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Two additional members were added to the Legion Midget Hockey Tournament Executive Committee when the second seasonal meeting was held recently. Both Wal- ter Donkin and John Clephan are experienced in minor hockey and both have worked in previous tournaments. Russell Andrews was named tournament secretary and Robert Heider was confirmed as treasurer at the meeting. Tournament President Marsh Amos stated that about 100 advance invitations had been <cnt to hockey clubs and that would be completed January 10. Some twenty teams have already made early applica- tion for entry. Date of the Seventh Annual Legion Tournament was set for March 18 through March 24. The seven-day event will again coincide with the mid- winter break of Ontario schools. Three junior hockey scouts will advise the committee on d-mmmmmumuum1m\1um1mlll1uni1nlu1umll\Iu\lIm“mummmlmmmunuuumuuuumm\mmlmuu“1u“m1mmmmumumuuunlummmnmmuumumnmuummumnunumIummumuuuunI1lumummluuumlmmmummuumla! WE MAKE IT EASY AT Blade V Guaranteed 1 year on mum snow SIIIIVEL 4:1 As its fiscal year nears an end, the Big Brothers of York are reporting to the community on happenings since it became a fulltime agency in January. Executive Director George Karpati reports that its greatest efforts have been in the direc- tion of recruiting men to volun- teer three or four hours a week to become Big Brothers and spend these hours with a father- less boy. “However, in this area we have not achieved a high rate of success. The number of boys on the waiting list in York County is still about 48, and this num- ber is growing all the time. so it means recruitment of volunâ€" teer Big Brothers has to strengthen,” says Mr. Karpati. Early in September the Big and Little Brothcrs held a mini- ature golf tournament followed by a swim and a barbecue party. More than 30 men and boys Name Walter Donkin, John Clephan To Tourney Committee Big Brother Raffle Argo Football MARSH AMOS STORES NOW MORE THAN EVER YOU NEED 06 legion Reports Branch 375, Royal Canadian Legion By Eric Chapman Great let your cav Hunk snow moblle collage and home 0 WI“ no! scratch _ chlp rust or Clack the potentiality of hockey teams being considered for entry. Bob Patterson in the Toronto and east-west areas of Canada. Jim Tye in the Kitchener and Kingston areas. and Steve Book in the Ottawa Valley and Quebec, year-old Steve Dine of King- ston, who received the Most Valuable Goalie Award at the Legion tourney last March, is now tending goal for the Kingston Canadians in the OHA Major Junior “A” League. In his. first start of the season Steve stopped 52 shots from reigning Memorial Cup holders. Toronto Marlboros. Kingston subsequently won the game. Hockey enthusiasts may be intercsted to learn that 16- Four members of the branch ladies’ auxiliary were honored at the dinner. Elsie Burnie. Ida Ellis, Hazel Len- ton and Alice Cuthbertson were awarded 20 year service pins by Ladies Auxiliary Provincial Third Vice-Presi- dent Gloria Sanford. Branch 375 was host to 24 veterans of World War I and their wives at a dinner and dance Saturday. Oldest vet- eran present was John Stalla- brass age 91. Comrades Jack Sanders. William MacPher- son. Sam Garrow and Earl Byers were reunited at the event, having all bEen mem- bers of the same battalion, 220th. York Rangers. serving in France. A standing ovation was accorded guest speaker Judge James Butler of Richmond Hill and it is hoped to pro- vide a more detailed account of the proceedings in next week’s column. RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE 250 Yonge Street North RICHMOND HILL 0 884-4401 OPEN THURS. & FRI. EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P.M TO MAKE IT SO EASY! On October 28. Big and Little Brothers took part in a very successful car rally sponsored by Granny’s Country Bakers. Nineteen cars competed for trophies and prizes donated by Aurora Radio Hospital. Wilson‘s Hardware, Towne TV. Aurora Travel Service, Go-Roma Piz- zeria and others. participated The overall winner of the rally was Little Brother Peter Hodge (Big Brother Michale Wills). Big Brothers did the driving while Little Brothers served as navigators. Runners up were LB Brian Clow and BB Jim Glover; LB Paul Buxton and BB Dave Dion; LB Ron Sterling and BB Jim Wolfe; and LB Tim Haddock and BB Karl Keizerwaard. “As we are getting close to the end of the year," said Kar- pati. “we are more and more aware of the need for a concen- WINDSIIIELII WASHER ONLY ANTI-FREEZE Sunday Holy Communion was celebrated at St. John-’5 in the morning. The flowers on the alter were placed the-re to the glory of God and in loving memory of William and Maude Catpell, by their daughter, Ruth Gould, and their son and daughter-in-law. Jack and Kay ‘Ca‘pell of Pelterb‘oro. At St. John’s Anglican Sunday there will be a ser- vice ~of Morning Prayer at 10:30 am. Instead 'of a fellowship hour in the evening at St. John's several carlOIads of parishionens will travel b0 Trinity Church, Barrie, for Evening Prayer and to join with the Mixed Blessings as they lead the young people in worship and coffee house. Church News Mid-week Holy Commun- ion ‘and Bible Study will be held :as usual next Wednes- day evening. ELGIN MILLS - JEFFERSON MIGHTY MUFFLER 9190 YONG! S'I'. We carry a complete line of mufflers and tail pipes for all American and European cars. 10°70 OFF CORRESPONDENT: CAROLINE LOMAS Telephone 884-3000 “Just South of Richmond Hill” REGULAR PRICE CUSTOM PIPE BENDING Muffler & Tail Pipe LIFE TIME GUARANTEE PHONE 889-997 7 Come in and try us. SPECIAL trated effort to raise funds." The Rotary Club of Aurora recently donated $1,000 and the Big Brothers recently received $300 from the students of Bay- view Secondary School in Rich- mond Hill. “Many thanks to these organi- zations,” Karpatl said. “If our efforts to raise funds through the raffle of an autographed Argo football are successful, our needs for this year will be met." In summary. Karpati says Big Brothers need the support of the community in two areas. First of all is the need for a large numb’er of volunteer Big Brothers and, secondly, the need for substantial funds to keep the agency going in the coming year. “If anybody is interested in discussing these matters with us, please call me at 727-1251 or write Box 34, Aurora." says the executive director. ’ The Young Adults Bible Study will be held Friday evening at 8 pm at the rec- tory. The passage for study will be Matthew 18. Birthday Wishes This week our 'heartiest wis'hEs for a happy birthday go {'0 Gregory Go‘od'eve who be nine Friday, to Danny Neilson who will be 10 Sa- turday and to Rick Harris who will be 10 Tuesday. YONGE & LEVENDALE RICHMOND HILL on Hangers or Packaged CUSTOM SHIRT SERVICE TRY ONE GALLON USE OUR firestorm CREDIT PLAN, AMERICAN EXPRESS or CHARGEX CLEANING CENTRES Penson - Achilles Honeymooned In Acapulco Will Live In Hamilton St. John's Anglican Church. Jefferso‘n. was the setting for a lovely wedding November 3 when Rev.‘ Earl Gerber offi- ciated at the marriage of Frances Jill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Achilles of Oak Ridges to George Ken- neth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Penson of Hamilton. Given in marriage by her father the bride was attired in a full-length gown with a cathedral train. It was made of silk organza with lace in- serts over taffeta. Her head- dress was a cap of Swiss lace highly accented with pearls and iridescent crystals. From it extended her floor-length veil trimmed with matching lace. To complete a Winsome picture she carried Woburn Abbey roses with s-tephanotis and ivy. Maid of honor Jill Nic- 011 and Bridesmaids Muriel Smith and Cindy Andrews were gowned alike in flow- ered sheer over mint green taffeta fashioned on empire lines. 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