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W&P Motors had their chances but failed to click as Oak Ridges Panthers defeated them 2-1. David Purves got the only counter Peewee R&R Motors held Oak Ridges Panthers to a 5-5 draw on goals by Brian Watts (2), Duncan Bulter. Andrew Rose and Scott Hassel and helpers by Bulter, Rose. Robert Cashin and Jim Gregorash. It was a tough hard game. Rose and Hassel played outstanding games for Richvale. With both teams having only seven players and a goalie Rendezvous and Herron‘s Sales & Service fought to a 1-1 tie. Paul Roth- well scored the Rendezvous goal unassisted early in the second period. Late in the third the penalty-riddled Herrons came back to tie it as Chris Wansehura netted the rubber assisted by Craig Femm while playing a man short. for a hard fought game December 14 as Music Shoppe just couldn‘t get a break to tie it up. Their pointgetters were Mat Hozjan with a goal and an assist. Markus Hunecki with a goal and David Caldwell with an assist. 3 score. Pizzaville points went to Murdock Murray, Paul Cavallo and Joe Granton. who each had a goal and Rodney Clugston an assist. Novice In the second game December 15 Baker’s Sales & Service registered a 4-2 win over Carlisle Real Estate. This was a real hard- checking game with both teams playing well‘ Goals for Bakers were by Brian Winch with a pair. Rob Wagg and Paul Dament with assists by Mark Butler (2), Peter Cianfarani and Deryck Evelyn. For Carlisle the goalgetters were Gordy Peters and Orveo Paoletti who also earned an assist. Thorncrest Motel defeated Richvale Lions 4-3 in the second game which featured a good effort by both goalies. Thorncrest tallies were netted by David Abernethy and Shawn Cooke who collected two each. The Lions’ counters came from Darin Grodzinski who had two and Chris DePiero. N0 assist points were awarded in the game. Atom Oak Ridges Panthers defeated Music Shoppe 3-2 in Pizzaville gave Oak Ridges Panthers a run for their money but the strong Club 99 team remains un- defeated as they finished the game on the right side of a 6â€" Richva/e house league There are no sour faced losers at the Maple Bad- minton Club â€"not even at one of their annual round robin tournaments. Peter Beechman and Muriel the Meals with assists â€" THE LIBERAL, Tuesday, Dec. 24, 1974 Car/isles downed 4-2 by Baker United Drain came up with a decisive 9â€"1 win over G.C. Romano as John Mark played an outstanding game along with Mauro Fantin. Midget Oak Ridges chalked up a 4- 1 win over Suburban Land- scaping with Frank Smith assisted by Robbie Morton accounting for Suburban's only scoring entry. 7 » v PCGLC- nualma, 933 . . 4 friends for allowmg us to serve you. RICHMOND TAILORING 10185 YONGE STREET RICHMOND HILL 884-4212 In a good game for both teams which ended in a 6-6 tie Suburban Rad was pitted against Raymore. Goalgetters for Raymore were Frank Cavallo with four big ones, Ricky Fleming and Adam Celsie. Assists went to Cavallo, Fleming. Wyatt, Ruttell and Hinch. Scorers for Suburban were Dennis Richards. Glen Smith. Dennis Brooker, Dave Carmichael (2) and Gary McKechnie. with aid from Carmichael and Kalles. Bantam Oak Ridges Cougars blasted Surf Marine 6.1. The Surfers” lone offensive effort was by Robbie Bmvyer. The team appeared to miss Centre Dave Ross who sat out this game. going to Bernie McKinlay and Neil Cooke. Steve Cage played a strong game on defense. Frfihliche Weihnachten und frohes neues jahr' gezegende kerstdagen en een gelukkig Nieuwjaar Buon Natah é Prospero Anno Nuovo Joyeux Noél Bonne Année and a Yates were not among the prize winners at a recent competition but they got to show off some of their personal style and had fun doing it. F peace. Thanks, friends for allowing us to serve you. @xmw ' k JKW‘V/ ‘ (Stall photo by Draper) (Stan photo by Draper) love and Though most members are in the 405 age group. the club is open to anyone over the age of 16 and there are a few young people who are now members. The club has room for a few more members, but not many because there are only two courts in the school. , Most evenings. play is distinctly uncompetitive. "Everyone goes for a night out and some exercise," said Mrs. Line. “We get a good workout." Membership costs $6 a year for a season that lasts from October to April. Ac- tivities have now been suspended for the Christmas holidays but will recom- mence January 7. Like many other activities around Maple that make residents there proud of their little piece of heaven, the club was started by the Maple Area Recreation Committee. It is now under the wing of the Vaughan Recreation Department and is kept running from week to week by the one-woman executive Joan Lines of 31 Lancer Drive. The Maple Badminton Club is now four years old and has about 20 members. They meet each Tuesday evening at the George Bailey Public School for a few sets. But a small group of devotees in Maple are not worried about the relative obscurity of this pastime. They just play for fun. Badminton is one of those sports that is still waiting for a Bobby Riggs to turn it into headline news. ln Map/e Badminton just for fun But twice a year they hold a round robin competition to separate the lobbers from the slammers. On December 10. a good turnout of 16 members enjoyed the evening with Mary Norcliffe taking home first prize. Marilyn Ireland was second and Rina Dierx took home the low score prize. Fred Bourke. of Grand Those people who want to just try out the game can join the club for an evening. It only costs 50 cents. Hours are from 8 to 10 pm; You need your own raquet but the club supplies the birds Street, Maple. who ou‘eet. maple. WHO once coached new players for the club, organized the tour- namenl. wwwmmmwmmmmmmwmmmwmm § MERRY. . \ ,‘V . . ggggggggggggggm MMMMMfiMMMMMMMMMMMMM n Hall's Domestic Fuel Oil MERRY