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By defeating Aurora Thursday and Saturday by 5-0 and 1-0 scores, Thomhil] Major Bantams advanced in- to section two of the York Central eliminations and will meet the winner of the BarriaNewmarket series. Winner of Series Two ad- vances to a play-off against Orillia or Richmond Hill leading to the Ontario Championships. Orillia has been tough for Thornhill and Richmond Hill danger~ Season’s results: seven wins, seven ties, six losses. Thornhill 2, Orillia 0 The first gameof the best of three playoffs was taken by Fisher Bros. 2-0. Mal- lett picked up the puck in- side Thornhill's blue line and passed to Pearson who swooped behind Orillia's goal and passed out to Ian Morrison who netted it. To- Leaders of the various organizations gave their re« ports of activities and the evening ended with coffee and conversation. Early in the first period January 31 winger Matt Nicholls scored when set up by a clever backhand pass from Rick Buchan. With Thornhill shorthand- ed, John Bennett punched home a rebound from a shot by Mike McLaughlin. Rick Buchan got goal number 3 on a passing play from Nich- olls and Bertrand. Goal 4 was a strong individual ef- fort by Barry McEwen. Fin- al goal was the second of the night by team Captain John Bennett and again he deflected Mike McLaughlin’s shot from the point. Rick Buchan earned an assist. Randy ‘Paul in the net proved to be too alert for the aggressive Aurora for- wards in earning his sixth shutout of the year. Matt Nicholls scored a marker which was the cul- mination of the skating, forechecking and passing of the Bertrand, Nicholls. Buchan line. Pat Bertrand and Rick Buchan earned well-deserved assists on the goal. Thomhill played short- handed for what seemed to be more than half the game. Scott Burkhart continued to impress with his defens- ive play and the ability to move the puck. Rick Booker. now playing at left wing, skated miles and checked fiercely. David Howson was excellent in net. MINOR PEEWEES Thomhill 5 Richmond Hill 2 In this final game of the season the Thunderbirds killed a penalty to Stephen Mallett and scored the only goal of the first period on a pass from Ian Morrison to Kurt Pearson. Richmond Hill took a temporary 2-1 lead. Morrison deflected Scott Roberts’ shot into the net to tie the score. Cam- eron got an assist on this one. Then Paul Howson fin- ished off a passing play from Rick Selley and Jim Jones. Howson got another in the third unassisted. Steve Sim then took a Howson pass and passed to Pearson who scored the final goal. The lay member of synod is Richard Edmunds and the alternate is Mrs. Eileen Hamilton. The deanery representative is Joe Mc- Carthy with Robert Long as assiStant. . Thornhill emerged victor- ious again February 2 1-0. The Advisory Board will consist of Mrs. Barbara Davis, Mrs. Marg Quance, Les Walters, Harold Smith. Robert Long‘ Joe McCarthy and Mrs. Caroline Cook. The election of officers for this year was held. as fol- lows:' Rector’s Warden Nor- man Reeve. People’s Warden Ralph Day. Treasurer Mrs. Doris Davies, Vestry Clerk Mrs. Sheila Craig. Mrs. Dorothy Jellicoe will con- tinue as the envelope secre- tary. Rev. John Coneybeare pre- sided over the Annual Vestry Meeting at Emmanuel Angli- can Sunday evening. The past year was review- ed and plans fbr this year made. Church News munumummImmunnuuunmmu1muuluummummuu mmmumn\mnmummmmwmuum1mmmmnuuumum There will be races, hoc. key shoots and something for everybody. Also free hot dogs and hot chocolate. It's all at the Oakwood Pond. The Thomth Lions are running a winter carnival for the children of Thorn- hlll. It will take place thls Sunday from 12:30-4 pm. Thornhill Lions Winter Carnival Thornhill Major Bantams Defeat Aurora 5 - 0, 1 - 0, To Reach Section Two LANGSTAFF NEWS Correspondent: Mrs. Geoffrey Cook 84 Garden Ave. Telephone 889-4553 By JIM BROWNING Telephone‘ 889-{1317 IHGRNHILL MINOR HOCKEY ward the end of the third with two men short Mallett again poked the puck across the blue line to Howson who skated in alone on the 0r- illia goalie. who made the save, but Pearson sank the rebound. Thornhill 3, Newmarket l Thornhill Glaverbels got oft to a winning start in the playoffs after finishing first in the league. They de- feated Newmarket 3-1. Thornhill opened the scor- ing quickly on a goal by Ross Gordon with the assist go- ing to Jim Rennicks. They went ahead 2-0 when Bill Sim fired home a pass from Mike Johns. Shortly after Neil Stevens netted another. Sim and Cal Mc- Cathie assisted. Dino Pant- alone’s steady play in goal earned him the shoe lace. MINOR ATOMS Thomhill 4. Aurora 1. First Period: At the 7:42 mark a beautiful three way pass from Kevin Goble to Troy Bradley put Steven Tschipper in all alone to score for Thornhill. Feller and Rates 6 Heritage Carpet 2 John Hollings paced Fel- ler and Kates with four goals, all unassisted except Owen Duckman's help on one. Jojo Rusinke picked up a goal and an assist, and was thwarted many times by Jef- fery Wolburgh in the Heri- tage nets. Timothy Regan scored the other F&K goal. Heritage was in the game until the last period when F&K scored three unan- swered .goals. Mathew Brady from Mike Caruso scored Second Period: This per- iod belonged to the goalies. Great saves by Anthony Risi and Aurora‘s goalie kept the game very interesting. Third Period: It' was Thornhill all the way. Thorn- hill broke away for three quick goals starting at the 6:46 mark when Jeff Allard scored from Rob Humphries and Rob McLelland. At the 7:56 mark, Tschipper scored from Bradley and Goble. Again at the 8:37 mark Bradley scored from Mc- Lelland and Goble. Aurora scored at 1:46 to end the game 4-1. J. Elder,r47, 15th Avenue, Roxborough, Montreal; 258, N. Stevens, 155 Henderson Ave., Thornhill; 179, E. Backstop. 25 Fairway Hgts., Thornhill. Play of the game: The fine back-checking by our defence and the exceptional goaltending by Risi. Club 400 Winners February 2: 370. C. G. Lemon, 197 Lucas St.. Richmond Hill; 268, A. H. Gillis. 55 Wynard Heights Cr., Apt. 2105 Don Mills; 345. ed the game away in the last minute of play. Defens- ively for Schickendanz was Charles Skopit in goal, Jim- my and Billy McPherson and Jimmy Dobson on defense. Nick Peirol. Hassim Ismail and Anthony Fusco played well for Radio Shack, along with their goalie Richard Parry. Schickendanz 2 Radio Shack 0 After last week’s loss. Schickendanz came back with a good defensive game and shut out Radio Shack. Ian Smith opened the scor- ing from Billy Joe Creagh. John Paul from Smith lock- Cusco Fabricators 1 Supreme Auto 1 In a well<played game Cusco and Supreme battled it out to a one-all tie, with Cusco going ahead late in the first period on a brilliant goal by Theodore DiCerbo, assisted by David Kalm. At the five-minute mark. David Jones tied it up from David Cloutier. Goalies Ian Creb- bin and Mitchell Winemaker turned aside many good chances. Deserving mention were the strong games of Michael Rose and Louis Le- febvre. MITES By MARGARET HOUGHTON Thornhlll Church League Correspondent A§SOC|ATION Dodds Doors Midgets Defeat Japan Car 2 T0 O'KEEFE CENTRE FEB.13-MAR.2 O'Keefe Centre Box Office GALA OPENING NIGHT MATINEESZ P.M. EVENINGS 8:30 PAM. program: Don Juan, Les Sv|phidesl Beauty, Giselle, The Moor N. S. Smith Atoms Tie Deluca 2-2 u olf MHIGYEV S. Hurok presems The atio al B Iletori‘ Ca ada 31750. 15.00, $10.00. 8.00, $12.50. 10.00 Open Mon. â€" Sat. 11 a North York’s Ian Powers from Bourrie tied the game at 3-all, but Paul Krandell from Peters notched the winner. Roxson 2, Louisville 2 Louisville answered each of Roxson‘s goals, and a two- all tie resulted. FPaul Thom- as from Jay Zubick opened for Roxson. Jim Gourlay answered. David Fowler put Roxson ahead again as- sisted by Thomas, but Gour- lay tied the game again for Louisville this time assisted by John Hastings. Fisher Brothers 2 Reusse 2 Fisher tied first place Reusse 2-2. John McLellan opened for Reusse. Steve Livingstone answered for Fisher. A quick second goal by Fisher's David Alberico. assisted by Livingstone, was not tied up by Reusse until late in the game when Ron Caughlan was assisted by McLelland. Custom Radius 2 Levitt Studios 1 Custom Radius has now moved into a tie with Lev- itt with this 2-1 win on Sat- urday. Martin Reddick from Tommy Stevens and Wade McNeice opened for Custom. John Lafortune scored un- assisted late in the second period. Chris McRae then found the net for Levitt, as- sisted by John Gannage. Royal Burgers 2 Copper Kettle l _ Royal Burgers took a 2-0 lead over Copper Kettle. with Steve Feldt assisted by Allan Bramson opening. Brian McKnight from Mar- cello Rici scored the second goal. With about 20 seconds in the game, Stephen Bate from William Pryzdial ruin-_ ed Royal Burgers’ shutout. TYKES Beamish Construction 4 North York Trophy 3 Fifth place Beamish Con- struction upset second place North York Trophy with;a second period rally of four goals. North York took a 2-0 lead on goals by John Leff from Norm Etherton fol- lowed by John Bourrie’s marker. Three Beamish goals followed to make the only Tyke win of the week. Kevin O’Brien from Chris Loughton turned the tide. Chris Beaumont followed with a pair the first assisted by Vas Polauarapu and Scott Peters, the second by Richard Arend. Cameron assisted on Kirk- patrick’s second. Poly-Converters 4 Delco Tool 4 ‘ An exciting performance by Poly~Converter’s Mike Havery made this a difficult game for Delco. Havery notched a hat trick in an- swer to the first three of Delco’s goals. Murray Gra- ham was assisted by Jay Rose for Delco’s first. Ad- rian Smith, assisted by Brian Dekker followed. The third goal came from Alex Nyerâ€" ges, assisted by Smith and Bobby Pople. Neil Gold- smith then scored for Poly. but in the final minute Rose scored for Delco, assisted by Garry Quenneville and Dwayne Parkin. Larry Deâ€" Marco assisted on two of Havery’s goals, Joe Danckert on one. Seymour’s Texaco 2 Thornhill United 2 An exciting battle in which the last place Sey- mour’s Texaco gave the first place Thornhill United a real battle. After a score- less first period Seymour’s Ian McGregor, who had a piece of every goal of the game, opened unassisted. Steven Bird answered for Tl'iornhill United. McGregor from Chris Warren then put Seymour’s ahead again. Two quick goals by Mike Batag- lia for the United Cougars. assisted by Joe Caporella and then Bird were almost enough to see Seymour’s lose their fabulous start. Then Andy Fobert. workins with McGregor, tied the game for a jubilant Sey- mour’s. MINOR ATOM Willowdale Rotary 5 Walmarc Wood 0 Willowdale Rotary showed their first place stuff with a 5~0 shutout over Walmarc Wood. Richard Quirk was the >Willowdale goalie. Two goals each by Mike Darby and Ted Kirkpatrick and a single by Steve Tuckey were the markers. John Solitaire, Le Loup, The Sleeping 5 Pavane the first Heritage marker. Donal Begg’s persistance was rewarded by a goal. Wayne Miles and Kevin Leon played good defensive hockey for Heritage. SQUIRTS 4.00 5. 50‘ 4.00 200 Disera Motels 4 Stan Cook Pool 0 Disera Motels shut out Stan Cook 4â€"0. A hat trick by Robin Culley lead Dis- era, assists went two to both Edward O'Brien and David Shepherd. another to Paul Shepherd. The final goal was scored by Scott Foth- eringham assisted by Scott Jarvie. Eric Philpott was in the Disera nets. ATOMS . Shoppers Drug Mart 4 Normac Kitchens 3 Shopper's Drug Mart led Normac Kitchens this week downing the second place team 4-3. David Hopley, as- sisted by Steven Herbert took an early lead. Paul Myers got credit for Nor- mac’s answer. Bob Hag- arty's goal from Bob Rut- ledge was quickly answered by Herbert. working with Sandy Guida. Gary Curley skated in for a beautiful unâ€" assisted goal, Jim Houghton then scored from the blue line, assisted by Hopley. At the 18-second mark Stephen Claringbold skated in for a quick goal. assisted by newly returned Bobby Reekie. York Fire 3, Demarco 0 York Fire shut out Deâ€" marco 3-0. with Don Dale in the York Fire nets. Peter Linton from Todd McKnight opened after an almost scor less first period. Jim Ste r followed, assisted by Derek Dale and Joey Foti. lMcKnight from Malcolm Cole then made it 3-0. N. S. Smith 2, Deluca 2 After taking a 2-0 lead, N. S. Smith relaxed enough to let the hard driving Deluca tie it up. Ross Maudslin and Timmy Maxwell assisted John McPherson and then Bailey Abramovitz to score two goals for N. S. Smith within less than a minute. Again this week Kevin Fos- ter showed his stuff, and rallied for Deluca, assisted by Mike Anderson and Jeff Arend. Top-scorer Greg Chesser notched‘ the tying goal for Deluca. I Canac Kitchens 8 Marshall’s Shell 2 Canac jumped ahead 6-0 before Marshall’s answered, for a final score of 8~2. Stewart Breithaupt led with a hat trick. Shawn Ridout, Bra-d Youmans, David Sem- enzin, Andrew Heyland and John Dunn also scored. Asâ€" sists were credited to Rick Daurio with two. Youmans and Semenzin with two each, Breithaupt and Heyland with singles. Scoring for the losers was Brian, Jones with both goals, assisted by Jim Belch, Stephen Wildish and Rory Allan. ‘ Buckler Insurance 4 Goodwood Sand 2 Buckler doubled Good- wood 4-2. Goodwood’s Greg Carl opened, assisted by John Still and Jeff Watson. Mark Jonak replied with two, followed by Bobby Smith with two. Assists went to Warren Thompson and Scott Davis with two each. The game’s .final goal was scored by Mark Sutherland, from Paul Murphy and Num- ber 12. MINOR BANTAM . .Bill Best 3 Creighton & Allin 2 Playing with extra deter- mination to make up for the injured Colin McFar- lane, Bill Best edged first place Creighton & Allin 3-2. Drew Broadbridge from Jim Currie and Steve Manzie op- ened. Currie followed with ing’. Morris‘s present home the second, unassisted. Glen Perrett, assisted by Ian Lusk answered for C&A. Manzie then scored for Bill Best, as- sisted by Alan Moffatt. Glen Tudor Glen Homes 3 7-Up 2 Tudor Glen edged 7-Up 3-2. Dave Sobiski opened for 7-Up. Jim Rastrick, as- sisted by Ray Lalonde and Alan Gamblin replied. Ed Brown assisted 'by Warren Butt put 7-Up ahead again, but Tim Wilson from Gam- blin tied it again. Rastrick on his second goal lead Tu- dor Glen for the win. PEEWEE R.R.S.P.? The Canadian Government has given every Canadian tax- payer the. option to defer paying taxes on his contributions to a Regis- tered Retirement Savings Plan. This means that every year you, as a taxpayer. can expect to pay'LESS income tax and save for a healthy retirement at the same time. Sound interesting? Call us. . We have all the facts on Registered Retirement Savings. Plans which will save you money. WE Will Not Be Responsible For The Money You Will Lose If You Do Not Take Advantage Of R.R S.P. NOTICE DOUGLAS B. McNAUGHTON ACT NOW! CROWN LIFE INSURANCE 9O CROSBY AVE., RICHMOND HILL Feller and Kates Cusco Fabricators Radio Shack Schickendanz Heritage Carpets Supreme Auto Thornhill United Levitt Studios Custom Radius Royal Burgers Copper Kettle Seymour‘s Texaco Fisher Brothers 3 Shanahans 1 Fisher Brothers downed first place Shanahans 3-1. Paul Wright from Murray Chamney and Danny Brad- ley opened. Mark Danton answered for Shanahans. with help from Mark Strom and Craig Collard. Late in the game Brad Oliver from John Parker notched what turned out to be the winner. with the insurance ~coming from Jim Mayo, assisted _,by Ernie Claringbold. Hanna 4, Bernardi 1 After an equal first per- iod Hanna took control of the second and came away with a 4-1 win. Brian Mis- chtian began the scoring for Hanna. Bernardi’s Mike Pacek from Dorico Miconi and Jerome Flanagan an- Reusse N.Y. Trophies Fisher Brothers Roxson Beamish Louisville Thornhlll Paint 3 Sandrin Precast 0 Thornhill Paint shut out Sandrin Precast. and is now within one point of first place. Tim Lacey was in the Painters' nets. Pierre Kir- win from Chris Gannage op- ened. Peter Vanh'drssen fol- lowed. Mike Finch scored the third goal of the game, assisted by Danny Kennedy. BANTAMS Willowdale Rotary 7-Up Walmarc Wood Delco Tool Poly-Converters Tudor Glen York Fire Normac Deluca DeMarco Shoppers N. S. Smith Canac Stan Wood Goodwood Marshall’s Shell Disera Creighton & Allin Thornhill Paint Peck Shell Dickie Dee Bill Best Sandi-in Precast Buckler Shanahan Hanna Fisher Bernardi followed by two goals by Mike Parkinson. the second assisted by Craig Vincent. With less than three min- utes remaining in the game Ian Billich found the net, wiih help from Gary Valiant. Carlo Alessandrini quickly followed, assisted by Bill- ich. ‘Perrett replied with a quick goal for C & A. Dickie Dee 3 Peck Shell 2 Dickie Dee took a 3-0 lead until Peck answered with a very late pair to make it Dodd’s Doors York Printing Japan Car Taurin’s Esso Hall’s Esso 9 8 1 59 Thornhill Lions 9 5 4 33 Reusse 10 5 5 33 Wib Smith 9 4 5 25 Travelways 9 3 5 1 25 *One game still to be made up for January **January 27 score sheets not received. THORNHILL CHURCH LEAGUE STANDINGS - AS OF JANUARY 27 BY MARG HOUGHTON Mites Eric Wright opened 884-5802 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 Minor Minor Atom 13 2 *Midgets 10 3 Peewee *Squirts 11 1 3 10 Juniors Tykes 3 10 *Atom Bantam 1 1 Bantam Thomhill took a 3-0 lead before Markham answered, the game ending four for Thomhill, and two for Markâ€" ham. Bob Adams from Dan Lepage opened for Thorn- hill. Doug Holubec from Bruce Rozycki and Bill Acke- hurst followed. Scott Med- dick from Holubec scored the game's third goal. Mark- ham then answered, but A1 Jackson from Adams scored the fourth goal for Thorn- York Printing 6 Tam-ins Esso 1 York trounced Taurins 6-1, lead by Mike Still’s hat trick. Rory McRae, Jeff Curley and Eric Bauer scor- ed singles in this big win, with MacRae getting two as- sists, Bauer getting two, and Paul Boyle assisting twice. Rick Greig and Rob Liver- sage also assisted. Taurin's single came from Doug Jones unassisted. Dodds Doors 2 Japan Car 1 Dodd's edged Japan with two second period goals in answer to Japan's 'opener. Mike Flug from Mark Hill and Kevin Smith opened late in the first period. Brian Midghall answered. and the game remained tied until the four second mark .when Brian Heyland from Peter Rossi won the game for Dodd's. JUNIORS Thornhill District Lions 4 Markham Unionville Lions 2 swered. All the sec'ond per- iod scoring was done by Hanna. Neil Briden was as- sisted by Oliver Salzman and Shawn Leon for the winner. Mischtian from Bill Dunn notched an insurance goal, and Ugo Fusco ended the scoring, assisted by Dave Avard. MIDGETS T GF GA SO Pt. 18 8 1 10 2 13 10 l 6 44 46 31 23 15 35 29 38 88 19 16 15 19 18 14 13 NORTH YORK: Charles Sy- monds, one of INorth York's first firefighters retired re- cently after 32 years of ser- vice. He joined the fire de- partment in 1942 as the township's sixth firefighter when there was only one station and two trucks. The department has grown into the third largest in Canada, with 522 men and 11 sta- tions. Mr. Symonds was head of the depantment's fire pre- vention and administration division and executive assis- tant to the fire chief. at the time of retirement. Wib Smith 4 ‘ Reusse Construction 2 A high-penalty game be- tween Wib Smith and Reusse Construction ended with Wib Smith doubling Reusse 4-2. Johnson from Bagg op- ened for Wib Smit. Paul Nicholas from Dave icholas made it 2-0. Stevens from Phinnemore and Bagg fol- lowed: Paul Harvey from Dave Devine and Steve Pet- erson answered for Reusse. Late in the third period saw more scoring action, with Dave Nicholas getting an assist from Paul and Mack- lin. Hall's Essa 3 Travelways 1 A hat trick by Bill Law led Hall’s Essa in answer to Travelways opener. Number 10 from Brian Ehrenworth and Dave Gourlay opened for the Travellers. Law re- plied with two goals in the first period, one in the sec- ond, with Ian MacKay and John Greenfield getting two assists each, Randy Carr get- ting a single. THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Feb. 7, 1974 ‘ 23 hill and Markham narrowed the margin. The Lions are now the proud possessors of second place. I“““ XNN‘U‘AL MEETING Ric/1 vale Minor Ball Association in affiliation with the Richmond Hill Ball Association for the election of the 1974 Executive. 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