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SPORTS

The Pee-wee Lives, or the Fee- Shown in the rhotos are the fellows
Wee Flyers may only look forward to enjoying a feast at the Cane cook-
the day where they may adc to the nouse.
fane of hockey by cuilding scoring Notice the lovely cake!

marks of which every voungster so
willinely trys. They may not exer-
cise the skills end art of Girly
Phil Esposito or the increcible
Bobhy Urr, tut then how micn ray one
exrect from boys J2 and under.

To every mother as long as her
boy sxates, he is 2 great drawing
ecard, der words of encourarement
are towards the engraverent of a
hockey monurent by her forever
cheering nim onward, Nine times ont
of ten it is the mother's cheering,
th::t enables the hoy, much to nis
on surrrize, to be the tutcred
marksman of an unexrected soal,

It. is not. often that 2a coach
sm’ les during a gume. The cosch
seems to he from another world where
people do one thing and that is chew
eum. cut. when 2 coach hears a
rother's cry saying "Come on Peter,"
or "Come on Frankie", Rinley will
vouch for it. that coaches haye been
known to smile. This is the beauty
that rours forth across the ice
when fathers anc mothers are there
to supnort their own children. For
to these -ounesters every game is
important.

To every father it. seems that
his boy is slow in catching on to
sxating. He wonders how come his
boy is not backchecking or sxating
with greater authority and profic-
jiency. All one has to do as a
father then, is come to more hockey
fam s and get the Lest seat in the
house. Sit. back 4nd thins when you
were a iittle hoy, vor surprised
every one by st.arting to walk before
you learned to crawl,

The Rushfeldt Flyers'nlayers
rejoice in heing the vee-Wee champ-
jons of Cassiar. It dic not come
easy. The Elves nlayed very well,
but the lone winter grinc was too
much for them.