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PME It Nelson A. Boylen Secondary School hosted the recent Second Annual Invitational Junior Basketball Tournament that included 12 participating teams from across Metro. Action during the final game is shown here which saw St. Michael's College beat Thistletown C.l. 58-50. Circle C Blues 4 Wycliffe Kings 1 Playing one of the mid- season games at outdoor Grandravine on Wednesday January 28, Circle C downed the Kings 4-1. The weather that night was fairly warm while T. Macartney was hot, the rain and snow was falling but it seemed to be falling on the Kings as Circle C turned in another winning effort. T. Macartney was the lone scorer for Circle C scoring four goals while D. Pelletier answered for Wycliffe. Milva Auto Flyers 4 La Vogue l L. Gazzola shone for the Flyers scoring four goals while M. Schneider was the lone marksman for La Vogue. Circle C Blues 4 Boyd Seals 0 Once again T. Macartney was the big man for Circle C scoring all four goals for Circle C and goalie R. Hunt recorded the shutout. Circle M Stars 2 Wycliffe Kings 1 Circle M got two goals from P. Higgins and J. Genser to hang on to a close bl decision over the Kings. D. Pelletier was the lone marksman for the Kings. MINOR ATOM Hurley Express 1 Seven Up 1 C. Pressick for Hurley and K. Wright for Seven Up were the two marksmen in this 1-1 draw. Humberview Hockey Country Club name directors Jones Real Estate 4 Wilson’s Texaco I) Jones stopped Wilson's winning streak at three with The Annual Meeting of the shareholders of Weston Golf and Country Club Limited was held at the Clubhouse, Weston, on Saturday, January 24, 1970. The following represents the 1970 Board of Directors: D. H. Anderson E. o. Bentley J. 8. Brooks J. R. Crouchman C. Delighan E. G, Giles W. J._M. Megan K. E. O'Neill J. H. Peacock this 4-0 win. D. Lighthall recorded the shut-out while L. Cobb scored twice and M. Mears and N. Lanteigne each scored once. J. E. Wright J. P. Wright by Dave Gerry PEEWEE TCS Seeps 4 Little Lancers 2 This past week TCS swept aside the lancers by the tune of 4-2. D. Dawson was the big man for TCS with two goals while K. Muir and S. Bettes each scored one. J. Curley and S. Mitchell each an- swered for the Lancers. MOFL Roadrunners 7 York Steel 2 The Roadrunners ran over York Steel Arrows in this game by the tune of 7-2. A. Oletic and D. Evans each scored two goals for MOFL while A. McKay, T. Venturo and E. Mearnagh each added one. C. Lambrinos accounted for both York Steel scores. Boyd Saints2 Academy Auto2 The powerhouse of the Bantam division, Boyd Saints, were held to a 2-2 draw by Academy Auto. Both Academy goals came off the stick of S. Walters while S. Wallace and G. Mulgrew scored for Boyd. Pressick Hornets , Golden Eagles3 Pressick Hornets flew by the Golden Eagles with G. Mossop scoring three, I. Elliott scoring two, D. Winger, G. Wood, R. Both Elliott scoring two, D. Winger, G. Wood, R. Both and S. Fisher scoring one each. The Golden' Eagles marksmen were W. Stordy with two and D. Prins with one. On Saturday Jan. 31, two all-star teams representing Humberview ' journeyed to Dundalk to play two exhibition games. Sixty-one players and parents left by chartered bus on Saturday afternoon and returned early Sunday morning. The Humberview all-star Peewees dropped a 5-3 decision to the Dundalk Peewees while the Hum- berview all-star Bantams took a 4-3 victory over the Dundalk Bantam team. In the Mite division Circle C Blues travelled to Bolton' on Sunday Jan. 25 to take on the Bramalea Mite team. This game ended in a 1-1 draw. On Friday Feb. 6 the Humberview NY Peewees travel down to Greenfield Park (Montreal) to play a series of exhibition games. They return to Toronto Tuesday Feb. 10. In this journey and series of games we wish them well. Got your tickets yet for the dance on Feb. 14? If not there i still time. Give Kathy , call at 742-4235 for inforination. NORTH YOBKHOCKEY After a long run of vic- tories, some of our teams have hit the inevitable slump, which comes to the best of them. Atoms managed to squeeze a t goal tie with Finchurst Red last week, which hopefully will start their winning streak again. Hard working forwards Mark Sanders and Sam Pisani did the scoring for coach Jim Stewart. Minor Bantams were severely mauled by Duffield B.C. in a 7-4 result which was not showing our boys at their best. Marksmen were Romano Carlucci with two, and singles from Bobby Richardson and Peter Crouse. Finchurst White found the Bantam defence having a slack night and pounced in five goals, which luckily we were able to reply to each time, for a tied game. Doubles were fired by Danny McBrien and Peter Grouse, Paul Guiliani getting the odd one. Sam Bailey's Minor Midgets fared a little better than most, taking a 5-2 win over St. Edwards. Big Guns were Paul Knight and Mike Rayner netting twice each, followed by Bob Nadeau with a single. Bob and Paul also featured in beating Willowdale in a 2-0 win starring John Crawford in PHO N E 1 Maple leaf h. (at June St.) Weston p. _ 241-6951 241-5261 249-6008 North West Boy’s Club tl “mar .-u.',r‘“.N 151“ yet another shut-out. baseball season. Stouffville hosted our boys in MINOR HOCKEY LEAGUE an exhibition game Minor hockey week is over celebrating Minor Hockey but we hope you came and Week, but ungraciously beat we conquered and you will them 5-3 before a crowd of continue to come and see the 400 spectators. The ever boys play. This Saturday the present Bob Nadeau flashed Mites Val Agnellie and Bobs the light twice and George Towing playeda 0-0draw the loannou gave the announcer excitement was hot but both trouble just once. goalie's kept their cool. The BOWLING goalies were J. Crilly for Val Merit badges went to our Agnellie and Bobby Walks high single game scorers this for Bobs Towing. m tyke week. Andrew Pollock 119, play Benson and Decillia 1 Joy-Lynn Grech 116, Larry Herb Lance - a shut out for Catania 120, Nancy Baldwin D. McArthur and a goal for 142, Nancy Connier 160, Greg Moore. Mike McBrien Julie Ann Chietra 187, Debra goalkeeper for Mo Con- Macey IN, Michell Micaiief tractors had 2 shutouts in a an, Gail O'Quinn 206, Frank row before Saturdays game. Cucan 237, Shirley Stevens When his team went down 2-1 181, and Richard Petrashek against York Town Tavern, 246. Our coach of the week goal getters Mark Stewart goes to Mr. Spiro Catania, and Danny Grech for York Spiro has taken the task of Town and Bob Benson for coaching four girls and two Leo’s. Atom play saw boys which call themselves Midcontinent Truck 3 Millen 400 spectators. The ever present Bob Nadeau flashed the light twice and George Ioannou gave the announcer trouble just once. BOWLING Merit badges went to our high single game scorers this week. Andrew Pollock 119, Joy-Lynn Grech 116, Larry Catania 120, Nancy Baldwin 142, Nancy Cormier 160, Julie Ann Chietra 187, Debra Macey 174, Michell Micallef 202, Gail O'Quinn 206, Frank Cucan 237, Shirley Stevens 181, and Richard Petrashek 246. Our coach of the week goes to Mr. Spiro Catania, Spiro has taken the task of coaching four girls and two boys which call themselves Speedy's Stars. This team has finished first in two series and is hoping to come across the finish line first again. Every Saturday morning his car can be seen pulling up to the bowling alley full of young bowlers. Thanks go out to Spiro for a job being well done. We wish to express our smpathy to the Gemmell family on the loss of their Mother Margaret who coached the bantam girls in this years WESTON TRAVEl SERVICE 1912 Weston Rd. - (In ThtcWeytlaw Bldg.) GOING OVERSEAS? BOOK Not T AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT Phone 244-5324 men 2. A very close game but Mldcontinent were determined to stay on top. Point scorers were Garry Moore, Steven Stewart and Peter Frachetti, The Dineno Brothers David and Don had one each for Millen Shell. Casino Pizzeria 7 Jane Exbury Towers 2. Howard Eichler picking the spot 3 times. In Bantam play Doms Auto Parts again came up with a win Jim Lawler must he very proud of his boys Doms Auto Parts 4 Borg Bros. 2 double scores for Bob Marra singles for Joe Muto and Walt Rigobon, Gary Day put Borg Bros 2 in the net. Our Leo Contractor in atom division played host to the Burlington Kings of Burlington Minor Hockey League last Thursday the final score being Leo 2 Burlington Kings ll