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If you'll vote for me on Dec.4 I’ll work for you for two years §2§JEANS Your co-operation is requested in the collec- tion of deer and moose hides. The hides may be turned in at any Ministry of Natural Re- sources office and in return you will receive a small outdoor cooker. The hides will be used by Indians in the more remote areas of the province for making leather goods such as moccasins, jackets, etc. ATTENTION - Deer and Meose Hunters zfim‘gm 49¢ NOW is the TIME to fill your FREEZER Front Quarters of Beef . . 65c lb. Sides of Beef . . . . . . . . . . . . 75c lb. Hind Quarters of Beef . . . 85c lb. Sides of Pork . . . . . . . . . . 65c lb. IF YOU DON’T HAVE A FREEZER - WHY NOT LET US GIVE YOU OUR QUOTATION! OAK RIDGES PLAZA OAK RIDGES “FROM INFANTS TO SIZE 14” BUT . . . you can get the best value for your food dollar at Levendale Meats. MANY VARIETIES â€" LEAN SIDE lb. 79¢ Levendale Road 0 Richmond Heights Centre Telephone 884-5801 VOTE T0 Ell-"CT GRAEME BALES FOR RESPONSIBLE REPRESENTATION MINISTRY OF NATURAL RESOURCES CORCORAN CARS or INFORMATION LEVENDALE MEATS IN WARD 5 Custom cut, wrapped and fast frozen for your convenience “Better with Bales” VOTE DECEMBER 4th WILLIAM (BILL) Elect CRACK RESIDENT OF WARD 2 COUNCILLOR 773-4468 ONTARIO Children's Wear Ward 4 884-2520 Knapp’s Paints 2 Allencourt Pharmacy 2 John Abma clicked for one (of Knapp’s goals and the other was scored by an un- identified player. Russell lThornhill and Mike Smith I earned assists. Stephen Shannon got both ‘ counters for Allencourt with |Bill Nelson helping on one. i l Netting the puck for Bar- rows was Scott Mansbridge. NOVICES Consumers Gas 3 Dan's Esso 2 Hitting the target for Con- sumers were Mark Austin. Bryan Buchan and Bradley with Bill Madden getting two assists. For Dan‘s the marksmen were Sean Wilson and Craig Redding with John Lloyd contributing a helper. Walker’s Insurance 4 Braddock Optical 2 Walkers‘ goals were netted by Peter Eckersley. Christ Trott, Matt Knights and Ed- die Opatowski with help from Eckersley. Alastair Duncan and Brian Scriver. Kinnear Pontiac 2 Barrow's Insurance 1 Scorers for Kinnear were Allen Evelyn helped by Keith Boulter and Steve Ritchie. each with one. For Fred's it was Pat Law- lor with. two goals, Donald Earl and Robert Durston with a goal each. Dino Murri with two helpers and Douglas Maclean and Bruce Shain with one each. Goalgetters for Charlton Were Bobby Petroff with two, Ken Large with a goal and an assist and Eddy Main with a goal. Bradley McKenzie and Paul Lawlor scored for Brad- docks with Lawlor and Kevin Kernohan earning assist points. ATOMS Scoring for Hans were Peter Morley and Robert Hughes with two each and Gerry Lawlor. Getting assists were Glenn Porter, Ricky Gerber (2) and Lawlor. Seafood Corner 5 ‘ Kents Clothiers 2 Norman Murphy contribut- ed two goals and two assists to the Seafood win. Tom Cubitt had a goal and two assists and Mike Smith, Blake Moss a goal each. Christopher Gaffney and Darrell Gleason an assist each. For Kents the scorers were Jack Cross and Scott Patter- son with assists going to Danny Busnello and Martin Green. City Wide Rentals 0 Jimmy Flett got the only goal in this game on a solo effort. TYRES Gormley Sand and Gravel 5 Fred’s Towing 4 For Gormley Andrew Don had a goal and two assists, David Giles, Tyrone Burk- hard, Brian Chittenden a goal each and Jason Lamrere an assist. Bob’s Boys 6 Charlton Hardware 4 Scoring for Bob’s were John Hughes with three goals, Stephen Kinnari with a pair and Jim Barton with one. Paul Ohlis and Carl Boyle had assists. BAIF 6 Hans Gulf 5 A hat trick by Scott Bartâ€" lett. a pair by Douglas Bell and a singleton by Joe Far- rell with assists from Lenny McVeigh and Jack Vantol (3) gave BAIF this win. York Simcoe Sports 6 Rice’s Rockets 0 Matthew Zurich had two goals and two assists, Richard Clendenning a goal and three assists, Gary Car- vin two goals. Chris Arbuckle a goal and two assists, and Richard: LaPenna an assist for the winners. PEEWEES Shields Footwear 7 Tony’s Esso l Shields scoring was shared by Allan Clark with a hat trick. Chris Bedford, Mark Bruhn, Greg Walton and David Draper with singletons. Earning assist points were Walton. Draper, and Bedford with two each; By BOB ROSS JIL Tony's goal was scored by MAJOR MITES \Phnip McLaughlin aided by Allencourt Fish and Chips 0 ‘ Jim and John Burnett. Danny's Sunoco 0 7 Dynes Jewellers 7 No score in this game. 1 Street Construction 1 Rascone Const. Equip 1 ‘ A hat trick by Doug And- City Wide Rentals 0 erson and single goals by Jimmy Flett got the only Brad O’Hara, Thomas Peden, goal in this game on a solo Jimmy Wood and Paul Saari- effort. minaki added up to a win for TYRES Dynes. Assists were shared Gormley Sand and Gravel 5 by Steve Shadoff (2), Les Fred's Towing 4 Smith, Peden. O'Hara, Mike For Gormley Andrew Don Flood. Neil Rothwell, Wood. 7 HOCKEY R \RESl ITS 3 Both Northwest goals were . netted by Mike St. John with |assists credited to Bob Ran- idall, Greg Wilson and Keir- | on Hickey. [ The Hill's goals were scor- [ed by David Eral assisted by 'Errol Jones a nd David ’Stockel, and by Dave Chep- ‘elsky assisted by Eral. Gold- ‘ing Park's goal was netted by Tom MacKinnon assisted by Mark Hunger. Mark Gossman netted the rubber for Streets. Hodglns Hardware 6 Eric’s Cycle 8: Sports 4 Hodgins‘ goals were potted by Thomas Jensen (2), An- gus McGregor, King Woods, Steve Madden and Steve Rey- nolds. Neil Putnam came up with three helpers. Madden and David Westâ€"Gaul with two and Jensen with one. Brian's Shell 8, Rotary 1 Paul Kisko came up with four big goals. Doug Lewis for two goals and two assists, Glen Doyle and, Ray Roberts a goal and an assist, Steve Young, Mike Neilson and Dave Collins with an assist each for Brians. Scoring for Erics were Peter Tipold. who also had two assists. Peter Long. Danny Petroff and Robert Greiner. Simms Construction 1 D 8; D Excavating 1 Albert DelFabro. assisted by Steven White and Doug Barton. got the Simms tally; John Van der Valk scored for Bobby Horton was helped by Danny McVeigh on Rotary's lone counter. Richmond Hill TV 5 Plrri’s Fruit 2 The TV goals came from Steve Bowers with two, Jerry Hughes and Wayne McCart- ney a one 9; and assists Rod Francey and Jim Dunkley tallied for Pirris with Paul Armstrong setting up both. CMR 8 W. A. Stephenson Const. 6 CMR's total was made up of four goals by Bruce Chais- son. two by Mike Cox, and one each by Don Campbell and Derek Bowers. Getting assists were Bob Adams (3), Paul Ireland, Lindsay Mur- dock and Dave Bromley. BANTAMS Surf Marine 3, CFGM 1 Scoring for Surf were Jeff Bowden, Gord Bedwell and Andy Cook, who was assist- ed by Bob Putnam. Scoring for CFGM was Gord Sinfield. Counting for Stephensons were Pete Kendall. Errol; Jones, John Thomas, Paul Henderson and Dave Earl with assists going to Chuck‘| Lawrence, Gerald Trottier and Jed Bartlett. 3 ALL STARS l TYKES ‘ MINOR BANTAMS Aurora 4 Richmond Hill 2 ‘ Twin Hills Mercury novice “B” travelled to Aurora 0c- tober 28 for an exhibition game and was defeated 4-2. Scoring for the Hillers were! Bill Madden helped by Craig ‘ Bedding and Ken Main aided by Russell Thompson and Paul Lawlor. ‘ Richmond Hill 8 Richvale 2 The local novice “13" team made an impressive come- back November 4, defeating Richvale 8-2. Scoring were Steve Shannon (2). Main (2), David Corless, Madden, Ed< die Opatowski and Brian Buchan. Assists came from Main (2), Kevin Kemohan (2), Peter Eckersley (2), Red- ding. Richmond Hill 8, Tyke “A” l Custom Decorating 6 Royal Bank 2 Custom’s goals were scored by Jamie Bentley, Sean Taineb and Joey Munro. The bankers' goals were by And- rew Don. NOVICE “B” T-win Hills Mercury en- joyed a good game against the town’s tyke “A” team, defeating them 8-1 Novem- ber 10. Scoring for Twin Hillsi were Kemohan with a hat trick, Corless with two' un- assisted goals, Madden, Eld- ridge and Opatowski. As- sists were by Knights (2), Thompson, Bedding, Corless, Main and Shannon. Mike Mulvihill tended goal for the first two periods, allow-4 ing no counters to pass him.) Scott Smith was in the neti for the last period. ‘ John Peden got the only Hill goal with assists going to Paul Henderson and Eral. BANTAM “B” Win One, Lose One Winson Construction Ban- tam “B” club played two games over the weekend. Saturday evening they de- feated Golding Park 2-1. Sunday the locals hosted Northwest Boys' Club and lost 2-1. and Albert Futo with each. Paul Brown (2) Steve Barber had York Region Junior Football play came to a loud close to the tune of a 27-0 shellacking of King City Secondary by an overwhelmingly pow- erful Langstaff Secondary Club. This Langstaff crew went the whole regular season play without a loss (six wins, no losses) only allowing a single touchdown, that to Thornhill, and then defeated King City. , A hard fought battle between two fine clubs ended up in a 22-14 victory for Alliston in the Georgian Bay Finals played November 10 in Alliston. Langstaff touchdowns were scored by Paul Conroy on a sweep and a Tom Benton to Jim Lessif pass. The senior boys finished fourth as a team with individual placings of let by John Cook, Bill Schell 37th, Steve Brown 38th, Steve Daven- port 102nd and Steve Gibson (who incidentally is of junior age) 109th. In the junior division it was Peter Kennedy who ran a fine race consider- ing he fell and lost many placings. Bayview’s only representative in the midget division was Jed Bartlett and he ran very well. I’d like to also congratulate the girls’ cross-country team for their fantastic overall first place finish in the girls’ Allâ€"Ontario Finals. Runners and the order they finished in were not available in time for this column. In the November 2 issue of “The Liberal” I reported that there was controversy concerning the ages of some of the Langstaff Junior football players. This was due to the fact that Langstaff only had one team, a junior team. I’d like to clear the air right here and now. I contacted the head of the Langstaff Physical Education Department and he personally checked the ages of all the players and assured me they were all of the junior classification. I hereby make my apologies and hope there are no hard feelings. My congratula- tions are extended to Langstaff on a fine season’s play. BAYVIEW THIRD AT BOYD In the All-Ontario Finals for Cross-Country running which took place at Boyd Conservation Area on November 4 Bayview Secondary placed third as an overall team. This was solely for boys. LIBERAL CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS PHONE 88-1-2429 Langstaff Juniors York Region Football Champs TOUGH BA'I'I‘LE AGAINST ALLISTON High School Sports BY GLEN POLHAMUS AN OVERDUE RETRACTION THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Nov. 23, 1972 Your chance to be heard and to meet and mix with your candidates. Discuss your concerns with the candidates for Mayor, Council, Region & Education. 7:00 P.M. COFFEE 7:30 P.M. CANDIDATES 10 RM. COFFEE EMMANUEL ANGLICAN CHURCH 15 McKAY DRIVE ('/2 BLOCK WEST OF YONGE) RICHMOND HILL (RICHVALE) YOU ARE INVITED - SUNDAY, NOV. 26 COFFEE & CANDIDATES STEPHENSON Sponsored by the Men’s Club “Working in the church and the community” WARD 4 VOTE DEC. 4th 11 AM â€" 8 PM FOR INFORMATION CALL 884-5332 DAVE STEPHENSON 13