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Kings ran up a 7/â€"2 score over the Foresters. In the third game of the morning, which was just an exhibition game as each of these teams had been The second round of the ‘Tyke Tournament‘ was played Friday, April 4th at Richmond Hill and the teams from Thornhill both came out winners, In the first game , St. Lukes Aces demolished St. Stephens by the tune of 10â€"0 and in the second game St. Lukes Page 8 St. Judes 6, Foresters 0. On Thursday, April 3rd, playing at Habitant arena, St. Judes won the 1968â€"69 Tyke championship. with this convincing 6â€"0 romp over the Foresters, so our congratulations go out to the boys of St. Judes and coach C. Wareham. In the first game of this final series it was the Foresters who were winners but then St. Judes came back to take the next two games. In the second game St. Judes appeared to be just rounding into peak form and in this third and final game there was no denying them the victory and the championship. In this final drive goalie Don Tallis was a key figure for St. Judes. Mike Cardiff opened the scoring at 9.58 of the first period and then at the 16.04 mark Steve Agius made it 2â€"0 for St. Judes to round out the first period. Mike Cardiff scored his second and third goals of the game to open the second period. The first at 2.43 and the second of the period at 4.50 to give him the hatâ€"trick. Carl Wareham then scored the fifth and sixth goals of the game at 11.42 and 12.51 of the second period to round out the scoring and the game. Hard hats are still the order of the day for Sydney Renton, Administrator of the Yorkâ€"Finch General Hospital, and his secretary Mrs. Brenda Polhill. A small number of other employees also recently moved into part of the hospital now under construction at Highway 400 and Finch Ave. > Humberview hockey by DAVE GERRY Mixed Doubles "A" Champions: Margaret Ballantyne and Pradip Basu, Lansing United Church Club. Mixed Doubles "B" Champions: eliminated, Riverside and the Bruins played to a 0â€"0 draw, with John Cook (Riverside) and Terry Orsatti (Bruins) both recording shutouts. Then on Sat. April 5th, St. Lukes Kings ran over St. Judes handing them a 6â€"0 defeat. As a result of these games St. Lukes Kings and St. Lukes Aces go into the final round. Special mention this week to Ed Blandon who plays Minor Bantam hockey for Academy Auto. Ed won The 9th Annual Borough of North York Doubles Badminton â€" championships were held in March. Participants from 10 badminton clubs engaged in this tournament sponsored by the North York Parks and Recreation Department and organized and operated by two of the Recreation Staff, Shelly Bender and Ron Durham. A high calibre of badminton was displayed 1throughout the tournament with the Lansing United Church club sweeping all events except the Ladies Doubles "B" championship and the Mixed Doubles ‘*B" championship. The tournament was highlighted by Margaret Ballantyne and Pradip Basu, who won two championships each. Pradip Basu played and won the Mens Doubles with his father, Dr. Prasanta Basu. North York doubles badminton winners the ‘Most Deserving Player Award‘ which brings with it a free week at hockey school held at Centennial Arena. The award was presented by the North York Department of Parks and Recreation, so once again, congratulations Ed. As next week‘s column will be the windup for this season I will bring you the statistics for the tyke season <cwhich has just concluded and some personal reflections on the past season. Joan Mandzy and Tony McChesney, â€" Metropolitan Badminton Club. Ladies Doubles "A" Champions: Flo. Hamel and Margaret Ballantyne, Lansing United Church Club. Ladies Doubles "B" Champions: Barbara Spray and Kay W o o d s , P a rk woods Badminton Club. â€" Mens Doubles "A" Champions: Dr. Prasanta Basu _ and Pradip Basu, â€" Lansing United Church Club. Mens Doubles , "B" Champions: Roy Roberts and George Lewis, , Lansing United Church Club. The Rotary Club of Weston and Mount Dennis have a big ‘drive on this month to sell 700 tickets to "Spring Thaw". The date of the show is May 1 and each member is expected to dispose of 70 tickets. Check with your favorite Rotarian if you would like tickets or call Bill Dean at, 239â€"3841 or 766â€"8233. "Spring Thaw" THE WESTON TIMES Dundas Iron takes over Scarborough metal firm T he Scarborough architectural metal fabricating firm of Cunningham and Lea Limited will become a division of Dundas Iron & Steel Limited, Weston, under an agreement announced by J.C. Bulmer, president, Cunningham & Lea. Effective April 14, Cunningham and Lea has retained Dundas Iron & Steel to assume all management functions. All current contracts and obligations will be fulfilled by the Weston, Ontario firm who will carry on C & L business under the name OFF TRACK BETTING 15 JOHN ST _ PLYMOUTH*CHRYSLER tm. 150 REXDALE BLVD. «s west t Koig 9 V8," automatic transmission, power steerâ€" ing, power brakes, radio, R.W. defogger, vinyl bucket seats, whitewalls, R.C. mirror. No. 1059. Automatic transmission, 225 cu. in. enâ€" gine, deluxe wheel covers, whitewalls, Blue viny! seats. No. 1037. CHRYSLER e IMPERIAL e PLYMOUTH e VALIANTS BARRACUDA e SIMCA e ARROW e FARGO TRUCKS VS, automatic transmission, radio, bucket seats, red line‘wide oval tires, No.~444, BRAND NEW 1969 PLYMOUTH SPORT FURY Equipped with automatic â€" transmission, power steering, radio, whitewalls, wheel covers. No. 616. f WESTON MESSENGER SERVICE BRAND NEW 1969 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE For Information Phone 244â€"3240 s2645 s 3 24 2. 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Equipped with ‘automatic â€" transmission, wheel covers, all factory standard equipâ€" ment. Blue viny! bench seat. No. 544. Automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, radio, light package, whiteâ€" walls, wheel covers. No. 1032. V8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, whitewalls, wheel covers, R.C. mirâ€" ror. No. 528. BRAND NEW 1969 FURY I!I 4â€"DR. HARDTOP BRAND NEW 1969 FURY 11 2â€"D000R SEDAN BRAND NEW 1969 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE BRAND NEW 1969 FURY III CONVERTIBLE s3 3 5 8 2772 3120 2â€"D0OOR HARDTOP 248â€"0711 > 248â€"0711 THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1969 MONDAY, APRIL 14 HALL 24 Church St. Admission 50c. Proceeds for Benevolent work in this community. Sponsored by â€" Weston Lodge â€" Odd Fellows Sponsored by Wilson Heights Chapter B‘nai B‘rith and Beth Meyer Saturday APRIL 12th ‘69 8:00 p.m. Odd Fellows Early Birds 7.30 BINGO $100 GAME CASH PRIZES DOOR PRIZES Play Bingo Every Monday Crang Plaza Auditorium