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BARRIE and TORONTO-Union Perry Hill Novices Have Nine Wins In 13 Starts TYKE Under agreement with the Transportation Development Agency‘ Ministry of Transpon, the Canadian National Railways will extend its trial rail passenger service until Friday, December 22, 1972 Pill Rollers 2 Woodbridge 2 Goaltending proved to be the difference in all three games played by Lazenby’s Pill Rollers tyke team on the December 1-3 weekend. The youngsters won two and tied one. A close hard-fought game Friday night against Wood- bridge major novice team was a clear indication that the Pill Rollers are becoming a well-oiled machine with each player doing his job. The game ended in a 2-all tie. Goal getters for the Hill were Jensen and Cox. The former's goal was a pretty three-way passing play and the latter's was a great solo effort. Macklin was outstanding in goal. robbing Woodbridge time and time again. Har- ietha got an assist. Pill Rollers 5, Thomhill 0 The Thomhill tyke team was no match for the high- flying Rollers as they were soundly beaten 5-0 Saturday. Goaltender Del Grosso made many great saves to shut Thornhill out. The Rollers’ Cox twins tBrian and Adam) are among the scoring leaders. Adam scored from Harrietha and Jensen; Brian from Troy Mitchell; Harrietha was un- assisted on one and receiv- ed help from Adam on an- other. Brian Cates scored from Mark Lockerbie. Pill Rollers 2, Orillla 0 The Rollers hosted Orillia tykes on Sunday, showing their visitors a tight. close- checking game, while walk- ing away with a 2-0 win. This game was won behind the blue line as Macklin in goal and Defenceman Cox. Peter Mills, Glen Apps and Carl D‘Antimo gave the guests little room to work. 10 Ride Strip: $14.05 Special Tickets will be required and will be sold by CN Agents at Barrie, Bradford, Newmarket, Aurora, Maple and Toronto- Union. Regular CN tickets and passes will not be honoured. Mills and D’Antimo. play- ed their best games of the season. Michael Smith was brought up from the house league for this game and showed he belonged by set: ting up the first and winning goal. Adam Cox scored from Smith. then Mitchell got the second from Lockerbie and Mills. Royal Bank 4 Blessed Trinity 0 Blessed Trinity white team tykes were the guests of the LLRT Royal Bank tykes at the old Richmond Hill Arena. The bankers' goalies were ready for their opponents as Lorne Baxter and Wayne Girard ended up with their first shutout. Scoring for the Hillers were Bobby Pet- roff. Scott Mansbridge. Dave McLean. Paul Ohlis. Assists came from Don Earl, Dino Murri, Petroft‘ and Mans- bridge. Royal Bank 14, Oak Ridges 0 The LLRT Royal Bank‘ Tykes made it a winning‘ wekend as they defeated Oak Ridges for their second win in a row. Their first goal came in the game as Murri deflected a shot from An- drew Don. The other goals were potted by Mike Smith, Mansbridge. Don, McLean, Earl. Ohlis. Assists came from Cleve Jones, Smith, Earl. Ohlis. Don. Mansbridge Girard and Baxter cashed their second shutout. NOVICE Richmond Hill 5 Camp Borden 1 Perry Hill Wood Products Novice Team journeyed to Camp Borden December 1 and defeated their hosts 5-1 in a rugged contest. Richard Guppy opened the scoring for the Hillers on a pass from Doug Jones. Neil McGregor notched the second with Guppy earning the assist. McGregor got his second when he converted a pass from Ben Howe. Dan Hen- derson blinked the red light with Jones getting the as- sist. Glen Dunford wrapped up the scoring for the Perry Hill gang. McGregor assist- ing. Richmond Hill 5 Camp Borden 1 In the return match here a week later, Perry Hill again defeated Borden 5-1. This was another hard-fought match. Danny Henderson led his team to this win when he got a hat trick. Jones and McGregor also twisted the ltwine for the local boys. Gaining assists were Craig Bradford SCHEDULE 0625 Iv Barrie ar 0651 Bradford 0700 Newmarket 0710 Aurora 0735 Maple 0810 ar TORONTO-Union Iv Local Times NOTE: Trains will not operate Saturdays and Sundays For further information Contact your nearest CN Ticket Office Bradford and TORONTO-Union Trial Rail Passenger Service Single: $1.65 Effective Monday. December 11, 1972 an additional stop will be made at Fares between between Halliday 121, Glen Dunford, Maurice DelFabro and Kevin Kemohan. Sharing netâ€"mind- ing duties were David Jordan and Edward McCleave. Richmond Hill 4, Orillia 1 Perry Hill Novices notch- ed their ninth league victory in 13 starts when they de- feated Orillia 4â€"1 December 10. Scoring in this game were Halliday, Dunford, Hen- derson and McGregor. As- sists were credited to Del- Fabro, Henderson, Ball, Jones and Tuck. PEEWEES Last week the Lion Pee- wees participated in the Osh- awa Kinsmen Peewee Tourn- ament. Lions 4. Thornhill 1 Wednesday night they drew their old rivals. Thorn- hill, as opponents in the first round and came home with a 4-1 win. Scoring for the Lions were Wood. Nigro, Bowers and Querengesser with assists go- ing to Nye and Leger. Lions 4, Bay Ridges 4 Rules of the tournament were that in case of a tie at the end of regulation time, a five minute overtime perâ€" iod would be played. If the tie remained unbroken, then the team scoring the first goal of the game was de- clared the winner. Phil Wood got the win- ning goal for the Lions early in the first period of this game played Thursday evenâ€" ing. Other scorers for the Lions were Nigro with two and an assist and Queren- gesser, with Nye and McMil- lan being credited with as- sists. Lions 4, Bowmanville 4 Goalgetters for the Lions were Wood with two and an assist, Nigro with a goal, Lewis with a goal and'an assist. Halliday and Gropp had two assists each and Nye one. In this game played Friday night, the Lions Were trailing 4-0 at the end of the second but with a good effort had the score tied at the end of the third. After the five minutes overtime. the score was still tied and the game was awarded to Bowmanville which had scored the first goal of the game. PEEWEE B Sanderson Gulf 6 Oak Ridges “B” 1 The locals played hosts to Oak Ridges Saturday even- ing. The visitors opened the scoring early in the first per- iod and held the advantage until 10:35 of the second period when Peden, assisted by Grenier evened the score. It wasn't until the third per- iod that the Hillers got on track and scored five unan- swered goals. Scoring for Sanderson Gulf were Roberts. Bedford. Wood and Grenier. Assists went to Grenier, McGregor, Jim Burnett. Peden, Taylor, John Burnett and Gossman. Bur- nett fired home an unassisted goal at 1:05 to complete the scoring Thornhill “B” 10 Sanderson Gulf 5 The Sanderson Gulf boys visited the new Maple arena Sunday to play an exhibi- tion game against the Thorn- hill “A” team. The locals opened the scoring with a goal by Jim Wood, assisted by Steve Madden and Ray Roberts. Thornhill came back to tie the score and go ahead one. The locals found the range again with Tom Peden scor- ing assisted by Jim Wood. Wood scored again to give the Hillers the advantage at the end of the first. In the second period. the roof fell in. and Thornhill scored five goals before 86 replied with goals by Tom Peden from Jim Burnett and Al Clark from Roberts. Thronhill then scored three more to complete the game and Sandersons suffered their second defeat of the season. Child (5- 11): $0.85 Sanderson lost the services of their fine first line centre, Steve Madden in this one. Steve broke his arm when he fell into the boards on the first shift of the game. The team will miss him and all the boys and parents wish him a speedy recovery. MINOR BANTAM Ban'ie 8, Richmond Hill 1 Last Friday night Rich- 1900 1834 1826 1816 1749 1715 :mond Hill bowed to Barrie [ 8-1. Scoring for the Hill was LDave McPhee, who was set ‘up by Dale Strang. Alliston 5, Riéhmond Hill 3 In this rough, tough con- test, the local lads showed more scoring potential, to come out on the losing end of a 5-3 Score. The Hill goals were potted by Ron Dysart from Dave Forster and Brad Lloyd, and Ron Dysart and Roy Russell. There was an almost end- less brawl at the end of the game. Alliston was handed four game misconducts and Richmond Hill three. BANTAM “B” Richmond Hill 10 Oak Ridges 2 This game was played in the Bond Lake Arena with Richmond Hill defeating the Oak Ridges club 10â€"2. The Hill's goals were scored by Bruce Chaisson (3). Eric Thompson (2). Dave Boling- broke (2) with John Peden, Mike Cox and Zenio Ferrone getting the others. Assists went to Chaisson (2), Errol Jones (2) Peden and Thomp- son. Scoring for Oak Ridges were Vince Freda and Mike Paxton with assists going to Randy Bullock and Jimmy Wilson. MINOR MIDGET Oakville 3. Bond Steel 0 Bond Steel had a four- game winning streak stopped with sudden abruptness Dec- ember 6 in Oakville when they were defeated 3-0 by a well balanced, highly disci- plined Oakville club which played three periods of ex- cellent hockey. The only wonder of this contest was the score. which really flattered the Steelers. Oakville fired 3 shots on net. while the Hillers managed but eight. At times the game resembled a Coney Island shooting gallery around the visitors‘ net. The only statistic that Bond Steel edged Oakville was in the penalty parade as they were assessed 18 minutes to Oakville's six, down slightly from the team average of 23 minutes per game. Oakville scored its first goal midway through the first period after a Hiller took an extremely foolish penalty. The Oak- ville squad was not adverse to accepting such charity during this festive season and they promptly potted a goal. Up to that point the Steelers had been skating with this Triple "A" club, but after that goal, the en- tire atmosphere of the game changed, and Oakville simply took over complete control. NOTICE TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL Local Groups or Organiza- tions wishing to request a grant for 1973 from the Richmond Hill Parks and Recreation Committee can get the Necessary Grant Forms from: A, White. Parks and Recreation Administrator, 56 Yonge St. N., Richmond Hill. ALL PROCEEDS TO YORK CENTRAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED LUCKY DRAW YBAMR “500” \/ FOR TICKETS CALL 884-3990 - 884-8665 . 884-7218 . TICKETS \. . NOW ON SALE .. A $5 00 Winner Every WEB/f Mike Coles returned to ac- tion in this game after an ab- sence of 2 games due to an injured hand. Bond Steel 3 Alliston Midgets 2 The stock of Bond Steel went sky high as the boys displayed a remarkable re- versal of form to defeat Al- liston Midgets 3-2 in a league game in the new arena last Sunday. Coach Sil Steffan vowed. “We'll be ready for this team in the return game in the Hill", after Bond Steel had been defeated 5-0 in A1- liston November 15, and the team’s performance on Sun- day made Sil look like a prophet. Alliston. a fine midget club with good size and ex- cellent hockey sense who out- shot the Steelers 20-18. scor- ed twice in the first period to lead 2-0. The Hillers. however, refused to quit, and Bobby Russell finally scored in the second period on passes from Richard Camp- bell and Dave Berseth. Only minutes later Russell struck again as he scored unassisted to personally knot the game at 2-2. A pile up in front of the Alliston goal resulted in defenceman Dave Berseth. who never played a better game, slapping home the puck for the winning goal. The Steelers came out hit- ting in this game, and they skated for 60 minutes. Ber- seth and Jeff Miller were highly effective on defence. while Tony Robinson was flying the whole night. Bobby Russell, who is always at his best in hard hitting games TH|$ Starring May Wright and Babbling Brooks Admission $20.00. Price includes buffet and refreshments and all the fun you can handle. Come on out to the Bond Lake Arena December 31. 1972. The place where it‘s happening. Now bigger and better than ever featuring Billy Ryff and his Riffs. DANCING 8:30 TO 1:00 A.M For tickets contact any Oak Ridges Lion member or Joe Martin 'I'HE OAK RIDGES LIONS CLUB 782-0932 or 1-782-0932 was the trigger man in this contest, and the team moved the puck with real aqghority; an excellent team effort by all members of this squad! MIDGETS Thornhill 6. Legion 5 The Legionnaires came up with one of their better ef- forts in recent games and still managed to find a way to lose another one. How- ever. the hustle and drive which had ben sadly lacking for the last four or five games showed signs of re- turning. Even though the teams split in the first the locals held the margin of play and built up a 3-1 lead early in the second with two goals by Paul Hoogenboom who was set up by McDonald and Bolingbroke. Scott Davey had opened the scor- ing in the first with help from Don McPhee and Brill- inger. The locals sat on their 3-1 lead and before they could get going again Thornhill had popped in three unan- SNOW REMOVAL PRESENTED 5 BY O RICHMOND HILL 884-2916 0 THORNHILL AREA 889-3612 Residential Driveways swered goals to take a 4-3 lead by the end of the sec- ond and were never behind for the rest of the game. The teams exchanged two goals in the third with Steve Morrison and McPhee scor- ing for the locals. Rick Sack- field and Brillinger drawing assists. Legionnaires 7 Base Borden 3 It's surprising what proper attitude and desire can do to the outcome of a hockey game. The Legionnaires found this out Sunday after- noon, skating to a 9-3 victory over Borden. For the locals, who have had their problems in recent weeks, it was a complete tumabout, as they outclassed their opponents in all deâ€" partments. Tom Lamb led the way with two goals and two assists, his best effort of the season. The locals built up a three-goal lead in the first on goals by Brillinger. McDonald and Sackfield. Scott Davey sent the Legionnaires ahead 4-0 with assists going to Hoogen- boom and McDonald. 884-8401 SEE YOU THERE Kevin McKeage and Lamb each scored singles in the period. sending the clubs to the dressing rooms at the end of the second with the Legionnaires enjoying a 6-2 lead. Lamb rounded out the scoring in the third with his second goal, with Brillinger picking up his second assist. Steve Bolingbroke, Horvat. McDonald and Davey picked up single assists in the game. It would be impossible to pick a star in this one as every member of the club gave 100% effort. The Legionnaires’ next game is Friday night at 10 at Newmarket. Next Sunday the team gets a day off as the York-Simcoe All-Stars take on the Tri- County All-Stars in Milton at 2:30 pm. THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Dec. 14. 1972 330 YONGE STREET NORTH AT OXFORD ST. â€" RICHMOND HILL OPEN MONDAY to SATURDAY â€" 9 AM to 10 PM Prizes: 1st 2nd 3rd Full Beard: $100 $75 $50 Trim or Styled Beard: $ 75 $50 $25 Centennial Beard Growing Contest Register $5.00 - January 1 to to January 10, 1973 rizes: 1st 2nd 3rd ull Beard: $100 $75 $50 To be judged in Homecoming Week June 15 to 23 Open to all, but must be registered and clean shaven to Sponsored by the AREA LIONS CLUBS: OAK RIDGES, RICHMOND HILL, RICHVALE 884-3859 start 13