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22 THE LIBERAL, Richmond H111, Untarlo, Thornhill Major Peewees Down Don Valley, Aurora And Borden to make several key stops throughout the game. The winning goal in the third period was another combina- When Howson opened up a two-goal lead, assisted by Rick Buchan, the Don Valley team rallied to score late in the period. Good goal tend- ing was done by Jamey Dav- idson for Thornhill. The opposition goalie was shattered in the third period when Thomhill scored three unanswered goals. Scott Burkart, Howson, and Ricky Booker scored, with assists going to Daryl Merchant. Booker, Tuckey and Hag- gerty. Thornhill H & S Reliance 2 Aurora 1 Aurora opened the scoring in this loosely-played league game, midway during the first period. Two minutes later a nice passing play from Paul Moffatt to Buch- an to Scott Martin tied it up. Most of the second per- iod featured scrambled plays Geoff Webber in the Thomhlll nets was called on Thornhlll H & S Reliance 5tion play, Don Valley Villagers 1 Don Valley Villagers. 8 team sponsored by Design Team Leasing and playing in the “A” Division of the MTHL, provided the opposi- tion in an exhibition game against the Thomhill OMHA Major Peewees. After a scoreless first period of close-checking hockey, Dan- ny Tuckey opened the scor- ing for Thornhill, assisted by Scott Howson and Mark Haggarty: 7 Mar-chant scored from 20 feet out, assisted by Burkart and Wayne Grant. Thornhill 6, Camp Borden 0 In their first encounter with Camp Borden, Jim Grant's team came up with one of their best perform- ances of the season. Solid defensive work, backed by the steady goaltending of Davidson, earned the team a shutout victory. The fast-moving first per- iod ended with two quick goals by Booker from How- A__: n ..... bu nnf‘ “avid Team Woodhlll Garden Copper Kettle Fraser Dunn Seymour Texaco Levitt Studios .. United Cougars Delco/SPM . . . . Willowdale Rotary Japan Car Sales . . Tudor Glen ‘ . Thomhill Bldg. Walmarc Wood Normac Shoppers .. N. S. Smith . Turnpenny Shell Shanahan Stephenson Mlklas Assoc. TARC . . . . Louisville Sluggers .. Beamish Construction North York Trophy Roxon Construction Thomhlll Paint Scott Plumbing Dlsera Motels Thomhlll BP Hanna Trenching Bemardi Bldg. . Shanahan Mustangs Fisher Bros. Goodwood Sand Buckler Insurance Stan Cook . Trans Metro .. Canac Kitchens Marshall's Shell Sandrin Precast Dodds Doors . Fleetwood TV Chambers Esso Dempsey Reusse . . Thomhill Lions Wib Smith Thornhill Church League ANTIQUE AUCTION SALE Large quantity of antique furniture, brass, pictures, picture frames, silver, glassware and also a quantity of new guns and old service guns, new snowmobile suits and a tent trailer. TERMS CASH Walter & Donald Reinhart AUCTIONEERS 742-7437 - 843-1071 BILL'S TRADING POST WOODBRIDGE AVE. WOODBRIDGE, ONT. - DEC. 2, 1972 Grads vs. Students In Basketball BAYVIEW GRAD NIGHT BAYVIEW SECONDARY SCHOOL FRIDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 1 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Nov. 30, 1972 Bayview Invites All Graduates To Attend AT 11:30 A.M. Doors Open at 7 pm. (As of November 18) Squirts A Minor Bantam Minor Atom FOR Early in the third, Grant set the pace for the rest of the game by converting a goal-mouth pass from March- ant. The dominating Thorn- hill team scored three more during a period when they controlled most of the play. Moffatt scored a sharp- angled goal. assisted by Buchan, a short-handed goal by Buchan was set up by Moffatt and Tim 'Coughlin. And Howson scored, assisted by David Johns. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Buchan sup- plied the details of this week's OMHA Major Peewee encounters Penalties plagued the Thornhill team in the sec- ond period, including a short-handed session playing two men short. But good de- fensive work prevented any scoring. In their first encounter with Camp Borden, Jim Grant’s team came up with one of their best perform- ances of the season. Solid defensive work, backed by the steady goaltending of Davidson, earned the team a shutout victory. The fast-moving first per- iod ended with two quick goals by Booker from How- son and Haggerty, and David Easun from Burkart. The first goal came on a nice stick handling move by Booker, the second on the rebound of a hard drive from the point. GF GA SO Pt. 13 1 3 8 16 ll 12 12 17 Standings 11 10 18 13 10 12 11 13 ll 16 Rendezvous 4, Baker’s S and S 2 A double each by Heinz Losberg and Mike Brookes accounted for the markers for Rendezvous. Bradley Brookes accounted for two assists. Bruce Ruytenbeck and David Purvis tallied Baker‘s score and double assistance was awarded to Andrew Urban. Herron S and S 10, Sportko 6 A hat-trick plus one by Barry Jesson and doubles by Frank May, John De Haas and Stephen Smith tallied Herron‘s markers. De Haas, J‘ames Corrick, May. Jesson and Joey Balistreri were awarded single assis'ts. Baker’s S and S 6. Herron S and S 5 Four goals by David Pur- vis (three unassisted) and singles by Andrew Rose and Robert Lowry gave Baker's the close win. Purvis provid- ed assistance on two of the markers and» Tommy Pap on one. Barry Jesson and John De Halas 'each tallied two goals for Herron a n (1 Stephen Smith netted a single. Jess- on recorded three assists and De Haas one. (November 26) Sportko’s Bryan Watts and Dennis Brooker each drilled a hat-trick and Larry Butka and Marko Papmegian each recorded one assist. Pizzaville 7, Music Shop 0 John March and Ronald Johnson each tallied three markers and Larry Thorsell recorded a single for Pizza- ville. Providing assistance were Tracy Warner (2), Frank Cavallo (2), Larry Thorsell and Peter Sing. Goaltender Paul Gullo re- corded his second consecu- tive shutout. NOVICE - TYKE (November 21) Pizzaville 5, Rendezvous 0 Frank Cavallo was the big gun for Pizzaville scoring his hat-trick. Singles were re- corded by John March and Ronald Johnson who were also awarded one assist each. Paul Gullo was the shut-out artist. RICHVALE MINOR HOCKEY RESULTS Suburban Rad 5, Northvale Motors 3 A three-goal effort by George Hussey and singles by Mitch Potter and Scott Suter accounted for the markers for Suburban. As- sists were awarded to Suter (2), Hussey and Potter (2). PEEWEE Danny Moore drilled a pair and John Vorich netted a single for Northvale. Jess Waddington and Rob McKin» ley assisted. W and P Motels 5. Raymore Constr. 4 Keith Coxworthy celebra- ted his birthday 'by drilling four consecutive goals and Robert Ishou netted a single for W and P Motors. Eric Hamalainim, Paul Mills and Chris Patterson got the help- Doug Chreptyk’s loner and a hat-trick by Dave 'I‘widale tallied the markers for Ray- more. Toni Vantdersanden was awarded the only assist. BANTAM AND MIDGET Loughlin Lumber 3. Surf Marine 2 Mark Nelson. Paul Bulger and Paul Walker 'each re- corded one goal far Lough- li‘n. Assisting were David Kelton, Ralph Griffin and Danny Twidale. Surf Marine's pair was tal- lied by Steve Lanrgfield and Brian Horan with assists go- ing to Harold Levy and John Della Serra. G. C. Romano 4, F and H Motors 3 Singles by Ian White, Grant Ferguson, Dexter Salâ€" na and Robert Stern‘ates tal- lied Romano’s markers. Ster- nates get two of the helpers and Ferguson one. Ken Abblett recorded F and H Motor's total with the a a Life Member â€" Richmond Hill Agricultural Society President â€" Vaughan Federation of Agriculture Director of the York Regional Federation of Agriculture I pledge to youâ€" that with your support on Monday, December 4, 1972, I will spare no effort and interest to reverse this policy of encouraging gar- bage dumps and do my utmost to stop any dumps being established here. We must all protect our property against the impact of nearby garbage d ! . “mpg leton Savage The past council has initiated a policy of encouraging garbage dumps in our Town of Vaughan. Vote MILTON SAVAGE for Council on Monday, December 4, 1972 For information please call 884-4939 or 893-1150 YOU SHOULD BE CONCERNED! COMMUNITY INTERESTS NOVICE (November 21) Oak Ridges 5, Richvale 2 Jamie Clhianelli netted both markers for Richvale and was assisted on one of his efforts by Mike Hegen- auer. (NoVember 24) Keswick 8, Richvale 0 Kevin Fox, a Richvale de- fenceman. was badly missed by his team mates due to a broken hand and a dislocated thumb. (November 26) Richvale 3, Oak Ridges Novice B 0 In this exhibition game, Ronnie Ince recorded his first shutout of the season with an outstanding perform- ance. Kevin Washington net- ted the first goal and was assisted by Wayne McLellan. Richvale's second tally was recorded by Randy DePeiro aided by Jamie Chianelli. Rounding out the scoring for Richvale was the unassisted goal by Jamie Chianelli. This was a good team effort. PEEWEE assistance of Rod Potter, Darryl Ramdeen and Steph- en Ostep (2). (November 21) Richvale 3, Oak Ridges 3 Richvale's excellent play- ing enabled them to come away with a tie game. Steve Cromb netted a double with the single tallied by Joe Battisba. Shawn MacDowell and Battista each provided an assist. (November 24) Richvale 5, Keswick 5 The boys from Richvale fought an uphill battle to tie Keswick. In this exciting en- counter Jeff Brooks netted two goals. Shawn ancDowell, J‘im Mark and Steve Cromb tallied singles. Assists were awarded to John Vorieh, Joe Battista, Shawn MacDowell, Steve Cuccio. and Jim Mark. (November 22) Oak Ridges 5, Richvale 1 Richvale’s single was tal- lied by Mario DePiero, un- aided. (November 24) Richvale 3, Keswick 1 Don Pridham opened the scoring with the assistance of Mario DePiero and Norm Stapley. The pair by Tim Middleton rounded out the scoring and he was aided on one of his markers by Gary Gath. Goaltender Bob Mills had his shutout spoiled in the last 18 seconds of play to slightly mar an otherwise outstanding performance. The game was a great all- round team effort. MIDGET illllllllllllllllllllll‘Illnlllfllllllllllllllllllll“lllllll“lll\l!lll\lllll| T h o m h i l l Secondary School will host the North York Chess Championships December 1. 2 and 3. Fifty- six schools in the Borough of North York. Thornhlll and Richmond Hill have been invited to particioate and it is anficipated there will be 40-50 entrants. Games will start Friday night at 7:30 pm. continue all day Saturday from 9:30 am to approximately 11 pm and all day Sunday starting at 9:30 am. with prize - giving scheduled for 6:30 pm. Recently Jonathan Schaeffer, a pupil at ThorvhillSecondary School, won the Hudson Bay’s tournament in the intermediate d i v i s i o n. Games were played at the Four Seasons Sheraton in Toronto and at CKFM Ra- dio Station in Toronto. Jonathan then issued the invitation to hold the North York tournament at Thornhill and this was ac- cepted. Chess Tourney This Weekend OMHA RESULTS Successful farmer with other business interests 17 years’ Municipal experience on Vaughan School Board Fourth generation resident of Vaughan living on Bathurst Street Married with three children MILTON SAVAGE Community Worker B. Sherwood Ward I Candidate Robert Sherwood. 35. of 50 Silver Aspen Road, Thornhill, is a candidate for Markham Town Council in South Thornhill. Ward 1. Decem- ber 4. Sherwood says he is hoping to get on with getting some things done so local residents don't have to continue going to North York and Concord for youth, library and com- munity centre facilities. Heavily involved in com- munity youth and municipal work, he has been a sales representative with a packag- ing firm since his days at Waterloo College. He ran for cou'rncil two years ago in North Thornhill Ward 2 and lost by 98 votes. Minor Peewees Of Thornhill Start Career With Win, Tie Thornhill 4, Bradford 0 Thornhili OMHA has this year formed a minor peewee team and for a first year team, the results are very encouraging. Coach Carl Clutchey has put together a team of very strong players. who are now beginning to jell. The game against Bradâ€" ford Nov‘ember 18 was a clas- sic example of team work and second efforts by all players paying off for a team. John Bell scored twice for Thornhill, with Jeff Eassun and Randy Barr scoring one each. The Thornhill goal-tend- ers, Jody Hurlbut and Tom Morris, both deserve a round of applause for their con- sistent effort throughout the game‘ The defense play- ed a strong back-checking game and did not hesitate around their OWn end. Richmond Hill 2 Thornhill 0 The game against the Hill November 19 was not quite so successful, but they were able to keep the Hillers to only two goals. The Thornhill team has the potential and desire. With determination and hard work, the recipe for a win- ner is here. Alliston5, Thornhill 2 This game on Wednesday‘ of last week against Alliston‘ was a great disappointment, as the Thornhill team more than held their own in the game until the last five minutes. Until those fatal five minutes, Thornhill had a 2-1 edge, on tallies by Mike Danckert and Jeff Eassun. Four fast goals by Alliston put them well ahead. Thornhill 2, Alliston 2 The Thornhill team was playing again as a very solid, hard-skating team, for the first two periods Saturday. They tallied a two-goal lead on scores by Eassun and ‘Robbie Spittle. These were well executed goals and came about as the result of great team effort. In the third period it was a different story, The Thorn- hill team let down a little. He says he is interested in BOB SHERWOOD Ward 1 Candidate He has taken an active role in Scouting. serving as chair- man of the 7th Thornhill Group. Last year he was a member of the steering com- mittee for a new social plan- ning council proposed for Thornhill. being involved in the com- munity and the activities of young people, being the father of four and busy in hockey, Scouts and baseball. Currently Sherwood is vice-president of the 750 member Thomhill Church Hockey League. He has serv- ed as baseball coach in the Thornhlll Softball League and also coaches a tyke team in the church league. A native of Toronto. he attended Trinity College School at Port Hope. His wife is the former Sally- Anne Clarke of Toronto. His children are Philip 12, Michael 9, Tiffany 7 and Paula 5. “We have reached a stale- mate with regard to a (Thorn- hill) arena complex. With the number of young people involved in recreation grow- ing steadily, we must demand an arena complex immediate- ly", he says. Sherwood has served on the advisory board of his church and for three years was a member and chairman of the Markham municipal committee of adjustment. a committee hearing minor ap- peals frm property owners. Also high on his list of priorities for Markham is an expanded library to provide better service. Alliston came on to score two goals. Thornhill has the makings of a great team, with two terrific leaders in Car] Clutchey as coach and Bill Davidson as manager. A more loyal and noisy fan club (mostly of parents) does not exist, and the minor pee- wees are a team to be heard from. Frbm then on Thornhill settled down, and managed to hold on to a tie. Marie Briden has taken on the reporting of the OMHA minor peewees' pro- gress. A happy birthday is wish- ed for Michael Quintile, who will be five years old Novem- ber 29; Mrs. Williamson Clark, Pemberton Road, De- cemb'er 3; Wendy Lyn Mon- roe, Yongehurst Road, De- cember 4; Paul Hirano, Ker- sey Crescent. December 6; and Caroline Stuard, May Avenue. North Richvale NEWS Correspondent: Mrs. Rhona Wehrens 130 May Avenue Telephone 884-4333 tEven'mgs) I CRISP ELECT REGIONAL and MARKHAM COUNCILLOR HE HAS THE TIME, EXPERIENCE, ABILITY MARKHAM NEEDS FOR INFORMATION CALL asp-3244 Good government at the local and regional levels. Closer relationship between local and regional councils. Recognition and definition of the functions of the governing body, Council and the administrative body (staff), thereby improving the efficiency of each. Closer control over spending but not to the detriment of established or essential services; set up system of priorities. Continuance of development of our parks consistent with the requirements of the resi- dents of the areas in which they are located. Improved maintenance of local roads. Preservation of community identity. Continuing good development of the Town of Markham with stricter control over high- density. E“- MARKHAM COUNCILLOR 24 YEARS RESIDENT OF THE AREA PETER SMITH York Home TV. VOTE to ELECT BOB SHERWflflIl COUNCILLOR DUREEN 0U “A MAN INVOLVED IN THE COMMUNITY” TOWN OF MARKHAM WORKS IN A DRAWER Color TV from 889-1646 GET YOUR WARD 1 MARKHAM Board of Education HARRY ELECT COPPER KETTLE TAVERN 7529 YONGE ST. THORNHLL - 889-7168 EVERY FRI.& SAT. NIGHT BILL McCLORY! 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