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TSS Tiger Tales Stephen Bird scored the second United goal, assisted by Ian McGregor. A quick answer by William Pryzdial from Stephen Bate and Dean Willems finished off the game with great excitement. TYRES Roxson 1. Beamish 1 With equal points in the standings, Beamish and Rox- son played as might be ex- pected to a 1-1 tie. Mike Sues frOm Paul Thomas and Fisher Brothers 5 Louisville 1 A 4-0 lead in the first per- iod by Fisher Brothers was slowed down in the second by the Louisville Sluggers, but not enough to change the difference. Fisher re- mains in first place, Louis- ville in third. Steve Living- stone scored his first hat trick of the season. with two goals in the first period, one in the second. Richard Park- inson followed Livingstone’s first. Robbie Newton fin- ished off the first period with his goal. and assisted on the third goal of the game. A late second period goal by John Hastings from Stu- art Abramowitz and Jimmy Gourlay ruined Steve Wyers’ shut-out. One of last week's goals for Louisville should have been credited to Jimmy Paul. The Town of Markham Public Libraries are con- tinually expanding their largaprint book collection. A 15 title selection of these increasingly popular books has recently arrived at the three branches. The latest shipment is comprised of books which will appeal to a wide range of readers. Best-sellers such as "Burnt Offerings” by Robert Maesco; mysteries like “Sleeping Beauty" by Ross Macdonald; soon to be a movie “Oklahoma Crude" by! Marc Norman. and Gothics such as “The Devil of Aske" by Pamela Hill are only four of the books which have just arrived. Other titles newly avail- able are: “The Florentine" by Sandra Shulman, "Tyler's Row" by Miss Read. “Sadie Shipiro's Knitting Book" by Robert Kimmel Smith, “Good-bye to Yesterdzw" by Arlen Hale. "Neuhergate" by Norah Lofts, “Lives of Girls and Women" by Alice Mun- ro, “Smoke-screen" by Dick Francis, “Wild Pitch" by A. Thomhlll United 2 Copper Kettle l Thornhill United and Cop- per Kettle played an excit- ing battle. with the Kettlers holding first place Cougars to a 2-1 win. Late in the first period Greg Celmainis assisted by Rodney Muir. opened for United. David Saunders from Dean Allan opened the scoring. With three minutes remain- ing in the game, Todd La- vigne scored the insurance. Levitt Studios 1 Seymour’s Texaco 0 Another goalie had his first shut-out this season. Mike Whitehouse was in the Levitt net when they shutout Seymour's Texaco 1-0. John Gannage scored the game's only goal. assisted by Chris McRae. The Drama Club’s forthcoming production, “The Matchmaker”, has been postponed until the New Year. Everyone is looking forward to what will be an excellent play! Custom Radius 2 Royal Burgers 0 With Chris Patterson in nets. Custom Radius' had their first shut-out of the season, downing second p1“ Royal Burgers 2-0. Dillinger Plays For Christmas Dance Friday Christmas is coming to Thornhill Secondary, tomorrow (Friday) at 8 pm in the form of a dance. “Dillinger” will be on hand to provide the music. So come out and have a good time. This is the social event ,of the season! If you feel like a stuffed turkey, it is no wonder! Beaver Foods served their annual High School Christmas Dinner yesterday. A turkey dinner with all the trimmings is refreshing fare compared to the customary sandwiches. The teachers are providing a harness to keep us in check during the pre-Christmas season, what with their remarks about this being the beginning of term two and a chance to turn over several new leaves. SQUIRTS Walmarc Wood Minor Atoms Edge Delco T001 Telephone 889-3073 The quick delivery of most of the score sheets this week was very much appreciated. Some of the convenors have been putting positive suggestions on the score sheets to include in the article. Outstanding defensive play, etc., can- not be picked up from the score sheets. The J un- iors even provided complete write-ups this week, although the joumalists’ names were not included. TOWN OF MARKHAM i PUBLIC LIBRARIES New Shipment Raises Number Of Large Print Books For Handicapped To 200 Canac Kitchens Peewees Give Buckler Insurance Their First Loss Of Season By MAQGARET HQUGQTON CHRISTMAS DINNER David Nixon scored the first and third goals for Normac with assists from Ricky Stanley and Duhee Lee. Lee scored the second to make it 2-0. Greg Chesser also scored the first and last goals, but for the opposing Deluca. Both assists were from Joey Magnacca. Kevin Walmarc Wood 2 Delco Tool/SPM 1 Walmarc Wood and Delco Tool played an exciting 2-1 game, with second place Walmarc turning up another win. Bruce Catoen opened for Walmarc. Bobby Pople from Barry Cull and Dwayne Parkin answered. With hopes never dimming, Walmarc showed their stuff and Steven McFarlane from Catoen notched the winner. Poly-Converters 5 Tudor Glen Homes 0 John Davidson in the Poly nets gets his second shut-out in a row in a 5-0 win over Tudor Glen Homes. Larry DeMarco scored twice and assisted on one. Cameron Faulds got two goals. Joe Danckert opened the scor- ing. Mike Havery and Craig Still both got assists. Willowdale Rotary 2 7-Up 2 After an almost scoreless first period, 7-Up's Warren Butt. assisted by Ed Brown opened the game. Ted Kirk- patrick from John Cameron turned it into a tie. The winner came from the stick of Ronnie Claringbold. assisted by Mike Darby. Normac Kitchens 3 Deluca Dental Lébs 3 Although Normac led throughout the first period and most of the second, Del- uca broke their losing streak with this tie and slowed down first place Normac just a little. B. Guthrie, Jr., “A Natural Year" by Grace Firth, "The Defection of A. J. Lewinter" by Robert Littell and “Miss Seeton Sings" by Heron Carvic. Large-print books enable many visually handicapped people to read for pleasure once again. The books are reset in a type more than twice the size of the stan- dard edition and yet the Large Print Books them- selves are the same size and weight as the original edi- tions. Although readers at all three branches have been borrowing large-:print books eagerly, we are constantly striving to inform all people in the area served by the Town of Markham Libraries, of this worthwhile publish- ing program. With this latest shipment we now have over 200 titles in Large Print. Surely we have something for everyone. We urge friends and relatives to select copies for those who are often times unable to come to the library them- selves. John McLellan from Brian Masson followed quickly with‘ the second. Curley from Brad Celmainis made it 3-0. MINOR ATOM David Fowler opened for Roxson. Chris Stonkus from Richard Arend answered for Beamish. Reusse 3 North York Trophies 0 Reusse Construction with Reinhard Reusse in the nets had another shut-out this week, and they downed NY Trophies 3-0. Ron Caughlin from Ken Curley opened, after a scoreless first period. l CARRIER Dunn and Daurio put the icing on the cake with a couple more and the score was six goals for Canac ag- ainst the first place Buckler with one more to come from the insurancemen. Mark Jonak answered in the final minute. Marshall’s Shell 5 Disera Motels 5 Disera Motel kept the spectators on their feet for 40 minutes, as they partici- pated in another cliffâ€" hanger. The final tying goal went against them this week. John Beck was a standout defenseman for this revitalized Disera team. The second period began with the tying goal by Scott Jarvie, assisted by Robin Culley. This tie lasted only a couple of minutes until Jim Belch, assisted by Bruno Colucci and Allan made the game equal again. After an almost scoreless first period, Andrew Hey- land opened. assisted by John Dunn. Paul Dewling followed to end the period 2-0. Andrew Marcus from John McCarthy made it 2-1. Canac then put four unan- swered goals in the net, just to prove their first period lead was no flukex Stewart Breithaupt from Dewling and Rick Daurio scored first. Don Poscente from Dunn and Heyland followed. Rory Allen notched his first hat-trick of the season, with the final goal tying the game when the clock still had one second to tick, al- though a chanting Disera bench called the final sec- onds a little ahead of the clock. Stephen Boyd from An- drew Quinn opened th’e scor- ing in the first minute for Marshall's Shell. Randy Webb, assisted by Scott Fotheringham tied the game, only to see Allen from Quinn and Brian Jones make it 2-1 for Marshall‘s to end the first period. Canac Kitchens 8 Buckler Insurance 2 Canac Kitchens gave Buck- ler~their first loss of the season. The Canac giant killers are ow only one point short of second place. This spirited Disera bunch took the lead at this point. with David Shepherd fol- lowed by Culley making it 4â€"3 for them. With two minutes remaining in the game. Allan began his pur- suit of a hat trick. Stephen Wildish helped him in this endeavor. With only 38 seconds left, the opposing Number 7, Fotheringham snatched the tie away, and Disera was exhuberant. A1- lan from Bird and Belch thought better of it. and got themselves a tie when the clock said there was still one second in the game. This was a second Week of excitv ing play at the Maple Arena on Saturday nights for the peewees. Mark Greenberg, Dwayne Virgo, Norman Carrotte. Bryon Disera, Danny Cyr and Mike Moore all scored, with Virgo and Dis- era getting assists. A lone answer for Shoppers came at the end of the first per- iod scored by Stephen Herb- ert, assisted by Gary Cur- ley. PEEWEES Stan Cook 3 Goodwood Sand 0 John Knox got his first shut-out of the season when Foster from Tim Denomme scored Deluca's second goal, turning the tables and Del- uca’s spirits. York Fire 3. N. S. Smith 3 York Fire ,took a 3-0 lead and thought they could re- lax. Smith put on the presâ€" sure and managed to tie it up and move out of the cel- lar. Everyone got a piece of the action as Demarco down- ed Shoppers 6-1. A loose goal post let in the first goal, and Shoppers seemed to go downhill right from the beginning. Eric Stephenson opened the scoring. Todd McKnight from Stephenson and Scott Gray scored the second. The third unanswered goal was scored by Joey Foti from Bill Hollings. At this point, late in the second period. the realtors had had enough. Marty Coughlin from Tim Maxwell turned the tide. David Marris then scored two goals. the second assisted by Maxwell and Cameron Brooke to make an exciting finish and a turn in N. S. Smith's luck. Demarco 6, Shopper's Drug l gsagé; \ r. \ COMPLETE upnmnmmrr “The Liberal” requires a responsible boy or girl for an established paper route in the Romfield Circuit area of Thornhill. This is an excellent >opportunity to earn some extra pocket, money: Please Phone Dinah Darlington at 884- 1105 for further details. vowns a. coumnve SQUARE I.“ done: AT srsnzs “W‘mX COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE EYEGLASS PRESCRIPTIONS FIllED CONTACT lENSES hard & soft MODERN FRAME STYLES CUSTOM MADE FRAMES SAFETY GLASSES FOR WORK 0R PLAY OPEN MON»FRI IO AM â€"10 PM SAT 10 AM >6 PM 223-5168 York Printing 5 Japan Car Sales 2 First place York Printing scored an easy win over Ja- pan Car with a 5-2 tally. Eric Bauer from Mike Gor- man opened. Jeff Curley put the second puck in the net, assisted by Bauer. Mark Hill came up with a reply for Japan, with some help from Paul Laurin and Mike Flug. Gorman from Bauer continued as a happy com- bination. and scored again. Mischtian followed with two more before the period was over. Fusco scored ag- ain, Dave Bradley for Fis- cher notched their only an- swer, and Paul McMahon from John Wilkes put one in for good measure. Bernardi 5. Shanahans 3 After losing three games in a row, Bemardi came back with a solid win over first place Shanahans in a high- penalty game at Maple Sat- urday night; Jim Lee scored the winner and the insur- ance. JeIKJe Flanagan opened for Bernardi. Paul Poscente from Keith Turner tied it up for a minute to be fol- lowed by Dave D'Agostini with some help from Dun- can Cameron to take the lead. Feeling more confi- dent, Mike Pacek and Lee scored two quick goals, with Dave Daymont assisting Lee. Bruce Smith kept up the pace with some help from Mark Danton for Shanahan. Lee decided the win needed some insurance, and scored again.- Poscente scored his second, with assistance of David Rozycki and Mark Strom for Shanahans’ final counter. MIDGETS Ted Heidman assisted by Steve Adams made it a close game early in the second period. but Curley from Gor- man. followed by Mike Still from Bauer, scored again for York. Taurin’s Esso 2 Dodd’s Doors 1 Taurin's Esso finally came up with a win, doubling sec- ond place Dodd's Doors 2â€"1 in a good game of hockey. Tim Leon opened for Taur- in's. Heyland answered with Dodd's only marker. JUNIORS BANTAMS Hanna Trenching 6 Fisher Brothers 1 There were two Bantam upsets this week. with Hanna downing Fisher in their second win of the season. Brian Mischtian led the rout with a hat trick and an as- sist. all in the first period. Mischtian opened the game, assisted by Ugo Fusco. Fusco from Mischtian and Dave Avard scored the secâ€" ond. Travelways 5 Thomhill Lions 1 The Travelways junior hockey team finally put themselves together as dis- played in an impressive 5-1 victory over Thomhill Lions. Sparked by end to end rushes of John Hopper. and a full team effort, the Trav- elways team disrupted Lions usual robust hard-hitting game. Doug Holubec open- ed scoring for Lions. assist- ed by Scott Meddick in the first period. But Hugh Mc- Millan picked up a stray pass from line-mate Norm Sharpe and tied the game. Greg Lee put Travelways in front in the second per- iod by blasting a point shot behind Bill Preistman. Mc- Millan assisted. Dan Kirby scored in a goal mouth The winner came from the sticks of Jones and Alex- ander in the first period. with both teams remaining scoreless in the second half. Stan Cook blanked Good- wood Sand to tie them with seven points in the Peewee standings, which are getting tighter week by week. After a scoreless first per- iod, Keith Sutch scored twice, the first assisted by Phil Chamney and David Wylie. Shelley Levine from Stephen Kemp then scored the third. Cook and Good- wood are tied in the stand- ings. MINOR BANTAMS MINOR BANTAMS With inexperienced time keepers and late arrival of score sheets a report of the scores is all that can be managed before the dead- line. Bill Best Tires 6 Peck Shell 3, Dickie Dee 6 Sandrin Precast 2. Creig-thon and Allin 4 Thornhill Paint 3. Margell Flyers Selects 3 Clairlea 4 scramble assisted by Sharpe and Charlie Buick in the thirk period. In the final two minutes Lee scored his second goal following a Hop- per rush. started by 3 Ma- lone pass. The “Energy Crisis" has not affected the high-flying spirits of Thornhill's Junior teams, as Markham remains winless in the three en- counters this year. Sharpe scored the final goal of the game. assisted by McMillan and Malone, with just over a minute re- maining. The acquisition of John Malone from Wib Smith has definitely proved to be a big asset in the new form Travelways are dis- playing. (It is rumored a deal is in the making be- tween Thornhill Lions and either Wib Smith or Hall's Esso). Thornhill Reusse Const. 9 Markham Economist & Sun 1 The Juniors are finding Sunday mornings a fine time to employ surplus energy at playing some good solid hoc- key. The past Sunday Chris Chumey‘s Reusse Construc- tion burne'd Markham‘s Ec- onomist and Sun by a score of 9-1. Single goals were contributed by Steve Davis, Ed Graves, and Peter Tomp- kins. While the PJJ line M WWW‘ 0 WE PROVIDE EXPERT INSTALLATION AND UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEE THE QUALITY OF WORKMANSHIP FOR THE ENTIRE LIFE OF THE CARPET We cater to Clubs and Parties Cheese Trays - Meat Trays Fancy Sandwiches EUROPEAN DLICA'I'ESSEN PHONE 832-1212 MAPLE electrified Markham with four goals by Peter Harvey, Joe Devine had a goal and three assists, and John Quinn with a goal and five assists. The superb goaltending of Brian Murley blanked Mark- ham until the third period when Jim Seebeck whipped one through. Hall’s Esso 3 Wib Smith 2 One of the most enter- taining games of the season was between Hall's E550 and Wib Smith. the two top teams. The game was high- lighted with fast skating. accurate passing and tenac- ious forechecking. The first period ended with no score. It was a goaltenders' battle between Kidwell and Mc- Kecknie. Early in the second John Stevens, from Joe Bagg and Smith broke the deadlock, only to be replied to by two goals from Mark Woolnough. assisted by Ian MacKay and Bill Law. The third period saw I’aul Nicholas tie the score up with assistance frfom Lock- erbie and Barton. But Hall’s Esso bounced back to main- tain their undefeated status, with a goal by Randal Carr from Ron Greig. NEWEST DECORATOR SHADES & TYPES INCLUDED. QUALITY SHAGS, T W I S T S. CARVES. PLUSHES, SCULPTURES. ACRI- LANS. ACRYLICS, KODELS, POLYESTERS, NYLONS, WOOLS.‘ P R 0 P Y L 0 N S, POLYPROPY- LENES, KITCHEN & COMMER- CIAL CARPETINGS. NO MONEY DOWN Nothing Held Back! 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