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For Unionville it was Rob Ambrose. Andre Paquette, two, and Rick Ambrose‘ Bantam Unionville 4. Richvale Loughlin Lumber 3. For Richvale it was Brian McCutcheon scoring from Shawn McLeod; Tim Wilson unassisted; and Alex Calles from Brian McCutcheon‘ Sub urban buys victors ..Peewee 3 for Wanschura Richvale WP. Motors 5. Harvey‘s 2. Chris Wanschura fired home three goals for WP. with Tommy Bucci getting the other one. Mathew Hozjan drew two assists for WP. Motors. For Harvey‘s it was Tiziano Fantan scoring twice with Larry Thorsell drawing an assist. Good goal tending by David Bone. RICHMOND HILL â€" The Richmond Hill Badminton team got off to agood start in the 1976- 77 season with a 14-2 win over Donway Tuesday night of last week at Langstaff. It‘s great to be a winner as shown by the above members of the Richmond Hill Gamma Foundry team in the local minor soccer association. They won both the league and North York trophies. Front row (left to right) are: Steve Rockarts. Danny Summerhill, Jimmy Gourlay, Eddie Main. Michael Briggs. (holding North York Cup). Mark R I C H V A L E â€"â€" Suburban Landscaping Midgets downed Unionville 2-1 in Richvale Minor Hockey House League action last week. Joihn Vorch scored for Richvale. Other action: Atoms Herrons Sale 0, Oak Ridges Leona Stone. 1. Michael Baddeley scored for Leona Stone from Vern Flear. Unionville wins 3â€"2 United Drain 2. Badminton win for Hill Richmond Hill. with four new players from last season. looked very strong and are pointing to a good season. Individual scores: Jill Dalton and Jill Par- chment. winning 15-11 and 15-5: Joan Freeman and Kathy Low. splitting 13â€"8 and 15-4. Men‘s Doubles: Jim Ho and Peter Ho. winning 15- 6 and 15-10; Doug Andrews and Orville Wong. winning 15~10 and 15-8. Mixed Doubles: Jill Dalton and Jim Ho‘ winning 15-8 and 15-13: Jill Parchment and Peter Ho. splitting 13â€"15 and 15- 4'. Joan Freeman and Doug Andrews, winning 15-6 and 15-12; Kathy Low and Orville Wong, winâ€" ning 15-1 and 15-8, Richmond Hill is away Monday to St. Timothy‘s. Early birds, 20 regular‘ 4 special, Jackpot door prizes‘ AT YORK FARMERS' MARKET 7509 Yonga 3mm EVERY MONDAY A1730 P.M Sean Cooke scored both goals for United drain with W. Miles and T. Bunker drawing assists. Novice Baker‘s Sales 1. Lions 0. A shutout for K. Acker- man with Chris Brochuck scoring the lone goal. OMHA Unionville 3. A Duso scored twice for Union- ville with T. Owens getting the other one. Peewee Bradford 5. Richvale 1. Richvale played its worst game of the season outskated and outshot and so ended up on the losing end. The only score for Rich- vale was Mike Brooker from Steve Mettel and Brian Mason. Richvale 4. Sharon 2. For Richvale it was Simon Boswell, Ben Carbone, Tim Boxwell and Id lafano scoring. Assist to Brookes, Boswell, Ruitenbeek, Mason and A. Evelyn. two. Bantam Richvale Culture Development 4. Sharon 3. Midgets llillcrest Mall 3. Sham" , Richvale Atoms “3, Woodbridge 2. After playing sloppy hockey in the first period Richvale came back to dominate the game. Richvale‘s comeback began with a Shorthanded goal scored by Chris DePiero after Tod Dungay took the puck away from a Woodbridge player in the corner and fed it out in front. Other scorers for Richâ€" vale were Joel Gentle and richvale minor hockey Bad game The ’/ Keyboard "Where you can make beautiful music" llllllllll NEW organ NOW hours of prac EASY lessons. Han MW T0 PLAY @fQ Soccer champs FROM Hammond Gino DiGioacchino with unassisted goals and Danny Alexander with Robb Wagg and Chris Now it looks like Simcoe is going downhill as well. Not that this lake is fished out, merely, the character of Simcoe is changing. It has been changing for a long time, but the symptoms have only become apparent in the last few years. We, with our farming practices and housing developments, have enriched the lake until the aquatic ecosystem is now favoring the warm water fishes rather than the local Lake trout and the Whitefish. There are more warm water fishes such as Perch and Carp as well as Pike in the lake than we ever have had before. What can we do to bring the fishery back? Apparently, some anglers have suggested that Coho Salmon be introduced. Introduce Coho The Coho is an ocean species and a wellâ€"known voracious feeder feeding on other fishes. They grow very fast and therefore need a large foodbase. Has Lake Simcoe such a food base? The Perch and Smelt are plentiful enough, but as the Coho is a cold- water and deep-feeding fish during the summer, it is feared that it would be feeding mostly upon Laketrout and Whitefish. Naturally there is no way the natural fishery would last more than two or three years. Costly program What fishery would we have left except for Coho Salmon? As this fish will not spawn in Lake Simcoe, the costly long range program would be needed every year to get some kind of a fishery going. Not only'w'ould’ the Coho, but for that matter. the Chinook increase the serious reduction of the more Undoubtedly, Lake Ontario and Lake Simcoe are the most important areas of sportfishing for local anglers. As Lake Ontario is in a period of ‘suffering‘ at the present time, Lake Simcoe has had to take the main onslaught of anglers. A ’troubled’ lake Stevens (league trophy) Kevin McMurray. Back row (left to right): Dave MacKay. Frank Paolini, Don Fawcett, Kenny Jensen, David Hobbins, Craig Pearson and Coach Frank Briggs. Missing are Paul Durigon, Neill Smith, Allan Evelyn. Specially designed for people who want to play organ NOWL without hours of practice or lessons. Hammond Bill Keatesr played another outstanding game in goal. DePiero getting assists. Bantam hOAUS'e qugue 226-9252 5237 YONGE ST. OPEN MON. - FRI. 9 - 9 P.M. SAT. 9 ~ 6 AMPLE FREE PARKING AT REAR lâ€"“flâ€"“e J Alex Eberspaecher valuable strains, but we possibly would destroy a genetic strain of Lakeâ€"trout and Whitefish native only to this particular lake. Not replanting, but only centuries of evolution could recreate the perfect strain for Simcoe. To resort to continuous fish planting of truly questionable nature and. in my opinion, a useless fish, would only result in a vicious downhill circle. Each planting in- volving another specie would mean that we are getting further away from the source of the problem, the CHANGING HABITAT. Strict regulations Stricter regulations in the use of agricultural practices are necessary. As we must eat, we can‘t ban the use of farm fertilizers but we could work on better and less harm- ful substances. As far as the real culprit is con- cerned, human and industrial sewage, we should have better enforcement to control them completely. I have heard recently that there are some towns or inâ€" dustries on Simcoe which are still discharging waste into the lake. N0 rumors Unfortunately, rumors do not help, so I would appreciate hearing from anyone who has first-hand knowledge. Not only would this make an important news story, but perhaps then we could do something constructive toward saving the coldwater fishery of Lake Simcoe. There is no reason why Lake Simcoe should turn out like Lake Ontario. Just imagine, if we lose Simcoe, how far we would have to drive for some good fishing. Ridiculous. if you consider that we are supposed to have the best fresh- water fishing on this planet. troilblozeri presents . .. OUTDOORS WITH action saw Oak Ridâ€"ges blanking Richvale Rich- mond Inn by 4-0. “ Arkay juveniles tie Aurora ‘Photo by How ’Surp lus’ 3a ves day RICHMOND HILL _ the $213191 t0 the $129" Registration Mrs Vi Registration $173 A r: 41 nnnnn Anhuudhun n' noknr QKA 0") RICHMOND HILL â€" The Richmond Hill Minor Soccer Association went $1,297 in the hole in its general 1976 operations. But they still came out on top by $1,434.91 thanks to a surplus of $2,731.91 at the beginning of the year. This and other items were dealt with at the association‘s annual general meeting recently which also saw the returning of Ed Kenny as president for another term. Total expenditures for the year was $14.975.62 as opposed to revenue of $13,678.62. The surplus was realized by applying RICHMOND HILL â€"â€" The Richmond Hill Arkay Radio Juveniles fought to 2-2 tie with Aurora last week in Aurora. The Hill team fell behind 1-0 in the second period on a power play goal and then 2-0 on a breakaway goal while Aurora was a man short. Richmond Hill staged a third period rally to tie the game with Dave Earl scoring from Pete Kendal on a neat passing plaY. Late goal There was just two and a half minutes left in the game when Rob Wallingford managed to slip a long shot by the Aurora goalie with the assist going to John Peden. Richmond Hill goalie Mike Doyle held his team in the game many times as Richmond Hill was the recipient of in access of 40 minutes of minor penalties. Ridges wins Richmond Hill played Oak Ridges in an exhibition game and came out on the wrong end of a 7-4 verdict. Randy Hughes-Guest led the Hill offensive with Klopman's Olana IS consudered lo be one 0| 1| world's lines! machine washable, man my llbres. Ils unique son textured, luxuuous hand gives ll preferred slalus In shlrl labncs Mat expressly lor us by one of Canadas hnesl 5h makers ll sells under our own pnvale label 31 S reg. pncev Good value when compared lo nalxon brands. Excepllonal value when sale pnced Warning.ThisIs No Ordinary Shirt Sale.ThisIs Luxurious "Qiana"SpeciallyPriced! JACK FRASER The expenditure side of it saw $1.512 paid out for North York League registration; $1,198 for trophies; and $1,051.20 for tournaments; and the $2, deficit Highest figure in the revenue bracket were registrations of $5,923. Sponsorships brought $3.870. $ 1 . 5 8 0 . 4 4 f o r miscellaneous. New members elected to the executive were: Secretary. Mrs. Doreen Thomas; Vice-president, Jane Ste]; Treasurer, Brian Sheppard; two goals with single goals to Roy Russell and Rob Wallingford. Doug Lewis ‘ continues to gather assists with three. Previous week‘s action saw the Arkay boys going down to their first defeat of the season losing to Aurora by 6-4. Dance Don‘t forget the big juvenile New Year's Eve Dance at the Richmond Hill Arena from 8 pm. to 1 am. There will be a buffet and prizes all for the low price of $7.50 per person. Single assists went to Randy Martin. Dave Forster, Roy Russell and goalie Mike Doyle. Richmond Hill was down 2-0 before Randy Hughes-Guest opened the scoring with an unassisted effort. Uphill struggle It was an uphill struggle for Richmond Hill who were playing catchâ€"up hockey most of the way. Richmond Hill‘s second goal was by Roy Russell from Randy Martin and goalie Mike Doyle. Other goals were by HILLCREST MALL, R|CHMOND HILL 8840933 Vote Rowe for Mayor In the last election I voted for the Mayor; I also voted for Gord Rowe as Regional Councillor. This election I’m switching my vote for Mayor to Gord Rowe who, I feel as a businessman would be better able to bring under control our ever escalating municipal tax rate. Regular THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. December 1. 1976 â€" 8-3 Revenue for the year: Sponsorships. $3.870; Donations $130; Bank Interest $261.51; Registrations $5.923; Grants $250; Dance Revenue $291.22; Registration of outside teams $15; Town Grant $1,365; Centennial Tournament $323.36; other revenue $1,249.53 for a total of $13,678.62. Expenditures: Office supplies $137.54; postage $44.50; Advertising- Registration Kenny. Directors: Mrs. Vera Briggs‘ Mrs. Marion Morelli; Tony Lott. Mrs Gonzales; George Ross. BOLTON â€" You can get your Christmas turkey at a bargain basement price in the next few weeks If you‘re a good shot, that is. Big turkey shoots! The Metro Toronto and Region Conservation Authority will be holding a Christmas Turkey Shoot Sunday and the following Sunday at the Cold Creek Conservation Area. Time is between 11am and 4 pm. The- charge for the turkey shoot is $1.50 per relay (12 gauge ammo is Rob Wallingford from Dave Earl; and Martin from Wallingford. Wallop Barrie Richmond Hill bounced back from the defeat to wallop Barrie 9-1 in an awsome display of shooting power. A single goal was scored by Ron Abernathy and single assists went to Rick Girard and Zenio Ferrone. The excellent per- formance was marred by an injury to Richmond Hill defenseman Ross Three Richmond Hill players picked up three points each. Russell and Wallingford each had two goals and an assist; Doug Lewis, three assists; Dave Forster and Randy Hughes-Guest each got two goals. $19 switching In a semvtaulored m wllh a semi-long pom: collar wnh V. " smohing n can be smavlly wom ave! a suit lackglgv 5n; neagly 9ve1_a tashlon sweater. Re- markably nch and wbranl colours :5 ye! anothev qualnly o! Olana yam. Selec‘ "om Blueberry. Sandiewood, Tangenne, Sevme. Red Fox‘ Cm‘ namon. Navy and Smoke. To be eameslly congâ€" deled on vour Chnslmas llSl, Registration $173; Advertising. other $54.82; Trophies $1,198.39; Audit $75; Ontario Cup $200; General Supplies â€" Lime $38.61; Tournaments $1,051.20: Registration- North York $1,512; OMSA $105; St. Andrews 0; Registration expenses $26; Equipment $6,901.90; Membership, Ontario Coach‘s Association $8; Referees Fees $344; Photographs $219.39; Crests $616.14; Rental of facilities $255.35; Fines $25; Miscellaneous $1,580.44; Meetings Expense. OMSA $49; Clinics $125 for a total of $14,975.62. supplied), and the usual $2 parking charge is in effect. A special 410 shot gun event for juniors is in- cluded in all of the programs. Also, if snow arrives. plan to take your cross- country ski equipment and try the 10 kilometers of trails. Cold Creek Con- servation Area is located midway between Bolton and Nobleton on Con- cession Road 11, three miles north of the King Sideroad. The excellent per- formance was marred by an injury to Richmond Hill defenseman Ross Middleton who was struck in the face by a slap shot. Another Richmond Hill defenseman, Doug Hodgson, will also be out for several weeks with a recurring leg problem after receiving a check in an earlier Orillia game, Marjorie Lyon. WGEX. WT" CMRGE ACCEVTED