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Judo members score firsts At Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, October 13, only 15-year-old Steven Tenyige of North Paliser Crescent, Richmond Hill, was able to attend the competition. He was champion in the 13-16 year old junior division (121-135 pounds). His next first place win came in the Toronto East Region Tournament held in Richmond Hill October 19 in the under 125 pound division. Preston meet On the same date another competition was held in Preston from which two Budokai members returned with a second place award each. Pasi Holkko of Glenborough Park Instructor Chris Toole of the Budokai Judo Club, located at 120 Clark Avenue, South Thornhill, is very proud of members of his club. Numerous Judoka (one who practises the sport of Judo) have competed in recent tournaments and returned with added laurels. thomberg wms _ _ A goal by Chuck Oldfield with only 11 seconds remaining carried Schomberg Kings-to a 54 win over Elmvale in an Intermediate “C” Hockey League game at Elmvale Sunday night. Oldfield‘s dramatic tally stole some of the thunder from teammate Richard Ayres who fired three goals for the Kings. It was a different story than the Friday night scheduled game with Fenelon Falls which never got off the ground as the ice making equipment at the King City Arena broke down. James Davidson held the high triples for the evening with 823 (308), followed by Brian Harper with 760 (285), and Mike Fraser 695 (288). Instructional tip This week instead of a bowling hint I will give you some mechanics of bowling. The length of a lane is 60 feet from the foul line to the head pin. The lanes width is 42 inches. The approaches length is 16 feet from the back edge to the foul line. The balls weigh from three pounds six ounces to three pounds 10 ounces; there are two sizes Idiameters) of balls. The "A" ball 5 inches plus or minus 1-32 inch and the “B” ball 4 15-16 inches. Next week I'll have the vital statistics of the bowling pin. Senior bowling On the week of the let the high triples for the girls were rolled by Rose Am] 730 (268). Sue Stuart 603 (221), and Janet Barton 543 (221). Sunday's game saw Ayres opening the scoring at 3:01 of the first period fro Spencer Natale. ‘ The twosome hit the net again on a slick passing combination with Ayres again completing the rush to score and make it 2-0. Eighty-four seconds later John Dean made it 3-0 from Bill Duggan. There was only three seconds left in the opening period when Elmvale broke In the high average race Ernie Hughes is on top with 274 with Mike Fraser 266 and\ Gary Richardson 261 close by. Bill Best Tire Sales single of 1473 helped them on their way to an 18 point night‘ In team standing the 300 Club is on top with 128 points, next are W. & P. Motors 123, Caesars Palace 113, Don Mills Truck Sales 99, Bill Best Tire Sales 9412. Creative Decor 73. Barfoot Sheetmetal 6112 and Anderson Heating 61. Friday majors Jack Hill's 889 (333, 329) led all scorers last week followed by Jim Hoult 849 (312). Jack Tulloch 848 (305). and Al Richardson 825 (339). Bowling the high single was Bob Julian 361, Bill Jackson 331, Dave Alexander 315 and Gary Richardson 305 following. Color TV from Sweetheart Peter York Home T.V. 12 306 Bnyview Ave. (Plan) 889-1646 - 884-4165 COLOR TV ANTENNAS INSTALLED Bowling results WORKS IN A DRAWER THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1974 By [an Cameron GET YOUR Crescent, Willowdale, fought in the junior division over 145 pounds and Dana Curnock of Orion Crescent, Thornhill, in the senior division under 139 pounds. Both youths are brown belts. Again, sponsored by the Toronto East region, the 1974 Open Junior Chamâ€" pionships were held in Pickering at Don Beer Arena. Won First For the third time this month Stephen Tenyige won first place in his division and was awarded the best performance medal in this tournament. Club mate Pasi Holkko this time placed first in the over 145 pounds division and Steven Knight of Greenview Avenue, Willowdale, attained a third place win in the under 105 pound division. Elmvale tied the game at 12:26 of the final 20 minutes but the Kings snapped out of their lethargy to go in front again at 8:88 with Ayres scoring his third goal of the night. It was 4-4 as Elmvale scored with 1:34 seconds left and it looked like the contest would end in a draw. Enter Oldfield with 11 seconds to go as he took a pass from Rodger Gunn to give the Kings 3 much deserved win. The early minutes of the middle period saw 13 penalties handed out as play roughened. Elmvale scored again to narrow the count to 3-2. King‘s Coach Paul O‘Neil praised his team‘s efforts noting that “we‘re really starting to pull together.“ The other five remaining Master Bowlers from ABC placed as follows: Ev Jones 5th. Ian Cameron 6th, Bill Jones 10th, Jack Hill 14th, and Ernie Wolfreys 15m. through the Schomberg defence to score. The big test will come Friday evening when Elmvale comes to King for a rematch. Game time is 8 pm. The girls high triple was won by Heather Wolfreys from ABC with 551. Sandy Shadoff also of ABC won high single with 201. For the boys it was Scott Renshaw from ABC who won high triple with 685. Mike Freidman of Power Lanes won the high single of 244. The winners of the zone will new travel on to Oshawa for the Provincial finals. The winning team from Newmarket Bowlerama topped all of the other teams with their 12 games totalling 3312. The which placed second was from ABC Bowl. This team consisted of Master Bowler Betty Wolfreys, Heather Wolfreys, and Jim Kehoe with their total of 3294.. Third place was Master Bowler Vic Tugwell. Cathy Long, and Randy Keniston with 3106, also of Newmarket. All winners received a trophy. The team standings are as follows: Team 1 with 21 points. Team 2 with 20 points. Team 5 with 16 points, Team 4 with 15 points, Team 3 with 8 points. and Team 6 with 4 points. Master Bantam On October 27 at ABC Bowl the team of Master Bowler Pauline McNaught with bantam bowlers Sandra Stacowiak and Cameron Clark, bowled their way to a first place standing in the zone round of the Master Bantam Tour- nament. The Eastern Canadian Championships came up November 2 for those 16 years and up and Budokai had some entries in this competition. The high averages are held by Beth Shadoff with 194 and Mike Fraser with 250. Local â€" Long Distance â€" Overseas Moving I7 Residential - Industrial - Officelfi _5 MEMBER: UNITEDVAN LINES J 127 BIRCH AVENUE. THORNHILL 889-4911 636-6636 MOVING & STORAGE Division of 0.8.8. By Marg Houghton Thornhill Community Hockey League Correspondent NOVICE 8 ROYAL BURGER 2 - ROGOL ELECTRIC o. Undefeated Royal Burger has first place tied up] with this week's shut-out over Rogol Electric. Chris McLennan is shown in nets. with Timothy Regan getting one goal per period, assisted by Stephen Maini on the first, Jordan Kolm on the second. STONE L After winning their first two games, Reusse Construction and Risi Stone tied 1-all to prove the statistics are accurate. Leo Ceolin’s Squad opened with a goal by Antony Fusco, assisted by John Manaham and John O’Brien late in the tirst period, Jet! Turner lrom Rodney Muir and RJ Conaghan tied it up. SEYMOUR'S TEXACO 6 - TUDOR GLEN HOMES 0. Andy Celmanis’ Seymour's Texato also moved into tirst place with this shut-out over Bruce Martin‘s Tudor Glen. Chris Patterson was in the Seymour nets. Leading the win was Steven Bate with a hat trick, assisted on two by Andrew Gaughan, Following Bate's first two goals, Dean Willems was assisted by Rich Everett. Late in the game, Celmanis was assisted by Steven Morris and then Darrin Virgoe was assisted by Celrnanis and willems. AIR GUARD CONTROL 4 A CUSTOM RADIUS I. Bob Walters’ Air Guard Control downed Earl Cloutier’s Custom Radius 4 to I with tour markers in the lirst period. JoJo Rusinek opened. Hassim Ismail notched two, the second assisted by Scott calver. Ismail assisted on the team's tourth tally, with John Hollings putting it across the line, and Bradley Berman also assisting. Joseph Lyman ruined the shut-out in the game’s tinal minute. CHINESE COURMET 2 - MULDREW INSURANCE 2. John Fairney’s Chinese Gourmet tied Mike Mihalik's Muldrew Insurance 2-all. Kevin McKay trorn Andrew Mihalik opened the scoring late in the first period. Dan Gomes trom Steven Smith tied it up. Jett Adams then put Chinese Gourmet in the lead until Andrew Fobert trom Mihalik and McKay tied the game tor the insurancemen. ATOM l0 REUSSE CONSTRUCTION 6 - DATA CROWN 0. Reusse construction coached by Sam Masson took their third straight win and second shut-out with a 6»0 whitewash over Gerry Ainsworth's Data Crown. Two hat» tricks were hard to beat, as John McLellan and Greg Wileman scored the magic number Torn Belch gets credit tor two assists. Brad Celmanis and Alex Liatsidis got one apiece. Reinhard Reusse was in nets. THORNHILL PAINT 6 - POLY CONVERTORS 4. Jim Romano‘s Thornhill Paint downed Ron Gar- diner's Poly Converters ate 3 in a high- tlying second period. An equal first period saw David Alberico open tor the painters, assisted by Mike Sues and John Cameron late in the period. Richard Arend tram Neil Smith and Clive Scar" tied it up. The second period opened with Cameron scoring for the painters. and Arend from Smith tying the game again Two goals MINOR ATOMS In the first league game of the year the AAA Quality Printers Minor Atoms came through with a strong third period and a 5-4 win over Orillia October 27. Aurora's Malcolm Pierce put his team in the game but Richmond Hill came right back in the third with two more to wrap up the game. * Best Goal ' Bob Russell scored the best goal of the game on a The first period saw Andre LeFebvre score on a pass from Jim Oliver av the 3-minute mark; Orillia tied it up at the six minu'e mark. Thornhill wen' ahead at vhe nine minute mark on a goal by Robert Young From Darren Burlord. Orillia tied i' up at 2-2 aner a Iew seconds 0! the second period. Goalie Eric Howson made a good save bu! nobody was thereto clear the rebound. Orillia scored on a breakaway at the tour minute mark. Thornhill’s delencemen were too eager and 901 caught up ice a low times. An Orillia player slarled the lhird by skating lrom one end to me other and scoring. Then Thornhill sellled down and two players get a breakaway buv one wenl ollside. Then Burlord look a pass lrom Man McMillan and scored by pulling me goalie cm and slipping lhe puck behind him‘ Thornhill tied it up 3' me eighl minute mark on a scramble with Dean Allan scoring lrom Slephen Nicholls. wam live minutes Iell Burlnrd scored again from Randy Mackl Orillia removed lheir goalie wilh I": minules remaining and LeFebvre iusl missed the net by inches on a breakaway. The Richmond Hill Alliance Sports Juveniles racked up two more wins during the week but also absorbed an exhibition loss by 4-3 to Markham which was their first one of the season. Sunday they had little trouble subduing Aurora 5-1 after drubbing Thornhill 8-1 Tuesday of last week. In 'vhe second game Thornhill deleated Richmond Hill Z-l. The first period was non-productive lor Thornhill although Richmond Hill scored one on Give shots on goal to Thornhill's Vwo. The teams became quite tired in the second period due to long shins ol chree to four minutes. with iusi 43 seconds Ien Brian McKnigM tied the score‘ The third period was all Thornhill with Darren Burford scoring a? the live minute mark. Total sho's on goal Sunday‘s encounter was something of a slow moving contest at Richmond Hill Arena and saw John Oakley opening the score for Alliance in the first period assisted by Mike Wood. Tony Robinson made it 2-0 and then 3-0 with two fine goals in the second period with assists to Hopson and McCullough. MINOR ATOM9 REUSSE CONSTRUCTION I - RISI Thomhill Community Hockey League Allianggmpver AUEQEQ By JIM BROWNING Telephone 889-4317 IHGRNHILL MINOR HOCKEY The 8-1 romp against Thornhill Tuesday night saw Richmond Hill storming the nets from the drop of the solo effort and Dave Berseth got the final one assisted by Tony Robinson. Markham persisted and kept pecking away with two goals in the second and another twosome in the third to win by 4-3. It was Richmond Hill’s first loss of the season. The loss to Markham was a stunner for Alliance who looked to be romping to an easy win after three first period goals by Arnie Vanderweyde, Rick Sack- field, and Mike Wood. by David Desormeaux, the second assisted by Allan Greenberg and George Alley put the painters ahead. Greenberg from Jonathan Golab and Desormeaux and the completion of Desormeaux's hat truck tinished the scoring tor the painters. Smith trom Chris Beaumont ended the game. MINOR PEE WEE 11 PETER TAYLOR INSURANCE 4 » DELUCA DENTAL LABS 3. An ex- citing battle between Jerry Day's Peter Taylor Insurance and Gary Petrinec's Deluca Dental Labs ended with another win tor the undefeated Taylor. Taylor’s Garyl Quenneville openedi Neil Goldsmith trom John Kinneard answered. Brian Dekker from Nunzio Fuina and Michael Tucker put Taylor in the lead again. Fuina from Quenneville iollowed with Kinneard trom Mike Darby answering tor Delucai Quenneville scored at the mid-point of the second period, with Richard Dainton trorn Goldsmith and Peter Killham answering tor Deluca. FISHER BROTHER’S SPORTS 3 - VV DEMARCO 1. AI Sproul’s Fisher Brothers won their first game with week with a 3 to l win_over Ron Ar- cangeli’s DeMarco. John Hickey lrom Kevin Gavigan and Russ Webb scored two goals tor Fisher. Peter Archangeli answered lor DeMarco. Late in the game Steve McFarlane made it number 3 for Fisher. SHOPPERS DRUG MART 2 - WEETABIX 1. Earl Sutherland’s Shoppers Drug Mart edged David Barnes’ Weetabix 2 to 1. Ted Kirk- patrick lrom Stephen Paul opened, for Weetabix. To tie the game, John Reed from Greg Pacek and Clayton Younge answered. Pacek from Robert Sinkus notched the winner, with no setond period scoring to mar the results. PEE WEE 12 DEN-TAL-EZ 2 - D. MIKLAS AND ASSOCIATES 1. Denâ€"TaI-El gave Miklas this first loss at the season, with a 2-1 victory. Kevin Foster opened on an assist lrom Michael Anderson. Tim Maxwell answered for Miklas assisted by Dirk Verdoold and Cameron Brooke. Foster then tied up the game late in the lirst period and no more scoring took place in this highly fought game. 7-UP 5 » KEYSTONE VALVE 2. Fred Wyers’ Uncola Kids trounced Brian Gill's Keystone Valve 5 to 2 to give them 'their first win. Steven wvers opened and Joey Allan tollowed‘ Steve Livingstone then scored a pair with Mark Wilson lrorn Andy Halpin making lt 5. Keystone answers came from John Hastings assisted by George Tressider and then Todd Lavigne assisted by Jim Hut- chinson. DAVID VIRGOE CONSTRUCTION 3 - YORK FIRE AND CASUALTY 2. Steve Davis’ Virgoe edged Bill Graham‘s York Fire 3-2 in a hard fought battle wilh David Wright's second marker winning the game. The game opened wnh Dwayne Parkin lrorn Troy Cumiskey scoring lor York Fire. DaVId Wrighl answered for Virgoe. Jellrey Rival from Ed Brown and Cumiskey scored to York only to have David Hughes lrorn Bill O’Brien lie il up‘ The winning goal came lrom Wright, assisted by Robbie McLevy and Peter Dawsi Virgoe is in a first place lie wilh Taylor. NORTH YORK TROPHIES 3 - CANAC KITCHENS 0. Young Don were Thornhill H and Richmond Hill 10‘ Thornhill Atoms sullered a 4-2 deleat at the hands ol Richmond Hill November 3. The Hillers got two quick goals in the lirst period. In the second period HES Reliance answered with a goal by John Lee aided by David Wood and Jim Gourley. RH retaliated with two more in the third and Neil Crebbin scored tor Thornhill with assists lrom Kent Davidson and Harold Chopping. During the third period tans and players were contused and amaled at the number at penalties assessed under the new high-sticking rule. The penalty boxes were occupied by at least one or two players per team during the tull period. Newmarket also deleated Thornhill 3»! in a game played November 2. Chopping opened the scoring aided by Gourley and crebbin early in the lirst period. Has Reliance held the lead until the third period when the Newmarket boys garnered three counters in a row. MINOR PEEWEES Thornhill turned back Aurora 2-l November 2. In the lirst period Rich- vale Ready Mix controlled the game lrom start to linish. Fine plays by Jell Allard and Steven Tuckey on detense and Joe Dunekert and Tim wilson on the forward line kept Aurora’s goalie busy, In the second shots by Gram Davidson and Rob Humphries were kept out by a hard-working Aurora goalie. Dunekert passed to Troy Bradley who sent Scofl Daly in ’0 score at the 6:14 mark. Great plays by Ralph Bryson and Ted Fixter kept the puck in Aurora's end as the third period opened. At the 4:41 mark Davidson passed to Steven Tschipper who scared, to go ahead 2-0a Thornhill relaxed and Aurora scored at the 8:01 mark to take the shutout away tram Anthony Risi. A$§OCIATION ATOMS 3 Quality Printers win 5â€"4 BANTAM AA A hard-fought game at Barrie saw Thornhill‘s Guarantee Reanv 90 down to a 2-1 deiea‘ October 31. Thornhill had a 25-5 advan'age in shots on me ne? bu! i051 could not put it in. Barrie‘s Orillia controlled the November J game as they deleated Thornhill 3-0. Jen Allard played his best game on defense, stopping many Orillia rushes and when Orillia got through Risi came up with some line saves. Tim Wilson on the lorward line played his best game to date. Orillia scored once in the lirst period and twice in the third. Thornhill Fisher Brothers Peewees took both weekend games. Friday the boys outplayed Barrie and won 3-2 in spite at too many penalties. Both Barrie goals were scored with Fishers a man short. Thornhill opened the scoring at 2:47 at the tirst period when Duhee Lee scored on a pretty setup trom Kurt Pearson. Steve Mallett also assisted. Paul Howson made it 2-0 on a solo end- to-end rush. Barrie scored at 3:48 of the second period and Pearson scored in the winning goal at 5:15 at the third on a pertect lead pass from Lee‘ Paul Myers also received an assist. Barrie ti ' had the scoring. Thornhill hosted Orillia Sunday and defeated them 5-2‘ Tod McKnight opened the scoring at 57 seconds of the lirst period with assists going to Dan Anderson and Steve Sim. Goals by Mallett from Rick Seelev and Lee trom Pearson made it 3-0. Orillia scored at 9:59 while Tho’rnhill was a man short. The second period was scoreless. Pearson from Mallefl and Anderson Oram Mallen and McKnight in the third period' finished the Thornhill scoring. Orillia‘s Oinal goal came at 4:32 01 "la? frame. MIDGETS 158. 16 BERNARDI BUILDING 6 ‘ JAPAN CAR SALES 2. Bob Mavo’s Bernardi Building trounced Ron Anderson‘s Japan Car Sales 6 to 2‘ An equal first period had David Royzck- "om Paul Poscente and John Thompson opening for Bernardi wim J. Rose from M, Flug answering. Bernardi tollowed with Thompson, and two by Chris Fisher Bros. now has a 3-1 record in league play. SHANAHAN FORD 2 - MAR- SHALL'S SHELL 0‘ Chris Murdoch in the Shanahan nets shut out Earl Cloutier’s Marshalls Shell 2-0. Garth Thompson from Doug Sandham opened. Cary Valiant from. Philip Cole and Corey Sanguineni scored the second goal. SHELL l. Darryl Thompson’s Creighton and Allin and Ed Murphy’s Peck Shell both went into Saturday night's games with a wm and a loss. Not unexpectedly, they came away with a 1-] tie. Stephen Babcock lrom Garry James and Steven Lewis took an early lead lor Peck. Warren Thompson lrom Scott Brooke an- swered and they kept one another scoreless lor the,second period. SANDRIN PRECAST 2 - DICKIE DEE l. Dave Truman's Sandrin Precast downed Bill Wylie's Dickie Dee and took the second place spot. Alter a scoreless lirst period, Randy Webb lrom John Beck and Peter Stein- brecher opened. Greg Scott scored a late marker which looked like a tying tallv Um" Neil Morley lrom Don Coultard and Webb won the game. BANTAM )4 NS SMITH 2 - SPRING MILLS 2. Alter taking a 2-0 lead in the first period Spring Mills had to settle tor a tie from Al Prebble’s NS Smith. Tom Fisher from Willie Osler opened. Rob Smith lrom Jon Tyityan followed, lor val Albertine‘s crew. Mike Finch lrorn Peter VanHorsson and Jim Currie answered lor the realtors, with Brian McLean lrom Dave Maxwell tying the game. Dale got his first shutâ€"out this season as Norm York Trophies downed Nick Nixon’s Canac Kiichens 3 'o 0‘ Malcolm Cole was on one ice for every marker, scoring me first and last, assisting on Scan Gray’s goals Omar Baig got two assists, Gray one, MOTELS l, The Thornhill Lions notched their first win as they kept Disera Motels scoreless until the game’s linal minute, Dean MacMurtrv lrorn Ricky Wilmsmeyer and Jim Houghton opened with a quick goal. Doug Still trom Stephen Herbert and MacMurtrv scored the insurance in the second hall at the second period Wilmsmeyer lrom MacMurtry made it 10 tor a Lion’s birthday celebration. Ruining the shut-out came a well- deserved goal by Norm Carotte trom Mike Moore and Stephen Gove. MINOR BANTAM l3 KERR-TAYLOR ELECTRIC 2 « BILL BEST TIRES 2. John Knox’s Kerr-Taylor stopped Bill Best’s un. deleated record keeping them to a 2‘3” tie. Rick Daurio lrom Brad Youmasn and Shawn Ridout opened tor Bob Booth’s squad, Paul Umplebv an- swered unassisted tor Kerrâ€"Taylor‘ Rory Allan lrorn Tony Bird and Bruce Colucci put Kerr-Taylor in the lead until David Semenlin from John Dunn tied the game. Hill's First It took just 47 seconds for Scott Davey to set up Dave Berseth for the first Richâ€" mond Hill counter and Robinson closed out the first period scoring assisted by Chris Hopson and Berseth. Davey scored his second goal in the second from Bob Russell and it was just a matter of how many from there on in. Rick Hopson added two more on set-ups by Berseth ’and Robinson. Then it was Russell picking the corner on a sharp set-up by Mike Wood followed shortly after and first puck to minutes. THORNHILL LIONS 3 « DISERA CREIGHTON 8. ALLIN I - PECK PE'EWEES the final In Me lirsl period of a wide-open conves' marked by a high incidence ol penalties, Thornhill scored lwo short- handed goals within 10 seconds. Mike Coughlin and Rob Browning rounded out the scoring for Thornhill. Dave Virgoe was called upon '0 make some exlremelv line glove saves lhroughout goaltender made the diflerence. Scott Burkan let a hard last shot so lrorn the pain! to score me only Thunderbird goal. Barrie got a gm 0! a goal when the releree called a penalty shot. They then wenl ahead with a slam lrom right wing. Guarantee Realty and Orillia Legion started all to a good game at hockey November 3 at Thornhill Arena with Orillia outshooting Thornhill 26-13, but the tinal score was tied at M. Orillia got the tirst goal on a deflection into the Ielt side at the Thornhill net, giving Gary Heaney no chance. As many as eight mern â€" live trom Thornhill and three lrorn Orillia were in the box â€" even the coach got a game penalty. At 7:14 ol the lhird period Jim Bell scored with an assist lrom Dave Eason to tie the score. Rick Bookler took a bad spill and sullered an ankle iniury, but lorlunalely it was nol broken. Darryl Merchant came close a couple 0! times with good rushes which failed to resull in goals. Thornhill Glaverbels Midgets unleashed an explosive scoring anack on Newmarket November I, over- powering them by an 8-3 score. Steve Cashen spearheaded the at- tack by picking up three goals, the lirst hat trick of the season. and assisting on another. Mark Steele accounted lor two goals as well as playing a solid detensive game. Ross Gordon also had a big night, setting up lour goals and adding one ol his own. 'he game This was a solid team eflort maturing some well~execu1ed scoring. then it was Davey clicking again from Sackfield and Vanderweyde. Vanderweyde then closed out the scoring from Sack- field. Thornhill's only goal came from the stick of Mike Johns spoiling Mark Edwards shutout attempt. YORK PRINTING 3 - UNITED COUGARS 2. John Myers’ York Priming edged Scott Meddick’s United Cougars 3-2 with an unanswered second period goal. John Lingham answered John Thompson's opener tor United with Jetl Valiant assisting Thompson. Ed. Greenberg scored the only second period goal tor York. Into the third period, Valiant scored tor United, with the win coming on the sticks of Brad Oliver with help trom John Petrosino. Madden, assisted by Mike Danis and Steve Adams. M. Hill answered ior Japan. Third period action came tram Scon Jenkins, assisted by Posceme and a final marker by Adams CONCORDIAN MOTEL S - GOODWOOD SAND 3. Concordian downed Goodwood sand 5 to 3 after David Mawer scored the opener lrorn Shawn Leon and Tim Leitch lor Goodwoodi Paul Burnham was assited by Greg Heckel with the answer. Joe Fobert lrom Michael Pacek and Heckel scored the second. Throughout the second period the game was tied as Leon trom Chris Serrie and Ken Kobryn scored tor Goadwood. Goodwood then took the lead as Vic Dekker lrom David Skinner and Leitch turned on the red light. The tying goal was scored by Kevin Smith, assited by Brian James and Todd Youmans. With less than a minute to play, Fobert scored the winning goal, assisted by James and James trorn Terrv Alexander notched the in- surance. Bob Adams Juniors are playing with 6 'eams and will expand to 1210 in~ clude some surrounding communities very shortly. JENKINS 6 - TRAVELWAYS 4. A see-saw battle ended with a win lor Jenkins this week Mark Woolnough opened lor Jenkins. Steve Davis trom John Quinn answered. Woolnough and John Pehar put Jenkins into the lead. Bill Law and Michael Still assisted Pehar. Quinn then scored for Travelways, with Steve Hornsbv from Quinn again tying the game in the second period. Michael Parker put Jenkins back in trant and insurance came from the third goal at Woolnough’s hat-trick. Jett Curley from Gary Williamson narrowed the margin lor Travelways, but a late goal by Greg Lee trom Law and Woolnough linished the scoring. HALL’S 6550 3 - KOVAC DATSUN L All the scoring took place in the second period as Hall’s Esso downed Kovac Dalsun 3 to l. Sandro Delre lroi'n Ron Greig and Dave Brown opened lor Hall‘s, Phil Welsh lrom Phil Terry and Bruce Mitchell (allowed, and Terry lrom Mitchell came up with a quick goal. Kovac’s only answer was scored by Ken Ford lrom John Murdoch and Randy Alesander. WIB SMITH J - ROBAR 3. A see-saw battle between Wib Smith and Robar ended with a J-all tie. Wayne Henry opened tor Wib Smith‘ Ray Mcouillan trom Norm Deska answered. Smith went ahead in the second with John Stevens goal, assisted by Keith Bagg. Russ Johnson trom Stevens and Gary Robinson made it 3-1. but Dave Gourlay managed two markers to tie the game, both also assisted by Norm Deska RICHMOND HILL 384.441: AURORA 227199me CLEhNING DRAPERY CLEANING ,, MIDGET JUNIORS cfifimm tn closed ‘m Sack- ‘nly goal 1 of Mike Mark attergpt. The attempt. which was made with blow torches, was unsuccessful. however. The men finally gave up and left. Police said the safe contained a considerable amount of money. The men. wearing stocking masks and carrying revolvers. broke into the store at 3:15 am. They then handcuffed cleaning man Phillip loakim, to a showcase and covered his head with a pillow case. Three armed men tied up the night cleaner and then spent 90 minutes trying to blow a safe at Knob Hill Farms, Don Mills Road and Highway 7, last week. Ioakim was found by a truck driver two hours after the men left. 3 safe crackers failed Applications for grants to non-profit organizations and groups to carry out programs in non-recreational areas for 1975 will be accepted until November 30. 1974. Application forms may be obtained from the Finance and Treasury Department. Municipal Offices. 10266 Yonge Street. or by calling 884-8101, Ext. 42. Wm. A. Rice Treasurer Finance and Treasury Department Grants to Organizations and Groups TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL