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Kinsmen over Daily Queen 5-2 Norm Murphy gets four goals The CFTO-TV Basset Hounds out- scored the Oak Ridges Old Timers 12~10 in a benefit hockey game Wednesday night of last week at Bond Lake Arena. Most spectacular goal of the game for Oak Ridges was its last one which was scored by Frank Mashinter with the assists going to the entire Oak Ridges team and the two referees. 3-4 â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. Dec. 3. 1975 The other Oak Ridges goals were by John Lenneville, five, John McQuarrie, two, and single goals to Alex Wilton, and Bob Wilson. Assists to Dave Beadle, two, Joe McNeil, two, John McQuarrie, Tony Van Loon, Bob Tomlinson, Alex Wilton, Shirley Smith, Bob Wilson, and Dick Young of the CFTO team. The Richmond Hill Legion Midgets downed Aurora 5-3 Sunday night with Roy Russell tying the game for Richmond Hill in the first period He scored four of the goals and added one assist. Other goals were hammered home by Marty Green with two and For CFTO the big scorers were Dave Simpson with four goals and four assists; Jim Simpson, two goals and one assist; Dan McLellan, two goals and an assist; Gar Jackson, one goal and two assists; Robbie Roberts, Kevin Campbell, a goal and an assist; Ted Darling, goal and an assist; Frank Zannier, three assists; Derwin Smith, three assists; Bill Featherstone, one assist; Terry Ross, Lloyd Morgan. ’Ridges oldtimers lose 72- 70 Derwin Srfiith was a Celebrity guest. In the nets was Dick Young. Coach was Claude Vanin. For Oak Ridges the netminding was shared by Nelson MacArthur and Ken Summers. Coach of the team was John James; manager Ken Summers. Norm Murphy was flying Saturday night as his Richmond Hill Black‘s Bantams dumped Bolton 8-2 in Rich- mond Hill. Master-ofâ€"ceremonies was Mark Carr of CFGM Radio. Referees were Daryl Middleton and Howard Grey. Other scorers were Steven Arnold, goal and four assists; George Margerum, goal and three assists; Damian O’Flaherty, two goals and an assist; Frank Rossi, two goals and an assist; Robert Sanders, a goal and two Legion midgets whip Aurora 5-3 A special presentation was made to the Midget OMHA team of 1974-75 who won that season’s All Ontario ‘C’ championship. It was made by the OROMHA. OMHA Atoms Oak Ridges Kings 15, Maple 1. John Lalonde led the Oak Ridges Atom Kings to a big win over Maple with four goals and an assist followed by Carl Koteff with three goals and an assist. The Epic Realty Bantam A‘s began to jell as a team over the weekend picking up three out of a possible four points. Epic Realty starts felling! A Saturday game saw them tying Aurora 44 with Dave Plaxton scoring twice and drawing an assist, with singles going to Scott Bartlett and Jim lt’s another goal for Eric‘s Tod Sears here. It had to be. Todd scored all of his teammates goals as they tied Consumer’s Gas 3-3 in Rich- assisted by Phil Woods and Dale Strang. Other Legion goals: Chris DeGeer from Danny McVeigh and Steve Bishop from DeGeer; Dave Forster from Larry Trottier; and minor hockey On Friday the team edged Newmarket '4â€"3 with Richmond Hill goalie Ted Inch being particularly sharp as his team earned its first win of assists; Michel Vanderploeg, a goal and three assists; Garner Collister, an assist; Mark Millard, two assists. Goalie was Glen McKenzie. Majury. Assists to Reeves, O‘Sullivan Joslin. Lawlor and Carvin. Oak Ridges Kings 10. King City 1. Another blazer Mr. Lalonde again firing in four goals and adding an assist with Carl Koteff getting two goals. Other scorers were George Margerum, goal and two assists; Robert Sanders, goal and assist; Michel Vanderploeg, goal, Neil Wilson, goal; Steven Arnold, Garner Collister, Mike Millard, Frank Rossi, all assists. Goalie was Billy MacArthur. Oak Ridges 6, Sharon 6 (exhibition). Tony Roffey led the way with three goals with two going to Karl Taylor and one to Randy Spensley. Taylor also picked up three assists with the others going to Kevin Hubbard, Roffey, and Shawn Parker. Oak Ridges 7, Schomberg 3. Bruce' Wilton led the way with four goals with Tony Roffey getting two and Spensley one. Assists to Karl Taylor, three, Shawn Parker, four, Bruce Wilton two, Brian Wilton, one, and Tony Roffey. oak ridges Nobleton 4. Oak Ridges 2 (exhibition). Kevin Hubbard and Randy Spensley scored both goals with Hubbard, Spensley also assisting with Glen Wright getting three. Oak Ridges 5, Oro 1. Randy Spensley scored three goals with Bruce Wilton and Karl Taylor getting the others. Assists to Wright, two, Hubbard, Taylor, Roffey. Oak Ridges 7, Oro 2. Oak Ridges scorers: Parker from Bruce Wilton; Wright from Taylor; Taylor from Hubbard; Parker from Wright; Roffey from Brian Wilton; Bruce Wilton from Taylor; Spensley from Bruce Wilton. Oak Ridges 12, King City 0. Wright from Jones; Parker from Spensley; Wilson from Roffey; Spensley from Hubbard; Spensley from Hubbard; Dean Logan and Brian Russell with one each. Assists were credited to Rod Graham with four. Scott Casseldon and Gary Bubeloff with two each, Scott Campbell, Allan Lynden, Marty Green, Brian Russell, Rick Clendenning, Dean Logan and goalie Curtis Bany who also came up with some big saves. Hooray! We got another one Midget OMHA A Nov. 23 game saw Orillia bombing the Legion boys 7-1 with Tom Peden getting the only goal from Dave Forster and Phil Woods. Doug Lewis from Randy Martin. A Nov. 21 game saw the Legion downing Newmarket 9-3 with Phil Woods coming up with four goals and Danny McVeigh three. The other goals went to Chris DeGeer and Ron Aber- Oak Ridges Tates 5, Nobleton 4. For Oak Ridges it was Bill Carswell scoring a goal and an assist; John Vanderploeg, goal; Tim Park, goal; Steve Nolan, goal and an assist; James Cummins, goal, assist; Ricky Greenslade, two assists; Ken Clague and John Cum- mins, assists each. King City 7. Oak Ridges Tates Bay Development 5. Ricky Greenslade had two goals and an assist; Kenny Clague, two goals; Danny DeGeer, two assists; John Cummins, goal; Tim Parker, one assist. Oak Ridges 3, Oro 3. Ricky Green- slade scored all three goals for Oak Ridges with assists to James Cummins, Tim Parker, Mark Spensley was in goal. Oak Ridges 7. King 2. Paul Beck fired home two goals in this win with the others going to Wayne Jones, Lawrence Millard, George Parker, Bob Mashinter the year m league play Centre Richard Hughes earned a star by skating miles in a checking effort. The scoring went as follows: Lenny McVeigh unassisted; Scott Bartlett from Rick Gerber; Jack Cross from Gerber; and Jeff Joslin with the win- Spensley from Taylor; Roffey from Wright; Wright from Roffey; Roffey from Wilton; Wilton from Roffey. Shutout went to goalie Ken Griffith. Juveniles Thornhill 7, Oak Ridges 4. Larry Wilkinson, Chris Smith, goal and an assist; Paul Smith, two goals and two assists. Bantams Oak Ridges Kings 6, Oro 5. Kenny Clague led the way with three goals while Ricky Greenslade had two goals and an assist; Tim Parker, one goal; Mark Smith, three assists; and Steve Nolan and John Vanderploeg, assists each. Oak Ridges Kings 5, Richmond Hill 3. Another three goal effort for Ricky Greenslade with Danny Degeer and Steve Nolan getting the others. Kenny Clague had two assists; James Cum- mins, two assists; and singles to Tim Parker, Mark Smith and Bill Carswell. Mark Spensley played in goal at Oro and Bobby Smith against Richmond Peewee Oak Ridges 3, Nobleton 2. Scoring for Oak Ridges: Wayne Jones frOm David McQuarie; Paul Beck from David Mashinter and Fred McArthur; Paul Beck from Fred McArthur. Hill The locals were also rolling against Sharon downing that team 4-2 the previous night. Scoring were Scott Campbell from Mike Smith and Brian Russell; Norm Murphy from Brian Russell and Dean Logan; Logan from Murphy; and mond Hill House League action. Down on the ice is Consumer’s goalie. Steve Hall (1). nathy. Assists to Dave Baker, two; Tom Peden, Steve Bishop, Doug Lewis, two, and Al Delfabro. The Legion boys were defeated 7-5 by Thornhill and David Mashinter. Assists to David Mashinter, George Parker, Beck, two; Bob Mashinter, Wayne Jones. House League Peewee Artec Construction 6. Oak Ridges Garden Centre 4. Rooney Gilchrist rapped in three goals for the winners with the others going to Cliff Weston and Greg Harris. For the losers Unionville Pit Steel 17, Oak Ridges Garden Centre 1. Brad Lopez was running wild for the winners with seven goals with three to Peter Rak, two each to Mark Paranelli and Art Strader, and one each to Tom Woodside and Jeff Elder. Wayne Flanagan got the lone goal for the losers. Surf Marine 5. Commanche-Martini 4. Mauro Fantin scored two goals and an assist; Frank Cavallo, goal and two assists; and single goals by Ron Keating and Scott Suter. Two goal efforts for the losers by Terry Lusk and Charlie Trask who also got two assists. Assists each to Vince Bruzzese and Scott Reid. Bantam Commanche Sales and Martini‘s Motors 3. Surf Marine 1. Scott Reid scored twice unassisted with the other goal going to Terry Lusk. Jeff Brookes scored for Surf Marine. it was Wayne Flanagan scoring twice with the others to Lee Collister and David Glover. Atoms Oak Ridges No. 2, 5. Unionville D 2. Goals for the winners: Dave Koteff from Robert Muzzin; Koteff unassisted; Ken Therien from Scott Richardson; Robert Muzzin; Ian Walker from Scott Richardson. No names for the laser’s goals. Richvale 9. Oak Ridges Viking Club 9. Vernon Therieu got three goals each for the losers with two each to“ Mark Ryman and Michael Irwin and one each to Bruce Tomlinson and Ross Mac- donald. For the losers it was Wayne Calahan getting four goals and Eric Ancit and Glen Gettel with two each and Steve Cage with one. Unionville 6; Oak Ridges Viking Club 2. Two goals for Baker, and singles each to Phil Healey, Shawn Healey, Pete Roropatwa The team would like to thank Bruno Arenosi, the sponsor, for his sincere interest in the team and his attendance at the games. ner Richmond Hill’s record for the season stands at 6 wins, 10 losses, and 5 ties. Murphy from Rick Clendenning and Hugh Kerr ___a,, A toiél of 19 penalties were assessed including 11 to Richmond Hill. Richmond Hill plays at home t0 Thornhill Saturday and travel to Ofillia Sunday in what could be a really big test of what the future holds in store. Nov. 19 with Ron Aber- nathy scoring twice and singles going to Dave Forster, Tom Peden and Phil Woods. Assists went to Steve Bishop, two, Dave Baker, Randy Martin. (Photo _by H699) So thanks Jimmy for all the hap- piness you brought on Saturday. Tea and sympathy I spent considerable time at the Tea and Coffee Court and I know a lot of other people did. u uu-"A ___‘ v ..... r~-r.- w._, It was a most pleasant addition and our thanks goes to the Senior Girls hockey team for. iii-oir fine work there. I u, A L____ Mite Kinsmen 5. Dairy Queen 2. Jason Maxey contributed two goals. Randy Cole, Dino Decina and Robert Mac- millan one each to the Kinsmen‘s win. Assists were earned by Cole and Jason Steele Danny Jensen scored both Dairy Queen tallies with help from Carey Lemoine. In particular I’d like to thank the boys on the Peewee A team for their fine work in distributing advertising for the Bazaar. a big help boys and it is much appreciated. AA --__ 1 Well, that was a super bazaar that we held at the arena last Saturday. It seemed like everyone in town dropped in at one time or another through the day. I know it must be very gratifying to all the ladies involved, who after having worked so hard to put the bazaar together, to see it turn out so very well. "rr, ,, And now, congratulations to Mrs. L. Nelson of Richmond Hill who won that beautiful Afghan but also won the Doggie and the $25 gift certificate from Thrifty‘s Baymar 7, Michaelangelo 1. Raymond Hubrich came up with a hat trick, Blair Aubie with a pair, Jeffrey McCrory and Steven Treppo with singletons for Baymar‘s victory. Andi Minuti was credited with two assists, Brian Eccles and Scott Reynolds with one each. Chris Anderson was aided by Paul Feeney on the Michaelangelo counter. Atom Kinnear Pontiac 3. Consumers Gas 1. Two goals by James Berry and one by Anthony Fusko won this one for Kin- near. Scottie Ross accounted for the Consumer goal without help. Eric's Sports 8: Cycle 3. Richmond Heights Hardware 1. Scoring for Eric’s were Allan Bales, Todd Sears and Richie Peirce, all unassisted. For the hardware boys it was Grant Clark helped by Ralph Seybold. 1311 I can say is thank you to everyone who worked so hard in the organization and operation of this most successful day Braddock Optical 4. Allencourt Pharmacy 3. Swinging a big stick Richard Gallant scored all four counters for Braddock with help on one from Mike Van Kemp. Jim Formenton came up with a pair and Paul Christenson with one, all unassisted for Allencourt. {(tm know that Jimmy the Clown was a great attraction all day long for the youngstersf ahd yes, oldsters as wgll. J v...°_.-- - He certainly brought a lot of smiles and laughter with him for all age groups and he sure did a great job with that big comb of his. 1: u, A L-_ Richmond Heights Hdwe. 6. Kinnear 'Pontiac 2. It was Kevin Rowe's big day as he scored four times for the hard- ware team, Ralph Seybold and Grant Clark getting the other goals and Jim Corrick three assists. Chris Saul was the marksman on both Kinnear goals. Super Bazaar! is ’wow’ success You all came I mentioned earlier it seemed like all of Richmond Hill turned out for this event and a special thanks goes to all the people who came and browsed and spent a little money to support the kid's playing hockey. ,__I Consumers Gas 4, Allencourt Pharmacy 0. Scottie Ross clicked for three goals and Scott Boyle for one with David Bunker getting two assists for Consumers. Richmond Heights Hdwe. 5. Brad- dock Optical 0. Scoring for RH Hardâ€" ware were Ralph Seybold and Brian Quance with two goals each and Grant Clark. Assisting were Clark, Kevin Rowe, Scott Steckley and Jim Walm- sley. All in all it was a great day and thanks again ladies for all your hard work. What more can I say? Las Vegas night And now to Las Vegas! You know there are only five more days left before the big draw and. yes, tickets are still available for those of you who haven't been able to get them as yet, Eric‘s Sport & Cycle 5, Braddock Optical 2. Todd Sears led Eric’s to this win with two goals and an assist, Allen Bales had a pair, Stephen Moro a goal, Jeff Johnston, Gregory Christenson and Frank Silvri assists. Richard Gallant had a goal and an assist and Brian Close a goal for Braddock. Consumers Gas 3. Eric’s Sport 3. Todd Sears scored all the Eric goals with assists by Allan Bales and Richie Peirce. Scott Boyle netted the puck twice for Consumers and David Bunker once with helpers by Ken Nobes, Shawn Dodds and Scottie Ross. Kinnear Pontiac 6, Allencourt Pharmacy 5. Marksmen for Kinnear richmond hill ' house league. hill minor hockey! ‘Wéfiwiu have them'at the arena all By'Bob Reeves By Bob Ross were Kevin Kull with a hat trick, James Barry with two and Chris Saul with one. Assisting were Scott Stevenson with two, Barry and Saul with one each. Sharing the Allencourt goals were Tuchiano Roman with two, Jim For- menton, Gus Zachos and Stephen Reswick with one each. Scott Couper had two assists. Stephen Laird, Zachos, Chris Broughton and Glen Dimpfel one each. Peewee Shields Footwear 3. Dynes Jewellers 1. Bobby Petroff sank all three Shields goals with help on one from David Kenny. Dynes' goal was netted by Number 11, assisted by Peter Mills and Steven Kaill. Next Monday â€" that’s Dec. 8. the draw will take place on Channel 10 starting at 7 pm. and ending at ap- proximately 10:30 pm. I, : -LI:_LA-A I... My... Record Shop 1. Bob’s Bottoms & Tops 1. Fred Simpson was the sharpshooter for the Record Shop and Doug Walton for Bob’s. Both were unaided. City Wide Rentall 2. Galaxy Restaurant 1. Tom Lawlor and Mark Plaxton were the goalgetters for City Wide with Lawlor also getting an assist. Craig Floyd scored unassisted for Galaxy. VA VA ........ J . v . . , The evening will be highlighted by the appearances of many special guests who will be dropping into the studio throughout the entire evening to both draw a ticket and have a chat about minor hockey. Bob’s Boys 4. Allencourt Pharmacy 8. Scoring for Bobs were Danny Alexander with two, Bobby Davis, and Richard Atkinson. Wayne Miles had two helpers, Stephen Hull and Joel Gentle one each. Sharing the Allencourt goals were Bernard Wintjes and Michael Rumble unassisted and Dino DelFabro helped by Michael Kenny. Minor Bantam weekend â€" or until they are gone, so look us up on the weekend. A ALA It’s going to be a great night so make a point of watching Cable T.V. on Monday. Better still, come on over to the arena’s banquet hall and watch it Refreshments. too As you know, “refreshments” will be available along with several television sets to view the proceedings. ‘_ I Brian's Shell 9. D&D Excavating 2. Hitting the target four times for Brians was John Follows, with David Mason and Stephen Bialkowski adding a pair each and John McLaughlin one. In the assist department Biakowski got two, McLaughlin, Follows. John Abma. Mauro Digiulio, Alastair Duncan, Alex Bilotta and Rick McMurray one each. Gordon Fournier scored both goals for D&D with help on one from Cam Moss. there So make a point of getting a ticket on a second one this week and come out to visit us on Monday night. It will be a great evening. You know these dances are always a lot of fun so why not make a point of getting two tickets, one partner, make up a party and join in the fun on Saturday night See you there. No subsidy And now for a more serious note. It has long been a policy of the Richmond Hill Hockey Association to take no part in accepting funds from any branch of government where the funds are drawn from the tax base of the community, province or nation. There is no way I can agree with pensioners, neighbors and friends in town who pay more than enough taxers to far too many governments as it is, being burdened by minor hockey ad~ ding to the tax base. That’s it for this week. See you at the dance on Saturday at St. Mary’s and at the arena Monday night. In the meantime, “Happy Hockey!" Rotary Club 10. Chariot Collision 3. A hat trick by Ray Barnett, pairs by Ross Cramer and Ed Opatowski, singletons by Eric Rockarts, Scott MacLean and Brad McKenzie, and assists by Cramer, McKenzie, MacLean, Barnett (2), Gary Edwards and Bruce Routledge, added up to a decisive victory for Rotary. James Mitchell netted the puck twice and Leslie Wookey once for Chariot with assists going to Wookey and Mike Bell. Bantam Dance And now Saturday evening, that’s Dec. 6, the Minor Midgets and Minor Bantams are holding a dance at St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church. Tiékets are available from Pat Jones, Ray Floyd, Don Stonehouse and at the arena. i’m sure some people will disagree with this but that's the way it is going to be. ' Recently, once again, we declined to apply for assistance from council for funds to help with ice time. We prefer to finance our way using other methods. Surf Marine 2. CFGM 2. Robert VanderVelde and Dean Logan were the sharpshooters for Surf with assists by Rod Graham, Allen Lynden and Mike Smith. For CFGM the puck was shot home by Shane Banton and Chris Arbuckle with help from Rodney Nelson, John Noble and Glen Fehily. Blackthorn Men's Wear 9. Gormley Sand & Gravel 2. Sharing the winner's goals were Gary Bubeloff, Kevin Burnett, Brian Russell and Brooke Lawrence with two each and Norm Wright with one. Assist point went to Burnett, Wright, Bubeloff (2), Scott Patterson (2), Mark Brooker, Rick Glendenning, Richard Lapenna and Richard Simpson. Martin Lynn and Russell Thornhill got the Gormley goals with aid from Gary Boyle, Lynn and Paul Lawlor.