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Hasketts Hash By George Haskell Huron Heights staff and students found fun at the arena Friday It was a grand idea by the organizers We need more of these special athletic nights It was well organized but not so organized that the fun was taken out There were broom ball games ball games hockey matches pleasure skating and relay races The men teachers were defeated by the lady teachers This can only be described as an earth shaking upset Goalie Mrs G Principal Shepherd Mrs Bone and Mrs Hyde were drafted to star with the ladies The ball interform tests were probably first in world ball games on ice Because of an unfortunate spill only two reply races were run Grade E5 team of Bob McEIrov Garv Woodcock Gerald and Rusty won the Grade boys title Grade 5B10 team of Irene Wyzstako Nancy Palmer Diane and Diane Foley were girls Grade 910 champions Highlight was the selection of a Carnival Queen Lorraine Gilpin was crowned Queen Diane Long- field and Judy were first and second runner- up Principal Shepherd and myself had the pleasant duty of selecting the Queen ARENA SPECTATORS How to put fans in the arena Its a problem these days The Argus draw went over Thurs day This included a bus load contingent from Ajax The visitors made the arena a noisy spot Theres no excuse for local fans missing the fun The heats on the arena is quite comfortable The are playing good hockey More than participated in the Huron Heights athletic night festivities Fans and executives were pleased with the Argus Thursday effort that beat the power- packed Ajax White Knighters One observant fan quipped that isnt the team you had out there a week ago It was in fact Somewhere over the week the Argus crew found their hustle It payed off in the win column Only player on the sidelines with a knee injury Thursday was Alan St John What have junior hockey players got against shooting We watch them try to that last man on the way to the goalmouth Some in fact try to stick handle past the guy in the big pads Usually it doesnt work Facts and figures show more goals are scored from the foot range than from the deke Todays hockey with its crease confusions shoves and scuffles is tailor made for the shooter When Bill was in our midst his chant was shoot shoot shoot and Sir William was so right Theres truth in the saying you have to shoot to score A glaring weakness with many of our local teams is their inability to get the puck out of their own end This difficult isnt exclusive here Many teams have the same problems Some years back Herb Cain and Norm were given the task of endeavouring to standardize Hub hockey procedures at all levels Because it didnt produce overnight miracles the idea was opted out This was a mistake If it had been con tinued today the results would be very much in evidence POSITIONAL PLAY We do such a program here It bugs us to see players who have come up through the local system over a year span still not able to play their position take a pass give a pass etc You wonder why this failure to teach the fundamentals at an early age We have men in our midst able to teach these fundamentals first to our coaches ami then to our young players Too today there is little opportunity on the basis of an hour or so of playing time to teach skating To be a good hockey player you must be able to skate Lets give some thought to these two problems Is Fairy Lake the answer to the skating problem Bob made his debut with Toronto a sparkler a pair of goals John the Kid from Kettleby starred in goal for the Argusmcn Thursday have folded reports executive Phillips Just when organized the LecLine coach Bill made a switch Don Bond Bob Barber and Gary Bellamy were our line Bellamy has been shifted and Brian is with Bond and Barber Bond was caught in the net for nearly a minute Thursday Even if the Argus had scored it would have been no goal man in the crease You just cant win em all ROCKETS PLAY HERE We got a change of scenery Thursday Milton Rockets are here as the interlocking schedule with the west division starts Aurora juveniles are the hottest North York club with six wins and one tie in seven games Brian Samson is coach Alex Russell manager Sec next Sport Page Sponsors Teams That mu hare been wme half pep EAST GWILLIMBURY DelZotto Construction are sponsoring nine teams in the East Gwillimbury Minor Hoc key system Teams under the banner are Tigers Beavers Rams Bears Drag ons Knights Royals Mon arch Crowns Chiefs and Sioux Bob MacFarlane Joe Mar shall and Dan Curl scored as Rays defeated Tigers in Atom division action Peter scored for Tigers clicked for three goals Pat Gamble two and Bill one as Star Roofing shut out Canadian Le gion Bruce scored for Rams Mike Mullen for Beav ers in their lall tie C Steve Vail Doug Hirst and Cal Cullingham scored as Dragons nipped the Beavers Doug Dunec shot four Mike Evans one for the Bears Peter racked up four goals D and a goal each as Teamsters down Mount in Peewee league play Guy Russell and Gary Colwa showed twogoal form Chris Clubine and Jim Beam ish fired singles as Knights blanked Royals 0 Dan hit for a fourgoal bundle Peter son scored a single as Mon arch polished Crowns Rick Sanders scored for los ers Lackey and J Ross scored as KyteRolling edged Al Collier pre vented a TF whitewash NOVICE Peter Killoran Mike Mai- lory and George were the scoring as Canadian Tire beat Warriors 31 Case scored for Warriors The Chiefs and Sioux failed to snap a draw Steve scored for Scott Thomas for Braves in their tic BANTAM Bob Snow Bob and Stan singled as East Two edged East Three In a Bantam League game Bill Speers Mike Lee and Mike Charbonneau scored for losers Mike Killoran and Jim Caig scored a pair each D Pcgg one as East One defeated Bradford It was a quiet week for the East Gwillimbury allstars Paul Madelleno scoredas Oak Ridges Pioneers nipped East Gwillimbury in an Novice league game They Fly Through The Air Girls of Newmarket District High School can spend part of Saturday morning bounding around in the school gymnasium Photos show two budding young gymnasts practis ing happily on the rings On the left 13yearold Susie Patrick laughingly attempts the splits on the right Jane also lit balances precari ously to the amusement of girls waiting to have a turn Both girls arc in Grade left teacher Ina demonstrates a pose that will help girls develop balance and poise NEWMARKET MINOR HOCKEY Rippey Rips For Eight Goals NEWMARKET It was a rough week for Imperials in Hub Optimist Hockey League Imps lost and 32 to Flyers Ken Rous on scored two goals Dave Lane one to pow er the Monarchs The Mac- Donald brother act did it for Flyers with Dennis scoring twice and Brian once Jim got a goal in each game for Imperials Bill Hill scored the other Imp goal Blue Bashers and Black Knights tied for the Hub Pec- wee League lead are pouring it on Ed Bennett clicked for a pair Bill Davis and Brad Leicth contributed singles as Bashers bounced Maroon Mus tangs Ken Knight and Dan Harrison scored for the Pon ies Bill Davis and Paul Allen planted Basher goals for a win over Hornets Mike Sword prevented a Hornet shut out Dan Palmer popped in three Grant and Peter Beck shot two each John Little anil Paul triggered singles as Black Knights beat Maroon Mustangs Dennis Cope was four goal Maroon star Alan scored oth er Maroon goal Bashers and Knights have points Hornets Falcons Mustangs 3 and Rockets Peter Beck is scoring leader with points Dan Palmher has Paul Brad A Alan Torbet Rick Ed Bennett Randy Budd Mike Sword John Little 7 NOVICE Charlie Grant Jim Steve Jackson and Robbie Donovan were the skyhigh shooters in the Hub Novice Grant scored four goals Steven Kiefer and Dave St John a goal each as Drag ons pounded Bisons Scott scored for Bisons Jim hit for a hat trick as Mustangs edged Beavers Scott and Gary shared Beaver goals Jackson counted four goals Ken Wright one as Bears bopped Cougars Donovan Scored twice Drew once to lead losers Dragons are loop leaders with points Mustangs and Cougars have each Bears 7 Beavers 5 and Bisons 2 Steve Jackson leads the scoring par ade with IG points followed Charlie Grant Jim Scott 14 and Steven Kiefer ATOM Sam went for a big eight goals Richard Mclnnis seven to lead the high scoring in the Hub Atom League led Blue Hor izons to a 1 win over the Maroons and Aurora Minors WinTwoTieOne John Mortimer potted other Blue goals Doug Webster scored for Maroons Mclnnis sparkling effort paced Black Streaks to a 105 win over Red Hornets Brad Rogers Dave Daniels and Mike Simmons shared other Streak goals Doug Long scor ed three Dave Grimes and Scott a goal each and Jack fired singles as the White Cameras edged Blue Devils Dave Brown Bill Scott Kelly anil Peter Jellcy went for Blue goals ALLSTABS Jim Bond and Cliff and their Hub Redskins celebrated 53 and wins over South Shore and Alliston in OMIIA play Steve and Alan Vlckers pecked away for a pair Scott Murphy and ley Smith shot singles against the Shoremen John Paul and Bob scored for South Shore Mark Robinson counted twice Steve Kelly Smith Pat Rouson and Rod once each against Lcn and Col were the scoring as New market Optimists edged South Shore fi5 Mark Trivctt hit for to pace losers Brian Toll and tan Kay were the key operators as South Shore blanked Newmarket taglon Midgets Ted Smith and Bob Cook scored a pair each Paul Oliv ia hit for a as South Shore spilled Newmarket nov ices Strikes Spares Famous Players weekly award winners at Bowl last week were Ida Bertolin Friday ladies high single 316 Joan Noble Wednesday After noon high triple Henry Knuckey Major high single 322 and Hans Saamen Plaza Mixed high triple 789 The Youth Bowling pro gramme at Odeon Bowl is bound to produce a number of future bowling aces A total of 255 boys and girls in the age bracket six to 20 are participating in the Bowl set up There are teams with showing their class each and every Saturday morning Four teams play Sunday three Thursday Bowl manager Jim Grant is quite pleased with the success of the youth pro gram Tulips won the turkeys Pop- pics the cake In the Monday Ladies Xmas bowl Tulip captan and team members were Ella Leslie Bray Flossie Campbell Helen Tug- well Ruth Codlin and Alice Gibson The Cake Eater cap tain is June team members Pat Gillham Mar- Tilson Smalley Scott and Helen Hows this for a healthy league race Daises and Li lacs points Poppies Asters and Tu lips 38 Thorns and Helen Tug- well with 740 and marks were ace marksman 627 Judy Vander- Lucy Burrows Joan Norma Tansley Alice Gibson Violet Gard ner 561 Helen Tilon and Grace followed the ThomsTugwell lead Jean Scott fired a series to rate first place in the Tuesday Ladles League Greta Vokes Helen Peters Lois 610 Gloria Phillips 517 Eleanor Evelyn 510 and Mae Dew were other pacesetters Helen Graham was best Tuesday Major League bowler shooting an 879 scries that Included 360 and singles Elsie Evans and Liz Belt 705 broke Into the circle Myrtle Dunn Mary Clark Jean Sisler 660 Gloria Helm Mc- Evans Almn Porter 625 Betty Hope 613 Chris Verna Cose Dorothy But ler 602 and Betty Harper were other leaders Liz Bell counted a 373 single game lead own a one point first place load over SportsCycles Grendys have 21 Har rys 19 Murrclls and Newmar ket Drugs 16 each Gertrude Clarke 771 was the sharpest Friday Major League pin spilter Ida Bertolin 714 and Bertha Burling hit over the mark Olhcr leaders were Claire Pollock Banning Irene Davy Marg Ar nold Ruth Eves 629 Dus ty and Jean Klines Previous week pacesetters were 794 Ger trude Clark Pauline Mc- 620 Kitty Ruddock and Betty Moore Dun Guttman 700 set the Thursday Ladies League pace Audrey llimes Marion Gibbons Fran Kay followed the leaders Joan Noble Marin Mc- Cabc Doris Beore Betty Brown Carolyn Fletcher Sue and Helen were next In line AURORA The hard work and headaches of keeping Au rora allstar teams going dur ing the period when there was no arena are paying off today The Aurora minors wrote a nearly perfect suc cess story in their new arena on Thursday collecting five points out of a possible six from South Shore in Oil MA triple header Aurora Lions bantams spill ed the Shoremen Aurora shaded South Shore in midget Aurora legion Soush Shore pcewces skat ed to a 3all draw The Skillins boys and Peter led the Lions charge Bill Char lie Thayer Gavin Smith and Dixon responded for the other Aurora goals had help from Ron Phillips who also assisted on Dixons goal Dixon In turn fed Thayer Dave Gundy got the assist on Peter goal Peter was a standout for Lions in goal Jim Liscombc prevented a South Shore shutout Kerry scored from John Fowler In the first period to give Aurora the win in the givetake midget game It was even all the way The team stuck to hockey with only seven minors tan Wells in our goal was terrific was the word from AUridgc guid- er Eric Smith who is quite some shakes of goal keeper himself Rick Coleman John and Gord Macfarlanc scored Aurora peewee goals Ron Al len Mark and Paul Eustace hit for the Shore Greg smallest play er on the ice made an excel lent move to set up Coleman Bill Dawson assisted on goal Bob Keys put the pass on stick