The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

8 â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday, Jan. 15, 1975 Richvale, Bra ATOM In a fast. exciting hockey game December 27 at Bond Lake Arena Richvale and Bradford ended up in a 4-all tie. The visitors opened the scoring quickly before the two minute mark. A minute later Ben Carbone dug the puck out of the corner and passed it to John DeHaas who slid it to Paul Daurigon and Paul banged it in to win the score. ‘ Then Allan Evelyn scored from Simon Boswell and Tim Boswell to put Richvale ahead Allan scored again from John deHaas to make it 3â€"1 at the end of the first period. Halfway through the second Tim Boswell banged in a centering pass from Steve Mettel to put Richvale up by three. Then Bradford began a comeback getting two counters before the end of the period and the tying goal with less than a minute gone in the third. The rest of the game was filled with fast-skating. up- and-down hockey by both teams but the score remained tied at 44. In Alliston the next day Richvale Atoms opened up their heavy barrage and came home with an 11-2 victory. Defenseman Eddy Iafano scored Richvale's first two goals. the first from Durigan and deHaas. the second from Durigon and Carbone. Before the end of the first period Brian Mason made it 3-0 from Blair Bugden and Evelyn. Early in the second Tracy Warner banged in Evelyn's rebound and Durigan scored from deHaas and Iafano. With less than a minute left in the period Iafano made it 6-0 on a solo effort. Alliston scored its first goal early in the third but Richvale came right back as Mettel scored from Tim Boswell and Bugden. Iafano scored his fourth goal of the contest from Warner. Brian Mason got his second goal by banging in the rebound from Craig Wolfenden‘s blast from the point. Then Mettel scored from Simon Boswell and Wolfenden. Alliston scored to make it 10- 2. Durigon rounded out the scoring with his second goal and fourth point of the night on a pass from Carbone. With this victory the Rich» vale team now has an even record of six wins. six losses and two ties. PEEWEE Gullo Enterprise hosted the Knights of Columbus from Willowdale January 3 in an exhibition game and defeated them 2-1. Scoring for Richvale were Spiers and dePiero with Losberg. Adams and McLeIlan getting the assists. The next day Gullo Enterprise defeated Alliston 3-2. The Richvale lads came out skating right from the drop of the puck and scored all their goals in the first period. Randy dePiero scored just 31 seconds after the start with Barry Jesson and Freibauer getting assists. Jesson scored just 14 seconds later with Shawn McDowell helping. McLellan made it 3-0 at 3:11 with the assist coming from dePiero. Alliston scored two unanswered goals in the second period to come within one of tying the score. There was no scoring in the third but Alliston pulled their goalie in the last minute of play .to try to tie it up but failed as Gullo held ’Ridges juves whip Nobleton The Oak Ridges Lions _Club Juveniles downed Nobleton 6-3 led by the two goal efforts of John Len- neville and Alan Heintzman Lenneville also contributed three assists and Heintzman two. Other goals went to Wayne Roffey and Cam Cummings with Peter McConnachie drawing two assists and singles going to Terry Legge and Dale Roffey. Goalie was Ken Summers. The Lions went on to outscore Stroud 7-4 in another league game with two goal contributions from Lenneville and Heintzman again with Wayne Roffey also adding a brace. Heintzman also drew two assists. Other assists went to Robert Herd with two and Cam Cummings. Robert Fortier was in goal. The Oak Ridges Alex Brockton Midgets bombed Orillia 11â€"1 as well as downing King 6-2 but, alas. losing to Maple by 5-4. That Orillia game saw Dale Roffey leading the offensive with three goals followed by Bruce Wilton and Brad Jotham with two apiece. Wilton also picked up an assist. Other points went to Glen Wright with a goal and an assist; Paul Smith and John Metcalfe. goal each; Tony Roffey. six assists; Karl Taylor. two assists. and single assists to Jim Gerber, Chris Smith. and Goalie Terry Robinson. The Oak Ridges Bantams split two games in league play winning 3-0 over Orillia and losing 2~0 to Maple. They won an exhibition match by 3-1 over Sharon. The exhibition win over Sharon saw goals by Randy Spensley. Kevin Hubbard We're convenient! Just north of Steeles on Yonge to first traffic light and turn \\ est We're friendly and enthusiastic! You'll have to prove it for yourself. But we‘ll help you. We're anxious to serve you! With services. sales. or just a cup of coffee. We sell Porsche and Audi too! ‘ V0 LKSWAGEN @Rfl-I 1*sonoBE RIGHT" - . ..331.-3slsof err. sr. ' 09 AW) WELCOME VOLKSWAGEN NORTH LTD. (also an assist) and Joe Tanzo. Assists went to Dan Youtoff. two. John Metcalfe. Steve McKinnon. and Ken Clague. Ken Griffith was in goal. The 3-0 Orillia win saw goals by Ken Clague lalso two assists). Randy Spensley (one assist) and Dan Youtoff. John Metcalfe got the other assist. Recording the shutout was Goalie Harold DeGeer. Their 2-0 loss to Maple was one of the better Bantam games of the season as play went from end to end and was scoreless until the eight minute mark of the third when two fast goals decided the issue. The Oak Ridges Atoms edged Maple 1-0 in a league game on a late goal which was scored by John Lalonde. Coming up with the shutout was Bill McArther. An exhibition match saw Oak Ridges Peewees shut out 5-0 by Newmarket. House League Bantam action saw Oak Ridges decisioning Richvale 4â€"2 with Steve Michalsky scoring three goals and Vern Therian one. Nick Nicaloff was in goal. Wintertime is snowtime so be prepared for anything says the Industrial Accident Prevention Association. In the home, thinking people have first aid kits in case of injury. In your car you should keep a “trouble kit". This could include such things as - a snow shovel. a box of sand. traction mats. chains. booster cables and a tow cable. Be sure your battery is fully charged. By taking these precautions you are ensuring yourself of safer operating conditions. Keep it in mind! on to win Gullo Enterprise went down to defeat at the hands of L'nionville January 5 by a score of 5-0, L'nionville scored the only goal of the first period. although the score by the end of the first period might well have been :3-0 in favor of Richvale. Gullo's Adams hit the dford fight to 4â€"4 tie goalpost with the goalie lying on the ice. Chianelli had the goalie beaten but somehow he came through with the big save by catâ€" ching the puck and Paul Dimock missed a scoring chance when his backhand hit the crossbar. Unionville scored four more times in the second and third periods. BANTAM Richvale Bantams lost to Alliston 3-2 December 20. The locals' first goal was scored by Brian Hobbs assisted by Dale Banton and Steve Cromb late in the first period. Alliston answered with two in the second period and their last goal Hillcrest Juveniles reach finals but lose Richvale Hillcrest Mall reached the finals of the "A" Division of the Trenton Tournament in December. In their first game they upset Barrie 4-2, something they have been unable to do so far in league play this year. Barrie opened the scoring at the five minute mark but Ken Ablett tied it up almost immediately with assists going to Bob Mills and Steve Wilson. The second period was a repetition as again Barrie scored and it was Brian Murchison from Wayne Johnson who tied it up. The whole team played well but Murchison and Johnson stood out. The third period saw Richvale take over as Dave Hartwick scored twice. the first unassisted right at the start and the second on a good passing play from Greg Payne and Reid Warner. The second game was closer as Hillcrest Mall edged out Newmarket 2-1. There was no scoring in the first period which saw some fine saves from both goalies. Richvale opened things up when Ken Ablett scored the first goal with an assist to Mark Boswell. Newmarket tied it up before the second period was over and it was not until less than four minutes were left to play that Greg Payne broke away on a lone effort and scored the winner. In the third game for the “A” division championship Richvale met Richmond Hill in a very even game. Rich- vale Goalie Mario dePiero played excellent hockey in the first period. Richmond Hill took a 1~0 lead on a goal by Don McPhee assisted by Tom. Lamb and Dave Berseth near the end of the first period. Early in the second period Richvale came back to tie it up on a goal by Gordon Lloyd aided by Bob Mills and Wilson. With eight minutes to go in the third Goalie de Piero was hurt by a blazing slapshot on the thumb of his catching hand. Within seconds his thumb had swollen alarmingly and it appeared that he would be unable to continue playing. After a discussion with the coaching staff, this young man refused to come out of the game. and played well for the remainder. However. within the next few minutes the Hillers got two goals to give them a 3-1 lead. the scorers being John Oakley and Rich Hopson. Richvale struck for a goal with 2.54 left, Chris Demeo being the scorer with help from Ablett. making the final score Richmond Hill 3, .Richvale 2. Richmond Hill went on to win the grand championship of the tour- nament. Capture that priceless smile 29c itrame not included) 5x7 natural colour portrait Limit one child every 6 months No apporntment necessary. Selection of poses. Limit one special offer per Iamny. Second child photographed individually, at 99:. Age limit: It weeks to 14 years. 9?: charge Ior each additional person In groups. MON. - FRI. â€" 9.30 » 9.30 SATURDAY â€" 9.30 to 6.00 PORTRAITS o PASSPORTS o FRAMES Children’s Photographer portraits for pennies lod iv 4 days only offer ends Jan. 1_8th_ Hillcrest Mall r Market Court 883-1431 OFFER ALSO AVAILABLE AT OUR OTHER ' that Will oe priceless tomorrow FRENCH FRIES FOR 3 8 fl. oz. CREAMY COLE SLAW 187 YONGE ST. N., RICHMOND HILL 'x' LOCATION Square One , Hwy. 10 & Burnamthorpe Mississauga Phone 275-3583 it?) MIDWEEK SPECIAL! When you buy a_ Thrift Box at the regular price you get 130 YONGE ST., AURORA was scored early in the third. Less than a minute later Richvale rallied and scored from the blue line with a blistering slapshot by Brian Celsie assisted by Danny Iafano. but could not come up with the tying goal. Richvale was defeated by Bradford 3-2 December 27. Iafano started the scoring in the second period assisted by Cromb and John Vorich but the opposition came back in the second with two counters. Iafano got a beautiful goal within the first minute of the third period aided by Paul Mills and Cromb. Then Bradford got a Shorthanded goal to put the damper on Rich- vale's spirit. The local bantams put up a great fight in Unionville January 5. Unionville got two goals in the first period and one in the second. Then Richvale came to life with their first goal on a breakaway pass by Keith Coxworthy to Jim Mark. With 54 seconds left to play Cromb let fly with a slapshot from the blueline that the goalie didn‘t see. However Richvale could not buy the tying goal and lost 3-2. MITRE-ET Nortowii Transmission lost a 7-5 decision to Bradford December 27 in a game which showed lack of effort. They let up in the third period December 22 and lost to Alliston 5-4, Again on January 3 the third period saw Nortown Transmission let tip and Oak Ridges come out with a 5-2 win. Another loss was suffered January 5 as L'nionville scored a 3~l win over Nor- town Transmission. ’& . I (f ...l|Il|l||Ill \ .IIIIIIIIIIIIIlll 0 0 SALE ENDS FEB. 8/75 MC-TOOO A SOUND SAVING Realistic MC-IOOO. The compact, bookshelf system With real FULL-SIZED SOUND. Its 8” acoustic suspension woofer (feli- vers the deep bass you like, and the special "foam-suspension” tweeter keeps the treble clean and well-defined. 3020,000 Hz response for sound that satisfies fussy listeners. Walnut veneer enclosure. 17%x83éx117/4". 8 ohms. Five-year parts and labor guarantee. Regular 69.50 Each NOW ONLY 7 40-1980 1 31-2053 4°49“ WEAL/snc' STA-IS and 2 MC-SOO Speaker Systems Reg. Separate Item Price $233.85 1 7995 AVA! Isn't" LV-TO "HIGH- VELOCITY“ . HEADPHONES Realistic STA<15 Stereo Receiver. Look at the price, the features 77 you'll be amazed. The amplifier provides full power and fantastic sound all the way down to 30 Hz. One of the best values in hi-fi! Realistic NYC-500 Speakers. Accurate, wide-range sound a in an en- closure abouta third the size you'd expect. 40-20000 Hz‘response, 8 ohms. 33-1004 20-152 Regular 49.95 Hg): I 6 NOW ONLY TUNE IN THE WORLD! FEALISUC; Dx-Ibo HAM/SWl/SSB/CB RECEIVER Realistic DX»160 HAM/‘SWL/SSB/CB Receiver. 'The Regu'ar 19995 onw with guts” now liettei IIIJII ever. Our wrier acclaimed communa‘atrons receiver has been one proved With FET'S Ill ALL CIIIILtil Sliigfs for even I» ‘tlJt‘ i ll I i ll if-n, oi. .;lttl '2" (I/ll mm; more Sensitivity .iiitl St’IELll‘dly It tlIIt'l'.‘ Citi' rig l‘l". ",‘A't‘ fu‘i ’ I" fly .'.itll thflIl intended full two bifl‘ld CU'JQhIIIL‘ 7mm 150 H! i. .30 MHz Vaill‘. l.- It": L . i0 "m :w > v.‘ 'fu; (blip m e; elettiiixil Ii.irltl>p'i'.irl for 160 TO t‘itflt"s Hut” .IlItI 'tw. i" it .w i: .i w w w Ill ‘1, ' ll] t' m writ res CBl the owner's manual It.” SW i'ttll‘.r"‘;llJll Ll.i‘..i Ii l i t. .v 2 i 'JU OI/fJII/W.p'1li’,u A product detector .iiitl m tIllIllItf BFO .nsu'e stipe 1 I 8 '. ' ‘l C 'i .' " i n' 10' 4 u vi: Lord. plug. IIUI SSB .iiid CW Itfcuptuvrv too I g AOIVISIONO‘ TANDVLEATHERCO O‘CANAOALIMIYEO UNE DIVISION DE TANDY LEATHER C0 DU CANADA LIMITEE 10520 YONGE ST. at LEVENDALE RD. RICHMOND HILL Phone 884â€"4555 9 AM to 6 PM - MON., TUES., WED., SAT. 9 AM to 9 PM - THURS. & FRIDAY HOURS