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Rich vale A toms defeat Woodbridge Atom Richvale Atoms handed Woodbridge a 5â€"2 defeat December 13, opening up strongly and keeping the pressure on but didn’t score till 6:32 of the first when Allan Evelyn counted on a pass from Craig Wolfenden. Woodbridge tied the score two minutes later. Rams whip Rangers 6-4, move into third With just 20 seconds gone in the second period, Evelyn scored on a breakaway to put Richvale back in front. On a very pretty three-way passing play John DeHaas counted assisted by Evelyn and Eddy Iafano. Two minutes later, Steve Mettel took a pass from Blair Bugden and blasted a shot past the goalie. Woodbridge got one goal back before the end of the second period. Evelyn completed the scoring, getting his third goal of the night on a breakaway. The defense pairs of Iafano and Wolfenden and Simon Boswell and John Evelyn turned in strong games. Unionville managed to squeeze out a 2â€"1 win over Richvale December 15.. In previous contests this season Unionville had defeated Richvale 11-1 and 7-1. Both teams opened strongly but good goaltending at both ends prevented any early scoring. At the six minute mark Unionville finally scored a power play goal for the only tally of the first stanzai Robbie Johnson played his best game of the year in goal, making several big saves. In the second Richvale had several chances to pull even but just couldn’t score. In the third period, Unionville scored at the four-minute mark. Steve Mattel finally scored for Richvale from Blair Bugden but Unionville hung on to win. Peewee Gullo Enterprise defeated Woodbridge 2-0 at Bond Lake December 13. In their first encounter Woodbridge had taken a 3-1 decision. Paul Gulio registered his first shutout of the season as he played a solid game in the net. There was no scoring in the first two periods as both teams checked closely. Shawn McDowell broke the ice when he tallied unassisted at 7:51 of the third period. With less than a minute left Woodbridge pulled their goalie to try to tie the score but this manoeuvre backfired as Paul Dimock scored with four seconds left with Spiers and Losberg being awarded the assists. A really big win was recorded December 15 as Richvale defeated Union- ville 1-0 as it was the first time Gullo Enterprises have ever won in Unionville. Paul Gullo came up with his second shutout of the year in two consecutive games. Unionville pressed in the first ‘period buL failed to score. There was no scoring in the second period and it wasn't until late in the third when Unionville received three penalties with less than three minutes left that Gullo Enterprise scored. Insherg was the marksman after receiving a pass from Randy DePiero. Richmond Hill Curling Club CAN cum ALL man I PARTY NEEDS 0 BUSINESS IIIIICIIEOIIS QBANQUETS o WEDDINGS o BIRTHDAY PARTIES “1' US MAKE YOUR DAY HAPPY! Please contact the manager, Ron Clark (II 889-4554 or 889-8I37 THE LIBERAL. Tuesday, Dec. 24. 1974 Kevin Street leads Rams Richmond Hill Curiing Club - 18 Elgin Imus 1111.. one Mock east of Yonge Richmond Hill. 0m. Bantam Dan Iafano accounted for the only goal as Richvale defeated Allison 1-0 with Brian Celsie helping. This was an excellent game by both teams. Stuart Ellis was outstanding in goal and the defensemen played ex- tremely well coupled with good solid backchecking by all forwards to win this one. Richvale and Woodbridge fought to a 1-1 tie as John Vorich netted the puck for the locals. Chris Butler played well in goal and every member of the team turned in a fine effort. It was a different story December 15 in Unionville as Richvale took a 9-0 shellacking at the hands of their hosts. For Richvale Stuart Ellis and Chris Butler tried hard. Midget In a hard-fought game Richvale defeated Oak Ridges 3-2 Sunday. Special mention goes to Ron Maheau and Trevor Basser. Goalgetters were Rick Mills, Graham Hobbs and Bob Hogg with assists from Bill Reynolds and Ian Hunter. Juvenile What started out to be disaster ~ for Richvale December 11 when they fell behind Newmarket by three fast goals near the end of the first period turned into a 6-4 victory as the Hillcrest Mall boys came back with four straight goals in the second and carried on to win. They carried the play for the first seven minutes of the first period but couldn’t score. The second was their big period as Greg Payne fired in the first tally from the blue line, assisted by Bruce Bailey and Chris Demeo. Then Peter Fraser scored despite the fact that he was down in front of the net. He was helped by Chris Amodeo and Payne. Brian Murchison, Dave Hartwick and Reid Warner carried off some fine passing around the Newmarket net with Murchison scoring. Ken Ablett from Bob Mills and Bailey finished the scoring in that period for Richvale and Newmarket got another with less than two minutes left to tie the score at 4â€"4. With five minutes to go in the third, it was Fraser again, unassisted this time and Mills from Steve Wilson ended the scoring. Richvale fell behind Bolton by two goals December 15, but again came through to win, this time 7-2. A surprisingly strong Bolton team had the pressure on from the start. Payne started Richvale on its way in the second with his first goal of three. Assisting was Dave Hart- wick. Richvale scored two more in the second, one from Ken Ablett assisted by Gord Lloyd and Bob Mills and Payne’s second of the night from Fraser and Demeo. The third period was rich- vale’s all- the way with Payne getting his hat trick on a solo effort and Hart- wick counting two on assists by Reid Warner, Payne and Demeo. Then Siege Pflug from Amodeo and Fraser made it 7-2. Stars of the game were Payne and Boswell who played a tremendous defensive game. Rick Febbo two goals The Richmond Hill Provincial Junior ‘A’ Rams are suddenly breathing the rarified air of third place in waning 1974 and they show definite signs of liking it. Injuries proved to be no barrier to the Rams Saturday night of last week as they overcame a 2â€"0 deficit to outscore the North York Rangers by 6â€"4. The win gave the Rams sole possession of third place although the league is so tightly-bunched that a club can go from third to sixth or seventh from one game to the other. Leading the Richmond Hill victory was ailing Rick Febbo, ex-bad boy of the league, with two goals. He was matched by high scoring Kevin Street with another pair. Single goals Instant Coffee Salad "Dressing Piedmont â€" A Safeway Qualify Brand Nescafe Mandarin Oranges Produce of Japan Delicious Apples Extra Fancy B.C. Red or U.S. Golden U.S. Grown No. 1 Grade Egie1vagt-alksm “M390 Brussels Sprouts .b_590 Endive or Escarole 3 ,0, 990 Potatoes PRODUCE SPECIALS went to Larry Kimble and Jack Guest. Triumphant return Febbo was making a triumphant return after limping from the ice in the previous 2-2 tie with Whitby. Still missing from the line- up were defencemen Scott Mabley and Jim Roffey and centreman Dave Stuart. This didn’t seem to deter the determined Rams who survived a flat first period which saw them down two goals to nothing and outshot 17-7. They came out skating in the third with three con- secutive goals only to have the Rangers go ahead again when Joe Kovacs scored his second goal of the game and Steve Palmateer added another one two minutes later. P.E.|. Grown Cda. No. 1 Grade B.C. Extra Fancy Aniou Pears 5" Pot Poinsettas Walnuts, Brazils, Filbert: Mixed Nuts $359: 3.55.994 25 lb. bog 10 oz. ior in the shell Then came the third period and the Rams whistled home three more with Street notching the winner. Guest scores Rams’ defenceman Guest sewed the game up with a shot from the point soon after. Coming up with extra strong efforts were Glen Balfour and Mitch Edwards who were confronting their former North York team- mates for *the first time since leaving that club. Balfour in' particular made a nice play on Kim- ble’s tally which saw him carry right up ice and pass to Kimble right in front on a bang-bang play. Good goaling Richmond Hill Goalie Brian Stankiewicz came up 3.399611% “.349 M: :em ":79“‘ E W .39 w m Rel log 995 Special K Lucerne Sour Cream 1% fi Lucerne Keg. or £70 Cottage Cheese Lucerne Asstd. Varieties (hip Dips Busy Baker Snack Crackers llllllllll Canada Gr. "A" Frozen Broilers, Hensâ€"S-‘lé lbs Cdm Gr. "A" Frozen B u He rba ll . Turkeys anonms a 18 lbs. HENS lo 16 lbs 5.570 Turkeys Kellogg: Lucerne Reg. or 2% Busy Baker Sea Trader Oysters with a fine game for the Rams particularly in that first period and in the final minutes of the third when Rams were playing short- handed due to penalties. Both of Febbo’s goals were patented efforts by him which means both came off blasters which threatened to take the goalie with them. Rams' Coach Karl Brimblecombe brought up Stuffing Mix 470 Fruit Cocktail 28 fl. 69c Butterball Royal Rock Ice should be at least 3 Inches thick on ponds, and rivers belore you go skating. Avanl de paliner assurez-vous‘ que la glace sur un étang ou une rlvlére a nu molns Irols pouces d'épalsseur. Smoked 3....54” Cda. GI. ”B" TOMSâ€"20 lbs. and up ..,.84c WS-9 I I on pkg. 20 oz tub 3% 0: [ins Ibo: 3°: 8 oz pkg. 83c 730 .730 43c 39c Midget Randy Martin for the game to fill some vacancies caused by the aforementioned injuries. Regular Defenceman Bennie Pedersen also took a turn on the forward line. The Rams are at Whitby next Sunday night and the following Saturday play Royal York. Their next home game is Tuesday, January 7 at 8 pm. Smoked Wieners Dinner Hams Sausage Meat Checkerboard Froxen 8-10 lb. avg Sliced Side Bacon Maple Leal c.o.v. Boneless Cooked Turkeys Maple Leaf or Swift's Frozen Polish Sausage Essex Essex v.p. Maple Leaf 22:35531 2.131570 Sturkist Li M (hunk Iina “3'59“ Habitant Pickled Beets 5&490 Safewa Old F % (heddyar Cheese 10055:; Blue Cheese Taste Tells Potatoes Sales in Retail Quantities Only. Starkist Light Taste Tells Danish Choice 19 H. 898 Whole ox. tins Maple Leaf Ready to Serve Tendersweet HamsE Street leads Rams with 25 goals Richmond Hill Rams’ high scoring forward Kevin Street continued to lead the way in the individual scoring ranks with 42 points based on 25 goals and 17 assists up to December 10. Street has been the chief sharp-shooter for the Rams who figured to be suffering in this department after losing Mike Hartman to university hockey after several seasons of top goal scoring. Street was a cut from the Marlie Major A’s. Holding down second spot is currently injured Dave Stuart with 17 goals and 19 assists for 36 points. The Oak Ridges product has been having his best 1 lb coll 321-39 3.3.790 m 1.49 $1.79 :95c I c 100 OFF pip- pace OFF vis- price ly to nerve Buff or Shank Half DH». Birds E e Frozen W Cool \yNhip 333-850 York Choice Frozen Sliced Carrots in"; 49° York Frozen w Diced Turnips in"; 49° Breaded Shrimp Rhodes Frozen % Dinner Rolls 2 53'.“ 89° Taffy: Nuts 8: Bolts 7” 59° Jacks % Cheese Twists m. “59° Highliner Frozen season to date although continually plagued by the injury bug. Richmond Hill's Dave “Digger” Dunkley con- tinues to have his problems finding the net but more than makes up for it with his “digging". He has five goals and 19 assists for 24 points. Continuing his fine play this season is Rick Febbo with 18 goals and six assists for 24 points. Febbo has been staying out of the penalty box and the results show on the scoreboard. Top scoring defenceman for the Rams is big Scott Mabley with 20 points on four goals and 16 assists. Mabley has also missed two recent games due to injuries. .33: 1°29