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The Toronto Metros Soccer Club is the first North American Soccer League club to begin training for the 1972 season, scheduled to open during the last week of Coach Graham Leggat greeted nine holdovers and a host of newcomers at the Metros‘ initial workout Monday, January 10 at the Fort York Armoury. Indoor training and ditioning‘ exercises wil;c/oz held three times a week during _ January _ and February. Veterans and a League â€" January 3. Treadland, still looking for their first win, lost 5â€"3. Robbi Winter with three and Bill Turri with two acâ€" counted for Northwest‘s scoring. Mark Nolan scored twice for Treadland, Mike Macaluso added a: single. Lisanti Contracting picked up their second win as they outscored Rack & Cue 2â€"1 to streak. Kevin Strilchuk and Gary â€" Mascarin _ were Lisanti‘s marksmen. George Dempsey answered for Rack Parsons and a single by Brian Smith gave unbeaten General Gear a 4â€"2 win over Biâ€"Rite Drugs. Biâ€"Rite‘s marksmen | were â€" Felix DiGirolamo â€" and â€" Gary MARSH WORLD: By Dave Gerry Northwest Motors and Front running Delray Three markers by Ross House play improves # In the early days of snowmobiling, for many people it was enough just to own a machine, without giving too much thought to getting the exact, right machine for their own individual or family type of winter fun. machines (and buyers!) most new owners are carefully analyzingâ€"and seeking outâ€"exactly what they want in a snowmobile. _ _ As an aid to this selection process we suggest that anyone buying a machine consider the following items before purchase: Basic Use â€" Will the machine be used for trail riding, racing, winter farm or ranch work, hunting, etc., or what combination of activities. Careful study here will indicate choice of a regular or wideâ€"track machine and help determine optimum engine size for you! Driversâ€"If women andâ€"or childrem will be driving the snowmobile, will they be able to handle the bigger, heavier model the man of the family might choose? Simdilarly, while manual starting might be fine for mnynm,nmtwmmwifluppredanuwm venience of an electric starter. Other factors to consider include ,utlpq gfir‘\fo‘rt. steering ease, the value to you of extraâ€"cost acâ€" :::; cessories such as tachometers afidlâ€"of courseâ€"price. &# Shoveller or spoonbill is a small, freshâ€" water duck with a unique bill. This is large and broadly spatulate toward the tip, it is equiped with a fringe of combâ€"like lamellac along the edges of both upper and lower mandibles. These form an efficient strainer. Beakfuls of aquatic plant and animal life are "shovelled" from the water, strained by closing the bill and contents eaten. Now, however, with the greater sophistication of Chosing the right snowmobile Metros in training SHOVELLER Drugs (in the 1315 age division) took Polytarp &2. Kevin Weir scored two. Danny Harshenin, Mario Stallato and Jim Maley added singles. Polytarp got goals from Stephen Corrigan and Mike Thoroski. The first game January 4 had undefeated Turnvale Cartage, in the 69 age division, playing Kress & MacDonald, still looking for their first wimKress & MacDonald had a 1â€"0 lead â€" on a goal by Mark Radomski â€" and held it until the final three seconds when Turnâ€" vale‘s Mike Carli managed to tie the score. Northwest Motors played a 3â€"3 draw. Two goals by Gary Mascarin and a single from John Dallava put Lisanti on Perrelli, Bill Turri and Robbi Winter scored for Northwest. Winter‘s tieing goal was scored in the final minute. A â€" third _ draw _ saw group of selected local players will workout once a week at Upper Canada College in addition to wice weekly training sessions at Fort York. f The Fort York training camp is open to all players who either have a free transfer or else have obâ€" tained written permission from their last registered club to tryout with the Metros. Training will be held from 5â€"7 p.m. each Monday and from 4â€"7 p.m. on Saturdays. Players are required to bring their own ANGUS SHORT Ducks Unlimited for Treadland recording scored the single. _ January 5, saw Knss & Tyson for Kress & Macâ€" Donald and Mike Macauluso play to a 0â€"0 draw with Brad saw Nick‘s Fina take Polytarp 3â€"0 on singles from Willie Roesel, Ron Annabelle shoes and training uniforms Leggat, plans several sessions of conditioning exercises and drills before turning to working on the fundamentals and sixâ€"man indoor scrimmages. Soccer fans are invited to attend the training sessions at the armoury. The facility‘s mezzanine provides an excellent view of the workouts. and Bruce Weichel. Doug Robinson earned the shutout. The Consumers‘ Association of Canada is presently urging extension of standard sizing regulations to include adults. CAC is an independent, nonâ€"profit, nonâ€" government organization with headquarters at 100 Gloucester Street, Ottawa. ‘Throw away Age At 16 million tons a year, Ontario‘s refuse problem has reports the Canadian Conâ€" sumer,official publication of the Consumers‘ Association of Canada: North American tonnage of solid waste has doubled since 1920. Engineers estimate it will double again in 20 years. Waste Disposal The Consumers‘ Association â€" of â€" Canada recommends that municipalities _ improve collection and disposal techniques, including separate â€" pick up of difâ€" ferent materials or plant separation of material. by Dave Gerry The Titan atoms defeated Avenue Road at Habitant Arena January 4. The first period went scoreless. Titan scored two goals but they were callec In the second Darren Morley, playing his first game in Amesbury colors, opened the scoring and David Patterson followed. Steven French and Rick Caetano added singles in the third frame as goalie Brian MacDonald racked up his second shutout. The final game of the week In minor bantam action WILF‘S CYCLE & SPORTS 19 JOHN ST. PROFESSIONAL STYLE HOCKEY NETS REG. ‘11.95â€"OUR SPECIAL PRICE $6,95 V, OFF SKI‘S SKI BOOTS SPECIAL AT $33.95 Colonels continue to impress UNCLE WILP‘S WINTER SPORTS SALE At this time of year, with about four more months of winter staring us in the face, we have plenty of opâ€" portunity to plan spring fishing expeditions. Some people seem to have the mistaken idea that we must journey some two or three hundred miles from Weston to enjoy good fishing. This is definitely not so. For a good number of years members of the Weston Rod and Gun Club have enjoyed good fishing within\ short _ driving Where and when to go, plus the right tackle and a little knowâ€"how, will produce many fruitful hours in the great outdoors. The enclosed photograph was taken on last opening day of the trout season. This fish was a twelve and a half pound rainbow taken in the Boyne river near Alliston which is some forty miles from Weston. The lucky fisherman was Allen Jones, one of our arâ€" dent anglers. Allen was born and raised in Ireland where he fished for salmon and various species of trout. By the way, in Ireland a six pound rainbow would be ‘a record catch. _ i 1971 notably a nineteen pound ten ounce rainbow from the Nottawasaga and another rainbow from the Owne Sound harbor that weighed in at nineteen pounds, eight ounces. Many trophy size fish were taken in these waters during Kokanee salmon (fresh water sockeye) have been introduced in Georgian Bay for some time now on an experimental basis and from time to time we have reports Scott‘s Colonels shutout Duffield 50 at Downsview Arena on January 1. Goals were scored by Paul King with two with Terry Dowhanick, Bob Brett and Allan Pink getting singles. Sharing the nets for the shutout were Rick Clarke and George Darnowski. _ The â€"goal tending duo recorded .their second consecutive shutout Tuesday, January 4 as the Colonels took a 20 decision from Northwest at Downâ€" sview Arena. The Colonels marksmen in this win were Bruce Whiteside and Vic Many trophy size fish were Fishing good close to home SUITS AND BOOTS, etc. (AS LOW AS *25.95) of salmon up to six pounds being taken â€"â€" which is just about tops for this species. Splake is another type of game fish that has taken hold in these waters. This game fish is a cross between lake trout and speckled trout. They usually maintain the color of speckles but have the shape and size of lake trout. The area around Meaford is a good spot to try for this colorful fish. Occasionally some good coho6 salmon are also caught in this area too. These salmon apparently have made the journey from the American side of Lake Huron around the top of Bruce Peninsula to Georgian Bay. If you are fortunate enough to get a cohoe from these waters I am sure you will remember it for the rest of your life. Departments of Lands and Forests personnel can take a bow for the great work they have done in this «area. Despit%l;le inroads of pollution &nd many other problems, fishing in this area seems to get better every year. However, there are problems to overcome ard this is where you, the sportsman can help. I suggest that you join a club interested in conâ€" servation, such as the Weston Rod and Gun Club, or any other club affiliated with The Federation of Anglers and Hunters, so that you can voice opinions concerning better _ anti _ pollution methods, better game laws, stream improvement, etc. We need your help. Battey. Del Zotto Dynamos lost 10â€" 2 at Habitant Arena January 5 to Northwest. David MacDonald and Tim Gibson were the only Dynamos to find the range. Keele Finch A & W, minor Who knows, perhaps we can also help you to catch that lunker you have been dreaming about all winter. this past week and lost both. The first was a 3â€"0 loss to Duffield at Downsview Arena January 4 .while the second, in a close game, to York Mills 2â€"1. This was a tough one to drop as the A & W* boys had only eight players. Ron Curley was the only marksman. midgets, played two games 247 â€"1 301 by the Skiâ€"Doo Division of Bombardier Limited with Safety Council, is now available without charge. Booklet available Daughter) â€" Mrs. and Carol Hussey; (Mother and Son) â€" Mrs. and Donnie Drapeau; (Father and Son â€" Mr. and Gordon Taylor; (Father and Daughter) â€" Mr. and Christine Hussey. Over the holidays, the parentâ€"child bowling tourâ€" naments were held. This is when a parent or substitute parent bowls with their child division were: (Mother and Humber will be offering a scubaâ€"diving course for community residents this winter every Wednesday evening between 7: 30â€"11 p.m. at Lakeshore Swimming Club. as a team. At the Bowierama alleys, the winners in the bantam The course, between January 19 and March 1, is certified by the National Association of Scuba Diving Schools. It involves 22 hours of _ instruction _ equally divided between pool .and classroom. Classroom sessions, says certified course instructor Dave Ranie, â€" involves workshops on equipment operation, maintenance and purchasing, _ safety procedures, the physiological aspects of troduction to basic techniques. Pool sessions will apply classroom theory, including proper use of the equipment, entrance and exiting the water, and movement underwater. The 16â€"page, twoâ€"color Evening sports Family twosomes Four games are edition give All Saints a 3â€"1 victory. nu-!l’lb-ll: St. Benedicts shutâ€"out OLV rounded ‘off Soder, Scott Kerr and Rorrie Carme from Monardo, McGuekin. OLV goalie Brian Wayne and Dominic umwuwm Montanard. is Sey am&oc:uur bantam play Our Lady shutout over Lady of the Airways edged All Victory in a duel between Saints 4â€"3 in the first game of Eoalies Len Richard and the evening. Rory Carroll Morty Levert. counted the first two goals _ The single tally was off the , for the winners and teamâ€" . Stick of Gary McDougal on a The winners in the junior division were: (Mother and Daughter) â€" Mrs. and Debbie Ames; (Father and Daughter) â€" Mr., and Donna Holder; (Mother and Son) â€" Mrs. and Donald Flood; (Father and Son) â€" Mr. Charlie Vella and Glenn Although wlittle 9 year old bowler, Adrienne Whalen and her mother did not win in their division, Adrienne bowled a 202 flat game, which won her a 100 pins dver average crest*, trail symbols and hand cludes the snowmobiler‘s code of ethics, a wind chill chart, and examples of some signals now being used in for every eight students. The college is also offering two courses in basic tennis instruction as part of its winter evening program for community residents. Basic tennis instruction will be held on 10 consecutive Sundays and advanced tennis on 10 consecutive Tuesdays, 7â€"10 p.m., both beginning the week of January 17. o correct errors, and will be held in Humber‘s athletic bubble at the north campus in Rexdale. ictory. â€" mates Bill Price and Brian pass from Gary Ch ut OLV Doy: ro:'ndol off â€" the A*’“ml I u“ e Brian Wayne Dickie and Dominic by Mike Sidswor ng. Montanard. Brock Ewach. St. Judes eked out a 14» RESULTS ‘‘2 .200 chabaub‘ aume Phuc Hudkk at Atam‘ has launched an extensive program called Snoplan to foster safer, more conâ€" siderate use of snowmobiles. The all new edition of Play Safe is part of that program. The new booklet is keyed closely to a 14â€"minute color sound snowmobile safety film, also called Play Safe, which is available for showing to snowmobile groups. 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