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Port Perry, 6. Oak Ridges 3. Dave Mashinter, Ihor Chor- Qobaj and Rick Green- slade scored all three goals for Oak Ridges. Steve Nolan picked up three assists and Charlie Trask one. OAK RIDGES â€"- It was three games and out for the Oak Ridges Regional Towing Bantams in OMHA playoffs with Port Perry losing by 6-3, 6-4, 5- Towing bam‘ams lose Port Perry 6, Oak Ridges 4. Ihor Chornobaj did his best scoring three goals for the towing boys with Steve Nolan coming up with the othgr gne. Rick Greenslade got three assists with two going to Dan DeGeer and one each to Fred MacArthur and James Cummins. Port Perry 5, Oak Ridges one. Charlie Trask got the lone goal with assists to James Cum- mins and Steve Nolan. Nobleton wins Atoms The Oak Ridges Atom Kings won the first game but lost the next two to Nobleton to bow out of the best-of-three playoffs two games to one. The second game saw Nobleton edging the T & J Commercial Cleaners by 2-1 with Oak Ridges’ only goal going to Frank Rossi from Robert Sanders and Peter Beck. Glen McKenzie was in goal. Oak Ridges Gormley Sand & Gravel 4, Rich- valre Harvey‘s 2 (exhibition). For Gor- mley it was Ricky Kalkanis scoring two Nobleton 3, Oak Ridges Atom Kings 1. Rossi got the lone goal from Jeff Mitchell. House League â€" Peewee Just a little bit to the left. please. Dorothy Nystron (left) from Richmond Hill Curling Club and OPENING SOON RICHMOND H I LL “’4” 332551 Dick Jackson, with many years of automobile experience, along with Dave and Jim Stephenson, prominent Richmond Hill business men, will open a Datsun Sales and Service Franchise at 10427 Yonge St., Richmond Hill. The dealership will employ only top rated personnel and management Our mechanics will be licensed Class The seryice department will have the most up to date test and repair equipment available anywhere. Nice and easy goals with the others going to Tim Stevenson and Scott Richardson. Richardson also drew two assists with the others going to Sean Heavener and Carl Koteff. For Richvale it was Triano Fantin and Greg Wolfington scoring with assists to Joe Balisieri and Triano Fantin. 3for Koteff Gormley Sand & Gravel 9, Oak Ridges Club 99, 0. Carl Koteff led the assault troops with three goals with two each to Robert Muzzin and Scott Richardson and singles to Tim Stevenson and Gregg Harris. Koteff drew three assists with Greg Harris getting two and singles to Sean Heavener, Scott Richardson and Muzzin. All square Oak Ridges Victoria Square Lions 2, Oak Ridges Chariot Collision and Premium Gas Bar 2. Kelly Rheeder scored both goals for the Lions with Mark Mitchell and Mark Shepherd replying for Chariot. Novice Oak Ridges Victoria Square Lions 2, Chariot 2. Grant O’Meara scored both goals for the Lions with Rheeder assisting on one. Shepherd and Donald Godfrey scored for Chariot with assists to Mark Mitchell and Shepherd. Both teams are now tied and will play a final game Sunday to deterâ€" mine a winner. oak ridges hockey ‘ minor / TENTATIVE OPENING DATE MARCH 14th ENQUIRIES CALL 884-3300 Gladys Jansen, Barrie are up to their necks in rocks at “Flapper's” bonspiel. M Dds a nd Fla p pers do curling “thing, Bill Rice and his local 08 rink of Ernie Dubkowski, Ken Collins and Norm Gruben was fourth. Fifth oooooooooooooooooooooooog . _ oRICHMOND HILLS’ 1 gm :MOST MODERN ("It a)» :5 PIN BRUNSWICK /21/g. .BOWLING LANES 6/ ' :NOW OPEN OFOR CASUAL BOWLING . r-nD FOR v3 LEAGUE INQUIRIES 884-6857 AND GENERAL INFORMATION llflfllllflfitfllh at883-1387 llllflfllflfitlllh OIL CHANGE. FRAM FILTER & 4 (ITS. 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Once again Ray Jones and his rink from Antikokan came down to take part. Secofid prize went to the Barrie Curling Club. The rink accumulating the most points after three six-end games was Casey Sterling's crew from Avonlea. They consisted of Wayne Sterling, Mike Hobson, and Walt Derrett. Barry Wilson from Richmond Hill and his rink of Oliver, Bruce Hamilton and Stu Paul, came in second with the aid of a special broom. Another Avonlea rink, skipped by Doug Kiron was third. By Ron Taylor place went to Murray Thorpe and his Richmond Hill rink of John John- ston‘ Bob Costello and Don McRea. Thanks Orton Many thanks to Orton Beaumont and his committee of Murray Thorpe, Ross Wood, Bill Rice, Bruce Hamilton, Ken Collins and Lou Crotin. The annual Shillelagh Spiel takes place this week with 36 outside rinks and 12 local rinks taking part in the four-day event. Finals Finals will be held at 7 Saturday night. Come up any time from Wed- nesday evening on to see some fine curling. 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