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Sports action from ©‘69 It was the year the amazing New York Mets came out of oblivion to win the World Series. It was the year the Jets of the AFL surprised the experts by knocking off Baltimore Colts in the Super Bowl. All the action from these exciting moments in sport, from Forrzula 1 car racing to slalom skiing, will be featured on Sports ‘69, Saturday, Jan. 3 at 2 p.m. EST, on CBCâ€"TV. The program contains more than 100 thrilling items garnered from an immense sports film library, and highlights almost every major sports activity of the last 12 months. It will be hosted by Bob Moir, with further _ commentary provided by Don Chevrier and Tom McKee. It was 1969 â€" and a year of surprising upsets, staggering new records and banner headlines in the world of sports. Some of the eventful moments recalled include the emergence of the Montreal Expos on the big league baseball scene, the near scandal surrounding "Broadway‘‘ Joe Namath‘s shortâ€"lived retirement, the U.S. baseball strike, O.J. Simpson‘s signing with Buffalo Bills, and Canada‘s first national summer games in Halifax. It was also the year the champions proved they deserved to remain on top. The Montreal Canadiens took home the Stanley Cup. Ottawa â€" Rough _ Riders defeated the "Jolly Green Giants‘"‘ from Saskatchewan in the Grey Cup, Ron Norâ€" thcott of Calgary won the World Curling Championship for the second year in a row, and the Russian National Hockey Team again showed that hockey isn‘t necessarily a Canadian game (in inâ€" ternational amateur comâ€" petition at any rate). All the tense moments of triumph and defeat have been gathered together on film and videotape in a CBC sports television special entitled Sports ‘69, to be broadcast in color on the CBC network Saturday, Jan. 3 at 2 p.m. EST. NORTH YORK HOCKEY Once again, due to an early deadline, few reports are available, but North West still seem to be enjoying a good season. In tyke play Ernie Neely‘s team came through with a 1â€" 0 win over Humberview Boys Club with Steve Mittens and Larry Catania getting the shut out. Minor Bantams shut out Flemingdon Park on a combined effort by goalies Mark Haladyn and Mark Zaremba. This game was not one of the campaign, as Flemingdon, being a new club are building from the ground up, and consequently are suffering very heavy defeats. They allowed us a high scoring evening with Paul Guiliani, Romano Carlucci and Bryan Cleaver netting three each, Peter Crouse was good for two, and Bobby Richardson singled, Finchurst Whites went down 3â€"1 to Hawkin‘s men, the shut PAGE 12 out being spoiled by a dubiously awarded penalty shot. â€" Romano Carlucei opened for us and Danny McBrien made it safe with two sparkling goals. Minor Midgets settled for single points this week, tying Avenue Road B.C. 2â€"2 thanks to Paul Knight having a big evening. Paul Barron gave us the break, matching a goal by Finchurst. Don Mills felt the strength of T.H.L. power play when they were Applications giving qualifications must be submitted immediately to: Many poet and musicians have been inspired to write music and verses concerning bells, and bells have been associated with religion for centuries. John Pierpont, a lawyer who was not happy practicâ€" ing law, became a clergyâ€" man and wrote verses to "Jingle Bells" in about 1857. He called it "The One Horse Open Sleigh", and it is sung all over the world at Christmastime. extension 291) Mr. D. L. Tough, Director of Education and Secretaryâ€"Treasurer, North York Board of Education, 15 Oakburn Crescent, Willowdale, Ontario. (For further information, please contact Mr. L. W. Black, Assistant Secretary â€" Telephone 225â€"4661, Christmas And Bells THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR THE BOROUGH OF NORTH YORK Written applications are invited from interested and qualified citizens to serve as a member of the Advisory Vocational Committee to represent Employers or Employees (three members to be appointed for a twoâ€"year term, 1970â€"71) Morth West Boy‘s Clu Sammit scoring for Bob‘s and Kenny Catania getting the only goal for Macey Esso. York Towne Tavern really went to town and had a defeated 5â€"3 Gary Greenwell and Phil Sanders hit twice each and Bruce Standing flashed once. All goals were scored when the opposition was shortâ€"handed. Bruce once again showed his scoring touch but in a losing cause, when Dorset Park beat them 2â€"1. A heavy schedule over the holidays will give this team a busy time, but we wish them and all their Club mates, away down to Tykes a successful and happy Yuletide. MINOR HOCKEY LEAGUE All Minor Hockey League players wish all their coaches, managers trainers and referee‘s and time keepers, A Very Merry Christmas. Bob‘s Towing and Macey Esso played a close game with final score being 2â€"1 for Bobs Towing with M. Collallilo and R. THE WESTON TIMES 5â€"0 victory against Leo Cont. with 4 of the 5 goals going to Mark Stewart and one to R. Chalk with a shut out for Doug Stevens. Benson and Decillia and Herb Lance had a hard fought game with a one all tie with G. Moore and T. Crawford scoring. 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