dave Gardhouse and Don Macdonald. In the second, Detroit added two more by: Murray Lorimer assisted by Cam Simpson, Norm: McMath, and Don Macdonald. Rangers came back strong on goals by Terry Hall assisted by Paul Fewster; then Billy Braby and Mike Coffey score@ to end the period 4â€"3. Halfway through the third period Ron Mongrow scored the fourth Ranger goal WE HAVE EVERYTHING IN OUR STOCK OF OVER 6,000 RECORDS Childran‘s Records Classical and Modern Records Latest Song Hits Over 1,000 Longâ€"Playirq Records $00 RECORDS ON SALE 5 for $1 30 for $5§ Philips, R.C.A. Victor, Seabreere DOLL CRIBS, 26" ................ $4.50 DOLL CHEST OF DRAWERS â€" 18" K 18 x 9" .o occmsooeo oc $7.00 COFFE TABLES â€" Natural mahogâ€" any and walnut .................... $14.95 Lovely DUTCH CRIBS . ........... $14.50 1029 Weston Rd. Mount Dennis Custom Woodworking Christmas Sale Of Records Record Players Philips, Crosiey, Malficrafrers, Electrohome $26.95 up See our Rudioâ€"Phonegraphs New Canadians Specialty Co. $19.95 up Also Baby Furniture and Toys R A D 1 0 $ Of Every Kind st se morning :"dn them a well deserved " Baird Gavey assisted by Jesse toh the verdict over Chicago in Weller scored. Boston‘s second goal at 19.15 of the third period to break a 1â€"1 tie and give Bosâ€" game. Larry Bowers in goal for Chicago played an outstanding game kicking out shots from all angles. At the other end of the ice, Mike Davidson also played a swell game. Ron Ewing scored Chicago‘s only goal and was a standout all through the game. Jesse Weller and. Jack Gillis teamed up for Boston‘s first goal with Jesse pulling the trigâ€" ger JUVENILE LEAGUE Majors and Flyers hooked up in the first game on Thursday night with the Majors u!:#a the verdict by a 5â€"2 score. For Majors the goal scorers were Don Lee, Jim Fry, Ted Charâ€" mon, and Brian N.cKelvey (2). Flyers goals were both scored by "Butch" Clifford assisted on one by Alan Simpson. In the second game Dukes gained the nod over Tigers by 3â€"2, This was a very close game until the finish, Paul Seagrave assisted by Ted Williams scored the first Duke goal with Trevor Metcalfe scoring the second and Paul Seagrave again, assisted by Jim Kilpatrick scoring the third. Frank Wilson scored Tigâ€" ers first goal and assisted Bob Burgess on the other. The Juvenile hockey league is shaping up like an exceptionalâ€" ly fine league and should be a credit to the Weston Midget NH.L. organization. Marlboros and Barrie staged a great struggle on Saturday afâ€" ternoon but couldn‘t * decide which was the better team and ended up.in a 3â€"3 tie. Murray Deathe scored twice for Marlâ€" boro assisted by Wayne Mcâ€" Kenzie and then Wayne assisted by Webster scored the third. Arnott with two and McColeâ€" man assisted by Garred scored for Barrie. In the second game St. Kitts shaded Windsor by a 1â€"0 score. This was a close game and the result could have been reversed if Windsor had been a little more accurate in their shooting. Gord Moore was the marksman for St. Kitts with Noon assisting. Guelph had more dash and luck in their shooting when they outscored Oshawa by 4â€"0. Armâ€" strong with two and Murray and Archer assisted by Eaton led the Guelph attack. All the Oshawa players tried hard but it just wasn‘t their day. "My word," blurted the golfer as he made the dirt fly around the ball. ‘"The worms probably think there‘s an earthquake." "Worms around here are smart," answered the caddy. "I‘ll bet most of them have climbed up on the ball for safeâ€" ty. 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In the first game ,Brookbanks took an early 1â€"0 lead bver Dollys as Bill Reed scored on a pass from Bruce Hales, in the â€"and with every kitchen svite. sold before Christmas we are giving your choico of either STAINLESS TABLEWARE 24 Pee. Service for 6 Chrome & Wrought Iron Kitchen Suites Bed Chesterfields Chesterfield Suites Daveno Suites $89.95 up $59.50 up Bedroom Suites 20 Pce. Breakfost Set » â€"FREEâ€"â€" $129 up this out each Tuesday on first period. Dollys tied it up and went one up in the second period on goals by Stew Antâ€" ram and Craig Cribar with Doug Colby gaining an assist on Antâ€" ram‘s goal. The winners came back strong in the final frame with three tallies from the sticks of Jack Lawson, Bruce Hales, and D Burleigh. Lawson, Reed and Burleigh each gained assists. Larose played an outstanding game in the winners‘ net with good protection from Madgett and Lynskey. Sammy ‘"The Kid" Simmons shone in a defensive way for the winners. Bill Bain, Craig Cribar, Bob McConnell, and Eddie Macdonald were best for the Jewellers. In the second game, Gilmores and Wilfs put up a titanic struggle with Johnny Thornton emerging as the hero of the game as he tallied the only goal in the game, in the first period, GIFTS Saniboys $8.95 Coffee Percolators That Are Sure To Please Hoover Vacuum Cleaners Silex Candlovlioht Service 516.95 Popâ€"up Toasters Floor Sweepers Electric Heaters Electric Kettles Floor Polishers $19.50 up Electric Irons $5.95 up $5.95 up “9-95 EASY SPIRALATOR WASHERS All Sizes and Prices $139 up _ to give the wcch;:lotfio'u.: Ne their ver handling . puck and their strong forecheckâ€" ing, Greg McKelvey, Mike Burns, creditable performances. _ Rudy Nagel in goal for the winners rightly deserved his first shutout of the seasonâ€" and he was followed in poing of efâ€" fectiveness by Fink Chard in the opposing net who yielded only one goal. Cruise, Keith Clarke, and Louie Bunda were standouts for Wilfs. 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