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. lHORNHIL MINO L R HOCKEY A§§OCIATION Thornhill Minor Bantams Flatten Aurora 6-1 By JIM BROWNING (Week of December 16-23) LUB 400 December 22 winners were . K. Chapman (329), M. itzgerald (152), E. Del- ' otto (18), Peel Block Co. 72). P. J. Elder (345). INOR PEEWEE Thornhill 5, Orillia 5 Orillia opened the scor- g with three unanswered oals in the first period he- ore Fisher Bros. counted. rillia scored the only goal f the second period and the pening goal of the third riod to take a 5-1 lead. Paul Howson then scored true hat trick with three onsecutive counters. Thorn- ill's fourth goal was scored 'th a sixth attacker on the ce. The power play which esulted in this goal con- isted of Forwards Pearson. eeley, Howson and Sim ith Defencemen Dan An- erson and Stephen Mallett. Kurt Pearson scored the ying goal with just 14 sec- nds left to play. Ichmond Hill 2, Thornhill 0 The starting lineup for his game comprised the ive defensemen â€" Ander- on, Mallett, Rennicks, Rob- rts and Wiltshire. Fisher ros. were unable to score n early breakaways by earson and Howson. Rich- ond Hill scored their first n the second period when hey were Shorthanded and heir second in the third eriod. ‘ JOR PEEWEE Thornhill 6 Goulding Park 0 Christmas came early for oy Pavan with four goals nd one assist December 22. obbie Spittle had one goal nd three assists. Randy arr had a goal and an as- ist. 'Mark Haggerty and urtis Laing each earned an ssist. Joey Hurlbut in net or the Thunderbirds record- d the shutout. I INOR BANTAMS Thornhill 6. Aurora 1 The line of Howson, Mofâ€" att, and Farb single band- edly destroyed the Aurora ockey club. As they suc- essfully killed all of Thorn- ill's penalties and scored ive big goals, they control- led the entire game from tart to finish. deficit. And they did. Thornhill coach Ed March- ant was generous in his praise of the Red and White team. “Although we played aggressively, checked well and played our system we had several lapses in our own end and all of a sud- den after a super effort by the entire team, Barrie scores two quick goals and we're in a tie hockey game." Thornhill was hard-press- ed in the final 58 seconds as Barrie hemmed them in their own end in a frantic but unsuccessful effort to score the equalizer. MAJOR BANTAMS Thornhill 2. Aurora 1 Aurora jumped into the lead and it was not until the 13 minute mark of the sec- ond period that Thornhill evened it up on a goal by Rick Buchan, assisted by John Bennett and David Barr. The winning marker came in the third period on a hard shot by Scott Burk- hart. John Bennett assisted. The Aurora netminder had a busy night as the Thunderbirds outshot them 20-5. MIDGET Thornhill 7,~Orillia 2 It must have been a tir- ing day. December 22, for the Orillia Midgets, who, after playing a morning game in the Silver Stick Tournament, travelled to Markham Centennial Arena where they were greeted by a buzzsaw in the form of the Thornhill Glaverbels. The Thornhillers showed Orillia no sympathy as they jumped into a 3-0 lead in the first on goals by Ross Gordon from Rob Browning, Bill Sim unassisted and Jim McLaughlin from Paul Bernardi and Colin Herd. Orillia scored first in the second but Thornhill replied with two more by Gordon from Al Berryman and Browning and Bernardi from Brian James and Jim Renâ€" nicks, to make it 5-1. The third period saw the local boys keep the pressure on. Orillia with two more tallies from Berryman from Mark Steele and Browning and Bernardi from Mc- l l lTrombone Quartet, 2 Bands, Choir THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Jan. 3, 1974 'RICHVALE RECORD Correspondent â€" Mrs. Mary Watts 240 At Royal Orchard Public MARGARET GOVAN Thornhill Correspondent In spite of the driving snow outside, an audience of 240 turned out for the Senior Stu-dents' Christmas Show at Royal Orchard Public School on December 20. In- cluded as part of the proâ€" gram were the Music makers, a community band from the Thornhill area composed of students from grade three to nine. A major difficulty cropped up when it was discovered two drummers from this hand were snowed in! But this was remedied by Berry lanuzzi taken over. He is a former student of Royal Orâ€" chard who came out to be part of the audience! The Royal Orchard band included 70 students who for the past three months have taken in- structicn in their own spare ‘ime. 2 BANDS ALTERNATE The two bands opened by playing alternate selections. Tony Muia. a student from conducted the Musicmakcrs. Bill Buchan, the senior vocal, Orchard l Road School, conducted thel teacher of Royal schch band. The program was made up of traditional C h r i s t m a 5 songs such as “We Wish You a Merry Christmas“, “Swing- ing Old St. Nick", and carols in which the audience joined in. Nonâ€"Christmas favorites included Fiale to the New World Symphony, Rainy Days and Mondays. Glen Miller's Moonlight Serenade and more. Featured were Royal Or- chard's Joanne Crone play- ing a flute selection which she had arranged herself. Robert Bicheski and the saxophone section he teaches Robert is a Grade eight student at Royal Orchardl. ' These were two trio arrange- ments. Also the Royal Or- chard trombone quartet play- ed a four part arrangement of Aura Lee. BANDS COMBINE After the intermission the two bands were combined to C. W. Jeffries High School.‘pcrform selections from the Dodds Doors Beats Japan Car Canac Peewces Down Stan Cook 3-1 To Take Sole Possession Of First Place 133' MARGARET HOUGHTON (Games played Dec. 22 & 23) , , Up 2-2 to place 7-Up SQUIRTS Thornhill United 4 Levitt Studios 3 A see-saw battle between first place Thornhill United Cougars and Levitt Studios. who are tied for second. ended with a win for thei Cougars after the unstopâ€" pable Stephen Bird scored four goals. After an almost scoreless first period. Bird 'opened. Gino Ceolin for Levitt quick- ly tied it up. Bird then scored his second goal and the first period ended 2-1 for the Cougars. Two goals by John Gannage, assisted on both by Ceolin, put Levâ€" Larry Darby. Poly=Converters tied in third place. Poly in fourth. Dave Sobiski opened for 7- Up, assisted by Mike Bingâ€" ham. Joe Danckeit tied up. Warren Butt put 7â€"Up ahead until late in the game when Mike Havery from Danckert tied the game. Walmarc Wood 4 Tudor Glen Homes 1 Second place Walmarc Wood kept Tudor Glen in the bottom with this 4-1 win. Bruce Catoen, assist- cd by Paul Vagners, scored the game’s only first per- iod goal. Clayton Young from Greg Daurio notched what turned out to be the winning goal. Ted Fixtcr it- .inswcrcd for Peck. i Nutcracker Suite. The Royall Orchard Choir, a group runl jointly by Bill Buchan and Debbie Hocd, a student from‘ l‘hornlea Secondary School,‘ performed “Carol of the Drums", “Jingle Bell Rock", .nd "Good Morning ‘ chhool Christmas Music Show Star-i shine". The last number was accompanied by Steve Mc- Clelland on Bass Guitar and Larry McClelland on Lead Guitar. The program's finale in- cludcd combined choir and band arrangements for Beet- hoven's “Hymn to Joy“ from his 9th Symphony and Ellis McClintock's arrangement of the Huron Christmas Carol. A number at the closing, which was repeated because tho audience and students enjoyed it so much, wast Tiombonc Boogie ‘ The students who took part in the program and the high school students who helped with the two bands and the choir are to be con- gratulated for attempting and succ05sfully performingi selections which in Septem-‘ her they had thought were‘ impossible. ~ lin‘s Glen Pcrrett. assisted by Mike Mudie and Robert ‘Martin found the not. Thornhill Paint 2 Peck Shell 1 Thornhill Paint‘s 2â€"1 win P0Lv_converters 2 7_Up 2 lover Peck Shell gave them a trade in the standings, the - 1 Painters moving up to second. Peck back to third. The Paint-‘ crs opened with two goals, Pierre Kirwin from Steven Vale and Chris Gannagc, followed by Shawn Craig. i Carlo Alessandrini from? Ian Billich and Glenn Levine‘ Minor Bantam Selects 5 ‘ Toronto Voyageurs l The Thornhill Minor Ban- tam Selects downed the Tor-l onto Voyageurs, with Mike Mudie. Willie Osler, Drew Broadbridge. Ian Billich and Danny Kennedy scoring, Wardi Williamson and Jamie Gib- bons getting assists. BANTAMS . Hanna 5, Bernardi 0 -held as follows: 43 Spruce Avenue Actiy itics 889-5787 i service in St. Mary's January l'he Drum Corps held its ,l 20 for Rev. Donald Downer of first practice January 2 with: registration at Langsiaff Se-, condary School, Garden Ave- nue, They boys will meet there regularly at 7:30 pm. Richmlc Minor Hockey League held its big lucky draw of the season Decem- ber 23 at the old arena. Luc- ky winner of the snowmobile ii ilx‘ Mike Szidcs from Toron- to_ Sulli‘r of this ticket was Robert Cashin of Duncan Road, \\ ho instead of the 10- spe‘cd bike chose to take the alternative prize of a $100 gift certificate to outfit him- self with new hockey equip- ment, which he proudly disâ€" played this work to his team mates on the “Atoms”. Second prize, a lO-speed bike, went in Lynne Bater from Willowdale, Congratulations all three. but especially to Robert. for his efforts in fund raising on behalf of his hockey league. House league games con- tinued as usual throughout the holidays, with almost full attendance. Some of the boys watched the Richmond Hill Midgets play a Swedish team during the Christmas week. It was very exciting, they report. Church News The choir at Emmanuel Anglican, MacKay Drive, is joining with those of St. Mia- ry‘s and St. Gabriel's Angli- can- Churches in old Rich- mond Hill in an ordination to EAST RICHVALE Correspondent: Mrs. Sophie Logush Telephone 889-4405 A new Joy is born, On this most Holy Day of the season, May this Joy and Peace enter into your hearts. CHRIST IS BORN.’ With these few words I wish to greet all my readers who celebrate the birth of Christ on January 7. Merry Christmas! Church News Christmas Services at the St. Vladimir's Ukrainian ‘Catholic Church on Church will be January 6 for Christmas Eve, regular Sunday schedule in the Street, Thornhill, Wednesdays 1 the Huron Diocese. This is the first service of this kind to be held outside a cathed- ral. Botili carol services on De- cember 16 and Christmas Eve were fully attended and enjoyed greatly by all who were there. St. Mary Immaculate Ro- man Catholic, Yonge and Duffcrin will be holding its first session, as well as re- gistration, for the “Marriage Preparation Course" January 14 at 7 pm. Last evening the York County Roman Catholic School Board ‘had their 1974 inaugural meeting in rtheir offices behind the church. Mass in the church at 8 pm preceded the program. Be- freshments were enjoyed by all after the meeting. Don't forget January 4 is the first Friday with masses in the church at 8:15 am and 6:30 pm. Be prepared to start skiing next week, as long as the temperature doesn’t rise too high for those snow machines to function! Lessons com- mence at 7:30 pm sharp. If you need equipment, please be there no later than 6:30 pm. All are asked to meet at the Honey Pot seniors January 8, juniors January 12. If any of the latter are in need of a ride they are asked to contact another skiing enthusiast to try to get a car pool going. I'm sure a few parents would not mind taking turns to get you to the ski lodge, if necessary. The fee this year is still reasonable at $15â€"$36 with equipment provided. This is only slightly higher than last season. St. Mary’s Ski Club, in its fourth season, has a very large membership. Hope you have lots of fun again this year. School Bulletin The Richvale Nursery School has moved to its new location in Room 11 at C h a rl e s Howitt Public School. Pearson Avenue (ad- joining the library). Sclhool resumes January 8. >1: * ik Look in next week's co- lumn for further information rf local organizations, most of which do not resume ac- tivities until the third or fourth weeks of January. A happy New Year to all! ‘ snowmobile 19 Continental Ballroom Association Dance Party Saturday, January 12, 1974 9 pm to 1 am AT ST. GABRIEL‘S HALL 666 Sheppard Avenue East “THE GUS ARMITAGE ORCHESTRA" Prizes Bar - Refreshments - ADMISSION $4.00 PER PERSON Tickets and information Call 222-7874 or 677-6149 KEELE CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY CO. (We are new in your area) RESTYLING FREE! Estimates. ALL KINDS OF FABRICS TO CHOOSE FROM. LET US SHOW YOU OUR EXPERT WORKMANSHIP ALL WORK GUARANTEED 8461 KEELE ST.. UNIT 24 Pick Up & Delivery 669 - 2460 2 _ YORKUNIVERSIT JANUARY 1974 ADMISSION TO THE FACULTY OF ARTS The Faculty of Arts is now accepting applications for admission to a first year programme of studies leading to a Bachelor of Arts degree. The term will start on January 28 and end on August 2. Students may enrol in full-time or part-time studies, taking from 1 to 5 courses. Deadline for receipt of com- pleted applications is January 16. For further information and an application call the York Enquiry Service (YES) 667-3563 Monday to Friday 9 a.m. - 5 pm. insurance If you own two snowmobiles you qualify for a premium discount . . itt ahead. Bird. assisted by , , y . _ , . , morning. 10:30 pm â€" Great NEWMARKET: Uip'per Cana- . The sweetes. goal of the Laughlin- and Dave Brown Ian McGregor tied the game was followed by Peter Kill Hanna whitewashed Ber-,Complames (S Namy Boh)_ da Many located at Davis OTECTIUN pmcg ame was a $010 Effort from With Orillia scoring their ham assisted by Vavners to nardi 5-0 with Todd Criffithl ' ‘ PR fie Co n9 as he check d d 1 . t , and then notched the win- . .' ‘ ’ - ’7 ' . l ' , 11 pm â€" Solemn High Mass. 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Neighborhood Notes Accident Benefits $1200 or Less $38 gogkftfififigt Eggfilnfiqflf‘fifii December 23- Thae 13°?“ ing Copper Kettle this Week RECEIVED sisted by ,_Jeff Rose, then Happy birthday greetings TRY Specifiedjggili: 25 Ded. Over 51200 $43 scored two 0 lads- really fattene tthelr 3-0- Cameron Durham 0D- PEEWEES 3555th on the thlrd‘ scored to our long time resjdent 0f 'CLEANING *include your sleigh and trailer with no extra charge MAJOR BANTAMS scoring averages as ‘iy ened, Dean Allan Scored Buckler Insurance 4 by Ugo Fusco. The fourthiDuncan Road, Tony Held, Skated t0 the“ second W1“ the next two. assisted by Marshall’s Shell 2 goal of the bunch came fromiwho will be celebrating his CENTRES Thornhill 4. Barrie 3 Thornhill OMHA Bantams demonstrating an inspired comeback ability this week hustled their way to a 4-3 win over a tough Barrie team and with the victory achieved seven points of a possible eight offered in their past four games. With 2:39 remaining in the final period Barrie scored to tie the game at 3-3 and raise some doubt as to whether the local heroes could go ahead again for the two point victory before time ran out. Following the face-off the play went to the right side of the Barrie net where aggressive fore- checking by left winger Matt Nicholls recovered the puck for Thornhill. He passed to centre Pat Bertrand who re- layed it to Scott Cowie in the slot. Cowie pulled the trigger to beat the Barrie goalieand this highly pro- ductive line, eight goals in the past four games, had this exciting game. Cowie was also the marks- man on goal number one from Matt Nicholls although the architect was defence- man David Barr who orig- inated the play with a de- termined rush from deep in his own end. Thomhlll appeared to dominate the game because of solid workmanlike check- ing and excellent goaltend- ing by netminder David Howson. Early in the sec- ond period the determined and always resourceful de- fenceman Scott Burkhart saved the farm when he tain goal. Lovett was constant in his game. Barrie defenceman at 12:32 of the second period estab- prettiest goal of the game. scored their fourth goal of‘, plwsically destroyed a dan-l gerous three on one Barrie' over the Orillia club on the weekend. The scoring began with McLaughlin unassisted and Bill Sim from Neil Stevens and Mike Johns opening a 2-0 lead. Orillia answered with two goals in the sec- ond, but Thornhill took over and goals by Colin Herd from Gordon and Cal Mc- Cathie from Brian James and McLaughlin made it 4-2 at the end of the second. Johns from Stevens and Rennicks from Herd com- pleted the scoring in the third period and a 13-goal weekend. The two wins giVe the Glaverbels an excellent league record of 11 wins, three ties and one loss to date. JUVENILES Thornhill has kept its dig- nity in the first dozen games of the season. The up-to- date figures are eight wins, four losses and one tie. The team has scored 70 goals and has had 39 scored ag- ainst them. Of the four losses three have been to Barrie and one to Richmond Hill. Thornhill has also defeated Richmond Hill but is still looking to defeat Barrie. The team is coach- ed by Bill Sim and managed by Al Stevens. Thornhill 5, Camp Borden 4 Thornhill got off to a quick start December 18 by capitalizing on Borden’s mistakes. Thornhill had late arrivals and had to play with eight men for one period. The locals got four goals before Borden replied. Then Borden scored three before Thornhill got its rush that looked like a cer-, Blueliner Davidl work throughout the whole‘ A hooking penalty to al lished the setting for thei Matt Nicholls recovered thel fifth goal. Borden replied with just over a minute to go and then tried to force the tying goal but Thornhill was just too much to handle. Handling the scoring for Thornhill in this one were Rick Micucci. Dave Murley. Pat Esaw, Roger Macklin and Hugh Matheson. Awardâ€" ed assists were Murley and Jeff Adams and Andrew Mi- halik on the first, Durham and Mihalik on the second. Custom Radius has now moved into third place, up from the cellar at the first of December. Royal Burgers 2 Seymour’s Texaco 0 Royal Burgers is also second place with this shut- ,out over Seymour’s Texaco. Risi was in the Royal nets for the win. Brian Mc- Knight from Jeff Turner op- ened. Allan Bramson also assisted by Turner scored the second goal of the game. TYKES Fisher Brothers 2 Beamish Construction 2 Fisher Brothers and Bea- mish played to a two-all tie in this exciting pre-Christ- mas battle. Richard Arend opened for Beamish, with Kevin O'Brien getting the assist. Andy Halpin answer- ed for Fisher. Fisher then went ahead on a goal by Steve Livingstone. Scott Peters tied the game for Beamish. North York Trophies 4 Roxson 3 Losing 3-1, North York Trophies played “come-from- behind" hockey for this 4-3 win over Roxson Contrac- tors. Shawn Jacobs, assist- ed by John Bourrie, opened for the winners. Roxson took complete control of the game and scored three goals. Brad Maxwell tie-d the game. Paul Thomas put Roxson ahead. The third Roxson goal came from the stick of Jay Zubick, assisted by Dav- id Fowler. North York TrOphies then‘ Ianjearly in the second period went after the win. Powers scored first. John Lee tied the game, and Bourrie quickly followed with the winning marker. Reusse Construction 7 Louisville Sluggers 1 First place Reusse Con- istruction led this week by lBrian Masson with a hat trick easily swamped Louis- in' First place Buckler Insur- ance doubled Marshall’s Shell 4â€"2. The first period ended in a oneâ€"all tie, Mark Jonak from Barry Cosford scoring for Buckler, Rory Allan answering for Mar- shall’s, assisted by Erol Hasan. Buckler followed in the second period with three goals. Scott Brooke was as- sisted by Don McCrimmon. Warren Thompson scored the third goal. Jonak scored the final, again assisted by Cosford. In the final 30 seconds of the game Brian Jones. assisted by Allan scored for Marshall's. Canac 3. Stan Cook 1 This 3-1 win of Canac over Stan Cook has put Can- ac in sole possession of second place, after being on the bottom of the division early in the season. Cook's Keith Sutch opened the scor- ing. Rick Daurio, assisted by Shawn Ridout. tied the game and turned the tide. Don Poscente, from John Dunn and Stewart Breithâ€" aupt scored the winner. The insurance came from Dunn. from Daurio. Disera Motels 4 Goodwood Sand 4 After Disera was leading 4â€"1, Goodwood put on the pressure and tied this ex- citing battle. Scott Fotherâ€" ingham had a piece of all four of Disera's goals, three of them in an unassisted hat trick, and assisting on David Shepherd’s. James Glas from Eric Philpott scored Goodwood’s first goal. Number 3 from Jeff Watson scored the second. It was then Garry James with two quick goals that tied it up, assisted by Watson and Number 3 again. MINOR BANTAM Dickie Dee 3 Bill Best Tires 2 Dickie Dee edged Bill Best .3-2. Drew Broadbridge openw ed for Bill Best, assisted by' Tom Fisher and Colin McFar- l Ray Neil Briden, assisted by Biii‘ Dunn. Shanahans 3, Fisher 3 Shanahans and Fisher Bros. tied three-all to remain one! point apart in the standings: Shanahans being in first place. Paul Poscente opened: for Shanahans, assisted by) Number 14. Number 14 then scored the second goal, assist- ed by Mark Danton. Fisher‘s Pat Fobert then answered with help from‘ Brad Oliver. Oliver then tied the game for Fisher, assisted by Number 2. Shanahans then went ahead with a goal by Number 7, assisted by Mark Strom. Jim Mayo, as- sisted by Oliver then tied the game in the final seconds. MIDGETS York Printing 5 Taurins Esso 1 First place York Printing trounced Taurins‘ Esso 5-1. Paul Boyle opened with two goals, assisted by Mike Gor- man on the first. Mike Still then scored two, assisted by Rick Greig and then Jeff Curley. Goldring then scored the lone Taurins’ goal. It was answered by Rory McRae for York. Dodd’s Doors 4 Japan Car Sales 1 Dodd‘s Doors downed Jap- an Car 4-1. Japan’s Ted Heidman opened the scoring. Tim Leitch assisted by Num- ber 4. Number 4 then scored, assisted by Brian Heyland.; McLean scored Dodds‘| third goal, and Brian Midg- hall scored the last goal of the game. JUNIORS N0 SCORE SHEETS RE- CEIVED. AURORA: Council has deci- ded not to include low-lying drainage lands in the normal five percent parkland dedi-i cation required from a pro- posed north end subdivision, NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of EVELINE1 (EVELYN) GARTON COOP-l 65th birthday on Friday, January 4. Many happy re- turns Mr. Held. 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Masson,{33:thggcifalgeéaigsgciigg ER, Widow, deceased_ BUY Firestone TIRES NOW NO PAYMENTS UNT/L 90 DAYS Barrie net, stickhandled past‘Macklin, Matheson, Ianyscored three goals in a from Iamio’bcib'bon followed All rsom hav- 1 v ‘ onemdeffnderlflaw Bertrand Boyd and Dan Somers with‘gow and assisted on two. b‘. “,0 Goals b‘,’ Gibbon againgfthe‘Estatelgg151,352? ’ Twestone in e cear a e rig tpos one each. , on Caughlin scored twice. ,1 ~ ‘5. ~‘ 7' '. . . , and passed it through the Thornhill 8. Camp Borden 5iJohn McLellan scored and , filmed“ Graig ‘gcendt': (13:61:?)(1 S’aftonsl $03383; 7|r¢8tone LIFETIME SUPREME crease. Bertrand’s quick A hard-played game Dec- assisted on two. Rickybagu 1 ledgagtifl goat,";‘to fleR. huy d 1:311 O '1 shot made the score 2-0. ember 22 saw the first per- Reusse scored the game's n °e score 1 es Sitgso Gare 1129:2331; notified EH ‘ -'“"" 7'3 se'tswehasnewwe second goal. 24 '0! low cosi per mllE Larger BATTERY After left winger Mike iod go scoreless as Thornhill final goal. Assists Were also mudes ncreased power lsend in to the undersigned: McLaughlin. on a stron in- held off three enalties. credited to Tom Belch andi Sandrin Precast 3 . . Pa 5 aridi-icell niwer . dividual effort. had blisted Borden scored phalfway"Ken Curley. i Creighton and Allin 2 iPerSOnal Representative 0" ‘“ wes‘m Graemciicuiaigniizm M?” ‘_ one off the crossbar, Barrie. through the second. Dave1 The single answer from> Sandrin Precast was able:0r hem“? the 25th day. Of ' I Who their manager describes Courtemanche replied two Louisville came from Jimmy to hold off the first placelJanuary‘ 1974‘ in“ pamlcu' as an up and down hockey minutes later for the locals. Gourlay. assisted by Trent Creighton and Allin and Winliars of the” clalms’ Immed- ‘ , $ a team, came back to score Borden kept taking the Murdock. ‘3â€"2 in the important \i'in.1‘at.§1y after the Sam datetille‘ F7814 with 11:40 remaining in the‘lead and Thornhill came MINOR ATOM ,Richard Clarinflb01d from.s?~1n 13359231 thpresem: 1‘: '1‘» £77785]; third. ,back each time to tie the wmowdaie Rotaryg iGlen Perrett and Robbieirhl (11.55“ “Eet iaises 0 ‘ | . 3. 77515 Then Thornhill replied score with two goals by Mic- Delco Tool/8PM 0 ls'mith Opemd- Salldrln's R0“ ‘ 0 ed 531 1 esta e laaimgthre: ' I; 8‘3"“3“ again as Pat Bertrand put 1.1ch and one by Duncan First place \Villowdale Neal tied the game. then wentlfiird Guy 0 c lms I 1 i ‘NSTALLED EXCHANGE . in the clear by Matt Nich~ Smith until the score stood Rotary blanked Delco Tool ahead With two goals. Ste-‘Dlet t U D ~dc, Ont r-O i . “i 5 'i‘i'iioiwmudelsol ULHANGE olls lashed one over the 4-4. 3-0 with Richard Quirk in pllcn McLelland was assisted th§°28fh d:,.“0,=ebece,:b;,v 1 FORD 5700%? ‘T'ij‘fih Barrie goalie's left shoulder. Dave Murley put Thorn- the winowdaie nets, Peter by John Stephenson and Dan 191753 ' ' a [0’ , A” $ Ethic 0 Barry McEwan looked very hill in front 5-4, Micucci Arcangeli scored twice, the Tuckey. Rich'ard Eugene Greenfield ,; W’ewi'“ ' impressive in smothering a got his hat trick. Murley second goal assisted by Michael Gardner from Executor by ' ~ GUARANTEED FOR >"J4C spur l 591155 0f Barrie Counter at- scored again and 1V0 Lanni Steve Tuckey. Michael Dar- Tuckcy then scored the third H'arris & Harris Uxbridge AS LONG AS YOU 5"29 asaghange, i tacks as they attempted to made it 8-4. Borden scoredlby scored the middle goal goal. With only 24 seconds in his Solicitors he'reim ’ OWN YOUR CAR! 2222...“... with only 10 seconds left. of the game, the game Creighton and AL; _______E: 1 recover from their two goal assisted by