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Challenge 0F Cancer . . . Each year the amount spent for cancer control by the Society has increased un- til this year it is $4,179,847. . . . Because only through medical research can cancer ever be completely conquer- ed, the Society is concent- rating more and more on support of research. This year it will spend $1,791,182 for this purpose. The only difference in a New Car and the One Owner Cars listed below is the price. Power Brakes, Power Steering, Radio, Hardtop Mo- dels, Bucket Seats, White Wall Tires, Are Some Of The Pleasures And Conveniences Available. ONLY THE BEST PASS THE TEST. ' TEST DRIVE ANY OF THE FOLLOWING CARS New Car Advantages 63 Chevrolet Impala 4 door, automatic sports 63 Chevrolet 2 door hardtop 68 Pontiac 2 door 82 Oldsmobile 4 door hardtop transmisslon, washer 68 Chevy II Super-Sports 2 door conver- tible. automatic transmission. radio. whitewalls 63 Chevrolet 4 door sedan, Belair. wash- er. automatic transmission. wheel discs, whitewalls, radio 63 Rambler Station Wagon 63 Chevrolet 4 door hardtop 63 Chevrolet 2 door hardtop, super- sports 63 Chevrolet 2 door hardtop. super- CHEVROLET, OLDSMOBILE, F.85 CORVAIR, CHEVELLE, CHEVY II, ENVOY, O.K. USED CARS 355 Yonge St. N. AV. 5-5435 - PA. 7-9453 Just North of Richmond Heights Centre For Your Convenience the Parts 8: Service Dept. will be open until 4‘30 p.m. Saturdays et some curling pointers from Richmond Hill Curling Club instruc- tor Shaun Beggs. From left to right are Don Reesor, Brian Thurston, Bill Reeds, Mr. BeggS, David Tadell, Richard Burnett, Christian Lavil-le, Jim Dysart. The course is designed to interest young people in the ancient art of curling. The course, which is also handled by instructor Pete (Photo by Barbour) Savage, wasirecently organized here. Young area curlers g IN THESE 6% USED CARS USED CARS ONE 1963 IMPALA S. S. CONVERTIBLE THREE I963 IMPALA SUPER SPORT 2 DOOR HARD'I'OPS Fully Equipped Curling For The Younger Set MOTORS LTD. WITH Thornhill Thumps Downsview "-6 Thornhill Shamrocks of the Richmond Hill Senior Hockey League closed out their half of the 1963 schedule by blasting Downsview Flyers 11-6 to move one step closer to the fourth and final play-off spot. They trail Downsview by one point. Senior Hockey Play In an earlier game the Wil- lowdale Rangers showed New- market Cubs how it’s done as they handed a 5-2 defeat to 62 62 62 62 62 62 62 62 61 61 61 61 61 61 Pontiac convertible, V-8, bucket seats Chevrolet 2 door sedan, washer Oldsmobile 4 door sedan Oldsmobile 4 door Oldsmobile.4 door hardtop Chevrolet 2 door sedan Falcon Sedan Oldsmobile 2 door hardtop MGA sport convertible Chevrolet sedan, 4 door Biscayne, automatic transmission, wheel discs. washer Chevrolet 2 door. automatic trans- mission Ford 2 door - Pontiac 2 door hardtop Pontiac Station Wagon FULLY EQUIPPED 1962 Oldsmobile HARDTOPS them to retain their first place positiou over Leaside Larks who trail by two points. It was Gary Stamp and Ron Browne all the way for Thorn- hill as they launched three‘ bombs apiece at the porous Downsview defence. Stamp also came up with three assists to go with his three goals and moved into second spot in\the indivi- dual scoring race with 22 points Scoring in the final period for Thornhill was handled by For iDownsview it was a tale often told this season: Enough offence but less than nil de- fence. on 17 goals and five assists The losers jumped into an early 3-0 lead on first period goals by Chestgr fiquchey find 1 Bob Baird and Paul Boyer 'closed out the scoring for Wil- lowdale in the third and Lacey came back for his second goal iof the night for Newmarket, ‘ ICE CHIPS Willowdale continues to show signs of being the team to beat 5 singlé by Jack Gilbert before their wobbles set in. Thornhill fought back in handy fashion before the period ended with Duke Knox blink- ing the red light on two occa- sions to tighten the game. Ron Browne tied it up at 3-3 at the 3:07 mark only to see Downsview jump back into the lead on Boucher’s third goal of the night at 11:48. It was shortly after this that the roof came crashing down as Thornhill tied it on a goal by Roly Fritz, went ahead on Stamp’s first marker, and pro- ceeded to rap in six more goals in the final period. Downsview could only manage two. Stamp with two, Browne with two, and Brian Groundsell and Fritz with one apiece. Roly Ro- chon added Downsview's final two goals. The Willowdale game saw the Rangers jump into an early 2-1 lead over Newmarket and never look back. Wally Stothers opened the scoring in the first period on an assist from Harry Fiskari at 4:51 and Gary Durie made it 2-0 at 6:06 on passes from Gord Currie and Brian Turner. Pete Lacey narrowed the margin for Newmarket at 17:30 on a set-up by Greg Scott, The middle period saw one goal scored as Willowdale’s Fiskari popped the puck behind goalie Ken Burke. Assists went to Earl Carins and Turner. in the league looking especially} impressive in their easy 5-2 win over the third place New-‘ market team . . . Thornhill looked good enough to cop the fourth place spot after their win over Downsview who cur- (Continued On Page 10) Laundry DONE HERE PUTS [N A WINNING SURE lGOKS SWELL! For Dry Cleaning Shirt Laundry Storage Pick-up and Delivery Phone RU. 7-5666 Appearance! 1V0]. 86, No. 28 RICHMOND HILL, OIGTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 9. 1964 HOME PAPER OF THE DISTRICT SINCE 1878 On December 29 they de- feated Nobleton by a 5-2 count in a fast. free wheeling ‘game that was enjoyed by players and spectators alike. Paul Jackson paced the T & C squad with two goals as Jack Dubkowski, Craig Dun- nett and Bruce Sim scored single goals. Dave Day, Roger Ball and George Shepherd were credited with assists. Last Friday night the Town and Country crew defeated Woodbridge by a 3-0 score in a dull, lacklustre game. Paul Jackson kept up his goal scoring streak as he countered twice for the local squad with George Shepherd scoring the third goal. Dave Day and Shepherd were given assists on the scor- ing plays. Tomlinson and Arnold were the Nobleton marksmen. Minor Hockey Play The C.F.G.M. Radio Kids took a 4-0 pasting from the Leam- ington squirt team in an ex- hibition set-to at Leamihgton last Saturday. Coach Ray Brooks was short one defence? stalwart, Joe Ranieri and was forced to juggle his lines in order to hold the Leamington team. Coach Brooks had praise for the way in which Dave Addley tended goal for the C.F.G.M. squad and feels that despite the score the team played well under the circum- stances prevailing. Following the game all players were served at a luncheon with each young man receiving a souvenir of Leamingtou. The Lea- mlngton team is scheduled to journey to Richmond Hill on February 9 for a The Town and County juvenile hockey team have won ten straight starts in North York League action this year. They are the only team in their division of the league who have not yet tasted defeat. Coach Bill Points and Manager Marsh Amos seem to be blessed with a great amount of hockey talent and are making no mistakes in their guid- ance of the team. The chairman of the Richmond Hill Parks Board is most concerned about complaints relayed to him about the use of outdoor rinks. It’s the age old complaint of hockey players ignoring the ad- jacent hockey cushion and proceeding to play a bit of shinny on the surface set aside for pleasure skating. 0n the face of things it’s an innocent enough pastime but it can and sometimes does have serious consequences. A lot of the smaller set have just had their very first set of skates delivered by Santa Claus. These tots are just learning to stagger around on the blades and are often concentrating so hard upon keeping their balance that they have not time to duck hockey sticks and pucks. Chances are that the ones scrambling around playing shinny COULD avoid the smaller children if they weren’t diverted by chasing a puck. Sometimes the combi- nation of the two sets on the same ice surface leads to disaster. A small child can be knocked to the ice with somewhat painful results or can be clipped with a flying puck or carelessly wielded stick. Facial scars, chipped teeth or even worse can be the end result of what should be a healthy, happy skating expedition. If you have a young hockey player in your house who likes to go and play on the local rink, won’t you please check with him just to be certain he plays hockey on the hockey cushion and NOT on the pleasure rink. You will be doing yourself, your young hockey player and possibly some other child a great service. Isn’t it worth it?? A BIG THANK YOU TO WORKS DEPARTMENT A big tip of the hat to the Richmond Hill Works Department boys. New year’s day saw an awfully big pile of that fleecy white stuff dumped on the surrounding terrain. Before it could become a real problem hard working members of the works department were out with huge plows and got roads cleared for motorists. And that goes for the smallest side street in the town! And all this happened while the average citizen was snuggled up nice and cozy With a T.V. set and a hot chocolate?? â€" watching one of the day’s various bowl games. Even if we did get almost three feet shoved into our driveway entrance they still deserve a hearty vote of thanks” MARDI GRAS THEME FOR BAYVIEW DANCE Ever had the urge to go to New Orleans at Mardi Gras time â€" or maybe return to your high school days? You could do both on January 31 by attending a Mardi Gras Prom at Bayview Secondâ€" ary School. Adults will be welcome at this soirée â€" even parents. For three dollars you can live the magic of carnival and relive your nostalgic high school days. you do go though you’ll have to be careful not to corrupt the present high school set. You’re Town And Country Six Still Undefeated Sport Spots BY RON CRAINE «$33 (Continued On Page 10) "ln'Essentials Unity; in Non-Essentials Liberty: in all things CharitY" Last Friday night the CF. G.M. Kids played an exhib- ition game with Cedar Hill of the Scarboro Hockey League. The Kids posted a 3-2 win as the team were all skating hard. John Barnett scored two of the goals assisted by Ron Mc- Brien and John Gropp. Chris Andrew scored the winning goal on a solo breakaway ef- fort. Gord Pipher and his Lions Club Hornet team played five games last week. two league games and three exhibition tilts. On December 29 they played two games one in the morning at Richmond Hill and one in the evening at Markham Arena. George Bell provided the opposition for the morning game in Richmond Hill and the Hornets squeaked out a 3-2 win. With six minutes reâ€" maining in the game George Bell had 2-0 lead going. Larry Young broke the goose egg“ Gerald Methe scored the equalâ€" izer as John Dunkley put the Hornets ahead to stay in the ‘dying moments of the game. ‘ The Hornets tied Cedar Hill ‘of the Scarboro League 1-1 at Markham on the Sunday ev- ening. Rickey Chapman scored the lone Hornet goal. Thursday of last week saw the Hornets defeat Aurora 4-0 in a North York League game. Jim Hamilton, Richard Mont- gomery. Rick Thompson and Paul Brown were the Hornet return engagement and Coach Brooks looks for a complete reversal of re- sults. fimml: Woodbridge fell victim to‘ the buzzing Hornets on Fri- day night as they absorbed a 6-1 pounding in league act- ion. Rick Chapman paced the; Hornet attack with two goals as Richard Montgomery, Dar- yl Rice, Larry Young and Paul Brown sconed singles. Leamington hung a 5-2 de~ feat on the Hornets in Lea- mington last Saturday. Ricky Chapman and Gerald “Beany” goal scorers 1963 Pontiac Laurentian Sa- fari. Beautiful arctic white with red interior. 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