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The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), January 25, 1967, p. 9

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This Is Iwrlwckey week across our great nation hockey today is big and growing It oyer million into the Canadian Today more than a quarter a million boys are rcgis- for minor hockey in lads Figures show there organized teams hockey covers six rec- categories atom bantam midget juvenile HOCKEY WORKERS There are thousands of en- working as ives directors coaches referees etc It is estimated than adults qual- as regular minor hockey rkers Here at Newmarket Bill Is Association Ed Adams viccprcsi lent Cy Gilbert secretary ten treasurer Art Jim Kelly Frank Bill lives Bob is Aurora Ray vice- iresident Fred Terry secre tary Bob Vince Casey Awde Smith Jack Turriff Bill Wilson directors Other area presidents and secretaries are Al ink East Gwillim- Stuart Stan Marsh- Ridges Joe Gordon Lynn Bradford Ken Hooper Mrs Shropshire These representing Newmarket District reaching the consolation final in lose the High School made a very creditable showing in prima entry Waff the High School Centennial Hockey Tournament Skaters Qualify For Championships Stone South Shore Iroulin Ken King City Bob Atchcson Charles Brockton Lake Wilcox Bob Bill pie Roy Wilson Dick Wil liams Jim Kitchen Norm Shten Schomberg Minor hockey to these lead- lers and all connected with the national game is a labor of love Minor Hockey Week pro vides an opportunity for all parents and adults to show these willing workers they appreciate their efforts This can he done by attending at least one minor hockey game this week The slogan for minor hoc key is still Dont send take your boy the rink ami stay to sec him play White Clouds Win NEWMARKET White Clouds are on cloud nine They defeated the Newmar ket Midget Hockey league leaders Blue Blazes for their first win Red Riots crept within one point of Blazes with a classy win Blue Bombers Jim Walker scored twice to fend the off to a win Kerry Cully and Bob contracted for other Cloud counters Jack Hurst was a two goal Blazes bomb er Red Riots had five players on their 11 was Rick Allen Mike Fitzgerald Barry Don Scott and Vem Stephens making with the action Dana VanCamn wheeling in high gear shot the goal that saved Bombers from a whitewasher NEWMARKET The New marketBradford district will be well and ably represented at the Canadian Figure Skat ing Association Canadawide championship to be held at Varsity arena this month Newmarket Skating Club pair Ann Jenkins and Mar garet Sanderson skated in flawless style to win the no vice ladies pairs champion ships in recent Central Ontario Sectional tests It marked a first time for skaters from Maureen Walker of Brad ford daughter of Mr and Mrs Brad Walker skating under the Toronto Cricket and Skating and Curling Club col ors with partner Dick captured the senior pairs title Paul skating under the Lcaside Club banner learned up with East Yorks anil Skating Club pairs cham- Fletcher to finish third pionship Inst season will also in the junior mixed pairs compete in the Varsity arena Paul is the son of Mr and Mrs Fred St Maureen daughter of Dr and Mrs Mervyn er and partner Wayne Pal mer of the Toronto Cricket competitions The district skaters quali fied for Canadian cham pionships in the Central On tario Figure Skating Associa tion sectionals held al the Heather arena last week Bradford Falcons Lose To Sounders iiils area 10 win inn- BRADFORD Bradford HOCKEY STANDINGS Falcons playoff hopes reach NEWMARKET OPTIMISTS ed the near vanishing point Bantam tws as they dropped a 74 Maroons 13 Greens 7 0 14 Reds Dark Blues 3 Blacks a CURLING STANDINGS YORK CURLING CLUB MONDAY DRAW Blues ft Newmarket Midget Second Scries W I- TPls Blue Blazes 7 2 Red Riots 2 2 Blue 4 fi ft 6 Coulter 5 While Clouds Carter Aurora Town Woods TPts Can Tire IS Eric Cycles 2 King 11 2 I 2 Morgan 0 2 Knapps It Marshall 12 Senior Bennett 12 I TPls I Rich Hill 2 I Moody 2 Tor 2 Aurora 2 ft 2 6 Spear 3 gian Bay Junior Hockey lea gue verdict lo the league leading Parry Sound Bmns- at the Bradford arena last week The Sounders to prove they betonged In top spot opened with a neat passing show to spring a lead before Brad fords Ron scored at John Cox and Alan Ellis set up the goal The made It early in the second 1 Tom hit from craft and Cox at The Sounders added another pair of quick goals early in the third period as Jim Mc- Kcnnx and Jim Smith scored seconds apart scored his second goal on Doug Stewarts relay at lo com plete the scoring The brothers and Ron werent as prom inent as with wicks Rod scored two goals with two fast and and picked up assist Roger gnats The Falcons fought harvested an assist back as Ray scored on brother of star Bob Hogarths pass at and collected an assist Lois 612 Greta Vokes and Dot Gerard were Tuesday Ladies Lea gue leaders Edith McCUtch- Marie 564 Yvonne Grace Osmond Betty 523 and Laurine Dyson 519 were next in line Marg Eves Mitchell 609 Shirley Wright Banning Evans Donna Dyer Mar guerite McDonald and Muriel Morning set the pace In the Wednesday la dles League Previous week leaders were Ann 754 Mitchell Joan West- lake and Ethel Winter 626 Monday Major League three stars were Peat Myrtle Dunn and Al ma Porter with a single Mary Clark Ethel Win ter Nina Bray Eva Conk Joan Noble Helen Graham Hum phrey Greta Vokes and Liz Bell leaders League standing Harrys Toms Gren- 23 Dysons and Kill irks 16 Gertrude Clark was a Monday Indies League pace setter Norma Tansley Sharon Needier 634 were over 600 howlers Smalley Thorns Pat Claire Pollock Shirley Bray Floss Campbell and Kitty Ruddock hit the over bracket Bowl Newmarket leads the Metro Ladies League with points Thorncliffo has Pauline was lop howler Pat runnerup Doris Jean Weston and Jean Dunne 305 shot best singles Everybody got Into the Thursday Ladies league act were Frances Joan Noble Jo Anne Sue Edith Vernon Betty Brown Jo Anne Proctor 526 Knappctt 526 Elsie Andrews Mary Ann Morton Grace French Lynn Hi- and Audrey limes District NEWMARKET Jim Rich- was returned as presi dent of the Newmarket trlct Soccer League for a lenlh term the leagues an nual meeting held Inst week Cliff Lofthousc of Aurora Hockey Jan 26 pm New- market arena Suburban Junior Aurora Tigers vs Newmarket Jan pm Keswick arena Intermediate vs Keswick Comets Jan pm Brad ford arena Georgian Bay Junior vs Bradford Falcons Jan 29 pm New market arena OHA Sub urban Junior vs Aurora Tigers Jan pm Brad- arena OHA Georgian Bay Junior vs were other Bradford Falcons an 3031 7 pm York Curling Club club competition Lawn Bowling Jan 7 pm Miami Greens indoor lawn bowl ing second trebles play Basketball Jan A pm Huron Heights gym North York Senior League Trinity vs Aurora Teachers Pickering College vs Huron Heights Jan run Huron Heights gym North York Senior League Aurora Teachers vs Pickering College was reelected vicepresident Martin Orillia Leu DAgostlno Sharon treasurer Al McGregor rie match secretary and Sid Keswick recording secretary- Nick VanVclzen Alan Dean Aurora Walt Keswick and Karl Midland were named to the executive committee An additional member will he added from the Owen Sound club being organized to com pete in league play this sum mer Ed of Aurora was returned s minor soccer commissioner Prospects appear bright for the largest entry in year history of the league Indications are for teams A total of teams were represented at the meet- Next executive meeting will held here on Feb The annual general meeting of the Ontario Football Association will be held in Torontos King Kdward Hotel Feb A number of teams are expected to be represented Maroons Greens Dark Blues Win Optimist Loop Games i Maroon edged Red 32 Green nipped Blue Dark Blues unfold ed a versatile scoring show lo beat Black fl3 in Newmar ket Optimist Hockey League games Laurie McCaffrey along with Mike and Dan Lawrence supplied the Maroon scoring spark Bryan Pick was In for his usual two goals to pace Gord Noll and Larry Blight flashed in for two goals each goals Jim Ferguson fired a single load Green Vine was a happy hattrick shoot er Ian scored a single as Blues came up with a gallant effort in their en to vacate the cellar Don John and Jim supplied gilt- edged two goal drives pace Dark Blue Apps John Davis and Alan patted the other winners Rangers Move To Top Onion Feb 4 BRADFORD Plans have now been finalized lor the eighth annual Bradford and District Curling Club Onion skin This major event at the Bradford Club will start Feb Play will continue on Feb and officials arc still accepting entries Contact Bradford for entry forms AURORA Rangers heal Toronto Shut- tons 1 17 In a free wheeler to move all alone first place in the Senior Hockey League Aur ora Merchants found skating room to gain a lie with Richmond Hill Dynes Rang ers have points Dynes in the close knit scrap for first place Bob Satchel hit for two goals spark Merchants Charles Saito and Wolf Buck- shot other Aurora goals Paul scored twice his second tying tally lo pace the Mo William son and Doug potted other Hill goals Leo Fox Peter Warming- ton and Gord all line- mates and Roger scor ed a pair of goals to power Rangers Linemates Dave Gary and Karl Cairns shared other goals Gary Stamp hit for three goals Jack I wo Doug Carter and Brian Ball a goal each as put on a determined third period rally slice into the healthy lead BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Opticians Surfers Sink Spitfires In OMHA League Action Ron Chapman and Harvey Spitfires for the second Gordon triggered other Hill successive week checked their Max Smith played a I Rest Dec 2 plenty of 3 Aspirin to reduce fever and relieve pain ASPIRIN WILL MAKE YOU FEEL BETTER FAST ASPIRIN a I jZfiuurrtJ FAST tun COLDS CURLING STANDINGS YORK CURLING CLUB WEDNESDAY DRAW Woods Houston Spear Moody Coulter- Bales Clarke Bennett Sokbl Marshall Mackay scoring hardware with Percy Price at the arena door as they lost 71 to Richmond Hill Surfers in an Ju venile League game The Cliff guided Spits lost to a hustling hockey ma chine Fans present rated the Surfers the best juvenile pla toon skate out on Hub ice for considerable time g4 Ross Shropshire whipped in the lone Newmarket goal in the third period It came after l Surfer snipers had peppered Newmarket goalkeeper Dave X Clark a kingsire bundle of shots that gave them an 2 early lead Bruce and Keith Russell put the now in I the Surfer attack with two goals each Dave steady game in Hill cage SUPERIOR OPTICAL Oculist Prescriptions Filled Optical Repairs 8956431 Main St Newmarket Insurance DRUG STORE HOURS SUNDAY JAN BEST DRUG STORE Phone JAN I BEST DRUG STORE Open until jmil SHARONS i BEAUTY SALON KINO CITY Now nnrfr Call ret Hair Monday He altered Trade Mark of Bayer Company Aurora Ontario 2 2 0 ft i TPts Live royally start your Itluniint Ral 0 and Aula Save JO per If net Both Drugs Stores Open Til i ONE STOP for SALES SERVICE and RENTAL A A T Machine Shop Aurora Power Equipment and Marine Aurora RentAll have combined in one building to offer all domestic and commercial accounts a complete service for expert 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