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22 â€" THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Wednesday. Nov. 6. 1974 Hockey Galore In Richvale Novices In their first game of the season October 20 the Lions played well with two goals netted by Sharon Cooke and one by Tom Dungey. A good defensive game was played by Bakers S&S with the lone goal placed by Rob Wagg. Thorncrest Motel lost completely to Carlisle Real Estate with a shutout being earned by Scott Braithwaite as Thorncrest Mall never gave up. Mark Butler opened the game with an unassisted goal, Orolo Paoletti scored two goals assisted on the final one by Gordie Peters. Atoms Rendezvous took the lead with a goal each from Paul Rothwell and David Cald- well. Pizzaville put out a good effort but did not manage to score. It was a tie game for Music Schoppe and Herron S&S until the last 25 seconds when Mat Hozjan of Music Shoppe popped in the winning goal. Hozjan netted two with Jim Corrick getâ€" ting an assist. Craig Femm scored the loner for Herron assisted by Tracy Warner. Peewees A very close and exciting game was played between W&P Motors leading with five goals against Raymore with four. Credits are due to Neil Cooke and Steve Cage each with one goal and one assist, John Bailey. Brian McGuckian and David Purvis one goal each and Bernie McKinley with an assist. For Raymore the goal scorers were Frank Cavallo with three and an assist, Craig Hench one, Erick Ahnert two assists and Mike Moyal one assist. In another exciting game Suburban Rad beat R&R Motors 6-3 with Suburban’s points going to Alexander Kalles with two goals, Garry McKechie, Dennis Broker, Glen Smith and Ronald Johnston a goal each and two assists from Smith and Kallas, McKechie and Brooker each with one assist. ‘ Scoring for R&R were Andrew Rose with two goals. Robert Cashew with one. Cashew, Robert Williams and. Albert Mastromartino provided assists. Bantams In a 2â€"1 game between Surf Marine and Loughlin Lumber David Ross seized two goals assisted by Bruce Sinmatz and Glen Gettle. John DiRezzle scored the single one for Loughlin unassisted. United Drain took the lead of 7-3 against G.C. Romano October 20. Goal scorers on the stronger team were Mauro Fantin 3, Gary Burke 2 and John Mark 1. Fantin also provided two assists as did Pacitto and Robbie McKinley and George Hussey helped on one. Scoring for Romano were Dave Twidale, Robert Haehnel and Chris Pat- terson with a goal apiece and Twidale, Mark Murphy and Richard Jacobi providing an assist each. Niblet peewees losers by 7-2 A well~rested Wilson Niblett Chev-Olds Minor Peewee “A” team was to play Aurora November 2 in a regular league game. Due to a breakdown in scheduling, the game did not take place and will be reconvened at a later date. Richmond Hill hosted Barrie Sunday evening but were unable to repeat their performance of October 20 when they won the league opener. Barrie opened the scoring at 5:39 of the first period. which saw good scoring opportunities by both teams and the Barrie 1- 0 lead stood up until 2:02 of the third period. when they scored what proved to be the winning goal. Wilson Niblett did not give up and at 6:51 of the third Glen Apps drove in a hard shot from the point and reduced the Barrie lead to 2-1. Assists went to Brian Cates and Doug MacLean. Final score: Barrie 2, Wilson Niblett 1, in a good clean game with Barrie having the edge in play. Shots on goal: Barrie 29, Wilson Niblett 11. CLEANING rat 3 ' ' M CENTRES mm Suede 8: Leather Cleaning Service RICHMOND HILL TKORNHILL O AURORA NEWARK“ Newspaper Classified offers advertisers a combination of unbeatable advantages. Phone today â€" 884-1105-6. Fast results! ATOM Richvale‘s Sommervitle Atoms deieated Maple 5.3 October 25 at Bond Lake Arena. John De Haas started the scoring on a pass irom Paul Durigon, but two quick goals by Maple’s Dan Munshaw and Andy Blttner gave them the lead. Allan Evelyn tied the score with the iirst oi three goals. Neil Geddes put Maple back in tront but again Evelyn tied the score. With three minutes to go John Evelyn scored the winner. With less than a minute to play Allan Evelyn connected ior his third goal. Brian Mason assisted on two oi the hat trick goals. This was the same score as registered in the game at Maple Oc- tober 23. Early in the iirst period John Evelyn converted a pass irom Steve Mettei to get Richvale started but minutes later Maple tied the score. Then Craig Woltenden scored with a slapshot to make it 2-1 tor Richvale. Early in the second period Captain Allan Evelyn scored two unassisted goals. in the third period Maple made a comeback with two goals but Brian Mason put the game out oi reach as he lifted an Evelyn rebound high into the net. Simon Boswell and Eddie laiano turned in strong games on detense tor Richvole. PEEWEES In the iirst league game oi the season played 1n Bolton, Richvale’s Gullo Enterprise tied their hosts 2-2, October 25. There was no scoring in the iirst period as P. Gullo made the big saves when called upon. At 6:29 at the second period Paul Dlmock scored with Mike Hegenauer and Heinx Losberg being awarded assists. Bolton tied the score at 4:36 oi the third period iust aiter Richvalo had successtully killed two penalties in a row. With both teams playing tour a side, Bolton went ahead 2-1 but Richvale tied the score with 1:01 remaining in the game. Sinking this one was Scott Spiers with Wayne McLellan assisting. JUVENILE . Richvale's Hillcrest Mall Juveniles suiiered a 341 deieat at the hands oi Barrie in Richmond Hill Arena Oc- tober 21. Richvale played a good game but couldn't get on the score board against a very last Barrie team. Mario De Piero was outstanding in goal for the Hillcrest Mailers and stopped everything until well into the second period. He was the iirst winner oi the MacDonald's Hamburger award to be presented each week to the star oi the team. Chris Demeo also played a good game. House league October 27 NOVICE Bakers deieated Thorhcrest 2-0 as Grant Clarke came up with a goal and an assist, Robb Wagg with a goal and Craig Stevenson with an assist. Good goattending by Danny Best and Remo Caranci made this a great game. Richvale Lions eked out a 3-2 win over carlisle Real Estate in a hard iought game which was decided in the last minute by Darin Groosinski's counter set up by Tod Dungey and Chris Heinecke. Dungey got the other two goals tor the Lions with assists going to Darin and Chris De Piero. Carlisle goals were netted by Gordie Peters and Mauro Paoietti, both unaided. ATOM As the score oi 7-1 indicates the game appeared to be no contest as Rendexvous whopped Music shoppe uave Caldwell led the attack with a hat trick. Other Rendeivous goals were potted by Paul Rothwell. a goal and a helper; Joe Balisteri, a goal and three assists; Raymond Perry, a goal and one assist: and Eddie Bailey, a goal. Music Shoppe's lone tally was scored by Jimmy Corrick helped by Gordon Gertley. Piuaviiie had only five players and the goalie as they held Herrons to a 2-1 win. The six boys played the entire game without a rest. A wonder the score wasn't much higher. Tom Bucci collected both goals tor the winner aided by Tracy Warner on both and Dave Doucett and Bruce Maheu came up with helpers. too. Joe Granton was the marksman tor Pinaville. unassisted. PEEWEE Both teams played a good game as Suburban managed to edge Raymore 5-4. David Carmichael contributed a hat trick and Alexander Kailes a pair at goals to the win with Gary McKechnie and Dennis Brooker each having an assist. Scoring ior Raymore were Erich Ahnert with a goal and three assists, Adam Celsie with a goal and one assist. Mike Moyal and Ricky Fleming each with a goal and Frank Cavalto with an assist. Hat tricks by both teams were the ieature at a well-played game as WP Motors deieated RGR Motors 6-3. For the victors Brian McGuckian had a hat trick and an assist, David Purvis two goals. John Bailey one goal, with assists going to Steve Cage (1). Neil Cooke, Dean Reily and Number ll. lid-R's hat trick came irom the stick oi Robert Cashin with one assist going to Albert Mastromartino. SANTAM Trevor Williams scored the only counter in a tight game all the way as Romano deieated Surt Marine 14‘). United Drain and Loughlin Lumber seemed toirly evenly matched in a last moving. headsup game, but United Drain emerged the winners by a 24) score. The goals were scored by Dominic Pacitto assisted by Robbie McKinley and John Mark unassisted. Hill planner not leaving Rumors he is looking for a job elsewhere and that his house is up for sale privately were denied by Richmond Hill‘s Planning Director Hessie Rimon at Monday night‘s council meeting. Mr. Rimon’s statement was made in a letter read by Mayor William Lazenby. The mayor said he’d been hearing these rumors for more than a year. “I hope this will stop them. when some of these small-minded. narrow- minded characters learn the truth." he said. â€"-â€"___._ NOTICE TO CREDII‘ORS ANDOTHERS 1n the Estate of Joseph Aubrey Nixon All persons having claims against the Estate of Joseph Aubrey Nixon. late of the Town of Richmond Hill, in the Regional Municipality of York. who died on or about the ist day of October. 1974. are hereby notified to send particulars of same to the undersigned on or before the 27th day of November, 1974, after which date the Estate will be distributed, with regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice and the undersigned will not be liable to any person of whose claim she shall not then have notice. DATED. "at Richmond Hill. this lst day of November. 1974. Ivy Hilda Nixon. Executrix of the Estate of Joseph Aubrey Nixon. by her solicitor. Robert H. Black- burn, c-o Messrs. Lawlor. LeClaire. Stong & Nevins. Barristers and Solicitors. 10265 Yonge Street. Rich~ mond Hill. Ontario. RICHMOND BOnTCmS def-GOT Aurora by 8-3 count HILL CURLING CLUB By RON TAYLOR - 884-7817 Sunday is busy There was a time when Sunday at the Richmond Hill Curling Club saw plenty of ice space available. That time has come and gone. These days the Sinners hit the ice at 9 am followed by the Business Girls at 11 am for playdowns or skip entry, and a full draw of juniors ' begin at 1 pm. If you're lucky. ice might be available around 3.30 pm. Mixed curling does not take place on Sunday evening, as previously planned. and the club closes around 6 pm. It's nice to see the facilities in use and this activity is a compliment to the various organizations within the club. Bullock rink wins This past Sunday Clark Bullock and his rink defeated Jim Anderson’s rink in their quest to represent Richmond Hill in an OCA challenge spiel ‘at Uxbridge. Ken Rowan is Clark‘s next opponent in this double knockout elimination. This coming Saturday Aimon Tripp‘s rink of Rob Roy McGregor, Jim Peden and Don Russell, will be off to Penetang to compete in the first annual Men’s spiel which offers $2,000 in prizes. Each rink is guaranteed four games in this three rink, two-day bonspiel. Also joining them will be Harold Louden's rink of Glen Chrages, Barry Wilson. and Dave Louden. We wish our rinks well. Saints spiel November 16 All schedules are now underway with the next big in-club spiel being the Saints November 16. This popular. fun-filled activity is filling up quickly. so don't be late in signing your name on the bulletin board. Only two games have been played on the men's schedule and several rinks remain undefeated. In the first division of the Monday night schedule. skips Dalt Hicks and Elgin Barrow have yet to lose. Gord Brown. Bob Galway and Jim Anderson have skipped their rinks to wins in the second division while skips Don Brayshaw and Rowan have not lost a game in the third division. On Tuesday night. Clark Bullock and Dave Pulchinski are undefeated while on Thursday night Jim Anderson. George Mitchell. Dave Pulchinski, Elgin Barrow and Bob Galway have won both of their games. Don Brayshaw has yet to be beaten since the season began but he is aware that sometime soon the roof will fall in. Bulletin reminder A reminder to all curling sections that news for our monthly bulletin is due in the office by the 10th of each month. Also a reminder to all members that the club roster is in its final stages of updating and any change of phone numbers should be called to the office by this Friday. Advertising space is still available in the roster at a very reasonable cost. Just design your advertisement and call Ron Taylor. NORTH YORK LIBRARIES FREE FILM SHOWS THIS WEEK r Thursday. DON MILLS LIBRARY. 888 Lawrence Avenue East 7 pm Super Suspense Show: Silver on the Sage (starring William Boyd) HUMBER SUMMIT LIBRARY, 2990 Islington Avenue 7.30 pm Family Films: The Man with Eyes (stars Ray Milland) Friday. the XvRay HUMBER SUMMIT LIBRARY. 2990 Islington Avenue 7.30 pm Italian Family Films: Roughnecks: The Ride; Quiet Racket VICTORIA VILLAGE LIBRARY, 184 Sloane Avenue 7 pm Family Films: Belles of St. Trinian‘s (stars Alastair Sim) WILLOWDALE LIBRARY. 5126 Yonge Street 2 pm Senior Citizens Films: The Wind on the Heath; Blades and Brass; Secret of the Underwater World Saturday BAYVIEW LIBRARY, 2901 Bayview Avenue 10.15 am Children‘s Films: Many Moons; Norman the Doorman; One Little Indian BROOKBANKS LIBRARY. 210 Brookbanks Drive 3.30 mehildren‘s Filmszl am a Guitar; Legend of Coyote Rock; The Little Mariner; Modern Inventions HUMBER SUMMIT LIBRARY. 2990 Islington Avenue 2 pm Children's Films: Pluto’s Fledgeling; One by One; On the Thread ofa Tale; Nothing but Nerves WILLOWDALE LIBRARY. 5126 Yonge Street 2.15 pm Children‘s Films: Boswell's Bon Voyage; City Tree; Fire Flowers of Yet Sing Low: Fly Geese Fly; Hansel and Gretel November 13 FAIRVIEW LIBRARY. 5 Fairview Mall Drive 2.15 pm Children's Films: Andy and the Lion; Mickey‘s Circus; Trombone Trouble. .News from next door AURORA: Dr. E.J. Henderson. a prominent figure in public life here for half a century, will retire from politics at the end of this year. He has served as mayor and school board chairman as well as a councillor. He established his dentistry practise here in 1925. Before? Or After? PERT/[lpagl .14.“ 4.5m r1 ;l.rrr..r,l “.1 L, >111.4ly"7‘\5 Fitness. In vuur heart you 11mm it‘s right. TO THE MUNICIPAL ELECTORS OF THE TOWN OF VAUGHAN RESPECT ING THE PRELIMINARY LIST OF ELECTORS A preliminary list of electors has been prepared as required under The Municipal Elections Act. 1972. The list was publicly posted in my office on the 23rd day of October 1974. You are hereby requested to examine the list for any errors or omissions in my office at the Municipal Of- fices. 2141 Major Mackenzie Drive, Maple. The last day for the filing of applications for revision of the list is November lst. 1974. I shall attend at my office on the 24th day of October. 1974 between the hours of 8:30 am. and 4:30 pm. for the revision of the list and shall continue to do so from day to day. except Saturday and Sunday. until all applications filed on or before November 1st. 1974 have been disposed of. October 23. 1974, FREDERICK G. JACKMAN. Clerk. Town of Vaughan. 2141 Major Mackenzie Drive. Maple. Ontario. 8322281 l The Richmond Hill Bantam ‘AA‘ team went to the Aurora rink October 31 for the third league game of the season. This team. although winning 8-3. didn‘t look like the same team that had lied Thornhill the Saturday before and destroyed Barrie 8-4 on the following Sunday. Although Frank Nigro opened the scoring, unassisted in the first period. the team still seemed to be lacking firepower and deter~ mination showed in previous games. Garry Gentry. who has been performing great while killing penalties. took a pass from Chris Nye and scored a Shorthanded goal on a backhanded shot. from about 10 feet out. The Hillers seemed to sag after Gentry‘s goal and instead of going to the at- tack, sat back and tried to protect their 2 goal lead. As usual. it cost them, because it only took 14 seconds for Aurora to get back into the game. with Myles O'Riordan tipping it in from Larry Gwiliiam. to make the score 2-1. It took a powerplay goal from Nigro and Phil Wood to put the Hillers on top again by two goals. With three minutes to go in the first period. Greg Hampton took a pass from John Armstrong and put the puck behind Capotosto. to put Aurora back into the game. Richmond Hill then seemed to get the message, as they got two quick goals. one by Wood unassisted, and 17 seconds later, Nigro put it away from Alan Clark and Danny Girard. to give Travelways a 5-2 lead at the end of the first period. Nigro, who has been a tower of strength for the Hill team. scored his fourth goal. and the only goal of the second period. to give Rich~ mond Hill a commanding lead. Tom Peden and Wood drew the assists. With the score 6-2 going into the last period. Richâ€" mond Hill took a penalty which might have cost them. but while playing Shorthanded, Wood took the starch, if any. out of the Aurora team. as he scored the Hill‘s second shor- thanded goal of the game, with Blair Lewis getting the assist. With the game well out of reach. Richmond Hill seemed to take a breather, as Doug Closs scored a goal from Don Smith for Aurora. To add insult to injury. Tom Peden scored the final goal of the game, assists going to Wood and Stan Norman. to give the Hillers the victory with a decisive score of 8-3. Travelways victory Travelways redeemed themselves as they scored six goals in the first period against Newmarket Wed- nesday night. Nigro. who accounted for six goals in this game, opened the scoring at the .53 second mark as he took a pass from Blair Lewis and drew the Newmarket goalie com- pletely out of position to score into the open net. Phil Wood scored the next two, with Leger gaining an assist on the first one. and Greg Walton and Lewis on the second. With the score 3-0 after only four minutes gone in the first period, Newmarket took a foolish penalty. With 4 seconds left in the penalty. Alan Clark scored his second goal of the season with Nigro and Danny Girard drawing assists. Three minutes later. Jamie Gropp picked up the loose puck behind his own net and stickhandled through the entire Newmarket team to score a picture-play goal, which gave Richmond Hill a 5-0 lead. Before the first period ended. Wood put in his third goal with assists going to Nigro and Lewis, Newmarket made a futile attempt to get back in the game. with a disputed goal at 2:34 of the second period. Gary Cutting scoring from Bruce Lawson and Ken Withers. This goal only seemed to upset Richmond Hill, as they came back four minutes later, Nigro scoring from Clark and Girard. Fourteen seconds later. Leger took a drop pass from Jamie Gropp. and found the top righthand corner of the net from the blueline. Nigro. who was on his way to a big evening, scored a powerplay goal from Phil Wood to give the Hill team a 8â€"1 lead going into the third period. Again Richmond Hill seemed to go into a defensive lapse. as they allowed Newmarket to control the play for the first four minutes in the third period. It paid off for the Newmarket team as Scott Sokol scored at the 11:11 mark to give Newmarket their second goal. Brian Pollock assisted on the goal. Nigro took over again for the Hill Bantams four minutes later. as he scored two goals within 17 seconds, one on a powerplay with 6:59 left in the third period. Girard gaining the assist. The second came on a pass from Gerry Leger. who played a solid game for the Hill team. Phil Wood added his fourth goal two minutes later. with the assist going to Blair Lewis, another solid NOVICE Rascone and Allencourt taught to a 1-1 draw as there was no scoring until 12.55 oi the third period. At that point Ron Gelineau netted the puck unaided ior Rascone. At the 14.44 mark Noel Downey made the score even when he sank a pass from Glen Harding and Jim Anderson. The second tilt also ended in a 1-1 tie between Galaxy and City wide. Paul Josiin was the Galaxy marksman, helped by James Barry at 11:45 oi the second period and Jamie Hill pulled the City Wide counter unassisted at 12:25 oi the third. ATOM Kinnear Pontiac registered a 3.1 win over Knapp's Paint, November 2 as Derek Schope, Torn Kirisit and Paul Robson scored and Kirisit assisted on the latter. Jimmy Lalenby was the goalgetter tor Knapps with help irom Steven Rumble. Consumers Gas' scoring spree resulted in a 9-1 victory over Allen- court Pharmacy. Leading the marksmen were Scott Nirenberski with a hat trick. Jackie Woods and David Thompson with a pair each and Wayne Cardwell and Jim Walmsley with singletons. Earning assist points were Woods (2). Walmsley, David Waugh and Andrew Rockarts. Getting the lone counter ior Aliencourt was Brad Powell, all on his own. PEEWEE Eric's Sports whitewashed Hodgins Bros. 4-0, on goals by Dan Wright (2), Michael Garrett and Glen Duniord. Assists were credited to Briggs i2). Duniord, Lawlor and Davis. Dynes Jewellers squeezed out a 3-2 win over Tony's Esso. Blinking the red light ior Dynes were John Follows, David Snider and Bryan Buchan with assists going to Hishon. Thompson and Follows. Scoring 101' Tonv’s were Bill Waierhouse and Russell Thornhill, both unassisted. It was another close game as Hodgins Bros. shaded Shields 43. Scoring tor Hodgins were David Corless (2). Tim King and Chris Stewart, ass-sis going to Niezen and Gooley. Goaigetters ior Shields were Peter Atkinson (2) and tan Ball. Lee Truss gained an assist on Ball‘s goal. BANTAM Suri Marine racked up a 6-4 win over Gormley Sand and Gravel in an exhibition game played October 31. For the victors Roy Roberts clicked ior two tallies, Gord Johnston, John Tuck, Angus McGregor and Arthur Van Halteren Ior one each, with Doug Anderson picking up three assists, Van Halteren two, Ted Ruiiman, Dennis Reid, David O‘Connell and Neil Putnam with one each. Ross WT: Comfort 1. Fully reclinable bucket seats up front. 2. Contoured rear seat with central retractable armrest. 3. Three separate fresh air ventilation circuits. 4. Tinted windows. rear window defroster. 0 LOW FUEL CONSUMPTION (28 to 40 MPG) . OUTSTANDINGLY LONG LIFE (200,000 mile expected engine life) Rood-ability 5. 4-wheel suspension. 6. Nonâ€"fading. power- assisted disc brakes on all four wheels. 7. Corner-compensating antiâ€"sway bars front and rear. 8. Road responsive rack- and-pinion steering. 9. Michelin radial tires. 10. Quartz-iodine head â€" lamps. independent BEFORE YOU OPEN YOUR WALLET OPEN YOUR MIND Greenwood Garage lid. 16 INDUSTRIAL ROAD. RICHMOND HILL TEL. 884-8841 or 773-4444 . REDUCED RUNNING & MAIN- TENANCE COSTS (No emission control devices) 0 CONSTANT PERFORMANCE (a high and constant torque with engine flexibility at all speeds) 1111117012: HOCKEY ESE/ITS BOB ROSS JUNIOR Ouerengesser contributed two goals. Greg McMillan and Glenn Porter one each, and Ken Woods, Mike Dosman and Dale Banton an assist each to the Gormlev eiiort. CFGM registered a 4-2 win over Blackthorn Men's Wear. on goals by Stephen Bowers (2), Danny Parments and Reiner Pleschberger and 54551515 by Pleschberger and Lorne Davudson. Both Blackburn goals were sunk by Steve Price. MIDGET It was an even battle as Little Fords and Kents Clothes tied 3-3 October 30. Netting the puck ior Littles were Eric Thompson, Paul Armstrong and Scott Bull, with helpers by Thompson, Steve Maior and Ted Bartlett. Tim Polhamus got two counters and an assist ior Kents, Doug Whitting was the other scorer and he also had an assist, Gerry Fortin got an assist. In a close contest BAlF eked out a 5- 4 win over Bowden Lumber on a pair at goals by Dave stockall, singles by Paul Henderson. John Peden and Steve Rowe and assists by Henderson (2). Glenn Sparrow, Rowe, Kyle Chatiield, Rob Frater and Glenn Doyle. Bowden‘s goals came irom the sticks oi Kevin Higgs and Zenio Ferrone each with two. Assists went to Ferrone and Gord Sintieid. Durability 11. All-steel construction. 12. Front and rear high impact-resistant bum- pers. 13. Electrophoresis bonded paint treatment. 14. Special anti-corrosion treatment for Canadian conditions. monocoque blueline performer. With three minutes left in the game. Lewis scored a beautiful goal on a powerplay. as he took the puck and waited for the goalie to make his move and. as he fell down, flipped the puck into the top corner of the net. Nigro rounded out the scoring on another powerplay goal. from Jamie Gropp and Tom Peden. Final score Travelways 14. Newmarket 2. Future games Travelway Bantams are now in top place. They have won three tied one in four league games, scoring 31 goals, and allowing ten. Future games are Friday in Newmarket at 9 pm, and Saturday back home against Aurora. Pill Rollers tie Aurora by 2-2 The Richmond Hill Lazenby Atom Pill Rollers fought to a 2â€"2 tie with Aurora Sunday at Richmond Hill after losing 2‘] to Thornhill Wednesday of last week. Derrick “The Blonde Bomber" Baker led the Pills against Aurora with an unassisted goal and assisted on a goal by Ron Grimmer. Richmond Hill was in trouble in the final few minutes when Wayne Harris picked up a tripping penalty but managed to hold off the invaders. ‘ Goalies Bill Todd and Chris Austin shared duties and came up with some sparkling stops. The Pill Rollers started off strongly against Thor- nhill with Scott White scoring an unassisted goal in the first period. Thornhill came back to tie the game in the second and then scored the winning goal in the third on a breakaway during a power play penalty to Jim McCleave. The Pill Rollers play next Saturday in Newmarket. i JOBHUNTING‘.‘ The best place to start looking is where the best jobs are offered . . . . . 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