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BY MARGARET BOUGHTON ' Thornhill Minor Peewees Daron Whitby Advance To Ontario Finals Thornhill's OMHA Minor Peewees. coached by Jim Grant. won the Ontario "AA" Semi- Finals in three straight by (’llm-l inating Whitby 6-2 on their own‘ ice in the best-ofâ€"five series. The Thornhill “Reliables”. sponsored by H 8; S Reliance‘ Ltd.. Photo Engravers. had won each of the first two games by. the identical scores of 4-2. In this third game they left no doubt about their superiority. Facing elimination last Thurs- day. Whitby opened strongly and had an edge on the play in the first period. Wayne Grant once againi demonstrated an ability to scorel in key situations. as he banged in two goals late in the first period to take the pressure off.‘ and Scott Howson added one in the second. Going into the third period. Thornhill led 3-0. Whitby then scored two fast goals to move back into contention. At this point. Howson made one of the big plays of the night. rushing the length of the ice, and passing to Eric Coynel who made the score 4â€"2. A somewhat frustrated Whit- by team tried to physically pun- ish the Thornhill boys through- out the third period, resulting in their being assessed four penalties including a miscon- duct. In this aggressive envir- onment the Thornhill boys "played it cool‘. picking up goals from Tim Coughlin and Howson. Howson also picked up three assists in this game. with single assists going to David Johns. Scott Burkart; Coyne. Rick Buchan and Greg Warga. Jamie Davidson" played a stand-out game in goal for Thornhill. Burkart was the best. defenceman on the ice. hitting} solidly in his own end and rushing the puck well. Thornhill now enters a best-: of-five series with Chingua- COUSY (Bramaleal for the Minor Psewee "AA" Ontario Champ- tonship. .season. they thoroughly shutout Davidson assisted on this win-l ning goal. Although the Leafs dominated the play at timesd they could not put. the puck ben‘ hind Michael Sues in net. “A” GROUP FINALS Leo Gaynor in the King nets literally won the game for their team time and time again. but Neil Piitz notched the winner; Stephen Wyers of the North‘ Stars also kept out many shots; Saturday. April 8. Don Mon: donncll will again organize the: Muscular Dystrophy Benefit; Games at the Doublerink Ar- enas. Six teams of Mites will compete. as well as Squirts. Tykes and All-Stars. who skate to help those who cannot enjoy this active sport. Come out once again to help these child-‘ ren. FINALS SQUIRTS St. Luke's Fraser Dunn Ins. 4‘ Trinity Copper Kettle 1 In the first of a best two. games out of three final serich St. Luke's trounced Trinity 4-1.. After no scoring in the first period. St. Luke‘s Steven Ts- chippcr and Telfer Hanson both scored two goals each. Hanson‘s goals both assisted by Scott Daly and Mark Gordon. Trin- ity finally answered with a sin- gle by Robbie Humphries from Gordon Cameron, late in the second period. FINALS TYKES . Presbyterian TARC 2. United Presbyterians edged the am-' azing United'team in the first- game of the finals 2-1. Presâ€" ident Todd McKnight scored the first goal. followed by Peter Linton's goal. assisted by Ian': Matheson. Ricky Wilinsmeyer scored his first goal for United. FINALS MINOR ATOM Trinity Thornhill Paint 3 Pres. Japan Car Sales 0 Although Trinity ended in third place during the regular the first place Presbyterians 3-0. Tom Morris was in the Trinity nets. Scott Fothering- ham scored the first goal. fol- lowed by Randy Barr‘s pair. THE LIBERAL. Richmond Hill, Ontario. Thursday. March 23. 1372 ‘of Mrs. Fraser Gee with Mrsdkinson. lCai‘l Walker in charge. ; by Andrew Holding. MINOR ATOM EXHIBITION l St. Edwards 0 Reid Brumw'ell. 5“ Luke's Thornhill Bldg- 0 Hcmstcd ILois PerkinsI showedlvcry A goalie d”?! bO'WCC“ St- colored slides of the trip slicltive. Ed‘s Jean Pierre Ham“ and and her husband took in Europethc Obscrvcr representative for ‘Victoria Square Neighborhood News 1 CORRESPON The regular montth meeting .of the W] was held Tuesday EYE-‘MI'S. Mabel Frisby. Mrs. inin" of last week at the homeiWilliams and Mrs. Martin Jenqmunity has been cancelled for.28; Linda Sanderson. March 30. b The motto was given by Mrs; Mrs. Haroldi Telephone 887-5421 ‘ March '18; Kelly Jack the young people of the com- Binnington, nine years. March O ~a DENT: MRS. W. SANDLE. R.R. Gormley The meeting was in charge of ning in the community hall lOl“l.(‘Slle Hart. omits/mt PRESCRIPTION UPTICIANS iMarch 24. as the hall has bccniJim Smith, March 31. The topic dealt with the pre-booked for a large banquet}. Wedding anniversary greet: L’nitcd Church publicationfand on March 31 as it is Goodvings to Mr. and Mrs. Stan Wat- _GLASSES YfitrrFyiDSERi/ICE “The Observer" and Dl‘OVed‘Fl‘idal'. ison married 52 years. March 27: Q ' CONTACT LENSES Hours: Mon. Tue. Wed. 9.f’.M. - 6.P.M. Thurs. & Fri. 9.A M. - 9 P.M. "FITTED TO YOUR EYE DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION" 3“ YONGE 51'. 5, However. the next recreation. night will he held April 7 at .the regular time. interesting and informaâ€" Mrs. Martin .lcnkinson is Mr. and Mrs. David Barber married five years. March 31. Special wedding anniversary Tom Murphy for St. Luke's and Africa a year or so agoiour area and would be glad to YCHA greetings to Mr. and Mrs. Joc RICHMOND HILL ended in a 0-0 tic. which were very much enjoycditakc your subscription. The Gormley-Headford-Yic. Stephenson who on March 29‘ United Ramsl .hr 3” 1 As it was Mrs. Jenkinson's torja Square Branch of [heavill be married 50 years. On. U“in Imam” 1 _ ‘Euclire ’birthday. icecrcam and birth- \‘CHA will meet March 23 at‘April 1 from 24:30 pm, they Palll'Lelhbl‘ldgC “‘35 85515161111 Thcm “6..., 18 tables of day cake were served at thc‘fi pm at the home of Mrs. Barry will be holding “Open House"! by Brian Jones and Warren cuchre plaVNs at, the com_ closp_ Case on Concession 3. [in the community hall to cele-‘ Thompson for the smgle Ran.“ munity hall on Friday evening Mmlda-‘F Male“ 27 from 10 Guest speaker will be. Mrsdlbl‘ate “US SD‘Z‘Clal OCH-“lo” goal. unanswered until late m 0.135....091.‘ am to 3 pm the UCW York Ellen Smith of “Information: Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Mecd and the second period when Mark. Jonak notched the tying mar- ker. ATOM EXHIBITION Trinity Anderson's 6 Presbyterian Stephenson 3 Five unanswered goals in the. first period put Trinity out ofi reach as they doubled Presbyn terian Stephenson 6-3. Drew Broadbridge scored twice and. assisted twice. Mike Bate scorJ ed and assisted twice. Kelvini Green and Jim Fasan scored and assisted. and Trevor Holli- day scored. Taking control of the second period. Jack Proctor scored and! assisted. Willy Osler and Dave Gatti scored. Billy Gregg as- sisted. PEEWEE EXHIBITION Trinity Vanguard 8: Norde. 2 l Trinity Trans Metro Garden 1‘ Trinity Vanguard edged Trinâ€" ity Trans Metro 2-1. Dave new cushions on them now, Lovett scored the single first thanks to the members of the period marker for Vanguard as- UCW. sisted by John Parker. Sam Billich. assisted by Keith Tur- ner answered for Trans Metro. Notching the winning goal was Mike Pacck. assisted by Bob Sickcnger. MINOR BANTAM EXHIBITIONi St. Luke's Disera Motel 3 United 2 St. Luke's Disera went ahead three goals in the first period until United took control too late with only two. John Devenz scored the first. assisted by Rick Greig and Mur-l ray Lowe. Tim Leon followed with Devenz assisting. Matti Halpin scored the third. Replying for United was Al-A‘ lan Howes. followed by John Thompson. BANTAM EXHIBITION United 3. St. Edward's 0 United shutout St. Edward‘st held in the community hall on March 30. at 8 pm. Please note change Good Friday. Dewsbury were pleased to see he at the euchres following his re- cent illness. Church News Sunday morning were in loving memory of Stan Tyndall passed away last week. UCW was held in the Sunday School room on Wednesday eve-. ning of last week. I Roselawn Senior Public School ed its fourth dance of the year on March 10. vided by the Warhol‘sc. vision was undertaken by sev- eral parents and teachers. took pait. tournament at Public School. The team members are Harold Prizewinners w I c: Kay Pren- Mice Stella Claughlon. D0..0.l...;midrow‘s Unith Church. Markâ€" iTindall, Russ Hanna. Fred Gib- }son and Ccc. Latcham. iHands: Prentice. box of groceries was won by. Wm. Morris. Lone.‘ Kay for a Russ Hanna and Lucky draw Another euchre party will be in night because of The many friends of Jesse was able to be out again The flowers in the church on who. The seats in the church have1 The March meeting of the ichvule District News CORRESPONDENT: MRS. The student council sponsor- Music was pro-i Super-3 basketball team, an invitational; Aurora Senior1 on March 11. The boys in ‘ladics are asked to bring a pham or craft articles “in be had Saturday evening dinner sandwichâ€"dessert and beveragelaudioned Off at this meeting. with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas will be provided. Members as Neighborhood Notes .Kemp and Stephen at, River well as officers of the UCW Saturday even-mg dinner‘Drive Park. are {Mlled t0 “‘15 1mp01‘tam guests with Mrs. Mabel Frisby.‘ memmg- _ .Mr. and Mrs. Richard Frisby: " Marc" _31 500d ,Fndayt .aland girls were Mr. and Mrs.: l service will be held in Victoria‘Mun.ay Allin and boys of. I Square United Church at 11 Bethesda. am. The Headford Choir will Sympathy is extended to Mr. Correspondent: assist with the music. It will be and Mrs. Norman Tyndall and' sored by the Department of Y . - 1161‘ Son David Huffman. and her; .Ag..iculture and Foods to be gaihmogglhilfemral I{Owlté‘l'{relatives in_ Sarnla and Blen- given in the community hall Mrs Mabel Frisby) M... and 191Cmrn0fliaifl? H Marc“ 28 at 8 [am 1 Mrs. Richard Frisby and girls Hino dgra Eta lonfs gdulssdpadb All the ladies in the com- Spent Sunday with MI. and Mrs Cl -. 311g Ger 0 llan Mls, munity and surrounding areas Elmer Huggins and family at “91109 111‘0)’. f01merly of Prcsbytcrial. will meet in St. family of Toronto. formerly of .Seattle. Washington. had din- iner on Saturday with Mr. and‘ Mrs. Cecil Nichols ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Alan Chadwick Please". a new community serv- ice in Richmond Hill. Don‘t forget to bring some- thing for the “Bring and Buy Auction". Baking. white ole-i ham. The guest speaker will be Mrs. LcRoy Toll. president of Toronto Conference. The a joint service in which the two congregations will participate. Community Events “A dollars Worth of Meat" will be the theme of a forum and demonstrations being spon- family in the passing last week 260 Weldriek Road of Norman‘s father. Stan Tyn- dall after a lengthy illness. A speedy recovery is wished for Miss Mabel Sanderson who underwent surgery last week in 1 Mrs. Arlene Parke - 884-5051 1 The community. friends and; neighbors are saddened by the} death of Mrs. Marian Huffman.‘ Our sympathy is extended to‘ Weldrick Road. on her engage. ment to Allan Beatty. son of. Mrs. George Beatty. The wed-l. ding will take place in Rich-l mond Hill on August 5. On Good Friday there will be a service at 1] am at St. An-‘ drew's Presbyterian Church in Maple. At 8 pm there will be the Easter story in film at Carr- ville United Church. A warm. welcome is extended to all for} ‘this day. are invited to attend. The recreation night which has been held every Friday eve- Blackstock. Birthday greetings to Maryi Boynton. eight years. March 27;. Five year Guaranteed Investment Certificates. Get yours now! ANNE WHITE, 24 ROOSEVELT DRIVE â€" 889-3806 family are visiting her home province of Alberta. Mrs. Aud- most enjoyable. . i Next social event on their HOURS' Closed Monday. rey VanLoon is accompaning her family for a stay at Myrtle Beach. South Carolina. Jim Albery is in charge of an .Ottawa visit for 50 St. John Amâ€" bulance Cadets. Mrs. Nina St. Michael is visiting St. Lucia in the Carribean. also visiting the Carribean is Miss Kathie May. Other teachers are enjoying ac- tivities closer to home. calendar is the annual father and son banquet which will be held in the Richvale Lions Hall on May 4. The ladies of the. auxiliary cater for this dinner.‘ Plans are well underway by the sDcial convenor Mrs. Margaret Corse and assistants Mrs. Ed Qua and Mrs. Larry Hobbs. The Cubs and Scouts stood high in the standings of this :at Easter breakfast is being serv- ed at Maple United Church on April 2 between 9:15 and 10:45 am. Adults 75c and children 35c. Carrville UCW April meeting the home of Mrs. Irene‘ Bowes has been changed tol April 5. This has been done to' allow the members of Carrville Tues. - Thurs. 9-5 Fri. 9-7 The senior THle Company 53L 9.1 devoted entirely to serimg the people of Ontario. omen GREY TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889 KING . - . . _ . _ Simpson. Steve Langfieli 3955 to attend the Emmanuel An I'- MISTEAEEIAKEFSINS TOP Us?)ng JOh? (1:55.26? In “115 Ekhlbitlon game- Gordon. Geoff Lloyd. Dav1d Cub and Scouts years Hobby Show. lst Lang-can Church. McKay Drive goln. Thornhill Church Hockevygagam [Eliogogjfpi‘nlg 0: ml; anldeAlggoséérg’ergg Blécglgfik Poore. Aldo Malfara. Albert lst Langstaff Cub and Scout staff Scouts stood among the April 4 at 8.30 pm to hear' the1 G. A. WAKELIN, MANAGER Lea u M- f V ‘. .° H ” ._ . V. .1“ 500,19 9 Reame. Ed Peterson. Brad Mothers Auxiliary met at the top three. Rey. Dr. Frank Fidler s eak. - nightmares: crass:antenata- i::1i..‘t.::2.rmzrg:ma of Ed Qua, No... or tun-i 121 YONGE ST- 1‘- James‘ have just completed 5 an 10 Ogers Munro and Dino Teofllo. Their Drive on March 15. Congratulations to Mr. and mond Hill Family Services. l RICHMOND HILL 884-1107 Trinity Turnpenny 2 St. Luke’s Shanahans 1 Trinity Turnpcnny have turn‘l contributing assists. MIDGET EXHIBITION Trinity Trans Metro 3 Trinity Fleetwood TV 1 Although Trinity Fleetwood scored the first goal. Trinity Trans Metro won 3-1. Dan Le- Page opened for Fleetwood. Charlie Hoffeldt scored twice for Trans Metro. and Bill Pet- ers scored the other. Brian Heer assisted on two. Thornhill Squirt All-Stars 4 Downsview All-Stars 1 An exhibition game between the Thornhill Church League} lAll~Star Squirts and the Downs-1 The fashion show tickets (for the fashion show at Eatons Golden Door Auditorium at Yorkdalel met with great re- sponse from the people of the area. as all tickets were sold. From the reports coming back- from those who attended, it was coach is John McKian. Several of the teachers are away on vacation. some escapâ€" ing the winter weather. Mrs. Vera Davison and Miss Corinne Ross are enjoying a weeks ‘holi- day in the Bahamas. Mrs. Barbara Ruble GORMLEY NEWS CORRESPONDENT: MRS. CHAS. MILSTED Telephone 887-5445 their play-offs. with the Kings winning the “A” Finals. thei Bruins getting the consolation'ed back at least temporarily the Win. linvading St. Luke‘s as they; Every .Saturday this season.‘marched from fourth place to‘ these Very busy boys have had the finals. I a .20 minute practice and a 20, Trinity‘s Paul Moffat scored minute scrimmage. in the 9 amjthe first marker. followed by and 9:49 am time slots. at the'Jini Bell from Ted Fisher on Doublerlnk Arenas. A more the second. St. Luke‘s Pierre Sincere and determined group Kirwin scored the only second of 96 boys on eight teams. you'period goal. assisted by Brian W111 never see. McLean and John McLean. For the past three weeks. 40iFINALS PEEWEE minute playoffs have been held. United 2 North Stars 7. Bruins 3 St. Luke’s Canac Kitchens 1 Mrs. Brent Coxworthy who re- cently celebrated 25 years of‘ wedded bliss. they are residents of Edgar Ave. Birthday wishes go out. to Becky Robertson of Pearson Ave. who celebrated her seventh birthday last week. Congratulations to Mr. and' Mrs. John Brash now living in London, formerly of Richvale on the arrival of their daughter. Proud grandparents and former residents of Roosevelt Dr. are Capt. and Mrs. R. Brash. An exciting event for old and mars/tall guneral flame LIMITED and A hat-trick by David Howartld United edged St. Luke‘s 2-1‘view All-Stars in preparationlI‘leigm’OrINN"i Nmes . were sunday dinner 3995.“ Of young alike is to visit Bruce‘s 126 you“ Street North' momma Hm led the North Stars. to a 7â€"3Lin this first playoff game. St. for the Muscular Dystrophy’ Rev. and Mrs. Walter Kellyer. and Mrs. Walter Brilllnger..‘Mill where the making of maple \IClOl'y Over the Bruins Febru- Luke's Mischtian opened the.Benefit Games on April 8 was at“ daughlel‘s 19ft 0“ II‘ESdayi MI‘S' Charles MllSted has re' syrup is being done from now‘ 884-1062 won handily by Thornhill 44. for another term of mISSionarylturned from a 10 day tour to Robbie Hun‘lphl‘iesv assistedlservice in Nicarauga. Centralllsrael and Rome. by Steven Tuckey and Michael‘Amprio-a_ > Mrs. Beulah Jones attended a Havery notched the first mark. Miss Janet Beadle had a ton-.shower on Saturday night at, er. Steven Tscl‘tipper then silectomy at York Central Hos- the holne of Mrs. M. Dowdell at turned on the red light with Pital on ThurSday‘. BOX Grove m honor Of her Jayson Rose and Tim Wilson as_ Douglas Beletch isfilliome aféer lglli‘eaftiargepl‘iaew Keith Sayers and S" ‘ r‘ ~ 5 endin two mom 5 1n 0- s cc . lsnng “1th “hat turned OUt rldnto \Eestern Hospital. The women‘s intermediate to be the winning oal. Mike ' ' ‘ ‘ Belch scored the goals for the‘ St. Luke’s Thornhill BP 8 .O‘Toole scored the gthird with Cones“ and Mark Farmer sewmg “Fae of H9159 Hill ' la”, Spending this week with Church met. on Monday night in Fll’el‘s as they edged the Red Trinitv Al Scott Plumbin z lMike Sherwood .l Wings 2-1. Excellent zoaltendi With complete control of the (ion contributinganltheEroyadsEsll- friends at Eng‘ehart~ i'he Feum‘ltsmp Hall" . . ‘ mg by. DRVid James kept “19 first period by St. Luke's. they ance. Making it an easvt‘ouer.“I Miss Christine Lewis of Scaiu. .The senior women s sewing Red Wings to a single marker easily won the game over Trin- London. from O‘Toole and An- 190"” 15 "ismng h” grand" CUTIE met a” day Tuesday at by John Mullin. .m. 632' paul Bernard. sco..9dld..e“. Strong In the final mm_ mother. Mrs. Fred Lewis. the home of Mrs. Rose Winger Hawks 3. Penguins 0 1twice and assisted twice. Mikelllles of play Dn\.~ns\.ie“.~s John Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bossert 1n Vaughan. award The Canada Cord- A P3" or goals by John Regan and Joey Fohei't scored Smith shot one in with Bill Of Fenwtck enroute to Florida l\‘[|‘. and Mrs. Alvin Farmer. Mar'ch 28 [ha Lionetie: wel- Bourrle and a single by Brad and assisted. Dave Nobert and Watson‘s assist. spoiling Mike “pent WPd’deay night mm "a"? remmed home from a five come you to come out and en- Maxwell shut out the Penguins Mike Couzhlin scored. Chris‘Greenhill's shutout. The first RP‘“ and Mrs" Andrew MC' “‘epk “OHM-V in Florida ‘iov themselves at their monthly 3-0. ' The Hawks‘ Andrew Gei- Madden and Sean Delaney get half of the game goalie Robbie Niven. Miss AUdre'V Leary has "ec' euchre held in the Lions Hall ger tn the nets was the shutout credit for assists. Replying for Hemstock did not let a single The next meeting of the ently returned from an enjoy-1: ruce Avenue Pfizes and re_ goalie. .Trinity in the second period shot past him. 'YCHA Will be held 0“ MarCh‘Eble Florida houday' 1ifrlleshments all for $1 Kings 1. Leafs 0 was Tim Currie. assisted by. Thornhill Atom "n" 3 23 at 8 pm at the home of Mrs“ 1‘”- and “"5- Ala" D‘mr 3“ The members of the Legion‘s Another goal-tending duel Steve Cashen. followed by Johnj ‘Ag'mcourt Lions 2 ‘ Missionary Church‘women-s Auxiliary are to be congratulated for their tremend-i lNancy Case. Guest speaker willjtended a 581W Leo Gaynor of the KingsFeatherstone. assisted by Cur-l The Thornhill Atom “B” toeklbe Mrs. Ellen Smith of Ilif01‘-;l)anquet on Monday night at the Pay shutout hockey as theymie and Cashen. ion then“ most seasoned opposj. ‘Ous work on [he preparing Of‘ .and serving of meals to the cry 26. The North Stars' David scoring. assisted by Pat Fobert. Knechtell scored twice and Two quick goals by Bob Blakei Brian Masson and Donald Jonesland Dave D'Agostini gave Un- notched one each. Stephen ited the edge. and there was no Bate scored a pair of goals forisecond period scoring. Assists the Bruins. and Scott Peters'for United were credited to Scored the third. Scott Cowie, Blake and Mark Flyers 2. Red Wings 1 .Danton. Grant Davidson and TomiFINALS MINOR BANTAM till mid April. The making of the syrup will be done in both the old and new method. Bruce‘s "‘11 is situated on the} Gormley Stouffville Road, two‘ miles cast of the Don Mills Road. Parking is $1.50 per car. Congratulations to K a t h y Neun of Westwood Lane a mem-. ber of the 2nd Thornhill Guide Co.. who recently earned the. second highest award in guid- ing. The All Round Cord, well ‘done Kathy. and good luck on your way to earning the top Serving the Community under the Wright & Taylor and Pipher Chapels since 1876 SCIENCE 82 MECHANICS Magazine Tested and Voted THE RENAULT 12 “SMALL CAR OF THE YEAR" lmation Please. a new commun-vRockway Mennonite High School edged the Leafs 1.0. Ron Laird FINALS BANTAMS tion to date. when they drew'lty service in Richmond Hill- auditorium i" “when” and a let in only one shot by Dennis St Luke‘s Sha ' ' ‘ ~ “ ' l\ ' ' ' ‘ ‘ i . _, . _ . . . . nahans 2 Ithe Agincourt Lions. fourth Dont f01 get to bung something .Ilnister and Mlssmnary retreat‘mam, hundreds of voung hockev gillimsbn. aSSlsted by Dave Trinity Marshall's Shell 1 'i)laCe team in the Scarboro for the Bring and Buy Auction“ Bethany Church. Kitchener-p12“:ers taking part‘in this Year; ar em~ St. Luke’s edged Trinity in Hockey Association. in their;â€" baking. While elephant etc" on TueSdav‘" Fifth International MidgetLHoc- Saturday. March 4. semi-fin- als were played. the four win- ning teams competing in the ‘ A' series. the four losers front A Food Forum “A Dollar's . , r Worth of Meat". 20 menus built.ke'\ Toumament 2" RIChmond around main dishes made withHm' his a lot of hard “79m .andi meat. will be held on March 28.takes many hours 0f the" tlme" this crucial game 2-1. St. Luke‘s MTHL exhibition game. With to be auctioned at this meeting. Tom Munro opened the scoring. 0111." four game‘s behind them.l Sympathy is “tend” to M.“ with Dennis Beauvais and Paul:'l‘hornhill upset their opponents and Mrs. Charles Peacock 1n Boyle aSSiSting. Tim Carletonl3-2. .the passing on Thursday of his the previous week. in the con- solation tourney. ‘ Kings 2. Hawks I Neil Piitz scored both goals for the Kings as they downed the Hawks 2-1. John Bourrie scored the single Hawks' goal. North Stars 1. Flyers 1 l A 1-1 tie between the North United took control of the sec- Broadbriclgc. Stars and the Flyers forced a play-offgame at Richmond Hill. Peter Harvey opened for L'nâ€" Thornhill's David Knechtell scored for the ited. assisted by Scott Meddick checked. North Stars. Ian Powers scored for the Flyers. North Stars Flyers 0 As the semi-final playoff was held at Richmond Hill on im- familiar ice. the names of the succeszul players wcnt unre- corded. Bruins 2. Red Wings 2 ‘The Bruins were declared the winners in this exciting tie by totalling shots on goal. Eric Howson scored the two Bruins markers, John Mullin and Danâ€" ny McCarthy scored for the Red Wings. Leafs 6. Penguins l A hat trick by Roddy Feathâ€" erstone lead the Leafs to a 6-1 \ictory over the Penguins Jeff Robinson scored twice and Paul Thomas once. Scoring for the Penguins was Don Alessandrini. CONSOLATION TOI’RNEY Bruins 1. Leafs 0 Mathew McMillan won the consolation championship for the Bruins when he capitallvcd on a dOflCFllnn that escaped goalie Ron Laird. Howson and r 9 ~v followed. assisted by Beauvais.‘ Dan Harris then replied for iod of hockey yet. the Thornhill aw'a. In Spite of their worst per- father. Charles Peacock of Osh- The funeral was held on Trinity. assisted by Steve Tel- boys managed to survive the Saturday from the Armstrong ford. FINALS MIDGETS l United 4 After an even first period. end to down St. Luke's 4-1. and Steve Davis, Larry Bodogh. assisted by Number .0 answered for St. Luke's Pat Esaw. Med- dick. and Harvey then scored for United to give them an easy win. Assists on those last three goals went to Davis. Med~ dick. Steve Hornsby. Jim Churchill. Jamie Hamm and Keith Webster. SQL’IRTS EXHIBITION Presbyterian Woodhill Nurs. 1 St. Edward‘s 1 John Ant-mnucci scored the single for St, Edward's. answer- ed for Presbyterians by Steven Tlii'kc} TYRE EXHIBITION St. Luke's )Iiklas Assoc. Trinity N. S. Smith 1 Luke's edced Trinity 2-1 in this low-scoring battle. St Luke's .locv Maznacca was as- sisted by Bruce Cameron in the first :oal Ricky Seclcy was also assisted by Cameron on his late "foal Pilllin: their goalie and "ning with four {m-ugyrlg Trin. 'ty": nntif‘l‘iPIl contributed ’9 i. Fl .ll‘71 llf‘ill'jlitnn their struts. assist goal deficit. i .llI‘St period with only a one‘Funeral Home in Oshawa. Friends and relatives were The single scorer in this pei~..~addcnecl to learn of the sudden St. Luke's Sandrin Precast 1 iod was Dong Heron on assists death of 18 .Vf’al‘ 01d Gregory from Mike Egll The last period was and outscored Lions. Doug I-Icron tied the game StickleI' with his second goal of night. assisted by Mike Egli and Danny Turkey, and Drew Hoover. Ross Hoover all accident Saturday evening. Mrs. The)" outshot. out- Hoover was the former Marie the Cobei' who was born and raised at Gormley. Mr. and Mrs. Peter in: several Thornhill won the game with and daughter-ln-law of Mr. and Mrs. of Arva in a car 5011 attended Gregory‘s the funeral. Mrs. Russell Helse is spend- days with her son Mr. and 0m.“ three minutes left. credit Mrs. David Heise of Dunnville. for the goal gomg to John David and his wife have Just Stephenson. Thornhill Atom “B” 6 Oak Ridges Peewees The Thornhill Selects 0 ~ welcomed their second daugh- for. Several of our hospital pat- :ave ients are home and recuperat- 3\\'a.\' size and aze in this game ing at their homes. Albert Heise playing Decwecs who were from York County. Mrs Wil- mostlv one year older, hm by ham Brash from York Central the time the game was 10 min- and Miss nn York County ‘ltcs old the outcome was longer in doubt The Thornhill team cor’rolled the throu:hout. Sili:lc coals pore scored by Shirley Smith from Miss Donna Doner spent the go me weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Gooding of Aalncourt Dale Donor Pam Routlcdae .Glcn Perrctt Rlll Buck‘er. Har- and Daw‘ Thiesscn motored to ‘3' Campbell Mike Mlidie. Mike Manitoulin Island on the w eek- Pa“kinson and Drew briclcc. Credited assists to Jim Bell. Perrctt and Mudic. Everyone played well. the bard cheniln: and checkin" \II' of l'hnm Turbpy measurable part in the victory Marin" a I Broad- end to participate in an inter- went church oili: Mr. and Mrs R0" Armstrong with of Toronto visited Sunday with Ash Br'llinzei and xiv: William. M" and My: RN and Jean and Mrs Beulah Jones at 8 pm in Victoria Square.but all work diligently and Will-l Community Centre. This is sponsored by the Home Econ- omics Branch of the Depart- ment of Agriculture and Food. The W] will meet on March 29 at 2 pm at the home of Mrs. Delbert, Baker. Roll call "My Favorite Subject In School". Wild animal study â€" Mrs. Norm Brown. Gazette â€" Mrs. George Boynton. This program will be in charge of Mrs. Charles Milsted. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brillinger. Vera and Jean. and Miss Laurie Brillinger visited Mr. and Mrs. George Sider of Hamilton on Sunday. Mrs. Sider had just come home from hospital after having surgery on her leg. Miss Laurie Brillinger is spending this week with her Bailie Speaking on hockey for uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. George Sider of Hamilton. A number of young people attended “Collc:e for a Day" at Emmanuel Bible College at Kitchener on Monday. The Watchmen Male Quartette of Kitchener sang at both serv- Anglican Church will hold their ices on Sunday at the Mission- ministry 81‘." Church. Their was much cmoyed. Congratulations to Mr. Mrs. George Barrett and Mr and Mrs. George Yak-e who both the area are asked to keep any had w eddlng anniversaries on saleable items for the rummage Tuesday. Mrs. Earl Doner on Wednesday. â€"‘tell her of the exciting happen- and rummage sale to be held in the entertained who number of ladies at a quilting items it ill appear in this column ‘ingly to help these boys. For all those lucky people .who visited the warmer clim- ates during the mid winter break or for those who travel- led north. east or west. give your correspondent a call and ings while on vacation. To the rest of us who stayed at home and had guests, your news is of interest also. Lion's March 20 the Lions held their meeting in the form of a father and child night. where the youngsters enjoyed having dinner out with their father. At their last meeting the guest speakers for the evening were Don Bellamy and Warren boys in this area. the need now and in the future for forming of league and ice time in Rich- mond Hill. Church News The ACW of Emmanuel next monthly meeting on April 4 at 8 pm. Final plans will be made for their annual spring .church on April 22. People in Phone numbers for those will be picking un such sale. ishortly. The RENAULT 12 was tested along with all the other small cars in its class (Import & Domestic) and came out on top. The RENAI'LT 1‘3 offered more passenger room. with easier acress. more trunk space. hatter brakes. more comfort. Radialâ€"Ply tires as standard. and front-wheel drive to get and keep vou going on snow. ice and mud. THE RENAULT 1?. CAN BE SEEN & TEST DRIVEN v AT GREENWOOD RENAULT 16 INDUSTRIAL RD. RICHMOND HILL = 884=8841 = 773-4444