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The Ladies section held their annual Stephenson Bonspiel last week and after two days of fun and com- petitive curling, the trophies were presented to Sylvia Brown and her rink of Blanche Leslie, Doreen Meeres and June Beaumont. Losing only one game and finishing runner-up in the first event was Ruth Ellison’s rink of Colleen Alexson, Doreen Cole and Gwen Hamilton Winner of the second event was Joan Taylor and her rink of Dorothy Hobson, Helen Glover and Etta Riley. Runner-up to Joan was Barb Neely and her team of Bette Wright, Sue Supra and Barb Grimshaw. Third event winners were Edith McColl, Genie Greenham and Joanne Bloxam, skipped by Mar- cella Bird. June Bush curled for Marcella in the final two games. Doris Vance‘s rink of Keitha Matheson, Bev Major and Berta Numeyer were runners up. 26 â€"â€" THE LIBERAL; Wednegday, Nov. 27, 1974 Magna B’s trounced 10-0 In the fourth event, Pat Friesen, with Gina Morlock, Donna Carroll and Marg Whelan edged out Blanche Reid and her rink of Win Simpson. Pat Clemmens and May Baillie. Xmas boutique The Business Girls and Ladies Sections combined their talents and efforts last Saturday and presented a Christmas Boutique betâ€" ween two curling games of eight ends each. The winning rinks of Dorothy McGregor and Barb Miller was skipped by Helen Schenoffer in the first game and by Ruth Taylor in the second. Second prize went to Janny Kriens and her rink of Penny Kovanagh, Marion Cooke and Dianne Edwards. The boutique was spon- sored by the Business Girls and featured such items as plants, arts and crafts, preserves. The home baking table was a complete sell out. Hicks undefeated Dalt Hicks still remains undefeated after five games in the Monday night league with Paul Welsh second with three wins and two losses, strangely enough the remaining six teams have identical 2-3 records with only two more games to go. In the second division, Gord Brown, Mike Mulcahy and Jim Anderson all have four wins and one loss. Ken Rowan leads the third division with five wins with Don Brayshaw and his rink close behind with four wins and one loss. The Richmond Hill Magna ‘B’ Midgets were soundly trounced 10â€"0 by Nobleton in November 9 game in Rich- mond Hill. The game was one long series of frustrations for Richmond Hill as they FamilTproperty law workshop at Seneca Clark Bullock remains undefeated on Tuesday night while Thursdays leaders are Jim Anderson Seneca College at its King Campus will be repeating the Workshop on Family Property Law tomorrow (Thursday) at 9:30 am, 1:30 pm and 7 pm. This will be part of the observance of Community College Week and the public is invited to visit the King Campus and attend one of these sessions. The decision of the Supreme Court of Canada in the case of Irene Murdoch, the Alberta rancher‘s wife, made national headlines and caused a great deal of concern among Canadians about inequalities in the law. This decision reversed one by the Supreme Court of Alberta which had ruled that Mrs. Murdoch had no equity in the ranch. Since 1964 the Ontario Law Reform Commission has been reviewing legislation and the Report on Family Property Law has now been tabled. Public reaction to proposed changes will be sought before appropriate legislation is passed, is the promise of Attorney General Robert Welch. Regional Cowmillet By RON TAYLOR - 884-7817 On December 2nd Questionnaire 1. Whose skirt was worn by different curlers in the “Stephenson”. 2. Whose pants were also passed about in the same spiel: 7 Jack Rumney and his rink lost their first game in Bayview’s Mens Invitational last weekend but went on to win the second event. Frank Ellison and his rink of Gerry Cole, Alex Alexson and RoSs Clark played off for the first consolation event. 3. Name the curler who told her children she was shopping, but was really watching the curling. W417Whvat rated' lead (business girl) skipped her rink to victory last Wed- nesday night. n _ 9. Name the two or three Business Girls who do most of the work and miss out on the fun of curling. V'Vheite did Elaine Elliott stay overnight during the “Stephenson? _ A 6. Whose mixed rink, with Liz Hillaby leading and without Ernie Dubkowski Won 18-1 on sheet two. Who was the good natured “victim” of this same game? 8. Name the couples who were in Vancouver for the Grey up 10. How can we raise money for our new ice machine? The lists for the Xmas Spiel were posted last Friday and the second draw was filled by midnight. Put your iname down as soon as possible for this enjoyable evept. » (5-0), Tom bush (4-1) and Frank Ellison (4-1). Unfortunately the Topsey Turvey has been cancelled but maybe some postponed “mixed” games could be played on the empty ice Saturday. Don't forget the Mixed League party scheduled for this Friday whether you are curling or not. Plans call for dancing and prizes with a midnight buffet. 133 ounces All this free to mixed curlers. Try your luck on the three for $1 tickets for a 133 ounce bottle of refreshment. See Len Lee if interested. Sorry to hear that Audrey Louden is under the doctor’s care. We certame wish her a speedy recovery. There will be two games next Sunday in the Business Girls Provincial playoffs and not as previously reported. Phyl Richards, however, is still playing Cathy’s team but Jane Clark will be skipping in Cathy‘s absence. The second game has Jean Brumwell and Eva Walker squaring off. Should be great to watch. played a large portion of the game Shorthanded due to numerous penalties. One misfortune occurred when Craig Clark received a broken collar bone and will be out of action for three weeks. No penalty was given on the play. The following night the Magna team dropped a 5-2 game to Oak Ridges in a penalty filled contest. Richmond Hill stayed with the powerful Oak Ridges team until they tired in the third period. This was Richmond Hill’s best effort of the early season. LAWF IX Hi Lawrie has retired from a successful business career and is able to devote full time to the affairs of public service. The position of Councillor is a demanding one and requires this kind of commitment. RICHMOND Experience FULL TIME INVOLVEMENT CURLING CLUB HILL WARD 6 VOTE For Councillor Oak Ridges Peeweesm plankiOri/Iia 550 A three goal performance by Charlie Trask sparked Oak Ridges OMHA Peewees to a 5â€"0 win over Orillia November 20 at Oak Ridges. Other goals went to Danny ATOM Braddock Optical Atoms were the winners of a 6-2 contest with Knapp’s Paint November 23. Paul Sarazin led the way with a hat trick. Lorne Scriver added two and Pat Morra one. Sarazin, Scriver and Graham Engel assisted. Steven Rumble and Ken Lennox got the Knapp goals with Darren Barry picking up an assist point. Consumers Gas scored a 5-1 victory over Dan’s Esso. Jackie Woods was the top scorer, with a hat trick. The other Consumers counters were potted by Brian Dunnett and Chris Reynolds. Dunnett and Tony Guydos assisted. Robbie Apenis got the credit for Dan’s goal. Kinnear Pontiac and Allencourt Pharmacy fought to a 2-2 tie with Tom Kirisit getting both Kin- near’s tallies and Carman Morra and Tim Woodger the Allencourt counters. Mark Muezler had a helper for Kinnear and Mark Ouellette had an assist for Allencourt. MINOR PEEWEE George d‘Antimo came up with a hat rick and Fred Simpson with a goal and two assists and Ken Large with an assist for Charltons as they eked out a 4-3 win over Barrow Insurance November 16. Barry Monroe got two goals and Gary Sutherland one for Barrows, with helpers going to Mark Ellison and Wayne Langdon. by Charlie Trask sparked Oak Ridges OMHA Peewees to a 5-0 win over Orillia November 20 at Oak Ridges. Other goals went to Danny Assists to Ricky Greenâ€" slade, two. Danny DeGeer, Wayne Jones, and Ricky Carswell. Goaltender was Dave McQuarrie. I Y l/ITS BAIF edged Rice’s Flowers 2-1 on counters by John Hughes and Steve Taalman and an assist by John Farrell. Doug Walton accounted for the Rice goal all by himself. PEEWEE Russell Thornhill led Tonys to a 4-0 win over Dynes November 21 with two goals and an assist. Neil McGregor scored one as did Doug Eldridge who also contributed an assist. Albert Garganella also gained an assist on Thornhill’s counter. Fred’s Towing squeezed out a 6-5 win over Hodgins Hardware with Bryan Cox and Mark Lockerbie clicking for a pair each, Lorne Baxter and Greg Hardy for one each. Cox also picked up an assist point. For Hodgins David Ezeckiels and Paul Ohlis netted the puck twice each and Peter Mills once. Awarded assists were Mark Glendenning and Adrian Steenson. 1munumumm\mumuuxululuIuumummmmmmm. Tonys continued to win November 23 as they shutout Hodgins 54). Scoring for Tonys were Neil McGregor and Doug Eldridge each with a pair and Alan Plitong. McGregor, Barnett and Crogan gained assists. Shields managed to squeeze out a 54 win over Erics November 23 as Ian Ball and Ed Opotowski scored twice each and Lee Truss once. Gaining assists were Barnett and Atkinson. Scorers for Erics were Paul gllmllllulllllllllulllllll‘lllllllllllld“llllllllulllillllllllllllll" g plano teacher Estelle Markham 884-3787 THE TOWN 0F MARKHAM HAROLD “HI” DeGeerffiicky Green§lade Lawlor, Dan Wright, Steve Macdonald and Cam Moss. Assists went to Dunford (2), Briggs and Lawlor. MINOR BANTAM Matt Zurich, Rick Gerber and Nick Assisi shared the scoring for Pirri’s Fruit Market in a 3-1 win November 21 over Richâ€" mond Hill TV. Gerber, Joe Farrell; Scott Patterson and Dennis Kane were awarded assist points. Danny O’Sullivan was set up by Kevin Shipcott for the TV men. Brian’s Shell came up with a 6-4 win over D&D Excavating on goals by Paul Buxton, Richard Ver- meulen, Mike Smith, Brooke Lawrence, Brian Russell and Tom Wilson. Earning assists were Vermeulen (2), Russell (3), Chris Arbuckle, Robert Strain, Smith and Lawrence. For D&D the marksmen were Kevin Burnett, David Vennard, Scott Freeland and Bob Wilcock with assists to Freeland and Chris Lowman. BANTAM In an exhibition game November 21 Blackthorn Men’s Wear handed CFGM a 12-1 trouncing. Peter Tipold collected seven points on five goals and two assists. Andrew Beckwith had a goal and two assists, Jim Wood a goal and four assists, Scott Taylor a goal and an assist, Brett Calder a goal and two assists, Peter Long two goals, Scott Jordan one goal, Mike Pedro and Ian Bynoe an assist each. The CFGM counter was netted by Jim Burnett from Danny Moore. Surf Marine managed a 5- 4 win over Gormley Sand and Gravel on goals by Dennis Reid, Doug Anderson, Ted Ruffman, Arthur Van Halteren and Number 15. Ed Webster, Bill Byers, Neil Putnam, Ruff- man and Number 15 earned assist points. Scoring for Gormley were Paul Saarimak-i, Ross Querengesser, Ken Woods and Steven Reynolds with three assists by Woods, two by Bill Barton and one by Ross Querengesser. BOB ROSS JUNIOR YORK COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION TOWN OF MARKHAM RE-ELECT * Graduate Engineer and P.En9. * Practicing Lawyer and Q.C. * Area resident for 23 years DONALD F. SIM TRUSTEE Area School Trustee for 14 years The Richmond Hill Double A Peewees handled Barrie 4-1 Saturday .at Richmond Hill despite a flying start which saw Barrie scoring in the first 10 seconds. Richmond Hill tied the score just two minutes later as Dave Allen put Danny Henderson in the clear. The Lions started to control play after the go-ahead goal by Doug Jones and got yet another one by the same Mr. Jones. Assists went to Henderson and Allen. Allen got the final goal assisted by Jamie Tuck and Joe Thurston. Novice The Victoria Square Lions Little Kings downed Keswick 4-1 Sunday at Keswick with Robert Sanders leading the way with two goals with the others going to Damien O’F‘laherty and Bobby Lusby. O’Flaherty also drew an assist. A November 20 game at Oak Ridges saw the same Kings edging out Schom- berg 5~4 behind the two-goal performance of David Koteff with single goals going to Frank Rossi, Robert Sanders, and Bobby Lusby. Assists went to Lusby, Peter Beck, Damien O’Flaherty, Jeff Harris, and Jeff Menczel. Sunday’s game saw the Lions upend Etobicoke 4-1 scoring three goals in the first period and then content to play defensive hockey the remainder of the game with Goalie Eddy McCleave turning aside any Etobicoke attempts to get back in the game. Goal scorers were Henderson with two, Allen and Delfabro with one each. Assists went to Main, Halliday, Tuck, Jones, and Allen. Bantams Oak Ridges Bantams ran into some rough skating weather last week winning only one of three matches. A Sunday game saw them edged 6-5 by Mitchell in the Elderton Hockey Tour- nament and knocked out. Danny Youtoff led with two goals with singles to Steve McKinnon, Ken Clague, and Mark Smith. They were shut out 2-0 by Maple in a November 22 league game at Maple and edged Orillia 3-2 November Hill Peewee Lion win three games in a row A November 20 game saw the Lions skating to a narrow 2-1 win over Orillia in a hard-skating, closeâ€" checking game. Ricmfiofid Hill’s Goalie 19 at Oak Ridges. Steve McKinnon, Steve Michalsky, and Allan Bestard scored goals. Randy Spensley drew two assists with Dale Reid, Mark Smith, Steve McKinnon, and Allan Bestard. Goalie was Ken Griffith. Midget The Oak Ridges Alex Brockton Midgets had a full head of steam up when they doused Orillia 9-0 in a league game Sunday led by Dale Roffey and Paul Smith with five and four goals respectively. Jim Gerber nailed down six assists, Paul Smith, 3, Dale Roffey, three, Shawn Parker, Ted Clague, and Chris Smith. Aurora downed the Oak Ridges boys 5-2 in an exhibition game November 21 at Aurora. Jim Gerber and Chris Smith scored for Oak Ridges. Oak Ridges decisioned Maple 7-4 in a game November 22 with two goal performances by Bruce Wilton, Chris Smith, Tony Roffey, Karl Taylor, and Paul Smith. Assists to Tony Roffey, two, Jim Gerber, two Brad Jotham, Shawn Parker, and Dale Roffey, three. Dave Jordan stopped 17 of the 18 shots directed at them, nine in the first period. The Lions led 1-0 at the end of the first on a solo effort by Greg Halliday. The second period saw Ken Main sending Danny Henderson in all alone on a perfect pass to make it 2-0. Orillia finally scored in the third on a power play with the Lions two men short. Orillia pulled its goalie with two minutes left in the game but Lions controlled the puck all the way. House League The Oak Ridges Midget Flyers tied Richvale Landscape 5-5 in a November 23 game at Oak Ridges with two goals each from John Topp and Dennis Griffith with Randy Koteff getting the other one. Assists to Danny Catton, Rick Lusk, three, Ellis Blom, Dennis Griffith, and Dave Topp. Oak ’Ridges Eagles Bantams dropped a 3-2 The McMichael Canadian Collection in Kleinburg is now open the yearâ€"round. In December the regular hours are 12 noon until 5:30 pm. The gallery will be open during these hours Boxing Day and New Year’s Day, but will be closed Mondays and Christmas Day. A rural treasure house of Canadiana, the McMichael Collection offers a rare opportunity to enjoy the vivid art of the historic Group of Seven and their contemporaries, Indian and Eskimo art, furnishings and artifacts of pioneer Canada. MC Michael Collection now Open year â€" round The 30 gallery rooms are FOR VAUGHAN COUNCIL Mll'l' SAVAGE RE-ELEC'I' MONDAY, DECEMBER 2nd For Information Call 884-4939 game to Richvale United Drain November 23 at Oak Ridges. Goals were scored by Chris Jotham and Joe Tanzo. Assist to Vern Therien. Oak Ridges Peewee Panthers blanked Richvale R and R Motors 3-0 November 24 with goals to Cliff Weston. Bruce Heuvelman, and Bill Olmstead. Mark Spensley was in goal. constructea from handâ€" hewn timbers and native stone. They are ideally located on a natural sanc- tuary on the crest of the Humber River Valley. In the gallery'shop, colorful reproductions of Oak Ridges Cougar ERIC GEORGE for Regional Councillor LET GEORGE DO IT! Bantams rode to a 5-1 win over Richvale Romano November 24 behind the three goal scoring of John Cummins. Single goals to Roy Petty and Steve Harris. Assists to Ken Blanchard, two, Roy Petry, three, John Cummins. George White was in goal. The Oak Ridges OMHA rep team lost a 4-1 game to Aurora Sunday at Oak Ridges. Bruce Wilton scored the only goal. paintings, books on Canadiana and art, as well as unusual artifacts made by local craftsmen are available. A hearty lunch or afternoon tea is served in the wood panelled dining ['00 m