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Page 2 Wednesday, Feb. 11, 1976 Swimming Pool NEWS Russell Raiders Intermediate Russell's Hockey Team, known as Russell Raiders, are now making an impression in the league. They new have moved up from the basement and are now one point out of fifth place, due to three wins in the last four starts. Don Honey has been the main scoring punch with nine goals in these last four games. The teams outscored Manotick on Mano- tick's home ice 7-5, followed by a loss to Ottawa 6 to 4 even though they outplayed them in every aspect but goals. The following Sunday we travelled to Osgoode's Arena to outplay, outscore and outyell them to a 11-3 victory. North Gower visited us on Wednesday, January 28th and before the largest crowd of the year, we won 6 to 2. Bill Cherry has been playing well in nets the last two games and hopefully, between Doug Hay and Bill, we can count on more of the same. Ex-Embrun Panthers Bob Woods, Wayne Reid, Barry Graham and Ken Quaile are certainly a help to Rupert MacDonald, Eric Honey, Charlie Linegar, John Achtereekte, Gaye Ford, Greg Forbes, Doug Harten, Mike Barnhardt, Don Honey and Steve Morris. Come out and support your team and see some good honest hockey. Following are the last two home games and three away games before playoffs. RUSSELL RAIDERS' SCHEDULE Wed., Feb. 11, Manotick vs Russell, 8 p.m. at Russell. Thurs., Feb. 12, Russell vs Ottawa, 8:15 p.m. at Canterbury. Tues., Feb. 17, Russell vs Osgoode, 9 p.m. at Manotick. Wed., Feb. 18, Ottawa vs. Russell, 8 p.m. at Russell. League Statistics TEAM G. W. L. T. P. Richmond 24 18 6 1 35 Kars 22 15 5 2 32 Manotick 23 15 7 #1 3121 Ottawa 23 14 #7 #2 30 N. Gower 2 6 16 3 #15 Russell 24 #7 «17 #O 14 Osgoode 23 218 #3 #7 As of February 1, Inclusive Gaye Ford 32; Mike Barnhardt 32; Don Honey 23; Charles Linegar 20; Greg Forbes 15; Eric Honey 14; Bob Woods 13; Rupert MacDonald 11; Doug Harten 11; Ken Quaile 11; Steve Morris 10; Wayne Reid 7; Barry Graham 6; John Achtereekte 1; Doug Thompson 0. SPORTS O.T.HLS. News On January 9, 1976, the annual New Year's Film Show was held. _ There was a great disappoint- ment to the people who showed up. The two films to be shown were Monty Python and Holy Grail and Black Christmas. Since Black Christmas is a restricted film, the Board of Education had to step in to make sure they wouldn't show it. Obviously the people were mad to find out Black Christmas wasn't going to be shown so most of the people left. Most of the people got refunds. The replacement film was 'Black Pirate". So much for that!! And on January 16th, there was a dance featuring M.R.Q. I hope everyone had a good time!!! The Junior Boys' Basketball keep on losing their games by big disastrous scores. I was talking to one of the players and told him that I had to put that the Junior Boys' Basketball Team lost by a score too disastrous to announce. He told me to announce the score no matter what. So here we go: Bell bombed Osgoode 96-13, Sir Robert Borden downed OTHS 98-15, Garneau beat Osgoode 86-15. One of the Garneau players set a new record for most points in a game with 52 points, and St. Pius demolished OTHS 99-18. In Senior Boys' Basketball, Sir Robert Borden beat Osgoode 68-44. High scorer for Osgoode was Scott Herr with 12 points. They won their first game on January 20th by beating Woods- worth 40-33. I'm glad they finally won a game. Keep trying, guys! ! Junior Girls' Volleyball regular season just started their season against Colonel By. All volleyball matches are best of five affairs. Anyway Colonel By beat Osgoode 3-1 in games. I will give them my good luck for the coming season. The OTHS Curling Team has played three games since the last edition. During those three games they won one, lost one, and tied one. Osgoode tied Merival (who is the best team in the league as far as standings go). The score was 4-4. Then they bombed Bell 17-6 and then St. Pius squeaked by Osgoode 8-7. No matter what anybody said I think we have the best team and when the season's over, we could be in first place. Colonel By High School held their First Annual Wrestling Tournament. There were over 300 wrestlers and 600 matches to determine the winners of the 15 weight classes. The Osgoode Wrestling Team finished ninth. Both Alex Marsden (98 Ibs) and Terry Ford (115 lbs.) won silver medals. In interscholastic wrestling OTHS lost to Garneau 32-24 but there was no referee. In other matches Sir Robert Borden beat Osgoode 28-22. If Jim Cossar would have won his last match, we would have won which would have been great. We also lost to St. Pius by a score of 40-20. After the match Pius admitted they had guys over-weight for that certain category. I always said, SMOKE SHOP BILL LOUCKS BARBER CONFECTIONERY Winchester Press Wintario Olympic Lottery "If you can't play fair, don't play" In our most recent match OTHS beat Mr. Mullen's Woods- worth Wrestling Team 24-15. Mr. Mullen was a Math teacher here last year before going to Woodsworth. Garey Ris Girl Guide News Six new Guides will receive their Tenderfoot pins in an enrolment ceremony held by the District Commissioner Jan. 29th. We welcome Heather Campbell, Darlene Eadie, Jodi Chaters, Tania Hamilton, Brenda Van- Dallen and Leigh Hayward to Guides. We have finally graduated from a 3 Patrol Company to five patrols. Our two new Patrol Leaders are Paula Cleroux and Rosemary Wigcheran. New Pa- trol Seconds are Katherine Sherwood, Joan Boersma, Janice Saunders and Colleen Sullivan. A weekend sleepover was held Jan. 17th and 18th at the High School in Metcalfe for Patrol Leaders and Seconds only. A relaxed weekend featuring snow- shoeing, skating, toboganning, basketball and crafts was attended by 37 District Guides. Russell Guides again partici- pated in the annual Kinsmen Club of Ottawa Skate-a-thon. This took place Feb. ist on the Rideau Canal and the total distance was 70 kilometres. Russell Review Curling News On January 17th at the Russell Clubhouse, Dave Stanley's team of Marion Miller, Ken Sullivan and Joan Laviolette won the Tace Wade Trophy. Special congratu- lations to Marion for winning her father's trophy! Russell Ladies really get around! Vina Stanley and Mabel Gamble entered teams in Morrisburg's Broder Cup Bons- piel, January 27th. The Ladies of the Russell Curling Club are holding a Tupperware Party at the Clubhouse, Monday, Feb. 23rd at 8 p.m. Club members are taking orders now. Catalogues may be picked up from Mert Sharpe or Suzanne Schroeter. We cordially invite any interested people to attend the Tupperware Party. Join us for an_ entertaining evening. All proceeds in aid of Curling Club Renovations. Mert Sharpe (DON'T GAMBOL E. A. Campbell Plumbing Contractor Electrical Heating RUSSELL, ONT. 445-2167 SEE CAMPBELL) PEPPERONI CHEESE & TOMATO NEW COMMERCIAL HOTEL NIGHTLY ENTERTAINMENT Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday Fully Licensed Crue Italian Dishes Russell, Ont. 445-2808 IZZA tae our Banquet Facilities Small Medium Large MUSHROOMS ALL DRESSED BENNY SPECIAL PEPPERONI & MUSHROOMS Each Extra Ingredient Peppers & Hot Peppers Mushrooms & Pepperoni. OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. Friday & Saturday - 12 a.m. to 12 p.m. 1.7 27 3.25 2.25 2.75 4.75 2.25 285 3.75 2.00 3.00 4.50 2.75 3.75 4.75 2.75 3.75 4.75 35.65 1.00