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number Valley ATOM SERIES St. Judes '2, St. Andrews l Dave Jennings, goalie for St. Judes earned a star for his work in turning back St. Andrews' marksmen, while Bob Haluska and Sam Pisani counted for St. Judes with one apiece. Ken Jones finally beat Dave on a penalty shot to put St. Andrews on the, scoreboard. Transfiguration 3, St. Philips 2 HEAT THE KEY If. your car door lock is frozen, advises the Ontario Motor League - Toronto Club, you can remedy the situation by heating your by with I match or lighter and with; it Jpto the John Farmer led Transfiguration to victory with the first goal and the winning goal. Michael Purcer notched their second tally. John MacLeod and Joe Colosimo tallied for St. Philips in a game which was in doubt until the very end. St. Benedicts 2, OLV 2 The third game was a real neck-and-neck race, which finally ended in a 2-2 tie. St. Benedicts' markers were by Mark Rivard and Dennis Sinclair, while Victor Roland and Allister Landry scored for OLV. ‘by HERB LMILES As our last newsletter was in December, I will bring you a much information as poeeible. We had our December raffle a little late but I know the winners will enjoy their prizes. Ticket number holder 4565 D. McDermott won the first prize portable TV, set, J. Snow Ny. 7749 won the transistor radio and E. Caddick No. 11990 the Polaroid Swinger. Our club and many others in the surrounding area have been waiting patiently for the opening of the new Habitant Arena on Weston K of C hockey d MINOR BANTAM . St. Stephens 2, St. Judes l The first minor bantam game of the evening proved to be a real cliff-hanger, with St. Stephens finally edging St. Judes 2-1. A goal for St. Stephens, while Mike Crouse notched a well-earned tally for the losers. Ron Rowlin, goalie for St. Judes, played a very cool game in the net. St. Benedicts 3, St. Philips Led by Sean Gadon with four goals and one assist, and Robert Gartner with two goals and three assists, OLV overwhelmed Transfiguration 9-0. Also scoring for OLV were Mike Gadon with two goals and John Moroney tallied one goal and John Shaih and Terry Haunn one goal and one assist each to spark St. Benedicts to a 3-2 victory over St. Philips. Frank Piacentin, notched both goals for St. Philips with an assist each from Tom O'Leary and David Lindsay. OLV 9, Transfiguration 0 Avarell to eoaellrattatn The North York league have split the teams into two groups "A" and "B" to balance the teams. This is how our teams stand: Tykes 6th position in Group A; M. Atom 4th in B;Atom 5th in A; Pee Wee 1st in A; M. Bantam 5th in A; M. Midget Rd. which-vii probably be this week. This will be the home ice“ for all Humberview games. On your first visit you will see our crest installed on the wall. It was designed and painted by North York Atom coach George Butterwick. NORTH YORK LEAGUE Dave McMillan with one goal and one assist. Further assists were earned by Mike Voisin- (2), Steve Philpott (3), Barry Carroll (1) and Mike Reid (2). . Don Archer, Weston Dodger Jr. B Hockey Club president, announced this week that coach John "Peanuts" O'F1aherty has been relieved of his duties. On behalf of the Dodger executive Archer asked manager Ken Avarell if he would assume the coaching reins. Itraccepting the dual position of manager-coach, Avarell said that he was elevating Bob Tindall from assistant coach to assistant manager-coach. "The job is just too much for one man and' with Tindall taking over some of the front office duties as well " being able to assist in the coaching end, we should have. a winning combination," Avarell stated. "The fact that the team had shown no improvement in the standings since O'F1aherty took over was very instrumental in this change and the situation was compounded by the fact the Dodgers are on a 4 game losing streak," said Archer. Three of these losses came last weekend as they lost on Thursday night in Markham by the score of 5-3. Goal scorers for the Dodgers in that game were lain Douglas, Elie Vorlicek and Hal Murphy. Back at Weston the following nu opens this week Mung“ sworn: .Coach Paul Young of the M/Atoms has been giving his boys a lot of shooting practise and it is sure paying off. They have won five of the last six games , with goalie Scott Niles managing shutouts in four ‘of them. Pee Wee coaches Stan Curley and Reg Wallace have 11 wins in 16 gamer. Emery Forresters St. Judes St. Stephen Riverside Bruins Forresters 9 l 3 21 St. Judes 6 3 2 14 St. Stephen 3 6 3 9 Riverside 3 6 3 9 Bruins 2 7 3 7 We have it from the horse's mouth that coach Clay Wareham and his running mate Roy Wareham are going to make sure that S t . J u d e s give s Emery-Foresters a real run for first place. _ Academy Auto 10 l 121 evening, Markham again won, this time by the score of 7-2. lain Douglas with his let goal of the season andMurray Haggett, were the Dodgers' marksmen. On Sunday night in Whitby the Steelers ran up a 5-0 lead before Ron Wallace and Hal Murphy put Weston on the score sheet late in the third period. The losing streak has left the Dodgers firmly riveted in 5th place tied with Aurora instead of fighting for 3rd. They have five games left to improve their position. Further particulars may be obtain-d from, and and.“ uhodld be addr-ed to tho undonlgnod on or before 4:00 o'clock pm. Tuesday, the 11th day of Fobruary, 1969. TENDERS are invited for the purchase from the Borough of York of the following parcels of land: (b) Lot 412 and part of Lot 411, Registered Plan 1896, Donald Avenue, as? of Kane Ave. This eite has a 30' rontage on Donald Ave. subject to an , ty easement. A single family dwelling may be constructed thereon. ' A twenty {20%) per cont deposit will be required with each offer, and'the tandem must specify in the offer the date of dosing. t (a) All of Lots 313, 314, 315 and part of lot 254, Registered Plan 1813, Aileen Ave. immediately west of Blackthorn Ave. This site has been approved to permit the construction of [ four. single family dwellings, and the successful purchaser will be required to enter into an agreement for sale providing for the commencement of construction before the delivery of a deed. Many people have asked who writes our advertisement for us. By special arrangement we will have this clever But modest young man In our store all day Thursday and Friday o this week. if " is not convenient tor you to drop In on either of those days, try Saturday, Monday or Tuesday, In fact you'll find him here every day except . __ L, Wednesday. On Wednesday he stays home and /'"'ss, contemplates his navel for further Inspiration. Meet The Author HOUSE LEAGUE Tyke Atom 1ANBt FOR SAlE KEN JOHNS MEN'S WEAR .Mmu “ohnsn Wtgtrm' BOROUGH OF YORK WLT P THE WESTON TIMES Academy Auto St. J udes Golden Eagles St. Jude: 9 2 1 19 Riverside 2 8 2 6 Hurley I ll 0 2 It seems that coaches Gerry Douglas of Riverside and Herb Niles of Hurley Express are holding back for the playoffs. 1 . Pressick’s 8 3 l 17 Coaches in this division are new with us this year. These teams will all be in the playoffs regardless of standings at year end. : , Following are some of the individual scoring records of each division: Tykes - J. Higgins 9 goals, 2 assists; C. Wareham 7, 2;M. Drew 6, 2; C. Elliot l4, 3; B. Connley 8, 2; E. Jordan 5, 6. Atom - D. Crossey l6, 8; N. Goodman l3, 2; D. Glynn 20, 2; J. Curley 7, 3. M. Bantam - T. Grimaldi, 12, 3; I: Elliot 8, 5; W. Stordy 6, 2; J. Dunnett S, 6; S. Fisher 5, l. DODGER NOTES: The Dodger minor midgets were eliminated in the semi finals of a 24 team tournament in Hull, Quebec last weekend. The Dodger bantams are at {iresent in Port Huron, ich. participating in the Silver Stick competition. They are one of three Toronto entries in the tournament which last year was won by Weston. Brampton Rocketts will be the opposition at 8:30 p.m. this Friday night at Weston arena against the Dodgers. I H .G. COURTMAN, Clerk Borough of York 2700 Eglinton Avonuo Won Toronto 15, Ontario .M. Bantam 6012 6111 STOVE Oll I. KEROSENE , Sallie (Wk! PHONE 247-5142 ID Other cannula $0.00 on you. An omelet "at." will III moi“ to you. CO PM. ddivor by_coniov. D l one!” Mail Suhaiption of $7.00 par you in Canada. 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