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SECON D SECTION Pours Chlflnfl .VOL. 95, NO. 19. RESULTS ABC BOWLING CLUB Hell’s Angels continue In second place are the Pen- guins with 27 points. Then come the Go Aways with 24 points. High scoring for Friday night of last week was a family af- fair with Shirley Price leading the ladies with 647 (203. 253. 191i; Shirley Riesenweber was second with 640 (170. 160. 305i; Teresa Lajaunesse had 639 (216. 210. 213). Roger Lajaunesse led the men with 686 (206. 254. 226'. Dan Price had 670 (215. 271. 184i; Gerry Guertin had 662 (193, 265, 204i. Iilttllllllilllllll\lllllllllllllllllllilllllltllllltlllllillllltlllllilllllllllllllttl ‘ Elect Al Bestard 1 0R Ball Prexy ' Al Bestard was elected president of the Oak Rid- ges and District Minor Ball Association for 1972 Thurs- day of last week. He replaces Don Cook. Other members of the executive are: Secretary Irene Griffiths. Treasurer Bert Wallace. Publicity Manager Connie Bestard. Equipment Manager Carl Griffiths. There are openings for referee-in-chiei’ and con- venor, Anyone desiring to accept these posts should contact Mr. Bestard at 773- 5881. The meeting was held at Oak Ridges Lions Hall. Mllllllllllllllltllllllllllllttll\ltillllttlllllttlltllllllltllltllllllllllltllllll PEFFERLAW: Taxi. Owner Vic Timmins charged last week the Georgina taxi bylaw is being Ignored by taxi owners. and police are failing to enforce it. He also claims there are enough cabs operating in Sutton at present. Georgina Council drew his ire by granting nine 1971 cab owner licenses under the taxi bylaw which was passed last March. ’ CLEARANCE SALE RIVIERA to lead the pack with 30 points with only one more night to go.[ RICHMOND HILL. l l l l l l l their first try last season. Rollich. and Ev Jones. ONTARIO, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 4‘ Marchiori. Missing from the photo is Dorothy Gignac. triple of 1,005. losses. .....i.u . ,....m......j u.nun-umn.mâ€"wnâ€"mw~r-+eeuu,m.muuuuun (Photo by Stuart‘s Studio) Hoping To Malre It Two In A Row The Richmond Hill Apollo 11 bowling team will be trying to make it two straight champ- ionships in a row in the 1971-72 Toronto Major Bowling League. Left to right (standing) are Coach Bill Jones, Betty Wolfreys, Judy (Front row) Jane St. John, Captain Irene Leech, Assistant Captain Jean The Apollo 11 team won it in Jean Marchori also had the league high To date in 1971 the team is tied for second place with eight wins and four SLACKS $4.99 WHILE THEY LAST! Not all styles and sizes available at this price â€" so hurry for best selec- .ion. - BOND CLOTHES (Meyer Solomon) In "The North Mall" RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE Richmond Hill‘s represeiita-yolved 'tive minor soccer squirt team.‘beginning. This year 400 boys’ I l Town Council Honors Minor Soccer Sciuirts' in coaching since the Dynes Jewellers (who went toland 30 girls participated. the cup finals in the North York: ‘League in their first year of Lleague competition) were hon- ored by town council Monday evening. Each player was intro- duced to council by Coach Art‘ Gossman and each received from;Brian Mayor ‘ memento bearing the crest of Steve Harris. Kenneth Large. the town. Minor soccer is a young sportiAdrian Steenson. Paul Thomas} in Richmond Hill. having been‘Graham Kernohan. Jimmy Bar-i ‘introduced only four years ago. ton. Harold Thornhill and James “.11 . . . . ~ - . . . . and Mr‘ Gossman has been m Gwimam i Tun smoothly 1501 very long in this world wheie Dynes were unbeaten in lea: .gue play during the season and; lost out in the cup finals by the‘. Included on the team were Cafes. aiKenneth Clayton. John Hughes. William Lazenby iDouglas Macklin. Paul Beckwith. l slim margin of 2-1. i Zenon Byblow." T9f9 I:ng cALAXIE 500 1969 MUSTANG $1995 .00 $22.? $1995 .00 ‘ 1959 FORD GALAXIE 500 1969 FORD iiiiiiiisiiii’ 3555? $1995 .00 iiigiifiii‘i;Rife: $2339 .00 [9695ClritEVROLET IMPALA I968 METEOR MONTCALM $2195 .00 iiéiiiifiiiiiiiiiii $1595 .00 1968 FORD FAIRLANE l9d67 lMERCllRY COUGAR iiiiikiiiii 53‘ $1496.00 _ $1495.00 at Folks Came‘A Long‘WayF-Tadleal D LITTLE FORD SALES 11131) .1 hmord Hill . 889-1105 statement. ‘1 teams. ’ firme by the league. ‘ toc. t 1 Spot: By FRED SIMPSON Wllh It’s Only Human Of course there is just no way that anything human beings are involved. I think most humans will agree. Take your choice of any century and you'll find plenty of evidence to back up the above People never change. just their clothing. Which. magically, takes us back a couple of ‘ weeks to when I commented on the tempest which ; blew up regarding the Richmond Hill Minor Football League. My comments were under the heading, 1 “Sad Situation.” Briefly, I said it was a sad situation when an official has to stop a football game because he feels the. two teams are so incensed at one another perm- anent injury might occur. Especially minor football I said also that in no way should players be allowed to take matters into Their own hands. Even if they think they are, or even if they are, justified. Players insisting upon doing so should be dealt with That goes for the coaches, That same issue. “The Liberal“ printed a letter from a parent which also tended to look with dis- favor at some of the so-called “mouth-off” type football players. Needless to say, this started the pot boiling and ’ here we are today. here I am today. The two coaches involved in that controversial : game were Ray Kyte of Trio Restaurant and John Bork of the Blues. It doesn't take any wild imagining to guess that l was suddenly confronted (albeit mildly. thank heavens) by Coach Bork who defended the players in that particular game. >6! ’3 i i O DEFENDS PLAYERS Hr- didn't like the criticism levelled at the players by myself and the parent because he didn't feel it was justified. I won't go into details (why get into bickering?) because I see no real good being achieved. There are two sides to every story. I related one and this made him unhappy. He does have a good point. But my overall impression was that he was mainly interested in "cooling" the situation. This I heartily concur with. Nothing is accomplished by standing back and pointing fingers of guilt at one another. In this case. maybe everyone is a little to blame. Correcting the situation seems to me to be the most important thing. Problems do arise. Get together. talk them out. correct them. Some of the difficulty here might be the fact gloat there are too many adults wearing too many ats. i t S i Q TOO MANY HATS? To “it: There is currently no president in the league. (Continued on Page 14.) ‘boro's Joe Kelly in that thir iFights Enliven Contest lRams Rip Scarboro 9-2 A couple of third period hair: .tles enlivened things Tuesda,v might of last week as Richmond Markham r WINEMA KERS COMPLETE LINE OF SUPPLIES 9 Complete Counselling Service 9 Quality ingredients 9 Reasonable Prices QUALITY O VALUE 0 SERVICE METRO .IL'NIOR B G W I. T F A I‘ " ' (‘i o 45 iii H Hill Rams served notice on the Richmond H. R 6 o 2 47 3.. 14 . . npposrtinn that they can fight Dmp g 3 2 3 47 3. 12 Selling “inc-Art Products as iiell a= play hockey St Michaels ii 3 4 i 61 33 11 The (‘hnlCP 15 up in you 'I‘m-nnto p i 1 1 in 33 9 89A YONGE $1.. 5. ~ RICHMOND HILL e Phone 884-1300 Learning their lesson for the \‘t‘exfm-d o i 4 1 (is 42 g OPE-"i" DAILY 9 8-m- to 5 Pm- mgm were n1pn1hpl‘5 n; ,he gum” 9 4 4 I 33 34 p Thurs. and Fri. 9 am. to 9 pm. â€" Monday Closed ‘Scarboro Sabres as they lost Scarboro R 3 i 1 33 44 7 .. a» “A d a 10-4 Metro Junior "B" hockey North york 3 2 4 2 37 29 6 game to the undefeated Rams Weston 9 2 G 1 3] 33 5 as well as at least one of the. Dounsueu' 9 2 5 1 35 50 5 two fights that broke out in a‘Whitby-Ajax 9 1 7 1 29 55 3 R B I chippy third period. They prob-; Future Games ably lost the other one but it wasn't quite as decisive. Some 700 spectators sat in on isided contest at the local arena Rams at Toronto Nats the oftâ€"exciting although oneâ€" Rams at Whnht- ias the Rams made it six wins Mama,“ 3, Rams Tonight (Thursday) ' Sunday All MODELS ON Tuesday (and two ties in as many games ito remain atop the 12«team loop {standings by two games. “They came out lookin: trouble in the final perio commented Rams‘ Coach Karl for Sabres‘ sword-rattling.i we can handle trouble: the “Well, We've got some tough boys out there. We won't be pushed ar- ound by anyone.” FLYING FISTS erring to was Defenceman Steve Lyon whom took after Scar-, Jii period and surrounded him wit _fi flying fists. b This assault by L) on occurre' about. two minutes after Kelly had elbowed 14â€"year-old Bill' Stephenson an act. which am g iounts to rank heresy in the eye‘ ’of Richmond Hill players. , " Lyon lined Kelly up on th.‘ boards. thumped him. and rec i. Ieived a penalty. Kelly tried 1’ skate away but this also offeno ded Lyon who raced after Kelly. and attempted to grind him into the ice. ii The other fight was slightly more even as the Rams' Bill Weber and Scarboro‘s Pau Heaver locked arms in between some roundhouse swings. It wa T; hard to tell who got the best 0 If; worst of this one. Q OUTSHOT 64 TO 26 Meanwhile. back at the hockey game. the Rams spent most of the night intimidating .315 pair of Scarboro goalies as they lambasted them with 64 pucks compared to the 26 sent it Gordie Woolnough in the Rich- mond Hill nets. Rams outshot. Scarboro 27-10 in the first per- iod and 24â€"9 in the second. 3 i, Bob Volpe started in goal fo ., Scarboro but was taken off fo l. shock treatments after the third Ram goal at the five minut mark of the first period. In came a protesting. squealin Mike Bennie who finshed ouig the game in sterling fashion. .3 Leading the Richmond Hi1 ii goal assault was Captain Wayn Stokes with three. followed by Dave Lumley and Daryl Rice with two each. Singles went to John Barnett, Craig Terry and Alex Pirus. For the Sabres it has Rick Bourbonnais and Tim Snyde a scoring two each. *3 JUST NOTES i" Richmond Hill. as the scnre would indicate, was in charge all the way and the Scarborol goals resulted from some loos defensive play by the locals wh relaxed a little at times. J; Woolnough played a ’ soli game in the Rams‘ net and .little chance on the ones the got by him as on almost eve .1; occasion the Scarboro scorer came in on him unattended. Rice again came up with a : impressive two-way performan ; cc and was particularly effect-' ive killing penalties. i Coach Brimblecombe was als‘ happy with the play of Johnny. Barnett and Randy MacDonaldi Lyon. as usual. was outstanding; MacDonald, incidentally. god. clothes-lined by a Scarborq player in the final few minute. 1 of that rough third period an i .No serious injury resulted i '. Rice was selected Rams'. "'Player of the Week" last weeki’ The Richmond Hill Rams ‘ will be meeting the power- .N ful Markham Seal-o-Wax ; team Tuesday night for the i‘ first time this season. As of i writing, both teams are um i defeated. Gametime is . 8pm at the Richmond Hill Arena. Markham. a farm team of the Junior "A" Marlies y always comes up with a l dangerous squad. Ci 1 :1 Player ‘Pirus 'C. Terry Stokes ‘Rice ‘D. Weber iLumley iColp ’MacDonald ‘Barnett Patterson B. Weber Lyon Doyle .LaBelle ;P. Terry Stevenson oo~rcnoomm~ru~sq~xnaooomoo castâ€"Aow-‘Misamwummon Nbe)~â€".bidww-G~DIA‘M33‘DCDO> Metro Junior “B” 110ch MARRHAM. rs. RAMS TEES. NOV. 9th Time: 8 pm. RICHMOND HILL NEW ARENA Adults $1.” .3. lg Students 50c NEWMARKET level crossmg at the Mount Al- hert, Sideroad and Highway d... will be eliminated. York Reg- ions Brimblccombe in reference 10.23;” mum” l$895.000 will be paid by the re- igion. East Gwillimbui‘y 'Gladys Rolling said she hoped‘ work on the start next year. although Shel had h d ’t ‘ - One of the “boys” he was ref- until 16:72. ’ m’ght be dela’edi ISPLAY SALES 8: SERVICE The railu ay committee the project will i nearly $2 million. of which engineering STREET BROS. AUTO ELECTRIC LTD. 22 INDUSTRIAL RD. RICHMOND HILL Mayor crossing would RV .. . BRAEW ., "RES 2 Brand New Snow Tires i with the purchase of any new or used car sold 1;; Wed., Thurs. Fri.. Sat.,=i Nov. 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 1971.? ’70 OLDS. Vista Cruiser Fully equipped. like new .H . throughout. Lic. 48624X. f, 3.299. ’70 DODGE CHARGER R/T 2 door hardtop. 440 engine. ’ mag. wheels. vinyl top. full .._ , f . power. 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