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Thorncrest Motel came out ahead 4-3 over Carlisle Real Estate in a well-played contest. Scoring by Thorn- crest were David Abernethy with a pair, Shawn Cooke and Mark Rothwell with one each and Robert Leach with a helper. For Carlisle Gordy Peters contributed both tallies with Jim Formenton getting an assist. ATOM Oak Ridges’ Club 99 defeated Richvale's Herron’s Sales & Service 7- 2, despite a valiant effort by the whole team. Herrons seemed to lose momentum when their captain, Larry Thorsell, was injured shortly after putting his team in the lead by one goal. From then on the powerful Club 99 had it all their own way and remained unbeaten for the whole season. Herron's other points were contributed by Craig Fenn with a goal. Chris Wan- schura. Tom Bucci and Bruce Maheu with an assist each. The York Simcoe mixed team placed ninth and the men‘s team twelfth. Twenty zones participated in the Ontario finals and the York Simcoe teams fared well in overall standings. York Simcoes best showing was in the womens team, as Barb Magee and Diane Ingram led the team to a fifth placeI finish . Other members were Jenny Richard, Betty Wolfreys, Pauline McNaught and F10 Blanchard. The womens team score was 9348 for eight games and they fell 16 pins shy of fourth place money. NOVICE Both goalies played well as Baker’s Sales & Service squeezed out a 2-1 win over Richvale Lions February 9. Bakers' goals came from Robb Wagg and Brian Winch with Grant Clarke earning an assist. The Lions’ goalgetter was Darin Grodzinski assisted by Teddy Bunker: 7 Carling O’Keefe Championships. bowling was of the calibre and the sp were treated to sc citing moments. This past week end Hamilton was the host of the "765k Ridges Panthers, who had a bye till the final were 20 â€"â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday, Feb. 19, 1975 John Wachna is shown receiving the W.A. Stephenson trophy on behalf of the team that won the Richmond Hill Racquet Club's first annual House League Squash Championship Friday night. Doing the presenting on the right is Jim Stephenson. Bowling Town of Markham Public libraries Thornhill Village Branch 10 Calborne Street In By IAN CAMERON CARLING O'KEEFE To prepare for our new look and for the new library in the Thornhill Community Centre Complex. we regret that we must close for inventory Tuesday. February 18th to Friday, February 28th inclusive. THORNHILL COMMUNITY CENTRE BRANCH OPENING MID MARCH the singles events Re-opening Saturday, March lst - 9 «.m. Baker’s edge Lions Rich vale House leap e Ontario DS. The he highest spectators some ex- Hamilton did a great job of hosting the cham~ pionships this year and I hope that next year they will be able to keep the high standards they have set for these championships. Pizzaville‘s Joey Granton led his team to victory in a hard-fought game which resulted in a 3-1 win over Rendezvous. He scored twice with Rodney Clugston getting an assist and a goal of his own. Paul Rothwell scored Rendezvous’ loner unassisted. PEEWEE R&R Motors met the Oak Ridges Panthers in the second round of the in- terlocking playoffs and outplayed and outshot them but had to settle for a 2-2 tie. Due to a few inconsistencies on both benches the game will be rescheduled to see who meets W&P Motors in the finals. Brian Watts, who turned in a good game and was the opportunist for R&R, got both goals with assists on both going to Paolo Delplavignano. Joey De Haas got a helper on the first goal. Robert Cashin, Andrew Rose, Scott Harrell and Delplavignano played standout games to keep the Panthers away from the Richvale goal. Diane Ingram place in the womens secti an eight game score This years v champion is Debbie of Tri-County, her 2223 won her the pionship. in the Diane Ingram placed tenth in the womens section with an eight game score of 2030. This years womens champion is Debbie Dennis of Tri-County, her total of 2223 won her the cham- pionship, in the mens division Lloyd Ormerod won with a 2243 eight game total and he bowls out of Hamilton. in good form as they beat Music Shoppe 7-3 in an exhibition game at Bond Lake. Music Shoppe goals came from Bill Mitchell with a couple and Gordon Gertley with Mat Hozjan earning two assists and Markus Heinecke one. In an ekhibition game in the Hill Ray-More Con- struction came to life and I had a great time at Hamilton not' only on the bowling lanes but at the parties that were held after and after I finish writing this column I‘ll start to rest up for next year. FRIDAY MAJORS No bowling this week as the Ontario Championships were being bowled. But action resumes next week as usual. Big Squash winner here Debbie y, her er the n the gave the league-winning Suburban Rad a going over to win 6-3. Suburban was without the services of Goalie David Lamb. Cap- tain Randy Johnson came up with two real spurts to account for two of their three goals and Alexander Kalles, assisted by Sherman Barrett, picked up the other. For Ray-More â€"~ Craig Hinch, Mike Moyal, Harry Ruttel, Ricky Fleming, Frank Cavallo and Erich Ahnert each had a goal with assists going to Cavallo (3), Hinch (2) and Ahnert and Moyal. v """" BANTAM Oak Ridges Eagles skated to a 7-2 win over Loughlin Lumber February 8. Loughlin started out strongly and got the first goal but period by period Richvale W&P Motors played the Oak Ridges Rangers in an exhibition game warming up for the interlocking finals and defeated them 6-2. Leading scorer David Purves con- nected for three goals with singles going to Robbie Lyman, Dean Reilly and Brian McGuckian as the whole team turned in a good effort. Members of the winning team were Joe Horvat, Ron Bidding, Sjef Vriend, and Gord Brown. Runners-up were Ted Moritsugu.‘ John Rumble. John Olsson, and Tom Porter. A total of 60 persons were in attendance at the club quarters on Ohio Road. Amendment No. 49 to redesignate approximately 11.9 acres of land situated north of Steeles Avenue. west of Fairway Heights Drive. being a part of Bayview Country Club in Part Lot 1. Concession 2. APublic Hearing will be held by the Planning Committee of the Town of Markham Council as noted above to consider an application for an amendment to the Official Plan, the purpose of which is to permit the severance and development of 11.9 acres of land, more or less. on the north side of Steeles Avenue between Fairway Heights Drive and the C.N.R. tracks. The subject parcel is presently part of the Bayview Country Club and designated Major Open Space under Official Plan Amendment No. 17 being the Secondary Plan of the Leslie West Community. The intent of Amendment No. 49 is to redesignate the subject parcel Residential Low Density Multiple in order to permit a planned townhouse development project at a density not exceeding 10.00 dwelling units per acre. Development shall be subject to approval of a site plan by the Town, entering into a site plan agreement with the Town, and rezoning of the subject lands. You are invited to attend the Hearing and to state your support of or objection to the proposed Amendment. Should you be unable to attend, written submissions will be received up the time of the Hearing. The existing Official Plan, zoning by-law and land use maps may be examined at the Planning Office. Dated February 5, 1975 R.W. Adams. Chairman Planning Committee . . u u .I . u u u s m .n » ~- ‘I m ' " n ‘ -.. . . u :.-';|; . “gym; mt “'â€"râ€"~vâ€"â€" . A Ajfi i , .x.:.‘_-.‘-___5 '. I, Wednesday, February 26, 1975 - 8:00 PM. Bayview Glen Public School, 42 Limcombe Drive Thornhill TOWN OF MARKHAM PLANNING AREA OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT NO. 49 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING of p17 49 Led by Andy Petterson’s two goals Surf Marine creamed United Drain 5-2 in an exhibition game. Jim Semple, John Granton and David Ross also hit the target for the winners with Ross also getting two assist points, Bruce Sinmaz, Clarence Greer and Michael Reeve one point each. Dominic Pacitto and Tony Von der Sanden were the goalgetters for United with help from Gavin Butler and Mauro Fantin, the latter playing a strong defensive game. G.C. Romano came up with an excellent game but still lost to Oak Ridges Cougars February 9. Mark Murphy connected for two goals and won the Pon- derosa player of the week award. Dave Twidale and Eric Hamailainen ac- counted for the other scoring and Trevor Williams, Donny Peters and Harold Levy got helpers. Robert Haehnel and Hamailainen played very good games. they got weaker. Doug Everton scored both Rich- vale goals and Jeff Baker and Neil Rothwell were given assists. (Photo by Nagy) Playing their second game in four hours the defensive crew of Bruce Strain, Steve Moritsugu. Alan Jarvis and Mark Ellison played superbly. In recording the shutout, goalie Steve Ritchie made several fine saves. R. Bose Deputy Planning Director In the first game of the league semi-finals Hillcrest Mall defeated Newmarket 6- 2. Newmarket came out fast and showed the form they must have had to defeat Barrie. However. before the first _period was over Richvale opened the scoring when Bryan Murchison laid a perfect pass on the stick of Greg Payne right in front of the net. The score remained 1-0 until the 5:23 mark of the third when the Hillers went, up 2-0 on some fine passing. Barry Munro picked up his second point of the game when he passed across the crease to left winger Billy Easton who jammed it in from the corner of the net. A&W closed out the scoring with 1:40 left in the game on an end-to-end rush by defenceman Mark Ellison who scored unassisted. Skating hard, the Hillcresters popped in four more goals in the second period to Newmarket’s one. Scorers were Reid Warner, Ken Ablett, Chris DeMeo and Dave Hartwick. Assisting were Hartwick, Ablett, Peter Fraser, Stephen Ostep, Bruce Bailey and Steve Wilson with three. Wilson was also voted star of the game and winner of A&W Atoms hosted a fast- skating Barrie club Saturday night and came up with a solid team effort to take the contest 3â€"0. The first period was scoreless as both teams missed excellent scoring chances. At the 5:37 mark of the second A&W scored on a fine passing play when Jackie Woods dug the puck out from behind the net to centre Barry Munro who quickly got his shot away from the slot. YONGE mavmmm RICHMOND wBusiness Hours 7. am :09 pm Mon. to Fri. ‘ Saturday ’til 6 pm Hillcrest dumps Newmarket Extended Hill A Er W Atoms shutout Barrie 3â€"0 CLEANING CENTRES SS" \ Richvale had trouble getting untracked in the second game but finally managed to take it by a 3-1 score. Newmarket scored in the first period when the Hillcresters had plenty of pressure on but just could not score. The second period was scoreless, again with Rich- vale having the edge in play. In the third they finally got results for their labors with three unanswered goals. Siege Pflug opened the Richvale scoring with an Scoring for the Hillers were Mark Ellison assisted by Barry Munro, Duane Aubie from Allan Jones and Jimmy Flett, Billy Easton from Barry Munro and Gary Sutherland assisted by Steve Moritsugu. Special mention should be given to goalie Don Fawcett who played a fantastic game in a losing cause. the McDonald hamburger award. In the third period the teams exchanged goals, Siege Pflug scoring from Wayne Johnson, and the game ended 6-2 when Newmarket scored with only 12 seconds to go. A&W’s old rivals from Orillia were in town February 14 and for the third time this season the Hillers played well enough to win but came out on the short end of a 5-4 score. A combination of costly penalties and failure to finish off scoring plays gave Orillia the edge. In three ffieetings with Orillia this seaSOn A&W have lost 4-3, 4-3 and 75-4. The Hillers visited Orillia February 16 in the final meeting of the schedule for these two clubs and A&W came up with one of their best efforts of the year, blanking Orillia 3-0. Playing the second game in a row without left winger Jimmy Flett the boys kept hitting and forcing all the way. The Hillers opened the scoring at 3:59 of the second neriod from a goalmouth 7‘ “ ° Mk! III! WMA’MM/ VIII/MK. 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It was a- ‘scoreless tie at the end of regular play with Mario dePiero playing a fantastic game in goal, saving time after time on breakaways and with two men short. Speed is an important consideration for every snowmobile operator. A windy, blowy day will cause drifts of hard-packed snow to build on trails that were well groomed last week, yesterday or even this morning. With four minutes to go in overtime, Bryan Murchison with tremendous second effort, and flat on his face on the ice, got the puck to Greg Payne who skated right in on the goal and scored the Open Thursday and Friday Evenings to 9 p.m. Then at 8:12 of the same period Easton netted one from hard-working centre Gary Sutherland. The Hillers iced the game at 7:47 of the third when the ever- moving Jackie Woods scored from Don Head and Alan Jones. Earning his second shutout in two nights goalie Steve Ritchie robbed Orillia seven times of sure goals. scramble when centre Brian Hull banged in a pass from Steve Moritsugu. Snowmobilers drive carefully WASHER winner. Newmarket puHed their goalie with 36 seconds seconds to go but Ricvale held them off until Ken Ablett stole the puck and scored in the empty net with six seconds left. The next series will be against either Richmond Hill or Thornhill. MIDGET In the OMHA Midget B series Richvale Northtown defeated Alliston 5-0 February 7 at Bond Lake Arena, coming back after losing the first game. A great defensive game coupled with good skating and passing by the forwards resulted in victory. Harold Simpson scored a hat trick and picked up an assist, Wayne McNarty and Gary Langfield got the other counters, Bill Cromb was awarded two assists and Greg McDowell one. Mike Johnston played like a rover in the net. As Johnston came up with another superb game to record his second con- secutive shutout of the playoffs Northtown Midgets downed Alliston 34) in the third game of the series to lead two games to one. Great defensive play and great skating and passing were features of this con- test. Scoring were Tony Caranci, Steve Cromb, and John Mariciak with Simpson and Rick Binder picking up two assist points, Caranci and Mariciak one each. ATOMS Richvale Atom Royals started the week slowly February 4 as they tied the rapidly improving Wood- bridge team 1-1. The only saving feature was the strong play of Robbie Johnson in the Richvale net. Woodbridge double- teamed the Royals’ Captain g5 2% z” I) . 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The penalty-killing team of Brian Mason, Craig Wolfenden and Iafano did a fine job of staving off the Woodbridge power play. Woodbfidée scoi‘ed the tying goal with just over a minute left to play. The Richvale Atoms took their first point of the season from the strong Sharon team February 7 in another 1-1 battle. Goaltender Johnson’s sparkling play kept Richvale in the game in the early going as Sharon got off to a fast start, pep- pering Johnson with a barrage of shots. His fine play limited Sharon’s scoring to a first period goal. As the game wore on Richvale gradually gained momentum and began to carry the game to Sharon. Allan Evelyn tied the score early in the second with a slapshot from the point which caught the upper lefthand corner of the net. Later in the same period he was foiled on a breakaway. The strong play of the Royals’ defensive corps, led by Craig Wolfenden had a large bearing on the out- come of the game. Craig turned in his best game as a Royal, time and again breaking up Sharon rushes. of Disgensing Qgticians The atoms finished with a record of eight wins, 11 losses and five ties in 24 regular season games. 884-4401 223-5168 364