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SQUIRTS Three shutouts in the squirt division are a credit to a trio of budding goalies, Steve Wyers. Stanley Klick and Tod Lavigne. Woodhill Garden 3. Copper Kettle 0 First place Fred Wyers' Woodhill Garden white-wash- ed Pat Reber‘s Copper Kettle 3â€"0. Paul Krandel scored the first goal. assisted by Mark Wilson. Steve Living- stone netted a pair. Steve Wyers was in the nets for his fourth shut-out of the SOBSOI’! Seymour‘s Texaco 1 United Cougars 0 Brian Camp‘s Seymour's Texaco edged Vaughan Mc- Clellan's United Cougars 1-0 and is place. The lone marker was scor- ed in the second period by Jimmy Gourlay. Stan Klick was the Seymour Goalie. Fraser Dunn Ins. 2 Levitt Studios 0 Fraser Dunn. coached by Barry Loughton. isthe other second place team in squirt. They trounced Bill Harker‘s Levitt Studios 2-0. D. Miklas & Assoc. 8. Roxon Construction 2 Bob Sherwood‘s Miklas broke loose once again and shellacked Dawson Cameron's Roxon 8-2. Robbie Hum- phrios and Mike Sherwood both netted three goals each. Sherwood assuted on three others. Humphries on two, Steohen nAcFarlane scored and assisted. Mike Mavery scored. It was Tom Belch who first scored late in the second period. followed by Ian Power. TYKE Louisville Sluggers 1 North York Traphy 1 Tom Dobson's Louisville Sluggers tied Charles La- londe's North York Trophy 1-1‘ Stephen Grosskurth was assisted by Steve Tuckey to open. Greg Pacek. assist- ed by Tim Wilson tied the game. 7 3 Thornhill Squirt Shut-Outs Gary Quennovnlo scored the first goal. David Foster scored the second. assisted by David Wright and Peter Arc- angeii. Dave Sobiski scored and assisted for Roxon. Michael Ransom scored in the last minute of play. Tare 5, Beamish Const. 3 Gary Petrinec's Tarc kept their strong hold on second place. defeating Ron Arc- angeli's Beamish Construc- tion 5-3. TARC was playing “come from behind" hockey as Beamish load at the end of the first Deriod 2-0. TARC then scored five un- answered goals. three and an assist by Tolfcr Hanson. Joe Danckert and Pat Johnson also scored for TARC. Danny Alberico assisted on one of Hanson's goals. With about a minute remaining. Tim Orlando was assisted by Quenneville for the final goal for Beamish‘ MINOR ATOM An exciting battle is developing in the Minor Atoms. as Delco. Japan Car and Willowdale Rotary will have eight points. Tudor Glen has seven. Japan Car Sales 2 Thornhill Building 1 Japan Car Sales under Len Jones“ coaching, doubled Fred Disera's Thornhill Building 2-1. Ricky Wilmsmeyer opened the scoring for Japan Car. Kevin Foster followed, assist- ed by Scott Jones. Danny Cayr scored late in the game for Thornhill Building. assist- ed by Ron Wildish. Tudor Glen Homes 4 Walmarc Wood 3 The completion of a hat trick by Peter Sommers broke the threeâ€"all tie and won the game for Tudor Glen. Jim Houghton opened the scoring for Tudor Glen. Som- mers followed. assisted by Houghton. Robert Reekie then scored a pair for Wal- marc Wood. Sommers. assisted by Darrin Cruse. put Tudor Glen ahead. Num- bcr 4 David Nixon tied the game again for Walmarc Wood. With only 39 seconds left in the game. Sommers completed his first hat trick and won the game. Willowdale Rotary 3 Delco/SPM 0 Don Dale's Willowdale Rotary shutout Brian Ander- son‘s Delco/SPM 3-0 with Don Dale in the nets. Peter Linton. assisted by Todd Mc- Knight. scored the lone first period goal. The second period Mc- Knight. scored followed by Jim Stever to make it 3-0. ATOM .‘ Normac 3. Shanahans 2 Alan 8055‘ Normac edged A1 Scott‘s Shanahans 3-2 and kept their tie for first place with Shoppers. Normac‘s W a rre n Thompson opened the scoring. Shelley Levine answered with three goals. the first assisted by Ed O'Brien. John Still tied the game for Normac. Paul Murphy then won the game with just over a minute to play. Turnpenny Shell 3 Stephenson Const. 2 Ian Francies' Turnpenny Shell downed Stephenson 3-2. [an Mackenzie's Stephenson was winning at the end of the first period 1â€"0 on a goal by Mark Jonak. John-Guy Beck. assisted by Bill Fry, tied the game. The game ended in a see-saw battle as Bobby Bethell. assisted by Andy Heyland and Shawn Ridout, scored. Fry then tied and now tied for7 second won the game with his pair. with Ed Dalein and Pater Steinbricker assisting. Shopper’s Drug Mart 3 N. S. Smith Realty 2 The third 3-2 Atom score was the total when D. Barnes‘ Soppers had a hard time beating Bruce Ohamney's Smith Realty. Early in the game, Shap- pefs Rorv AHen scored for Shoppers. Philip Chamney answered, éssisted by Keith McMahon and Steven Kemp. McMahon then put Smith ahead. Neil Morley. assisted by Roy Pavan. tide the game. John Dunn. assisted by Andy Quinn. won the game in the crucial minute. PEEWEE Buckler Ins. 5. Goodwood Sand 0 Scotty McCarthy in the Buckler nets shutout Bill Bell's Goodwood Sand 5-0. Steve McClelland scored twice and assisted once. Doug Heron scored and assisted twice. Mike Mudie and Glen Perrett were the other two scorers. Buckler and Goodwood are now tied in first place. Stan Cook 1. Canac Kitchens 1 An exciting battle between Stan Cook and Canac Kit- chens ended in a one-all draw. Mike Egli. assisted by Bruce Devenz. notched a marker for Stan Cook in the first period. Carlo Alessan- drini answered for Canac to tie the game. Trans Metro was edged by Marshall‘s Shell 2-1. It was the fourth week in a row that Trans Metro lost by one fatal point. Ma’rshau's Shell 2 Trans Metro Garden Centre 1 Earl Cloutier's Trans Metro opened the scoring on a slap- shot from the blue line by Greg Warga. Mike Shuk- ster. assisted by Rob Dament, anSWered. The winning secâ€" ond period goal for George Phepherd’s boys was notched by Steve Heidman. assisted Hv Gary Gollop. MINOR BANTAM Scott Plumbing 3 Thornhill BP 0 Bernie Nobert‘s “lumbing blan ked Glen Reid‘s Thornhill BP 3-0 and remains tied in first place.i Although no numbers were listed for Scott, the follow- ing players were giJen credit for the goals. Paul McMahon from Pat Fobert. Terry Quinn assisted by Jerome Flanagan. Dave Skinnte scored from McMahon. Steve Geiger was in the nets. ‘ HAVERY, Miklas Scott ‘ HASTINGS. Seymours LIVINGSTONE. Woodhill ‘ AREND. Copper Kettle THOMAS. Fraser Dunn ,,,,, PETERS. Seymours MASSON, Woodhill H FEATHERSTONE. United Co MCKENZIE, Woodhill ______ BOURRIE, Copper Kettle N Tyk SHERWOOD. Miklas 7 HANSON. TARC fl 7, H JOHNSON, TARC r PACEK. North York Trophy ORLANDO. Beamish HUMPHRIES. Miklas SOBISKI. Roxon CAMERON. Delco r HOUGHTON. Tudor Glen MAXWELL. Delco DISERA. Thornhill Building RUTLEDGE. Walmarc Wood REEKIE. Walmarc Wood McKNIGHT. Willowdale r r HERBERT, Willowdale SOMMERS. Tudor Glen Correspondent: Mrs. Sophie Logush Telephone 889-4405 The home and school as- sociation are holding a vari- ety morning on December 9 from 10 am to 12 noon. Re- freshments will be served while you brouse around viewing the Christmas Bak- ing and having your children try the skates which will be on sale or you just might be interested in one of the prizes which we will have. If you have any skate.c which you would like to sell olease bring them to the school by Thursday after- noon, but should you forget we will take them in on Fri- day. Make certain that your skates have the following in- formation on them: name, size and price. All those generous ladiec who are planning to donate baking. please hand it in either Friday afternoon or Saturday morning. Someone will be at the school to look after these items or you could give me a call at 889- 4405. The money raised from this venture will benefit our children. The proceed; will be used for the erection of the skating shelter which Mr. Lester has volunteered to do. Come one come all and help your school. Neighborhood Notes The Richvale Lions are holding their tyke league hockey registration on De- cember 9 from 10 am to 12 noon. This is for boys and girls from seven years and under. Registration for majorettes is still open to girls of all ages. The fee for this is $15.00. Both these registrations are at the Lions Hall at 31 Spruce Avenue or contact Wally French at 889-3780. Cathy Thomson of Duncan Road will be celebrating her ninth birthday on December the 13. Happy birthday Cathy. Richvale Lions will hold a hockey registration for a tyke league. boys and girls seven years and under on Saturday 10 am to 12 noon at the Richvale Lions Hall, 31 Spruce Avenue. The Richvale Lions Major- ette Corps hold their pracâ€" tice on Tuesday 7 pm at the hall. Any girls interested are most welcome. For fur- ther information please call 884â€"5097. EAST RICHVALE North Richvale NEWS Correspondent: Mrs. Rhona Wehrens 130 May Avenue Telephone 884-4333 Evenings) Thomhill Paint 2 led by Tim Leitch. Disera Motel 0 TMIDGETS Al Sproull's Thomhill‘ Chamber’s Esso 2 P a i n t white-washed Joe ‘ Sandrin Precast 0 Greenfield‘s Disera Motel tol Mike Briden's Chamber's tie Scott Plumbing in firstiEsso blanked Tony Baxter‘s 91309. Bruce BradShaW Sandrin Precast for their assisted by Rob Scott opened i first loss. Martin Bomers the scoring. Late in the sec- goal tended for Chambers. 0nd period Brad Oliver not- Bruce Tocheri opened the ched the insurance for Thorn- scoring. Neil Stevens fol- hill Paint. lowed assisted by Fred BANTAM Jones. Fisher Bros. 4. Shanahans 0 Fleetwood TV 2 Tim Coughlin's Fisher Bros. shutout Paul Davies' Shanahans 4-0. Paul Bour- rie scored first for Fisher, assisted by Don Sommers. Sommers from Bourrie then scored a goal in both periods. Gene Goldring was assist- ed by Rob Nichols to score. Brian Lennox was in the Fisher nets. Bernardi Bldg. 3. Hanna 1 An equal first period was followed by a Bernardi sec- ond pericd with Bernardi de- feating Hanna 3-1. Jim Downham‘s Bemardi opened the scoring with a goal by John Devenz assisted by Brian Heyland. Doug Jones answered for Gary Bond's Hanna assisted by Bob LiverSage and Mike Carr. lPlease list players numbers or the wrong play- ers may get credit for goals.) Two quick goals in the sec- ‘ l‘v Steve Patterson. the firs 0nd neriod were scored byiassisted by Steve Craib an: Ian Bell from Brad Bean. 1 Jim Churchill. the second b; and then Kevin Smith assist- Bernardi. THORNHILL CHURCH HOCKEY LEAGUE 10 Top Scorers Following are the 10 top scorers in each division, for the first five games of the season. The first game. October 14, was an exhibition game and was not included place are eliminated. Please do not change players' numbers. CAMERON, Delco r HOUGHTON. Tudor Glen MAXWELL. Delco DISERA. Thornhill Building RUTLEDGE. Walmarc Wood REEKIE. Walmarc Wood McKNIGHT, Willowdale 7 r HERBERT. Willowdale SOMMERS. Tudor Glen CYR, Delco _ Name Team HASTINGS. Seymours _____________ LIVINGSTONE. Woodhill ___________ AREND. Copper Kettle H THOMAS. Fraser Dunn V PETERS. Seymours N W MASSON. Woodhill 7 ________________ FEATHERSTONE, Unite-d Cougars MCKENZIE, Woodhill _______ BOURRIE, Copper Kettle V r_ MORLEY. Shoppers PAVAN. Shoppers THOMPSON, Normac FOTHERINGHAM. Shanahan MARCUS. Normac ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, JONAK, Stephenson POSCENTE. Shoppers MURPHY. Normac __ 7, BREITHAUPT. Normac BELL, Goodwood EGLI, Stan Cook VVVVVVVVVV COYNE, Goodwood 777777777 BUCKLER, Buckler °ERRETT. Buckler PARKINSON. Marshall _ BROADBRIDGE, Buckler WILLIAMSON, Canac FLANAGHAN, Scott Plumbing PUPOLO, Disera SICKINGER, Disera VVVVVVVVVVVV McCUTCHEON, Scott . 7 DOSCENTE. Thornhill BP TURNER. Thornhill BP DANTON. Thorn‘hill Paint 7 H U‘AGOSTINI. Thornhill Paint . McMAHON, Scott SOMMERS. Fisher I‘OBERT, Hanna COUGHLIN, Fisher tONES. Hanna DUNNETT, Hanna ' DAVIS. Dodds FOGARTY, Sandrin WARGA. Fleetwood ‘VIACKLIN, Sandrin GOURLAY.SmMrm TONES. Chambers ___________ 1RERRYMAN. Chambers ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 'I‘OCHERI, Chambers STANDINGS THORNHILL CHURCH HOCKEY LEAGU HNHHNQQQ wNwwN NH MAAAAnqmm Tnam Woodhill Garden rIopper Kettle Fraser Dunn S‘ovmour Texaco Levitt Studios United Cougars TARC , 7 3eamish Conetruction Louisville Sluggers _ ‘Iorth York Traphy _ Roxon Construction ‘Vliklas Delco/SPM Willowdale Rotary Japan Car Sales Tudor Glen Walmarc Wood A r Thornhill Bldg. Normac __ Shoppers Shanahan V. S. Smith TumDenny Shell Stephenson Goodmod Sand Buckler 7 7 Qtan Cook Canac Kitchens Marchall‘s Shell Trans Metro Scott Plumbing Thornhill Paint Thornhill BP Disera Motel Hanna Bemardi Shanahan Fisher Bro< Sandrin Precast Chambers Esso Doddq Doors Fleetwood TV Dempsey Reusse Thomhill Liom Wib Smith Minor Bantam (November 25) Squirts Minor VAtom Minor Bantam Minor Atom Peewees Squirts Midgets Atoms Bahtam Tykes Juveniles Peewee Bantam Tykes Atom Midget JUVENILES Demnsey's 5 Wib Smith 2 Neither team listed their numbers on the score sheet in this 5-2 victory of Dempâ€" sey over Wib Smith. Demp- sey remains tied with Reusse in first place. ' Reusse Construction 5. Thornhlll Lions 0 Brian Murley in the Reussc nets shutout the Thornhill Lions 5-0. Jim Hamm open- ed with a Dair. both assisted by Mike Hill. Dave Devine followed assisted by Mike Bernardi‘ Chamber’s Esso 2 Sandrin Precast 0 Mike Briden's Chamber's Esso blanked Tony Baxter‘s San-drin Precast for their Bruce Tocheri opened the scoring. Neil Stevens fol- lowed assisted by Fred Jones. Fleetwood TV 2 Dodd‘s Doors 0 Two goals by Joey Bagg were the key to this 2-0 score of Fleetwood TV over John Hornsby’s Dodd's Doors. Drew Warga and Ed Cun- ningham assisted. Bob Wat- erson was in the nets for 1% Gropnfield's Team. The next two were scored l‘v Steve Patterson. the first assisted by Steve Craib and Jim Churchill. the second by Bernardi. Goals 11 L 1‘ GF GA SO Pt. 1 14 3 8 1 1 10 4 7 Assists Tot 11 15 18 15 10 Thornhill OMHA Minor Novices ‘Squeeze Out Newmarket Win The Thornhill Minor Pee wees came out in the first five minutes looking like a rerun of Monday night's effrrt. Richmond Hill had no ‘ difficulty sailing through our ‘forwards and defense and Escoringz three quick zzoals. In OMHA Peewee Play Bradford, Richmond Hill, Barrie Too Much For Thornhill Squads Thornhill 1. Bradford 5 Thornhill's Minor Peewees couldn't get going against Bradford in this 5-1 loss November 27. Bren Macken on defense scored the only Thrrnhill goal in one of the rare moments when the team looked like it might break out of its lethargy. Robbie Spittle. tried desperately all evening but couldn‘t connect on the net. At times throughout the game it looked like Thorn- hill would catch fire and qtart playing solid hockey, but there was no consistent olay from the team as a whole. Thornhill can play better hockey than they showed the fans in Bradford that Monday. Dmember 2 Thornhill 1, Richmond Hill 3 Jody Hurlbut and Tom Morris. who shared duties in tho Thornhill not. had to stand up nuaimt stiff com- petition, They were called on to make superb saves. Each had to face a penalty shot in the course of the game, Thvy both played like veterans and withstood the Richvale Ready Mix 2 Bradford 4 Thornhill's Minor Novice team, sporting the Richvalc Ready-Mix colours. invaded Bradford November 28 to take on the local novice war- riors. It provided an excit- ing contest. Coach Ron Briden is fielding Thornhill's first Minor Novice team mine year oldst. It started sluggisth for the local lads. The heroics of Regan German between the uprights kept the score with- in bounds. I-lowever Thorn- hill marksmen were not with- out their chances and only a questionable offside decision stopped Steven Tschipper from a possible score. As the score was then at 2-0. it would have given the boys a great lift to have scored. From then on Thornhill settled down and the game took on a different com- plexion, The defense started playing a solid checking game. in particular, Tom Murphy who incidentally <crred Thl‘rnhill's only goal, Murphy played a solid game and kept his head up. However. the Thornhill squad finally clicked on a good pa<sing play between Grant Davidson and Kevan Goble. A few minutes later Goblc notched his second goal on a deflection of Davidson's shot. But this night belonged to German. who played an excellent game. Thornhill 6. Newmarket 5 A little snow didn‘t deter the Thornhill OMHA Minor Novice boys Friday night. After spotting the home team a goal. Ron Briden's team took on steam and rolled over the locals. Goble scored the first goal on a rebound off Troy Bradley‘s shot. Then Goblo put Bradley in the clear and he made no mis- take. Newmarket then came back with two quick goals to shock the Thornhill sons. Goble scored on a breakaway to tie the game. It then appeared as if our northern rivals had caught Thornhili in some Read-Mix as they bounced in a couple of scores. Only this time the lads in red roared hack and three more goals by Goble. the last assisted by Tschipper. put the New- market boys to bed pointless. McCurdy Family Moving To Barrie The steadily improving play of Davidson and consis- tent game after game hustle of Tschipper. plus Goble's five goals. helped Thornhill to a well-deserved victory. Thornhill 0. Richmond Hill 5 "he Thornhill Minor Novice team continued to <h0W an improved checking The Don McCurdy Family of Glen Cameron Road. South Thornhill. is moving to Barrie. A 19-year employ- ee of Ontario Hydro, Mr. McCurdy has been trans- ferred to that city as sales superintendent for the com- mission's Georgian Bay Reâ€" gion. He and his wife, Jean, have two daughters. Lisa and Deborah McCurdy was born in Stirling and iattended ele- mentary and secondary schools there and in Belle- ville. He joined the account- ing section of the commis- sion's regional office in BelleVille in 1953 and moved to the Frankford area office for a year. then back to Belleville to join the forestry department. He he- came a sales technician and in 1964 became assistant to the sales service officer in head office. In May 1965 he moved to central region as commercial and industrial sales supervisor and became residential sales superin- tendent for central region in May, 1971. iflACCOUNTAX 51:1“ SERVICES Hurlbut's penalty shot was Ebrought about when Richard . Briden. defense. put his hand I lover the puck as it lay in the crease after Hurlbut had made his initial save. Briden had no choice but to take the isecond penalty shot as Thorn- :‘hill‘s eoalie had been pulled with less than two minutes to go. Richmond Hill had a break- away on the Thornhill net. Briden covered back and stopped one shot from going into the net. pushing the puck off into the corner where it was picked off and shot again. This time Briden went down and drew the puck in underneath him. on the crease. All in all. it was a very ex- citing game. The fans went home shaking their heads and telling each other that but for the first five minutes it was anyone's ball game. Thornhill 0. Barrie 3 Thornhill‘s Maior Peewees. sponsored by R 8; H Photo Engravers came up against Barrie Peewees for the sec‘ 0nd time this season. with a resultinfl win to Barrie of 3-0. An early iniurv to Scott Burkart kept him out of the rest of the game. A rash of Thornhill penalties kept Thornhill from having many scorin‘z opportunities. ’ Hard checking and close play characterized most of the game, Two hard shots by ‘the Barrie defenseman Gain- :er and another single beat ‘ Thornhill goalie Jamie ‘Davidson. Thornhill is look- ‘ing forward to meeting Bar- ‘rie in their third game. Thornhill was continually forced back into their own zone and were given few op- portunities to break the net- ting. On the only two good 1 breakawav chances. the Rich- ; mond Hill goalies rose to the loceasion. The passing lack- ied the crispness of the week's two other games but the tenacity of the team was a good Sign. pressure, Richmond Hill came away empty-handed on both cases. game. so maybe Tchipper's example has caught on with the rest 01‘ the ieam‘ How- ever, the Richmond Hill team proved to be a little too strong for Thornhill this time. The Thornhill Minor Novices are Thornhill's first renrecontativo team for nine year olds and under, so all the bovs de<erve mention and eunport: Coach Ron Briden Manager Ken Moore. goalâ€" Rogan Borman and Anthony Risi. defenseâ€"Kent David- son. Larry Demarcor Ralph Bryson. Bill Sproull. forwards â€"Troy Bradley. Ste v e n Tschipper. Kevan Goble. Grant Davidfion. Scott Daly. Jason Rose. Harold Chopping‘ Prompt personalized ser- vice, complete bookkeep- ing, income tax and re- lated services. 117 Yonge St. S. Richmond Hill UIDDIDITIDIALLY GUARANTEES TD GIVE I SO. YARD DE IRDADLDDI WITH EVERY SD. YARD PURCHASED UNDER OUR UNIQUE 884-1538 Mr. Broadloom UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEES T0 REFUND DOUBLE THE DIFFERENCE IN CASH if you can cover the same area in the same carpet for less, during Mr. Broadlooms Famous 2 for I offer. DRICFCRANGF 39Glencameron Rd. THORNHILL 889-8163 BPE'N DAILY 10 AM. - 9 PM SATURDAY 10 A.M. - 6 PM. single beatl lie Jamie hill is look- ieeting Bar- game. ' ovices t Win Tchipper’s am on with eam. How- id Hill team j l little too )rnhill this continually . ) their own ven few op-‘ L‘ak the net- ly two good es. the Rich- ; rose to the : lassing lack- Iss of they ‘ games but; no team wasi 11 M i n o r rnhill's first am for nine nder, so allt mention and Ron Briden. oore. goalâ€" md Anthony; lent David-i larco. Ralph ull. forwards, , duced his ’ tween. In the evening, the Senior Commencement welcomed back Thornhill‘s class of 1972. Bob Valliant intro- classmate, Miss Janet Honsberger, who gave the valedictory address. She is now a student at York University. Janet was thankâ€" ed by Craig Scott. All three graduates had been. for the first time, elected by their graduating colleagues, and they made an outstanding addition to the program. PRINCIPAL INSPIRES Thornhill‘s Principal Don- ald Sherman spoke at both gatherings and his remarks inspired graduates and stu- dents to continue to be worthy representatives of Thornhill. The Thornhill Ti- ger Band began both pro- grams with the processional and ended with the school song. This meant not only a r fine opening and closing. but also framed a fine in be- John Collins and Fred Pombiere were respons- ible for the music program organization. Master of Cerâ€" emonies Stan Myers was credited with another Thornâ€" hill first. Both program cover designs were done by T‘hornhill studentsâ€"the jun- ior by Francois Chalifour and the senior by Linda Smith. Thornhill Commencement Prizes By JANET HONSBERGER Thornhill Valedictorian Some exciting precedents were set and some new awards were presented this year at the Thornhill Sec- ondary Senior Commence- ment and Junior Awards Convocation. There were over 175 grade 12 graduates and over 100 from grade 13. At 2 pm the Junior Awards Convocation gave honor. musically and orally. to the students still attending the schoolâ€"for their achieve- ments and contributions to 'I‘hornhill Secondary. A new award. financed by volun- tary donations from students. was presented for the first time to Linda Zacharko and Brian Seath as outstanding first year students. They are now pioneer holders of The William McVicar Award. THE LIBERAL. Richmond Hill. Ontario, Thursd JUNIOR AWARDS The Totton Prize in Math- JANET HONSBERGER As of December 22, 972, the installation of sewage disposal systems (septic tank) will NOT be permitted until weather conditions are satisfactory in the spring of 1973. NOTICE TO SEPTIC TANK CONTRACTORS, ETC. YORK REGIONAL AREA HEALTH UNIT other qualities available at low, low prices Free Estimates with no obligation. Easy budget terms and no carrying (harges for a full 90 days. Out of town call collect -â€" Call Now. FREE SHOP at HOME SERVICE ematics: Catriona Richmond and Brian Seath; the D. Foley Prizes in History: Phase "A" Susan Batten and Phase “G” Trish Bean, and for Year 2. Phase “A‘ Laura Atkins and Harry Silberberg, Phase "0‘ Athos Boiani, Viv- ian Gardiner. The William McVicar Award â€" Linda Zacharko and Brian Seath: the Bank of Nova Scotia Prize for General Proficiency in Year 3â€"â€"-Doug MacLeod. The Thornhill Lions“ Club Prize for General Proficiency in Year 4â€"Leona Gerroir: the L. H. Sims Prize in Typ- ingâ€"Judy Hughes; the A. R. Williams' Prize in Ma- chine Shop, Year 3â€"Larry Essance: the Regart Machin- ery Prize in Machine Shop, Year 3â€"Dave Cornell. The W. Carsen Prize in‘ Mechanical Drafting, Year 3‘ â€"â€"Fred Trant: the K. and E.‘ Prize in Mechanical Draft- ing, Year 3â€"Jeff Stewart: the W. Carsen Prize in Ar- chitectural Drafting, Year 3‘ -â€"Atis Daksis: the Gray-Tools Aurora Automotive Prize for Proficiency in Auto Mech- anics. Year 3â€"John Fedrig- oni: the Snap-on-Tool Award for General Proficiency in Auto Mechanics. Year 3 â€"‘ Russ Train. ; SCHOOL BOARD PRIZES) Louise Aibone (goldl. Car- ol Bartholemew lgoldi. Timo- thy Bean (silver). John Bish- op. John Blackborow. Neil Briggs lbronze'. John Chur- chill lgold). David Chutter. Juanita Crook Igoldl. Karen Empey igold’. Meg Goodwin, Susan Hallawell (bronze). Wendy Heron (bronzel, Dav- id Hinton tgoldl. Cynthia Johns [goldk Susan Kreycir igold). Eleanor Lusk Isilveri. Brenda Macklin. Barbara Martin Igoldi. Brenda Moore (silver‘, Geoffrey Richard- son tbronze). Jennifer Riv- ett ‘silveri. John Philip Sav- age ‘silverl. Ted Silberberg (silver). Pamela Stewart (gold), Carol Ann Stone (sil- ver). Michael Tam. Eric Kwong Tsang, Moira Trant lgoldl. Robert Vallian, Jim Webb (gold), Terry Wiles igoldi. Sharon Witzu and Jim Young isilverl. SENIOR AWARDS William McVicar Awardâ€" Brian Seath. Linda Zuchar- koz; Morley Kinnee Plaque for Proficiency in Englishâ€" Karen Empey: Helen Furse Memorial Prize in Latinâ€" Juanita Crook. The York County Board of Education Prizes for General Proficiency: Year 1. Phase Aâ€"Catriona Richmond: Year 1, Phase Gâ€"Karin Dysart: Year 2, Phase A â€"- Herb Schaeffer; Year 2. Phase G â€"Mike Wood; Year 3. Phase Aâ€"Doug MacLeod; Year 3, Phase Gâ€"Ronald Weeds. GRADE 13 CRESTS Honor crests. plus gold. silver and bronze pins as in- dicated, were awarded to the following grade 13 students: Edwin A. Richardson Mem- orial History Awardâ€"Geof- frey Richardson (Canadian J. O. Slingerland, D.P.H., Medical Officer of Health. In“ AVI. 07m. IAmerican History}; A. S. Elson Award for Proficiency in Grade l3â€"Carol Barthol- emew; York County Board of Education Award for Gen- eral Proficiency in Grade 13 â€"Juanita Crook. Historyl, Edward Silberberg GRADE 12 CRESTS Honor crests for grade 12. along with silver and bronze pins as indicated. were awarded to the following: Lance Aho [bronzeh Bren- da Attwaters, Carol Bagg lsilverl, Deborah Bassett. Eva Beeckman. Sharon Boyd (silver), Michele Oamereri. Garnet Cox, Jim Churchill (silverl. Frances Dawson tsilverl. Murray Flear. Leo- na Gerroir (silver). Edward Graves. Janice Griffin Isil- verl. Tony Hollingsworth. Karen Kiddey, Jim Lemire Ibronzel, L or n a Lennox lbronze', Susan Madden lsil- verl, lan Martin Isilverl. Doug MacLeod IsiIVCI‘I, Deh- orah Maudsley Isilverl. Bren- da Milford tsilverl. Roy Mc- Quillan lsilverl. Elizabeth Padmore tsilverl. Russell Pa- lin lsilver). David Parrish lsilverl. Nicholas Perivolaris. Anna Pettigrew, Candy Pow ers. SUSan Raymond (silverl. Susan Routley. 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