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December 28 Alexander Hardware kept Brock and Higgins off the scoreboard with a shutout by David West. Scoring for Alexander were Benjie Fulghum with a goal and assist; Billy Phillips, with one assisted by Lee Ferguson and David Jurczak. Final score was 2- IGA edged out Continental Safety Shoes 4-3 December 28. Peter Conte scored two goals and two assists, Tim Line. one goal and three assists, Ricky Pflug one goal, and Garry Passer, an assist. Scoring for Con- tinental were Chris Cook with two goals and Charles Birkett with one. Libraries show films Hardware wins in house league by 3-2 score Scoring for DH and A were Ernie Chefero, with two goals and an assist; Doug Hay. two goals; Ron Hay. one goal and Philip Hutchinson, an assist. By Valerie Tinline Maple correspondent Alexander Hardware Atoms of the Maple house league started off the season December 21 with a 3-2 victory over Continental Safety Shoes. In the season‘s opener. Brock and Higgins defeated the IGA by a score of 4-0 with Greg Krawczyk ear- ning himself a shutout. Gary Occhionero had two goals and an assist; Carl Lippay, two goals; and Eddie Hebscher‘ one assist. Maple Bantams winners by 8-6 with Schomberg Scoring for Alexander‘s were Benjie Fulghum, with two goals. assisted by Johnny De Luco and and Lee Ferguson on one and by Mike Booth on the other. Chris Cook scored two unassisted goals for Con- tinental. North York Public Libraries will offer four films in the next week. Friday at 2 pm in the Willowdale Library. 5126 Yonge Street, there will be a session for senior citizens. with the films Vancouver to Music and African Welcome being shown. Pee Wee Bantams In a game played December 21 DH and A Peewee-Bantams were victorious over Maple Farm Supply 5-3. North York Maple Farms. Allen Rotz came up with a goal and two assists. Philip Notaro and John Flynn had a goal and an assist each. 0n the same day, Maple Lions outscored Superior Propane 8‘2. Lions‘ Robb At the same library Saturday, children can see The Camel Who Took A Walk, Birds of Music, Breman Town Musicians and Castle of Cards. beginning at 2:15 pm. Over at the Humber Summit Library, 2990 Islington Avenue, children can see Peter and the Wolf , Peter’s Chair and Shanghaied at 2 pm Saturday. The following Wednesday in Fairview Library, 5 Fairview Mall Drive at 2:15 pm. pre-school children can see African Animals, The Blue Dashiki and The Bear and The Mouse. This win brings the Maple Bantams team record to 12 wins and three losses up to the end of 1974. They have scored 88 goals. allowed 36 against and their two goalies, Kim Weese and Dave Cook have recorded four shutouts. Leading Scorers G A T Blair Sutherland 20 16 36 Wayne Boudreau 16 11 27 Scott Lawson 6 18 24 Bruce West 7 16 23 Steve LeMoine 6 12 18 Maple led 4-1 at the end of the first period. and 5-2 at the end of the second. In the third. Maple scored five unan- swered goals. Scoring for Maple were Blair Sutherland with three goals and five assists. Scott Lawson. three goals and three assists: Wayne Boudrea. three goals and 2 assists: and Dave Taylor, assisted _by_Steve LeMoine. vln the third, three goals were scored against Maple. but Blair Sutherland. on a penalty shot, and Russell Homer, assisted by Bruce West, each scored‘ making the final tally 8-6 for Schomberg. The Maple Bant'ams defeated Nobleton 10-2 December 27 at Maple Arena. It was a combined team effort with all lines playing well. In the finai minute Wayne Boudreau scbred. assisted by Scott Lawson. and Dale Line scored, unassisted. to tie the game. With six seconds left in the period Schomberg scored again. 7 7 Down 3~0 at the end of the first period, Greg Munshaw and Bruce West each scored. unassisted. in the first six minutes of the second period. Another Schomberg goal_ made it 4-2. l2 0.M.H.A Maple European Delicatessen Bantams were defeated by Schomberg 8-6 on December 23. this being only their third loss of the season. THE LIBERAL. Wednesday, Jan. 8, 1975 Hol‘iday happenings Assists went to Fabio Alessandrini, Jeff Cochran, Gordie Cooper and Dave Plunkett. Scoring for Superior were Scott Wright and Brad Demeo, with assists to Andy FitzGibbon Felix Buono and Jim Rogers. At Maple Arena December 28, DH and A won over Superior Propane 6-2. The holidays are over for another year but the memories remain fresh. DH and A‘s scoring power came from Peter Snowdon, with two goals; Ernie Chefero, one goal and We assists; Ron Hay, one goal and an assist; and Doug Hay and Philip Hutchinson, a goal apiece. Brian Hasselfelt had an assist. Superior‘s Brad Demeo and Mario Massarella scored their only two markers, assisted by Jim Rogers and Mike Schanck. Bayview Fairways The pre-Christmas wine and cheese party, for example, which was held at 7 Cypress Point Court was enjoyed by all. The evening open-house was given by Mr. and Mrs. Steve Burany and Mr. Julius Horvas. Among those who dropped in to toast the holiday season were Mr. and Mrs. Willis Newton. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mather and Mr. and Mrs. Forsythe. 0n the' same day Maple Farm Supply edged Maple Lions 4-3. Scoring for Maple Farms were Allen Rotz. with two goals and one assist; Bruce Sheilds, a goal and assist; and Peter Morris, one goal. Two assists went to Barry Key and one to Tony Legere. Maple Lions goals were scored by Fabio Alessan- drini, Andy Lockman and Domenic Conte. An assist went to Domenic Conte. Midgets Maple Meat Shoppe Midgets tied Suburban Landscaping 3â€"3, December 28. Scoring for Maple were Chris Stewart, Bill Open~ Shaw and Ron Line. Assists to Larry Cooper. Mark Tyndall and Carmelo Notaro. Bayley scored four goals and one assist, while two goals were scored by both Domenic Conte and Dave Plunkett. Another holiday hap- pening was the New Year’s Eve dance held at St. Luke‘s Parish Hall on Green Lane. About 100 people attended this community dance. A trio, whose repertiore included selections from the forties right up to the seventies. added to the festive cheer. A hot and cold buffet was served that was said to be excellent. Many of the merry. makers who attended last year found the evening so enjoyable that they returned this year. However, new faces were also seen. This dance is becoming a growing annual event and the feeling is that it cannot help but be just as suc- cessful next year as it was this year. Bayview-Fairways Correspondent: Paul Vetere 234 Bayvlew Fairways 881-0189 ll 18 16 12 27 24 23 18 889-1 920 Kit includes Gold colour RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE BLACKTHOBN RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE Now BUDGIE a. CANARY KITS 20 - 50% Off EVERYTHING Hodgins Bros. 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