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The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), October 24, 1979, p. 12

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White over Boner NI IWHARKET lletendiln Ne'martet ttandle chipped in lth lo Basketball Amation champions boner Dotson lost its second straight game ot the youm season 29 in to hilt Rose \ursery on Tuesday at \Ieadliys brunt School Last week. Uh boner llatsun team lost to Harrel I iua Keytn limo 0t Wht ttuse continued hi excellent Itlul . s It tilted hall 0! his 24 trnrri the tree thrown line lion De Winter led [)oner with eight points \orti Sport and [lint wened up its record at* the win and one loss .~ inning 3245 over the barriers Wayne Nauss \pearheaded the \ork ,rtat k with . 2 pomts with animate-s tiary Haynes and Nick I ahor ( .4 and it paints It'spt llycl} Tom Drool.) hit for 2t til' the Raiders and Ed 'tsert' Maxwell and Terry and nine pornts respect I ely In the (that game at the eyening. the Marauders kept their undefeated streak alive with a 240 victory over Barrel Pizza l-t Kotch paced the Marauders with points W Berry and R \erbahel came "rm vuth 12 and nine points respectiyely t1 Brook and Scott down by haltttme The Newmarket Basketball Association is still loolung tor players Anyone interested In playing organized basketball. should call t lart Bunting at 775-543. or just come out to the games at Meadowbrook on Tuesday night at 7 15 p "l Norson gets revenge on Sutton SHARON The \harun Norson Transport \lon . A hockey team .ttenged an earlier loss by 'urntng around and sunning Sutton 40 last Thursday at the East tmillimbury Community t entrc Mark Potter opened the Sharon scoring by taking a good pass from \llen Cook and tucking it into the high lett Sick of 'he Sutton net Robert Wetter connected trom l'hilltp Nicholls and Robert Mattan tor the wcond Sharon goal A second period 'lnaSSlStt d goal by Joey "arkinson made it SH) and 'leri t ook closed out tlr mng in the third frame .h aSSISIS gun; to Mark liter and Richard Grey Judy Quatrale gave a xteady performance in 'he Sharon net recording '.~ wrond shutout tn t\hlblll0n play The Victory was a good one for Sham in that Sutton defeated the Sharon team 3-l in Sutton earlier Steven Moore tat trom Mart Potter and Chris Emmett tor the lone Sharon goal 0! the game Sharon also managed to detest Bradtord 3-2 tn Bradtord after the two teams played scoreless tie tn preytous game Quatrale picked up the shutout for Sharon in the tie game Robert Wetler shot the winning maraer in the Sharon VICNX') with the Iclp o! Robsrt Rattan Eddie Ru and Colin Padley' notched the other goals for Sharon whose record now stands at two wins. one loss and a he The next game is Thurs day in Sharon against Bradford to a the mrmw sr. summon 0mm Al m m is lot 634-7703 sa N and 12 points It! Barrel WM) It at Smith scored two tor Compass in the third trams and Bruce M widened the gap. Brian Cart and Rick Alla emailed tor Trautman in thatpenod Knight Security Knight but Keith Bruno and Al Ciamptnt added to that in the third Armstrong made a big comeback with goals by Stover and Lance Pernn but tell short 0! the mark K and L cruised to a e l victory over The Carpet Station tn the third match ol the day Carpet opened Postill. Bob m. Noel Hetherington and Ron my. ad. .m. m. FosopandthePizasvtlle Daryl IcBurney and scoring but Shell came PUBLIC MEETING Tossdsy. most. 107! at 0:00 pan. In tho WIMtOCMc Avenue. W AMM NWDyNWW dNdewm..notsdm. b m Its m W OFFClAL PLAN W.Mlhmmsntot(20mclto o tOtotho WMdNTmOtmcnurcn now in tho mm W cos. mmummtmorm Estate W .10 use dosionsnon by dototl'og tho pol-Cy which prontbtts Estate Ros-dentindovotoomontaqscsntto oo-onat Forests ThtsAmsnansntnotiostodlandsmm WTownshtpOtWMctxirchmcss nownthoTownotWhrtchuchm deonvnodtommomootngmdtostatsm suooonotorobiscnontolhsorooosodlmt ShouldyOubsmmlstosttond wnttonsubmtssioris unborocotvoduotothstmootthomoomg The Macctmsntmybsoxamnodstmomtost Budding tOCMCAvonus WNWwa WWItBIiOamloAJJODMl GO BUS SCHEDULE CHANGES OCTOBER 28 BUSES will operate on Yonge Street to Highway 401, then across to the new GO Transit Bus Terminal at Yorkdale.'This will provide connections from the northern corridor to the subway; to GO Buses coming to the Yorkdale Terminal from Oshawa, Brampton/ Georgetown/ Guelph. and Milton; and to a number of inter-city buses which will also be using the new G0 Bus Terminal. As part of this change, "A" Buses will now also pick up and discharge passengers between Markham Road and Steeles Avenue. One or two round trips a day will continue to operate to the Elizabeth St. Terminal in downtown Toronto but will run via Avenue Road south of Yorkdale. "A" Buses will continue to serve the Richmond Hill GO Station on Newkirk Road and will provide better connecting timing with weekday GO Trains to Union Station. 8" BUSES between Newmarket and Finch Subway will no longer route via the Richmond Hi9 GO Station on Newkirk Road but will stay 0n Yonge Street for their entire journey. This will improve running time to the Pinch Subway by about five minutes. HWY 400 EXPRESS More trips will terminate and originate at Yorkdale. Weekday express trips leaving Newmarket Terminal at 0650 (0630 from Bradford), 0735 and the 0735 King Express will terminate at Yorkdale while northbound trips will originate at I t Yorkdale at 1615 (Via King 0 utton), 1645. 1730 (to Bradford) and 1800. Express trips will no longer travel south of the Elizabeth St. Terminal in downtown Toronto. TIMETABLES FROM ANY GO AGENT OR GO STATION FOR INFORMATION: 630-2295 773-5377 CIO RI. I. h m Giasson's goal Iary Jonas Q; And do. rant-aaB-4 a... a... t. a. mmmm nun-momm- 33- " ' winners with m game gave w : A. yttwa _ die scoring on a Jack Glenn Cunningham bachtotie'itsngoahby I :mm Tun NI AY m ' H Kelly Smith W l Walton! soot but from netted the huge-t Don Rolled... Kerry WWW can, within. and Bill Shim! VII-on 0. i "I m" CWN thereonttvssallltans wt... in w r. 11.... a 3.", thequ Hardut, "I m" i H.- Restaurant 7_ downed L n a. _ M Nu. ~h wade It! It 0. I W TrautmanlllectricHin my I! Burk-Is an was the Enl- M w - m w sum 4; Isa Wit-n- data-u Wu g'Tm m a hill-(M w and d th m N "W m .h.w.h .f. '.r. hm .wmm 10. M 3m 8; MIC. 8 M9! WVN QQ DOV! Cm 9" ad Dixon counted in ti! wgwmw nymied by the out d second contest of the "7 mm l m also they Anna, . W " d h 9"" m "' " mud-hum wi'tn imtmcrm notm J." n" nob than M A It? or goals in Cllsisson notchodm straight ones by nu m. "mum I. to we sum 6:; 5 Sharon Dov... the scoring tor Canna- the tirst and second to ! but cm! H Myson.vith_two..ttm In in. 9..., Simmons veRoy Nana 7 1m dds-u '0 "If N W all pertodearnstpor-tsand mml swiChshsnn McGuckin. John openc. amingottsmo the , m Cub, gmamg 7. Minn. Elle gunmw'l m net. . as m m, nished all the mini. Ichnight. and Ertl. Mkah gd "'4 Dwothy Kitch o; tind- dole-mt 0. mm lam . Buf . guild", tor Biotin. Pinavtlleta'tsgainvitha Cogw : 0': 89" GI" t. Dotty Cro- 7; W. [n Burling opened the Mk W early J" F , "u... M and an .ggjgt {a , the two teams traded scoring when Barry 30018.Ptuavtl|ewasout Kc" Flamingo and Peter sods. Ken Kyle Ital-3 Bellamy hit home but munitions-nits - :.!'ombaluri:':I 2r ' cm with smmwum'dm . . mum aghtstra htgosls. Keith "Glutamate. Dave 0 Learn to Scuba Dive Classes Starting Soon at Slater Pool. Varidort FREE INTRODUCTORY NIGHT For m intuit-u 727-5201 at 098-1 572 THENEWHO CIVIC BIGGER. The hatchback that is standard on all CWICS is bigger this year It now opens right down to the rear bumper Why did we make it bigger Because we made the cargo area 14% bigger so you can get even bigger things in BIGGER. Usually when a car gets bigger. and the engine gets bigger, the mileage gets smaller Not so With a new CIVIC Its true that it got bigger. but its also true that the mile age got bigger And better It gets 3 Transport Canada rating of 6 7 litres per 100 kms Which is 6.5% better than last years CIVIC 'l'I-IBGETSBIGGER "bf ada awn ved abdatt aggrQOM'l Mahalotsrevs. gntet1 storuvitvrmgimmmr n . ya ev. I.rl 'g( " 'r ' 0" . 'la.-l'. 139 Yonge Street South; Newmarket, Ontario L3Y 4W3 WHAT'S BIGGER WHAT'S NOPSO-BIGGER # , -. a _ __ I - ~ One ofthegreatthmgs n the original Civic was that it was so easy toast One of the great thugs about the nevi Cuts that it is so easy to park Yes. we madtt BIGGER. Look inSidr a new Honda CiVic and youll see that this year there is even more hip room shoulder room and leg room in both the front and back seats. How do you prove it" By put ting your hips. your legs, bigger But no and your shoulders made we dtdnt mm! the Car and seeing for so bigger that yourself it wouldnt mil M'SO'BIGGER. Dom ask us how we did it. but we made the car bigger and the price smaller This year s standard Honda Citric Hatchback actually costs less than the CiVic Hatchback did a year ago . ., "t rev "th. (3. ' M a. '4 no. Vin. "V g..' .m .l wd.~t , 7.: on has. '(Utu Cm WW- aRJN:~ Ma'd'toarsN-rs-osnun uatee'thmarutau ' ' i so N It .m . Y'ib'f ngrx Qaw 'a. u ' 1v ul l 4 '5 ! s"! l Danny s Honda 9.0. Box 150, ,.__.a,._4__ . ____._ ' -< 898-4500 ~

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