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Scorers for Scotia were Bobby Petroff unassisted and John Farrell from Lorne Baxter and Mike Smith. Sco tia Bankers lead 2-0, lose In a friendly exhibition game February 13 Royal Bank defeated the Minor Bantam A team 7-4. Steve Madden opened the scoring with assists going to Bower and Roberts. In the second period Pleschberger scored on a pass from Porter and MacMillan got the puck from David Gates and Steve Price to add to the score. Angus McGregor put the puck on the stick of Cates to Richmond Hill Scotia Bank Minor Peewee B's took an early lead February 14 at the local arena but Sharon showed their usual form by coming back with two goals in nine seconds. Scotia added another goal in the last period but lost the game 5-2. With 30 seconds left Bowers again beat the goalie with assists going to Ruffman and Reiner Pleschberger. Mark Porter earned the shutout. PEEWEE Schomberg defeated Oak Ridges 4-2 February 11 at Oak Ridges in the York Simcoe playdown to enter the All Ontario. Tony Battaglia clicked for both Ridges' goals, with assistance being given by Rick Greenslade, James Ted Ruffman connected on a pass from Greg Mac- millan and Steve Bower, and good passing from Bower resulted in Mac- millan popping one into the net. - Scoring was opened on a pass from David Cates to Mark Gossman, The second period saw the remainder of the scoring. Richmond Hill Royal Bantam B's visited Orillia February 9 and came away with a 4-0 win. Oak Ridges edged past Schomberg 3-2 February 15 in a playoff game at Bond Lake Arena. Netting the puck for the locals were Jim Jolham with two and Paul Beck. Helping were Lalonde, Alex Brockton, Neil Wilson and Glen Mullings. RICHMOND HILL THORNHILLâ€" AURORA NEWMARKET OMHA ATOM Collingwood defeated Oak Ridges 2-1 in an exhibition game played February 9. John Lalonde accounted for the local goal. In the championship game at Richvale February 16 the Oak Ridges Cougars defeated Loughlin Lumber 5-1 and received the Premium Gas Bar Trophy. Marksmen for Oak Ridges were John Cummins. John Vanderploeg, Roy Petry, Steve Harris and Bill Carswell. Earning assist points were Cummins with three, Vanderploeg, Car- swell and Petry. ' MIDGET In an exhibition game February 15 Oak Ridges downed Unionville 4-1. Scoring for the locals were Rick Lusk with two, Glen Wright and Ellis Blom. Awarded assists were Wright, Randy Bullock, Randy Koteff and Pat Densmore. BANTAM In a consolation game Richvale‘s Surf Marine defeated Oak Ridges Eagles 5-4. Scoring for the Eagles were Scott Reid with two goals and an assist, Steve Michalsky with a goal and two assists, Chris Jotham with a goal and an assist, Vern Therien and Dave Matanovic with an assist each. TR Y ATOM Club 99 squeaked past the Panthers 3-2 February _15 in the championship game on goals by Rodney Gilchrist, Sean Rheeder and Danny Summerhill. Carl Koteff netted both counters for the Panthers. The trophy was presented by Howard Gray. PEEWEE R&R Motors defeated the Panthers 1â€"0. EIGHI HOUR DRY CLEANING Oak Ridges ’ Club 99 boys claw Pan thers RoyalBank blanks Orillia ' CLEANING S CENTRES In the third Richmond Hill pulled way ahead. Madden beat the goalie on a pass from Pleschberger, Scott Taylor scored from Ruff- man and MacMillan. The team of Madden and Plesch- berger again put one past the goalie. Roberts netted the sixth goal with assists going to Bowers and Gates and then Cates was in the right spot to receive the puck from Price and Street to get the last goal of the game. Orillia visited the Hill February 15 to be defeated by Royal Bank 7-2. The Hill boys played a good game as the score tells. Neither side scored until the second period. Royal Bank opened with a goal by Madden from Bowers and Roberts. Roberts followed quickly with assits from Bowers and Madden. The next two goals went to Orillia. Heart Fund gifts have speeded virtually every advance in cardiovascular medicine in recent years, prolonging thousands of lives. An unassisted goal for Price and. Ray Roberts netting the puck off_ the stick of Madden in the third closed out the Royals‘ scoring. add another. Madden scored again with assist going to Bowers. JUVENILE Oak Ridges Lions Club was the 7-3 victor over Port Perry February 16 at Bond Lake Arena in the best of seven for the All Ontario. John Lenneville led the way with four goals, Wayne Roffey added two and Peter McConnachie one. Allan Heintzman came up with four assiSts, McConnachie with two, Rick Griffith, Larry Gueran, Albert Shaw, Cam Cummins and Shawn Parker with one each. The Brocktons also took the second game at Bond Lake Arena February 12 by a decisive 8-1 score. Goalgetters for the Ridges were Dale Roffey with a hat trick, Wilton with a pair, Carl Taylor, Brad Jotham and Paul Smith. Assists were earned by Tony Roffey, Bernie Engel, Chris Smith, Carl Taylor, each with two; Gerber with three, and Wilton. The Alex Brockton Midgets were 9-5 winners over Schomberg February 10 in the best of seven playdown series to enter the All Ontario. Sharpshooters for the Ridges were Paul Smith, Jim Gerber, Dale Roffey and Carl Taylor, each with a pair of counters, and Bruce Wilton. Active in the assist department were Chris Jotham, Roffey and Gerber, each with three; Brad Jotham, Ted Clague, Carl Taylor and Paul Smith. At Schom’berg February 15, the score was 3-0 in favor of the host team. BANTAM In the York Simcoe playoff best of five series Oak Ridges edged Nobleton 4-3 February 16 at Bond Lake Arena, in an overtime game. The Ridges‘ goalgetters were Randy Spensley, Ken Clague and Steve McKinnon with McKinnon (3), Danny Youtoff (2)0. Mark Smith (2). Ken Clague, Mike Rice. Randy Spensley and Allan Bestard assisting. MIDGET In an exhibition game at Unionville February 9 Alex Brockton Midgets gave their hosts a 4-2 beating. Paul Smith, Dale Roffey, Carl Taylor and Brad Jotham were the marksmen. Cummins and Danny DeGeer. The score was tied at the end of regulation time and a 10-minute overtime period was played. 1st Public Meeting 5‘ wit/1 TIIarn/Iil/ Ward 1 Councillor Peter Grosskurth All residents are encouraged to attend and discuss community caneerns. Thornhill Community Centr’e John 8 Bayview There was no scoring in the first period, but at 1:37 of the second Robbie Wallingford scored on a pass from Doug Hodgson and Marc Brillinger. Orillia tied it up at 12:08. At 12:35 David Earl took passes from Mike Ham and Danny Jones and put the Legion one up. That was it for the Legion. Ben Bourget in the Legion net played a really heads-up Richmond Hill Legion Midgets returned to the wars February 12, after reaching the semi-final in Drummondville, and tangled with Orillia in the second series of the York Simcoe playdowns to determine a winner to proceed into the all-Ontario. The Legionnaires once again collapsed in the third period. They were riding on a 2-1 lead going into that last period when Orillia coun- tered with three unan- swered goals to take the win Legion’s inability to move the puck out of their own end was very evident. “They were also too slow in setting up plays. Orillia had them- pegged and they didn’t recoup until the third period. The Legionnaires were putting on tremendous pressure around the Orillia net and couldn’t keep their cool, walking into a double penalty for roughing. That killed their chances. Orillia wrapped up the series Friday 2-0 on their home ice. Legion just couldn’t buy a goal and had the misfortune to run into a hot Orillia goalie plus some absolutely stupid penalties. Whether they were deserved or not matters not at this stage. Ori/lia ous ts Legion Midgets Ulli Baumhard of King City is the starry left defenceman for the Georgian Generals of Georgian College in Barrie. The Generals compete against 15 teams in the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association. Ullia, who is enrolled in the second year Civil Technology program at the Barrie campus, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Baumhard, RR 2, King City. King City ’3 Baumhard If you are interested in serving your home com- munity and earning some extra money then please phone “The Liberal" requires a Correspondent for the North Thornhill area. NORTH THORNHIll JAMES DAW AT 881-3373 CORRESPONDENT 8 pm Sharp The lone Richmond Hill goal was scored by Jim Polhamus unassisted. Sunday's game saw the Magna boys shortâ€"handed but still skated with Barrie for the first half of the game. However, the large ice surface and the lack of bench strength caught up with them during the last half. This game saw the Magnas coming up with a sound game with the goals going to Dave Stockall, Doug Williams and Gord Sinfield. The only assist went to Jim Ferrone. Magnas win 1, also lose The Richmond Hill Magna Midgets ran into an inspired Barrie team Sunday as they were downed 4-1 after winning the previous game Saturday by 3-1 Orillia at Richmond Hill. Wallingford scored for the Legion in the first period, but Oak Ridges tied it up early in the second. Then came three unanswered goals by Danny Jones, Mike Ham assisted by Wallingford and Jones aided by Brillinger for the Legion. Oak Ridges got another, then Ham scored for the Legion assisted by Ross Middleton. An exhibition game with Oak Ridges was played February 16. The Legion took a 5-2 lead into the third period and just about “blew it" but managed to scramble away with a 5-4 win. series It was a 4-1 victory for Consumers Gas over Knapps Paints as Brian Dunnett, Scott Nirenberski, Wayne Cardwell and Claudio Favero netted the puck and Cardwell, Andrew Rockarts and Dunnett helped. Knapp’s loner came from the stick of Anthony Cronin who was set up by Ken Lennox. Lennox led Knapp’s to a 4- 2 win over Kinnear February 15 as he scored twice. Jimmy Lazenby and Darren Barry accounted for the other tallies and David Bialkowski, Norman Creasor, Steven Bumble and Lazenby got assists. Paul Robson claimed both Kinnear goals with help from Riswick and John Osmond. Sarazin and Goldsmith again hit the target twice each to give Braddock Optical a 4-3 win over Dan’s Esso. Sarazin also gained two assist points and Steven MacDonald one.- Brian Allencourt Pharmacy blanked Dan‘s Esso 4-0 on goals by Carman Morra, Jimmy Madden, Pat Morra and Tim Vantol. Assists went to Billy Tsotos, Pat Morra, Mark Ouellette and Carman Morra. ATOM Paul Sarazin and Mike Goldsmith each clicked for two goals for Braddock Optical February 8 as their team fought to a 4-all tie with Kinnear Pontiac. Sarazin also earned two assist points, Steven MacDonald and Richard Gallant one each. For Kinnear the scoring was shared by Tom Kirisit, Paul Robson, David Wright and Steven Riswick. Kirisit and Mark Muezeller were awarded assists. HALF LOADING ' RESTRICTIONS, 1975 These restrictions will be enforced without ex- ception. Restriction period from March 3rd to May lst, 1975. B. TOPOROWSKI 0n and after March 3rd, 1975, half loading restric- Iions will be in effect on all roads within the Town of Richmond Hill. NOTICE TO TRUCKERS Name. Phone Braddocks tie Kinnear by 4-4 Sh“ Pe" FHHâ€"F ou ntrye tar/"scam 24th - WEEE‘L/l Sex. towngflgg .‘ggyntrye square \lfi‘ln' It was Lorne Baxter day February 8 as he garnered eight points for Fred’s Towing to lead them to a 14-2 win over Charlton Hard- ware. Lorne had seven goals and an assist. Adam Cox had four goals and an assist, Steve Irwin three goals and three assists, and Brian Chittenden two goals. David Giles came up with five assists, Brian Cox and Billy McGrath with two assists MINOR PEEWEE A pair of counters by John Farrell and a singleton by Steve Taalman gave BAIF a 3-1 win over Hodgins Bros. Hardware. Getting assists were Kevin Robin, Bob Petroff and John Hughes. Adrian Steenson scored for the losers all on his own. Rice’s Flowers came up with a 4-2 win over Barrow’s Insurance on a pair of goals by Marc Lockerbie and single goals by'Harold Thornhill and Paul Thomas. Earning assists were Michael Wintjes, Lockerbie, Doug Walton, Harold Thornhill (2), Daryl Lewis and James Qwillam. Mark Ellison and Brian Hull were the Barrow goalgetters with help from Alan Jones, Jim Flett and Duane Aubie. Allencourt Pharmacy registered a 3-1 win over Consumers Gas on goals by Mark Ouellette, Brad Powell, and Billy Tsotos. Powell, Tsotos, Pat Morra (2). Carman Morra and Joey Collett collected ‘assist points. Wayne Cardwell sank a Claudio Favero pass for the Consumers‘ counter. Bales, Kelvin Wood and Robbie Apenis each scored once for Dan’s with assists going to Tony Murinelli, Robin Wilkinson and Brian Delville. Works Commissioner the {oun- Couere MondayoFriday 9:30 am- 9:30 pm Saturday 9:30 am - 6:00 pm MINOR BANTAM Pirris Fruit Market bested D&D Excavating 4-2 as Rick Assisi contributed two goals, Scott Paterson and Mark Brooker a goal Neil McGregor had two goals and two assists and Peter Atkinson two goals and one assist for Tony’s Esso as their team defeated Dynes Jewellers 6-3. Ray Barnett and Mike Bell were responsible for the other tallies and Glen Sutherland for an assist. Doug Eldridge and Gary Edwards scored unassisted for Dynes and Bryan Buchan was set up by Eldridge and Edwards. Simms Construction and Shields Footwear fought to a 2-2 draw February 15. Scoring for Simms were Lawlor and Mike Mulvihill with help from Matt Knight, Bill Nielson and Troy Edwards. For Shields Ian Ball was assisted by Brad McKenzie and James Mitchell by Stephen Bialkowski. PEEWEE Eric‘s Cycle and Sports edged out Simms Con- struction 5-4 as Glen Dun- ford connected for two unassisted goals and John Abma. Doug Wood and Steve MacDonald also scored. Glen Dunford got two assists and Abma one. For Simms Gary Boyle was aided by Paul Lawlor on two goals Matt Knight by David Corless and Stuart Petrie and Lawlor by Ian Forsythe. each and David Rimmer with one assist. Ken Large accounted for both Charlton goals without help: Adults $2.00 Pavkung Included I) LIMIYED 1617 WESTON RD WESTON ONT M9N1T8 WED. FEB. 26 â€" SUN. MARCH 2 TWO BIG SHOWS International-Centre 6900 Airport Road, Missrssauga, Ont, ( '0 mile north of Toronto International Airportl Come and compare the 1975 tent campers, hardtops, fifth wheel and travel trailers, truck campers, van conversuons and motor homes ekhlblted by manufacturers and distributOrs fer the" dealers. Pete Long’s hat trick led Blackthorn Men's Wear to an 8-1 win over CFGM. Jim Wood added a pair, Scott Jordan, Ian Bynoe and Steve Price a singleton Each. Scott Taylor and Bynoe each earned two assists, Jordan, Mike Pedro and Wood one each. Jim Burnett scored unassisted BANTAM Surf Marine squeaked out a 3-2 win over Gormley Sand & - Gravel as Angus McGregor. Gord Johnston and Neil Putnam scored and Gunther Bauer, John 'I‘uck and David O’Connell assisted. Dale Banton and Number 9 were the Gormley marksmen with assists going to Ken Woods, Glenn Porter and Jim Barber. Murphy and Kevin Burnett shared the D&D Excavating goals as their team drew 2-2 with Rich- mond Hill TV. Assist points went to Murphy, Chris Lowman, Scott Freeland and Scott Casselden. Darrel Gleason and Martin Green hit the target for the TV men with Danny O’Sullivan aiding both. Brian‘s Shell squeezed out a 2-1 win over Rotary on a goal by Mike Smith and another by Robert Van- dervelde from Brian Russell. Shawn McKenzie was the Rotary sharp- shooter with help from Tom Stubbs and Derek Moulton. each, Dennis Kane two assists, Bobby Hull, Rick Gerber and Matt Zurich one assist each. Norm Murphy scored both D&D goals on unassisted plays. E$$ ’51 Qt THE LIBERALâ€"Wednesday. Feb. 19. 1975â€" 19 WOHy Odion < Self DGfI Weekdays Saturday: Sunday: Mlmlé HOCKEY RESIITS -enfer SfUde 2009 m -‘|1:00|).rn 10:Wa.m. - Ilzmp‘m nniol College ants perform Noon to 9:00 p rn Little Fords. led by Dave Brooke with a pair of counters, defeated Kent’s Clothes 4~2. Jed Bartlett and Number 11 also counted and Al Thomas (2), Dave Brownley (2), Bartlett and Steve Wesley assisted. For Kents the scoring punch came from Danny Van- derkooy and Kevin Gibson with assist points going to Bruce Chaisson, Ed Evison, Gerry Fortin and Cam Green. Gord Sinfield got five goals and an assist for a total of six points to lead BAIF to a 7-5 win over Bowden Lumber February 12. His team’s other counters came from David Chepelsky and Lyle Chat- field with assists going to Paul Henderson (2). Chatfield and Mike Tur- bach. Sharing the Bowden goals were Tim Cameron, Gord Casselman. David Veitch. Zenio Ferrone and Lou Reid. Ferrone and Steve Rowe each had two assists. Casselman, Cameron, Doug Williams and DaVe Stockall one each. MIDGET Bowden Lumber skated to a decisive 7-2 win over Little Fords February 10‘ For Bowden Stockall got a pair of tallies, Rowe, Reid, Fen-one Number 14 and Williams a goal each. Assisting were Ferrone, Williams, Rowe (2). Stockall, Phil Wilson and Number 14 (2). For Littles the goals were sunk by Scott Bull and Marty Wilson with Number 11 picking up an assist. 7 By Bob Ross Jr. for CFGM. 28m . 24”I