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KINSMEN MAJOR MITE Tucker who was helped by Steve Nuvruna Rams 1, Aces 0 Kaill. Allencourt Pharmacy 5 Peter Allen Del Grosso earnâ€", Kinnear's counter came from Walker's Insurance 4 ed this shutout with Brian‘the sticks of Gary Boyle. aided Getting the counters for Cates getting an unassisted goal by Mark Austin and David Allencourt were Norm Murphy for the Rams. Lamb and Maurice Del Fabro‘and Gary Bubeloff with two Kings 4, Nationals 0 helped by Chris Trott. each, Gerry Lawlor with a goal and two assists, Tony Sauve, Steven Harris barred the door Fred's Towing 5 to Nationals as Steve McGuigani Barrowvs Insurance 2 got two counters, James Gwilâ€"i Goalgetters for Fred’s were lam and John Black a singleton John Doyle, Fred Simpson. Matt? each for the Kings. Assist points Knights with two' Kevin Km“. went to JOh" Farm“ With two‘nohan and Trov Mitchell with and Zenon Byblow with one. {assist points 'going to Glen Rodney Nelson and Toni Mako- hin with an assist each. In Walker’s scoring picture were Paul Lawlor, Scott Patter- son. Ken Barber and Don Bus- nello, with a goal each and Brian Celsie, Richard Guppy, ISutherlan . it h 11, ' T‘ngcimbel. 4) {and Knighjts.M c e Rmky Han David Twidale and Donald Mc- Barmwys Insurance 4 X David (101.1955 and Andrew’Donald With a helper each. Bob’s Boys 2 Don shared scoring honors fori consumers 6.35 3 Andrew Don, Tommy KingyiBarrow's. with a goal and an; Budd-00k 01m?“ 1 Mike Garrett and Ben Howe aSSiSt 93011. Rome H111 coptnbmed two » italhes and an assmt to Consum- were the scorers for Barrows ‘TYKE NOVICE EXHIBITION 1 . . . . . ’- ;ers’ W'ln, w1th Darrell Gleason with Dan Eiu‘lgettmg two isslsts’imd‘mond Hi“ 8' 031‘ Ridges 1iadding the other counter and Steven Irwtn’ Steven Davld and: Representing RiChmond Hill Blake Moss ettin tw assists Dino Mu-rr1 one each . g g 0 - ' ‘Banows raCked up 3 mt?“ 0f For B-raddocks the goal scorer David Allen and Ken Main each popped in a goal for Bob’s with Glen Apps and Carl D’Antimo getting helpers. Fred’s Towing 1 Klnnear Pontiac 1 Scoring for Fred’s was Kevin Kernohan who was set up by Matt Knights and Troy Mitchell. Gary Boyle was helped by Doug McKenzie on Kinnear's counter. Charlton Hardware? ‘ "Heuvelman lending a helping‘ Gormley Sand & Gravel 1 lhand. Charlton’s counters were sunk Richmond Hill 2 by Bob Tucker and Bill Neilson. Oak Ridges Flyers 1 With 300“: MacLean, Feller: Representing Richmond Hill Eckersley and Gord Fournier‘the Gormley Sand & Gravel earning HSSiSt POintS- \Tykes got a 2-1 win over Oak earning assist points. ‘Tykes got a 2-1 win over Oak Russell Thomhill accounted Ridges Flyers. for the Gormley goal on a solo Scoring for the Hill were effort. Alastair Duncan assisted by (December 3) Russell Thornhill and John Charlton Hardware 2 McCullough helped by Thom- Klnnear Pontiac 2 hill and Russell Thompson. Charlton’s goals were potted Netting the puck for the Fly- by Peter Eckersley and Bob ers was Brad Holmes. 12 (Continued from Page 11) in competitions. They won a Gold Medal in the Ontario games at Etobicoke; another one at Port Huron, and yet one more at North Bay. Don, who attends Bayview Secondary School, worked hard for his opportunity to skate. He held down a job after school in order to earn enough money to be able to share the high cost of skating along with his parents. But it appears like it’s going to be worth all the extra effort put into it by Don. Other items here: The time is drawing near for the first annual Richmond Hill Lions Club Peewee Hockey Tourna- ment which will be held at the arena December 27, 28, and 29. I’ll have much more details on this in a coming issue but right now I can tell you it looks like a good one. Sixteen teams are entered including ones from Chicago and Thunder Bay. Something to look forward to. SOFTBALL A softball note here of the minor variety. The Oak Ridges Minor Ball Association is holding a “Turkey Shoot” December 18 as a means to raise funds for its ball' activities. The shoot-out will be at Mitchell’s Farm in Oak Ridges. Everyone is welcome VGith shotguns being the only weapons allowed. It begins at 10 am and goes through to 5 pm. The same _association is also selling tickets for Yule-logs at- $5 apiece‘i-n a further effort to gain much-needed funds. Buy one. Even if you haven’t got a fireplace. Sport spots... 26" ELECTROHOME (glek $ .50 STEREOS 8. RADIOS RICHMOND HILL T. V. Authorized Dealer â€""Zénith, RCA & Electrohome 28 Levendale Rd. â€" South Block Richmond Heights Shopping Centre TELEVISIONS 7756 Yonge St. (1/2 Mile N. Steeles) 889-5484 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Dec. 9, 1971 JAPAN CAR SALES \g ' RESL’YLTS _,.~ THORNHILL HOCKEY TOURNEY 884-7456 Tucker who was helped by Steve NOVICES Kaill. Allencourt Pharmacy Kinnear‘s counter came from Walker’s Insurance 4 the sticks of Gary Boyle, aided WGetting the counters anlgeuers iur ricus \‘VCAC John Doyle. Fred Simpson, Matt Knights with two. Kevin Ker- nohan and Troy Mitchell with assist points going to Glen Sutherland. Mitchell, Ricky Hall and Knights. David Corless and Andrew Don shared scoring honors for Barrow‘s. with a goal and an assist each. TYKE NOVICE EXHIBITION Richmond Hill 8, Oak Ridges 1 Representing Richmond Hill Barrows racked up a total of eight counters, with Paul Mar- tin and Andrew Don getting two each and Steven Davis, Ben Howe. Timmy King and Mike Garrett adding singletons. Ac- tive in the assist department were Lloyd MacEachren, Gar- rett (2), Clark (2), David Corless (2), Don Douglas (2), Ben Howe, Don Earl and Paul Martin. 1 In Walker’s scoring picture were Paul Lawlor, scott Patter- json. Ken Barber and Don Bus- nello, with a goal each and Brian Celsie, Richard Guppy, David Twidale and Donald Mc- Donald with a helper each. \ Consumers Gas 3 ; Braddock Optical 1 ‘ Howie Hill contributed two tallies and an assist to Consum- ‘ers’ win. with Darrell Gleason iadding the other counter and Blake Moss getting two assists. For B-raddocks the goal scorer was Dan Iafano. Dan’s Esso 4 Rumble Transport 3 Scott Bartlett led Doan’s to this win with two goals. George Hussey and Thomas Reaume ad- ded singletons and David Pur- vis, and George Hussey garner- ed assists points. Rumble’s goals were potted by Vernon Therin scored for Oak Ridges' Corcorans with Bruce Heuvelman lending a helping hand. Scoring for the Hill were Alastair Duncan assisted by Russell. Thornhill and John McCullough helped by Thom- hill and Russell Thompson. Netting the puck for the Fly- By BOB ROSS JR. was helped by SteveyNOVVIVQES Dan’s Esso 4 Rumble Transport 3 Scott Bartlett led Doan’s to this win with two goals. George Hussey and Thomas Reaume ad- ded singletons and David Pur- vis, and George Hussey garnerâ€" ed assists points. Rumble’s goals were potted by Mauro Fontin from Tony La- pointe and Robbie Steel, Gary Garvin from Kevin Butt and Fontin from Lapointe. Rumble’s Gary Garvin was top scorer after the first three regular season games with eight points on six goals and two as- sists. BAIF Bruins 6 Kent’s Black Hawks 3 A hat trick and an assist by Chris Ney was BAI‘F’s margin of victory in this one. John Burnett, Sean Rockartrs and Steve Shadoff got the other counters and Rockarts, Sh‘adoff. Allan Barber, David Nelson and Jim Barnett were awarded as- sist points. ATOMS Ham’y Lewandowski accounted for two of the Black Hawks goals with Tom Jensen getting the other. Assist points went to Lewandowski, Jensen, Neil Rnthwell, Steve Harris (2) and Bobby Brouwer. Hans Gulf 6 Rice Flowers 2 Hans’ players flew as they garnered six big goals, two by Danny Petroff and one each by Gunther Bauer, Dean Capotosto, Philip McLaughlin and Scott Crawford. Earning assist points were Capotosto with two, Pet- rof-f and Bauer. Brad Shannon shot home oak Ridges ma'rksmam Eric’s lone tally without help. Street Construction 5 Maple 4 Shields Footwear 1 Offinks 2 Bulging t-he twine for Streets Greg MaCDOnald got tWO un- were 3111 Dunc‘an, Tom Bea/con, assisted goals, Brian Bailie and Mal-k Wilson, Steve Young and Jiin Welkoft one each for Maple, Frank Peterson. Earning assist ‘Vlt‘h 1191p coming from Jim points were Frank Peterson, M091‘head, Mark 501195, ROD Mark Gossman, Brett McMaster, smith and selge Pflug- Wilson and Steve Bishop. AllArl‘flstl‘Onlg“ Waj Ehe‘ sharp.)- , u Robert Parnis and Randy‘ Johnston were the goalgetters for Rice's with Greg Walton, Dennis Reid and Chris Ar- buclfle aiding. York Simcoe Sports 2 Sheppard & Gill 0 The York marksmen were Steven Crump and David Ross with help from Dan Smith and Steve Sm-alley. PEEWEES Tony’s Esso 4 Eric’s Cycle & Sports 1 Two goals by Doug Lewis and one each by Paul Brown and Danny Laing added up to vic- tory for Tony’s. Active in the assist department were Brown, Mark Reynolds, Lewis, Jerry Hughes and Roy Roberts. Scoring for Shields was Craig Clarke aided by Larry Trottier. Dynes Jewellers 5 Hodgins Bros. Hardware 2 Leading Dynes to this win was Steve Bowers with a hat trick. Glen Doyle and John San- tos each added another goal and each earned an assist. Other as- sists went to Glen Sparrow and Randy Watson. Clicking for Hodgins were Wayne McCartney and Mark Nelson both unassisted. MINOR BANTAMS Rotary Club 7 Murphy Real Estate 4 Hitting the target for Rotary in their scoring spree were Kirk Goodman with two goals, Peter Van Den Berg, Donald Camp- bell. Steven Westlake with un- assisted counters, Jeff Ba-wden and Shawn West with a coun- RIVIERA SLA CK S FLARES o REGULARS} SALE 20 0/0 OFF Sizes 28 to 42 Finished Same Day GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE BOND CLOTHES (Meyer Solomon) In “The North Mall” RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE FEE-CHRISTMAS ON ALL her each. Awarded assists were Jeff Bawden (2), Van Den Berg (3), Bruce Noble, Goodman, and Westlake. For Murphy’s it was Paul Henderson with two tallies, Kyle Ch‘atfield and Dave Beat- tie with single goals, Arland Artemchuk, with one assist and Chatfield and Henderson with two assists each. Simms Construction 4 Richmond Hill TV 1 Gord Bedwell’s hat trick and a goal by Bob Golding added up to a win for Simms, with Bob Putnam fattening his scoring count with three assists. Mike Woolnough had two and Ross Simpson one. Déve Stockall sank the lone counter for the TV boys, with Ralph Griffin getting the assist. BANTAMS Reliable Mower & Marine 4 Stephenson Construction 3 Randy Hughes-Guest contri- buted two goals, Wayne Hen- derson and Glenn Jarvis one each to Reliable’s win. Getting assists were Neil Milligan. Pete Neilson, Terry Delville, Wayne Points, Hughes-Guest and David iBourque. Getting the markers for Step- hensons were David Mann with two, Neil Clack with a goal and two assists, Stephen Ostep and Jamie MacDonald with an assist each. CFGM 4 Surf Marine 3 Connecting for CFGM’s coun- ters were Bob Hoult, Robert Rosendale, Scott Kerr and Scot Bull. Assist points went to Chris Amodeo, Philip Tearne, Stephen Wilson Bull, Paul Evans and Alan Cheney. For Surf Marine the marks- men were Robert Sternats, Randy Sutton and Ollie Nelson with Ron Hall, Joseph Coleman, Jem'y Chiasson and Sternats awarded assists. Bowden Lumber 9 Little Ford 3 Ken Martin was the leading sharpshooter in this one getting three counters, Frank Wilson and Reg Armstrong added two, Larry Lalonde and Jim sinfield one. Assist points were earned by Lalonde with three, Jim Bromley with two, Reg Arm- strong, Ray McCarville, David Atkinson, Grant McLeod and ‘Brian Durant with one. MIDGETS Little’s goals were potted by Bob Bonnell, Bill Dysart and Rob Moorley with help from Dieter Kramer, John Mills and Bill Dysart. BAIF 5 Village Pizza 2 Peter Kennedy and Randy Bunce hit the target twice each for BAIF and Dave Cooney once. Getting assists were Dave Mallory, Wayne Kirchen and Tom Mellmvai‘ne. For Village the talliers were Dave Burnfield and Steve Shewâ€" chuck. Both also had assists as did Dale Hiltz and Steve Bere- zowski. MIDGET “B” Orfinks 4 Oak Ridges l Flipping the puck in the net for the Orfinks were Gary Trot- tier, Al Armstrong, Scott Bull and Ray Cartier with assists from Dave Golding and Armstrong. Jimmie McQuarrie was the Oak Ridges marksman. Al Armstrong was the sharp- shooter from the Orfinks, get- ting both counters with help from Cartier on one. MINI PRICES . . . MAXI SAVINGS ON TOP QUALITY RED & BLUE BRAND BEEF Minced Beef . Blade & Short Rib Roasts Cube Steaks Riblets Pork Liver Cooked Ham For Your Home Freezer JUST GIVE US A TRY, YOU’LL BE MORE THAN SATISFIED. YOU’LL ALSO BE SURPRISED AT THE MONEY YOU SAVE! LEVENDALE ROAD 0 RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE LEVENDALE MEATS Front Quarters of Beef . . n...“ . lb‘ . . Sides of Beef . . . . . . . e . . . . v. . . . lb‘ e Hind Quarters of Beef . . . . . . . . lb zer Sides of Pork . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb (Custom cut. wrapped and fast frozen for your convenience) Wilson-Niblett Atoms Win One, Tie One TYKES Lazenby’s Pill Rollers 2 Bolton 1 Sunday, November 28, the Pill Rollers kept their win streak intact when they de- feated Bolton by a 2-1 score in the local arena last Sunday. The local lads have been unde- feated since losing their open- ing game. Their record now stands at five wins, two ties and one loss in league play. David Jordan displayed sound goal-tending and held the vis- itors off the score sheet until the third period when they sank their lone counter. Scoring for the “Hillel‘s” were Glen Dunford and Dan Henderson, assists going to Jamie Tuck and Paul Harri- etha. The Perry Hill boys had most of the play but just couldn’t put the puck into the net. Scoring for the Hill were Steve Cuccio assisted by Reeves and Jeff Joslin with two count- ers assisted by Cuccio, Majury and Logan. A big weekend is coming up with Perry Hill hosting Camp Borden Friday, trav- elling to Aurora Saturday and playing a return en- gagement with Thornhill at the local arena on Sun- day. {ATOMS Only two games of the sched- uled ‘three were played last week. The game on November 29 was cancelled because of adverse driving conditions for the Oshawa boys in our first real snowstorm of the season. Barrie 2 Wilson-Niblett 2 Saturday, December 4 pro- duced another excellent game in the “Home of the Flyers” rink in Barrie. The big ones for Richmond Hill were netted by Phil Wood and Frank Nigro, with assists going to Blair Lew-1 is and Woods. The Wâ€"N crew forced the play for the last two minutes of the game and did everything but get the tie-breaker. They had the Barrie gang hanging on the ropes at the final buzzer. but had to be satisfied with a tie game. Wilson-Niblett 7 Aurora 1 Sunday, December 5, W-N hosted Col. Saunders’ Aurora boys and found it “finger-lickin’ good” by potting seven goals to Aurora’s singleton. It was a rather lacklustre af- fair with Aurora having trou- ble getting up enough steam to get an effective attack moving. Pointgetters for W-N were Angus McGregor assisted by Wood, Frank ‘Nigro assisted by Wood, Tom Peden helpedby Alan Clark, Peden set up by David Gates and Clark, Cates from Clark, Clark with help from Jamie Gropp and Gates and Gates aided by Scott Tay- lor and Peden. ‘ Games coming up: Only one scheduled game is com- ing up, that being with Aurora in Aurora Wednes- day evening at 7:30. The name of Sunday’s opposi- tion in an exhibition game is not known. Monday W-N will host York Mills Telephone 884-5801 lb. 35c 1b. 49c PEEWEES Lions 1. Barrie o For the first time in three years Richmond Hill Peewees were able to take the measure- ment of Barrie December 3, and eke out a 1-0 win. Goalie Duncan Condy sparkled in the nets as out. Gary Langfield got the big counter, assisted by Chris De- geer and Dave Matchett. Thornhill 1, Lions 0 Saturday, December 4. the Lions lost a close one to Thorn- hill, when they were unable to score. Lions 3. Camp Borden 1 Sunday, December 5, the Lions handed the boys from Camp Borden a 3-1 defeat, Ron Dysart picking up three points as he assisted on all three tal- lies. Scoring for the Lions were‘ Randy Martin. Degeer and Roy Russell with other assist points going to Langfield, Arnie Arm- strong and Martin. To date the Lions have six wins, four losses and one tie in league play. The Lions will play in Aurora on Thursday and participate in a tournament in Oshawa Sat- urday and Sunday. MINOR MIDGETS Bond Steel 2, Aurora 1 It didn’t take long for the Steelers to take a two-goal lead in this one, played December In the first minute and a half, with the line of Rick Sackfield, Kevin McKeage and Scott DaVey coming up with a good brand of hockey, goals‘ were potted by Sackfield and McKeage with assists to Sackâ€" field and McPhee. McPhee came up with his usual good effort. He makes a few mis- takes, occasionally, but always puts that extra effort into the game, recovers very well and would be an excellent addition to any team. . The Steelers’ next game is against Aurora Saturday at 6:30 pm, in Aurora. Then on Sunday they will play an exhibition game against Oshawa at 8:40 pm in the local arena. MIDGETS Newmarket 3, Legion 0 The Legion Midgets got off to a bad start on the weekend as they came out on the short end of a 3-0 score in Newmar- ket Saturday night. Even though the locals outshot Newmarket‘ many of their shots were from‘ long range. The Newmarket goalie stopped 30 shots to re-i cord his shutout. ‘ The Newmarket Club came out hitting from the opening faceoff and it was a simple case of being outhustled throughout the game. Legion 4, Thornhill 1 Saturday in Thornhill Jeff Wood was the big gun as he scored two goals and garnered assists on two more as the Leg- ionnaires dumped Thornhill 4â€"1. The first period was score-' less and it wasn’t until the 11:15 mark of the second that Wood opened the scoring with Tom Sanlon and Terry Rice as- sisting. Val Steffan made it 2-0 at 15:28 from Wood and Dave Dunkley. In the third the lads contin-} ued to carry the play and‘ their perseverance paid off when Wood skated through the entire Thomhill team and beat the goalie with one of his noted slapshots. Digger Dunkley completed the scoring in the third with Wood getting the as- sist. The Legion crew had a de- cided edge in play as they out- shot Thornhill 32-11. Legion 2, Camp Borden 0 Playing at home Sunday af- ternoon the Legion shut out Camp Borden 2-0. This was the final meeting of these two teams in regular league play with the locals winning all three games. The blue line foursome of Wood, Cutler, Ran- ier and Graydon consistently . . . . . . 1b. 89c he truly earned a shut- lb. $1.09 3 lbs. $1.39 3 lbs. $1.00 1b. 39c 1b. 79c 59c 69c 49c took out the offensive forwards and did a fine job of checking ein front of the net. allowing : only seven shots on Bruce Hails . for the entire game. . Both goals were scored in r the first period with Sanlon ! hitting the mark at 2:33 of the -pen‘od assisted by Steve Gor- ‘don. Kim Mabley scored a {power play goal at 15:33 with - Dennis Acomb drawing the as- sist. was netted t midway thro period on a 1: Camp Richmond Hill’s lone tally came from the stick of Terry O’Brien on a pass from Sack- field and John Clement. Tonight (Thursday) Mr. Transmission Juveniles play in Aurora. Sunday they travel to Orillia with a game time of 9:30 pm. Richmond Hill got the first goal, then Borden retaliated with two in the second period and three in the third period. The club takes the road for the next two games. playing in Aurora tonight (Thursday) at 9 pm and in Barrie Sunday at 5:30. 161 NEWKIRK ROAD 884-6651 WINTER PROGRAMME JANUARY 3,1972-MARCH 25 ,1972 REGISTRATION DATE MONDAY TUESDAY WED‘ THURS SAT. INTERMEDIATE 1:00 - 1:45 PRE BEGINER - BEGINNER - SENIOR - BRONZE MEDALLION THE LESSONS ARE ONCE PER WEEK APPROXIMATELY 12 WEEKS DURATION. LESSON FEES: lst Child $7.00, 2nd Child $6.00, Max. $23.00 Adult Lessons $10.00 National Lifeguard Service $7.00 plus $6.00 «Exam fee) plus 1-; A:.l front-end < offer: ‘ . M‘W . 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