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VOL. 84, NUMBER 36 Cleaners Win Start Series With 5-2 Win North-End Cleaners defeated Bradford by a 5-2 score in a North York League playoff game at Richmond Hill last Fri- day night. Five players scored goals as Greg Sephton, Dave Broderick, Wayne Harrington. Albert Windrim and Tom Dy-‘ son all lit the lamp. ‘ The open season for rabbits in the southern part of the Lake Simcoe District closed February 28. For Information of hunters the dividing line between the northern and southern part of the district, for rabbit seasons. is the north boundary of Dufâ€" ferin County. Tossorontio. Essa‘ and Innisfil Townships east of Barrie, then following the south shoreline of Lake Simcoe east- erly to Port Bolster, south along the westerly boundary of Brock Township and thence easterly along the south boun- dary of Brock Township to the boundary between Victoria and Ontario Counties. Rabbit Hunting Closed Feb. 28 In South Area Doug Acomb and Jim Wilson were each given assists on scor- ing plays Special township licences in the district expired February 28 and the resident hunting li- cence will only be valid in ar- eas in the northern part of the district and will not expire un- til June 15. Areas north of this boundary line close, for rabbits, March 31. Sportsmen who wish to hunt in the southern part of the dis- trict after February '28 must obtain a resident licence to hunt from March lst to August 31. This licence may be obtain- ed from licence issuers and is valid for one county only. Second WIIW-NIBLETT 62 Chev. Impala Sedan, 6 cylinder. auto- matic transmission, windshield wash- ers, wheel discs 62 Comet 4 Door. standard transmission. radio 62 Pontiac Laurentian. 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FINANCING llrEssentials Unity; in Non-Essentials Liberty; in all things Charity" A big second period effort by the Flyers proved to be the margin of victory as they out- scored the Leafs four goals to two. Doug McInnis opened the scoring for the Leafs at 10.55 of the first period and it was not until 18.50 that Bob Baird of Concord tied the score. Concord Down Leafs 6-4 Nick Nowoselski started the second period off with a roar by driving home a shot at 1.30 to send Concord into the lead, Matt Kinnari scored two for the‘ Leafs to tie the score at two all with his first goal at 3.00 of the period while his second goal scored at 9.05 gave the Leafs a 3-2 lead. It was a lead very briefly held as the Con- cord team scored three very {fast goals. Baird scored at 13.40 to tie the score 3-3 while goals by Ron Brown at 15.20 and John Hall at 16.20 sent the Flyers ahead 5-3 at the end of the pe- riod. Hall scored for Concord at the 17.40 mark of the final stanza to make the score 6-3 in favour of Concord. Frank Mas- hinter popped a shot into the Flyer net at 17.50 of the period to make the final score 6-4 for the underdog Concord team. Leaside Larks 11 Aurora Macs 4 In the final league game of the season, the fourth place Leaside Larks swamped the Aurora Macs under an 11-4 score. T&C-Bradford Tie Series Opener 3 all Paul Smart scored five ‘for the Lax-ks, John Killop and Dave McInnes two each while Tom Kelly and Charlie Saito tallied one each. Brian Groundsell, John Mc- Knight, Wayne Taylor and Bill Simpson were the Aurora marksmen. Town & Country Midgets tied 3 all with Bradford last Friday night at Richmond Hill. This was the first game of a round robin series to decide playoff contenders for the North York League title. Bruce Sim paced the TOC at- tack with two goals and Ken Croak fired home one. Doug Carter and Phil Dohbs were credited with assists. Bradford goals were scored by Richard Golby who got two and Chris Albeck one. Concord Flyers, who finished third in the regu- lar schedule standing of the senior league, opened a best two out of three series against the league- Winning Richmond Hill Leafs. The Concord squad surprised the powerful Leaf team by treating them to a 6-4 decision in favour of Concord. MORE SPORTS 0N PAGE 10 who can be seen in the back row. Kneeling in the front row _(same order) are Dinty Moore and club President Bill McLeod. The other curlers were mem- bers of the visiting rinks. WWII Rugmen Want Action Eric Charity has had his ’juv- enile age Barrymore Rug hock- ey team cooling their heels for‘ over a week. They should be participating in North York League Playdowns but so far there has been no information from the league executive. Trying to hold a team to- gether on the basis of one pracâ€" tice a week is a tough chore and Mr. Charity hopes to be able to arrange at least one exhibit- ion game for his team this week. “afifi’fl'f BY hp'z'y Y W I RON CRAINE m) 3 If ever two people had just cause to rail at the vagaries of fate then Debbie Wilkes of Unionville and Guy Revell of Newmarket must, of necessity, top the list. For years these two fine young athletes have worked and trained toward one end. The pairs figure skating championship of the world. Then, at a practice session in Cortina, Italy, a flash bulb popped at the top of a spectacular lift and both skaters crashed to the ice as Revell lost his balance. Miss Wilkes was, thank the good Lord, not hurt as badly as was feared at first. But she was hurt badly enough to bar the highly favoured Canadian pair from competition. After months and months of bone wearying toil â€" toil directed toward only one end â€" they were finished even before they had be- (Continued on page 10) HOME PAPER OF THE DISTRICT SINCE 1878 TORONTO SKI CLUB - SUMMIT ALL WELCOME Floodlight Ski-ing And Ski Hop SATURDAY, MARCH 9th Floodlights And Towing Operating From 7.00 to 10.00 pm. Dancing In Club House 9.30 to 11.30 pm. With Four-Piece Combo. Admission - Students .75c. - Adults $1.00 Proceeds To Go To The Sponsorship Of A Cana- dian University Service Overseas Volunteer. Sponsored by the York Branch United Nations Association Phone TU. 4-1273 for Information or clubhouse TU. 4- 0042 Wednesday or Friday evenings or all day Saturday. If weather unsuitable for ski-mg dance will start at 9.00 pm. l SKI HOP (Photo by Lou Wainwright) Kent Clothes Crew To Play In New‘ league Coach Joe Cornack, mentor of the Kent Clothes whiz kids who operated as a junior clubz in the York-Simcoe League lastl season, anounced that this year the team will enter a junior league with clubs from Willow- dale. It is quite possible that an entry will also be coming from Galt. With snow still covering the ground softball seems to be a long way off in the future. Plans have not yet been fin- alized as to just who playing personnel will be and Coach Cornack will welcome one and all to team tryouts when they are held. ALWAYS A SELECTION OF 50 USED CARS Here Are 4 Examples I962 FORD I959 PONTIAC LISTEN TO KEN FOSS ON “SPORTS OPEN LINE” FRIDAYS 7.05 P.M. TO 7.30 P.M. C.F.G.M. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. AV.5-5445 9612 Yonge Street TU.4-2864 BODY REPAIRS on all types of cars and trucks. FREE ESTIMATES - none too large or too small. 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