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TD #3 Consumers win . over Knapp’s Kinnear Pontiac registered a 3~1 victory over Braddock Optical with Tom Kirisit. David Wright and Brian Newbeck scoring. Paul Robson. Newbeck, Kirisit and Wright were active in the assist depart- ment. Paul Sarazin ac- counted for the Braddock goal without help. Allencourt Pharmacy came up with a 3-1 decision over Dan‘s Esso as Pat Morra. Todd Sears and Carmen Morra scored. Bill Tsotos aided on two goals. Derek Veitch and Morra on one each. Dan's counter came from the stick of Robbie Apenis assisted by Brian Delville and Robin Wilkinson. ATOM Consumer‘s Gas chalked up a decisive 4-1 win over Knapp's’ Paints on goals by Claudio Favero, Wayne Cardwell, David Waugh and Number 9. two assists by Brian Dunnett and one by Wayne Cardwell. Knapp’s loner was fired by Anthony Cronin helped by Jimmy Lazenby. MINOR PEEWEE John Hughes led BAIF to an 8-3 win over Rice‘s Flowers with a hat trick December 21, with Bobby Petroff adding a pair, John Farrell, Steven Taalman and Cleve Jones singletons. Assisting were Petroff with two. Billy Gargarella, Jones and Wayne Girard. Poin- tgetters for Rice were Paul Thomas. Doug Walton and James Gwillam with a goal each, Jim Barton and Thomas with a helper each. In a 1-1 tie decision Brian Hull was set up by Gary Sutherland for Barrow‘s Insurance and Ken Large scored unassisted for Charlton Hardware Adam Cox came up with a hat trick to spark Fred’s Towing to a 7-3 victory over Hodgins Hardware. Lorne Baxter added a pair of counters and Brian Cox and David Giles singletons. Brian Cox got four points as he also assisted on three goals. Mark Lackerbie and Steve Irwin earned two assist points. Andy Chap- man, Robbie Dunstane and Baxter each got one. Scoring for Hodgins were Glen Hardy. Peter Mills and Adrian Steenson as Hardy (2) and Steenson also earned assist points MINOR BANTAM Rotary Club blanked Pirri's Fruit Market December 30 as Derek Mouton. Troy Chatfield and Scott Campbell tallied. Assisting were Campbell, Peter Morley. Tom Stubbs and Allen Lynden. Bobby Wilcock clicked for three goals to lead D&D Excavating to a 5-3 win over Richmond Hill TV December 19. ‘ Chris Arbuckle and Norm Murphy sank the other goals. Arbuckle and Rod Graham were awarded two assists, Randy Bennett. Chris Lowman and Craig Peterkin one each. Goalgetters for the TV men were Gary Bubeloff. Rick Glendenning and A. Marinelli with help from Danny O‘Sullivan, John Noble. Bubeloff and Philip Dinaria. The score was 3-1 in favor of Brian’s Shell over Rotary as Richard Vermeulen scored twice and Rick Saarimaki once. Assist points went to Brian Russell, Mike Smith and Brooke Lawrence. Glen Fehily netted the only Rotary goal on a pass from Allen Lynden. D&D Excavating came up with a 4-1 win over Rotary December ‘23 as David Vennard hit the mark twice, Scott Casselden and Norm Murphy once. Help came from Rick Gerber. Vennard and Graham. For Rotary "U Puck, Please stay away from my door please THE LIBERAL. Wednesday, Jan. 8. 1975 Nick Assisi, Matt Zurich, Bobby Hull, Rick Gerber and Dennis Kane shared the scoring for the victors as Pirri's Fruit Market defeated D&D Excavating 5- 2 January 2. Earning assists were Zurich (2), Howie Hill, Kane and Assisi. Norm Murphy was set up by Chris Lowman for one D&D goal and the other unassisted effort came from Number 11. In tournament play Wilson Niblett Chev-Olds Minor Peewee ‘A’s travelled to Whitby December 26 and 27. In their first game against Oshawa, they were victors by a 6-1 score, with Andrew Don’getting a hat trick and being awarded the first star of the game. Goalie Doug Macklin received the second star. the counter was Bruce Buchan from Glen Fehily. The score was 4-1 in favor of Brian's Shell over Rich- mond Hill TV as Robert Vandervelde netted the rubber twice. Brian Russell and Richard Vermeulen for the victors. Help was renâ€" dered by Richard LaPenna, Robert Strain, Paul Buxton and Rick Saarimaki. Number 9 was the goalgetter for TV aided by Curtis Barry. In the semi-final game against Whitby on the 27th, the ‘green men’ put on a good performance to tie the game at 4â€"4, including a five minute overtime period. Unfortunately, Whitby was awarded the decision as they scored the first goal in the game. Again Andrew Don scored a hat trick, and was awarded the first star of “the game, with Doug Macklin getting the third star. Andrew Don gets three Niblett’s lose tourney After returning to Rich- mond Hill, it was learned that Doug Macklin was voted the most valuable player of the tournament for his outstanding per- The King City romp saw Jim Jothan scoring two goals and adding two assists; Paul Beck. two and one; Nell Wilson. two and one; David Battaglia, two and zero: John Lalonde zero and one; George Parker, one and one; Ronnie Roffey, one and one. Daryl Aldworth was in goal. The Oak Ridges Atoms won two and tied one in recent games as they bombed King City 10-0 December 28. decisioned Barrie 3-1 December 29. and then tied Schomberg 1-1 January 4. Single goals by Paul Beck, Neil Wilson, and Bobby Mashinter paced the win over Barrie. Assists to Ronnie Roifey, Glen BANTAM Surf Marine squeezed out ’Ridges Atoms win 2, tie Mgmber: Canadian Guild of Dispen IOWHE l (OUNYRYE sounu l|\R( VONGE AT sums â€" gogéjoptical COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE EYEGLASS PRESCRIPTIONS FlllED (ON‘IACT lENSES hfird & 50ft MODERN FRAME STYLES CUSTOM MADE FRAMES SAFETY GLASSES FOR WORK QR PLAY Mon. - Fri. 9:30 am - 9:30 pm S_at. 9:30 am - 6:00 pm a 6-5 win over CFGM December 26 as Bill Byers and Ray Roberts each came up with 'a pair of goals and Angus McGregor and Gunther Bauer getting the others. Giving assistance were Doug Anderson, Bill Gregg, McGr‘egor (2), Byers (3), Ted Ruffman (2). and Neil Putnam. Notching the twine for CFGM were Jim Burnett with a hat trick, Doug’ Daniel and Lorne Davidson with assist points awarded to Jim Peterkin, Davidson, David Cates and Frank Petrie. In another close contest Gormley Sand and Gravel were on the winning side of a 3-2 count over Blackthorn Men‘s Wear. Scoring for the winners were Ken Woods, Dave Draper and Paul Saarimaki with assists coming from Ken Woods, Steve Madden, Mike Dosman and Greg McMillan. Blackthorn’s goals both were netted by formance between. the pipes. Congratulations Doug. Wilson Niblett Minor Peewees entertained Orillia in league play December 30. Glen Apps opened the scoring at 5.40 of the first period, assisted by Doug MacLean and Paul Harrietha. In the second period Pat Lawlor scored, assisted by David Banton and Carl D’Antimo. Orillia cut the lead at 13.07 of the period, but the ‘green men’ were on top all the way, and scored twice in quick suc- cession at the beginning of the third period â€" Don Earl from Paul Beckwith, and Andrew Don from Paul Beckwith and Don Earl. Orillia scored their second goal with 7.09 left in the game, but Richmond Hill continued to press with David Banton scoring from Pat Lawlor and Brian Gates, and Carl D‘Antimo from Glenn Apps and Doug MacLean. Final score in a well-deserved win â€" Rich- Neil Wilson scored the lone goal for Oak Ridges in its 1-1_tie with Schomberg Saturday with assists to Paul Beck and Jim Jotham. Daryl Aldworth was in goal. The Oak Ridges Bantams dropped a 5-3 game to King in an exhibition with Randy Spensley and Ken Clague scoring the goals. The same twosome picked up assists each with other assists to Allen Bestard and Dan Youtoff. Mullings, and Alex Brockton. Bill McArthur was in goal; In an earlier game with Schomberg, Steve Wilton, left winger, suffered a broken leg and will be out for the rest of the season. 5223-5168 nsing Opticféhs Gormley Sand & Gravel won another squeaker over Blackthorn Men‘s Wear by a score of 4-3 as Dave Draper sank the puck three times and Paul Saarimaki once. Assists went to Ken Woods, Steve Madden and Steven Reynolds. Steve Price conttributed two counters and an assist and Jim Wood one tally and a helper for Blackthorn. CFGM had better luck January 2 as they defeated Surf Marine 4-2,. For the winners Reiner Plesch- berger and Stephen Bowers shared the scoring punch, each having two goals. Both added a third point on an assist and Mark Gossman got an assist. Surf’s goals came from Arthur VanHalteren and Gunther Bauer who was set up by Neil Putnam and Doug Anderson. Peter Tipold with Jim Wood claiming two assists and Brett Calder one. Wilson Niblett travelled to Aurora, January 2 and came away on the short end of a 3- 2 decision. This was a tough game to lose, and all in- dications were that the ‘green men' deserved a better fate. Scorers for Richmond Hill were Don Earl and Carl D’Antimo, and Paul Beckwith from Andrew Don and Don Earl. mond Hill 6, Orillia 2 Newmarket came to town January 5 and fell victims to a hard-skating, aggressive Richmond Hill Minor Peewee team. Glenn Apps opened the scoring at 1.15 with assists going to Doug MacLean and Troy Mitchell. Newmarket replied with a goal and a go-ahead marker, and at the end of the first period led 2-1. In the second period, Wilson Niblett Chev-Olds scored four unanswered goals, and went ahead 5-2. Scorers were Andrew Don from Paul Harrietha at 2.43, and exactly one minute later the pair repeated their performance. At 4.10 Troy Mitchell netted one, and at 14.09, Warren Nye slid in a backhand on a pass from Glenn Apps and Troy Mitchell. In the third period, Nye scored again with assists going to Andrew Don and Doug MacLean. Newmarket scored their third goal at 10.48, and with two seconds left in the game, Paul Harrietha potted one, assisted by Glenn Apps and Warren Nye. A good team effort, backed up by solid goal tending by Pete Del Grosso. CLASSES START WED. JAN. 22 at 8 p.m Teacher: Bob Haynes‘ 2nd degree black belt A By Bob Ross Jr. .lIU JITSU (The Art of Self Defence) CLASSES START WED JAN. 8 at 6:30 p.m. JUDO YOGA RICHMOND HILL JUDO CLUB Note: All classes open to both men and women (Pho'o by Elbert) 159 CENTRE ST. E.. RICHMOND HILL PHONE 884-3786 CLASSES START SAT.. 12 WEEK JAN. 11 at 1:30 pm. COURSE $20 It was sad news in a January 2 game with Don Valley Villagers. They lost 5-1. Dave Dean scored Thornhill's lone goal in the first period from Mudie. BANTAM II The Margell Thun- derbirds II thumped Fin~ churst Boys’ Clubs 7-1 in a December 29 game with the score telling the story. The Thunderbirds edged Richmond Hill 3-2 in a tightchecking game December 28 having to come from behind. Rich- mond Hill opened the scoring in the first but Thornhill tied it with Bob Dionne doing the job from Ian Billich and Drew Broadridge. Broadridge made it 2-1 in the second from Mike Parkinson only to have Richmond Hill tie it in the third. Buckler won the day for Thornhill with a score with Perrett assisting. Wayne Grant scored the lone goal of the first period but his teammates rapped in four unanswered goals in the second. Scoring were: Ward Williamson from Dave Dean; Dean from Tim Coughlin; Bill Buckler from Scott Martin; and Ian Billich from Drew Broadridge and Scott Fixter. Their final two goals came in the third with Mike Parkinson scoring from Perrett and Mudie; and Buckler from Dean. 3-1 before Thornhill came back with three consecutive goals to go ahead by +3. There was no scoring in the first but Thornhill broke the ice in the second as Mike Egli put the puck home on a breakaway. He also got the fourth goal. Dan Kennedy got the second one and Jim Bell the fifth. Thornhill Guaranty lost a close 4-3 game to Richmond Hill Saturday night. By Jim Browning The Thornhill Bantam A Margell Thunderbirds nipped Keswick 5-4 in a penalty-ridden Sunday game. Keswick took a two-goal lead in the first period before Thornhill got onto the board with Drew Broadridge scoring from Ian Billich. Keswick made it Dave Dean scored from Mike Mudie; Mudie from Glenn Perrett and then Drew Broadridge ,from Billich. Glen Perrett scored in the third from Dave Dean and Mudie and Keswick narrowed the gap to 5-4 and were pressing as the game ended. The Margells added another 5-2 win January 3 in a game against Maple as they dominated the first period scoring three unanswered goals. Maple opened the second period scoring but Thor- nhill's Dave Dean replied from Perrett and Mudie. Mike Parkinson scored Thornhill’s final goal with Maple getting its final one in the third. BANTAM AA ' The Thornhill Guaranty Realty T-Birds blanked Newmarket 5-0 Sunday in a fast moving contest with Goalie Gary Heaney picking up the shutout. The Thornhill boys were a trifle flat for the game after having played in the ng- Am tournament at Guelph and winning three out of their five games and finishing second in their division. Scoring for Thornhill were Jim Bell, Danny Kennedy and Scott Howson. Perrett opened the scoring with assists to Mudie and Greg Warga. Wayne Grant scored from Bill Buckler and Greg Warga; and Mike Mudie from Perrett. MINOR PEEWEES Tournaments; This holiday season has been a very busy time for the 'I‘homhill Thunderbirds with two tournaments The Don Mills tournament saw them winning one, tying one and losing one. At Milton they Bantam Thunderbirds edge Keswick team 5-4 Thornhill defeated Annunciation 7-1, Long Branch 4â€"0 and Richmond Hill 4-3 in sudden death overtime. Ian Morrison netted five goals during the tournament with three going to Bruce Cameron. Two goals each to Anthony Bucci, Peter Somers. and Andrew Holding. Singles to Mark Lemmon and Scott Roberts, Carl Levy was credited with six assists. in the championship game by 4-2. In a regularly scheduled game Sunday the Ready Mix Thunderbirds nipped Aurora 3-2 with Goalie Regan Gorman coming up with many fine saves to keep Thornhill alive. Aurora opened the scoring on a penalty shot but Thornhill came right back as Grant Davidson banged in a rebound from Scott Daly and Kevin Goble. Mike Sherwood made it 2-1 from Goble. Mike Sherwood scored his second and winning goal from Tim Wilson and Goble to make it Aurora came on strong in the third period but were held out by the defensive play of Jeff Allard. Steven Tuckey and Ralph Bryson until a fine slap shot found the mark. Goalie Gorman came to the rescue after this. Thornhill was outshot by Aurora 20-18. PEEWEE 11â€" SPECIAL REPORT. Between December 26 and 29. the Donaldson Barron Peewee II team competed in the Willowdale Lions tournament at North York Centennial Arena and made it to the finals of the “B” Division before bowing 3-2 to Peel Police in the cham- pionship game. The Donaldson Thun- derbirds put it all together to whomp Unionville 9-0 in an exhibition game January 4 with Goalie Steve Thyne picking up the shutout. Two goals each were scored by Carl Levy, Mark Lemmon and Ian Morrison with singles to Peter Somers, guis De Yong and Bruce ameron. Bob Thompson and [an Morrison each picked up two assists. won two but lost to Preston Goals by Anthony Bucci, Bryon Disera and Ian Morrison plus solid goaltending by Rob Peters added up to a 3-1 victory for the boys over King City January 3. The Donaldson boys had it tough against Maple December 23 before coming up with a 5-4 win after overcoming a 2-0 deficit. Bucci netted a hat-trick with Peter Somers and Carl Levy scoring the other two. PEEWEES The Thornhill Fisher Brothers Sports Peewees outscored their opposition 17-5 in four games but dropped the important one 4-1 to Thunder Bay in the “A” finals of the Richmond Hill Peewee Tournament. As a tune-up for the tournament the boys took on Bayridges and beat them for the third time this year by 4- 3 after being down 3-1 in the second period. They came back to score three unan- swered goals. Rick Seeley from Paul Howson and Jimmy Jones; Steve Mallett from Steve Sim, and Paul Myers with two unassisted goals were the scorers. JUNIOR ‘1," ' SKI PROGRAM THORNHILL AREA RECREATION COMMITTEE/ In the first AGE LIMIT: 8 to 13 Years PLACE: Uplands Ski Hole, Thornhill TIME: SaturdayQam. -1 pm; Lesson 10.30 am. DURATION: 6 weeks beginning Saturday. January 18 1975. Transportation not provided. REGISTRATION: Saturday. January 11. 1975 at Heintzman House, 135 Baythorn Drive. Thornhill 9.30 am. ~ 11 am. COST: $12.00 Limited number of registrations For further information call game 889-6016 889-7839 the tournament. Kurt Pearson. back after a mild con- cussion. played his best game of the season in leading Fisher Sports to a 5- 1 win over Owen Sound. Goals: Pearson from Myers and Howson; Sim from Dan Anderson and Pearson; Duhee Lee from Mallett and Todd McKnight; Mark Wiltshire from Pearson and Ander- son; and Pearson for the final goal. Their second game saw them downing Newmarket 3-0 in a toughie despite the fact they had three previous wins over that squad in league play. It was midway through the second before Pearson finally broke the scoreless tie with assists going to Mallett and Howson. Goalie John Morris kept them in the game until the third when Sim scored from Pearson and Anderson and Pearson from Wiltshire completed the scoring. They demolished Amerherst 8-0 in the third game with McKnight, Lee and Sim getting tw0 goals each, and Howson and Myers getting singles. Assists went to Pearson, three. McKnight and Lee, two, and Seeley, Jones, Anderson, and Wiltshire. That brought them into the grand championship against Thunder Bay in a game which saw incredible goaltending by both teams. Pearson from McKnight scored Thomhill‘s lone goal with 14 minutes left to make it 2-1. Thunder Bay went on to win by 4-1. Thornhill outshot Thunder Bay 43-24 and with a few breaks could have won the tournament. ATOMS Neil Crebbin led H & S Reliance to an 8-2 win over Maple in an exhibition game Sunday with four goals and two assists. Stephen Livingston was on target with two goals and one assist. David Wood and John Lee scored one each. Assists on the goals went to Steven Kinnari with three, Mark Feeney two, and one each to Harold Chopping, Ian Powers, Kent Davidson, Richard Arend and Chuck Pitcher. Scott Thorn performed well in the nets. “Star” awards to Stephen Livingston on forward and Kent Davidson on defence. MINOR MIDGETS Probably the winningest OMHA entry that Thornhill can boast these days is the Minor Midget squad coached by Fred Disera and Gord Morley. The team record to date is five wins in the last seven games. Each of the losses was by only one goal‘ “Team work, dedication and hard work are the ingredients for this suc- cess," according to Coach Fred Disera. “And good talent working in har- mony,” adds Morley. “What we've found since succeeding to the management of the team is YONGE & LEVENDALE RICHMOND HILL SAME DAY DRY CLEANING TRY THORNHILL MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION CLEANING CENTRES Thornhill Minor Midgets delivered their Christmas surprise at Newmarket Sunday night in a 5-1 romp that partially avenged several previous-in-the- season defeats. a lot of good hockey players and a new team spirit on the bench. Fred and I» are en- joying very much working with these kids and an- ticipating a lot of success in 1975.H The four-man defence of Matt Nicholls, Marc Riden, Keith Turner and Barry McEwen played like it was Stanley Cup time, con- stantly thwarting the Newmarket attack on goalie David Howson. Howson was at his best. Goals went to Pat Ber« trand. Sean Leon. Keith Turner. Peter Loftus, Bill Coville with double assists to Mark Whitehead and Matt Nicholls. The same team scored a 6- 1 win over second place Barrie last Wednesday in an exciting match. This game demonstrated the power ol team play with eight Thornhill players hitting the points column out of 12 players in the line-up. in the nets. 0n defence it was Keith Turner, Marc Whitehead, Mark Riden and Matt Nicholls playing a cool and highly effective game. Peter Loftus, a newcomer to the Thornhill squad, scored his goal on a strong in- dividual end to end effort popping it in from almost behind the net. MILTON TOURNAMENT Following a 4-2 victory over Brampton in opening day action at the Milton Beaver Minor Tournament, Thornhill advanced to the semi-final against Newmarket. Point scorers were Pat Bertrand, three, Barry McEwen, three, Matt Nicholls, three, Bill Coville, one, Peter Loftus, Jason Hurlbut, Allen Ralph, Mark Riden‘ Goalie Howson played another outstanding game It was a superb hockey game, one of those with few penalties, end to end action and outstanding play by both teams. One of the tournament organizers called it the best game of the tournament, and “the team that wins this one will win their group championship." Newmarket went ahead by two goals. Matt Nichols blasted one for Thornhill from the blueline with an assist from Bill Coville. Then the red and white really piled it on with suc- cessive scoring op- portunities by Coville, Pat Bertrand, Peter Loftus, Jason Hurlbut, but always frustrated by the Newmarket goalie. Thor- nhill pulled its goalie in the last minute and Newmarket scored into an open net. Before you buy a new car. send for and read our book. ‘Your new car and the environment‘. It’s yours free. All you have to do is send in the on. A coup (A Mr. E. Petit, I965 (lMC Truck. “Garbage trucks take a real heating and rust wry quickly. They normally last maybe 3 or 4 years. This truck is 9 years old now and I expect it will last another 9 years." Address City Phone No. If it isn’t Ziebart, it’s not the same. Name Please send me. at no obligation, one copy of your free book Ziebart is still working. 10th winter. Postal Code PEEWEE Dynes Jewellers eked out a 3-2 win over Tony’s Esso December 26 with John Follows, Bryan Buchan and Russell Thompson scoring and Doug Eldridge (2), Tucker and Juhasz gaining assists. Scoring for Tonys were Hugh Babcock and Neil McGregor. Gaining assists were Garganella. McGregor and Babcock. Eric‘s Sports registered an 8-5 victory over Shields Footwear December 30 with Glen Dunford leading the scoring with a hat trick and two assists. Dan Wright scored twice and Chris Stewart. Steve Macdonald and Jeff Briggs connected for singletons. Also credited .with assists were Davis and Macdonald. Shields‘ scorers were Ian Ball (with a hat trick), Stephen Bialkowski and Jason Bailey. Mike Barnett gained two assists and Peter Atkinson one. Mike Mulvihill and Bill Neilson each scored twice and Gary Boyle once January 1 to give Simms Construction 3 5-2 win over Tonys. Scoring for Tonys were Stephan Goutzioulis and Ray Barnett. Gaining assists in this game were McGregor and Thornhill. Neilson and Boyle. Dynes came out on the top end of two close games last week. They defeated Simms 4-3 January 2 on goals by Follows, Buchan. Thompson and Hishon with assist points going to Wookey, Buchan and Thompson. Simms' goalgetters were Matt Knight with two and Mulvihill. Paul Lawlor gained two assists. Final score. Newmarket 3. Thornhill 1. Dynes defeated Shields 4â€"3 January 4 as Thompson scored twice, Tom Mitra and Mauro DiGuilio scored and Buchan (2), Duncan Eldridge and Tucker earned assists. For Shields Mike Smith. Ian Ball and Jason Bailey scored with Mitchell and Atkinson Assisting. Erics had another scoring spree as they defeated Tonys 8-3. Glen Dunford contributed four goals and an assist, Jeff Briggs two goals and an assist, Cam Moss a goal and three assists, Stephan Davis a goal, Abma, Garrett and Stewart assists to this win. Scoring for Tonys were Neil McGregor, Mike Bell and Ray Barnetti Lohman and McGregor were awarded assists. Volunteers of the Canadian Cancer Society work year- round to distribute in- formation about cancer, to provide services for cancer patients and to raise the money needed to support cancer research in Canada. 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