Ontario Community Newspapers

The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), October 9, 1968, p. 20

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for all the hot water youre ever likely to need RENT or BUY a NEW CASCADE ELECTRIC WATER HEATER NEWMARKET HYDRO Th- 500 WATER TREET at Main Tigers lose exhibition game Huron Heights to host school soccer tourney fur lis been a long time since Ive a junior hockey garni was the way Au- Tigers leader Peter summed up the Tig ers kickoff contest with Whitby The other Tiger chieftain Bob Mont gomery wasnt available summation would have been the same line as Mr Millers Dont think the contest lacked for excite ment It didnt There was nt a dull moment Both teams suffered from the same shorts They had no polish from the blueline in However this is something that comes with playing to gether In the next game both teams might bus out for goals apiece This exhibition test did convince the Tigers supporters on hand that theyll see some sharp passing and robust hitting tents going lor them thats hustle and desire Both are necessary ingredients in ic ing a contender Scotty Welsh the Tigers new bench director showed he has a lot of knowhow in operating a junior hockey club Rick Knowles got the only goal of the game after two minutes and two seconds of second period play Knowles put in meet Parry Sound NEWMARKET Bill and Elmer Mat- will give Newmarket hockey at the Newmarket arena Oct Thats when Argus Red- kick exhibition game with Parry Sound at pm The game against Parry Sound should bring of previous games with the Sound teams Newmarket and Parry Sound have had many great playoff games SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SA SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SA SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SA I AHIVTIilfi SA SA SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SA SALE SA rtt til 1 Yes Motors in Aurora is quitting the usual waiting ft the model year end to offer fabulous buys on new while they are still new right now when the 1969 a mobile are fresh off the drawing board were sharpening our pen and are really going out for SALE SA 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tournament The tourna- pitches in the Newmarket area The fields to be us ed are Pickering College two Newmarke High The tournament Tournament play is tournament Ron assistant con gistrar George Haskett Bradford girls journeyed down to Newmarket last week to yell their boys to victory in a NewmarketBradford soccer game The brisk weather didnt slop the girls from screaming- their lungs out and wav ing their room poms lustily Photo Bantams win finals opener NEWMARKET playoff game at the fair- East bantams grounds Oct 5 sponsored by the Second game in Legion Branch are J les is scheduled to be play- one game shy of wrapping fid Smithville at up an allOntario OASA ban- 230 pm A large contin- B championship Play- gent of fans is expected to ing alert ball and running make the trip with the Art the bases like Lou Brock Ferguson Tom the Legionaires beat Smith- John Hope directed Legion- in a nail biting aires A Legion win will statistician Gorge Officials in charge of the fields are Pickering No Mike Pickering No 2 Bill Sutherland Newmar ket Ron Wilson Fair- grounds Larry Bone George Hydi A total of teams will compete The teams are divided into four divisions Divison A teams are North Toronto West ern Tech BeckLondon George Har vey John Ross Central Tech Trenton High School division Gait Collegi ate Williams Aurora Smith Falls Burlington Jefferles Huron Heights Perdue-Oak- East West St Mikes Newmarket Divi sion D Collingwood Albert College Saugeen- Elgin Hagersville MiltonSchool of the Deaf and Pickering College and TOWN OF NEWMARKET FALL CLEANUP ind junk nil tints nut not in pickup on folio ALL WEST OF MAIN STREET Monday October 1968 Tuesday October 1966 ALL EAST OF MAIN STREET Thursday October 24 1968 Friday October 1968 all refuse mi il refuse Hie was Mr Big ii Jackson threw and struck out Smith ville baiters Jacksons strikeout toll included 12 swinging strike outs and eight lookers Pinch hitter Bob Shepherd recorded the only i t Shepherd the seventh and shoved slow roller down between first and second that Mike Klllornn couldnt retrieve In time to throw out the rim- Hie lcgioiiain3 won it in the fourth and hail tot of help from to do it Jim Don Lome Jackson and lui all got on base on Smithville errors with ledge and Jackson the hut Iffy males scoring lln deserved to win They hail six hi is off side nrmer Marty Jim Ferguson let the bailers Willi wo Mike Kilturan Jackson ami Terry Lucas for the other winners hits Frances DLug Kay Fletcher Carolyn Fletcher id in the Thursday Laiia League Myrtle Dunn 5 Marion Gibbons Grace French Betty Mark and Frances Villeneuve bowled into the over oo- Smalley and Rowland shared first place glory in the Monday I mites League with marks Phyl 660 Norma and Shirley Bray sprinted into iIil over circle Irene Giles Helen 1ilon 551 Mulr- Esther Lauzon Young Dorothy Hulling Nancy June Agnew Marilyn JJolan 508 Collet and were The Birds are flying South The Hunters are going North Its time for you to make your way to Vics 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