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Reliance Atoms 7-7 with Aurora Thornhill is in the “A” grouping of the tournament and will have to qualify against the top teams in the Toronto MTHL. . It was Goble's turn to send Sherwood in alone at 4:03 to make it 3-0. The remainder of the game was all defence for Thornhill although Etobicoke did break through to score its only goal at 15:20. Lakefield wins Xmas cracker The Thornhill H 8: S Reliance Atoms came up with an exciting 1-1 tie against Aurora in a December 17 game in Aurora. Thornhill hustled through the first period keeping the game scoreless only to have Aurora take a 1â€"0 lead halfway through the second. There was two minutes remaining in the game when Steven Kinnari got the tying goal assisted by Chuck Pitcher. Minor Peewees Kevin Goble and Mike Sherwood teamed up to score three goals and add two assists in leading the Thornhill Minor Peewee Thunderbirds to a 3‘1 win over Etobicoke Canucks in their first game of the Don Mills hockey tournament in a December 21 game. Goble opened the scoring at the 3:48 mark when Troy Bradley passed to Mike Sherwood who sent Kevin in to score. Goble made it 2-0 at 12:35 from Scott Daly and Troy Bradley as Thornhill controlled the second period from start to finish with fine plays by Steven Tuckey, Ralph Bryson and Jeff Allard. Thornhill Goalie Regan Gorman was tremendous in the nets even though his mates outshot Etobicoke 25- 16. Individual stars of the game went to Goble, Sherwood and Bradley. A tired-up Richmond Hill team defeated the Thun- derbirds by 2-1 the previous night despite being outshot 28-12. The Richmond Hill goalie turned back the Thornhill shooters time and time again. The third annual Atom Christmas Cracker hockey tournament was held at Oak Ridges December 21 and 22 but Oak Ridges. Maple and Thornhill skated away without any presents. Oak Ridges made a fine showing but also came up with an empty hand losing 3- 2 to Barrie to just miss getting into the finals. Goalie Scott Thorn played excellently for Reliance with Ian Powers on defence and Steven Kinnari also starring. Grand champion was Lakefield who bounced Barrie 5-0 with the con- solation trophy to Keswick via an 11-5 romp over Thornhill. ‘ That game saw Darren Burford scoring four goals in a losing cause with Brian McKnight getting the other one‘ For Keswick it was Ed Martin getting three goals, Todd Lee and Les Brown. two, and singles to Larry Walker. Wayne Wood, Paul Morrison and David Cuthâ€" bertson. Thornhill couldn‘t overcome a 2-0 deficit and ended up losing a 2-1 game to Barrie December 18. Barrie opened the scoring early in the second and later made it 2-0 with Stephen The championship game saw Ron Pearson leading Lakefield with three goals and singles to Wayne Hill and Kevin Gilders. Paul Beck scored twice for Oak Ridges in this one. Allan Sinclair scored twice for Barrie with Paul Trezak getting the other goal. Enroute to the Barrie defgat, Oak Ridges had Aurora took a 3-1 lead in the second but Thornhill came back to tie it in the third. Andre LaFebvre started the comeback drive with a goal from Darren Burford. There were just seconds left when hard working Brian McKnight tied it assisted by Bob Young and Darren Burford. Thornhill was all over Aurora near game's end but couldn’t score. Randy Meeke started off the scoring with a goal assisted by Ian McGregor but Aurora tied it at the end of the first period. Thornhill AAA Quality Printers Minor Atoms tied Aurora 3-3 in a December 21 game although they out- played them most of the way. Thornhill Minor Atoms tie Aurora 3- There were two minutes gone in the third period when Newmarket went ahead 2-1 but Thornhill tied it two minutes later on a goal by Ian McGregor from Aurora stunned Thornhill when its first shot on goal at 8:38 went in. Dino Iannuzzi tied the game on a neat passing play from Tom Murphy. It looked, like Thornhill had blown the game at 7:58 of the final period when Aurora scored even though Shorthanded. Then came the big tie. The story was much different against Newmarket in a December 12 game which saw Thor- nhill go down with a crash by 8-1. Iannuzzi scored Thor- nhill's lone goal from Roy Pavan Thornhill had an op- portunity to win the game with three men in on the Aurora goalie as the buzzer ended the game. There was 1:20 remaining in the period when Geof Easun sent \Keith Sutch away and he passed to Bren Macken who returned it to Sutch who banged it home. Tie game again. Goalie Morris, playing his first full game in a long time, was outstanding. opened with a 6~0 win over Thornhill with Beck leading the way in this one with three goals. Single goals to Neal Wilson, Darick Bat- taglia and Alex Brocktonl Newmarket opened the scoring with three minutes remaining in the second only to have Thornhill tie it on a good passing play with Darren Burford scoring from Randy Meeke and Jimmy Oliver. That tie was short-lived as Richmond Hill came right back to score the winning goal at 7:15. Minor Bantams A goal by Randy Barr on a rebound from ' Mike Davidson with only a little over six minutes remaining enabled the Thornhill Foto Set boys to tie Aurora 3-3 in a December 18 game. Aurora came right back to take a 2-1 lead from a scramble in front of Tom Morris who had previously made three fine saves. Then came the Barrie defeat. The champion Lakefield team walloped Tottenham 10-0, downed Bolton 4-2 to breeze into the finals. It was another 2-2 tie for Thornhill against Newmarket December 14 in a hard-checking game which featured end to end rushes and 14 shots on goal by each team. It was a penalty-free game. Richmond Hill took a 1-0 lead at 5:05 of the first period when they caught Thornhill napping. There were no goals in the middle period although several threats came from the sticks of Steven Tuckey, Joe Danckert and Steven Schipper. The third period opened with Thornhill all around the Richmond Hill net. Thor- nhill finally scored at 6:53 when Ralph Bryson blocked a clearing shot and passed to Tim Wilson who deflected the puck into the net to tie the game. The ’Ridges boys ‘went on to drub Maple 7-4 in their second game with Beck and Jim Jotham scoring three goals with a single one going to Robert Paxton. on. a v rebound The third period produced good rushes by both teams but fine defensive play and good goaltending by both teams prevented any fur- ther scoring. Thornhill opened on a 6-0 loss to Oak Ridges but bounced back to defeat Sharon 6-3 on two goals by Darren Burford and Brian McKnight and one each from Randy Meek and Stephen Bird. They then edged Orillia 5-4 with Burford scoring three goals and the others going to Robert Young and Randy Meek. Bird breaking through near the end of the same period Maple opened on an op- timistic note with a 3â€"1 win over Sharon with goals to Danny Alessandrini, Mark Fortin and Danny Munshaw. Then came the 7-4 loss to Oak Ridges with their goals going to Scott Usher. two. Danny Munshaw and Todd Smith. Darren Bdrford Novice Custom Radius 2 â€" Royal Burgers 1. Earl Cloutier’s Custom Radius doubled Mike Caruso’s Royal Burgers 2 to 1. William Joseph Creagh opened for Royal, assisted by Robert Kirwin and No. 2. Jojo Rusinek from Andrew Rennicks and‘ Adriano Morassut tied the game. The winning goal came from Rennicks â€" assisted by Aaron Hesson and Ian Crebbin. Radio Shack 3 - Feller 81 Rates 0. Radio Shack remained tied with Heritage for first place with a 3-0 win over Feller and Kates with Peter Willens continuing his fine play in goal to earn the shutout. At the other end Ted Sobiski made some fine saves for his team. Goals by Mark Oliver, Tim Bagg and Mark Black decided the contest. ' 3 goals Jeff Solomon in community hockey Cusco Fabricators l â€" Wycliffe Homes 0. Dave Howard recorded his second consecutive shutâ€"out as Cusco Fabricators defeated Wycliffe Homes 1-0 on a goal by Davy Jones in the last five minutes of play. Wycliffe’s Pat Bradley in goal and George Roche played sound games for the losers. MinorNovlce Schickedanz 3 â€" Costain 2. Schickedanz edged Costain Homes in a see-saw contest with Jeff Solomon scoring all 3 goals for the winners. Breaking a 2-2 tie in the last few minutes, Paul Diliddo and Mike Stern notched markers for Costain. Heritage Carpets 3 â€" Supreme Auto 0. Cary Chousky played well in goal in recording his shut-out in Heritage Carpets 2-0 vicâ€" tory over Supreme Auto. His counterpart Barry Wood of Supreme was also out- standing in the nets. Andrew Cumming and Larry Paul fired the goals for Heritage. Air Guard Controls '1 â€" Rogal Electric 0. Jeffrey Wolburgh in the Air Guard nets shut out the Rogol Electric team; In fact Lance Thorn for Rogol came close to a shutout himself. The only puck to get into the net for the whole game came from Nicholasa Peirol, assisted by John Hollings for Air Guard. Minor Atom Seymours Texaco3 â€" Risi Stone 0. Chris Patterson gets credit for a shut-out for Seymours Texaco as they downed Risi Stone 3 to 0. Steven Bate scored the first two goals for Seymours‘ with the second assisted by Neil Foster and Peter Smith. With about a minute to play, Greg Celmainis from Robert Redden and Foster scored for his dad’s team, and shutout Brian Turner's squad. Stephen Nicholls to end the game. A December 11 game saw Thornhill decisioning Rich- mond Hill 3-1 controlling the game all the way by hitting and backchecking. Richmond Hill again opened the scoring with three minutes remaining in the first period. It was 1-1 with five seconds to go in the same period as Darren Tudor Glen Homes 4 â€" Chinese Gourmet 1. Bruce Martin’s Tudor Glen trounced John Fairney‘s Chinese Gourmet 4-1. Kevin Still from Paul Cozau opened for Tudor Glen late in the first period. Danny Gomes assisted by Mike Ercoli tied the game for the Gourmet‘s. John Lafortune from William Pryzdial and Cozau notched the winner. Martin Reddick then scored double insurance, the first unassisted, the second with help from Still and Pryzdial. Reusse Construction 4 â€" Muldrew Insurance 1. Leo Ceolin‘s Reusse Construction took a 4 to 0 lead which was not changed until the last 2 minutes of the game. when Andrew Mihaiik ruined the shut-out John Gannage scored the first and last goal for Ruesse. the first assisted by Chris Meeks. Chris McRae was followed by Chris Roleff for the other two goals. with Anthony Fusco and Barry Danckert assisting. Atom 7-l'p Uncola Kids 4 â€" Thornhill Paint 2. The magic number just had to be 9, as every goal in this game scored came from a 9. Steve Livingstone scored four times for 7-up, and Allan Greenberg twice for Thornhill Paint. Mark Wilson and Miles Pitt assisted on Livingstone’s first. Mike Sues assisted Greenberg’s first, David Thornhill went ahead to stay near the end of the second with Burford scoring Burford got a breakaway to score cleanly. Reusse Construction 6 â€" Keystone Valve 2. Sam Masson‘s Reusse Conâ€" struction defeated Brian Gill’s Keystone Valve 6 to 2, with Brian Masson netting a hat trick. Tom Belch from David Lieberman opened for Reusse. Jimmy Hut< chinson replied to end the first period in a 1-1 tie. John McLelland scored twice for Reusse with Paul Dunford and Belch getting assists. McLelland assisted on Masson’s first goal. Greg Wileman scored for Keystone late in the game. Minor Peewee Peter Taylor 6 â€" Deluca Dental 5. Gerry Day’s Taylor took a 5 to 1 lead in the first period only to see Gary Petrinec‘s Deluca almost tie it up. Gary Quenneville. twice. Mike Turek and Bobby Pople scored for Taylor. Assists went to Nunzio Fuina, Bert Pfaff, Pople, Quenneville and Brian Dekker. In the first period, Neil Goldsmith scored for Deluca. In the second period Deluca put on a real burst of power, with Goldsmith getting a second goal and Mike Darby scoring twice. Tim Orlando scored and assisted. John Kinnard assisted Darby. Clark Smith scored what turned into the winning goal for Taylor. Rémano and Paul Thomas on the second. Data Crown 4 â€" Poly Converters. The number 9 continued to be lucky for this game too, and Daniel Higgins Data Crown’s number 9 scored three goals in this game and Chris Beaumont, Poly’s number 9 also came through. Higgins opened the game with a hat trick; with Carlo Zap- pavigna and Brad Maxwell getting assists. Chris Stonkus replied with two goals for Poly, with Terry Cyr assisting on the second. Zappavigna from Higgins then scored for Data. Beaumont replied, assisted by Robert Thompson for Poly., Weetabix 2 â€"â€" Shoppers Drug Mart 1. Dave Barnes’ Weetabix edged Earl Sutherland’s Shoppers 2 to 1. After a scoreless first period, you had to be a number 17 to score. Ted Kirkpatrick from Mike Havery opened for Weetabix. Billy Klassen replied for Shoppers. Kirkâ€" patrick then scored again to win the game with 16 seconds to play. Graham Carl assisted. York Fire and Casualty 3 â€" David Virgoe Con- struction 0. Ryan Foster in the York Fire nets shut out Virgo 3 to 0. Adrian Smith scored twice, the second assisted by Murray Graham and David Langstone. Jimmy'Rastrick from Smith scored as the game drew to a close. MINOR ATOM ATOM MINOR PEEWEE PEE WEE DIVISION MINOR NOVICE MINOR BANTAM BANTAM MIDGETS NOVICE THORNHILL COMMUNITY HOCKEY LEAGUE STANDINGS DECEMBER 21,1974 TEAM Heritage Carpe's Radio Shack Cusco Fabricators Schickedanl Cosvain Homes Supreme Auto Wyclme Homes Feller 8. Ka'es United Cougars York Printing Bernardi Japan Car Sales Concordian Goodwood§and Air Guard Controls Royal Burgers Custom Radius Rogol Electric Reusse Cons'ruction Seymour's Texaco Risi Stone Tudor Glen Homes Muldrew Insurance Chinese Gourmel Reusse Construction Data Crown run the Uncola Kids Thornhill Pain! Poly-Converters Keystone Valve Peter Taylor Insurance Deluca Denial Labs Fisher Brothers Sports York Fire 8. Casuany David Virgoe Construction DeMarco Weeiabix Shoppers Drug Man North York Trophies Thornhill Lions Miklas Den-Tal-Ex Disera Motels Canac Kitchens Creigh'on 8. Allin Sandrin Precast Bill Bes'Tire Sales Peck Snell Dickie Dee Kerr~Tavlor Insurance Marshall’s Shell Shanahan Ford NS Smith Spring Mills Developmenl Fisher Brothers 4 .â€" Demarco 1. Al Sproul’s Fisher Brothers downed Ron Arcangeli’s DeMarco 4 to 1. Dave Sobiski from Randy Depiero opened the scoring late in the first period. Depiero then scored twice, the second assisted by Mark Mallet. Jay Rose from Brian Whitelaw scored for Fisher. Spoiling Chris Gove's shutâ€"out was Warren Butt, assisted by Greg Daurio and Claudio Favrin late in the game. Peewees Miklas 5 â€" Disera Motels 1. Bill Bagg’s Miklas trounced Bob Granicz' Disera Motels 5 to 1 with the opening and closing goals scored by Andrew Urban. Ross Maudlsey, Dirk Verdoold and Dave Hopley scored the other goals for Miklas with Chris Cunnane getting two assists, Dave Morris, Urban and Verdoold with one apiece. Early in the second period, Michael Moore from Norman carrotte scored for Disera. North York Trophies 2 â€" Den-Tal-Ez 1. Don Dale‘s North York Trophies emerged for the first time in first place in the peewee division with a 2 to 1 win over Den-Tal-Ez. Peter Linton opened for North York followed by Scott Gray’s unassisted goal; Brad Maxim from Peter Jessup narrowed the gap for Harold Spring’s squad. Canac Kitchens 2 â€" Thornhill Lions 1. Carlton Nixon’s Canac Kitchens doubled Bill Houghton‘s Thornhill Lions to ease them out of first place. Bob Rutledge opened very early for Canac (7:00 am). Late in the second period Jeff Arend from Kevin Foster made it 2 to 0. Picky Wilmsmeyer from Stephen Herbert and Sandy Guida ruined the shut out. Minor Bantam With Bill Best and Peck Shell both losing this week, Creighton and Allin and Sandrin Precast took a 3 point lead on first place. Sandrin Precast 3 â€" Kerr- Taylor 1. With a strong first period, Dave Truman‘s Sandrin Precast took a 3 to 1 win over Jack Knox’s Kerr~ Taylor Electric. Brent Kereliuk from John Bell opened for Sandrin. Peter Steinbrecher from Scott Jarvie was followed by Bell from Don Coulthard and Kereliuk. Rory Allan from Robbie Anderson and Bruno Colucci answered for Kerr- Taylor early in the second period to end the scoring. ' Dickie Dee 7 â€" Peck Shell 2. Dickie Dee, coached by again. Stephen Bird con- cluded the scoring on another breakaway with 53 seconds left in the period. Richmond Hill was a man THORNHILL MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION WLTPS Bantam Marshall’s Shell 1 â€"â€" NS Smith 0. John Isbister in the Marshall‘s Shell nets got his first shut out of the season as they blanked A1 Prebble’s NS Smith 1-0. Ron Neale from Steve Manzie and Dave Antonacci did the only scormg. Creighton and Allin 3 -â€" Bill Best Tires 0. Keith Boss in the C&A nets gets credit for shutting out Bill Best 3 to 0 this week. Warren Thompson scored twice, the first assisted by Mark Holloway. In the second period Scott Davis from Bobby Smith and Thompson scored for Darryl Thomp- son‘s squad. Shanahan Ford 1 â€" SB Spring Mills 1. Glenn Levine assisted by Joseph Troiano and Stephen McLelland opened for Shanahan early Bernardi Building 3 â€" York Printing 2. Chris Madden from Ray McLean opened for Bernardi. Murray Chamney from David Rozycki and John DeVenz scored in the second period for Bernardi. Brad Oliver from Dan Bradley replied for York. Late in the third period John Wingman from John Parker and Bruce Smith tied the game only to see Brad Bean from Rozycki notch the winning goal. Bill Wylie trounced Ed Murphy‘s Peck Shell 7 to 2. Scoring for Dickie Dee were Paul Dewling, with 2, Curtis Lang with 2, David Wylie, Allan Gavigan and Keith McMahon. Gavigan, Wayne Harrison and John Mayo each got 2 assists, Phil Chamney one. Ian McLean assisted by Mark Sutherland and Greg Carl scored for Peck followed by Sutherland unassisted in the second period. in the first period. Jon Tyit-yan from Richard Claringbold and Trevor Holliday tied it up, for Spring Mills. . Japan Car Sales 3 â€" Goodwood Sand 2. A strong 3 minutes of the third period won the game for Japan Car, with a 5 to 2 victory over Goodwoodi Dave Johns from Craig Evans opened for Goodwood. John Puopold from Frank Harrington and Jeff Rose tied it up. Rose from Puopold and Mike Carr put Japan Car in the lead until Sam Billich from Victor Dekker tied the game for Goodwood. The tie remained until the final 4 minutes of the game when Rick Hurbert, Don Joynt and John Gaunt all scored, with Doug Midgley, Gaunt, Mark Hill and Joynt getting assists. United Cougars 2 â€" Concordian Motel 0. Brian Lennox was in the United goals when they shutout Concordian Motel 2 to 0 this week. Sandy W'eininger from Alan Reeve opened the scoring in the second period, followed by Mike Liberman from Scott Cowie to end the scoring. Juniors Jenkins 2 -â€" Cy‘s Gulf 2. After two scoreless periods. Les Diggins from Fobert and Greg Lee opened the scoring for Jenkins. Mike Splonick from Bary Fediuk tied it up for Cy‘s. Diggins put Jenkins in the lead again but Ron Smith from Bart Smith ended the game in a tie. Halls Esso 7 â€" Town Optical 5. After finishing the second period with a 6 to 1 lead, Hall's allowed Town to score 4 times to their once. Scoring for Hall‘s were Dan Kirby with 2. Dave Brown with 2, Tom Robinson, Phil Terry and Phil Welsh get- ting once each. Assists went to Bruce Perrins with 3, Charlie Buick, Kirby and Phil Terry, Tedd Pickering and Gord Stowar both scored twice for the losers, with Brent Stachel also scoring. Assists went to Bob Davis with 2, Bord Smith with 2, Randy Greaves with short at the time Eric Howson played a good game in goal for Thornhil] and is improving every time out. Richmond 1, and everyone except goalie Bob Kepka showing up on the score sheet. Wib Smith 11 â€" Markham Cycle 0. Paul Sanders in the Wib Smith nets gets credit for this shut-out. Ross Johnson. John Stevens, G. Robinson, K. Bragg, D. Agnew and M. Stratton all scored. Midgets Myers was the star of the game setting up two goals and scoring one himself. John Morris was full value for his shutout coming up with the big saves when he had to. Jim Jones then scored while his teammates were one man short as he took a neat lead pass from Paul Howson and Steve Sim which: put him in the clear. Lee then dug the puck out of a corner and passed back to Myers on the point. His blazing slapshot rebound was hammered in by Dan Anderson. McKnight then got a lead pass from Lee and beat the Barrie goalie on the short side. The final goal was scored by Myers on a lead pass from John Rennicks. The first game saw Thornhill take a 4-2 lead in It was a much more op- timistic showing against Aurora the next day as the game ended tied 1-1. John Lee opened the séoring for Thornhill assisted by Kent Davidson in the second period -but Aurora tied it three minutes later. Jim Boyes played a fine game in the nets as Thor- nhill was outshot 12-4. John Lee and Steven Kinnari on forward and Mark Feeney on defence also came through with starry per- formances. PEEWEES Thornhill Fisher Bros. Sports took a stranglehold on first place with only seven league games Sunday with a 5-0 win over Barrie. They now have 15 wins and three losses. Sunday‘s game saw Thornhill outskating Barrie all the way with Rick Seeley getting the first goal on a setup by Paul Myers on an end to end rush. Thornhill took a doubleheader from Aurora by 9-7 and 6-1. Hill outshot Thornhill 11-7. ATOMS It just wasn‘t Thornhill H & S Reliance’s day December 22 as they were blasted 8-0 by Barrie. Jim Boyes was selected “star of the game“ for a great performance in the net and Neil Crebbin earned “star” status on the forward line for his hard work throughout the game. They were two goals up at 5:12 when Don Head scored his first of two goals from Easton and Barry Monroe. Richmond Hill kept pressing and it was 3-0 as Head took a sharp pass from Barry Monroe. Then it was Brian Hull scoring from behind the net at 9:09. Gary Sutherland finished the scoring unassisted at 7:33 of the final period. AErW Atoms red hot blank King City 5-0 The King game saw A & W finally crack through in the second period â€"as Billy Easton scored at 1:06 on a pass from Allen Jones to get started on the way. The Richmond Hill A & W Atoms came up with a hot hand December 21 as they manhandled King City by 5- 0 employing a hitting and passing attack to great advantage. It was in direct contrast to their previous night’s display which saw them having difficulty getting untracked as. they tied Schomberg 1-1. ClEAROUT ON All. DOWNâ€" Hlll SKIS AND BOOTS “SKATE EXCHANGE" â€"â€" Used Skates Complete line of Bauer. C.C.M.. Lange Skates Hours: 10 am-6 pm - Thurs. & Fri. 10 am - 9 pm - Sat. 10 am - 6 pm lance Competition $69.95 lance Pro $59.95 Mr. Competition 539-95 ADIDAS SWEAT SUITS c.c.M. 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Coach Al Morris said that this was the best game the boys had played all year noting “their checking was excellent and they kept pressure on Aurora for the full 30 minutes. BANTAM [I The Thornhill Margell Thunderbirds won three games in a row after losing a 9-7 game to Schomberg December 16. They went on to whip. Agincourt Lions 8-4 December 19 and then defeat Nobleton 4-1 and Clairlea 3-2 on December 22 contests. The 4-1 win over Nobleton was an exciting and generally well-played contest with no scoring in the second. Mike Mudie The Schomberg contest saw the A & W boys lucky to gain a 1-1 tie. Schomberg moved into a 1-0 lead in the third period but A & W came back with 11 minutes left on a fine play by Mark Ellison. Ellison picked up a loose puck behind his net and That exhibition game was a penalty marred ab- breviated contest which saw a scoreless first period albeit a well-played one. Mike Mudie opened the scoring in the second assisted by Glen Perrett. Greg Warga then scored on a long drive while his team was Shorthanded. Clairlea broke into the scoring but Dave Dean made it 3-1. Clairlea scored in the third period which was cut short due to circumstances not entirely in keeping with the festive season to say nothing of practices con- sistent with the welfare of amateur hockey. Richmond Hill Curling Club CAN CATER All YOUR PARTY NEEDS 0 BUSINESS lUNCHEONS o BANQUE'IS o WEDDINGS o BIRTHDAY PARTIES [ET US MAKE YOUR DAY HAPPY! Please contact the manager, Ron Clark at 889-4554 or 889-8137 .95 THE LIBERAL. Tuesday. Dec. 31. 1974 â€" ls I.th Bools COOPER Hockey Sticks “NOVIK' TOURING SKI (Lunlnnhd) Stop In Blndlngu “Jonl' Polo. Includes Mounting Sugg. List $44.95 Richmond Hill (‘urling (‘lub 7x Elgin Mills "(1.. nno block east of Yonge Richmond Hill. ()nt. c.c.M. Mustang Skates SUPER CROSS COUNTRY Mic Mac Jr SKI PACKAGE Sale Then it was a big 2-1 win over Barrie Sunday as they broke a 1-1 tie late in the final period with a goal from Mike Egli. They started with a 3-2 win over Aurora, then downed first place Orillia 4-1 for their first defeat. Then it was on to Richmond Hill Saturday for a 7-3 win with Jim Bell getting a hat-trick. This was a good game to watch with Thornhill going for top spot in the league. The 9-7 loss to Schomberg saw Dean scoring three goals again with the others going to Mike Parkinson, Drew Broadridge, Glen Perrett and Mike Mudie. Drawing assists were Ward Williamson. Mike Mudie, two, Ian Billich, Tim Coughlin, and Perrett. two. BANTAM AAA Guarantee Realty Thun- derbirds put it all together last weekend winning four in a row to give Coach Ed Marchant and staff a good Christmas present. Dean notched his third goal in the final period from Mudie and then Mudie scored. Agincourt came back with two but Mudie then added his second of the night to end the scoring. Assists to Ward Williamson and Dave Dean. opened the scoring in the second from Mike Parkinson. Dave Dean scored from Greg Warga. Bob Dionne made a clean break in the third and scored his team’s third goal. Dean opened the scoring unassisted in the first period and Bob Dionne followed up with a goal Ward Williamson. Dean scored his second goal of the game to make it a 3-1 from Mike Mudie. Agincourt scored once more to make it 3-2 going into the second period which saw Thornhill score two more. Glen Perrett triggered the first one from Mudie and Dean and Ian Billich the second from Dionne. Nobleton scored but Scott Martin scored Thornhill's final goal with seconds left. Assists went to Mike Mudie and Tim Coughlin. Dave Dean fired home three goals as the Margell Thunderbirds walloped Agincourt Lions 8-4. worked his way through the entire Schomberg team and threw it behind a startled goalie. 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