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I to insii on doing hard charged the best IM win Ham burg fans at the Aurora Centre on smallest the fighting Tigers secured in a with New- market was the whirling the Ice sited the go ahead Mgoallbd fed key scoring passes I teammates Len Bray and game Strap hanger fin- scoredjt of the third period pushed the on his stick Trie short- ftVwu third power play goal Cot slapping the shot just the post Many fans nought field scored fee first Tiger goal at the first per iod a pass out from on the way the goalraStfa tipped in by ton I There waiio doubt about the second tor goal at 351 of the period It was goal of the game But mo AURORA V Wn lose or books u one of the gam- v- and ttwVwMMtack meet Hun Aurora 1 Newmarkets new recreation director Don Popple at right pro posed playground swimming pool programs with Peter Vale and Art West lake Mr Popple came from is n graduate of University of and Waterloo University He is married and his wife is a physical education teacher Shepherd Staff John whipped out pass from corner and 1 difield tuck it away I Neil revived the section sev eral least by pum ping a remnd past Ruther ford at of the second period I Captain Weir was Interference time Hoik cut the Tiger lead to a Ingle with a third goal John MCIaln was swing time for MjClaln shot stickdown the ice was hit a penalty mighty and brilliant the Tiger was goalie Rutherford Ruth erford hexed many drivers frith sterling had hots to stop opposite Tim had was to rob Bray Dae 1 John Gouli and Appoin Director 3 Schedule Set For FinaSr Set AURORA wont be over in four That was the word and New Hamburg fans ire quipping after Tigers wo the best of seven series Fact Is a number the worthy cm- phatic noises they thought it the seven- game limit Arrangement for the final series by executive Punch Scherdof New Ham burg Doug and BUI series at Aurora Sunday The third games will be play In New Ham burg will then swing bael to Aurora on April 30 four at pm Game If required Is at New May game six at Aiinfe May 3 Seventh and final it needed will be at NeHamburg May 5 All gamed New Hamburg arc at NEWMARKET Donald Popple has been appointed full time recreation director for Newmarket Mr Popple took over his duties on April Don Popple Is a graduate of Waterloo Lutheran Univer sity Bachelor of Arts and University of Recre ation Ho majored In Sociol ogy and Economics and work ed for a full year in Business between the two schools At the moment Don who grew up In the town of Pene- is living in Brampton and commuting to Newmar ket Dons wife Sheila Is a physical education teacher at the Central Peel High School This fall she will teach at Stouffville High School At present the new recreation director and his wife are house hunting in Newmarket and will move here at the end of June Sports of all kinds and In particular hockey skiing curling goif and swimming are Dons special interest He has several hobbles and Is an avid coin collector In connection with Immedi ate recreation plans Don Pop ple reports the swimming pool program is in prepara tion and will cover Instruc tion In swimming and diving lifcsavlng and recreational swimming Peter Vale will again be in charge Prelimin ary plans for the summer playgrounds and minor sports programs have been started I hope to be able to work closely with other community groups and clubs and to work out agreements for the use of all existing Indoor and out door facilities so that resi dents and primarily children will enjoy a full recreation one I am looking forward to schedule a close and good relationship My office In the arena with one and all In always be open to every- kctl in the upcoming battle for the Junior C cham pionship with New Hamburg Bill Aurora Tigers must go Into the rec- Weekend Sports NEWMARKET Ernie So- and his York Curling Club rink of Mo Hall Sam and Fred Cousins came out of the first day of action In the with a onewin one loss record Sokol unit can continue In the spiel play- downs with a Win in their third game KING CITY Bill Clublna reports King City will enter a bantam team In the North York Minor Softball League We may also have a midget club NEWMARKET Reg Ran dall reports a record number of boys registered to play minor soccer in Newmarket No less than 253 boys regis tered the first day The total should go above 300 Many boys and girls have called wishing to add their name to the list reports Randall Hub Minor Soccer ex ecutive announce the season will start May 13 with a mon ster parade There will be six Soccer Queens in the parade est clubi to ever don Aurora hockey livery less thai el the Tiger stars were for the apewr Gary Carfcton lost for the fractured shoulder Rick la out with a fractured arm Mike Alcorn son of Tiger manager Doug Alcorn was out through illness Bray is turning In fli sterling effort game after game despite the fact he has one wrist in a cast It was feared for a time Jim Rutherford the Tigers mighty net minder might be lost for all or some of the games In the finals Hares one for Ripleys Be lieve It Or Not I For the first time in PC history the will get into the Quaker Re lay act A race has been or- for teams lbs Quaker Relays are re lay race There will be 17 races on the card Vis itors are welcome to attend Other main events on the track and field calendar are High and McMaater in Hamilton The Georgian Bajf meet for boys Is at May The meet at Hamilton May The girls to put their schools on IS reports physical ARCHERY TEST W ehiatl Wader Don Menard t A the regular run An archery tournament for of I rack meats Donald glrls will be a feature at NHS has organised a week Ir BlU rugger side a Clarke Kris Hall Ana meat May la their test Games ire also arranged with Au rora and King city Soccer and Softball will be two other major sports The annual School challenge softbaB game la on top for this week creates all of incite ment Cheryl Terry and Rick rinks made the playoffs to the NHS school boygirl curi- a Ontario school boy skip of year was Mount Alberti Barry Timbers Tlmbera the Ontario Junior Rutherford was under the meet be at either for the series opener WP but up with a as Tigers won Coach Bill man ager Doug Alcorn and Tiger executive trio Jim Wilson Bob Montgomery and Peter Miller will keep their fingers crossed that fate wont strike again in the Injury depart ment There wont be any more gigantic meets The meet will be run In zones this spring One meet la at College May It will involve Pick ering College St Andrews College and Bradford High School competitors Newmarket Skaters Compete In Recent CFS A Tests Bradford Road Runners Hold Initial Redly BRADFORD One of the fastest growing sports In On tario Is Brad ford has organized a motor sports club The Bradford RoadRunners slructions issued At the end of the day the time taken to cover each short section was set against the actual time It should have taken For each minute late one point was deducted The RoadRunners held their rally last weekend 1 A Mud was the big hazard It stopped two cars In the first From Bradford the route went section It even stopped one through West checkpoint car It was a west into Tecumscth and north Adjnla and then north to for lunch There was a checkpoint every half- hour with five checkpoints over the morning section and five on the afternoon return course The drivers had to navigate through two very hilly sections to the west of The finish point was at Cookstown The first checkpoint was 14 miles from Bradford Most competitors were In on time or near time but one driver must have got lost It took him minutes The rally was run on time and distance basis When a competitor reached a check point his time of arrival was noted and a new set of In- beautiful day for the rally and the view above over Beach was glorious All concerned from officials to competitors had a great deal of fun navigating along twisting backroads climbing winding hills and they even ran into patches of snow The first six finishers were first Gordon and Con stable 33 points sec ond J and A Gent Olds points third J KeU and Jackson Int points fourth Perry and Brown Mus tang points fifth and B Lindsay Bar racuda points sixth Steers and K Darby Austin points ANNUAL MEET TORONTO The annual general meeting of the On tario Hockey Association will be held In Toronto April 29 It was announced this week by Bill OHA secre tarymanager A number of amendments to the constitution will be dis cussed by the delegates at tending from all sections of Ontario Newmarket Phillips who has had much to do with the Increased in terest in junior C and D hoc key will be one of nine nomi nees standing for reelection the executive com mittee NEWMARKET Members of the Newmarket Figure Skating Club posted excellent marks In recent tests These nationally recognized tests are held twice yearly National badge tests are con- dueled on a monthly basis Karen Brian Grim es Bonnie Lucas Mac- Donald Vanessa Thorpe Dale Wilson and Michael Sander son have completed all 12 badge tests and can now try tests The following skaters pass tests Preliminary Figure Judy Greaves Vanessa Thorpe Dale Wilson First Figure Nancy Second Fig ure Shlrlene Austerberry Marilyn Preliminary Dances Dutch Waltz Bruce Billy Crompton Tammy Crompton Susan Laura Greaves Linda Gre aves Brian Grimes Janice Huntley Ronald Kirby Paula McCaffrey Lorraine Waller Barbara Wall Canasta Tango Bruce Billy Tammy Laura Greaves Brian Grimes Kar en Ronald Kirby Heather NlcoUon Vicki Roberts Lor raine Waller Janet Wall Swing Dance Casey Lynn Klrkpatrlck Bonnie Lu cas Heather Nlcolson Mich ael Sanderson Vanessa Thorpe Junior Bronze Dances Fiesta Tango Mary Ellen Grant Judy Greaves Beth Klrkpatrlck Robert Kirby Lynne Kirby Bonnie Lucas Kim McKeown Mona Lynn Scott Michael Sander son Willow Walls Beth Kirk- Kirby Kim McKeown Nancy Prosser Brenda Ross Ten Fox Kar en Melanie Coatee Kim Ross Junior Silver Dances American Waltz Barbara Co well Harris Tango Mari lyn Bronze Free Skating Austerberry world flnt 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