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Fraser 1. Kitchener ,Goal Ronnie Johns. Oshawa 3 â€" Guelph 3 Oshawa Goal Scorers Ted Woods 1. Mike Saunders 1. Ricky Vince Gueiph Goal Scorers Dave Dor sey 3. Hamilton Goal Scorers Glen Mor ley 1. Wm. Shumka 1, Jed Han Barrie 4 â€" Kitchener 1 Barrie Goal Scorers Mike Whalâ€" en 2. Wayne Simmons 1, Bob Hamilton 3 THE REF‘S A CELEBRITY ... Referee Eddie Powers of the National Hockey League, turned up at Weston Arena Friday night to referee a game between Weston‘s Pee Wees, The Toronto Torâ€" ries and the American rivals, the Deâ€" troit Austins. The Pee Wee game took Weston Minor Hockey League George Clifton Bob Frewin Dick Shatto _ Irv Lightstone George Clifton‘s Golf School Royal York Plaza Downstairs Royal York Bow! 9â€"Day Golf Vacation at Florida‘s fabulous DeSoto Lakes Golf Club. $295.00 covers Jet Fare, Lodging, Breakfast, Green Fees. 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Cleveland Goal Don Copleston Minor Bantam Pee Wees place before the Dixie Bee Hives and the Weston Dodgers t eed off in the main match of the night. In the Pee Wee contest. Toronto shellacked the Americans 7â€"0, in a game full of the action shown in this photo. Cleavland 1 Windsor 0 | IT PAYS TO USE THE | TIMES WANT ADS Lions 5 â€" Flyers 3 Lions Goal Scorers Paul Roberts 2, Bill Lyons 1, Gord Moore 1, Allan Cooper 1. Flyers Goals Don Couseneau 3. Rangers 3 â€" Boston 0 Shutout Goalie Robt. Chatreau. Ranger Goals John Farmer 2, Bob Steven 1. Detroit 1 â€" New Haven 1 Detroit Goal Neil Gillespic. New Haven Goal Blair Smith. Chicago 3 â€" Canadians 1 Chicago Goals Ian Whiley 1, John Niosi 1. Bob Atkinson 1. Canadian Goal Doug. Gowland. Dukes 3 â€" Beavers 0 Shutout Goalie Bob Boyce. Dukes Goals Dave White 2, Doug Barnes 1. Majors 2 â€" Tigers Major‘s Goals Doug Copelston Len Ingle 1, Bill Summervile Rochester 4 â€" Quebec Aces 0 Shutout Goalie Steve Quinlan. 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Powers took to| The threeâ€"period straig! the bisdes once again last Friâ€"\time contest was part of Do day night at Weston Arena as|ers promotion night when he refereed a peeâ€"wee exhibition|Spencer and Doug Barclay ca match between Torrids of the|especially in direct from Mal T. H. L. and Detroit Austins, in<\to autograph sticks before he vited to Weston especially for|ing downtown to prepare â€" scoring ability that could have been a lesson to nxun in the mormoehlox;nl of the game n.: oroughly mm a outscored the visi/ n a 6 â€" 0 Canada‘s Finest â€"CAR WASH 2199 The Answer to road salt and winter slush Monday to Saturday tm moneust Right weer :.; ers n en | Irv Spencer and Doug Barclay came especially in direct from Malto» to autograph sticks before headâ€" ing downtown to prepare for their big game against Toronto Maple Leafs the following night. Auhd# Powers was the wellâ€" known eston Dodger right â€" winger, Al Osborne, who is des tined for big time action in a very fow years. 6 p.m. it.