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.._,;;V:ng____m .... . ,.. . . I , I 'Na ia-n Dept. cancels skiing urnss'ets u atom , oUse league match . - BySHAARON HAY fitness programs offered in SEWMARKET -- When all - the Newmarket atom house Era Correspondent Xv Newmarket for both adults and s Newmarket house league league teams that participated nawuanxar The, children hasbeenpoetponed this - were Emailed during in the We! explained- "30"" Newmarket Recreation year until February. istmas break last week, Burns didagood job, it gavethe Demmmmt has had to heel Banks; mamg edmfxg mgdazf 2pprtufglh tohp two aid programs again this G d C, t .. oms,ect os ouie ownan eya 0 his own minature atom good time." ' :ggaiiuz iuse of 1 " f Ol en re - ment with Bradford. Dan Shannon also saw the Bob Lunney. Recreation . . Bums 8 meme" with " 9 Value f the Assistant said m afraid we NOVICeS Wm ford Minor HoCk commented' There '8 nomng don't have near enough again ' that the recreation department NEW-MARKET _ The, . iation and set up an eight' .- tournament with four arket atom house league .. taking on four Bradford .. teams twice. The Newmarket squads led to Bradford for the i match and Bradford . -- here for the second. Burns had to pay for the ice be booked in Newmarket so . rged the kids 82 each. "This year nobody seemed - doing anything so I went . and -set it -up. ' said He added "However. I'm ,ed with the N.M.H.A. for 'ng us ice time. This was . ice until we booked it. - "re charging us $80 for four President of the Newmarket or Hockey Association, . Smith said, my position twe will not pay for the ice " use we were not previously ed." II. Shannon, Newmarket reation Commissioner ~. "We charged them the st rate we could give urns was charged only $20 ur for the four hours. The irate is $33 for the first hours on either of the two market arenas. Since the N.M.H.A. led out it's ice time in holiday week, there was t a bit of time available. A lot of coaches. players parents wanted the time off ng the week." said Dan non. & "I think that the guys that ' anized the tournament d be congratulated," he Frank Ellis. coach of one of would like more than to haye a tournament for the house leagues during the Christmas break." . The four Newmarket atom teams in the tournament were K - & L Sports. the Atom Optimists, . the Optimist Royals and Bennett and Barclay. I The Optimist Atoms tied their first game in Bradford at 3- 3 and lost 3-2 in the return match in Newmarket. Dave MacDonald. Jeff Hillier and Brian Miller each clicked once for Newmarket in the first game'and Dave Mac- Donald scored again sec0nd and Paul Mantrop rpunded out the scoring. The Optimist Royals tied Bradford at 3-3 in both games ' with Shawn Cohen scoring twice for Newmarket in the first game and Shawn Leonard popped in the third. Shawn Leonard not- ched two goals in the second game in Newmarket and Karl Kearley sunk the third. The Bennett and Barclay Atoms lost 5-1 in Bradford with Mark 'Higginsscoringthelone marker for Newmarket. They came back to down Br in Newmarket. r .Mark Higgi Newmarket attack with three goals and Steven Scott added two more. John Stuffles notch the last marker. . K 6: L Sports was beaten 3-1 in Bradford and 4-2 in the return match. David Beggs fired in the single for Newmarket in the rst game and Jeremy Spence and Jeff Hank connected once each in the return match for Newmarket. ' agna Atom B's win r. Ed' Tournament SUTTON The Newmarket lilA. Magna Int tional B's downed Thor on 2-1 Oak RidgesG-S, to make it to finals in the Mr Ed' Tour- ent last week where they tied the Sutton Atom A's 4-3 the championship. "ll was an atom A tour- cot and we did well con- ring that we are a r'B' m." said Newmarket coach Buchanan. In their first match with rnton. Tom Hurst notched a l and an assist with team . te Ross Semple also scor" ' o Paul Buchanan helping o the Hurst marker. . Newmarket goalie John 3 allowed only one and ayed exceptional in net," - Buchanan. - In the second match with - k Ridges, Ross Semple ked twice for Magna with - Knappett, Tom Hurst, rin Tisdelle and Larry Wilson ring once. Tom Hurst and s Semple also picked up two ' knocked assists with teammates: Kevin Tisdelle. Paul Buchanan, Gord Walker and Larry Wilson helping out on one each. ' Oak Ridges had a 3-1 lead on the Newmarket squa t the end of the second period, but strong forechecking by The Magna Internationals forwards in the last period enabled a 6-8 victory for Newmarket. In the final match with Sutton, Tom Hurst led the Newmarket scoring with two goals while teammates Tony Spagnulo and Larry_Wilson in one each. Ross Semple picked up two assists and Kevin Tisdelle one, for Newmarket. Newmarket coach Al Buchanan said, " We won the tournament because of an all out effort from all members of the team." The Magna Internationals will be travelling to Atlanta in Mag-ch for their next tour- nament. ~ llied Atom A's win rillia taurng ent ORILLIA The wmarket 0.M.H.A. Allied t Treating Double A Atoms olished all of their 0p- ents here last week to win _ Orillia Kentucky Fried Icken Atom Tournament i Newmarket's Jeff Van- Broef was honored as the '~ valuable forward in the rnament and teammates tt Forhan and Vernen pen received awards for as the most valuable goalies. Newmarket downed ' awa 6-2 in their rst match ' Thorold 8-0 in their second. Y went on to blitz St. therines 9-1 9nd Rexdale 4-0 the semi- nals. In their final tch they cleaned Kitchener 5- Altogether the team i had y four goals scored against while they pumped in 32 Teamma Joe Murphy clicked four times in the Thorold game, twice with St. Catherines, and twice in the final match. Cliff Cockrall tallied one marker with Oshawa, Thorold, St. Catherines and Rexdale. Other scorers for Newmarket were Chris Seney with four goals in the five - games, Tony Powell and Dewane Smalley with taro each, and Ken Sprung, Dean Sampano and Scott Palmer scoring once each. Goalies Scott Forhan and Vernnen Hempen received two. shutouts in the tournament for Newmarket. The previous week the Allied Heat Treating Atoms downed Markham 6-3. Jeff Vandergroef popped in a hat trick for Newmarket with Scott Palrner, Cliff Oockrall and in the- 4 .. Newmarket Flyer Tom Tidman gets ready to chick up the pass in front of the Wexford Raider FL YERS MOVE INTO A THREE-WAY SEVENTH PLACE TIE Rod Urquhart 9M net. Raider captain John Downs and goalie Andy Ruppert Iookson in the background. Flyers won 3-3. this year." Only three persons registered and 15 were needed to hold the classes. Instructions in downhill skiing to be held at Uplands Ski Centre in Thornhill and cross country ski lessons to be carried out at Fairy Lake were the two programs cancelled. Mr. Lunney could not ex- plain the lack of enthusiasm and said that he felt the courses were well advertised. Notices were put inJocal neWSpapers and flyers were sent to the two high Win the area. The cross country ski program was to be conducted by Recreation on Wheels. a Peterboro firm headed by John Ardill. This firm will come to the community and, supply both equipment and trained in- structors. ' ' The eight hour course was to cost $25.00 and included indoor pfeparation of skis. which was torbe conducted at the Com- munity Centre. and outdoor classes scheduled at Fairy Lake. . ' Registration for the winter fifth Beares Newmarket Garden Centre downed Troutman Electric 4-2 la eekend in a Novice B Wleague match with Peter olak scoring twice for the Garden Centre. Stephen-Leightell and Nicholas Milnthorpe added one marker each to the Gerda], score with Nathan Chambers notching both of the Troutman pointers. In another Novice B game, Colonial Chev. Oids fought to a 2- ] decision over the Newmarket Telephone Answering' Service. Jason Longhurst and William Westgate counted once each for ( olonial with Paul Stacey figng in the single for T.A.S. o Scott. Munro and Stephen ( are knocked in two goals apiec#8216; leading Bes Fur- _ niture art to a $3 victory over Host ent-A-Car. 'Jerr-y Wimarski tallied the marker with Mathew Bodkin clicking twice for Host and teammate Michael \t also rounding out their scoring. Newmarket Flyers slaughter Wextord NEWMARKET The Newmarket Flyers edged up in the Provincial Junior A stan- dings last Thursday night when they trounced the Wexford Raiders 8-3. The two point win moved the Flyers into seventh spot in the standings with 21 points. tieing them with the Markham Waxers and the Wexford Raiders. The Flyers had tied the then fth place Aurora Tigers the week before in Newmarket, but their victory over the Wexford Raiders was their first win at home for quite awhile. NEWMARKET Gary Thorburn pumped in six goals for Doug Nigh's Esso last weekend in a Peewee house league match, leading them to a 12-6 win over Simons Aluminum. Teammate John Taylor added a hat trick with Rod Phillips, Michael Thorns and Danny McDonald scoring once. Chris Needle:- and Terry McRae clicked twice each for Simons with Mark Pro t and Stephen Hat-he rounding out the scoring. J In another Peewee match, Keith Davis Sports dumped Millions Leisure 5-1. - Ken Graham and thn' with teammate Keith Mac knocking in the fifth marker. Sheldon Booth hammered in four goals for the Lion's Club last weekend when I the devoured Eves Lumberjacks 7- 2. Paul Fleischaker added two more markers to the Lion s score and Peter Gunn connected once. .' David Shaw and Wayne Sausom notched two goals sch NEWMARKET - Richard Schmidt red in four goals for Travelogue when they downed the Plaza Merchants 8-1 in a Bantam house league match last weekend. ' David Allen added a hat trick to the Travelogue score with teammate Lorne Booth sinking the eighth marker. Patrick Y was the lone scorer for the P Merchants. . A a W dumped Dixon Pencil in another game which saw Glen Sharkey notching two of the A & W markers, and teammate Mike Dicey scours the'third. Ken Glandfjeld and Bruce Goose connected twice each. Assistant F lyers coach Jack Foran. who handled the team that night because Flyers Coach Bill Forhan was lapping up the sunshine in Puerto Rico, wasn t really that surprised with the win. We're a better team than seventh. We re ten points better than the teams tied with us and I don t think there's any way that they can come near us. We re going to play consistently good from now on." Flyers manager Stan Hotchkiss agreed with this philosophy also. "Jack did an Thorburn pumps in ' six goals for EsSo Hogan each scored once for Eves. Aurora Chrysler downed York Sanitation 6-2 with Gord McCallum firing in two goals for Chrysler. Teammates Peter Mon- tgomery, 12%)mas Hempen, Alan Constabl and Len Prinz rounded out their scoring. Paul Berger and Gary Sutton scored the pointers for York. The Panhandler cleaned Sports & Cycle 6-5 with Mike Hall and Peter Clieeseman managing two markers each for the Panhandler. Grant Drury and Scott Bond finished off the Panhandler scoring. Darren Scott connected three times for Sports and teammate Peter Simmons ocked in the oth#8216; two. Cassidy Flowers wiped the Legion Oldtimers 3-1 in the final game played last wee! Stephen Clegg. John Velema and Scott Addison each clicked once for Cassidy with Gavan Durkin popping in the single for the Legion. ' Travelogue clips Plaza Sedore's Sunoco stomped Brooklyn Concrete 8-3 in another Bantam match. Karl Berger lead the Sedore's scoring with a hat trick and Chris Paine and ,George Abaza added two markers each. Tim Altschul peppe in the eighth pointer for Sedore s. i Steve Henderson cohneged twice for Brooklyn and team- mate Cam McAlpine slammed in the third goal. Three goals by Tim Davies helped the Gulf Home Comfort Bantams to down' Speedy Muf er 4-3. Darryl Nesbitt red in the fourth Gulf marker with Andy excellent job tonight in Bill's absence and the team was behind him 100 per cent. We can go nowhere now but up, and I mean up. Playoffs here we come! The Flyers scored three goals in the first and second periods and two in the last. Wexford could only scrape together one goal in the second and two in the third period for three markers. Assistant Flyers coach Jack Foran said. it was our best first period that we ve had all year. The Flyers outshot the RaiderS'lB-ll in the first period and 14-12 in the third. The Raiders had 13 shots on Flyers goalie Warren Skinner in the second. but scored only once. Our guys played good. we had three lines going and they all looked up. and made good passes." said Forhan. Steve Novis sunk the first Flyers goal forty seconds into the game with a high wrist shot. unassisted, while Wexford had a man in the penalty box. Flyers Dan McAleer and Tom Tidman gave Ernie Godden the pass for the second Newmarket goal at 4.10 of the first period. Godden scored with a flick shot while Newmarket had Wexford pressed deep in their end. The third Flyers goal scared in the rst period was by Dan McAleer while the Raiders were one man short with Steve Novis assisting. McAleer deked through the Wexford defence and caught the short side on Raider goalie Andy Buppert. Early into the second, Flyers Glen. Cutting put Newmarket ahead 4-0 with a high shot from close in. Tom Tidman scored the third Flyers power play goal at 10.12 of the second period and Terry Porter notched the sixth Flycr goal a few minutes later. putting Newmarket ahead 6-0. Dan McAleer assisted on the Tidman goal with Steve Novis helping out or the Porter marker. Vt exford scored the first goal with only 1.50 left in the second period, while Flyers John Beukeboom was in the '- penalty box for hooking. At 10.155teve Novis pumped in his second goal for Newmarket after Being on the receiving end of a perfect passing play by Flyers Bob Craig and Terry Porter. With 2.34 left in the game . Wexford's Stu Fenner scored on Flyers goalie Warrm Skinner with a slapshot from the bludirie that found its way Skinner's legs. Rick Uttley knocked in the eighth Fiyer goal at 18.12 of the third period with a slapshot from the blueline. Rocky Robitaille helped out on the play. . The F lyers play the third place RoyaJ York Royals tomorrow night in Newmarket Tigers devour Hamilton O AURORA - The Aurora Tigers came back from losing 7- 3 to the Waxers in Markham last Friday night to defeat the bottom-place Hamilton Mountaineers 9-3 last Sunday night in Aurora. Aurora used goalie Glen ,Weirs in net for both games after their first string goalie Dave Tetley received an ankle injury in the Dixie game in Aurora the Monday before. -., Aurora won the game 9-5. In last Sunday night s game, the strong Tiger defence kept the shots on their net at a minimum. Hamilton got only 19 shots on the Aurora mesh, while the Tigers pummelled the Hamith crease with 49 shots. Once Aurora had a sub- stantial lead they put in their back-up goalie Barton Brooks, who tended most of the third , period. Aurora scored four goals in the first and second periods and one in the last. Hamilton scored twice in the rst period and once in the last. ' The Mountaineers changed their goalies in the second perio%when they were losing 5- 2, ng out Chris Saija and pqu in Bob Beauchamp, but to no avail. The Mountains played a depressing game against Aurora. giving up the puck as often as they had it, and their goaltending seemed blinded by the onslaught of Tiger shots in all periods. Danny Shearer scored the rst Tiger marker on a power play and it was unassisted. Sandr Silvestri scored twice in the first period and assisted on two others in the game. Mario Giallonardo pumped in the fourth Tiger goal in the first period. . Manfred Wolfe picked up three assists in the first period and David Robinson helped on two more. Manfred Wolf went on to score an unassisted short handed goal in the second period and two more in the third for a hat trick. Tom Robertson tallied a short handed goal in the second and Chris Kurysh also scored in the second. - Assistin were: Bill Gray, Mario Gial onardo and Vince Giles. In the Markham game the Friday before. the Tigers were down 6-0 in the third period but came back to score three straight goals. "We hit seven posts in the third period with the Waxers. When we scored the three goals I thought we were going to win it." said owner-coach John 'Sikura. The Aurora scoring stopped there and the Waxers scored their seventh to take the game at 7-3. Don Ferguson connected for the first Tiger goal with Sandro Silvestri and Manfred Wolf assisting. Optimists Royals squeeze Tires NEWMARKET' The Optimist Royals defeated Canadian Tire 7-2 in an Atom house league game last weekend with Sean Leonard connecting four times for the Royals. Teammates Andrew Sedore, . Lincoln Claridge slaps in NEWMARKET - Lincoln Claridge punched in three ' for Victoria 8: Grey , leading them to a 3-2 victory Len Thompson and Sean Giberson added one goal each to the Royals score. Mark Fleischaker and Richard Rains tallied one goal apiece for Canadian Tire. Allan Judge scored a hat Armitage Construction was defeated by Doner Datsun,2-1. CorevFairbarnandTodd Bonedickedonce'each for trick for Harco. Glass but it wasn t enough as Consumers Gas downed them 6-5. Dwight Turner was the firing power for Consumers' Wween ' with four goals and Paul. _ Lemotte and Collin Chipchase added one marker each. hat trick Ryan Trussler fired in the fth Optimist goal with Simon Hughes scoring twice for Jar- main and teammates Blair rim Joe Murphy roundins out the leading the Panhandler to a 3-1 Dmcan. Tom Gray and Peter over Green Valley Landscaping Doner and Kevin Verstraete Smith and Paul Boyle Wins Jeff Vandergroef notched a mrmg' . . . WWW!!! Sokol Holdings. 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