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The weekend saw Magna playing back-t0- back games with Orillia winning at home by 2-0 and losing away Sunday by 4-3. Magna downs Ridges RICHMOND HILL â€"- The Richmond Hill Magna Midgets downed Oak Ridges 5-1 Tuesday night of last week with the whole team playing well. Ditto ,the goaltending of Brian Casey and Paul Shewchuck. Magna scorers were R. Roberts with two, G. Gentry, two and Mark Gossman. Assists to S. Taylor, J. Wood. D. Guard and M. Gossman. Shewchuck handled the goaltending chores at home and earned his shutout. Scoring for Magna were J. Tuck and Ray Roberts with Doug Anderson earning two assists. Richmond Hill ap- peared to have a letdown Sunday and didn‘t play up to its potential. They were also missing four regulars and this ap- peared to have an up- setting influence. They held the lead most of the way but {altered in the home stretch and lost 4-3. The Orillia team was sharp and took advantage of every mistake by the Magna boys. Scoring for Richmond Hill were: S. Taylor, D. Banton and D. Anderson. Assists to Brad O'Hara. two, D. Moore and R. Roberts. 8-12 â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday WITHIN WED. DEC. 8th 5}“ CAMPBELL'S \flTOMATO SOUP STARTING SEPT. 15m. EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT "r‘. ‘ DECAFFEINATED ‘ BRIM COFFEE Gamma ALLENCOURT W, W&WM.WHI WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES / \RED ROSE TEA BAGS e SHOP 'N SAVE AT 5: ORANGE PEKOE FRESH, PARTLY SKIMMED ASSORTED XMAS CARDS THORNHILL COMMUNITY CENTRE JACKPOT $1,000.00 "NO ONE UNDER 16 YEARS ADMITTED" John St. and Bayview Ave. Thornhill 7:40 pm. Earlybirds 8:00 pm. Regular Games RICHMOND HILL â€" The owner of the Rich- mond Hill Historical Society‘s Rose‘of Sharon quilt is Helen Stephenson of 150 Romfield, Thor- nhill, as the result of Monday night's draw. The beautiful quilt was created for the society by the quilters of the town‘s senior citizens and proved $0 popular that by the She wins a quilt This week's three novels offer readers who enjoy historical fiction a wide range of time periods. (‘eremony of the Innocent by Taylor Caldwell _ This practiced novelist wh05e Captains and the Kings has lately been a popular television offering, sets her thirty-first book in America at the very beginning of the twen- tieth century. The plot evolves from the experiences of a spontaneous. warm-hearted serving girl whose marriage to an immensely wealthy young man- plunges her into a chilling environment where an ambitious struggle for power and political advancement is the sole governing force. (Fiction) The Wild Life I've Led by Stuart Trueman The author of this lively little book is a Leacock medalist‘ an ex- newspaperman, and an astute ob- server of the Canadian scene. In The Wild Life l‘ve Led humorist Trueman describes his diverting encounters with animals from mosquitos to moose who seem to have chosen him. quite thoughtfully, as a foil for their own, slightly diabolical, senses of humor. (Non- fiction) The Nonesuch Lure by Mary Luke Mary Luke, well khown for her exceptionally- readable biographies , December 8. 1976 3 OT. POLY BAG 16 Oz JAR 10 OZ TINS The draw was the highlight of the society‘s Christmas party held at the Burr Craft House on Carrville Road which featured old fashioned games, trimming the Christmas tree with traditional garlands and Christmas ,goodies. time of the draw not one i ticket remained unsold. 5 NUMBERS 60’s ADMISSION s1.00 119 99¢) A librarian looks 3' "PW Markham Library DOORS PRICE IB'D‘DM WAILIK of Mary the First and Elizabeth the Great. this time chooses to use her vast knowledge of the Tudor period to write an outstanding novel which unfolds on two different levels of history Twentieth-century bachelor, Andrew Moffatt, following clues discovered in a journal written three hundred years earlier, travels to London to seek out a long-hidden treasure. 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