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George Zivic Q . Shawn Douse went on a scoring rampage for his Oak Ridges Little Kings team scoring all five goals in a 5-1 victory over Maple Hardware in novice house league action last week. Kings dump Maple 5-1 Thomas Seymour assisted on three of the goals. ATOM The Oak Ridges Pizza Delight team competed in the Flesherton Invitational Tournament losing their first game and then coming right back and defeating Durham 4-2., ‘ The win put them into the semi-finals next week. Pat Marzilli was the big gun for the winners with three goals with Fred Rossi getting the other one. Andrew Aldworth had two assists and Jay Greavette one. Danny Millan also got an assist. Nine-year-old George Zivic of Thornhill shows the form here that gained him first place in Boys Level 3 competition in the Metro East Gymnastic championships for Langstaff Gymnastic Club. Zivic compiled 30.30 of a possible 40 points. Shawn Mieske scored both Pizza goals against Owen Sound with assists to Rossi, Aldworth. and Marzilli. OMHA (PLAYOFFS) Peewee: The Oak Ridges Quality Wood- working Co.. Ltd. team took a .two games to nothing lead over Schomberg in their best- ofâ€"five playoff series. They opened with a 2-1 victory with Frank Rossi scoring a goal and adding an assist. Robert Sanders got the other goal with Jeff Mitchell assisting. The second game saw Oak Ridges winning 4-2 behind the two goals of Robert Sanders with singles to David Koteff RICHMOND HILL DATSUN BEST OF SHOW. THE NEW DATSIIN 2802X SEE OUR MALL DISPLAY FEB. 19-24 TOWNE Er COUNTRY SQUARE Atta boy, George 10427 YONGE ST. 881L330!) YONGE 8 STEELES GOLD 0R s300. CASH WITH YOUR PURCHASE OF A NEW "79" DATSUN THIS FEBRUARY and Frank Rossi. Rossi also drew an assist. Keith McQuarrie was in goal for Oak Ridges. MIDGET Other playoff action saw Oak Ridges Alex Brockton losing 5-4 to Schomberg and then coming back to win back- to-back games +2 and 4-2. That first game saw goals by Steve Nolan from Rick Greenslade: Greenslade from James Cummins; Cummins from Nolan and Green- slade; and Fred MacArthur from Ihor Chornobaj and Green- slade. Oak Ridges 4, Schomberg 2. For Oak Ridges it was Greenslade from Nolan; Charlie Trask from MacArthur; Chornobaj from Greenslade; and Steve Nolan unassisted. Oak Ridges 4. Schomberg 2. For Oak RICHMOND HILL SLO-PITCH LEAGUE REGISTRATION FOR 1979 SEASON Please note: Registration after February’1 28th at the Parks and Recreation Offices, 10266 Yonge Street Mondayâ€"Friday 8:30 - 4:40 pm Paticipants must be a minimum of 30 years of age as of January 1, 1979 and must be a resident of the Regional Town of Richmond Hilli Fee $35.00 payable to Richmond HiII SIo-Pitch. For more information contact L. Friedberg 8848101 ext. 74 between 8:30 am. A 4:30 pm. TIME: 7 PM. - 9 PM. PLACE: Richvale Community Centre 160 Avenue Road DATE: Wednesday, February 28th, 1979 210-810-510-1 Ridges it was Nolan from Cummins and Danny DeGeer; Greenslade from Nolan and Cum- mins; Trask from Nolan and Greenslade; and Trask unassisted. Oak Ridges 5. Nobleton 3. For Oak Ridges it was John Cummins from Mike Wright; Mark Smith from Michalsky and Ken Blanchard; Ken Clague from Carswell and Mark Smith; Blanchard from Wright; and Smith from Brian Davey. JUVENILES Oak Ridges 3. Schomberg 1. Steve Michalsky scored for Oak Ridges from Mark Smith and Bill Carswell; Mark Smith unassisted; and Dave Matanovic from Kevin Hubbard and Mike Wright. The team' is sponsored by Rudy's Fish & Chips and The Viking Clubi DATSUN The Langstaff Gym- nastic Club swept the Metro East cham- pionships on the first try for its young boys and juniors in such comâ€" petition. Round robin playoff action opened Saturday in the Richmond Hill Novice House League with McKinlay Insulation defeating Galaxy Restaurant 4-2 in the first game; Paul Black scored all four McKinlay goals unassisted. Darin Fleiner and Dino Artenosi each had a goal and an assist for Galaxy. The seéond game saw Bob‘s Boys blasting Stop McKin/ay, Bob ’3 Boys win playoff games THESE PRICES APPLY TO TILES SOLD IN ARTON T F 64 LY. BUY IT BY THE ROLL ‘2]! 5A VE ENERG Y INSULA TE WITH FIBERGLASS Liversedge of Aurora. fourth with 33.25 and Richard Smith. Thornhill. fifth with a score of 33.15. Results of the four individual events are as follows: Floor exercise: George Zivic, first with 8.75; Richard Smith, second with 8.55; Raymond Hubrich, third with 8.35 and Doug Liversedge fourth with 8.25. Vaulting: George Zivic. first with the highest score of the meet. 9.60: Smith. 5th with 8.45; Hubrich. 6th with 8.25 and Liversedge 7‘95. Parallel Bars: Zivic 15! with 8.90; Hubrich 4th, with 8.65; Smith‘ 6th with 8.50 and Liversedge ‘N' Shop 9-2 Glen Murray led the attack for Bob‘s Boys with four goals and one assist. Derek Flood had two goals and two assists; Danny Paterson, one and two; Chris Dickinson, one and one: Sean Nicol. one goal, Stephen Hayward had an assist. Rob Santha scored both Stop ‘N' Shop goals. Randy Cull assisted on both while Mathew Matson had one assist. x12 r" x V," 2-7I8" (R-B) EDSF OR 3‘/2" (R40) 4OSF SPECIAL $53.2 loth. with STARTOIE 0! WHITE DAPPLE DESIGN SPECIAL PER ROLL 7th. with 8.35 Horizontal Bars: Zivic, lst with 9.05; Hubrich, 2nd, with 8.80; Liver- sedge. 4th with 8.70 and Smith, llth. with 7.65. In boys level II. Langstaff Gym Club was represented by Jens Rodberg who finished 5th all round with 43.9 points of a possible 60. He scored 7.2 on floor, 7.2 on the pommel horse, 7.4 on rings. 7.3 on vault, 7.4 on parallel bars, and 7.4 on horizontal bar. A very consistent com- petition for Jens. The older boys com» peted in Junior Level III. Garry James and Scott Thompson. both of Thornhil], represented the club successfully by finishing first and second respectively. James scored 54.60 and Scott Thompson 53.5 of a possible 60 points for very high event averages. [I was an exceptionally successful competition 'for the young gymnasts from Langstaff. For most of them it was their first competition ever. The long hours of hard work are now beginning to pay off. Club trainings are Monday to Thursday for all levels of gym- nastics for boys and girls 4 to 20 years old in both Richmond Hill and Thornhill. For more in- formation about the club call 889â€"6877 or 633-5183. COUNTER TOPS WITH DETERGENT NON â€"STREAK|NG PROTECTS T0 40 C ONLY $119 GALL tion. The prices can only go up â€" so don‘t wait. APACHE CAMPING CENTRE 9-8 p.m. Mon.-lhurs.. 9-6 p,nL Fri-Sat. Here’s your big chance to cash in on some real savings. 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