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In a game which showed what Music Shoppe can do when all its players show up they defeated Pizzaville 4-1. Music Shoppe points were garnered by Mat Hozjanwith two goals and an assist. David Caldwell with a goal and an assist. Gordon Gertley with a goal and Larry Butka. Jimmy Leach and Markus Heinecke with an assist each. Pizzaville‘s loner was scored by Mur- dock Murray assisted by Marco Parmegiani. Bakers blank C ar/is/e by 4-0 in house league Nerron Piuaville Rendezvous Music Shoppe Individual Players Larry Thorsell Rodney Clugslon Chris Wanschura Craig Femm Mal Malian David Caldwell Murdock Murray Raymond Perry Paul Rolhwell Joe Granlon Peewee Oak Ridges Panthers blanked Raymore Con- struction 4-0 in a lot better game than the score inâ€" Oak Ridges Club 99 registered a 4-1 win over Herron‘s Sales January 11. Herron's boys put up a good fight but were defeated by a topnotch team. Herron‘s goal was netted by Chris Wanschura aided by Craig Femm. Rendezvous fought hard January 12 but just could not outdo the Oak Ridges Raiders and lost 6-3. Ren- dezvous points came from Bill Mitchell with three goals, Joe Balisteri with two assists, Dave Nettleton and Paul Rothwell with an assist each. Douglas Thompson Emil Van Essen David Bone Jimmy Cornck Terry Bunker Richvale Lions came up with a 4-0 win over Thorn~ crest Motel on a hat trick by Darin Gradzinski, a goal by Angelo DeAngelis and an assist by Tod Dungey. in the Aurora end. Payne made it (H) with his second goal as Demeo fed him on a breakaway and he fired a slapshot in from just over the blue line. Aurora scored their only goal with 45 seconds to go on a power play. In the third some verv Novice With good goaltending and defensive play Baker's Sales and Service got a 4-0 shutout over Carlisle Real Estate January 12 as Bria'n Winch came up with a hat trick and Grant Clarke with a singleton. Assists went to Robb Wagg. Peter Cian- farani, and Mark Butler. In a continuation of a game played December 3 which was called because of fighting, Richvale held on to a 3~l lead for three minutes and 37 seconds and made their win official January 5. That win under their belts they proceeded to a 4-1 victory in their scheduled game. Greg Payne opened the scoring when he banged in a shot from the point by Chris Demeo. Fraser also assisted. In the second it was Ablett from Mills in some very aggressive play it in off his pads. This took some of the starch out of the opposition as Ken Ablett scored on some nice work by Mills and Steve Wilson. Stoneybrook scored again but Peter Fraser put in the clincher with 39 seconds to go. Richvale Hillcrest Mall Juveniles travelled to London January 4 to beat a tenacious Stoneybrook team 4-2 in OMHA action. Stoneybrook opened the scoring in the first and that goal was unanswered until the second when Bob Mills tipped in a pass from Dave Hartwick. Things took a queer twist in the third as Wayne Johnson missed on a hard drive from the blue line but when the puck rebounded out in front the goalie kicked Richvale Juves edge London team by 4-2 ‘ Ken Ablett gets winner I6 â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday, Jan. 22, 1975 ART LESSONS IN OILS s'andings January 5 Goalie Averages EggRaymond Poquet, ".anadian Artist ' gs - Afternoons - Evenings Atom ‘ geSt. 881-3127 881-2887 N. of Uplands Ave.. 'l‘hornhill 2.11 2.27 3.00 4.00 L50 Bantam Loughlin Lumber played their best game of the season as they downed G.C. Romano 5-0. Loughlin Goalie Dave Walker was chosen outstanding player in the bantam and midget leagues and was awarded the Ponderosa Steak House award as player of the week! Pointgetters for the Lumbermen were Ron Keeting with two goals and an assist. Neil Rothwell and Brian Atkinson with a goal and an assist each. Doug Everton and Gary Burke with a goal each. Randy Crittenden‘ John Di Rezze and Jeff Baker with an assist each. Suburban Radiator swamped the Oak Ridges Rangers 10-4 with Glen Smith, Alexander Kalles and David Carmichael playing extremely well. Smith got three goals and four assists‘ Kalles three goals and three assists, Carmichael two goals and two assists. Ronald Johnson one goal and three assists with Denis Richard getting a single goal and Sherman Barrett and Gary MCKechnie single assists. In a very aggressive game by both teams, Oak Ridges Eagles scored a 4-2 win over Surf Marine. John Granton played a superb game for the Surfers as did Rob Smillie until he was forced to leave the game with an injured arm. Point earners were Robbie Bowyer with a goal and an assist. Andy Petterson with a goal and Granton with two assists. Woodbridge's goal was sandwiched between one by Hartwick, his fourth point‘ assisted by Bailey and the final goal. a tip in by Ablett on a point shot by Demeo from Reid Warner. In the third Greg Atkinson went in goal for Mario DePiero and played a tremendous period allowing only one goal on a breakaway when Hillcrest boys were concentrating too much on offense and not enough on defense. Barrie came to town January 9 and the Richvale dicates. Todd Sandisacka, who was filling in for Raymore‘s regular goalie had a good game. Frank Cavallo tried hard and Erich Ahnert_ rattled one off the post. R&R Motors edged W&P Motors 4-3 in a close game all the way. For W&P David Purves had two goals and Brian McGuckian one with two assists going to Neil Cooke and one to Robert Lyman. For R&R Brian Watts came up with a hard skating game which resulted in two goals and an assist with Jim Gregorash and Robert Williams getting singles and Eric Basser and Paolo DelPlavignano each earning an assist. ' Richvale added three more in the second, the first by Mills from Hartwick and Wayne Johnson. The second came from Wilson from Bailie and Payne. With a minute to go Mills got his second with Hartwick and Ablett helping. Woodbridge opened the scoring on Hillcrest's inability to clear the puck out of their own zone, but they quickly settled down and scored two goals in the next minute and a half. Greg Payne got the first when he took a pass from Mark Boswell and fired from the blue line. Steve Wilson took a pass at the point from Dave Hartwick just 18 seconds later and it was 2-1. The Hillcrest Mall boys had a hot night in Wood- bridge January 7 as they trounced the opposition 7-2 in one of their better team efforts of the year. rough play cropped up resulting in 12 penalties, five to Richvale. Bruce Bailey got the fourth goal, Ablett and Dave Hartwick getting the assists. Despite a good effort by Scoring leaders after the Barrie game were Dave Hartwick and Greg Payne with 13 goals and 12 assists each and Mills with 12 goals and 13 assists. In goal Mario de‘Piero is sporting a fine 2.28 goals against, average. Suburban Landscape then defeated Oak Ridges Dvillers 2-1 in a rough, hard- hitting game with a lot of penalties called against the Drillers. John DeJong got the winning goal for Rich- vale on a penalty shot. The other counter was netted by Rick Mills. As the offsides all seemed to go against them Richvale suffered a frustrating 6-2 loss at the hands of Rich- mond Hill January 13. The Hillers opened the scoring on a goal by Rick Hopson, the only score of the first period. In the second Bailey took a pass from Payne and made a drop pass to Mills who fired a screened shot right in the far corner. Rich- mond Hill scored three in a row before Payne got one back in a scramble around the net. Lloyd and Bryan Murchison assisted. Rich- mond Hill scored two more in the third. It was a tight checking game as there was no scoring in the first period. At the 5:05 mark of the second Barrie opened. Two minutes later Mills fired in his first of two after being knocked down in front of the goal. The assist went to Wilson. Mills’ second came at the start of the third period as he split the defense and beat the goalie cleanly. Hartwick and Chic Lloyd set him up. John Mark United Drain took a 7-1 beating at the hands of the Oak Ridges Cougars. United’s lone goal was scored by Mark Forlani assisted by John Mark. Midget , Suburban Landscape matched Maple Meat in a 2~2 draw with Richvale goals being scored by Bill Reynolds and Graham Hobbs. crew pressed them all the way and held them to a 2-3“ tie. In the previous two league encounters Barrie had been the winner but Richvale beat them in the first game of the Trenton tournament. FREE ESTIMATES No longer simply just a food preparation centre. The modern kitchen is the gathering place for family living. But you don‘t want to be bothered with all the mess and noise for weeks! “THEN DON‘T" Instead see CREATIVE DECOR and havé your new kitchen or bathroom cabinets installed and ready to uSe same day. 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PEEWEE Mike Smith collected a hat trick and an assist to lead Shields Footwear to a 5-2 win over Eric’s Sports. James Mitchell got a goal and an assist, Stephen Bialkowski a goal, Michael Barnett three assists and Alden Palisca a helper for Shields. Glen Dunford and Bruce Rutledge counted for Eric‘s with Steve Mac- donald getting two assist points and Rutledge one. Eric’s then defeated Tony’s Esso 8-1 as Glen Dunford picked up seven points â€" six goals and an assist, Stephen Davis and Dan Wright scored. Ed Opatowski earned three assists and Macdonald one. Neil McGregor needed no help to score Tony's lone tally. Dynes scoring was shared by Russell Thompson with a pair, Doug Eldridge, Leslie Wookey and Alastair It could be rush hour on Yonge. Street but it isn‘t. Instead it's a typical hockey jam in a game Saturday between the Richmond Hill House League Peewee Tonys and Eric‘s. Eric‘s goalie Jim Roberts directs traffic while Steve MacDonald (8) and an uniden- An average traffic jam in house league hockey Hours: Mon..Tues..Wed.9 am -5pm Thurs. 8; Fri.. 9 am - 9 pm Sat. l0 am - 3 pm CREATIVE DECOR HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTRE O RECREATION ROOMS . CEDAR DECKS O REMODEUJNG O PATIO SLIDING DOORS M11016 Ralph Thurston HOCKEY gets 4 shutouts RESl/LTS for Bob’s Boys @;:Zi--""“By Bob Ross r. 9212 YONGE ST., THORNHILL VISIT OUR MODERN SHOWROOM AT Duncan as they defeated Simm’s Construction 5â€"3. Awarded assist points were Robert Tucker with two, Livio Persi, Mauro Digiulo, Chris Hishon and Johnny Follows. For Simms the scoring punch was delivered by Troy Edwards, Gary Boyle and Mike Mulvihill w1th assists going to Bill Neilson and Paul Lawlor. ATOM Wayne Cardwell and Brian Dunnett each con- nected for two goals as Consumers Gas romped to a 7-1 win over Kinnear Pon- tiac. Adding single goals for the winners were Andrew Rockarts, Scott Nirenberski and Neil Mulvihill. Earning assists were Dan Thompson, Nirenberski, Dunnett (2), Rockarts and Wayne Cardwell. For Kinnear Reggie Golub was set up by David Wright for the only counter. Anthony Conin, Ken Lennox and Robert Strang shared the winners’ goals as Knapp’s Paints defeated Dan‘s Esso 3-1. In the assist department it was Steven Rumble. Joe Tuck and Anthonny Cronin. David Wood sank a Kelvin Wood pass for Dan’s goal. Allencourt Pharmacy defeated Braddock Optical 5-3 on two goals by Carmen Morra. one each by Pat Morra, Todd Sears and Jimmy Madden,‘ all unassisted. Braddock’s goals, also all unassisted, Were nettted by Paul Saraiin, Lorne Scriver and Mike Goldsmith. MINOR BANTAM Richmond Hill TV pulled the plug on D&D Excavating January 13 with a 4-1 score. Counting for the winners Steven Reynolds, Jim Barber, Paul Saarimaki and Greg McMillan were the sharpshooters for Gormley Richmond Hill TV came up with a second win, this time by 6-2 over Pirri’s Fruit Market. Bubeloff with two, Darrell Gleason, Martin Green, Norman Wright and Rick Glen- denning were the marksmen with help given by Neil Harrietha, Danny O’Sullivan, Green and Lenny McVeigh. BANTAM Blacktho‘rn’s Men Wear points were well distributed as they achieved a 9-2 win over CFGM. Steve Price led the'way with a hat trick, Jim Wood and Richard Simpson added a pair each and Peter Tipold and Pete Long one each. Scott Taylor picked up five assist points, Jim Wood two, Tipold, Doug Sale and Phillip McLaughlin one. Mark Gossman got an unassisted counter for CFGM and Stephen Bowers was aided by David Cates on the other. D&D Excavating then dug out a 3-2 win over Brian’s Shell with Norm Murphy clicking for two goals and Chris Arbuckle for the other. Assist points went to David Vennard, Scott Freeland and Randy Bennett.T0m Wilson and Brooke Lawrence shared the Brian goals with help from Brian Russell, Mike Smith and Richard Ver- meulen. were Rick Glendenning, Norman Wright, Gary Bubeloff and Danny O’Sullivan with help from Glendenning and Wright. David Vennard got the D&D tally all on his own. > tilled teammate try to clear the goalmouth. Helping clutter up things purposely are Tony's Albert (larganella (12) and Neil McGregor (8). Eric‘s won the game 8-1. Just south of Richmond Hill Sand and Gravel as they squeezed out a 4-3 win over Surf Marine. The Surfers’ goals came from Angus McGregor with two and Ray Roberts. Bill Byers contributed two helpers and Roberts one. MIDGET Bowden Lumber and Kent's Clothes fought to a 4â€" 4 draw January 15. Zenio Ferrone came up with three goals and Gord Casselman with one for Bowden with assists going to Casselman and Phil Wilson with a pair each‘ Frank Alish and Ferrone. Little Fords defeated BAIF 4-3 as Dave Brooke collected four points -â€" two goals and two assists â€" Doug Whitting and Mark Wilson got counters. Dave Bromley assisted twice and Randy Watson and Larry McGee once each. BAIF's goals were potted by Glen Sparrow (2) and Dave ,Stockall. Stockall (2t. Kent‘s Clothes scored a 4-2 win foyer BiAIF January 17 as Richard Thompson hit the target twicje, Tim Polhamus and Kevin Gibson once each. Polhamus also contributed two assists as did Ed Everson and Craig Clack had one. For BAIF the sharpshooters were Mark Rausa and Stockall BIG brazien A full quarter-pound {leggy/{51$ WUULVI‘I WAN] IU COME BETWEEN A GUY AN' Hlsme wood) YA? {033153 i RICHMOND HILL DAIRY QUEEN ONLY a “Scrumpdillyishus’3 offer good Thursday - Friday - Saturday & Sunday Jan: 23-24-25-26, 1975 buy one big BRAZIER and get the second one for 10¢ at Richmond Hill DAIRY QUEEN* BRAZIER store. What a buy - a full quarter pound of char-broiled beef topped with zesty BRAZIER Sauce. And the second one is even better because it’s only 10¢! during this “scrumpdillyishus” sale. Don't miss it! “Let’s all go to the DAIRY OUEHV” . / 104-“ YONGH STREET -â€" 884-7005 * OPEN DAILYIUA.M.T()11P.M. Friday & Saturday HJA.M.101 RM. 6E6, MARGARET yA ‘ WOULDNT WANT TO come BETWEEN A an 'Reg. U.S. Pat. 0ft, Am. 0.0. Corp. (c) Copyright 1975, Am (Phom bv Elbert) sale Two goal efforts on the part of Terry Lusk, Kevin Hubbard, and Randy Spensley (again) carried the Oak Ridges boys to a decisive 8~2 thumping of Nobleton in a January 13 game. Single goals went to Danny Youtoff and Ken Clague. Assists to Joe Tanzos and Allen Bestard, two. and singles to Terry Lusk, Kevin Hubbard, Danny Youtoff, Ken Clague. John Metcalfe, Mark Smith, and Steve McKinnon. NOVICE The Oak Ridges Victoria Square Lions Little Kings abso'rbed their first loss of the season when they went down via a 4-2 defeat at the hands of Schomberg Saturday. The Oak Ridges goals were contributed by The Brockton boys con- tinued to roll against Unionville in a January 15 game as they blanked the opposition 6-0 with Tony Roffey contributing two goals and singles going to Chris Smith. Dale Roffey. John Metcalfe. Brad Jotham. Assists to Paul Smith. Jim Gerber. John Metcalfe. Bruce Wilton, Chris Smith, Dale Roffey and Karl Taylor. ‘ JUVENILES Juvenile action Sunday saw the Oak ,Ridges Lions dropping a 4â€"3 exhibition game -to Newmarket following a Friday game which saw them drub Rich- mond Hill 9-4. ' This game saw Allan Heintzman scoring two goals along with Larry Gueran and John Len- neville. Single goals went to Wayne Roffey, Peter McConnachie, and Brian Jones. Len'neville also picked up three assists, P. McConnachie 5, Terry Legge, two, Allan Heintz- man, two. and singles to Wayne Roffey and Brian Jones. The same Mr. Spensley popped in another two goals in a 3-3 tie with Thornhill January 14. Steve McKinnon got the other goal. Assists to Ken Clague, Allen Bestard, and Mike Rice. ‘ Three goal performances by Tony and Dale Roffey Friday night of last week led the OMHA Alex Brockton Midgets to an 8â€"4 win over Nobleton. Other goals went to Brad‘ Jotham and Ted Clague. BANTAMS In Bantam action it was Oak Ridges defeating Richâ€" vale Sunday by 5-1 with Randy Spensley leading the way with two goals with Kevin Hubbard, Terry Lusk and Allen Bestard getting the others. ’Ridges Midgets whack Nobleton Bone Fence atoms edge Orillia 2-1 The Richmond Hill Bone Fence Atoms edged Orillia 2-1 but were overpowered 5- 2 by a strong Barrie club who led 1-0 in the first period. The senior girls game saw Maple and Oak Ridges Bells fighting to a 0-0 draw Sunday. The Lions did much better January 15 when they shut out Keswick 3-0 with Frank Rossi scoring two of the goals. Peter Narduzzi picked up an assist. HOUSE LEAGUE ATOMS Club 99 downed the Panthers 3-1 with the winner's goals scored by Rodney Gilchrist, Greg Harris and Ian Walker. Assists to Ian Walker, Randy Gilchrist, and Michele Vanderploeg. JUNIOR GIRLS Nancy Jones fired home three goals Saturday as Doane Hall Pharmacy downed King City 3-2. Assists went to Brenda Orser and Helen Tomlinson. Both teams exchanged goals in the second with Richmond Hill’s coming from Ken Jensen on a great solo effort. Barrie scored three more goals in the third and the Atoms could only reply with one by Mark Stevens assisted by Stephen Rockarts and Eddit Main. Ron Laird played an outstanding game in net and made some great saves. Richmond Hill had lots of opportunities around the Barrie net but just couldn’t put the puck in. Damien O‘Flaherty and Robert Sanders. Assists went to Petgr Beck, Damien O‘F‘laherty asnd Robert Sanders. D.Q. Corp‘ The Orillia conquest was right in Orillia and saw Richmond Hill coming from behind an early 1-0 deficit to win it. Richmond Hill tied the game in the second on an unassisted goal by Mark Stevens. Bone Fence took the lead in the early minutes of the third on a fine solo effort by David Noble. Orillia put on the pressure in the last five minutes of the game but Gord Stanway in goal came up with some great saves. Richmond Hill held on and deserved the win with a great team effort.