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Minor hockey scores and game results Juvenile House League Green 8, Blue 7 Green outscored Blue 8-7. Bill Mundy and Wayne St. Amant sparked Green with a hattrick each. Mike Duval and Dave Leduc added singles. Blue trailed Green 7-4 at the end of the second period but came roaring back to tie the game 7-7 in the third. However, Bill Mundy's third goal of the game, the only marker for Green in the third period, enabled Green to eke out the 8-7 victory. Ray Devillers and Bill Puddicombe each notched a pair of goals for Blue Singles were awarded to Ken Wiggims, Wayne Beausoleil and Kelly Smith. Ken Wiggims also picked up an assist for Blue Bantam B New York 4, Boston 0 John Lefaive popped in a pair of goals and Mike Duquette picked up a shutout in New York's 4-0 win over Boston. Marion Moreau and Jamie Robitaille zipped in single goals for New York to round out the scoring. Assists were awarded to Marion Moreau and Albert St. Amant Detroit 2, Montreal 2 Detroit and Montreal played to a 2-2 tie in a close, hard-checking game. Donald Bonny and Pierre Therrien scored single goals for Detroit Montreal's markers came off the sticks of Martin Dorion and Keith Press. Kevin St. Amant and Martin Dorion earned assists for Montreal. Chicago 8, Toronto 5 Dan O'Hara, Pat Duval and Allen Ladouceur all scored two goals apiece to pace Chicago to an 8-5 vic- tory over Toronto in a goaltenders nightmare of a game last Thursday. Grant Carrier and Steven Zwicker added single goals for Chicago Assists were awarded to Mike Gignac, Dan O'Hara and Steven Zwicker Toronto's Terry Schell recreation scene by Ron Marchildon Al Penetanguishene recreation coordinator An organizational meeting will be held Thursday April 3 at 7:30 p.m. in the Arena Lounge to form an éxécutive for both boys and girls softball for the coming year. If you are at all interested please come to the meeting and volunteer your services. Coaches, managers umpires, trainers and executive personnel are needed. These people are desperately needed if an active league is to get off the ground this summer The Scrap Craft course will be held Saturday, April 12, in the Arena Lounge. Kay St. Amant is the contact person for this course The stretch and sew course will be half over by the time you read this but keep in mind that Friday is the evening for a $3.00 fee A new yoga course will begin Monday, April 7, beginning at 7 p.m. at Burkevale School. Registration forms are available 'at the town office. Please pick them up and return as soon as possible I would like to remind all softball teams wanting to use McGuire Park this summer, that they should send their requirements to me as soon as possible so that a schedule can be worked out Junior Girls Ringette Sabres Beat Rangers 18-10 to Win Junior Cham- pionship Janet Belcourt led the Sabres to their 18-10 victory by scoring 12 goals. Wanda Buttineau had four goals while Cindy Cadeau had two goals. Goaltending highlighted this series as Maureen Ferguson for the Sabres and Carolle Gauthier for the Rangers showed excellent form throughout Debbie Cadeau had four goals for the Rangers with Denise Lacroix picking up three goals, Michelle Paradis two goals and Janine King one goal. The Sabres won the series 2 games to 1. Senior Girls Ringette In a very high scoring affair the Toros took a com- manding lead in their series with the Jets by winning 22-20 and holding a 5-1 edge in the six point series. Donna Brooks again was the leading scorer for the Toros by scoring no less than 14 goals. Michelle Lacroix had five goals and Marilyn Belleheumeur three goals. For the Jets Pat Peltier had eight goals, Sherry Vaillancout had six goals, Janet Brooks and Anne Robillard notched three goals each. bathing suit workshop which you can attend for the one" popped in three goals for a hattrick. Mark Marchildon and Peter Sauve popped in single goals. Assists were awarded to Danny Cote, Mark Marchildon and Peter Sauve (a pair). Unnamed team 2, Montreal 0 The score keeper for this game forgot to put in the name of the winning team. Please check your score sheets before turning them in to make sure they are complete. While we don't know the name of the team which shutout Montreal 2-0, we do know the goalscorers. Donald Bonnin and Peter Therrien scored a goal apiece. Mike Larose picked up the shutout. Canada 3, Russia 0 Canada blanked Russia 3- 0. Three players shared in the goal scoring for Canada. Jim Richardson, John Pickett and Roger Dupuis picked up a goal apiece. Denis Duval earned the shutout for Canada. Junior B St. Kitts 3, West on 2 Two goals by David Genier, the last with 9:40 left in the third period enabled St. Kitts to eke out a 3-2 win over Weston. Andre Marchand popped in the other St. Kitts goal. Weston's goalscorers were Brian Dorion and . David Trudeau. Newmarket 4, Barrie 3 James Grozelle led Newmarket to a narrow 4-3 win! over Barrie.' Grozelle notched a hattrick to go along with a single goal by Bob Doran. Bob Delorme picked up two assists while Jacques Laurin-earned one. Barrie's goals were scored by Greg Brunelle, who notched a pair and Bob Haworth, who added a single marker. Dennis Patenaude starred in the nets for Newmarket. Willard Quesnelle played well in the Barrie goal. Junior C Tigers 4, Panthers 0 Vincent Brunelle led the way for the Tigers in their 4-0 romp over the Panthers. Pat Dion scored the other Tiger marker. Oakland 3, Minnesota 0 Shutout goaltending by John Jesseau Jr. and the playmaking of Terry Cascagnette enabled Oakland to dump Minnesota 3-0. Cascagnette figured on all three Oakland goals, scoring the first and earning assists on the other two. Paul Hartley and Dave Desroches popped in the other Oakland goals. Brian Robitaille also picked up two assists for Oakland. Philadelphia 4, Pittsburgh 1 _ Shawn Sauve and Andre Gignac eached scored a pair of goals as Philadelphia outskated Pittsburgh for a 4- 1 victory. earned two assists for Philadelphia with a single _\@edonte 4: fountain SKI RES ORT by Ron Blanchet Ski School Director The ski season is pretty well over and now it's time to think about storing equip- ment. Those who have wood skis or wood cored skis should strap the skis base to base, placing a one inch block in the middle. This will assist in maintaining the camber. Store the skis with the tips resting ona hard dry surface to prevent the tips flattening out. Be sure to oil or grease all metal parts to avoid rust. Otherwise, toe and heel bindings may seize and require complete Ski clinic overhauling or replacement next season. Do the same to the steel edges of the skis. Metal and fibreglass skis should be stored, by placing the ski across the rafters of your basement with the top side facing down and only the tip afid tail supported. This will result in the same effect as placing a block of wood between strapped skis. Clothing is generally stored in moth and mildew proof containers. Repair clothing now, saving time and inconvenience next season. Keep all your ski wear together. This way you won't misplace or lose items. Air out ski boots as they have a tendancy to retain moisture. If necessary, remove the inner bladder and dry out thoroughly. It prevents mildew and odour. Keep boots in a press. Most plastic boots today have a steel shank in the base of the sole to prevent warpage, so a boot-press is not imperative in some cases. Place your boots in a cool, dry place. If kept in warm or hot areas, it may affect the shell or padding material of the inner bladder or liner. To prevent the possibility of leakage, I find it helpful to put ski creams etc., in plastic bags. This way, if something should occur, at least it won't ruin your kit- bag or whatever else is in it. When youremove _ the ski rack from the car and find the rubber suction cups have left an undesirable im- pression on the paint,. take some rubbing compound and with a cloth, using rapid motion, remove the discolouration. Afterward, apply car polish or wax to restore the paint. I'm sure you enjoyed the season, even though it got off to a slow start. I would welcome all readers to write in and express their views on the column as well as suggesting what else they may like to see-contained in "Ski Clinie", for next year. Nursery R.R. NO. 1 GREATEST SKIING VARIETY IN HURONIA on 5 miles of interconnected downhill slopes. 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