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Mr. Transmission Juveniles ere placed in the “AAA" ivision of the North Ameri- an Silver Stick Tournament, vhile other teams from this rea. Thornhill and Barrie ere placed in the “AA" ivision. The local boys rose 0 the occasion and knocked ut the best and strongest to ake the top championship in his top tourney. On the way 0 the top they defeated Lon- ou, Dixie Bee Hives and udbury in three straight ins. ' 1'. Transmission 4, London 3 In the first game against ondon, played December 28. r. Transmission struck hard nd fast with four unan- ‘wered goals in the first eriod. Three of them were f the unassisted nature by rad Campbell, Bill Dysart nd Tom Lamb. The fourth oal was by Paul Bailie in a etup =by linemates Mike 00d and Rick Sackfleld. London came on much tronger in the second and hird, but fell one short of .ying it up. Mark Edwards layed stellar goalkeeping to Keep London from taking Mr. Transmission 4, Dixie 3 Hill Juveniles AAA Champs North American Silver Stick The Hillers then tangled aturday morning with the lighly - touted Dixie Bee ives, who were expecting to in all the marbles. The ame was a real cliffhanger nd left the Hill supporters n a state of animated shock or the rest of the day. , fir. beacon and Mr. Brunelle Fidler reported that the delega- “ number of family life education along with two officials from tion had been given a sympathe- ‘ \ programs to take place in the his Ministry were there, and tic hearing with assurances that RENE BRUNELLE new year in the areas they there were representatives from another meeting would be called Minister of Social Services serve. -s-umummml\ml1mmumlmmummmuumluummmummu\mmmmuuul\ul\lumi\m1uumm\_\\\m\\u\mumuuumnImun1mm“munummuummlumuumunuummmm lllllllllllllllllll“Ill“lull“lllll“Illlllllllllllllllllllllllml“ml“ll“llll“lll\llllllllllllll\ulll“lllll\\llllll\l\l\\l\llll\1llll\lll\\lllllllllllllllllll“t? ‘ With only two minutes to o in regulation time we apped home the big one to ie it up, when Dysart slipped he puck to Kevin Brillinger ho made no mistake. This forced the game into udden death overtime. With nly 45 second to play in the 0-minute overtime, Lamb roke up the middle, was in 'he process of being hooked ut of the play but kept nough control of the puck o literally slide it behind he very disappointed net- ninder. This same Mr. Thom- on was truly outstanding as e robbed the locals many imes. especially Sanlon, who vas in at least four times, ut came away completely hwarted Bill Woods was a real tandout between the posts or the locals. Dixie counted first and lotched the only goal in the 'irst period. Mr. Transmis- ;ion picked up the tying goal early in the second by Lamb issisted by Tom Sanlon. Elan-tn. Donations to Leuâ€" ‘emia Fund. c1w27 CLUB 6-5000 :‘or singles and couples who ike to dance. Featuring fam- us Swing Band Music, with atin rhythms at 10:00 pm. very Sunday 7-11 pm. great usic atmosphere and hos- itality. 180 Eglinton Avenue est (in Eglinton Park). The Killers went ahead in ,he third on a goal by Dysart lided by Campbell. Dixie .hen counted two to go ahead pANUARY 6. SUNDAY â€" IANUARY 3, 4, 5â€"Theatre Aurora presents Neil Sim- on's “Barefoot in the Park” at St. Andrew‘s College Cur- tain 8:15 pm. For tickets and mformation' call 727- 6086. [727- 9846 727-9064. c2w26 Furniture, china, glass, sil- ver, jewellery. brass, pic- .ures. Bargains galore. Sale 1eld first Sunday eveny )UPLICATE BRIDGE â€"- 3 ‘essions, Mondays and Fri- lays 8 pm, Wednesdays 1 pm. )ak Ridges Plaza. Marie Cole, "73-4280. tfc1~3 0-6. Antique show and sale, .ions’ Hall, 106 Centre Kneet East, Richmond Hill. Region Family Services Seek Provincial Aid Representatives f r o m the Richmond Hill-Thornhill Family Services. Markham Family Life Centre, and family service agencies in Newmarket and Georgina were invited along with William Hodgson MLA York North and Dr. Matthew Dymond MLA for Ontario Rid- ing. But the planners had not con- sulted the department of meter- ology, and on the day set, the region was in the throes of its biggest blizzard of the season. Over the past year the serv- ices have survived with the aid of regional grants and fees and donations from the public after an assurance of a grant of 50 percent of cost of salaries was withdrawn by the province. In an attempt to get the agencies back on the provincial budget estimates for 1974, Don- ald Deacon MLA, York Centre arranged a meeting with provin- cial Minister of Community and Social Services Rene Brunelle to take place at Queen's Park December 20. York Region’s four family service centres have the uneasy feeling that they are living on borrowed time. Will their doors be open in January or will they not? c4w27 Mr. Transmission 7 Sudbury 3 The championship playoff game Sunday was a test of skating. stamina and out- standing team play and ef- fort on the part of our lads in green. A very poor and slow first period spotted the classy Sudbury club three starting goals. Mr. Transmission started to come to Sudbury halfway through the second period when Allan Graham finally bulged the twine on passes from Bailie and Sanlon. Then Captain Bailie scored with only 45 seconds to go in the middle period. After the break and pep talk, the third period was all Richmond Hill's. It all started with Sanlon poppng one off the crossbar when the period was only a few seconds old. Then at 4:25 the tying goal was potted by Lamb assisted by Sanlon and Allen Paivio. Ten minutes later the same trio got the big go-ahead counter. Less than a minute later Dysart got the real clincher. unassisted. The Sudbury goalie pulled his goalie with three minutes remaining for a faceoff in our end. Sanlon got the draw, skated to the Sud‘bury blue line and popped the pill into the open net. Forty seconds later the same stuation arose, when Captain Bailie got the puck from Brillinger and right from the Hillers’ faceoff circle backhanded the puck down the ice into the Sud- bury net. The championship pennant was awarded and each player was given a Silver Stick Medal for their tremendous effort. llllllllllllllllullllllmlllllllllllllllllllllllllll\\llll\\llllllllllllllllll That sank the Sudbury Club. Among those attending the brief ceremony were Regional Councillor Gor- don Rowe, Ward 4 Coun- cillor David Stephenson, Elgin Barrow. Dalt Hicks and Mrs. Particia Hart. members of the Centennial Committee and Miss Nan- cy Stoness, MiSS Richmond Hill Centennial, and her parents. llllllllllllilllllllll““llllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllmllllllll STOUFFVILLE: During 1973 an addition to the sewage disposal plant was completed which will accommodate a population of up to 6,200. New watermains haVe been installed, a new fire truck purchased and a new public library planned. Three resi- dential developments are nearing completion and a fourth l130 homes) will be approved early next year. Centennial Year Ends Richmond Hill’s Centen- nial Year came to a close quietly at 10 pm New Year’s Eve when Mayor William Lazenby and Norm Bielas, manager of the lo- cal branch of the Con- sumers Gas, turned out the Centennial flame Which burned all year in front of the municipal offices. The mayor spoke of the suc- cessful celebration of the 100th birthday of the town and thanked all who had participated. JACKPOT $500 â€" 52 No.'s RICHMOND HILL LIONS CLUB MONDAY, JANUARY 7th Early Birds 7:40 pm. 20 REGULAR GAMES â€" 3 SPECIAL GAMES Help Keep Richmond Hill Beautiful The Richmond Hill - Thornhill Family Services was represented by its Board Chairman Dr. Rob- ert Alexander. Board Members William Dodds and Judge James Butler, and Executive Director Dr. Frank Fidler. Dr. Owen Slingerland. York Region's Commissioner of Health and Social Services, and Rich- mond Hill’s Mayor William Laz- enby, chairman of the commit- tee of health and social services started out from Newmarket. and after a 45-minute drive through the heavy storm, stop- ped at the mayor's Richmond Hill office for a breather. Wea- ther reports were warning mo- torists against going into Metro, and the mayor had a meeting of the local council scheduled for 7 pm that evening. They had received no confirmation that the meeting with the provincial representatives was to take place, so they decided .not to continue further south, the mayor said in an interview De- cember 22. the Markham Family Life Cen- tre, from the Newmarket ag- ency. but the delegation from Georgina was not able to make it to Queens Park. Nor were Messrs. Hodgson and Dymond. The day after the meeting Dr. Fidler reported that the delega- tion had been given a sympathe- tic hearing with assurances that another meeting would be called LIONS HALI. STARTING TIME â€" 8 RM. 106 Centre St. East The tie bolstered the Rams into a three-way tie for fourth place with Wex- ford Raiders and Seneca Flyers, just five points from muunuummuuummunlmumuuuuuunuuuummmmu Pen Mightier Than Wire Fence fl“i\ll“ll“llll“llll“llllllill“lillll“lllI“l\llll\l1\\ll\ll“ll“lllllll' ‘ MARKHAM: John Edwards, 7, received a letter from Buckingham Palace last week. It was in reply to a letter he had written to Prince Edward, the Queen's youngest son, after seeing him on TV at Princess Anne’s wedding. Brumwell was particularly spectacular dur- ing the final 12 minutes of the wide-open con- test taking several seemingly sure goals off the opposition. Rams Tie Tigers 3To3 In 4th Place 3-Way Tie Richmond Hill Rams’ Goalie Doug Brum- well had a hot hand going for him Tuesday night as he stopped 42 shots to spark his teammates to a 3â€"3 tie with Aurora Tigers in a Provincial Junior “A” hockey game in Richmond Hill. When Ben Bourget, 112 Benson Avenue, Richmond Hill. had trouble with snowmobilers cutting ac- ross his corner lot in their big machines, his action was more informative than obstructive. Instead of erecting a bar- ricade, Mr. Bourget erec- ted a sign with the follow- ing message: “Snowmobile Maniacs, ,Keep off Our Property." The pen is still mightier than the sword, or the wire fence. Printers and Publishers 63 Yonge Street S. 884-1105 That was three weeks ago and Mr. Bourget hasn’t had any trouble from either the snowmobile ma- niacs, or just the ordinary kind ever since. Free Delivery on All Orders to .produce an eye- catching business letterhead capable of sparking sales. Count on our skill The liberal When the region drew up its budget last spring it provided $70,000 as a grant to the agen- cies on the understanding that this amount would be matched by the province. early in the new year. Mean- while, he said. all they can do is to keep hoping for the best. However when the province's tight money budget was brought down, the family service agen- cies along with the hospital commission and the Ministry of Education, found themselves in a financial bind‘ On October 25, when all available funds had been exhausted by the agencies. the region authorized another By FRED SIMPSON Richmond Hill opened the scoring at the 10:38 mark of the first period assisted by Bernie Pedersen. That lead held up until 5:09 of the second when Bruce Smith got one past Brumwell. Rob- bie Yoteff put the Rams in front at 5:48 from Jim Cle- ment but the Tigers came back to tie it again at 6:07. Clement put Richmond Hill in front 3-2 at 3:40 of the third but the Tigers came right back to tie it at 5:18 on a goal by Jim Masin. GREAT STOPS The Rams also ran into a stumbling block in the per- son of Aurora Goalie Ron Brown during that final 20 minutes as he also came up with some fine puck-stop- ping. frontâ€"running Vaughan Na- tionals. The final 12 minutes saw STUMBLING BLOCK $15,000 to meet salary obliga- tions to the end of the year. The communities they serve are expected to provide funds for office space and operating costs other than salaries. When it agreed to put up the additional funds, regional coun- cil directed its committee to meet with Dr. Brunnelle and report back to council before December 1 with recommenda- tions on regional funding. A number of councillors were op- posed to providing further funds if the province was not prepared to share the cost. However when the council met December 13. Mayor Lazen- by said that no meeting had yet been arranged. That same week, Mr. Deacon met with the Richmond Hill- Thornhill Family Services and set up the meeting for Decem- ber 20. And in the absence of the commissioner, the commit- tee chairman, the Georgina representatives, and two of the members of the Legislature who serve the region, the delegation made the best presentation pos- sible. Meanwhile the agencies are continuing to provide personal and private counselling and are carrying on with plans for a number of family life education programs to take place in the new year in the areas they serve. The game was a rugged cont-est most of the way and sa-wfights between John Jal- sevac cf the Rams and Geor- ge Berger of the Tigers: and Berger again with Bob Ban- gay. The Rams thought they had the winning goal with nine minutes left in the game when they scored on- ly to have it disallowed. Scm‘e of the ‘Rams thought the puck was over the line as Goalie Brown grabbed it and fell backwards. No go. ANOTHER SAVE Brumwell’s final great save came with less than two minutes r maining when Mark P . ti-ce's low shot just ticked off his skate and by the Corner as rhe went right in alone. Richmond Hill fired 34 shots at the Tiger’s Brown. Brumwell at his spectacular best. He literally robbed Aurora’s Gord McFarlane on two close-in drives after the latter broke in all alone. The second effort saw McFar- lane sail right in, attempt to da 0 h.m, only to have Drum- well get a piece of the puck and deflect it over the net. The Hill goalie performed the same acrobarts with Dan- ny Atkinson who also walked right in and appeared to have Brumwell at his mercy. Richmond Hill Hydro Weekend Marriage School For Matrimonially Minded The first session will beâ€" gin at 1:30 pm January 12 in St. Mary’s Anglican Church at Yonge Street and Vlaughan Road and continue to 7 pm with tea or coffee break and supper and chat- ting included. Encouraged by the over- whelming popularity of past programs. the Richmond Hill Ministerial Association is again sponsoring a Marriage Preparation Course of talks and talk-backs during the week-end ‘Of January 12 and 13. The following day, Sunday, at 2 pm, rthere will be an in- Members of our Richmond Hill Legion Midgets and Sweden’s Hammarby squad give it the “big handshake” in traditional fashion in the top photograph following Friday night’s 4â€"4 exhibition tie. Both teams put on an ex- citing display for the edification of the 1,700 spectators in attendance who found plenty For further information on our Rental Plan, including Free Maintenance Service, phone Friendship Hands And Hot Competition THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Jan. 3, 1974 3 Topics to be covered on the first day will be “Wha't do you expect of your mar- riage?", “Inâ€"put, sharing, common tasks”, “The Chrisâ€" tian perspective on marri- age“, “Physiological and emotional aspects of mar- riage" â€"â€" the la¢ter to be in- troduced by a gynecologist, and questions will be en- couraged. On Sunday there will be an informal warm-up before the group ge¢s down to dis- formal warm-up. and again the session will continue to 7 pm, break and supper inâ€" eluded». FOR ONLY FREE SERVICE INCLUDED Fast recovery takes the “wait" out of water heating. Flameless-so safe and clean. Needs no flue-can be installed anywhere. Available in sizes to suit your needs. Purchase plan available. and all with the economy of Electricity. Call now LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY ELECTRIC WATER HEATER RENT 40 GALLON UNIT The fee per couple is $10, including the cost of the coutrse. printed materials, books, coffee breaks and meals. cussion of finances and bud- getting. A panel of married couples will talk aboult and answer questions on the to- pic, “What makes a mam- 'This will be followed by a discussion on family plan- ning and legal concerns. After supper the group will talk about handling ma- rital conflicts, ending the day with an evaluation of the course. age to shout about as play ranged up and down the ice. The action'got intense on occasions as can be seen in the lower photo as a Legion player and one from Hammarby shove at one another as the linesman pushes them apart. See story Page 11. on plus sales tax A MONTH your hydra 884-4466 60 GALLON UNIT The ministerial amciation has already made plans for future courses to include :the Richmond Hill and Thornhill areas. Dates are April 27 and 28, 1974; October 19 and 20, 1974; and January 18 and 19, 1975. Cheques for registra- tion should be made payable to “R. H. Marriage School". Information and registra- tion forms are available at the churches in Richmond Hill. or interesued‘ parties may get further information by writing to “The Rich- mond Hill Manriage School" Box 224, Richmond Hill, LAC-4Y2. (Photos by Ron Fawn) .OO plus sales tax A MONTH