i j if- j J tilt Era March erfs a by GEORGE HASKETT SporU Editor Wraps referring lo the jg of hu community centre is required and I it would indasmlhv if not more Pern A si 5 he on a recreation com- Bill half a community use it once we do have Find out upkeep cost Vcr pus kol lull her Ho Sri Br To by a at CI cfitaWish any trend It denied everyone to do different It would have to he done without hitting the taxpayers straw that snapped one is all too prone to pipe a Unfortunately money crow on tree Sooner or later meone I i aeain This extra burden he the canned the camels back Today every- up with the idea or prjabbih in the Ion run has to be many retired folks are linn incomes We cannot burden them with additional taxes Theres a limit and mQr the limit it a lot of thought before deciding to for broke and establish a mnnitv centre So lets see if we cant alonir with what we have before shooting off on a spend ing spree Too before plunging into a community centre idea lets consider a The Hub will soon reach the point were a V could he supported hear much talk about a yeararound swimming tool We would think if the day comes when we can afford same it would constructed as part of a school extension then more persons would be able to take advantage of the year round facili ties The other subject that seems to have deve loped into a behind the scenes battle is the hockey age question There was quite a furor at the time when it was announced initially junior hockey ages and thereby minors would be cut back six months This it was suggested was to accommodate the We have heard little on the subject of late We suspect the AHA and NHL are striving to hammer out a deal We were under the impres sion last year Hie age would go the other way to make it possible for year olds to play junior We thought this was an excellent idea It would keep juniors active another year However this idea seems to have been consigned to the Aurora and Newmarket junior clubs as well as their minor teams have objected to the change proposed recently We expect in the end the pro ideas will carry the day Money talks and you can guess who dishes up the greenbacks to etc Proof positive of course that you cant em all After all how many pro clubs are there five Five should be able to tell a hund- red thousand players or is it two hundred where to go and how to get We came to the conclusion Thursday at the arena weve forgotten how to have fun We were reminded it doesnt have to he organized to the the degree to create fun We enjoyed the doctors vs staff staff contests We more of these fun creation games The fans enjoyed action and the participants too so far as we could see Someone must have lost a foot In a previous challenge match The trophy presented to the staff winners appeared to be topped by a foot We offered to take any casualties to the York- Central but fortunately everyone survived although we suspect and splint sales a new high next day This reminded us were missing so much fun today it isnt always They werent always played under ideal condi tions In fact more often than not it was more of a splash bowl than a shinny game However every body had fun and a player who could splash the goalie when a shot was fired was a surefire starter While Staff Operates J NEWMARKET Doctor coach G Punch lach left his bench to pursue his photographic hobby at the arena Thursday This was a big mistake While Punch was getting the historic Doctor vs Mate staff struggle on film tor posterity the doctors were one end to the and they at the other end and htm were gasping tor oxygen while such kid stars as tan Bob Pick Fred ami Ted Brown were full of run at the finish It was suspected too the Staff were bringing In fresh ring ers via back door from time to lime giving away stitches White most teams are The staff came on to score five third period goats to sew up an win In the annual York County Hospital chal lenge Despite the Importation of an altstar from north of the Arctic Circle Fran Roadmans nurses had he content with a tall draw with the Stall- fff Doctor all stars Hetty Neil son scored for Nurses on a penalty shot click ed for a powerplay equal izer Ibis Hackers Horror ended when one staff player con tent to go with one Rig not so Medics They put out two Mortimer ami This dynamic duo scored goal of the evening Dr Graham halted In his own rebound and Dr Mitchell scored third doctor goal came shortly after Sauce equipped in the mod togs ta bling tumbleweed Tom G up and down tike a as were Borden and Hill tor imports and Kerry Staff members were all for protesting in the early They suspected doctors couldnt proctor amateur cards However alter Staff got a lead the Idea was shelved Referees Menard and son along with official timet Fran Headman were duly dared the three stars Doctors Jackson Wells Kerr Diamond Wilkes Vail Gra ham Stevens Women Curlers Vie it For Playoff Positions The annual battle for custody of The Carlton trophy between Aurora and Newmarket rinks was held Thursday night at Miami The winners from Aurora scaled arc Hoy Her- heller Irwin Walls Ihmg Wilson Lumber Charles Copland and Hoy New market were Horace Cumber Frank Hob Harry Hill Andrews and Percy Hutchinson Hooper Staff dressed as a chief was asked to prove he wasnt Armstrong Later it was found the chief was M Several Staff members were tagged for holding as referees Don Menard anil Dave Jefferson ruled with an iron fist The big difference between Staff and doctors was In the rush The Medics proved a onerush club One rush from eluding a safety hat labelled vnil Hie Red AMI fcPARM hauled down a League women onerush Staff sensation bowlers must have spring The fans fell the ref- Only one was able were too lenient Hie post a handsome score Gloria Staffers should have been hit with at least a in yard pen- ally for piling on doctor goalie Jackson Jackson was mak ing moves that would have done credit John Rower Boll 5ft7 Men division pa setters were Harry Ken Davenport George Hill Ma Bill Pearc MS lack ant ft a I With playoffs looming just over the horizon rinks are shooting the works hit the charmed playoff circle in Womens Division at the York Curling Club MONDAY Myrtle classy foursome has a lead over Dorothy King and Betty in the battle for the Monday draw lead Mrs edged Stella Curtis for a seventh win Mrs King defeated Heather Mr white Helen Kurtz stopped Betty Audrey Scott defeated Mary Jones Point standing is Myrtle King Betty 20 Audrey Scott Mary Jones Heather Stella Curtis Helen Kurtz 10 Standing is Stella Curtis 20 Ina Audrey Scott Shirley Armstrong Marg Bales Marie Jones Kay Newmarket Minors j isnt funny anyniore In of yore could a yarn on Fairy Lake Anne rink Is the Tuesday draw leader with points ami loan 20 point each are lied for second ion has Jennie Salisbury Mae Glass Hurst DRAW showed perfection to defeat Hodgson to into the Wednesday draw lead Stella Curtis and shared a draw Marie Jones shaded Audrey Scott Marg Bales was on target for win over Shirley Arm strong THURSDAY AM DRAW Keen competition has feat ured Thursday AM schedule June Morgans front running rink held onto first place de spite a loss to Ret- lie Helen Kurtz and Marg Hurst duelled Louise topped Marie Jones a5 Point standing June Mor gan Helen Kurtz Hurst net- tie Marie Jones IS Louise THURSDAY PM Dorothy Kings foursome is the class of Thursday eve ning draw Mrs Kings rink has 20 points and Muriel Clarke units are tied for second place five points astern Anne Houston Shirley Armstrong and Mary Jones unit have points each Hodgson Marg Hurst Bales each June Morgan Kay McCann Joan and Anne five each Playoffs Start In Local Leagues or Terry Paul Wells Terry Rudd filR Its play- off lime in the Newmarket Minor Association atom novice and peewee lea gue ATOM Red defeated White Blue spilled Purple and Maroon edged Green as Huh Atom league playoffs commenced All series arc twogame totalgoals Dave Sporclcadcr Jeff Noll Peter and Mark Car- scored to spark Red Dennis Cope and Dave Keffer counterpunched for While Wayne Boone was a three goal sharpie Alan added a single to lead Blue Tom Graham and Jamie Hodges scored for Purple Jerry Greaves and Handy Build split Maroon goals Paul Kelly clicked for Green Dave St John punched home goats as Blue nipped Black in Ihe kick off con- tesl in the Huh Novice Lea- Barry Bellamy hit twogame totalgoals first goals Pat round playoffs Doug McDon ald potted Black ally John VanKoot went for two Boh Agnnlluzi Ron and Dan Prills pecked away for singles as Green hopped White Don Wright and White mark ers Ken Butler and Terry turned in solid two goal efforts Ron Butler and Rill Snider notched singles as Red downed Purple Scott Yardcy scored twice Dan Thompson and Doug Long once each for losers PKKWKK A pair of ties featured first Hub League playoffs Black lied Green tall and Red and Maroon fought a draw Rlue heat Pur ple Date scored for Black Rick for Green In Iheir I ill for one for Red Craig Hunt scored all three Maroon goal in their draw Kevin and John Neil- sen were one goal stars for in win over Purple Boh scored for Purple Opening soon of AUTO at at the Bridge AH types of General Repairs ami In Automatic Two Teams Tie BRADFORD NHL South Shore Shinny Skaters Strikes Spares in every wet ice game These of course cant he organized anymore Major lea gue bowlers were Betty Moore arena for some time has i tee even if the proceeds were earmarked for the M of causes lor tne leu fi Floss Campbell Me thinks were too organized today Kids Marl hockey At six and Mt ye won everything been everywhere and have whether theyve won or not out fit a complete hockey team The fun has mm out of the Win at all costs as opposed to parti- I Idea have over It lime pin more player back on ice and make it fun for That one rMh were happy ee Ail a and NMIIA official going allout or the lour Marl here March ivc those best player opportunity parti in a Irunl the will become an annual affair Here again hnk Newmarket fj There are all i during Week but Newmarket with a Eric Cycles Clinch TitL W7 fiSI Pauline MeNaught Kilty Ruddock Ida Joy Counter Ban ning f27 Blng Arnold and beat the harrier Clark 671 flerlrude Clark Nancy 6 Thorns Killy and Melnnla were Monday lea gue leaders Floss Claire Pollock Ml Ml Marlene Stella Shirley Bray Marilyn and Hopper rolled heat triples South Shore jtenderi went a bender at Bradford laL week as they qualified two teams for the Utile Metro North division playoffs WIN South Shore beat In wrap up Junior best oMhree set Smylh showed goal Sbnre class Norm Bur rows pan Brent and Paul Shore goals Ken pro- from a VOUK COUNTY Woods 2 Sokol I Clarke a trader i Houston Coulter 5 Bennett 5 Moody Spear Bales a Oath I Marshall I Mackay Pis It 12 10 BANTAMS South Shoie spoiled al Farms a healthy early margin then roared hark win Vic- lory gave Ihe Shore best of bantam play off round in games Tiivett on by Momma Pud poked in goals Mac In power lit Hoe in Hon Hoop er ami Dave Malt srored oilier Hoe Hale was Iwo goal Federal leader Paul Barron fluid and goal class d Sbieeve Federal HELP Please forward your He I Today was a WIN Team sters fighting drive Id prolong Ibo lillle pee wee playoff round with a t win over Shores Mike was a four goal Teamster main cog Mark Slrreler ami I any dirked for Shore goals In Midget Loop It was week in New market Midget Hookey Lea gue Bed Riots edged Blue Blazes 1 to tie Blazes tor the league lead White Clouds downed Blue Bombers to improve their last place rat ing Kick Allen and Barry provided the onetwo Riot punch Allen scored three goals his mate two Jim Osmond was a two coat Blazes Paul and Hooper got in the groove for other goals Brian was a three goal whcclei dealer in Clouds run lo cloud nine Steve Pen- rove and Kerry Cully popped up with sterling one goal Dana Van Camp and Steve Smith were Bomber the bailie or league own Is going hot ami heavy lack Hurst has points Km Scott ami liana Van Camp in League Hired or 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