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THE LIBERAL, 12 fl TYRES Gormley Sand & Gravel 1 Studio Nine 0 The only counter in this game was scored by Ross Queren- gcsser unaided. Bob's Boys 3 Kinnear Pontiac 1 Two goals by Bruce Buchan. a goal and an aSsist by Angus McGrcgor and an assist from Bradley O'Hara brought a long- awaited win to Bobs. Chris John Brown their only tally. Barrow‘s Insurance 3 Charlton Hardware 2 Barrows continued their win- ning ways on a goal each by Phil Wood. Alan Clark and Jim Burnett with assists from Kevin Shaw, Glen Pickett, Steve Bowes and Randy John- son. Charlton's goals were netted by Peter Halliday and Robert Greiner with the help of David Abbott, Andrew Beckwith, Ran- dy Tinsley and Jamie Gardner. NOVICES Allencourt Pharmacy 2 Dan's Esso 0 Glenn Doyle and Mark Niel- son helped by Paul Drmay and Robbie Frater counted for the winners. Sunnybrook Riding Club 6 'Wilson-Niblett 1 It was Steve Price‘s ,day as he contributed four goals for the winners. John Van der Walk and James Vermeulen added singletons. Ed Rayner two assists and Len Haseman, Tom Beaton and Greg Hender- son one assist each. gave Bedford helped by, KinnearsI MINOR ,, H0 crow . ESULTS BY BOB ROSS JR. lfrom Tim Polhamus and Roger Wiegand. Jas. A. Rice Construction 3 Ed Leeds in Sports 2 for the victors. David Earl and Paul Hender- son, both on solo efforts. Count- ed for Ed Leeds. PEEWEES Street Construction 3 Dynes Jewellers 1 Wayne Henderson clicked for two goals and Colin Anderson for one for Streets. with Paul Evans and Richard Kern help- ing. For Dynes’ Bulger teamed up with Terry Deville and Kevin Lewis. Tony’s Esso 7 . Coughlln Fuels 2 A hat trick and an assist by Stephen Ostep, a pair by Kim McMaster and a single counter each by Allan Paton and Wayne Wittaker and an assist each ,by Billy Andrews. Frank Milligan and Mike Head brought victory to Tony's. Rick Hopson and George Nelâ€" son scored for Coughlins with assist points going to Art Shed- lowich. Doug Witting and Tim- my Watt. Eric's Cycle & Sports 4 Shields Footwear 0 Doug Law contributed a hat trick, Scott Kerr a goal, Randy Sutton three assists. William Molnar two and Mike Mans- bridge one to this decisive win. MINOR BANTAMS Richmond Hill TV 2 For W-N John Pickett was aided by Steve Costello and Goalie Craig Clark. Rumble Transport 1 Consumers’ Gas 1 Rumbles' goal was netted by Wayne McCartney who was set up by Blair Lewis and Harold Brown. Bruce Williamson counted for Consumers unas- sisted. ATOMS Rice's Flowers 5 Clement Insurance 5 Rice's goals were distributed among Zenio Ferrone, Kerry Minor. Charles Lawrence, Rob- ert Wallingford and Geoff Har- ris, with Wallingford and Brian Charles earning assist points. Bruce Chiasson came up with a hat trick and Danny Powell with a pair for Clements with Dave Bolingbroke and Gary Hoxey getting assists. Sheppard 8; Gill 5 Hans BA 3 Two goals by John Peden. single tallies by Chris Mark, Bobby Adam and Roy Russell and assists by James Gerber and Ron McGregor gave S&G this one. For Hans the scorers were Gary Kimmell, Robert Dynes and Randy Hughes, with help Reynolds Shoe House 2 Scoring for the television boys were David Atkinson un- assisted and Robert McPhaden aided by Robbie Barker and George Mason. Paul Jarvie connected for both Reynolds’ tallies with Darryl Condy contributing two assists and Brendon Wood one. Murphy Real Estate 6 Seymour's Texaco 2 Tim Middleton led the way for Murphy's with two goals and an assist. Mike Wood had a goal and two assists, Jeff Switzer a goal and an assist, Chris Montgomery and Peter Cox a goal each, Peter Ken- nedy and David Tatum an as- sist each. For Seymours Jim Gamble had a goal andan assist, Steve Allder a goal and Ray Carter two assists. Rotary Club 3 Avenue Taxi 3 Mike Court netted the puck twice and Jim Graham once with Steve Bolingbroke assist- ing on one goal for Rotary. Bob McMeekin scored once and had an assist, George Bea- cock and John Tipold counted once each and Rob McDonald earned an assist for Avenue. ... 3”” Spots . . , (Continued from Page 11) “It takes quite a bit of doing to get eight patches,” she said, “it takes a lot of work and quite a few never reach that stage. I’m just taking them one at a time. Valerie said to make structors and so here goes. sure I mentioned her in- Her Similar Pair Pro is Victor Irving, and her Singles is Brenda Ramsay. She digs them both. Coming up in the immediate future February 28 is the Tri-State competitions in Port Huron and Valerie will be going all out for that. be skating in the annual So that’s just about which is a surprise. She will also Unionville Carnival. it. Now for the windup After all the above surely Valerie is contem- plating a future as a figure skating instructor at least? Nay, sir, nay. Valerie wants to be an airplane stewardess. Well, didja ever'I, Of course, Valerie gets this ambition honestly. Dad is an airways captain with Airâ€"Canada. that's better. Now But, in the meantime. don’t forget. Valerie is still looking for that boy-partner. And it could be you. it t It * Ill LOOSE ENDS Now to clear up some loose ends: There are also two other skating members of the family in the persons of Philip, 13, and Brad, 12. And mother also gets into the act. Doreen is the executive producer of the Unionville Ice Show which will be displaying April 17, 18, and 19. ya it It its colorful wares come 8 at SIGNS OF SPRING Yet more signs of spring with the announcement that 'the 48th annual meeting (I missed the first 47) of the Ontario Amateur Softball Association will be held in Peterborough April 3 and 4. It says here that “this will be our fourth visit to “The Lift Lock City“. 1955 and 1965. There. Other years were 1935, Wasn’t that interesting. This column is simply overflowing with important little tid-bits. # t t t 3 Again. it’s building up to a swinging softball season in Richmond Hill again. Of course, there’s the Dynes Jewellers who won the Southern Ontario OASA Senior “A” Championship last season. Then the Kent Clothes entry and now we have the Richmond Hill Auto Body Intermediate entry, last season‘s Reid's Auto Body Industrial Softball League Champions. t So, won‘t be long now. 1 Jeff Bowden connected for ‘two counters and Steve Orr for Tone with Andy Cook and Bob iGolding earning assist points only goal Paul. Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Feb. 26, 1970 I I o I a I I BANTAMS Butler 8: Baird Lumber 6 Civitan Club 3 B&B outhustled Civitan as Bob Bonnell came up with ton goals and two assists. Stevcn‘ Berezowski and Andy Girdler' followed up with a goal and an assist each and David MacDon-i aid set up two markers. The lumbermen's other goals were by John Anderson and Alan Armstrong with assists going to Bill Woods. Steve Jarvie, Mar- tin Armstrong. Frank Weber and Keith Williamson. Civitans’ Todd Price fired home their first marker as- sisted by Wayne Bounds, Scott Merritt carded number t\vo unâ€" assisted and Peter Bowden scored the losers’ final goal with Kerry Kettridge assisting, Surf Marine 9 Stephenson Construction 0 Steven Gordon went into high gear as he scored a double hat trick 4that’s right â€" six goals, five of them in a row) and as- sisted on the other three mark- ers. giving him a nine-point night to top the league's scoring race. Peter Wright also had a big night for the winners as he scored twice and picked up three assists. I Larry Lalonde was the play-i maker with four assists. Alex Molnar popped in one and as-3 sisted on another. Roger Bacci picked up two helpers and singles went to Peter Barnett, Joe Waterman and Larry Hut- chison. Bruce Hails in goal came up with his third shutout of the year. MIDGETS Little Ford 4 Bork’s Jewellers 1 Little’s scoring record was a pair of goals for Heinz Weber and one each for Chris Cam- eron and George Barr. Assists Went to Wayne Harrison, Kim Kettridge, Dieter Kramer, Rob Moorley, John Olsson and John Caven. Bork’s goal came from the stick of Dave Burnsfield with assists from Steve Shewchuk and Tom Perry. Village Pizza 3 Bowden Lumber 2 Village’s goals came from Glen Sharp who collected a pair and Brian O’Toole who had a singleton, with assists from John McConkey, Brian Palmer and Wayne Palmer. Marti Gill connected for a pair for Bowdens with assists going to Paul Saunders and Mike Hall. Set Up Dome Stadium Leaders North York to promote a domed sports Borough of North York. Make-up of the committee, which will study sites, sports franchises, financing and ef- fects on the community of the stadium, will be announced in about two weeks. Alderman Paul Godfrey, development committee chairman said. A stadium to seat 65,000 per- sons was proposed by former mayor James Service last June for a 55-acre site at Downsview airport now owned by the De- partment of National Defence. He estimated the cost at $37 million. land. Ex-UnionviIIe Skaters IPerIorm At Expo' 70 performing at Expo ’70 in Japan Susan Huehnergard Sherry Jenkins will be per- skating surface in the Canadian Pavilion. were Senior Champions. years with the Ice Follies. that the choreography Ahlgren. This show former club head professional 17. 18 and 19. t . I skating tests were: I Dutch Waltz: Julie Merkling- team missed Then three more .er. Lorraine Stephany. David IMulholland. Janice Frattini. I Canasta Tango: Lorraine Ste- 'phany. Jo-Ann Okada, Nancy Dunn and Peter Bradley. Swing Dance: Barbara James Fiesta Tango: Dianne Perkin Sandra Konarski, Chase. Willow Dance: Jennifer Pat- rick, Lorna Cox. Fourteen Step: Spence. Sheilla Chase. i Preliminary Figure: Perkin. Carol Hale. ICrompton, Theresa Ormesher ‘Carol Lynn Bennett. Allencourt Pill Roller hosted the Northwestern Boys' A committee of community leaders and prominent people stadium will be set up by the The borough has been nego- tiating every since to buy the Two former members of the Unionville Skating Club will be and forming on the vinyl plastic Susan and her brother Paul Canadian Pairs Sherry spent three The Unionville club has a further interest in the show in is by one of its professionals. Hans will be seen four times daily and is a production of Bruce Hyland, Hans is also a vital part of Unionville‘s own show, Ice Fan- tasia, which is slated for April Results of the January figureIm-st try and Forbes tied it up. Carolyn I Town Park, Traffic, Parking Criticized Parking in the town park is over regulated. President Frank Murphy of the Legion International Midget Hockey Tournament scheduled for the school winter holiday told "The Liberal" in an int- erview this week. The new parking and traf- fic regulations in the vicinity of the arena provide for en- trance only from Church Street and exit by Pugsley Avenue. Oneâ€"way traffic is permitted from Church Street to east of the arena and two-way from there to Pugsley. Parking is provid- ed on the south side of the road, in the parking lot with five car parking spots reserâ€" ved for the arena staff and two bus bays west of the old arena. No parking is allow- ed in front of the two arenas. These new regulations which are being enforced rigidly by the town police were introduced, it. is re- ported as a safety precaution to clear the way for fire and accident emergency vehicles. Mr. Murphy is not criticiz- ing the town police for hand- ing out tickets. “The police have to do their job and en- force the bylaws council passes. I would be the first to complain if they didn't. But I can't conduct the tour- nament successfully with conditions as they are. Park- ing and traffic are a regular shambles and seven prime parking spaces are reserved for staff and parking instead of the paying public. I in- tend to use the sea cadets to direct parking during the d'IIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIlllllllllIlIllllllllIllllllllllIIIllIIIIIlllllllllIlllIIIlIIIltlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllIllllllIIIIllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllIlllllllIlllllltlllllllilllllllllllllIIIIIlllIllllIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllIIllllllIlIlIIIIl'1‘ . Minor Bantams Still Undefeated In League Playi TYKES Northwest 4, Allencourt 1 Last Wednesday night the Tykes Club in a return game and were defeated 4â€"-â€"1. Phil Wood scored the only Richmond Hill goal. Brampton 5, Allencourt 2 Sunday the Pill Rollers hostâ€" ed Brampton Tykes and lost again by a score of 5â€"2. Local marksmen were Robert Greiner unassisted and Dean Capotosto assisted by Angus McGregor. The local lads tried hard in both games but need to improve considerably time at the end of March. The coaching staff is confident that they will be coming along nice- ly by that time. by tournament Coming Up: The local tykes have a treat coming up this weekend when they will be the guests of the Penetanguishene Tykes, playing two hockey games and enjoying a snowmo- bile party. They will be billeted over Saturday night. NOVICES Orillia 2, CFGM 1 The final game in the Orillia Series proved to be the final game in OMHA play for the Hill's CFGM novices. This was the fourth game in a well play- ed series between two very evenly matched teams. In fact in eight games this season they were tied as to goals and there was never more than a oneâ€"goal spread in the final result of a game. CFGM went into an early lead in this one on a goal by Gordon Forbes. Orillia tied it up and there the Scoring stayed until the game’s dy- ing seconds when a couple of Orillia’s wingers got in- side the local defence and right on top of goalie Ricky Bereczowski. He made the save but Orillia managed to pop in the rebound with only 16 seconds of play re- maining. Leaside 4, CFGM 1 Friday night CFGM turned in a lacklustre performance as they lost 4â€"1 to Leaside, a team they had beaten in two, former encounters. David For- bes from David Matchett ac- counted for the Hillers only, tally. ‘ CFGM 4, Georgetown 3 Early Saturday morning the local lads travelled to Penetan- guishene to participate in the Little NHL Tournament heldI each year in conjunction with? ‘that Georgian Bay town's win-‘ ter carnival. Besides enjoying turned in their best tournament showing of the season. They won the opening game against Georgetown 4â€"3 they popped into an early lead on goalsby Mark Girdler tun- assistedl and David Forbes aid- ed by Brad Lloyd. This lead lasted until the game was al- most finished and Georgetown tied it up. By tournament rules each team was awarded three penalty shots. Georgetown scored on the YThe next two players on each jfrom each team were chosen. ‘Goalie Paul Norman stopped all ,ater after dinner on February the carnival, the CFGM boys: as' tournament week. but with conditions as they are I won‘t be able to. This means that the town will have to assign two policemen to that area for 10â€"12 hours a day for the full eight days." "I intend to carry on the fight in the right way and will appear before council at its next meeting to ask council to rescind these re- gulations," Mr. Murphy conâ€" cluded. Mr. Murphy was at Rich- mond Hill Town Council meeting February 16 when Deputy-reeve Iv a 'n Mans- bridge failed in an attempt to have a motion passed that council recommend to the parks board that it rescind oneâ€"way traffic in the town park and request that bus and staff parking be con- fined to the parking area. His motion was seconded by Reeve Donald Plaxton. Speaking to his motion. Mr. Mansbridge stated that the one-way regulation run- ning into a two-way area without any designating sign is causing a lot of confusion. He questioned if an emer- gency vehicle could get through Church Street to reach the arena when crowds are attending hockey games or other presentations. “As your representative on the police commission, I must emphasize that if you have bylaws. the police should do their duty," com- mented Mayor William La- zenby. “However I agree with you about the staff parking. As far as I am conv particularly outstanding. Red Wings 5, CFGM 0 The third round came up at 5:30 pm Sunday and matched CFGM against the very strong THL Red Wings. The Hillers gave their big city opposition a real battle but lost 5â€"â€"0. ATOMS Weyerhaeusers 5, East York 2 Thursday, February 19, Wey- erhaeuser boys in blue hosted East York and showed them, how, to the tune of a 5-2 score.‘ Kyle Chatfield picked up two big ones â€"â€" one being assisted by Bob Putnam, the other by Eric Thompson and Gordon Bedwell. Other point getters were Mike Ham unassisted, Danny Jones assisted by Gordon Sinfield and Bob Putnam assisted by Eric Thompson and Gordon Bedwell. Weyerhaeusers 4 Unionville 1 Saturday, February 21, our lads had a dinner time game in Unionville and bulged the twine four times with only one ag- ainst. This game was 3 Danny Jones - Gordon Bedwell effort with some beautiful passing be- ing displayed. Point getters were: Bedwell from Jones and Ham, Jones from Tatum and Simpson. Bedwell from Ham and Sinfield and finally Jones from Putnam. Weyerhaeusers 3 Chinguacousy 2 The final league game of the Tri-County League with Ching- uacousy on the 22nd was an ex- ceptionally hard-fought affair. Despite a number of injuries (all minor fortunately) the Weyerhaeuser boys came out on top with a 3-2 score. Scor- ing was by Gord Sinfield as- sisted by Danny Jones and Bobby Putnam, Kyle Chatfield with an unassisted blast from the point and the winner by Gordon Bedwell who was set up beautifully by Bobby Put- nam. Weyerhaeusers 8 Toronto Kings 3 To wind up the four game weekend, with still another win to their credit, the Weyerhaeus- er boys bombed the Toronto Kings to the tune of 8-3. Des pite the game being immedi- 22 and the local lads doing a lot of erratic skating, Bobby Putnam and crew hit when it counted. Scrappy Bobby picked up two goals and 2 assists, Mike Ham one goal and one assist, Danny Jones 1 goal and 2 assists. Oth- er goals were by Glen Tatum, Doug Hodgson and Kyle Chat-i field. Assists also were earned by Chatfield I2), Sinfield, Bed- “well and Dave Little. Kevin Mabley played good shutoutv hockey for two of the three periods with regular Doug Hughes taking over in the mid- .dle stanza. :PEEWEES Lions 0, Aurora 0 Thursday, February 19. the Lions went to Aurora and the, well-played endâ€"to-end encounn iter ended with no scoring by; Feither team. Richmond Hill had 21 shots on goal, Aurora 20. Whitby 5. Lions 4 . Friday, February 20, Whitbyl 3Peewees were visitors at the1 local arena, Richmond Hill. started things off with Gordie} Forbes counting. assisted by Tony Robinson. Jeff Miller ,‘three Georgetown sharpshooâ€" lters. but David Forster. CFGM's Ifinal marksman, put one in the “learner to “in the game for his team. CFGM 2, Markham 1 In the second round of the tournament Sunday morning Richard CFGM defeated Markham 2_1. ,David Baker scored both goals Dianne‘for the local lads as he turned Billy in his best game of the year. ,lBrad Lloyd earned an assist on one and the other was unassis- ’ First Figure: Tammy Cromp- ted. Both goalies played in this lion, Cathi Wilkes. ,game but Rick Bereczowski was added one assisted by Arnold ‘Van der Weyde and John Oakâ€" ley. Mike Rowley. a former Richmond Hill hockey player. .scored for Whitby to make it I2-1 at the end of the first. I Early in the second Whitby tied it up, but Steve Morrison inetted the puck for the Lions unassisted to go ahead 3â€"2. .Whitby tied it up again to make it 3-all at the end of the per- iod. Early in the third Whit- by‘s Rowley scored his Second goal which gives him 88 goals and 50 assists 1 corned they should park in the back. The present plan is utterly ridiculous. I don‘t know of any other operation where the staff gets the best spots. The best parking spaces should he made avail- able to the paying clientele. 1 also believe the bus bays are in the wrong position." “If parking and no parking areas are not clearly marked. people have a legitimate complaint if their vehicles are ticketed." the mayor noted. Mr. ltlansbridge a g r e c d that the police are doing a good job and the proper signs are now up. “I‘ve had a chance to study the situa- iio when I take my son to play hockey and when l at- tend the hockey games and I firmly believe that the one- way road in front of the arenas is not working satis- factorily." “I‘m very glad people have noticed the change in regu- lations." commented Coun- cillor S h a u n Beggs, who serves on the park and re- creation committee. “We in- troduced these at the request of the arena board. So far we have had only one letter of complaint. As for parking â€" only seven parking spots are under question -â€"- five for the cars of staff and two bus bays out of 300." “Before the new arena was built there was only one- eighth of present parking available. We have taken these steps to clear a con- gested area to facilitate through traffic, particularly in 68 games this season. Mike's early hockey train- ing in Richmond Hill seems to have served him well as he produced this remark- able record. In goal for Whitby was 10â€" year-old Billy Morrison, who came up with a tremendous ef- fort to keep the Hillers’ score down. In the final minute of the game Coach Ed Sackfield re- moved Goalie Craig Richardson for an extra forward and Rob- inson scored assisted by Dave Berseth to make the final score 5-4 for Whitby. , Dorset Park 6, Lions 4 Saturday, February 21, in the evening, the Lions travelled to De La Salle Arena to play Dor- set Park. In the first two per- iods the lads from the Hill did everything but put the puck in the net while Dorset Park scor- ed four times. However in the third period the local Lions started to click.I Bobby Russell from Grant Fer- guson and Keith Swindlehurst, Captain Steve Morrison unas- sisted, Bobby Russell helped by Ferguson and Jeff Miller aided by John Oakley and Defence- man Mike Gallaugher were the marksmen. Dorset Park scored two more to win the game 6-4. Tilden Terriers 2, Lions 1 Sunday. February 22 at 3:30 at the local arena the Lions hosted Tilden Terriers from Willowdale. The Terriers came out hitting in the first period but the Lions didn’t stand for too much of that. They hit back and it settled into a good game. Van der Weyde scored the only Lion goal assisted by Oak- ley and Defenceman Richard Campbell. The Terriers scored twice to win 2-1. Weston 2, Lions 1 In the evening the Lions went to Woodbridge to play Weston Dodgers. There was no scor- ing in the first period. In the second Grant Ferguson counted on a pass from De- fencem‘an Steve Morrison. In, the third Weston tied it up. The‘ play went from end to end with the Hillers outshooting Weston, 8 to 3. Weston got the onlyI goal to win 2-1. MINOR BANTAMS Surf Marine 4 Faustina 4 Saturday night at Lakeshore Arena, the Surf Marine Minor Bantams held the powerful Faustina to a 4-all tie. Making this possible was Jim, [1 16, Peterboro 12. IE 5 emergency vehicles. The police were not in favor of traffic coming out of the park on to Church Street." he explained. “If men who are interested in recreation cannot walk a little distance from their parked cars to the arena, it is a sorry state of affairs. At ‘ Maple Leaf Gardens, in Toronto. not only do they have to walk but they have to pay for the privilege of parking in the vincinity. However. if the arena board wants to change these regu- lations we will concede to their request." he assured council. “An ornamental gateway is being designed to lead into the one-way road.” Councillor Eric George agreed with those who be- i here the oneâ€"way entrance is of poor design. He felt that moving the buses from their present location would not improve matters much, how- ever. since it would provide parking for only two more cars tone for each bus bay). Commenting on Councillor Beggs’ remark about the inâ€" crease in parking facilities, Mr. Murphy pointed out that the new arena is attracting many more people to use the parking spaces. Minor hockey registration is up 20% this year and the midth hockey tournament. to be held on eight days this year, will tax the present parking r to the limit. “Within five years we are going to have a real problem. if more park- ing space is not provided," he forecast. lltttllltltllllllllllllllllmtlltltltttttltlttlttlltllltlllttl Illiltlllllltlllttlliltlllllllllllltllltttllllllltflllllllllltlllllltlll\lllil lllltlllllmltll lead at 1:58 on a three-way play The Hillers played hard andI finally tied it up at 19:43 when Chuck Lunau scored. His line- mates. Terry Rice and Dennis Acomb both earned assists.‘ Goalie Bob Clement had kept his team in the game till then and continued to hold Peter- boro out. The Cleaners scored again at 14:27 of the second stanza as Paul Bailey came to life assist- ed by Dave Dunkley. It was a close-checking game in the third with Richmond Hill having only a slight edge. Shots on goal â€" Richmond Hill Cleaners 1 North York Rangers 1 Saturday afternoon the Clean- ers were invited to play the North York Rangers at Double- rink Arenas. A fast end to end game came up with the Hillers forced to kill off three penalties‘ in the first period. Both teams held out while Shorthanded and there was no score at the end of the first. In the second the game con- tinued end to end, both teams killing off penalties and still there was no scoring. In the third while the Hillers were two men short. the Rang- ers managed to net one. The Cleaners tied things up al-. though penalized five times: Terry Rice scored with Acomb earning an assist. Cleaners 4, Orillia 1 Sunday the North End Clean- ers took to the ice again. This time Orillia was the guest. In the first period Alan Gra- ham opened the scoring assisted by Tom Sanlon and Greg Wol- oski. In the second Bruce Hip- kiss unwound to score, assisted. by Bailie. Dunkley added in- surance and stretched the lead to 3-0. In the third Orillia took ad- vantage of a defensive lapse. and got on the score sheet. Tom Sanlon would have none of this and got the goal back in sec- onds assisted by Hipkiss. Coming Up: Brampton took on the Cleaners at 7:30 Wed-I nesday in the new arena. Vis- itors for 9 pm Friday will be Oshawa. Sunday at 5 the com- petition will be Downsview. Itlllll'tIIllIlIIIIIIIIIt“IIIIIIIIIIlllitlllllllllllllllllllllIIllllll’tlltllllllllllltlllllllllllltlllltIIIIIIIIIIlltllllllllIllkill\IlIIIIlllllllllimitlllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllltittlIlllltlllllllllltllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllillltllllllllllllllltll’tillllllllllllllllllllIlIlIlthllItlIlIlllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllltllllllItllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllll B‘ E to of Clement with two goals and one assist, Ricky Sackfield with one: goal and one assist, Jimmy. Simpson with a goal, Ken Hor-i vat with three assists and Eric Kivimaki with one assist. Surf Marine 1, Milton 1 , The Mariners kept their no-i loss record in league play in-_ tact Sunday as they tied Mil; ton 1-1 in that town. ~ Clement gave the local team an early lead, aided by BobI Belanger and Kivimaki. withi Milton tying the score in the last minute of play. I BANTAMS ' Cleaners 2, Peterboro 1 . Last Friday the North End Cleaners Bantams hosted Peter-1‘ boro in the first game of a, home and home series. In the first period the Cleanâ€", ers got off to a bad start and; allowed Peterboro to take the * BRUSH Wormanship LET! CENTRAL PAINTING Finance Your Painting Through Our Home Improvement Plan Specializing in Domestic & Imported Wallpaper * ROLLER NO JOB IS TOO SMALL CALL 889-5440 FROM 9 A.M. TO 5 RM. Available for boys ages 14 to 18 at WALTER SCO'I'I‘ SCHOOL EVERY FRIDAY 7.30 PM. TO 9 PM. 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Oh â€" don’t get me wrong. I like snow and all. but spring means track and field and track means . . . well, track is just about the only thing that keeps me in school. Man, it sure is hard to wait, but I guess I have to. BASKETBALL Girls In the junior division Richmond Hill defeated W oodbridge 37 to 32 on Friday. Top scorers for Richmond Hill were Sue Stephenson 12, Janet Wright 11, and Sandy McAllistor with 10 points. Langstaff and Thornlea also tangled in a semi-final game. Thornlea had quite a few girls fouled out in the first half. In the third quarter, Langstaff was winning by quite a few points. Thornlea had only five girls left to play. Three of these each had four personal fouls and the other two had three fouls each. Because of this the Thornlea coach decided not to play the last quarter and the game was awarded to Langstaff. In the senior division Langstaff fought it out with Woodbridge in the semi-final. Scores or names are not available for that game, but Langstaff won by around 20 points or so. Thornlea battled it out against Richmond Hill in a semi-final. In a three minute overtime, Thornlea finally won by the skin of their teeth With a. score of 35 to 33. Debbie Young (RHHS) and Muriel Mortson (Thornlea) were top scorers. Boys In the junior division Richmond Hill defeated Langstaff 41 to 19. Bayview and Langstaff also had a game. The score is not available but Bayview won this game which puts them into second place. In the intermediate game Langstaff defeated Bayview. These two schools are now tied and will have a play-off game. _ Richmond Hill defeated Langsta-ff 68 to 42 in the senior game. Ken Hitchens was the top scorer for the Hillers with 21 points. Phil Math- ewson scored high for Langstaff with 20 points. By Pia Schenk WRESTLING On February 16, Bayview’s Wrestling Raid- ers defeated Uxbridge 45 to 8. Winners for Bay- view were: Dave Gardner 98 lbs., Ted Cooper 106 lbs., John Cook 115 lbs., Don McKenna 123 lbs., Dan Dengate 136 lbs., Bob Bradley 141 lbs., Brian Gilpin, 148 lbs., Nick Millicivic 168 lbs., John Minchella 178 lbs. At the Georgian Bay Wrestling Tournament held February 21, Bayview tied for second place with Markham. Banting won the meet for the fifth year in a row. Brian Gilpin and Ted Cooper won the indi- vidual championship for their weight class, which automatically places them in the All- Ontario. Also qualifying for the All-Ontario were John Minchella, John Cook, and Bob Bradley. A fine show by a fine team. Ill :0 It III ’0‘ INDOOR TRACK MEET On February 19, an indoor track meet was held at Bayview, for boys only. The competing schools were Bayview, Langstaff and King City. The only event not won by a Bayview student was the junior 600 yard run: That was won by Langstaff. The winners are as follows. 100 yd., Jr. â€" Kattenburg, 11.3 sec; 100 yd., Sr. â€" Morby, 11.2 sec. 300 yd., Jr. â€" Cosgrove, 42.9 sec.; 300 yd., Sr. â€" Ball, 41.0 sec. 600 yd., Jr. â€" Barnden; 600 yd., Sr. -â€" Wat- son. . Mile, Jr. â€" Matthews, 5.31; Mile, Sr. â€"- Tay- lor, 5.23. High Jump, Jr. â€" Mitchell; High Jump, Sr. â€" Ball. Shot Put, Jr. â€" Bolderly; Shot Put, Sr. â€" Meyers. 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