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14 {High School Sports News BAYVIEW SECONDARY Things are quieting down in preparation for the holiday‘ season. Wrestling teams, b_as-‘ kethall teams and gymnastic club are busily working out in preparation for feverish activ- ity when the holidays end. Intgamural programs at Bay- view are being student-opera- ted and good response and turn- outs are reported for all activi- ties. What with trying to dodge flying missiles from wee George’s weapon arsenal and trying to dress Mom like little sister’s newest status symbol dollâ€"- the old man is in for a pretty thin Christmas. If he doesn’t die a raving psycho from being shot at he’ll do 3 Steve Brody off the Mill Pond bridge in order to avoid the disgrace of complete and utter financial ruin. With a family like this who needs, or can afford enemies?? All kidding to one side, Christmas is one very fine time of the year. Sure Dad may be bruised and battered in body and pocketbook but don’t worryâ€"he’ll convince himself he’s happy. And who really knowsâ€"maybe the kid WILL become a great military strategist, or brain surgeon, maybe even a weatherman like Percy Saltzman! Could be little sister will learn enough nursing to grab off a fat part on a medical show one day. Who REALLY knows for sure? But please Santa Claus, whatever happened to sleighs, cowboys and Indians, mah jong and all that jazz? Is it really dead? By the way Mr. Claus, what is that clenched in your chubby fist? A real genuine, imitation scale model derringer? Thank goodness the kids have really forgotten the Old West and the saloons and the gambler’s derringerâ€"that gesto'r'es our faith in Christmas if nothing else oes... RICHMOND KILL HIGH Junior and senior basketball Little girls’ toys are different? Sure they are! They’ve got nursing kits to help little brother while he trephines his sleeping pater. THAT’S how dif- ferent girls’ toys are! Even dolls are different. They now look like Beatles or Sophia Loren. The latter type comes complete with wardrobe, beach house, villa in Naples, 3 Jaguar and a boy friend that looks like Rock Hudson or Rip Torn or anyhow somebody!! All optional extrasâ€"of course. Dolls that don’t have all this going for them can talk, add, make speeches, bake cakes and run for political office. The good, vapid looking, old fashioned baby doll that said “mama” is now as ex- tinct as the carrier pigeon. ‘ (Continued from Page 13) Garand rifles, rubber bayonets that have a wicked, deadly sheen, helmets, ponchos, gas masks, jet pilot helmets, machetes and all those quaint and dainty toys designed to appeal to the hearts of all tender little innocents. Fidel Castro should have been so lucky!!! You want your own Cape Kennedy complete with Atlas, Redstone and Thor missiles? Only too easyâ€"just pick them out from the rest of the toys and hand themâ€"and your credit card â€"to that sweet old Whistler’s Mother-type over there. Home may never be the same but after all, it IS Christmas!! And let us not forget the educational toys! A junior starter surgery kit complete with artificial brain? Don’t worry darling, Daddy will be home soon and he’d just love to play with you !! You want to make an atom bomb? So okay let’s buy a chem- istry set or, better still let’s build a weather station and outguess the Dominion weather bureau. Good and accurate weather predictions will help you plan the best time to invade those nice next door neigh- bors. Boy! Will they be surprised! Teams- Richmond Hill Dynes . . Willowdale Rangers . . .. Keswick Comets . . . . . . .. Bradford Bells . . . . . . . Toronto Tildens . . . . . . . . Downsview Flyers Thornhjll Shamrocks Newmarket Cubs . . . . . North York Black Hawks Latest Resultsâ€" Willowdale 5 vs. North York 4; Richmond Hill 4 vs Keswick l; Thornhill 8 vs. Newmarket 0; Willowdale 8 vs Bradford 8; Keswick 6 vs. Toronto 2. Leading Scorers Matt Kinnari, Richmond Hill . Earl Cairns, Willowdale l . . . . Charlie Leeming. Bradford Doug McGinnis. Richmond Hill Pete Goodfellow. Keswlck John Nevin. Willowdale . . . . . . Future Gamesâ€" Dec. lSthâ€"Newmarket vs. North York at Bradford. 9 pm Dec. 17thâ€"Keswick vs. Downsview at Sutton, 8.15 Dec. 20thâ€"Wmowdale vs. Keswick at Don Mills. 930. . . . Sport spot: . . . at We have a complete line of MEN’S, BOYS’ 8. GIRLS’ SKATES at ERIC’S CYCLE & SPORT 5 Yonge St. S. AT Senior League Standings THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday Standing u Richmond Hill of December 12 teams were in action against Aurora last week. The juniors lost to Aurora by a 20-18 score while Aurora seniors triumph- ed 44-37. Intramural wrestling champ- ionships were decided last week with names of winners to apâ€" pear ln next week's edition of “The Liberal". THORNHILL SECONDARY Holiday preparations are slowing down all activities at the Thornhlll school. Teams are preparing for the hectic L. T. For As. Pts. Goals Assists . 11 9 884-1213 Results By Bob Ross Jr. TYKES Skyline Pontiac 3 Elgin Barrow's Ins. 0 Steve Sexton got two tallies, Jim Bromley one and Mike Mc- Donald an assist for the win- ners. Charlton Hardware 2 Gormley S&G 2 Paul Baillie got both Charl- ton's goals while Reg Armstrong and Ken Horvat shared scoring honors for Gormley. Bob’s Hockey Supplies 3 Markham Paving 1 Tom McRae scored twice and picked up an assist for Bob's with Clyde McDuff scoring the other goal and Tim Watts get- ting an assist. Al LeMoine got the singleton for the losers. it Ik 4f * (Too late for last week) SQUIRTS Wilson Niblett 4 , Consumers’ Gas 0 The winners’ goals were scor- ed by Bob Bonnell, two and Rick Bolingbroke and Tom Crowther one each. Danny Lewin. Brian Wright and Peter Barnett picked up assists. Rumble Transport 3 Didi-nu- Flu}- Jr’su-r-v 1 Qnâ€"nuL-nnnlr Wright each chalked up one goal. ATOMS Deciantis & Rice 3 Young's BA 3 D&R's three goals came from the sticks of Ron McBrien. Glen Sharp and John Stokes, with assists from Wayne Seller, Sto- kes and Mike Piercey. John Barnett scored twice and Bill Gurney once, with assists from Edward Hewitt and Bill Cox for Young‘s. Sheppard & Gill '1 Pinewood Aggregates 1 Mike Ball led S&G to his vic- tory as he scored a hat trick. Doug Webster. Rick Crane, Jody Bryan and Robbie Sack- ville each garnered a single counter and Bryan, Ian Corkin. Donnie Hillaby, Sackville and Doug Nicholls were credited with assists. Gunner's Tailoring 3 Hillsdale Heating 1 Shawn O’Connor. Bill Weber and Glen Spearing fired home the puck once each for the win- ners. with Cliff Randall getting an assist. John Ranieri popping the puck in the net for Hills- dale. ALLENCOURT MEN'S MAJORS It was turkey roll at the al- leys this week. and here are 1the lucky winners. George Jordan 898 (316-302H shot the high triple of thelnight and' picks up the top prize. Turkey prizewinners in groups were Bob Kennedy 876, Bob Weeks 778. Mel Rawlinson 841. John Moore 743. Lionel Gilbert 792, Archie MacDonald 826. Bud Mottishaw 719. Greg Almond 717, Jim Morley 762. Con Thompson 859 and Mike Scottie 702. Winners of capons were Tim Saul 797, Larry Bishop 765. Les Chidley 787, Jim Cairns 680, Ted Robertson 753, George Lawson 768. Mike Par- rett 710. Norm Bowen 669. John Hillis 718. Pat Patterson 809 and Brian Freeand 617. Richmond Inn Restaurant and Maple Snack Service took all seven from ABC Bowl and Bob’s Delivery Service. Manu- facturers“ Life, Richmond Hill Auto Wreckers, Wimbridge Cleaners and Turnbull Grocery got five points while Allencourt Lanes. Lake Simcoe Fuel ,Oil, iKells, Hazel White. Card Cam- eron, Harry Barrington. Bill Brent. Howard McKay, Dick Lo- gan. Isabel Reddon, Jim Fitz- patrick. Phyllis Anderson. Bruce Bunker. Dot Webster, Frank Horton and Bob Steven. Second prize awards were made to Jean Reid. Florence Healey. Eleanor Goard, Ernie Henrickson, Marg Ingles, Dave Friar, Ellen Parrett, Joan Doyle, Mary McDonald. Marie Webb, Ruth Proctor, Ernie Deeks, George Field. Peter McMeekin. John O'Connor. Les Chidley and Ted Robertson. Regular league howling will go on December 22, but Dec- cember 29 will see the annual mixed doubles and holiday par- ty. This is strictly a fun night with food, prizes and what-have you for every bowler. 1 t I" lit George Keroff of Odeon Bowl was tops for this week with a 913 triple. He has games of 361, 227 and 325. Floyd Duke- shire and Henry Knuckey were next. each having 811. Behind them came Bill Jackson with 779, Norm Thomas 765 and 11....“ Dan...“ H21 Charlton Hardware 2 Gormley S&G 2 Paul Baillie got both Charl- ton's goals while Reg Armstrong and Ken Horvat shared scoring honors for Gormley. Bob’s Hockey Supplies 3 Markham Paving 1 Tom McRae scored twice and picked up an assist for Bob's with Clyde McDuff scoring the other goal and Tim Watts get- ting an assist. Al LeMoine got the singleton for the losers. Wilson Niblett 4 Consumers‘ Gas 0 The winners' goals were scorâ€" ed by Bob Bonnell, two and Rick Bolingbroke and Tom Crowther one each. Danny Lewin, Brian Wright and Peter Barnett picked up assists. Rumble Transport 3 Sunnybrook Riding Club 1 Tom Sanlon, David Garner and Dan Kernohan, assisted by Paul Garrett and Jackie Mc- Kinnon. were the goal-getters for Rumble. Mike Hogg. assist- ed by Paul Banks got the only goal for their team. Allencourt Pharmacy 0 » Dan’s Esso 0 Both goalies, John Griffin for Allencourt and Stan Petronski for Dan’s earned these shutouts. Bruce Hipkiss tried hard for Allencourt and Ian Christie was outstanding for Dan's Esso. (This week’s results) Dan’s Esso 1 Rumble Transport 1 In this tie game Ken Babey, assisted by Hugh Cutler, was credited with the lone counter for Dan’s, and Danny Golder- ing, unassisted, for Rumble. Consumer’s Gas 0 Allencourt Pharmacy 0 John Griffin chalked up his second consecutive shutout for the pharmacy team and George Bunker got one for Consumers’.‘ Wilson-Niblett 8 ‘ Sunnyhrook Riding Club 0 Helping his team overpower their opponents, Bob Bonnell scored one goal and three as- sists, Danny Lewin got two goals and two assists, Ricky Boling- broke was credited with two goals, Peter Barnett scored twice and got an assist, Steven Jarvie assisted on two goals, and Dave Robbins and Brian MIMI/fig A new provincial park is planned to be in operation for the 1965 summer season. Mara Provincial Park, fronting on Lake Simcoe southeast of Ath- erly. should prove to be very popular with visitors and help relieve pressure on camping and bathing facilities at Sibbald Point and Bass Lake parks. rush of events after the turn of the year while everyone thinks mainly of the holiday session to come. The ladies’ section of the Richmond Hill Curling Club was represented recently at two outside bonspiels. Skip Kay Helleur with Vice Betty Cole, Second Gwen Rose and Lead Mina Smook won the “Attersley Trophy” at_ the Whit- by Curling Club. First draw of the 7-year Filly held at the Thornhill Curling \Club was won by a Richmond Hill rink, skipped by Phyl Richards. ably assisted by Marie Field, vice; Gwen Rose, second and Nona Bedwell, lead. Arrangements have now been completed for the ladies' Christmas bonspiel and lunch- eon at the club. - New Provincial Park Near Atherly Ready Boat launching, car parking areas, a good beach for bathing and campsite areas are some of the major projects which will be undertaken during the next few months to have all facili- ties in readiness for next sum- mer. Visitors to 'Sibbald Point Pro- vincial Park on the south shore of Lake Simcoe near Sutton will also see improvements 3- long the bathing beach. Re. moval of a number of dead tree stumps and other material caused by shoreline erosion has been underway and the area di- rectly to the rear of the beach has been undebrushed and graded. according to Depart- ment of Lands and Forests of- ficials. In the meantime a very merry Christmas to one and all! Dec. 17, 1964 , I Minor Hat/(eyg Results Coughlin Fuels 6 Tony‘s Esso 2 Bob Duern led Coughlin‘s at- back when he picked up two goals. Gary Cosgrove, Richard Kimbell, Steve Hopson and Tony Bellevance each got a single goal and Blair Hurren and Bellevance picked up as- sist points. Jim Fitzpatrick, un- assisted, zeroed in twice for Tony’s only scores. Street’s Construction 1 Irving Fuels 1 Mike Evans assisted Jim Cam- pbell on Street's singleton and Robert O’Toole assisted Stacey Richards to get Irving’s lone tally. PEE WEES Eric’s Cycle 8: Sports 4 Shields Footwear l Eric’s goals came from Ter- ry Wright, Brian Madeley, Mi- chael Card and Michael Kyte, with assists from Greg Greenham. Card, Kyte, Doug Snider and Jim Wilkin- son. Bruce Hartford scored un- assisted for Shields. MINOR BANTAMS Rotary 9 Wilson Transport 1 Chris Hopson showed how it's done when he drove the puck into the net five times for the winners. David McDowell, Bill Rumble, Steve Tinsley and Paul Cusimano each scored a sin- gle goal. John Beresford and Tinsley picked up three‘ assists each, with Wayne Gray, Paul Howlett, Hopson and Michael Melanson getting one each. Ray McPherson scored for Wilson's. Dynes Jewellers 7 Town Inn 4 In this high-scoring game Steve Campbell and Jim Ball each got two markers, with Hal: Murphy, Keith Morrison and} Glen McErlain coming up with one each for Dynes. Assists came from Eric Riswick with two, and Percy Knight, seven, Campbell, Steven Marshall, Jim Ball. McErlain and Ian Mun- ro with one each. For the Town Inn Leo Van Pelt scored twice and Paul Ranieri and Wayne Pollard once each. Tom Wilkin- son, Dave Newman, Vince Mc- Lean, Rick Marple and Brad- ley Campbell each were award- , ed an assist. Craigies 2 Skyline 1 Mike Stoddard and Barnle Corless scored unassisted for Craigies in this squeaker, with Larry Young scoring for Sky- line. Surf Marine 11 Butler 8; Baird 1 B&B took a pasting in this one when Rick Chapman, as- sisted by Paul Burton and Bill Nelson, got their only entry on the score sheet. For the win- ners Brian Rushlow picked up five points on twa goals and three assists, Mike Cartier scor- ed four goals, Chris Dunlop three and Rich McKay two. Dennis Gamble had two assists to his credit and John Fitzpat- rick and Lon Clark one assist each. BANTAMS Little: 2 Rod Chapman fired the puck in the net four times. Clarence Dukeshire twice‘ and Dave 01- sen and Doug Brooks once each for DelBrocco, with assists from Brooks. Dave Gill, Jim Brass. Mike Leishman. Darryl Middle- ton and Jim Bayler, Terry Hall. assisted by Jim McKinley and Danny Phillips, assisted by Ar- chie Nesbitt. got Littles' two goals. Thermos 5 this year. Bowman 3 At the end of the first per- John Hudson scored twice for d Coun 5 “a Thermos and Len Dickenson. 11:3 £23111?! 2-1 attraleqend Steve Black and Dave Broder- - . . of the second period. In the éggdfizh zgeMel-Zghnéfisalggr‘tfvf third period Oshawa scored Jim Emanuel two Steve filack, two “MERE? goals a! the Steve amalgam, K’en Hugh and better conditioning of the Oshâ€" Chip Martin. Keith Burton pop- a“ team began F0 “11' ped the puck in the net for Jack Dubkowskl and Roger both Bowden‘s goals. with as- Ball scored for the local team sists from Richard Burton and‘with Howie Martin and Paul Dennis Tomcheskj. {Jackson drawing assists. MIDGE’I‘ DelBrocco 8 Richmond Inn Restaurant and Maple Snack Service took all seven from ABC Bowl and Bob's Delivery Service. Manuâ€" facturers“ Life, Richmond Hill Auto Wreckers, Wimbridge Cleaners and Turnbull Grocery got five points while Allencourt Lanes, Lake Simcoe Fuel Oil, Centrél Van 8: Storage and Tom Hughes Shell got the oth- er two. v The high average lead has changed hands with Bob Ken- nedy taking over the lead with 263. A1 Richardson 261, Scott Parke 260, Jim Davidson 251, Doug Clubine and Bill Jones tied at 250 follow the leader. League Standing as of December 11 Tom Hughes Shell 16, Wim- bridge Cleaners 16, Manufact- urers’ Life 15, Turnbull Grocery 15, Richmond Inn Restaurant 13, Maple Snack Service 12, Lake Simcoe Fuel Oil 12, Rich- mond Hill Auto Wreckers 10, Bob’s Delivery Service 9, Al- lencourt Lanes 4, Central Van and Storage 4, and ABC Bowl 0. Thirty-two Eastsider bowlers‘ won vouchers for toothsome holiday fare last Tuesday night, leaving 64 bowlers to go out and purchase their own food on the open market. Like most turkey rolls, some of the big guns fell by the wayside, leaving the door open for the lesser lights to come on and pick up the loot. mummunmmumumuun11111111qumummummuuunmmum Firsf prize winners were Dor- othy Price, Shirley Greer, Lois munmummmuunummmuumunumuuunmmmmmmmum Oshawaluveniles Post 3-2 Victory In an efiort to provide the Town and Country Juvenile Hockey Team with some real opposition. the strong Oshawa juvenile club was brought to Richmond Hill last Sunday. After a blazing hockey game the visitors went home with a 3-2 win and the local club has not played in a better game this year. Sprinkler System In Arena Recommended Richmond Hill Council's finance committee Monday evening recommended to the 1965 council that an al- lowance be put in next year's budget for a sprink- ler system in the arena. Deputy - reeve Stanley Tinker. answering a ques- tion by Mayor Thomas Broadhurst as v to what prompted this recommen- dation, said that savings in insurance payments would pay off the cost of this equipment in a short time. Reeve James Haggart re- ported the period would be about four or five years, reporting that with a sprin- kler system the three-year premium is actually less than the present yearly rate in the unsprinklered building. The reeve went on to note that with a sprinkler system there is a good chance of localizing a blaze if one should break out. As it stands now, if a fire broke out the entire arena would be lost, he cautioned. “Another arena is a long way away,” the deputy- reeve added. “If we lase the only one we have we would be without artific- ial ice for winter recrea- tion programs." WIN HOLIDAY FARE TU. $7456 28 LEVENDALE ROAD AV. 5:3756 RICHMOND HII.I. 'I'V On The George Keroff of Odeon Bowl‘ was tops for this week with a 913 triple. He has games of 361. 227 and 325. Floyd Duke- shire and Henry Knuckey were‘ next. each having 811. Behind them came Bill Jackson with 779, Norm Thomas 765 and Norm Bowen 761. 4 In team action Harris 8; Day and ABC were the only teams to sweep seven points. They beat ABC 2 and Michael’s Gift Shop respectively. All the rest of the teams split 5-2. F. Pow- ell topped Dynes in the blg one. Baker’s White Rose defeated Hall’s Fuel Oil, Richmond Inn whipped Allencourt Lanes, Odeon Bowl bested John‘s Boys and Tony‘s Esso took the mea- ure of A&W. Team standings to date are: Dynes Jewellers 70. Odeon Bowl 68, F. Powell Fencing 67, Tony's Esso Service 62, Rich- mond Inn 52, Harris & Day 48, A&W 48, ABC 1 43, Allencourt Lanes 37, John's Boys 32, Baker’s White Rose 29, Hall’s Fuel Oil 28, ABC 2 28, Mich- ael’s Gift Shop 25. In the race for high aver- age. Al Richardson continues to set the pace with a 255 aver- age. Behind him comes Norm Roberts 251, Jim Trenowden 250, Norm Thomas 250, Henry Knuckey 249, and George Ker- ofi also with 249. SAM COOK, Chairman 56 Yonge St. N. Richmond Hill Hydro - Electric Commissio Lanes I Grill This Christmas, make sure you’re one of the lucky people Who receive electrical presents. Modern electric appliances are miracles of efficiency. They’re beautifully designed and cost so little to use. Just check the appliances you want on this handy list (these are just a few. . . you may want to make your own list) and leave it Where it will be noticed. 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