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It was sudden death. Kevin Kernohan scored on his next try. but Armourdale also count- ed. Paul Beckwith scored his‘ second shot while Armourdale missed. 'l‘ravelways were through to the next round to end the suspense. Travelways Win “B” ‘At Newmarket Richmond Hill Travelways defeated Richmond Hill Black Hawks in the “B” Series Cham- pionship of the Newmarket La- bor Day Tournament in a game which assured the delivery of the silverware to our town. Each team played four games on their way to the finals. Both local teams are to be congrat- ulated on their excellent efforts and credit goes to Coaches George Barr. Tony Clayton. David Don and Don Washing-‘ ton. MOSQUITO DIVISION 1 CFGM Wins “B” Series ‘ Richmond Hill scored 27w goals and gave up two on their way to the “B” Series Cham- pionship. After losing 2-0 to Barrie in the opening game CFGM demolished the opposi- tion and coasted the rest of the way. Pirrls Lose in "A" Finals Coach Paddy McNamara‘s team came close to scoring the upset of the tournament as they last 2-0 in the "A" Series final. It was the fourth game of the series and the local lads just ran out of steam in a game which was played in a down- pour. Congratulations to the boys who turned in a superla- tive effort. PEEWEE DIVISION BAIF Wins "B" Series Coach John Elliot led his boys to a triumph in the pee- wee division "B" series as Richmond Hill picked up their third piece of silverware over the weekend. In the final game BAIF defeated the other Rich- mond Hill entry coached by Len Collins. ATOM DIVISION Travelways 3, Armourdale 2 The busmen advanced into the next round of the North York Cup as they won in a spine-tingling manner at Wil- lowdale. Travelways jumped into an early 2-0 lead on two fine goals by Centre Half Kevin Kerne- han. However. Armourdale stormed back to tie the score. Two 10-imnute overtime pe- riods failed to break the tie and the stage was set. Each team had to take five penalty shots each to break the dead- lock. Travelways scored four times via Kevin Kernohan. And then Armourdale scored four out of five. It was sudden death. Kevin Kernohan scored on his next try, but Armourdale also count- Ratcllffs. coached by Glen Fleming. won the Wally Kerr Memorial Trophy. ATOM DIVISION Sanderson Gulf 5. Tornadoes 1 For the first 20 minutes Tor- nadoes played excellent soccer but in the second half the oil- men started to pass the ball. The Stel and Harris combina- tion clicked for five goals. Out- standing player on the field was Mike Gignac. Expos 5, Emerald Isle 1 Although the green and white fought hard they could not ‘pierce a solid Expo defence. Lorne Baxter found it almost impossible to beat Expo goalie Mark Simpson. Stars of the game were Billy Dornan. Doug Macklin, Kevin King and Mark Smith. Travelways 3, Armourdnle 2 The busmen advanced into the next round of the North York Cup as they won in a spine-tingling manner at Wilâ€" lowdale. After 12 league games a marked improvement has been observed in all the teams. Each individual has progressed in his knowledge of the soccer skills and in the rules of the game. Following this week's games the league playoffs will take‘ place. They will take the form of a “round robin series" with each team playing the other teams once over the next five weeks. The two top teams (two points for a win, one for a tie) will then play in the champion- ship game at Don Head October '7. In this way all teams have an equal chance of making the championship game. Ratcliffe 2. Travelways 1 A tremendous team effort al- most upset the league leaders in a closely played game. Rat- cliffs nipped Travelways on goals by Barton Graham and Chris Buck. 'Ikrry Bunker re- plied for Travelways who gave notice that they are going to be tough in the playoffs. BAIF 2, Dan’s 13550 1 In a battle for second place BAIF edged their closest rivals on two goals by Wayne Harris. the last coming only a few min- utes before the end. Reggie Go- luh scored Dan's marker as there was little to choose be- ATOM DIVISION HOUSE LEAGUE SQUIRT DIVISION "premier" league championship. Dynes JeNo champagne was available so Travelway the boys celebrated at the local Lazenby's Dairy Queen. Leaders deserved victory. The local lads Travelways 1. played standout soccer and anenby's Leaders 0 would have scored more goals In a close game. Traveluays. but for the tough Willowdale led by a goal from Terry Bun- defence. ker. escaped the collar. Al- Dynes Jewellers 2. though they finished fifth York Mills 0 Travelways have been playing Two goals by Neil Smith gave well of late. Dynes the win in their final Final Standings league game. Once again the W T L Pts. locals dominated the play with Ratcliffs 10 1 2 21 aggressive tackling and shoot- BAIF 6 3 4 15 ing. This victory clinched the Dan‘s Esso 6’ 2 5 14 Goals by Ken Jensen and Neil Smith gave Dynes a well- deserved victory. The local lads played standout soccer and would have scored more goals but for the tough Willowdale defence. I {Minor Soccer Results DYNES ARE LEAGUE CHAMPS Coach Art Gossman is the winningest coach in Richmond' Hill Soccer as he led his charg- es, the Dynes Jewellers Squirts to their second successive league championship. These seven and eight year olds piled up an impressive record as they lost only one game during the entire season. This is one of the highest calibre leagues in the Toronto area and the cham- pionship is a solid recommenda- tion for the future of soccer in our area. Dynes Jewellers 2, Willowdale 0 tween the two teams. Dynes Jewellers 1. Lazenby's Leaders 1 In another close checkm game with great action to both ends a tie was a goo result. David Riordan score for Dynes while Roy Haywar replied for Lazenbys who he difficulty fielding a full tear during the holidays. Coach Ves looks forward to a full turnou with the playoffs just arounl the corner. Dynes Jewellers l. EMF 0 Dynes edged past BAIF on splendid free kick by Davin Riordan. Both teams were gear DYNES ARE LEAGUE CHAMPS Priority Travel 3, Richvale Scaffold Rental 2 Both teams were evenly matched but some excellent goal tending by Jamie Gwillam in the closing minutes enabled Priority to take the two points. Scorers for Priority’ were Paul Beckwith and Russell 'l‘hornhill with Peter Delgross and Glen Dunford scoring for Richvale. Star of the game was Jamie Gwillam. MOSQUITOS DIVISION Tournaments Inc. 5, Belgian Art Studio 3 John Isbister scored four ing their efforts for the up coming playoffs. Ratcliffs BAIF Dan‘s Esso Dynes Jewellers Travelways itween the two teams. ‘ Dynes Jewellers 1. Lazenby’s Leaders 1 In another close checking game with great action for both ends a tie was a good result. David Riordan scored for Dynes while Roy Hayward replied for Lazenbys who had difficulty fielding a full team during the holidays. Coach Vess looks forward to a full turnout with the playoffs just around the corner. Dynes Jewellers 1, EMF 0 Dynes edged past BAIF on a splendid free kick by David YORK UNDERWATER CLUB AT Richmond Hill Centennial Pool For Information: PHONE 889-1064 - 884-8017 DIVING BEGINNING SOON WITH a fast-growing, successful SWIM €I.IIB & REGISTRATION NIGHT Richmond Hill Aquatic Club Richmond Hill Centennial Pool NEWKIRK RD. AT CROSBY AVE. MON., SEPT. ll â€" 6PM. The only requirements needed are: 1. You should have at least, your Intermed- iate Red Cross Badge. 2. Be able to swim six 25 metre lengths of a pool. For further information, call: Mr. P. Pfenning 884-1217 Mr. Rab Donaldson 225-2917 (only in it's second year of operation) for new swimmers will take place at Ptg| U0 U0 Lonn‘acung WINS U19 Z‘l'lBAIF Trophy as league champ- 15jions. rrrrr 141 KING TOWNSHIP: Wood lllChopper’s Lane from King‘s 9 Concession 5 to the East Serv- ice Road is to be included in 4 7 8this year's road program for asphalt paving while Pump- house Road will have to wait until 1973. The two projects are being switched by one year because of delays in the as- sumption of Pumphouse Road, a committee report stated. wwwaâ€"‘d amaler ANNOUNCES Falcons 3 0 10 6 Belgian Art S. 2 0 11 4 Go Go Contracting wins the BAIF Trophy as league champ- Ions. Go Go Contract Flyers Pirris Fr. Mark Deciantis Const Avenues Tournaments Falcons Belgian Art S. Allen Lynden scored the only goal of the game as the Flyers blanked Go Go in an exciting contest. Final Standings Market 1 Neil Park and Guiseppe Mar- coni scored for Avenues as they edged past Pirris. The lone goal for Pirris was counted by Robert Hughes. Flyers 1, Go Go Contracting 0 goals and Ricky Warren added a single. Michael Flood counted twice and Jimmy Mark once for Art Studio. Deciantis Construction 13, Falcons 0 Richard Hughes slammed home four goals, Doug Chrep- tyk three. Russ Moreland and Donald Ippolito two each and Joel Reeves and Randy Tinsley counted singles as Deciantis outflew the Falcons. §PAGE 14 E PETER SMITH York Home T.V. 889-1646 Canada's most _ outstanding made-to- measure Suit Sale See Surprise!! Last Week’s Liberal Avenues COURSES IN SCUBA DIVING WORKS IN A DRAWER Color TV by Pirris Frult a-1mummumummnununmmum\unnmmm\mmumnmnmmumumuImumlmnuunmnumummummmmluuuummmum111mm“ummmunmmunmmmu“mum\uuuuuunmuum1mmmunuumnuunuummuuummummmmmuumuuuuluuum~12 a.1mulmuummu““1mmuI1I\m\luuummummlnn\m\\n1Im“u1mmllim\1u\\\mnm\m\l\\1llllmm“\\\limumummuuunmumumunmlnu\1\mmmmmmmmmummmummmuummmIumli1qu\lIm“uummuumuum“mumuulmuuuuumummumm -P Mr. Henderson. who lives at 191 Elgin Mills East. slat,- ed that “with the present in- creases it‘s going to cost me a total of $133. All we‘re getâ€" ting out of it. ls from five and a half to six hours of hockey a year not counting the playoffs and from five to seven hours practice time." Registration for minor hor- key in Richmond Hill will be increased from $13.50 to $25 for the up to eight year olds Claude Henderson told “The Liberal" that “there are a lot of people who just can‘t afford to keep paying out more and more money each year.” His complaints were ech- oed by A1 Polhamus of 415 Wenlock Street in Richmond Hill By FRED SIMPSON A Richmond Hill father of three minor hockey playing sons is upset with the recent announced increase in regis- tration fees for 1972-73. Hockey Costs Up, Parents Are Unhappy They’re low priced and so convenient around the home! 10, 26 ” x 36 ” Size bags in each packagé. GARBAGE BAGS KRESGE PRICE 44:; RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE TISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY CHEERFULLY REFUNDED He felt that it‘s time that the local hockey association applied for a subsidy from the town “the same as other organizations do. We can't, expect to carry all the load “We wouldn‘t mind a slight increase but going up all the way to $30 from $16.50 is ridiculous," said Henderson. and from $16.50 to $30 for all older boys. The increases were an- nounced by RHMHA Presi- dent Tom Graham who blamed rising arena costs and more hours of hockey as the prime reasons. “I think you‘re going to see a decrease in hockey reg- istration this season because peOpIe just can't afford the severe increase." said Mr. Polhamus. Both Polhamus and Hen- derson felt that an across- the-board increase to $20 would have been more in line “and adequate enough for the 1972-73 season." One of our best bargains ever! 60 and 100 watt bulbs. The two fathers were also unhappy at a RHMHA scheme whereby each parent would be given a back of tickets "which we are forced to sell or forfeit the $10 they al- ready charged us for. This is immoral," said Hender- son. Ten tickets on the associaâ€" tion’s snowmobile draw will be given for each registration fee to the hockey parent. If he sells the tickets he can pocket the money. Henderson and Polhamljs feel that a better way to ach- ieve the objective would be ourselves Henderson stated that in the past the local hockey as- sociation has been against accepting any help from the town “but our attitudes have. to change in the light of con- tinuing increases." The local association has conceived an idea whereby parents may get back $10 on their registration fees. KRESGE PRICE JUMPSUITS Stretch Nylon! Flared legs, Zip front opening. Color choice. Toddler Boys’ & Girls' 2-3X Our regular price 1.99 Ea. "I don't know too much about how the arena is oper- ated." said Henderson. “but I think they are getting a little ton extreme with the prices of their icetime. As far as I know. its a local arena and I feel we should get a better deal on ice costs". to provide tickets to the youngsters and "supply jac- kets to those selling a sub- stantial number of those tic- kets. We don't like the idea of having our arms twisted." They also feel that one of the reasons that more people don't turn out to the arena to watch the. youngsters is that it's too cold inside the building. "The arena people won't turn on the heat unless it's for some special occasion." said Polhamus. Both stressed that they are not blaming the association entirely far the increases. - Each A white shade'tops a plastic base in Black, Tangerlne, Red, Blue,Yel|ow, Beige or Brown. WE WILL NOT KNOWINGLY BE UNDERSOLD ON IDENTICAL ITEMS THE LIBERAL. Richmond Hill. Ontario. Thursday, Sept. 7. 1972 LAMPS NYLON YARN KRESGE SPECIAL KRESGE PRlCE 66 EACH STUDENT .99 r-:--.o-u --- -.~ -- r-u-4 ‘-u.«-4v-u-n.- -0--- REGISTRATION; OPEN DAILY UNTIL 6 RM. THURS. & FRI. UNTIL 9 RM. SAT.. SEPT. 9th â€"â€" 9 A.M. - 1 RM. SAT.. SEPT. 16th â€" 9 A.M. - 1 RM. Registration $1.50 payable at time of registration (No Advanced Reg. Accepted) Youth Bowlers 8-20 yrs.. as of Sept. lst Bantams 8-11 yrs.. 9 am. - 12 p.111. Juniors 12-14 yrs.. 1 11.111. Seniors 15-20 yrs.. Sunday Evening 7 pm. Boot Skate Rentals Available Stock up now on this exceptional value! One Size stretch nylon featuring regular brief, sheer seamless stockings & nude heels! Beige or Spice. Fit 90 to 150 lbs. PANTY HOSE ROLLER. SKATING (OLD ARENA) EVERY Tuesday, Friday & Sunday RICHMOND HILL ARENA A.B.C Lanes Take advantage of this great buy & save! 2 oz. pull-skelns m all the latest colors. KRESGE SPECIAL Our regular price 79¢ Skain DOUBLE KNITTING SPECIAL BUYS 0N QUALITY 5755a,. Admission With Skates, 50¢ Without Skates, $1.00