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Richvale Atoms turned back the Oak Ridges Atoms 8-3 in an exhibition tilt November 8. Early in the first period Tracy Warner took a centering pass from Al Evelyn and blasted it high into the net. Two minutes later Blair Bugden completed a three-way play from Tim Boswell and Steve Mettel. Eddy Iafano, in his first game as a forward (he had played defense) then Atoms Richvale hockey Lions, Baker Sales battle to 2-2 draw Richvale Lions and Bakers Sales and Service fought to a 2-2 tie in a well played game November 10. Both goalies refused to give up the winning goal. Scoring for the Lions were Mike Oldham and Shawn Cooke with help from Chris DePiero and Darin Grad- zinski. Rob Wagg got both Baker goals unassisted. In the second game of this division Carlisle Real Estate registered a 4-1 win over Thorncrest Motel. Carlisle’s points came from Jim Formenton with two goals, Gordy Peters with a goal and an assist, Orveo Paoletti with a goal and Brian Winch and Jordy Craig with two assists each. David Abernethy was set up by Larry Curry for the Thorncrest counter. Atom Novice Pizzaville handed Ren- dezvous a 4-1 defeat November 10 in an exciting game. Rodney Clugston contributed two markers, Paul Gettel and Murdock Murray a single counter and Kinnard Vander Sanden an assist to the winners. Rendezvous‘ goal was potted by Martin Reisky assisted by Paul Rothwell. Music Shoppe and Herron came up with a 2-2 draw in their hitting game. Scoring for Music Shoppe were David Caldwell and Mat Hozjan. Getting Herron’s tallies were Chris Wan- schura and Larry Thorsell with help from Adam Petterson and Thorsell. Peewee Raymore scraped out a 54 win over W&P Motors as Frank Cavallo scored a hat trick, Erich Ahnert and Ricky Fleming a goal each, Ahnert two assists, Fleming and Mike Moyal one assist. Big scorer of the game, however, was David Purves who netted all four W&P counters. Neil Cooke had four assists, Steven Cage and Brian McGuckian an assist each. All Persons having claims against the Estate of Paul Lowell Fox late of the Town of Richmond Hill, in the Regional Municipality of York, who died on or about the 13th day of November, 1973 are hereby notified to send particulars of same to the undersigned on or before the 11th day of December, 1974, after which date the Estate will be distributed, with regard only to the claims of which the un- dersigned shall then have notice and the undersigned will not be liable to any person of whose claim he shall not then have notice. In the 1 Lowell Fox DATED at Richmond Hill, this 14th day of November, 1974 Robert H. Blackburn, Solicitor, Administrator with Will Annexed. by his solicitors, Messrs. Lawlor, LeClaire, Stong & Nevins, Barristers and Solicitors, 10265 Yonge Street. Rich- mond Hill, Ontario. HOUSE LEAGUE OMHA Play NOTICETO CREDITORS ANDOTHERS the Estate of Paul scored with help from Brian Mason. Mettel was helped by Evelyn on another before Oak Ridges got one back as the period ended 4-1. Oak Ridges and Richvale each scored once in the second period, the Richvale goal coming from Paul Durigon with assists going to linemates John de Haas and Ben Carbone. In the third period the same line scored again on a neat passing play with Carbone sinking the puck ll“l“\llll“ll\llllll\ll\llllll\\l“lllllMMHHHHll|\ll\l\\l\llll‘ auuuuummumuuuuuuuuumuuummmumuumum; R&R Motors defeated Suburban Rad 2-1 as both teams put forth a tremen- dous effort. R&R markers were potted by Andrew Rose and Robert Cashin who also assisted Rose. Suburban points went to David Car- michael with the counter and Glen Smith who helped. Bantam Loughlin Lumber edged Surf Marine 3-2 in a two-way tilt. Pointgetters for Loughlin were Neil Rothwell with a goal and an assist, Doug Everett and Ron Keeting with a goal each and Jeff Baker with an assist. Surf’s marksmen were David Ross and Andrew Petterson with Michael Reeve helping. G.C. Romano made it a decisive 7â€"3 count over United Drain. Mark Mur- phy’s hat trick was the deciding factor as Romano handed United their first loss of the season. Sharp- shooters for Romano were Murphy (3). Trevor Williams (2), Dave Twidale and Danny Peters. Earning assist points were Twidale, Williams, Peters (2) and Robert Haehnel. Mauro Fantin led United with two goals and an assist, John Mark added a goal and Gavin Butler came up with two assists. piano teacher Estelle Markham 884-3787 from de Haas and Durigon setting him up. Three minutes later Iafano got his second goal from Evelyn. Oak Ridges scored their third goal and Richvale rounded out the scoring as Durigon got his second from deHaas and Carbone. Peewee Gullo Enterprises came out on top of a 3-2 score in a return game with Richmond Hill Minor Peewees November 4. Richmond Hill struck first but their lead was short lived as Mike Hegenauer tied the score with the help of Heinz Losberg and David Masson. Losberg scored the only goal of the second period unassisted. With just 39 seconds played in the third period Randy DePiero intercepted a pass and raced in to beat the Hill goalie. The Hillers pressed during the last five minutes of the game and scored when Richvale was Shorthanded. Oak Ridges handed Gullo Enterprises a 7-1 defeat November 5. The Richvale lads failed to score on many good chances as the Oak Ridges goalie kept them off News from next door BRADFORD: Simcoe County Board of Education has decided extended student travel outside normal school days will not be considered as a responsibility of the board. One day field trips in the vicinity of the school are encouraged rather than overnight trips which are allowed within Ontario and Quebec. Wfislie A. Salga R.D. ‘ucenceo DENTURE THE 10684 Yonge Street Richmond Hill as to Function 8. Fit I Year Free Adiusiments Special Low Rates tor OId Aged Pensioners OPEN WEEKDAYS‘IamJo 7 P.m SATURDAYS 103111.10 5 pm. MEMBER OF DENTURIST SOCIETY OF ONTARIO Custom Dentures Direct to Public Repairs 4; Relines Finest Materials Used 90 Day Money-Back Guarantee (Across irom Wilson Niblefl) PHONE 883-1581 Hil/cresz‘ juveniles keep winning THERAPIST} the scoreboard, till there was only 26 seconds left to play. Losberg drew the puck at a faceoff to Shawn McDowell who let a booming slapshot go from the point to score. In their first meeting of the year Woodbridge won 3â€"1 over Gullo Enterprises. There was no scoring in the first period. Woodbridge got the first goal of the game in the second with McDowell retaliating unassisted. A Woodbridge player fell or pulled the puck out of the net and the referee awarded Richvale a penalty shot. McDowell took the shot and after deking the goalie hit the goalpost. Woodbridge finished off the scoring with just 57 seconds left in the game. Values up to 6.83 65 percent Polyester 35 percent Cotton Permanent Press Sizes 14 to 17 A Divusnono! the 5.5,KRESGE COMPANY Lumi'nd A m MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS with Wayne McLellan’s goal set up by DePiero and John Bailey. The Hill struck first in the third and at the halfway mark Bailey took a pass from DéPiero and McLellan to tie the score at 3-3. Bantams Woodbridge Bantams defeated Richvale Bantams 6-2 November 8. Scoring for Richvale were Don Iafano and Jim Mark with Steve Cromb garnering two assist points. Juvenile Richvale Juveniles bat- tled their counterparts from Thornhill to a 2-2 draw decision November 5. Outstanding player on the ice was Mario DePiero in the net for Richvale K Mart Special Price .88 Hillcrest Mall boys After a scoreless first period Dave Hartwick stole the puck and scored at the 11 second mark of the second. Less than a minute late Thomhill tied it up. In the third period Steve Wilson fed a pass to Chris Demeo (both defensemen) who blazed a long shot home for Hillcrest. Thornhill came right back to tie the final score. In a rematch November 10 Hillcrest Mall handed Thornhill a 4-2 defeat to give them four wins, a tie and a loss in their first six league games. Much of the credit goes to Mario DePiero in goal who has given up only eight goals for a fine 1.33 average and two shutouts. '1!qu h" 8 ROLL GIFT‘Qk WRAP MCCORMICK'S Chocolate Oatmeal Ginger snaps Sunday Demeo started the ball rolling in the second with the first two goals assisted on the first by Wilson and Hartwick and on the second by Hartwick and Amodeo. 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