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\d Barrie scored first and the Hill lads tied it up with a nice effort by Frank Nigi‘o, assisted by Phil Wood and Steve Price. Richmond Hill went ahead in the second period on an un- assisted goal by Tom Peden. Wilson Niblett 2, Barrie 2 An exceptionally excellent game for so early in the season was witnessed on local ice Octo- ber 31 between Barrie Atoms and the local atom representa- tives, Wilson Niblett’s boys. The 2-2 tie game was indicative] of the evenly matched teams andl play. It was a real close, hard-hit- ting game on Sunday as Tourna- ments Inc. took on the powerful Barrie team. Barrie scored in the first period and Danny Jones, assisted by Rob Walling- ford, tied the game with less than five minutes to go. Kevin Mabley played a real strong game in goal. This lead held up until late in the third period when Barrie finally slid the rubber under Kelvin Nakamichi’s stick. Kelvin played a really solid game be- tween the posts for the locals. The next league game is with Woodbridge in Wood- brldge November 5. The return game with Barrie is on Saturday. MINOR BANTAMS Tournaments Inc. 1, Barrie l In their second going this season the boys appeared to be playing well. They meet Woodbridge Bantams this Friday night at 9:30 in the local arena and travel to Barrie on Saturday. TYRES Lazenby’s Pill Rollers 4 Bradford 2 The local tyke team evened their record Sunday, October 31 at one win and one loss ag- ainst Novice “B” competition, when they hosted and defeated Assisting were Campbell, Hughes. Graham and Majury. This Friday evening the Perry Hill Novices will be travelling to Camp Borden for a league game. ATOMS 3-1. It was definitely not one of In the third. locals had the their better efforts. play but threatened little as Goalgetters were Scott Camp..penalties had to be killed off on bell, Brian Russell and Rod‘three occasions, with two men Graham. Assists went to Joslin.Ishort once. Orillia had four Reeves, Logan, Buchan andjshots to the Hill’s two. The game Hughes. was tied up at 18:03 as the Newmarket 4, Perry Hill 0 Riders went on the offensive Friday. October 29, Perry Hill at their blue line before they dropped a home league game to had control of the Play, leaVing Newmarket 4-0. Newmarket hit‘themselves v u 111 e r a bl e. and the ice ready to play and out- Orillia capitalized putting one played and outhustled the Hill- by Bourget in goal. ers in all departments. Barrie 4, Travelways 1 Perry Hill 5, Oak Ridges 0 On Sunday October 24 it was For the return game with Oak away to Barrie for a 7 pm lea- Ridges Sunday, the Killers came gue fixture. A hard-checking, 011t_ready t0 Play and outplayed fast game developed as both their Opponents by a Wide mar- teams threatened. Richmond [{m» dem0NStl‘atlllg 300d POSi- Hill had a deficit in the shot twpal hockey. 7 7 7 7 department of 11â€"4. Scoring for Perry Hill were Ken Bedding with two, Buchan with two (one unassisted) and Rod Graham unassisted. This Friday at 7 pm in the new arena the local lads will be going for their second suc- cessive win when they play the visiting Woodbridge team. NOVICES - Perry Hill 3, Oak Ridges 1 Perry Hill Novices played just well enough October 25 to win this one from Oak Ridges 3-1. It was definitely not one of their better efforts. a strong- checking team trom Bradford by a scgrg of 4-2. Flashing the lights for the Pill Rollers were: Dan Hender- son, Bryan Buchan, Neil Mc- Gregor and Billy Madden. As- sisting on the counters were Glen Dunford, Russell Thomp- son, Craig Halliday, Ian Ball and Henderson. Goalie Edward McCleave played a solid game in the nets and received strong assistance from his defencemen. Troy Ed- wards, Halliday, Paul Harri- etha, Doug Jones and Jamie Tuck. Checking solidly up front were Gordon Francey and Craig Bedding. Midget Legion Defeats Camp Borden 4-1 CANADA’S FIRST RICHMOND HILL CABLE TV LIMITED It was not until well into the second that they added to the score when Russell got one aid- ed by Richard Campbell. They made it 3-0 near the end of that stanza when Morrison scored unassisted. In the third John Oakley and Russell scored with assists" from Campbell and Dave Berseth. The goalie team of Jerry Tipold and Ben Bour- get shared the shutout. Travelways 1, Orillia 1 On Friday October 22 Travel- ways played their first league fixture against Orillia at the local arena. The locals outshot their visitors 9â€"1 in the first but only scored once, Tony Robin- son dumping it in helped by Berseth. There was no score in the second period. BANTAMS EXHIBITION GAME A return exhibition game against Oak Ridges was played October 9 and the Bantam Tra- velways shut out their visitors 5-0. Score in the previous con- test was 5-1 for Travelways. This game went thus: One goal was scored in the first by Steve Hodgins assisted by Tony Robinson and Bob Russell for Travelways. The Riders a1- lmved Oak Ridges to contain them for the rest of the period. Barrie scored on a scramble at 10:28 and added another soft one at 11:09. The Riders scored at 14:26 and entered the second period one down. In the second no one gave quarter and penalties affected both teams’ offensive play, the SHOWINGS AT 8:00 AND 10:00 P.M. FEATURING ONLY AWARD WINNING CANADIAN FILMS â€"â€" COMMENTARY BY CBC FILM CRITIC: GERALD PRATLEY A Special Presentation of "GOING DOWN THE ROAD" will be held at the Richmond Hill Odeon Theatre on November 8th to guests of Y.C.A.M.R. BLADE & SHORT RIB ROASTS .. . . . . . . . . 69c lb. CHOICE CHUCK STEAK . . . . . . . . . CANADA PACKERS WEINERS . . . . . MINCED BEEFHAESp lb. ............... 3 lbs. $1.29 BACON by the piece . . . . COOKED HAM COME TO lEVENDAlE MEAT MARKET! JUST GIVE US A TRY. YOU’LL BE MORE THAN SATISFIED. 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This was the first defeat for the Riders this year in eight appearances. This year the RHMHA has decided to limit the number of fund raising projects to meet its heavy budget and ensure that all boys in Richmond Hill have the opportunity to play hoc- key. One of the limited num- ber of money raising efforts is the sale of Christmas cakes and puddings. The town has been canvassed but many people were not at home when the boys called. If you would like to purchase either or both of these de- lectable items for the fes- tive season and at the same time help the minor hoc- key players, call 889-4330. Special mention shou’ld be given to Paul Bel‘esfowd who, for the first time, is playing Killers outshooting Barrie 7â€"5‘ Christmas Bazaar & Tea Saturday Nov. 13th, 2-4P.M. YORK MANOR HOME FOR THE AGED YONGE ST., NEWMARKET Telephone 884-5801 O RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE Baking - Christmas Gifts - Lucky Draws 29c lb. Sliced 39c lb. In the second period Sanlon notched his second goal of the game at 7:05 assisted by Rice and Peter Ranieri. Dave (Dig- ger) DunkJ-ey scored the Hill’s third goal on a fine effort while his team was Shorthanded. Asâ€" sisting was Jeff Wood at 9:43. Camp Borden never really threatened after the first period. Dennis Acomb rounded out the scoring for the Legion at 8:59 of the third with Bruce Hipkiss and Kim Mabley draw- ing assists. Backed by good goaltending by Bruce Hails and fine heads- up hockey by the entire team the Legion outhustled their op- ponents and outshot them 31-15. The win, nonetheless, had its toll as the Legion's fine centre Chuck Lunau left the game early in the second period with a broken nose. MIDGETS arena. Legion 4, Camp Borden l JUVENILES Sunday the Legion Midgets Mr. Transmission 4 travelled to Camp Borden and Camp Borden 1 came away with a convincing Steve Brown came up with 4-1 victory. It was a hard-hitting-two scoring efforts to lead contest with the locals backing Richmond Hill Juvenile Rams down from no one. to a 4-1 win over Camp Borden Camp Borden opened the October 31. Camp Borden opened the scoring in the first period at 11:55. However. the Legion was not to be denied and at 14:45 Tommy Sanlon scored. He was set up by Terry Rice and Mike Graydon. OMI-IA hockey. He is doing an excellent job. The local midgets are also “191nm: to play an exhibi- tion game Saturday night Upcoming for the Legion- naires are home and home games with Orillia, starting in Orillia Friday at 8:45 pm and returning home Sunday at 2 pm. convenience) . . . . . . 1.09 lb. . . 79c lb. MORE CABLE TV FEATURES COMING 0N CHANNEL 10 lb. lb. lb. 39c lb. Steve’s first goal came un- assisted while his team was playing two men short and his second received from Allen Graham. Bill McIlwaine got the third goal on a pass from John Clement and Terry O'Brien stole a pass from a Borden de- fenceman to go in and bang one home unassisted. All these goals came in the first two periods. Camp Borden scored its only tally in the third when the Rams were two men short. PEFFERLAW: Georgina Town- ship should exprOpriate the Pef- ferlaw and Udora Public Schools rather than buy them from the York County School Board. according to Councillor Gerry Burnie in council recently. He felt the school rboard was not entitled to sell a school that was built and paid for by the people of Georgina. SHARON: East Gwillimbury residents who keep certain kinds of animals in residential- ly zoned areas face a $300 fine as a result of a bylaw passed by township council October 18. The bylaw covers horses and ponies as well as chickens, goats, mink and foxes and lar- ger farm animals. from 9-10 pm against a To- ronto team in the new arena. JUVENILES Mr. Transmission 4 Camp Borden 1 Steve Brown came up with The Rams are playing two exhibition games this week, Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Next Sunday they will host Orillia at 3:30 pm. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7 AT THE CENOTAPH at 3 p.111. The March of Remembrance forms at 2 pm at Allencourt Plaza â€" proceeds along Markham Rd.; north on Yonge St. to the Cenotaph. All ex-service personnel are invited to take part in the march. All citizens are urgently requested to attend this service. All groups or persons who wish to deposit wreaths at the Cenotaph during the service are requested to leave their names with the Police Department Remembrance Day Service TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL LEST WE FORGET Frank Barrott Mayor William C. Lazenby John Thomas Brown Thomas Robertson 0. I. D. Hopson Right Rev. Henry Hunt, M.A.,D.D. Taking Salute Major Robert McMeekin, C.D. “GOD SAVE THE QUEEN” The Annual will be held Richmond Hill, despite play- ing short-handed at the start of the match, managed to draw first blood as McKenna scored the first of his three goals at the 10 minute mark. Richmond Hill Rangers fought their way into the finals of the Richardson Cup Soccer competitions Saturday with a hard-fought 3-2 win over Aur- ora United at Aurora. Ian McKenna was the indi- vidual hero for the winning Rangers as he scored all three goals and played an all-round tremendous game. The win will see the Rangers going against the winners of the Barrie-Bradford games. That one will be played Sun- day at Newmarket. Saturday's game saw play start at a brisk pace with each side feeling one another’s strength. Aurora tied the game at 1-1 when Rangers’ defence failed to clear three times. McKENNA AGAIN But then it was McKenna off and running again as he booted the ball home. ‘ The Oak Ridges Midgets Jones picking up two unassisted aine wrap in three goals with swept through two games win- goals with the others going to the others going to Dave Stuart ning 4â€"0 over Aurora Sunday Terry Legge, unassisted. and and Terry Legge. night at Richmond Hill after Brent Orser, assisted by Legge. Receiving assists on Gunaine‘s defeating Unionvine 5-2 Friday Legge played an outstanding goals were Dave Stuart. night in Unionville. game all the way. Legge. and Wayne Roffey. Leg- Then the see: Aurora fighting only to be foile tending of Roy 1 Richmond Hill 11 McAuley was s en by an Aurora in near the far game at 2-2. Rangers Nip Aurora Move To Cup “Finals Oak Ridges Midgets Win 2 Games Down Aurora 4-0, Unionville 5-2 Sunday’s game saw Brian fighting ' be foiled of Roy M asaw battle saw g back strongly ed by the goal- McAuley in the nets. eventually beat- a shot that went ' post to tie the battle I Oak Ridges goals went to * John Lenneville assisted by Ed The Rangers and Aurora Gionet; Al Heintzman from were neck and neck throughout Lenneville; and Dale Roffey the second half and finally from LenneVille. scored the winning goal on Me. StOUffVille'S £0815 “’th t0 Kenna’s further heroics. K91”! Acton, tWO. Jeff RaY. McKenna was in the right spot to head a pass into the nets to put Richmond Hill in front to stay. ‘ The Rangers held on grimly to that one goal lead for the remainder of the game. Tickets are available at $2 each from Eric Stohr, 226 Beechy Drive, phone 884-3748 or from Alf Evans. 170 Bayview Avenue. Apartment 115, phone 884-3242. Richmond Hill will hold its end-of-season dance at the Lions Hall in Richmond Hill November 26 from 8 pm to 1 Fifty-fifty draw tickets are also available at the dance at $1 apiece. Friday’s game saw Bill Gun- THE FABULOUS ’72 AUSTIN MINI :33 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Nov. 4 ifs Glen Wright and Karl Taylor the scored for Oak Ridges. Wright's Hill goal was unassisted while 0 1 Wright assisted on Taylor’s. Also scoring for Oak Ridges $2 was Roffey, unassisted, and 226 Randy Bullock, from John L748 Topp. TEST DRIVE ONE TODAY 5 'IN STILL ONLY YONG! ST. Receiving assists on Gunaine's goals were Dave Stuart. Legge. and Wayne Roffey. Leg- ge’s goal was assisted by Gun- aine. Stuart’s was unassisted. Friday night they tied Union- ville 4-4 in Unionville and beat Stouffville 3-2 October 26 in Richmond Hill. Scoring for Unionville were Gordon Binc, Glen Stephenson. Gordon Binc, Glen Stephenson. Ken Redding and Bruce Bantam action saw Oak Rid- Buchan scored two goals for; ges drop a 6-3 game to Stouff- Richmond Hill with Rod Gra- ville October 26 at Richmond ham getting the other one, unv Hill. assisted. - Stouffville‘s goals went to Keith Acton, two. Jeff Ray, David Mumford, Doug Seasley, and Scott Connor. Oak Ridges Peewees won one game and tied another in games last week. Unionville’s goals were by Steven George. two. Bruce Crane, and Dana Hewson. It was a different story ag- ginst Stouffville as Oak Ridges hung on for a win nmsu morons MD. “69*”. ROVER- “IMP 895-8222 884-8111 Paul Sutherland scored three goals for Maple, two of them unassisted and the other from Russell Homer. Bob Kuchm erawy scored two with the last one going to Jeff Brooks. Suth~ erland received an assist on this one. Oak Ridges’ lone goal was scored by Robert Nicol from John Medcalfe. Medcalfe re- ceived a thumb injury and re. ceived treatment at York Ceno tral Hospital in Richmond Hill. Anothér game October 26 saw Maple defeating them 6-1 in Richmond Hill. The lone Oak Ridges goal went to Scott Reid assisted by Robert Nicol. Doug James, Teddy Clague. and Dale Reid scored for Oak Ridges. David Topp assisted on Jones’ goal and John Topp on Reid’s. Clague’s goal was unassisted. Oak Ridges Novices lost a 5-1 game to Richmond Hill at Richmond Hill Sunday night. ‘ One of Redding‘s goals was unassisted and the other 35‘ sisted by Richard Hughes. Buchf an was assisted on one goal by Rod Graham, the other was un- assisted. Another game saw the nov- ices lose a 3-1 game to Rich- mond Hill October 25 at Rich. mond Hill. . .00 LOW COST BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE 197