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BANTAM “A” Oak Ridges 5. Schomberg 2; Dale Roffey drove home two goals and added an as- sist in this one. Other goals went to Paul Smith. Karl Taylor and Doug Jones. Drawing assists were Bill Metcalfe. Paul Smith. Oak Ridges 2. Stroud 0 Dale â€"Roffey and John Grech handled the scoring; with Bill Metcalfe picking up two assists with Shawun Parker and Glen Wright re-. ceiving credit for the others. Oak Ridges 3. Nobleton 3 i Single goals by Bill Metâ€" calfe. Dale Roffey and Dougl Jones. Paul Smith. Ted Cla- gue. Jim Gerber and Tony Roffey were also credited assists. Oak Ridges 6. Sutton 4 Dale Roffey was the big gun again with three goals‘ followed closely behind by .lim Gerber with two goals and two assists. Dave Topp got the other goal. Roffey received an assist also with Chris Smith and Karl Taylor also chipping in with assists. I 40 Acre Wobbly beginners a n d l seasoned skaters take heartâ€" Heart Lake. that is. If you haven't tried lake skating. it's a perfect change of pace for passing a puck or trying your hand at a spin or tracing figure eights. Right now. all 40 acres of ice are skateable. Five acres of ice are cleared regularly â€"â€"equivalent to four football fields. At last report. ice con- ditions were near-perfect with a mirror smooth surface and a 12" base. There is a. convenient indoor change area. Take a break from skating. try sampling some hot choc- olate or coffee. or munch on: > Heintzman. Outdoor Slra te Oak Ridges 2. King City 1 The brother combination of Tony and Dale Roffey ac- counted for the winning goals with Paul Smith receivâ€" ing two assists and one each to Jim Gerber and Ted Mc- Clague. Oak Ridges 1. Maple 3 Dale Roffey got the only goal assisted by Jim Gerber. Maple scored its third goal into an emplty net with 34 seconds left. BANTAM.“B" Oak Ridges l. Nobleton 0 Randy Bullock got the lone goal unassisted. Shutout went to Terry Robinson. MIDGET “A” Oak Ridges 8, Schomberg 1 John Lenncville led the way with two goals and two assists. Dave Stuart also came up with two goals. with the others going to Terry Legge. Pete McConnachic. Larry Gueran and Alan Heintzman also received three assists with singles going to Legge. Brian Jones and Jim Watt. a hotdog or hamburger at the indoor refreshment stand. If skating isn't your thing. there are limited tobogganâ€" ing facilities when conditions permit. Open seven days a week. from 10:00 am to sundown. the Heart Lake Conservation Area is located east of B ra m p t o n . approximately four miles north of Highway 7 on the Heart Lake Road. It is one of 15 conservation areas operated by Metro Conservation and nine of these are open for winter- time recreation. For the latest reports on conditions. phone Metro Conâ€" servation. 630-9780. SINCLAIR STEVENS REPORTS SINCLAIR STEVENS MP YORK SIMCOE Shelter Costs Highlight Soaring Inflation The debate on the Speech From The Throne continues. It is likely there will be a: final. quite predictable. Vote ending the debate on Wed- nesday night. We in the Progressive Conservative Caucus have attempted to adjourn this debate so that the govern-g ment may bring in their pending legislation withou-tl delay. With unemployment and inflation worsening. we believe it is urgent that steps be taken to help right the economy immediately. The government in consort with the NDP. appears to be in no rush. So they have allow- . ed eight days of needless de- ; bate to consume precious time in Parliament. ‘ When the government in- dicated they would not adâ€"- journ the debate. Mr. Stan- field indicated that at least the debate could be adjourn- ed to allow the government to put legislation through to assist old age pensioners. This motion was defeated on Tuesday last week when the government, with the assist- ance again of the NDP Mem- bers of Parliament. defeated. the PC motion. This move- was a surprise to the PC: Caucus who fully expected. the government. and certainâ€" ‘ ly the NDP Members. to will- ingly help old age penSion-l ers as quickly as possible. To vote for such an ad-I journment would not have: brought down the govern-f ment. Such a vote to ad- journ a debate would notl have been a vote of no con-; fidence in the government. David Lewis. Leader of the NDP may have dropped a; secret the following day when he indicated that there was no purpose in adjourn- ing the debate because the; government did not have old: age pension legislation ready anyway. But this is odd. In. the Throne Speech it was: stated. “Certain immediate steps will be taken by the; government" . . . “includingi legislation . . . to improve the ecOnomic situation of old' age pensioners.“ ‘ t t It is unfortunate that our‘ senior citizens are being put? in this position with respect. to pensiQns. To date they: have had only nominal in-‘ creases and in my opinion,l a sizeable increase is long‘ overdue to allow the recipi-l ents to better cope with Can- ada's runaway inflation. The inflation trends in Can nada were highlighted last‘ Friday when the Consumer Price Index for Canada rose another point, The govern- ment has proposed setting up a committee of Parliament to enquire into rising food price trends in Canada. This may or may not be helpful. I feel it is unfortunate. how-‘ ever. that the Trudeau Govâ€" ernment is highlighting the increase in food prices and‘ yet it is not proposing that the same committee review the rise in shelter costs which is a larger conmonent in our Consumer Price In- dex. than food. Shelter in the last month jumped 1.2 points and is up almost 10 pointe over last year. With this in mind. on Friday I asked the Minister of Con- sumer and Corporate Affairs if he would consider amendâ€" ing‘his motion to establish the food price committee so that it may also enquire into rising shelter costs. The Min- ister said he would consider my suggestion. VII * It It has been proposed by the electoral boundaries com- mission for Ontario to change the boundaries of York Simcoe Riding. There are maps and descriptions of these changes available at my action office or at most of the newspaper offices in the riding. If you are interâ€" ested in reviewing the pro- -posed changes. I would rec- ommend that you drop into my office or a weekly news- paper office and see the pro- posal first hand. Should you wish to make representations on the chang- es you must write to the head of the commission by this Friday. at the latest. indicating the nature of your representation or that you wish to be heard at the sub- sequent hearings. Any rep- resentation should be ad- dressed to: Brian McCool. Secretary. Federal Electoral ‘Boundaries Commission for Ontario. Room 326, 241 Jar- vis Street. Toronto, Ontario. MSB 2C3. Free_ copies of one of the world’s most quoted newspapers Judged the most lair newspaper in the US. by professional lournalists themselves. A leading International daily. One of the top three newspapers in the world according to journalistic polls. Winner of over 79 major awards In the last five years, Including three Pulitzer Prizes. Over 3000 new.- paper editors read the. Monitor. Just send us your name and address and we’ll mail you a few free copies of the Monitor without obligation. ------------' I Please Print I I l I Name. I I Addruc ‘ I I City I sme __zip___ : THE Ginsu/IN SCIENCE | I MONITOR. I Box 125, Astor Station I I Boston, Massachusetts 02121 I I :nsrA l E-----------J 884-4461 Phone 884-4444 889-5435 - K INNEAII’ MINOR HOCKEY Is A FAMILY AFFAIR!! Minor Hockey Week â€" an opportunity to salute all those who serve as volunteer workers be they referees, coaches. man- agers, exec.s.£ues or businessmen, etc. Richmond Hill Hockey Association Schedule For Minor Hockey Week Opposition: Burlington, Ontario Date Arena Time *Age Group *(Tlass R.H. Team Date Arena Time ~A G *U I " ge roup ‘ ass R.H. Team Thurs, Jan. 18 Old 7.00 pm. Peewee 2 (12) B vs. Dynes Jewellers Sat. Jan. 20 New 300 pm Novice (10) B t W lk C Old : . l . ‘ V I ‘ ‘ . . . va. a er .ons. 8 00 pm. Bantam 1 (13) B \s. Rotaiy (1th New 4:00 pm. Peewee 1 (11) B vs. York Simcoe Sports Old 9:00 pm. Bantam 1 (13) B vs. Simm’s Cons‘t. 500 pm Peewee 1 (11) B H G I . . . . vs. ' .’ ' New 8.00 p.m. Bantam 2 (14) B vs. W. A. Stephenson 6:00 pm Peewee 1 (11) B vs BAT; u” New 9:00 . . ' ‘ ' ‘ . I H sat J 20 Old 11. pm Bantam 2 (14) B vs. (.M.R. Old 4:00 pm. Peewee 1 (11) B vs. Rice’s Flowers ., an. .00 a.m. Atom (8) B vs. Allencourt F& C Old 5'00 pm Peewee 1 (11) B K t Cl th Oldl : i . Y I . . . vs. en ,0 es Old am :tcllm (8) B \S. Denny Sunoco Old 6:00 pm. Peewee 1 (11) B vs. Seafood Corner 01d 2.00 pm. Tyke (9) B vs. Fred s Towmg Old 7:00 pm. Peewee 2 (12) A vs. Sanderson Gulf : .m. “ r ‘ Old 2.0 p y e (9) B Gormley S. 8. (1. Old 8:00 pm. Novice (10) A vs. Twin Hills Mercury . . 0 pm. Tyke (9) B vs. Kinnear Pontiac Old 9:00 pm. Bantam 2 (14) A vs W' C ’ New 1:00 pm. Novice (10) B vs. Dan’s Esso *A B 1- U mson Ions t. N V 2: . . y ‘ h H ge group â€" urington’s terminology â€" for R.H. o b a - . e“ 00 p m. Nov1ce (10) B \s. Knapp s Paint Class A â€" House League Rep. Team. B â€" Regular Housge LeiguieTlerhni ) This Minor THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday. Jan. 18, 1973 MINOR HOCKEY WEEK STARTS SAT., JAN. 20 . KEEP IN STEP WITH CANADA . . . OBSERVE MINOR HOCKEY WEEK DON'T SEND - TAKE YOUR BOY TO THE ARENA. f AND STAY TO SEE HIM PLAY!! I'LL tr. OVER 51 THE TIME nu: GAME START; MINOR HOCKEY Is A MAJOR COMMUNITY AFFAIR! ! Parents of hockey playing [ads in this area, we trust will heed this reminder and make a special effort to get out and see their offspring play. Richmond Hill Hockey Association Schedule For Minor Hockey Week Opposition: Burlington, Ontario Hockey Week Message Is Brought To You By The Following Sponsors: WILSON - NIBLETT MOTORS LTD. ALLENCOU RT PHARMACY Chevrolet - Oldsmobile WM. c. LAZENBY. B.A. Sc. th. E85 ' Chevene I Chevy H Envoy - Vega HUGH A. WIGHT. th. B. ALLENCOURT PLAZA O.K. USED CARS 355 Yonge St. N.. Richmond Hill 727 -9453 COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLTON HARDWARE 97 YONGE ST. N. Rumble Transport 94 NEWKIRK RD. RICHMOND HILL Daily Service RICHMOND HII L 884-1331 SALES (1968) R’s SERVICE LTD. AMERICAN MOTORS PRODUCTS Jeep Family of Vehicles Authorized Ski-doo Dealer 884-1013 Phone 364-2625 PONTIAC 8. BUICK LTD. 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