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Page 8 The Colborne Citizen Oct. 23, 1974 ENSS girls win both games A BASKET! - This shot by Susan Robertson, No. 13, put the ENSS Junior Girl's Basketball team, the Bananas, ahead of their opponents, Trenton, by a score of 2:! to (i in a game played at ENSS Oct. 16. The Bananas went on to win the game 41 to 21, for their fifth straight win in as many games. ENSS runners dominate Athletes from East Northumberland Secondary School completely dominated the "Jack Snider" races held at Gould Conservation area north of Sydenham Thursday, Oct. 17. The first event was the open girls' race. Unfortunately for Brighton Marg McKeown who was leading the race, was sent in the wrong direction by an "unofficial" official. This turn of events did not daunt the team as Carol Nyhoff took over the leadership and battled her way to an impressive third place finish. Combined with Louise Nadorozny's fifth, Michel Humphries nineth, Mario Taylor's thirteenth, Susie Warner's fourteenth, Anne O'Sullivan's twenty-second, Marg McKeown's twenty-fifth, and Barb Pros-ser's fourty-fifth, Carol's placing gave the girls FIRST place in the event. David Johnson and Harold Kuschnik of ENSS battled it out for the second and third respectively, in the midget boy's event. Steve Julian placed fifth followed by Mike Moran in sixth. Rod Mountenay was fourteenth; Len Cameron eighteenth; Jeff Leavy nineteenth; Mark Goddard twentieth; Rich Couperus twenty-eighth and Jamie Patrick thirty-second. These plac-ings were more than sufficient to give ENSS FIRST place in the midget boys event. Placing the junior team to its FIRST place award was Dave Peckham who won the junior boys' event. His closest rival was his own friend Robin Peister who easily captured second place. Paul Turner , finished a strong fifth followed by Shawn Wehring in tenth place; Ron Dale thirteenth, Bill Dorland fourteenth, Dave Monaham twenty-sixth, and Dan Griffith thirty-eighth. The senior team of Bill O'sullivan, fifth; Wayne Williams, eighth; Steve Sharpe, eleventh; and Dave Down, thirteenth; ran their best race of the year to place second in the senior event. TEAM SUPPLY Headquarters Special rates for teams on ★ SWEATERS ★ STICKS and all equipment and accessories The girls of the ENSS "Bananas", the Junior Girls basketball team, showed why Crosscountry team successful The successful ENSS cross-country team travelled to Bayside Oct. 10 to compete in the Bayside invitational "cross-country In the open girls' race, Marg McKeown piaced second followed by Carol Nyhoff fourth; Susie Warner, sixth; Louise Nadorozny, eighth; Barb Prosser, twenty-fourth. Mike Moran won the midget boys event followed by Rod Mountenay, third; Mike Sayers, fifth; Jeff Leary, sixth; Jamie Patrick, seventh; Rich Couperus, eighth; and Mark Goddard, nineth. Several midget boys - Harold Kuschnik, David Johnson, Len Cameron, and Steve Julian, moved up to the junior division where they met with good success finishing second, third, fourth and fifth respectively. Shawn Wehring captured eighth place; Ron Dale, nineth; Dave Monaham, fifteenth; and Steve Peckham, seventeenth. Juniors Dave Pekham and Robin Peister moved up to senior competition where they finished second and fifth. Bill O'Sullivan's sixth; Wayne Williams' seventh; and Steve Sharpe's eighth place finishes rounded out the teams showing. BROOMBALL SUPPLIES TEAM SWEATER SETS IN STOCK DON BELL SPORT SHOP 164 Front St. Trenton they are on top their league last Wednesday afternoon as they downed the girls from Trenton by a score of 41 to 21. They were never outclassed as they controlled most of the play with their precision passing and pin-point shooting. In five previous starts they emerged the winners over Picton, BCI, Bayside, and Moira. Previous to the Junior game, the Senior Girls, the "Peaches", earned their second win after losing the first three games of the season. Final score in that game was ENSS 35, Trenton 27. Coach Nancy Bahniuk said "The Seniors started out slowly but have been improving with each game. They will do much better from now on". ITALIAN" FRENCH GERMAN Overseas mailing Christmas Cards at M artin's Stationery Main St. Briqhton 475-1403 FLEA MARKET Belleville Area Sunday, October 27th, 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Admission 25 cents TOBES COUNTY GARDENS Rossmore, Ontario. Just across the Bay Bridge from Bellevilleon Hwy 14 20 dealers to serve you Antiques - Coins - Glass - Stamps - Furniture - China - Jewellery -Silver - Brass - Crafts - Something for everyone! Come and Browse. Winner of door prize this week: Mrs. C.A. Robinson, of Napanee This weeks feature: Hancrafted Paper Flowers by Mrs. Branscombe of Belleville Restaurant on Premises Prop. Alf Delaney Weekly Door Prize 478-2395 Lees, Levi's & Landlubbers^ Good Selection of Sweaters, Sport Jackets & Dress Slacks Winter Coats Village Men's Shop Ray Kelly Ray Simpson 74 Main St. Brighton Beside Ray's Barber Shop 475-1442 Full line of Work Clothes