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Weston swimmers led the way in the Borough of York‘s second annual swim meet held at Centennial Pool last Saturday. The swimmers, under the guidance of pool supervisor, instructor and coach Paula Thomson, won 22 of the meet‘s 29 events to gather a total of 273 points. Vaughan _ Road placed second with a 223 point total. Runnymede and George Harvey were third and fourth with 119 and 33 points respectively. Lynn Mugford, Elaine Armstrong, Kim Dodman and Larry Lapointe all captured individual awards in junior, intermediate and senior girls and senior and Royal Life for boys at the meet. Paul Barker took the junior boys award, Michael Miller, boys intermediate and Tom Skublics â€" all of Vaughan â€" tied Lapointe for the boys senior and Royal Life. The Weston seniors: Larry Funnell, Reg Schade, Larry Lapointe, Kim Dodman, Janet Brown and Miss Slater. Kneeling: Miss Thomson, Harry Zandburger, Karen The intermediates of Weston: Miss Thomson, Duanne Mary Ann Bloomfield and Miss Slater. Kneeling are Lynn Marchiori, Danny Holmes, Frank Mitsch, Elaine Armstrong, _ Mugford, Becky Stone and Mike Lacey. Weston junior swimmers, led by instructor and coach Paula Thomson, left, are Danny Holmes, Frank Mitsch, Mike Lacey, Lynn Mugford and Darlene Marchiori. At extreme _ Weston seniors: Larry Funnell, Reg Schade, Larry Mugford, Mary Ann Bloomfield and Nancy Little. Weston ointe, Kim Dodman, Janet Brown and Miss Slater. captured the borough‘s second annual swim meet at Cenâ€" eling: Miss Thomson, Harry Zandburger, Karen â€" tennial Pool last Saturday. Weston immers take York Beginner Mixed Freestyle Relay 1 Vaughan Rd C ! Junior Mixed Freestyle Relay 1 Weston 2. Runnymede 3 Vaughan Intermediate Girls Freestyle Relay 1 Weston 2. vaughan intermediate Boys Freestyle Relay 1. Weston 2 Vaughan 3 George Harvey Senior and Royal Life Girts Freestyle Relay 1. weston 2 vaughan 3. Runnymede Senior and Royal Life Boys Freestyle Relay | Weston 2. vaughan Junior Girts Freestyle 28 vlrr 1 Lynin Mugtordâ€"â€"Weston RESULTS 2 Arlene Hutzelâ€"Vaughan 3. Regina Schullerâ€"â€" Runnymede Junior Boys Freestyle 25 yards 1 Mike Lacey â€"Weston 2. Frank Mitschâ€"â€"Weston 3. Paul Barkerâ€"Vaughan Intermediate Girls Freestyle 25 yards 1 MaryAnn Bloomfield ~Weston 2. Lynn Mugtordâ€" Weston 3 Karen Cassibaultâ€"â€"Vaughan Intermediate Boys Freestyle 25 yards 1 Philip Brownâ€"â€" Vaughan 2 Mike Lacey â€" Weston 3. Duane Marchioriâ€"â€" Weston Senior and Royal Life Girls Freestyle 50 yards 1 Susan Biggs . Runnymede 4. Bernita Hickeyâ€"â€" Runnymede 2 Kim Dodman . Weston 3 Shiela Maguire~â€" Vaughan Senior and Royal Life Boys Freestyle 50 yards 1 Larry Funnell . Weston 2 Tom Skublicsâ€" Vaughan 3 Ed Hwordyk . Runnymede Junior Girls Backstroke 25 yards 1 Lynn Mugtord . Weston 2 Heather Warner . Vaughan 3 Regina Schuller . Runnymede Junior Boys Backstroke 25 yards 1 Pavl Barker: Vaughan 2 Danny Holmes . Weston 3 Bernard Frith Runnymede Intermediate Girls Backstroke 25 yards 1 Elaine Armstrong . Weston 2 Marlene Andrews â€" Vaughan 1 Becky Stone . Weston right is Gwen Slater, instructor and coach of the Weston teams. 2. Tom Skublics â€" vaughan 3. Bob Wesley . Runnymede Senior and Royal Life Girls Individual Medtey 100 yards | Kim Dodman.â€"Weston 2 Gabi Lynn Stripinis Runnyrpeae 3. Karen Mugford â€"Weston Senior and Royal Life Boys Individual Medtey 100 yards 1. Larry Lapointe ~Weston Intermediate Boys Backstroke 25 yards 1. Mike Laceyâ€"Weston 2. Michael Millerâ€"Vaughan 3. Mike Pucciniâ€"George Harvey Senior and Royal Life Girls Backstroke 50 yards 1. Kim Dodman ~Weston 2. Gail Gormanâ€"Runnymede 3. Kathy Maguire â€"Vaughan Senior and Royal Life Boys Backstroke 50 yards 1. Bob Wesleyâ€"Runnymede 2. To Skublics ~Vaughan 3. Robin Danietsonâ€"Vaughan Intermediate Girls Breaststroke 25 yards | Elizabeth Hickeyâ€"Runnymede 2. Elaine Armstrongâ€"Weston 3. Lynn Mugfordâ€"Weston Intermediate Boys Breaststroke 25 yards 1. Frank Mitschâ€"Weston 2. Michael Millerâ€"Vaughan 3. Philip Brownâ€"Vaughan Senior and Royal Life Girls Breaststroke 25 yards | Nancy Liftieâ€"â€"Weston Bernita Hickey â€"Runnymede 3. Shiela Maguire â€" Vaughan Senior and Royal Life Boys Breaststroke 25 yards 1 Larry Lapointe â€"â€" Weston Maximum Mileage at a MiniPrice Individual Champions Junior Girls . Lynn Mugtord, Weston Junior Boys Paul Barker, Vaughan Intermediate Girls Elaine Arm strong, Weston Intermediate Boys Michael Miller, Vaughan Senior and Royal Life Girls Kim Dodman, Weston Senior and Royal Life Boys Larry Lapointe, Weston and Tom Skublics, Vaughan (tie) f Intermediate Boys Mediey Relay 1. Weston 2. Vaughan Intermediate Girls Mediey Relay 1. Weston 2. Vaughan 2. Tom Skublics â€" Vaughan 3. Harry Zandburgenâ€"â€"Weston Junior Mixed Mediey Relay 1. Weston 2. Vaughan 3. George Harvey Senior and Royal Life Boys Mediey Relay 1. Weston 2. Vaughan 3 Runnymede Total Points : WESTON 273 VAUGHAN 223 RUNNYMEDE 119 GEORGE HARVEY 33 Senior and Royal Life Girls Mediey Relay 1 Runnymede 2. Weston 3. Vaughan By Dave Gerry All star day for North York Hockey League was held at Centennial Arena, Saturday April 22 with all divisions participating. The Amesbury Sports Club was well represented as six players were awarded trophies. Tim Gibson, representing Del Zotto Dynamos captured the scoring title in the tyke division with 97 points on 63 goals and 34 assists This was the highest number of points registered in North York divisions this past One of the more recent skating activities reported by Mr. Jim Irving was the Bursary Fund Dinner which will be held Saturday, May 6 at the Toronto Cricket, Skating and Curling Club. This dinner will be attended by over 600 members, skaters and guests to help further fund raising to enable Canadian skaters to Full bore rifle shooters can start sharpening their shooting eye Saturday, May 6 when the full bore ranges open for the season at the Cold Creek conservation area of the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conâ€" servation Authority. sdays 4 p.m. to dusk. There is no full bore shooting on Sundays, but four trap shooting ranges and the small bore rifle and archery Election of officers for the 72â€"73 sees a slate as follows: Bill â€" Barringham, past chairman; Bill McLaughlin, chairman; Sandy Galbraith, vice chairman; Harriet Lang, secretary; Tom Moneypenny, treasurer; Suzanne Francis, chairmanâ€" judges; Ruth Phillips, chairmanâ€"championships; directorsâ€"Carol _ Hopper, Shirley Marsden, Jim Irving and Bill Frieday; Charles Cakebread, director of national test clinics; Bill McLaughlin, director to C.F.S.A. board. The meeting was hosted by Silver Blades Figure Skating Club and the ladies served refreshments during midâ€" meeting break. A miniâ€"track meet of selected events will serve as the preâ€"game show for the Toronto Metros‘ home opener of the North American Soccer League season Sunday, May 14 at Varsity Stadium. Full bore shooting takes place Saturdays between 10 Approximately _ 60 representatives from the area were on hand to be brought up to date on the section‘s business. Central Ontario did exceptionally well in all competitions entered and when all the various reports were read, it was one of accomplishment for the 71â€"72 season. The meet will start promptly at 1:30 p.m. It will be conducted under the direction of the Central Ontario Track & Field Association. The 16th annual meeting of the Canadian Figure Skating Association, Central Ontario Section, was ‘held at Monâ€" tgomery Inn Sunday, April 30. Sharpen shooting eye British United A division of se SCU Industrigs Ltd 737 Church Street Leasing Available Mini track meet Amesbury winners Skaters planning for coming season Titan Cartage‘s goaltender, Brian Macâ€" donald, took: low . goals against average in atom ‘B‘ division. Titan Cartage team won a team trophy for finishing first in their division. It was accepted by Mike Tilley (captain) and Stephen Gerry and Steven Winger (assistant captains). Rick Clarke and George Darnowski received trophies for their low goals against average in minor bantam ‘A‘ division representing Scott‘s Colonels. The Colonels also were presented with a trophy for finishing first in their division. It was accepted by enter world competitions. For those who would like to see some of the top Canadian skaters, Wide World of ranges are open each day. 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