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' 5 € . snrm 'G'LAssss FER WORK on PLAY I Open: Mon. - Fri. 9:30 am - 9:30 pm Sat. 9:30 am - 6:00 pm low“! I. (OUNIRYE souuu ll\R(il vows u srmss Winner of the hockey pool this week is Barb Magee. Instructional Tip Corner Shooting â€" To improve your chance of getting the corner pin move to the opposite side of the approach. Beginners have a tendency to shoot a corner pin by rolling the ball down the edge of the lane where the pin is standing. By moving to the opposite side you have the angle working for you. By rolling down the edge of the lane the bowler cuts a five inch margin off by IAN CAMERON NORTH-SOUTH This weekend is the North- South tournament which is being held at Newmarket Bowlarama. Forty prizes will be given out at the banquet to be held after bowling at the Gwillimbury Community Hall. Results will be reported in this column next week. Friday Majors This week Caesars Palace gained 17's; points which put them in first place by ‘2 point. Caesars also bowled the high triple of 3667 with Bill Best Tire Sales shooting the high single 1309. High scores for the week were rolled by Stacey Richard 825 (361), John Banks 815 (305), Ernie Hughes 796 (269) Al Richardson 785 (293) and Doug Clubine 785 (273). Jim Glandfield had a high single of 328 and Corky Rumsan shot 314. In the high low doubles there are seven teams left after the first week. Caesars Palace is in first place with 4912 points with Bill Best Tire Sales second at 49 points following them are the 300 Club 43, W&P Motors 31, Creative Decor 30. Don Mills Truck Sales 30, Andersons Heating 29 and Barfoots Sheet Metal 265. In the high average race Gary Richardson has 271 followed by Ernie Hughes 265, Ian Cameron 255 and Bruno Pezzin 251. In the second game Gelineau contributed a hat trick and Saul a singleton for Bob's with Eddie Simitz earning two assists and Jamie McGee one. Jim Anderson was helped by Glen Harding on the Allencourt counter. Atoms Kinnear Pontiac sharp- shooters defeated Knapp‘s Paints 6-3 January 11 as David Wright and Derek In the first game the goalgetters for Galaxy were Paul Joslin and Scott Massey with Scott Russell and Brian Close awarded assists, and for City Wide it was McInnis. In the first game Frank Silveri and Jim Anderson counted for Allencourt with a helper by George Benczik, Scott Boyle and Kevin McInnis getting the City Wide tallies with assistance from Tim Goddard and McInnis. In the second game Geiineau scored for Bob's and Stephen Laird for Galaxy. Galéxy defeated City Wide 2-1 and Bob’s defeated Allencourt 4-1 December 21. December 14 games ended in ties. Allencourt and ,City Wide at 2-2 and Bob‘s Boys and Galaxy at 1-1. Galaxy came up with a 4-3 win over Bob’s Boys as Paul Joslin clicked for a hat trick and Scott Russell (01‘ the other goal. Scoring for Bob's in their first 'loss of the season were Ron Gelineau, Steckley and Saul with Howorth earning two assist points. The contest between City Wide and Allencourt January 11, resulted in an 0- 0 draw. Paul Howorth and Scott Steckley shared the goals as Bob‘s Boys defeated Allencourt Fish & Chips 2-0. Chris Saul earned an assist. Novice Galaxy Restaurant skated to a 2-1 win over City Wide Rental] January 4 as Scott Russell got both counters without help. Kevin McInnis was also unassisted on the City Wide tally. Member: Canadiag Guild of DisTgensing thicians M11015} Galaxy BOWLING COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE HOCIKEY WiI‘IS 2-1 match EYEGLASS PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED CONTACT LENSES hard & soft MODERN FRAME STYLES CUSTOM MADE FRAMES SAFE‘IY GLASSES FOR WORK 0R PLAY Bowling results I;;:::i-â€"""By Bob Bass Jr. his target area, actually cutting the chances of hit- ting the pin by one third. Sparing corner pins 15 an important part of bowling. By sparing a corner pin in each frame a bowler can score 280 without having thrown a strike. YBC Tykes By Heather Porter 0n the week of the 11th, the leading scores were rolled by Mandy Nelson with her double of 144 (72, 72), followed by Sherri Miller 139 (67, 72), and Tracey Stewart 138 (56, 82). The high averages are held by Heather Porter with 196 and Ed Weber with 206. YBC Bantams During the week of the 11th. the high scores were rolled by Karen Crouch with 495 (190), Denise Edwards 458 (164), and Shelley Dupont 426 (165). For the boys it was Jim Kehoe with his triple of 535 (244), Scott Renshaw 528 (184), and Don Byer (194). Mixed Team Championships On December 22, the Annual Senior Mixed Team Championships were held at West Side Bowl in Owen Sound‘ Ontario. A total of 18 teams participated in this event, and as a result, the team from Waterloo which is Perth County Zone “C”, bowled their way to a first place standing with their five game total of 6,883. Members of this team John Farrell with two goals and an assist led BAIF to a 4-2 win over Hodgins Hardware with Bob Patroff getting a goal and an assist, Cleve Jones a goal, Kevin Robin, Tyrone Burkhard and Wayne Girard a helper each. Adrian Steenson accounted for both Hodgins counters without help. The high averages are held by Tracey Stewart with 72 and Don Dupont with 99., YBC Juniors The high scores for this week were rolled by Heather Porter with 609 (226), Kim Reid 568 (215), and Patsy Wolfreys 558 (223). For the boys it was Gary Burns (316), Steve Young (244), and Scott Jordan (257). In a close struggle, Rice’s Flowers defeated Barrow’s For the boys it was Doug Choffe with 228 (103, 125), followed by Stephen Byer 197 (116. 81), and John Quinn 184 (65, 119). Consumers Gas and Allencourt Pharmacy fought to a 1-1 tie as Wayne Cardwell received help from Claudio Favero on the Consumer counter and Carman Morra scored unassisted for Allencourt. Minor peewee Fred’s Towing handed Charlton Hardware a 7-1 defeat January 4 as Lorne Baxter came up with a hat trick, Steve Irwin with a pair of counters and David Giles and Mark Lockerbie with one each. In the assist department Baxter added another two points to make it five for the game, Steve Irwin got two to make it a four point outing. Giles, Bryan Cox, Adam Cox and Number 17 each got one. Fred Simpson sank a Jamie Levitt pass for the Charlto tally. - A 5â€"2 win was racked up by Braddock Optical over Dan‘s Esso as Steven McDonald fired the puck home twice, Leslie Bolger, Richard Gallant and Paul Grice one. Earning assist points were Mike Gold- smith. Bolger, Graham Engel, McDonald, Grice and Donald Wilson. For Dan’s the goalgetters were Robbie Apenis and David Wood, the latter setup by Kelvin Wood. S'chope each scored twice and Brian Newbeck and John Osmond once. Earning two assists were Newbeck, Robert Suchy, Tom Kirisit and getting one assist were Wright and Schope. Ken Lennox came up with a pair and Rinardo Minuto with one goal for Knapp’s with help from Robert Strang, Steven Rumble and Lennox. He then returned to Canada and took up more than 100 acres of land at Former owner-Operator Preston Lake Park dies He was born in Wales and played soccer for the Bolton Wanderers, one of Britain’s top teams, before coming to Canada in 1927. He worked for Consumers Gas for 20 years but returned to Britain in 1950. He was sports director for Billie Butlin camps on the Isle of Man for three years. In Brian’s Shell 4-3 win over Rotary goalgetters for the victors were Robert Vandervelde, Richard LaPenna, Tom Wilson and Brian Russel] with assist points going to Richard Vermeulen, Mike Smith, Robert Strain, Rick Saarimaki, Chuck Lusk and Paul Buxton. Bruce Buchan came up with a pair and Peter Morley with one for Rotary with Scott Campbell getting an assist. Bantam Blackthorn Men‘s Wear went to town as they swamped Surf Marine 8-4 January 9. Andrew Beck- with was top gun for the winners with three goals, Scotty Taylor had two goals and two assists, Bruce Street and Peter Tipold a goal and an assist. Philip McLaughlin was awarded two assists, Richard Simp- son and Scott Jordan one each. For Surf the marksmen were Gunther Bauer, Doug Anderson, Ray Roberts and Gord Johnston with help from Bill Gregg and Dennis Reid. In another high-scoring contest CFGM squeezed out an 8-7 win over Gormley Sand and Gravel. For the winners the big scorer was Stephen Bowers with four big ones. Jim Burnett added The girls high 5 game set, was rolled by Anita Tasca from Etobicoke with her total of 1,246. Second. place went to Marilynne Topper from Scarborough with 1,217. And third place went to Bonnie Stratheam with James Jones, 78, former owner-operator of Preston Lake Park, died last week after a brief illness. consisted of Janice McNally,‘Linda MacDonald, Bonnie Strathearn, Larry Strathearn, Ian Weber, and Andy Wideman. This team was coached by Jack Strathearn. The team placing second was from York Simcoe Zone “G”. Members of this team consisted of Marianne Snow, Sue Stuart, Debbie Shoniker, Mark Tolfo, Peter Preuten and Bill Miller with their total of 6,628. Pirri‘s Fruit Market. Earning assists were Rickey Neil with three, Derek Moulton and McKenzie. Sharpshooters for Pirris were Mark Brooker, Matt Zurich, Nick Assisi and Rick Gerber with assists going to Assisi, Dennis Kane and Zurich. A hat trick by Bruce Buchan, a pair by Peter Morley and a single by Shawn McKenzie added up to a 6-4 win for Rotary over ART LESSONS IN OILS Rick Saarimaki aided by Robert Strain scored to give Brian’s Shell 21 1-0 victory over Richmond Hill TV. Insurance 1-0 on a goal by Harold Thornhill assisted by James Gwillam. Early Birds. twenty Regular Games. four Special Games, Jackpot, Door Prizes Every Monday starting at 7:40 p.m. Minor bantam Raymond Paquet, Canadian Artist Mornings - Afternoons - Evenings 8238 Yonge St. 881-3127 881-2887 12 Block N. of Uplands Ave.. Thornhill York Farmers Market 7905 Yonge Street. Thornhill EVERYONE WELCOME! ST. VLADIMIR’S BINGO at the He retired when he sold the camp in 1970. He is survived by two sons, Ronald and Peter. To the children who came to the camp he was Jungle Jim, who took them boating, fishing and walking around the property. Preston Lake and developed it into a camp site. It at- tracted as many as 70,000 campers and picknickers each summer and became one of the favored places of call for the “mystery tours” of southern Ontario offered by Gray Coach lines on Sundays. Littles registered a 5-2 win over Bowden Lumber January 11 on a pair of goals each by A] Thomas and Scott Bull and an unassisted effort by Eric Thompson, Thompson and Doug Whitting earned two assists each and Thomas one. Frank Alish scored on a passing play from Zenio Ferrone and Louis Reid and Gord Sinfield sank a pass rom Doug Williams and Reid for Bowdens. Also for the boys, Norton Sims from Guleph, had his high single of 354, second was Mark Bojeski of Hamilton had a 346, and third place was Dan Border of Owen Sound had 341. For the boys Norton Sims from Guelph took the lead with his total of 1,364, second place went to Tim Faubert from Windsor with 1,212, and Mark Bojeski from Hamilton with 1,209. The high single awards went to Cathy Johnston from Aylmer with 344, second place was Ruth Kenny from Dorchester with 32.4, and third place went to Janice McNally from Waterloo with 318. The second game of the day ended in a 44 tie bet- ween Bowden Lumber and Kent Clothes. For Bowden the pointgetters were Doug Williams with two goals, Gord Sinfield with one goal, Zenio Ferrone with three assists, and Steve Rowe with one, For Kent's it was Ed Evison scoring a pair, Bruce Chaisson and Craig Clark contributing single counters and Brett Rogers, Sean Gentry, Cam Green and Blair Doucette picking up assist points. 1,211 BAIF squeezed out a 4-3 win over Little Fords January 8 as Mark Rausa beat the goalie twice, Ron Armstrong and Dave Stockall once each. Rob Frater and Mike Turbach picked up two assist points each, Paul Henderson and David Oakley one each. Little’s goals came from Doug Whitting. Eric Thompson and Steve Westlake with helpers by Scott Bull and A] Thomas. a pair, David Cates and Danny Moore one each. Awarded assist points were Lorne Davidson with four, Reiner Pleschberger with three, Cates, Moore and Mark Gossman. Gormley’s goals came from Steve Madden and Greg McMillan with two each, Steven Reynolds, Glenn Porter and Steven Young with one each. Getting helpers were Porter, Brian Casey (2), Jim Barber (2), Reynolds (2) and McMillan. Midgets The Tuesday league semi- final playoffs were played last Tuesday with George Mitchell and his rink of John Moffatt, Barry Wilson and Ernie Dubkowski winning over Clark Bullock’s rink. The Richmond Hill Peewee Lions saw their six This was Richmond Hill’s first win over Sharon this year, the locals having lost two exhibition games as well as the league opener. In the second division, Dave Pulchinski and Bob Copeland had the same 5-1 record. Stewart Given was the only skip to go un- defeated but close behind him in the third division with 5-1 records were skips Armon Tripp and Ron Taylor. In the fourth division Don Hillaby and Don Rallie both had five wins and one loss. Mixed party The next “mixed party” will be held February 7 at 9 pm. If you missed the first one of these special evenings, make sure you don‘t this time. 11. Once again last minute heroics feeatured this ex- citing well-played game. With the score tied and less than a minute to play O’Sullivan scored unassisted to put V&G ahead. Twenty seconds later Gerber from Noble and Vennard put the game out of reach. Other Hill scorers were Green from Zurich and Noble from Gerber and Buchan. Final score was Richmond Hill 4. Sharon 2. Victoria & Grey Minor Bantam Bs travelled to Union'ville January 7 and managed to come home with a single point as they tied 2- 2. It was an uphill battle all the way as the Hillers had to come from behind twice and weather a last minute on slaught while playing a man short. Victoria & Grey goals were scored by Smith and Noble with O’Sullivan assisting on both. Scoring for the Jets were Kavanagh and former team mate of several V&G players Mark Kernohan. Peewee Lions chi/led 3-7 by Thornhi/l crew Victoria & Grey en- tertained Sharon January The first schedule of the Mixed League has been completed as January 12 was the deadline for any missed games. In the first division Frank Ellison and Jim Anderson had identical records of five wins and one loss. All members appear to be observing this rule, and since it is our club we should all make an effort to see that it is followed. Victoria Grey tie Unionville Two nice changes welcomed me back to the club after a two week vacation. The major one being a new and very colorful ice surface com- pliments of Don Campbell and a new no smoking rule while on the ice surface which will keep our new ice much cleaner and keener. HAIR STYLISTS 263 BAYTHORN DR. (East of Yonge St.) THORNHIll 889-8154 BRUNO of ITALY BY MISS COOK ONLY A NEW HAIR snusr m can SALON S H AM P00 8- S By RON TAYLOR - 884-7817 $2 . 0'0 After four games in the second schedule of the Mens' Competitive League on Monday nights, skips Don Richards, Bob Galway, Jack Shropshire and Jim Anderson all have 3-1 records in the first division. Tom Bush heads the second Art Miller and his rink of Steve Danko, Tab Mac- donald and Bruce Street, Peter Dewsbury with Harvey Bird, Orton Beaumont and John Cowie, Mike Mulcahy and his rink of Jim Lane, Len Lee and Ernie Dubkowski; and last but not least, Gord Brown with Glen Charge, Bert Naylor and Mike Jaciuik. Good luck to all curlers. Richmond Hill pulled its goalie with 59 seconds to play but this move backfired as Thornhill found the open net on a long shot from their blueline. Richmond Hill opened the scoring with Greg Halliday putting Dan Hender'son into the clear but Thornhil] stormed back to tie it at 1-1. Tuesday semi-finals were also played that evening with Bob Galway and his rink of Ron Van Toen, Bert Naylor and Orton Beaumont defeating Jim Anderson’s rinks. In the final playoff Bob Galway defeated George Mitchell. Canada Life Spiel The annual Canada Life Spiel began last Saturday at most of the Metro clubs, with the finals in all events being played this Saturday. The nine original rinks representing Richmond Hill are Jack Shropshire with Gerry Morlock, Dan Milford and Bruce Park, Dave Robson with Jim Anderson, Wayne Hindmarch and Rob Stephen, Clark Bullock with Wes Draper, Bill Oliver and Walter Hamilton, Ken Rowan with Brian Laurie, Don Hillaby and Kevin Roberts, Bob Galway with Al MacDonald, Barry Wilson and Brant Fenski. game winning streak snapped Saturday night when they were defeated 3-1 by Thornhill in a fast, ex- citing game which great chances to win by both teams. The opposing goalies came up with some great saves. The score remained tied until late in the third when the Lions took a costly penalty and Thornhill was quick to score 12 seconds later. Suede & Leather} Cleaning Service I RICHMOND HILL THORNHILLâ€" AURORA N EWMARKET of The Studio That Comes To Your Home 884-6941 RICHMOND NO smoking rule H'” keeps ice cleaner PHOTOS ELBER'I' CURLING . cyEANING S CENTRES Reg. $4.00 NOW CLUB Offer expires Jan. 3lst Other draws could do the same simply by having volunteer cooks and arranging with Len Lee to have some food there. Not much profit is made but it Last Friday, at the mixed curling, some of Group Number 2 were served hot dogs and hamburgers cooked by Ernie Dubkowski and Mary Ellen Lee and professionally served by yours truly. Party picketed It was nice to hear that Herb. Thomson had a successful party for non curlers recently, but even more encouraging was the news that his wife Pat had it picketed by some of our curlers. The rink which defeated Clark was overall winner beating out Jack’s rink by 11/2 points. On January 4 at Newmarket Molson's Men‘s Spiel, the same rink, but with Wayne Hindmarch leading, won all three games and the rink picked up two electric knives, a camera, and an ice crushed as prizes. Clark Bullock with Wes Draper, Bill Oliver and Walter Hamilton were at the same spiel but lost their third game. At Alliston December 14, Jack and his rink of Gerry Morlock, Dan Milford and Wes Draper won two of three games and each player won a 15 pound turkey. Richmond Hill’s goaltending proved to be the difference in the three game win at Owen Sound. It was 1.25 per game. Also helping were the forwards who scored 12 goals in those three games. division with a 4-0 record as does Frank Ellison in the third division. Shropshire busy Now that the festive season is past, the out-of- town reports should be coming in more regularly. Jack Shropshire again appears to be the most active curler and rumors have it that he is booked for each weekend for the next month or so. The Lions, who won the Zone three Silver Stick championships last week by going undefeated at Owen Sound. will now play for the North American cham- pionship at Port Huron from January 31 to February 2. Richmond Hill downed Aurora 5-2 in a league game January 7 with Jamie Tuck scoring two goals and ad- ding an assist. Also scoring two goals was Joey Thur- ston with Mike O’Donnell scoring the most beautiful one of the night on a threeway passing play from Del Fabbro and Ken Main. Second in the series. at 7:30 pm February 21, will be “Sexual Decision-making” presented by Dr. Carlford Broderick, director of marriage counselling “Handling Family Problems“ will be the topic for a series of four evening programs to be presented in the auditorium at Hillcrest Mall under sponsorship of Richmond Hill and Thorâ€" nhill Family Serivces. does supply a service and cuts down on the operating cost of the kitchen. Questionnaire 1. What business girls curled with the men on a Monday night‘several weeks ago? 2. What skip thought he would win if he scheduled a mixed game the day after his opponent returned from a 1500 mile driving trip? psycholdgist with York Central Mental Health Unit. 3. Name the 'Mohday night skip with a 04 record The first talk in the series, “Making an Agreeable So- and-so out of a Disagreeable So-and-so", will be given at 7:30 pm January 21 by Dr. Address City Name Series on family problems Think you can sharé the respons blhty of our bug punch? Ask about Artillery opportunities now I'm Interested In hearing more about a Combat A send me Information wnhoul oblrganon The blg punch behind a Combat Group. There's a lot more to our big punch than a Iol ol nors: It's an opportunity to become part of a hlghly trained tear'r mentally and physusally at the peak ol condmon A charse become a leader. to meet a lot 01 young people who share same Ideas and Interests as yourself This IS an opportunity to} you to become someone specual. Part of a very specual team_in a Combat Group. Canadian Forces Recrultlng Centre. 25 St. Clair Avenue East Toronto, M4T 1M2 Telephone 966-6564 A Combat Group as made up primanly oHn Artillery units And Artillery IS the power pu Combat Group's effectiveness THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. Jan. 15. 1975 â€"- Prov Series tickets at $4 for the four evenings may be ob- tained from the family service centre. 10225A Yonge Street, Richmond Hill. 884-9148. Admission at the door is $1.25. “The Insecurity of Marriage“. led by Mary Sue McCarthy of the family life education department, York University. Stan Shapiro. director of the Ontario Adlerian Society. will talk about “Family Dynamics" on March 17, and the series will wind up with a discussion, 4. Name the six curlers who picketed Herb‘s party. 5. Name the second who is calling more and more shots since he skipped his team to a win. services at the University of Southern California. This program is being jointly sponsored by York County Board of Education. 6. Name the well known car salesman who finally purchased a new broom. 7. How do you manage to break your arm while dancing at Thornhill? after curling so well in A flights first round. \Ch ber :p Please INVOLVED wm-I THE RH5