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“00000000000000.0000. NORTH YORK HOCKEY Last week end. Streetwille played host to our North York league Tykes, during their annual Tyke In- vitational Tournament, an event which is open to all comers in the division. In the morning game Ernie Neely’s men met Humber Valley in the third round elimination game which saw our hunch come out bl winners in an exciting two way contest. Herb Lance opened our account with the first goal of the game, and long after Humber Valley tied it up David Holland rapped in the winner. After a long rest, the boys took the ice against Oakville in a semi-final bid which alas, failed in a 3-0 win for the boys from Ford country. Coach Neely, his team manager Terry Holland, and all who attended the Tour- nament express their thanks for the courtesy and goodwill extended by Streetsville Lions Club and will always associate their handsome presentation plaques with a 7:30 P.M. FILMS ANIMAL FARM Colour - 75 Minutes George Orwell's fable about the revolt of the animals on a poorly kept farm. Although written years before the swinging 70's, the allegory is app - ropriate to today's realities. FREE MOVIES q . . AT THE York Public Library Auditorium 1745 Eglinton Ave. Ill. (1 block east of Dufferin) 781-5208 No admission Charge FAST CAR WASH 1865 WESTON RD. (South of "wromM 248-5521 This Thursday April 9th WEST END CAR WASH 1.00 With 15 Salton: 1.25 With 12 Gallons $1.50 With 9 Gallons at Wh gas the wash costs on Mon thru Thurs I], tar "ir' . Wash "".N_r ..N0rth Wé'é'i'fofs Includes - _ MATS, WINDOWS and VACUUM H umber Valley Hockey tine sporting event. MINOR HOCKEY LEAGUE Saturday April 4, all teams in each division commenced their first game of the finals, which is the best two out of three. The winners in this series will be awarded the divisional trophy. Mites-Val Agnellie-3 Maeey' Esso-l, Robbie Thorton did all the damage as he scored the winning goal and notched the by Doug Moore These are the results of the last two games of the season excluding possible Tourn- ament participation of Weston teams. PEE WEE Mrattordt Waterioot This was the final game in one of the closest series Weston has seen in a long while. Last week the teams tied 3 to 3 and this week at the end of regulation time the score was again tied 2 to 2. This made necessary a sudden death overtime period which enabled Alex McKay, who had already scored the tieing goal during regular time, to add the final tally to give Stratford the Championship. This was GO TRANSIT Continued from Page 1 ultimately, the airport should be connected by rapid-transit with downtown Toronto. It would also have connections to Guelph, the Waterloo county complex, Hamilton and Niagara. Humber Valley Knights of Columbus Hockey League wound up the season Sunday He stated that it seemed obvious that the next GO transit line should extend from the present terminal to Weston, connecting en route with the Bloor subway, the Eglinton, Lawrence and Weston TTC lines, thus giving western Metro quick access to downtown. He closed by saying that until something is definite about this northwest service, we should look very carefully at the proposition of abandoning passenger trains nos. 986 and 987 and the people they now serve. Weston Minor Hockey $1.75 With 6 Gallons $2.00 With 3 Gallons $2.25 No Gas 'io" With " Gallons Includes Imuior 75c hindrance marker as Val Agnellle Agencies stopped Macey’sEssobldtoleadthe series by winning a to l. Steve Ely accounted for Macey's lone goal and Roy Donnelly potted the first goal for the winners. Tykes-York Towne Tavern-3w Benson Decillia-l, Mark Stewart netted the winning goal and banged in the clincher as York Towne defeated another tight game with both teamstaking the lead orilyto see it equalized by excellent play by the other team. Stratford, however, was the victor, on goals by Alex McKay with two and Jim Morrison with one and an assist. Goals for Waterloo were scored by Warren Giovaninni and Maurizio Campolucci with single assists by Dave Conorton and John Puljiz. For the lucky tiekettotiiers, the final goal was. scoredat3:150fthe overtime period! _ JUVENILE Philadelphia' San Francisco 2 This too was a close game but Philadelphia who had won one of the first two games took the series with one win and two ties in the most points three game series. In this game marksmen for Philadelphia were Barry Cousineau and Jack Haydon with assists by Jim Shaw, Greg Jones and Brian Watts. San Francisco goals were scored by Ron Jarrett and Mike Skinner with assists going to Paul McCabe, Bart Niosi, Bob Wolfenden and Ken Dicken. All in all these games provided an exciting wrap- up to a great year of Minor Hockey in Weston. evening April 5 with the winners in both series taking their titles in two games FORUM ON COMPLEX Continued from Page 1 had no guarantee that Lionstar would build im- mediately. He could, Johns said, sit out till the area deteriorated then' buy the land at the price he wants to "We are impressed, sir, that $700,000 of asresment will immediately roll into the coffers of the borough of York and will increase each year thereafter. This is going to help the taxpayers. In no way do we expect the taxes to go down but it's reasonable to assume they won't go up that much either - unless of course we figure. that throwing this -25 million complex into our town will do to the sewers ... and the road situation." Mr. Singer denied that he would give away parking. He said that he definitely im tended to charge for parking. He also said that if he purchases the parking lot, ownership will not pass to him until he starts ex- cavating the site. "I would blame Peter (Allen) for some mighty poor planning . . . We don't want our parking lot up within the complex." Following the speakers, the audience was allowed a question period in which they were vocal in their protest of the parking lot sale. _ Benson and Decillla ' to r. Greg Moore spoiled the shut- out aeeounting for the only goal Benson Decillia could come up with. Philip Burns started the scoring for York Towne. Atoms-Milan Shell 5 " Cassino Pizzera-t. Don Dineno (as if he was filled with high octane was flying in this game as he pumped in four goals and his brother Dave gathering a couple of straight. ATOM Our Lady of Victory 5 M. Benedch 0 Joe Connor started the evening off with a bang by scoring in 16 seconds from the opening face-off unassisted. Lnde Durham and Joe Connor then traded a goal and assist each to bring the score to 3-0. Later, Louie Durbano tallied again on a pass from Bill Guerin. Peter Thompson wrapped up the game with the final marker, assisted by Michael Mur- naghan. 0.L.V.’s goalie, Marty Lavert, who played a superb game, was borne off in triumph at the end of the game by the team’s rooting section, celebrating his shut- out. We in Humber Valley Knights of Columbus would like to take this opportunity to thank the Hockey Com- mittee the referees, the coaches, the managers, and the other workers, and especially, the sponsors, all of whom contributed so 'much to the successful operation of the League during the past season, as we look forward in anticipation to another exciting season of hockey next winter. MINOR BANTAM St. James3 Transfiguration 1 Al Conlin netted the first goal for Transfiguration on a pass from Eric Lavigne at the 21 second mark of the first period. St. James came back and finally evened the score with Rick Dziedzic sinking one, assisted by Rick Rivet near half-time in the game. In the final period, however, it. was St. James all the way, with Chris Weigel racking up an unassisted goal, and Frank Debono earning the final marker with assists from Ray Poirier and Mike Elwood. i) Butler Funeral Chapel Over 30 years of sustained superior service to the residents of Etobicoke from our location on Dundas Street - Just west of Islington Avenue. ONE BLOCK NORTH OF THE WEST SUBWAY TERMINAL PARKING FOR 200 CARS ON THE PREMISES 4933 DUNDAS STREET assists dipped In the yin- ner. The'inarksmen for Casino in this high spirited some were s. McArthur and G. O’Quinn with one each and H. Elckler with two. Bantams Borg Bros.-5 " Dom’s Auto Parts-2. The game started " a two man duel as Joe Muto (Dom’s) and Ed Knox (Bars) were skating hard to lead their team, both potted the initial goals. Tom Lamonte put Dom’s ahead and then Knox tied it 1qrtor Borgs. Then the game broke wide open as Borg me up with three quick gals as Peter Green lit the scoreboard for the winner and Gary Day and Ed Knox spoiled Dom'g hopes with two insurance goals. We would like to send out Get Well Wishes to Gary Eichler coach of Jane Exbury Towers, and Jack Mayes manager of Dom's Auto Parts who are spending time in the hospital. Hope to see you out soon. week go tn Randy O’Quinn- 180, Russell Hughes-166 Andrew Pollock-134, Donna Oliver-191, Donna Sewer-ll- 158, Julie Ann Chietra-l93, Alex Tanaskow-187, Dorothy Crossey-225, Gail o'ttuinn- 230, Mike Crowe250, Bar- BOWLING Dovglas K. Holland, 42, no: iolned the staff. He allowed Brock Public School and Bloor Colleglale. Married lo Jean (nee Wallace), they have a Wu Lynn, U. The son M a clergyman, Mr. Holland has been "tttelated with West End and Emma" Funeral Chapel: lor " year; He ls a memoer ol the Lelesnore Progress Club and the Lalmre Ml: DOUGLAS K. H6LLAN_D barn Whalen-W, Bruce Baldwin-:41, "utrrge Boanil oodch of Mah- Bean tttoktttehottottrtt again this week with a score at 250. All our bowlers have been entered in the Daily Star Tournament, and we are wishing everyone good luck. SOCCER Players are one again reminded that registration date for all divisions is April 25 at Humbermeade Junior High at 2 pan. Parents are invited along to enjoy a cup of coffee while watching movies of recent in- ternational matches. DEPARTMENT OF PUILIC . WORKS OF CANADA TORONTO DISTRICT TENDERS SEALED TENDERS ADDRESSED To The District Director, Department of Public works of Canada, 241 Jarvis street, Room 605, Toronto 200, Ort. tario, and endorsed "TENDER FOR CLEANING CONTRACT, LETTER CARRIER DEPOT, 2420 FlNCH AVENUE, WEST, WESTON, ON- TARIO“ will Be received until 3:00 P.M. (E.D.S.T.) April 20, 1970. Plans, speciticatiorts and form of tender can be seen, or can be obtained trom: _ The Office at the District Director, Department of Public Works at Canada, 24l Jarvis Street. Room 605, Toronto 200, Ontario. To be considered each tender must be made on the printed forms supplied by the Department and in accordance with thg~gonditions set forth therein. The Iowa? or any fender not necessarily accepted. W.G.D. Tobin, Manager, Administrative services. INTRODUCES 231 -2283 m . Wt: