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Map/e Bantams trounce Nob/e ton Maple will get it‘s first big test of the year when they host the tough, fast~skating Schomberg team on Friday, November 29 and then travel to Sutton for a Sunday 5 pm game December 1. Why not come out and see the boys play? Maple 0.M.H.A. Atoms Nobleton were the Maple Peeweeâ€"Bantams win by 4â€"3 Scoring for Superior Propane of the Maple house league were Mario Massarella, assisted by David Long; Jim Rogers, assisted by Brad Demeo and Scott Wright; and Luigi Demattea. assisted by Jim Rogers and Mario Massarelln, Although he didn't score a goal, Scott Lawson was top point-getter of the evening with five assists, Wayne Boudreau had two. as did Darwin Oldfield. Single assists went to Greg Munshaw. Bruce West, Dave Massarella and Steve LeMoine. Leading the way for Maple was Dave Massarella with three goals. Blair Sutherland with two, and singles going to Steve LeMoine, Wayne Boudreau, Per Nielson. Philip Hutchinson, assisted by Ernie Chefero. slipped the winner past goalie Nicki Giancola. Maple scored three goals in the first period and added a second goal to run the score to 4-0 at the end of two periods. 'l‘w0 goals in the first tw0 minutes of the third period ran the score to 6-0 before Nobleton finally counted their two goals. Brian Hasselfelt lead the Maple DH&A Peewee- Bantams to a 4-3 victory over Superior Propane with three goals last week. He Was assisted on all three by both Ron Hay and Peter Snowdon. Maple added two' goals in the final six minutes. Maple OMHA Bantams returned from Nobleton with an 8-2 victory November 15. In Peterson point standing we have Ernie Hughes leading group one with 29 points 17 pins. group two, led by Vic Reid 28-2 and leading the third group is “Big Nick" Dave Nicholson 25-1. instructional Tip For the next few weeks Caesars Palace’s 4103 triple and 1419 single were high scores. but Creative Decor came up with 21 points. Standings have the 300 Club on top with 176, Caesars Palace 174, W‘ 8: P. Motors 154, Don Mills Truck Sales 140, Creative Decor 140, Bill Best Tire Sales 1271/2, Barfoots Sheet Metal 86'I’2 and Anderson Heating 68. Friday Majors Leading all scores this week was “the bear“ Morrey Waldon with a great 913 (345) score. Following Waldon were Gary Richardson 887 (337). Bill Jackson 869, Al Richardson .854 (305), Jack Tulloch 851 (331),.Corky Rumsan 839, Bruno Pezzin 836 (303), John Banks 827. Dave Alexander 825, Stan Foster 809 and Ernie Haley 800. High singles by Larry Wade 320. Joe Bash 315, Jack Hill 314. Gary Palmer 308, Roy Thompson 306 and Ernie Hughes 302 complete the hot shooting of Richmond Hills finest. By Ian Cameron Carling â€" O’Keefe Zone rounds now start at Uxbridge Lanes for the ladies, and Bowlarama Newmarket for the men. Bowling starts at 11 am. We ask the bowlers to be there at 10:30 to register. Lineage is $5 for 10 games. Correction A few weeks ago I men- tioned the ladies were bowling at Shea’s Bowl Orillia for the second round of the Carling-O’Keefe rolloff. This should be changed to Shea’s Bowl Barrie. Bowling results Scoring power came from Rob Bayley with two goals. assisted on one by Dave Plunkett. Unassisted goals came from Martin Eberhard and Dominic Conte and there was a goal by Fabio Alessandrini, assisted by Andy Lockman. Maple Farms goals were scored by Philip Nataro and Bill MacDonald. Allen Rotz assisted twice and Philip Nataro assisted on Bill MacDonald‘s goal. Another goal by Oak Ridges closed out the scoring and gave the visitors a well deserved win. The final score was 6-2. ponents in an away game on November 15 and Maple OMHA Atoms came back the winners by a 6-2 margin. In spite of the score Nobleton played well. In the first period Maple opened up in a 3-0 lead on goals by Mark Fox-tin, Tony Giancola and Scott Usher. Mark’s goal was unassisted, Tony‘s was assisted by Neil Geddes and Scott’s was from a pass by Danny Alessandrini. Maple were outplayed and out hustled by Oak Ridges in a home game on November 20. Down 5-0 at one point, Maple got two goals in the third period, the first by Scott Usher from Mike Pflug and the second by Sandy Grant from Danny Munshaw and David Price. Maple Lions Peewee- Bantams scored a decisive 5-2 win over Maplej‘arm Supply helped out by goalie Mike Jones. Peewee-Bantams This will be the second meeting and a report will be presented from the com- mittee formed two weeks previous to investigate the costs of fielding a team in 1975. In the second period, after a Nobleton goal, Maple went further ahead on an unassisted goal by Danny Alessandrini and one from Andrew Bittner with Danny Munshaw assisting. Dan- ny’s goal was from behind the goal line, the puck going in off the goalie’s legs. Nobleton scored first in the final period but Danny Mushaw put one in late in the game with help from Sandy .Grant. I don’t have an answer for that, and that’s why I don‘t recommend a curve ball for a beginner. The ball is ef- fective â€" when it hits the target. But with all the spin it has, it’s very difficult to hit the target with any degree of consistency. A slight change in speed of delivery can cause a large change in the size of curve. Next week the hook ball. A meeting of young citizens interested in competing next football season in the Metro Toronto Football League will be held Sunday at the Dairy Queen meeting room, Yonge Street North, Richmond Hill. Pat Buxton and Joe Durant have spearheaded the efforts to recreate football in the Richmond Hill area and players 180 pounds and under are urged to attend meeting Sunday at 7:30 pm To throw the curve ball is just a matter of rotating the palm of the hand inwards, from the bottom to the top of the ball during the forward swing. How do you control the curve ball? Sunday we’ll look at different types of deliveries. First we’ll look at the curve ball. This is one of the most effective ways of getting “mixing” action amongst the pins, but is also one of the hardest to control. Hold football meeting on COUNCILLOR WARD 6 RICHMOND Hlll \lFigure ska ting time a 1‘ Markham Maple Midgets were able to pull a 4â€"2 win over Oak Ridges out of the bag with two goals by Mark Tyndall and one each by Carmelo Notaro and Chris Stewart. Assists went to Bill Open- shaw. Chris Stewart and Larry Cooper. Although Maple Lions Midgets put in a good effort, they were not able to cope with the scoring power of the Richvale Suburban Landscaping team, and lost 9-2. Scoring for Maple were Gary Roberts and Robert Preisner, assists going to Brian Hay and Chris Plunkett. Orillia came to town November 24 and due‘ to excessive penalties incurred Wilson Niblett Chev-Olds Peewees were away at Barrie Novbember 23 and although settling for a 3â€"3 tie, played one of their better games, and with a little more luck could have been the victors. Scoring for Richmond Hill in the first period were Troy Mitchell from Doug MacLean at 7414, and Carl D’Antimo assisted by Andrew Don and Keith Boulter at 8.40. Wilson Niblett's third goal came at 6.18 of the second period on an unassisted effort by Carl D’Antimo. At 4.21 of the third period, Orillia scored their first goal, and put in their second with 1.01 left in the game. Their final goal, tying the game at 3-3, came with one second left on the clock. Midgets Richmond Hill travelled to Orillia in league com- petition, November 21 and began the game by outhustling 'the opposition, and Scoring one goal in the first period, on a fine two way play by David Banton from Carl D‘Antimo. Orillia came out strong in the second period and struck three times to go ahead 3-1. The third period saw Orillia increase their lead by one goal, and although Rich- mond Hill came back late in the period, they were only able to narrow the lead by one goal, Paul Harrietha scoring from Carl D'Antimo and Andrew Don. Final score, Orillia 4 - Richmond Hill 2 A lack-lustre Wilson Niblett Minor Peewee “A” team hosted Dorset Park in an exhibition game November 18 which the visitors won handily, 5 to 3. Wilson-Niblett boys taking their lumps (Stall photo by Draper) Toller Cranston, Canadian Senior Figure Skating Champion, leaps high here and he‘ll be doing it at the 1975 Central Ontario Sectional figure skating com- petitions Saturday night at the new Markham Centennial Arena. in the previous night’s game, Richmond Hill Peewees were without the services of their coach and captain, However, ,this did not deter the Wilson Niblett team, and after a slow start, they came on to win a decisive 5-3 victory. which included a Paul Harrietha hat trick. Scoring in the first period came at 9.54 on an unassisted effort by Andrew Don, and Wilson Niblett increased their lead to 2â€"0 at 33 seconds of the second period on the first of Paul Harrietha’s goals, assisted by Doug MacLean. Orillia came back at 102 of the period and tied the game at 4.46 of the same period. Doug MacLean, assisted by Carl D‘Antimo and Paul Harrietha, put Richmond Hill ahead again at 2.32 of the last period, only to have Orillia tie it up again at 4.35. At 6.47 Paul Harrietha broke in unassisted for his second tally, and at 9.54 potted the insurance goal on a pass from Andrew Don. John is involved in Your Community as Chairman of Ward 3 Ratepayers and Member of the Steering Committee for the course on Local Government BUY 884-9274 COUNCILLOR WARD 3 EXPERIENCED, CONCERNED MARKHAM TRUSTEE NE W 1975 YOUR BIRCHALL John RE-ELECT Doreen QUIRK CONCERNED ABOUT RAPID GROWTH WILLING TO ACT FOR YOU RESPONSIVE TO YOUR NEEDS RESIDENT â€" WARD 3 SMALL CAR CENTRE lTD. Yonge St. Richmond Hill VOTE For Friday beginning at 6 pm the senior men and ladies will compete in the singles figures class, followed by the junior ladies' singles compulsory free skating, novice pairs, senior dance and senior pairs. Saturday events During the day on Saturday, beginning at 10:30 am, there will be com- petitions for the pre-novice men and ladies (singles- figures), "social mixed dance, junior mens’ com- pulsory program, novice ladies’ free skating. pre- novice dance, junior pairs. The loss was in the league opener with the only goal going to Gerber assisted by Zurich. This game was an en- tertaining spectacle all of the way with Richmond Hill goals scored by Vennard, Logan, Graham and Campbell with two. Assists went to Vantol, Clendinning, Green, Stubbs, Smith and Zurich, two. H The Victorian and Grey Trust Minor Bantam B’s absorbed a 3-1 defeat from Sharon November 17 but bounced back two nights later to whip Nobleton 5-1 at Nobleton. Thursday, from 6 pm to 11 pm there will he figures competitions for the junior and novice, mens‘ and ladies’ singles. Victoria’s lose The four best in each event carry on to one of three divisional com- petitions, where the top three may then go on to compete in the Canadian Nationals. Proceed to Oshawa The top four competing in the different classes this weekend will be eligible to compete at the Eastern Divisionals, to be held this year in Oshawa, January 9- 12. The Canadian Nationals are January 28 to February 1 in Quebec City. Following the route taken by world champion Karen Magnhssen and Canadian champion Toller Cranston, skaters must first qualify through the sectional competitions in novice, junior and senior events. singles, pairs and dance. Sectional figure skating championships are the way to the top for many young skaters. Approximately 150 young skaters will compete, with 11 coming from the York Region area. by 5â€"1 The 1975 Central Ontario Sectional figure skating competitions, co~hosted by the Unionville Figure Skating Club, will run from Thursday to Saturday at the new Markham Centennial Arena. HONDA. Information 884-9086 News from next door STOUFFVILLE: A program on the life of Art Latcham, dwelling on his many contributions to his community, has been filmed by the CBC and will be aired December 10 or 24. MARKHAM: Mrs. Viola Durant of Wales Avenue was the winner of $1,000 in the third Olympic Lottery. The number which won for her was the second to the last drawn on the final million. The price of admission goes up as the weekend progresses â€" $1 for adults Thursday, 50 cents for children’; $1.50 and 75 cents Friday; $2 and $1 Saturday and Sunday; or $5 and $2.50 for the weekend. In the evening, prior to an exhibition by Toller Cranston at 9:45 pm the junior dance, senior dance and junior ladies' free skating classes are scheduled. Local competitors Area competitors include pre-novice lady Jennifer Patrick of Newmarket; novice lady Patricia Graham of Richmond Hill; junior lady Shauna Stranks of Thornhill; pre-novice dance couple Danny Sorley and Wendy Buck of Aurora; novice mens‘ free skating novice dance, senior ladies and senior mens’ com‘ pulsory program. Sunday afternoon, beginning at 12:15 pm, there will be the mens' and ladies” pre-novice free-skating, junior dance, junior mens’ free skating. senior pairs, senior dance. senior mens’ free skating, senior ladies’ free skating classes and the presentation of trophies at 5 pm. 773-4542 2799. Judy Jeffcott. Keith Swindlehurst . . of Richmond Hill FROM photo by Draper) A very successful penny auction and bake sale were held and the draw took place Over 25 members of the Pleasantville Branch of the YCHA 'attended a meeting held November 20 at the home of Lois Anderson in Maple. But that’s not the end of the coincidence . . . un~ wittingly they both chose the same slogan “Price Is Right"! is the first time either of them has entered municipal politics, both have received recognition from their in~ dividual municipalities and both have done social work! It's a small world! Mrs. Dorothy Arnold Price. the council candidate in Ward 2, met this weekend with Dorothy Price, a candidate for Board of Control, Borough of Etobicoke. This junior dance couple Keith Swindlehurst and Judie. Jeffcott of Richmond Hill: junior and senior pair Bernard and Marie Ellen Souche; senior pair Don Fraser and Candy Jones of Shauna Stranks ol‘ Thornhill will perform in the junior competitions at the 1975 Central Ontario Sectional figure skating competitions co-hosted by the Unionville Figure Skating Club. In 1972 only 38 percent of the potential electorate cast their ballot. Don’t abdicate your responsibility in 1974. This ad paid for by the Business Advisory Group, 10023 Yonge Street, Richmond Hill. CO. A]. Pugh. ' After thoroughly investigating Candidates and their objectives. the Business Advisory Group of the TOWn of Richmond Hill recommend to you the following list of Candidates. to form your 1974 Council. Ward Councillors - Ward 2 - Dorothy Price Ward 4 - David Stephenson Ward 5 - Williém Corcoran Ward 6 - Jerry Fieldfls Regional Councillors - Gord Rowe For Mayor - William Lazenby CONVENIENT HOURS SATURDAY 1 Thursday and Friday 1 Monday to Wednesday 1 More ’Life in the Hill’ TO THE RATEPAYERS AND CITIZENS OF RICHMOND HILL TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL BURNIE \x Bank of Montreal H Let’s Talk Saturday Banking Hillcrest Mail Branch Richmond Hill, Ontario 10:00 a.m 10:00 a.m 10:00 a.m VOTE MIKE The First Canadian Bank for the modern design patchwork quilt. The win- ning ticket held by Caroline Read of Maple, was drawn by the branch‘s newest member, Pat Fuller of Markham. The raffle of the quilt and the proceeds from the auction and bake sale realized over $250 â€" all of which will be donated to the hospital. The arena is on the 7th Concession of Markham, one half mile north of High- way 7. Richmond Hill; and senior lady Cheryl Richardson of Markham. "11" ‘0 Oxford QEEJNINEEENIN Plum Wishes to apologize to his customers for the in- convenience of being closed last week due to illness. However, he is now open again and looks forward to serving you and to thank you for your past patronage. Sincerely, Len Titus. THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. Nov. 27. 1974 -â€" 27 t03:00p.m t08:00p.m to3:00p.m COUNCILLOR WARD 6 (Stan photo by Draper) Mr. len Titus of ANNOUNCEMENT FOR The Bond Lake Skating Club held its first National Badge Test Day November 19 with the following suc- cessfully passing their exams. Beginners: Sandra Fraser, Marghette Grosso, Cara Ortiz, Lee Van- derVoort, Leeanne Hoover, Michelle Drektraan, Michelle Wooley, Leah Braken, Jackie Bowen, Samantha Ortiz, Ann VanDerVoort, Arlene Martin, Terri Ann Ortiz. Beginners and Stroking: Carey Marshall, Nancy Marshall, Debbie Murphy. Cathy Murphy, Monty Munich, Judy Bolton. Stroking: Michael Smith, Nancy Houghton. Christine Reddy. Elementary: Michelle Scott, Samantha Jeffreys, Tina McTavish. Basic: Michelle Hubbard, John Sayers, John McTavish. Novice I and Jump: Laurie LaRiviere, Lisa Corcoran, Leeanna McIntyre, Cindy Mac- donald. Jump: Michelle Hubbard, Helen Tomlinson. Monique LaForge, Deirdre 'I‘reissman, Janet Beadle. A 8 W Atoms tie Keswick Richmond Hill’s A&W Atoms played host to Keswick November 22 and fought them to a 5-5 tie. An excellent effort by Billy Easton produced a hat trick. Duane Aube, always hustling, netted two. Assists came from Munro (2), Fawcett, Flett, Hull, Sutherland (2). Head and Aube. Donny'Fawcett made a brilliant save on a penalty shot in the second period and managed to keep the team in the game with his strong goaltending. Bond skaters take ’tests’ Novice: Steven Shephard Bob Cage, Manager