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ed to Ast. McDermidd, and an assist to McKay. Thornhill 13 Unionville 0 (December 19) In a one-sided win over Un- ionville. it is enough to list the players and their accomplish- ments. Gillison, hat-trick and two assists. Law, hat-trick and one assist, McKay two goals and three assists. Ast, one goal. one assist, Randy Bagg two goals. Moore a goal, one assist and three assists to John Malone. (December 19) This is one game where pul- ling the goalie for an extra at- tacker paid off. as Thomhill tied the game with 28 seconds remaining. on a goal by Neville LePage, assisted by David Brown. A strong game was again turned in by Ian Grant, who picked up one goal unas- sisted. LePage scored the other goal capping off an excellent two way performance, with the assist to Billy Sims. On de- fence, Mike Hartwich, playing with a cast on his right arm in his first game in two weeks, made his presence felt. Thornilill 7 Uxbrldge 0 Penetang Novice 2 Thornhill Novice 1 (December 20) Losing to Penetang on Sun- day morning. with only one goal by Howson forced a play- off in the afternoon. Thornhill Novice 5 Penetang Novice 2 By this time Thornhill had Penetang’s number, and led by a hat-trick by Howson. singles by Grant and Johns. Thornhill became Divisional Champions of the Silver Stick Tournament. Thornbill Novice 4 Newmarket Novice 3 (December 19) In their second game of the day. the defensive squad of Carl Clutchey, Scott Burkhart, Wayne Grant and Greg Warga played an outstanding hard-hit- ting game. Grant lead the soon ing with two goals, Buchan and Johns scored the others. Assists in this game by Clutchey, Wil- liamson, Howson and Booker. (December 20) Mike Johns netted three goals in this game, with two to Danny Fogarty and singles to Billy Sims and Alan Berryman, the latter on a picture-passing play with Barry James. Two assists were picked up by Neil Stev- ens, with singles to Brown, Le- Page, Sims, Grant and Ollie Nelson. The Thomhill team now has 13 points out of a .possible 16, in league play, while scorâ€" ing 36 goals and allowing only 14. This gives them a respect- able 1.75 goals against average. due in great part and efforts of Brian Murley and Ken Milton in goal. West Mall 6 Thornhill 4 (December 11, 1970) After a gruelling seven-hour drive in hazardous conditions. the Thornhill Juveniles arrived at Mooretown for the Silver Stick Tournament just in time to dress and face West Mall for the first game. Hungry and tired, our heroes were down six goals before they realized the game had started. They then buckled down to lose by only 6 to 4. The goals are credited to Normie Ast from Chris Chur- ney, Keith Gillison from Chur- ney. and Ken Moore and John McDermidd, unassisted. Thornhill 4 Burlington 1 (December 12. 1970) In the second game on the Saturday morning the four goals went to Dave O'Brien, one each went to Billy Law and Ast. Assists in this game were credited to Jim Davis. twu to Ian McKay and one to Mark Holliwell. Trenton 3 Thornhill 9 ~ v u- .9 ya uuusc, MINOR ATOM H01! Trinity‘ Razors 2 Burlington 1 (December 12. 1970) In the second game on the Saturday morning the four Thornhill Presbyterians 0 goals went to Dave O’Brien, one Eric Wright blastEd home each went to Billy Law and both goals to give the Razors Ast. Assists in this game were tlus shutout. with Goalies creditEd to Jim Davis, two to J°hn Gandy and Jim Houghton Ian McKay and one to Mal-k getting credit for the win. Phil- Holliwell. in Sherwood, Steven Haire and Trenton 3 Scott Martin did the assisting. Thornhill 2 St. Edward’s 10 (December 13) Thornhill United 3 In the finals, for the pennant, David Carruthers' hat trick on Sunday the boys lost to led St. Edward’s to a decisive Trenton. 3-2, With goals credit- 10 to 3 victory over Thornhill ed to Ast. McDermidd, and amUnited Minor Atoms. assist to McKay. the last 21¢ minutes of play. it Thornhill Unionville Jeff Churchill scored twice. (December 19) aSSiSted by Doug Heron. and In a one-sided win over Un- Heron scored, 13 0 players and their accomplish- other St. Edward's goals were ments. Gillison, hat-trick andIHEttEd by Pairs from the sticks two assists. Law, hat-trick andiof Robin Searle. Peter Edwards one assist, McKay two goals and and Bob Riddell. and a Single three assists. Ast, one goal. one by Paul Scicluna. Pat Hyden assist, Randy Bagg two goals. gets credit for 2 assists. Des Moore a goal, one assist and Flanagan and John Smee for three assists to John Malone. two more. assisted b y ionville. it is enough to list the Churchill and John Connor. The‘Kings 47. Queens 44, Aces 42] THORNHILL LADIES’ BOWLING Monika Gibbings established a new high single with handi- cap this week of 306, breaking the previous record of 302 held by Joy Pickthall. The ladies are in good form for their tur- key roll this week. Look at these high singles: Shirley Hopper 291. Eva Salb 277. Pat Cosford 229, Penny Dunleavee 211, Billy Maver 291. Lynn Leffler 213, Ruth Colbourne 259, Dorothy Stev- ens 247. Mary Lou Murphy 206. UntiliBetty Richardson 270, Joy Pick- Tthall 221. Doreen Mark 226, looked like a 10-0 shutout. but‘Mariau Duncan 223. Ruth Brain‘yield ‘251. Dorothy Hunt 292. Liz Mills 270. Jean Young 213. Standings for the Week: . and Jacks 35. STOUFFVILLE: Thirty - one \of the 51 suites at the Winlane 1Place Apartment in The Pond- lerosa Subdivision have now ‘been rented according to Gerry Meharg Ltd.. exculsive agents. tracks attempting to stop an ap- proaching Budd Dayliner. But he wasn’t in time and the train hit the truck. Nobody was hurt. * 1k * it A hit and run driver is being sought by Richmond Hill Police after an estimated $300 damage was done to a car parked op- posite 314 Demaine Crescent, ‘between 2:30 am and 11:40am Sunday. The damaged car belongs to :James Skakie of 314 Demaine ‘Crescent. ‘ it * it * Two Richmond Hill were charged with failing to the right-ofâ€"way after ‘stopping at a stop sign last week. Both were involved in gaccidents. Total damage was estimated ‘at 81,200, plus the cost of a “no parking” sign at 10 am Saturday ‘at Colbourne and Elmwood Av- ,enues. ; Charged was Robert Harper, :21, of 186 Colbourne Avenue, gThe other driver was Donald lMacLean. 28, of 401 Elmwood drivers Thornhill Novice 9 Penetang Novice 3 (December 19) With a pair of hat tricks, Scott Howson and Eric Coyne led the scoring, closely followed by Wayne Grant with two and Ricky Booker with one. Booker. Grant and Coyne are credited with assists, as is Ricky Buchan, David Johns. Scott Burkhart, Mark Haggerty and Ward Wil- liamson. Thornhill Novice Richvale Ready Mix Cement team won the Silver Stick Elimination Tournament at Camp Borden last weekend. Under coaches Jim Grant and Carl Clutchey. and with strong support from the home-town fans, the novice team won, although represent- ing Thomhill for the first time. Saturday, January 23rd is Vaughan Day at the Double- rink and the boys, coaches and parents are selling tickets to help the teams continue to play and practice. Vaughan Day is sponsored by the Vaughan‘ Township Hockey Association. consisting of the Thornhill Church, and OMHA League, Maple OMHA and house lea- gues. Tickets are 50 cents, in- cluding your admission to the arena, and a chance at the lucky draw. THORNHILL NOVICE OMHA Thornhill Whitby gm mama \ / wear W} THORNHILL SPORTS SCENE 3 THORNHILL OMHA BANTAM “B” THORNHILL OMHA J UVENILES 'TYKE “A” St. Luke’s Aces 6 Thomhill United 1 St. Lukes' Aces overwhelmed Thornhill United with a 6-1 victory. Brendan Macken started each period with unassisted goals. Keith McMahon scored and assisted, Tom Murphy scored, Mike Koob gets credit ‘for one. and Neil Morer fin- ished the scoring for St. Luke’s, on an assist from Mark Jonak. In the last minute of play, War- ren Thompson scored the only marker for Thornhill United. Holy Trinity Raiders 3 Thornhill Presbyterian 2 Holy Trinity chalked up the win in this see-saw game. Mike Wilson netted the first goal for Holy Trinity followed closely by Garry James from Scott Gray for the Presbyterians. Within a couple of minutes Richard Bri- den put the Raiders ahead again with help from John Bell. In the second period Robbie Spittle once again evened the score. Scott Fotheringham,‘on an assist from Jeff Bradley, chalked up the win for Holy Trinity. JUNIOR MINOR ATOM , Holy Trinity Rapiers 3 St. Luke's 1 In the three-period Sunday night game, the Holy Trinity Rapiers were able to score one goal per period. Ted Fisher. assisted by Mike Finch and Danny Tuckey netted the first. Paul Moffat assisted by Fisher and Finch scored the other two. St. Luke‘s lone tally was by one of the number 9's, assisted by Chris Cannage. (b) In the event the referee is unable to identify‘the of- fender, or if the manager. coach, or trainer is guilty of the offense, then the opposing manager or coach through the captain or alternate shall des- ignate the player or offender to serve the penalty. CHURCH LEAGUE HOCKEY TYKE “B” Thornhill Red Wings 1 Holy Trinity Rovers 0 Thornhill Red Wings goalie, Bob Poirier, gets credit for this shutout against Holy Trinity Rovers. Dave Gatti scored the only goal on an assist from Frank Gregoire and John Oliver. Thornhill 3 South Shore 2 (December 20) Against South Shore at Sut- ton on Sunday, it was a differ- ent story. Down 2-0 with seven minutes to play, Ken Moore scored on an assist from Gillison and sparked the team to a final closing effort. O’Brian’s assist to Morre tied the game and Bob Kennaway got the winning goal with 40 seconds left to register the 3-2 win. (a) A misconduct penalty shall be assessed any player who bangs the boards with his stick or any object. MINOR ATOM Holy Trinity Razors 2 Thornliill Presbyterians 0 Eric Wright blasted home both goals to give the Razors this shutout. with Goalies John Gandy and Jim Houghton getting credit for the win. Phil- In the first game, both play- ers and spectators alike were overawed by the ferocity of the Nats’. checking. The team put forth a fantastic effort and plau- dits must go to the whole line- up for spirit and sportsmanship. Gerome Flannigan and Barry McEwan each put the Bruins on the scoreboard. The atoms now go into the consolation div- ision of the tournament. The next game is played December 26 against the Terriers. Good luck boys! St. Luke’s Kings 1 St. Edward’s 1 Steve Mallet took the in- itiative in this Tyke “B” game and scored unassisted in the first period. With one minute to play Eric Wellish evened the score. Rule 90 Unnecessary Nuisance The Bruins went into the Don Mills Toumament and drew the young Nats in the first event. Victories for the opening two games went to the Nats 4-0 and 5-2. Thornhill 1 Unionville 1 (December 14) Thornhill and Unionville, two well-matched teams. locked horns on Monday and drew a 1-1 tie. Patti Bertrand scored for Thornhill. It is at times like these when thanks must be given to drivers (parents) who get the boys to the games, and cheer them on. After the tournament and the inclement weather, they did not get back to Thornhill until 2:45 am Monday morning. THORNHILL OMHA ATOMS BY MARGARET HOUGHTON KNOW THE RULES THORNHILL OMHA JUVENILES Thornhill United 5 Holy Trinity 1 A pair of goals by Greg Ev- ens lead Thornhill United to this decisive win over Holy Trinity. Glen Valliant’s goal at the end of the first period started the United’s winning ways, followed up 'by Scott Meddick and Number 8. Un- ited’s assists are credited to Mark Cowie, Hugh Wilkinson, Steve Davis, Drew Warga, Steve Hutton and Jeff Valliant. The lone marker for Holy Trin- ity was scored by Mike Leon- ard, assisted by Tom Palmer and Mark Collard. ‘ St. Edward’s No. l 5 , Thornhill Presbyterians z 1 Bill McCulloch opened the scoring in the second minute of play, and scored again in the second period trying to keep the Presbyterians in the game. A pair of goals by Don Leah, and markers by Steve Mailhot, Mike Gregoire and Mike O’- Brien gave St. Edward’s this decisive win. Leah is credited with an assist, as were Mailhot and John Gregoire. Thornhill United 3 Holy Trinity 2 Thornhill United held on to its tie for first place by easing out Holy Trinity 3-2. The game was tied most of the way, with goals for United by David Walker, James Hamm and Keith Webster, assists to Hamm, Walker and Pete Cowie. Ed Graves scored and assisted for Holy Trinity, with Fred Trant taking the initiative and Sandy McKenzie assisting once. PEEWEE “A” St. Luke’s Hawks 2 Thornhill United Invaders 0 Jacques Beauvais gets the credit for this 2 to 0 shutout by St. Luke‘s Hawks against Thornhill United Invaders. Paul Bernardi notched the only St. Luke’s 8 St. Edward’s No. 2 4 A hat trick in the second per- iod by Dave Gourlay ensured this win for St. Luke’s. St. Luke‘s took an early lead with goals by Denni's Beauvais, Paul Boyle and Peter Madden but Mike Murphy put two in the net to finish off the first period. Don Symons tied the game early in the second period. Then Bruce Rozycki and Brian E11- renworth notched two counters leaving it to Gourlay to chalk \up the win. Wayne Scicluna scored the other St. Edward’s counter. St. Luke’s 3 Thomhill Presbyterians 2 St. Luke’s is the other first place team in this league. win- ning by the same margin as United in their game. St. Luke's took an early lead with goals by Rick Micucci, and a pair by Barry Lynch, assisted both times by Mike Bernardi and Mike Hill. The Presbyter- ians tried to even the scoreI with goals by numbers 9 and 12.; PEEWEE “B” Holy Trinity Rifles 4 St. Luke’s Blues 3 Although St. Luke’s was ahead at the end of the first period. two goals in the second by Neil Briden chalked up the win for Holy Trinity. Dan Brad- ‘ley took the initiative once and assisted number 8 for another. John Bennett, Shawn Leon and Pat Fobert notched the three ‘counters for St. Luke’s with as- ‘sists going to John Reber. Bill iDunn, Scott Weiner, and Joe Fobert. Thornhill United Warriors 2 Thornhill Presbyterians 1 Brian James turned on the red light for the Warriors in the first period for the only‘ tally. In the second period Graham MacDonald assisted by Bill Buckler and Mark Danton evened the score. But Brian James scored again for the Warriors in the second period, assisted by Danny Field and Gavin McQueen to give them the win. BANTAM MIDGET STOUFFVILLE: Thirty - one of the 51 suites at the Winlane Place Apartment in The Pond- erosa Subdivision have now been rented according to Gerry Meharg Ltd., exculsive agents. counter in the first period. as- sisted by Pete Davis and Roy1 McLean. The only time the‘ puck crossed the red line in the‘ second period Paul Bourrie was the man, with John DeVenz giv- ing him some help. . Holy Trinity Rockets l l St. Edward’s 0 1 With tremendous goaltending by Peter Orlouski. Holy Trinity Rockets chalked up a 1-0 win over St. Edward‘s. Mark Hill netted the only tally on an assist from Brian Laxton, late in the first period. He was adjusting a chain holding the load on his truck at about 12:30 ‘pm on Woodbine Avenue (formerly' Don Mills Road) when another truck came by. The passing vehicle sent him spinning into the road, but luckily there was no more traf- fic immediately upon him. Mr. Mortson had a bone chip- ped in his back and bruises on his left knee. He will be away from work for a while, but was able to go home to recover. Wilfred Mortson, 40. of '73 Wright Street, Richmond Hill, narrowly escaped death or ser- ious injury December 18 when he was knocked from the top of a loaded truck into the roadway. The di‘iver of the other was Leo Ryan, 47, of 59 hill Boulevard, Unionville. The accident took place near the. intersection of Woodbine with Esna Park Drive. There was no damage to the two trucks involved. Thomas Mangoff, 26, of 266 Jones Avenue, Toronto, had both legs cut and damage esti- mated at $1000, Markham Town- ship Police said. Damage Was heavy in a head- on collision December 13 at about midnight on Steeles Aveâ€" nue, Jxé-mile east of Leslie Street. Both drivers were in- jured. Edward Aukema, 27, of 69 Crestwood Road, Thornhill, had injuries to his legs and right wrist, plus head lacerations. His car had an estimated $3,000 damage. ' Driver of the small imported car involved was William Har- grave, 40, of 94 Proctor Av- enue. Thornhill. Oliver, whose home is at 116 Morgan Avenue, Thornhjll, suf- fered only slight bruises to his left side, and was back at school the next day. Hun-ying to cross the corner to catch his school bus at 8:30 am December 14, Oliver Merk, 6, was in collision with a car on Henderson Avenue at Clark. In the third local collision between a train and a motor vehicle in as many weeks. there was $500 damage at about 6:25 pm December 17. George McLeary, 21. of 8 Charade Court, Agincourt was on the sewer plant road near Unionville when his truck stal- led at the CN railway crossing. McLeary ran east along the Unlike the previous two such accidents, nobody was killed in this one. Two Richmond Hill drivers were charged \n‘th failing to yield the rightâ€"of-way after stopping at a stop sign last week. Both were involved in accidents. Charged was Robert Harper, 21, of 186 Colboume Avenue. The other driver was Donald MacLean, 28, of 401 Elmwood Truck Driver Thrown Into ROadway led at the CN railway crossing. McLeary ran east along the tracks attempting to stop an ap- proaching Budd Dayliner. But he wasn’t in time and the train hit the truck. Nobody was hurt. Total damage was estimated at 51,200, plus the cost of a “no parking” sign at 10 am Saturday at Colbourne and Ehnwood Av- enues. The damaged car belongs to James Skakie of 314 Demaine Crescent. ' Police Accident Report ' rflThey had some money left over and decided to help a less fortunate family in the town have a happy Christmas. The youngsters also dec1ded not to exchange gifts among themselves this year and donated the money_ they ‘wguld haye spent on I’Ehes‘e gif_ts [to thefund: _ v 'Leét Wednesday they Welcomed Grant Marshall of the tovEIn’s Co-ordinated W 1f â€" mittee (made up of representatives of all service clubs) to their portable classroom anil $2336; him with a cheque. f“ In the abdve picture (left to right) Mr. Marshall accepts the donation f' ' dinning, Greg Peck, Helen Barton and Donna Campbell on behalf of the classlgglxgilebyCIf/[Ilg Diane Bone. V The Junior Red Cross of Room 22 Walter Scott Public School Rich ‘ ‘ ~ of an energetie group of fourth year pupils who really enjoy helping wniltolildcgirrlllrlnilsnittgmafiid Earlier 1n the year they held a bazaar to raise money to buy toys for the children’s ward of York Central Hospital. All went to the hospital to make the presentation and were intensel interested in the many serv1ces for patients and outpatients they were shown on their tour 0317' the prerinises: A Happy Christmas By Helping Others truck Font- * * * * The other car was driven by There was an estimated $175 Lovanna Sanders, 28, of 29 O’- dam‘age at 3 pm December 3 Brien Avenue, Stouffville, and opposite 432 North Paliser Cresâ€" had an estimated $150 damage. gmxmflmmfiummmwuw Wfinguuyyvlgyxryu . . . ' ' ' ' 11131011. M1ss Leonard was dnvmg on Wdéhgl 01h”; driver in the 1120' Scott Drive in Richvale and . . m acc1dent was Tommaso Plr- drove too close to the. shoulgier. gcchi, 44, of 22 Minmere Road“. C Ted Reuter 0f 3 ng Drlve' Scarboro. The accident hap- oncord’ °n December 12 0“ bbut 1/â€"mile south of Steeles Avenue West, went offlpened a 1 ‘ h ' 7. the road to miss another vehicleil‘Ilg Wdy * a: at m ’KKW‘ ‘ ~ mach? I: The driver of the other car in the collision was Rocco Bald- assarra, 23, of 19 Rockwell Road, Thornhill. Two cars collided at about 1:05 am December 8 in the Richmond Heights Shopping Centre parking lot. There was an estimated $350 damage, Rich- mond Hill Police said. On Gram Street in Maple De- cember 19 there was a two-car crash. Charged with failing to stop at a stop sign in a $950 accident at 11:45 pm on December 17 at Newkirk Road and Centre Street is Franz Lang, 58 of RR 2, Aurora. Miss Marilyn Leonard of 29 Maple Avenue, Maple, escaped injury December 20 when her car hit a culvert and suffered an estimated $750 damage, Vaug- han Township Police said. a parked automobile, Vaughan Police said. Damage to the parked car was estimated at $400. John Mulligan of 28 Maple Avenue, Maple, was driving one of the cars and had an estimated $150 damage. The cars were driven by John Fraser, 17, of 380 Bent Cres- cent, Richmond Hill. and Rogelj Powell, 24, of 998 Srigley Street, Newmarket. His car had an estimated $500 damage when it collided with The other driver, Bryan Pearse of 70 Sherwood Avenue, Osh- awa. had damage estimated at $150. The other driver in this ac- cident was Mrs. Ann Newburg of 234 Anzac Crescent. Charged after :1 7pm Decem- ber 17 $300 accident at Bay- view Avenue and Centre Street was Evelyn Simpson of 190 Centre Street West. Avenue A car went out of Control in?’2 slush and hit a hydro pole avg: }9 am December 17 on Markham ITownship Concession 5, about a a; \mile north of Steeles Avenue. g of 18th Avenue, a car drivenifi by Meredith Ash, 49, of RR 1, Gormley (Lot 3. Concession 4 a; of Whitchurch Township) had§ an_estimia}ted $75 damage. w‘ Canadian National Railroad Police are investigating an ac- cident that happened at about 12:15 pm December 17 at the CN level crossing on Markham Road, Richmond Hill. EKKKKKKK‘ Road, Richmond Hill. Damage was estimated at‘ several hundred dollars when a truck hit two warning light standards. Damage was estimated ati $500. The driver was David”:- Noble, 28, of 4 Markhavenfi Road, Unionville. & In another rear-end collision. this one December 14 at 7:44 pm on Woodbine Avenue south of 18th Avenue, a car driven by Meredith Ash, 49, of RR 1, Gormley (Lot 3. Concession 4 The parked car belonged to Robert Finkelstein of 36 Char: lesmore Drive, Downsview. The truck was driven by John Patton, 36, of RR 2, Caleldon. John Preston, 28. of 170 Tray- born Drive, Richmond Hill, had an estimated $500 damage to his car in a two-car crash at 2:40 pm December 16. ' The other driver, Wasyl Dra- bik, 43, of 241 Borden Street, Toronto, had damage estimated at $100, police said. Again on Woodbine Avenue December 16 Giovanni Guiz- zetti,, 40, of 66 Palmer Avenue was in a collision. 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