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Around Bay Ridges
<br />by Pat Lloyd
<br />K11F:TTE CLUB OF BAV RIDGES
<br />The regular monthly dinner meeting of the Kinette Club of
<br />Bay Ridges was held at the Annandale Golf and Country Club
<br />on Tues. Nov. 13th.
<br />A very impressive initiation ceremoney was conducted by
<br />Kinettes Christine Muir and Doreen Wilek. Two Kinettes Iva
<br />Everett and June Cremer were initated.
<br />Don't forget. Sat. Dec. Ist is the Kinsmen Sanata Claus
<br />Parade starting at 10 a.m. at Holy Redeemer School and
<br />proceeding to Sheridan Mall.
<br />DESIGN A CHRISTMAS CARD CONGEST
<br />This contest is open to all school age children and is spon-
<br />sored by the I.G.A. Plaza merchants.
<br />All entries must be submitted on 8 1/2" x 11" plain white
<br />paper or bristol board.
<br />All entries must have printed clearly on the back student's
<br />name, age grade and school.
<br />All entries must be submitted by Dec. Ist to the Pickering
<br />Library. Bay Ridges Plaza. Designs must be original and all
<br />entries will be displayed at the library.
<br />CO N'TEST PRIZES
<br />Group t - Grades 1 to 4: Ist prize, table tennis set: 2nd prize,
<br />skates. 3rd prize. flyer tobaggan: hon. mention (2) word
<br />game.
<br />Group 2 - Grades 5 to 8. Ist prize - Polariod camera: 2nd prize
<br />- skates: 3rd prize - AM/FNI transistor radio: hon mention
<br />42) - L.P. record of your choice.
<br />All Entrants will receive a free pen.
<br />(:.\l' L%DIES BOWLING LEAGUE
<br />Team Standings:
<br />Die Hards. 52: The Aces, 40: Hell's Belles. 37: Dolly's
<br />Polly-;. 37. Pin Ups, 37: The Damn -2- Pins. 37: The Spin
<br />ners. 26: Happy Hookers, 26: The Five Pickers. 24: The
<br />Lobo's. 24: The Misses, 20: Untouchables. 18.
<br />Last week was the end of the First Series and
<br />congratualsions go to the Die Hardsand the Aces on winning
<br />the first series. The rest of you had better pull up your socks
<br />as the next round is about to begin.
<br />TOP TEN %VERAGE`
<br />Gail Scott. 196: Dolly Clements. 191: Jeanne Potts, 189.
<br />Helen !Milroy, 188: Kathie Hew•ie. 184: Pat Lloyd, 184: Jan
<br />Anderson. 17-7; Lou Hills, 177: Doreen :Mackey. 176; Janette
<br />Tasse. 174.
<br />OVER -40 FLAT
<br />Jeanne Potts, _M. ) & 224: Suzanne Sekuhch. : RoseBrown.
<br />206: Vivian Holly, 214: Gabrielle Muller, 210: Dolly
<br />Clements. 256. Gail Scott. 211: Helen Milroy. 203: Joan
<br />Mc•Roht-rts. 20:3. Marg Bradbury, 202; Vi Archibald, 200.
<br />RELATED %%NIN'ERS%1CV
<br />Best wishes on your anniversary to Cecil and Ruth Crow of
<br />%tor Ave. Cecil and Ruthcelebrated their 271h anniversary
<br />on toc 12th.
<br />PASSE 1) A%Ali"
<br />Thomas Manlev died suddenly at his honie on Sun. Nov.
<br />lath, in Bav Ridges. He was the beloved husband of Helen
<br />Bay Ridges Hockey Results
<br />The Big M Drive -In
<br />Restaurant's winning steak
<br />was halted at six games as
<br />the Bay Ridges Minor Pee
<br />Wee club ended up on the
<br />short end of a 4 to 2 score
<br />with Chinguacousy and
<br />dropped a 4 to 3 heart-
<br />breaker to Peterborough.
<br />The hamburger Kings
<br />rebounded to defeat Oshawa
<br />4 to I at the Civic Auditorium
<br />and administered a 5 to 0
<br />waxing to Ajax at the Art
<br />Thompson Arena.
<br />The line of Kyle Shore,
<br />Robbie Cannon and Derek
<br />Erickson took some of the
<br />pressure off of the Joe
<br />Vernoy-Pat Maguire -Ken
<br />VanTienen troika with big
<br />games against Peter-
<br />borough. Chinguacousy and
<br />Oshawa. while Mike Costello
<br />and Roy Williamson picked
<br />up t he scoring slack with fine
<br />solo efforts in the Ajax en-
<br />counter.
<br />Craig Hesketh and Glenn
<br />Healy continued their
<br />stalwart play between the
<br />pipes, while John Wedlake
<br />and David Fretz anchored an
<br />improving defensive
<br />brigade.
<br />Lindsay 4 - Scotts Kentucky -
<br />3
<br />The Bay Ridges boys
<br />delighted their fans in
<br />Lindsay on Sat. toa fast hard
<br />checking game. It was
<br />anybody's game until the
<br />dying minutes when Lindsay
<br />managed to put one in the
<br />net. Robbie Ferris and
<br />Howie Galbraith shared the
<br />nets, with each doing a
<br />superb job. The fans saw
<br />some Rreat Roils by both
<br />teams.
<br />Bay Ridges opened the
<br />scoring with a goal by Scott
<br />Kilpatrick assisted by Mike
<br />Burke. Mike Simms came
<br />through with two more, one
<br />assisted by Mark Stamco.
<br />Mike's second goal was
<br />netted unassisted from the
<br />blue line.
<br />Bay Ridges PMA Bantams
<br />played three games last
<br />week. The first on Mon. at
<br />Don Beer, against Whitby
<br />was a fast exciting encounter
<br />and Ridges came out with a 2
<br />to 2 tie. Jeff Ramsey opened
<br />the scoring early, with an
<br />unassisted goal at 16:04 in
<br />the first period. Bruce
<br />Jenkins and Glen Hurcom
<br />played a superb game in the
<br />nets, stopping 26 shots. then
<br />at 11:20 of the second period,
<br />Gary Dunning popped in a
<br />Thurs. Nov. 22nd, 1973 THE POST Page 11
<br />goal from Chris Hill and
<br />Rick Pellerone giving us a
<br />tie and the fans a great
<br />exhibition of hockey at its
<br />best,
<br />On Thurs. West Rouge
<br />came out victorious with a 4
<br />to 2 win over Ridges. Ridges
<br />counters were scored by
<br />Henry Vernoy from Rick
<br />Pellerone and Steve Cook
<br />from Jerry Durst and Jeff
<br />Ramsey.
<br />Then on Sun. Nov. 11th, Bay
<br />Ridges travelled to Cobourg
<br />for a league game. Cobourg
<br />caught Ridges napping and
<br />scored 5 goals to give us a 5
<br />to 2 defeat. Bay Ridges
<br />scorers were Henry Vernoy
<br />and Alan Ribee. Both goals
<br />were unassisted and showed
<br />good personal effort. Both
<br />(goalies were outstanding and
<br />did a good job in the crease.
<br />Durham Lords Lose Again
<br />The Durham Lords hockey
<br />club seems to have a habit of
<br />Letting their opposition score
<br />in the double figures
<br />nowadays. On Tues. Nov.
<br />13th, it was Trent University
<br />who scored seven goals in
<br />the second period on their
<br />way to a convincing 12 to 1
<br />exhibition win.
<br />Shots on goal were in favour
<br />of Trent as they outshot the
<br />Lords 38 to 18, Trent's first
<br />three shots scored in the first
<br />period.
<br />Scoring Durham's only goal
<br />Manley, the father of Jerry Manley and grandfather of
<br />Heather and Scott.
<br />Mr. Manley will long be remembered and greatly missed by
<br />the man• children who visited him whenever possible for a
<br />chat over Itw years he has lived in our area.
<br />was John Orlecki,
<br />unassisted, as he tied the
<br />game I to I early in the first
<br />period. Scoring goals for
<br />Trent were Mike Laurin, Jim
<br />Burnidse, and Cam Ar-
<br />cheson with two goals
<br />apiece, and singles went to
<br />Don McGregor, Mike
<br />Poirier. Don McGillts. Paul
<br />Racine. Eric Terbenche, and
<br />Paul Bedford. The score
<br />after one period was 3 to 1 for
<br />Trent, and after two periods
<br />of play it was 10 to 1, Trent.
<br />The coaches on either team
<br />agreed to have just a 1S
<br />minute straight time third
<br />period to end the game
<br />quickly. Game misconducts
<br />were issued Charlie Randall
<br />of the Lords and Don
<br />McGillis of the Nats for
<br />fighting in the second period.
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