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The locals downed Thornhill 4-2 and 5-2 to lead their best-of-four series by three games to nothing. Richmond Hill 4, Thornhlll 2. This game could have gone either way but the Richmond Hill defence played well with Rick Warren doing a good job in goal. Score early Thornhill opened the scoring early in the first but Richmond Hill poured back with three unan- RICHMOND HILL â€" It was two big wins for the Richmond Hill Black and Stewart in their York Simcoe playoff semi finals against Thornhill. RICHMOND HILL â€" Cadillac Baif Peewees bowed out of the All Ontario Playdowns in Barrie. Going into the game, the teams were tied at two games each, in a best of five series. Pat Gnale'écohd two for Herron and Grant added the other one with Cadillac Baif bows out United Drain showed its finest form of the season in this 4-3 win while playing Shorthanded. Savoye and Dimpfei scored two each with an assist to Chipping. United. wins atom title Glen Dimpfel led the scoring with two goals with Todd Savoye getting the other one. An assist went to Roy Chipping. Heron‘s goals were scored by Nils Norheim from Pat Gnale; and Mike Oldham from Grant Padley. Black’s lead series The opening 3-2 game saw a combination of good goaltending by Kaszuba and outstanding team work telling the story for United Drain. RICHVALE â€" United Drain put together 3-2 and 4-3 wins over Herron Sales and Service to win the York Minor House League Atom cham- pionship in the Richvale Minor House League. )iézfié'étézex», Mt 151:1?a'4 ’;g-ian~£,gaaqk 1‘42.A7;¢,,4‘5 1((lfi‘ffizivfiilyitf ~y§5xs4z~fr ~44/»’¢/.»eo fifx>t334A '¢Q,,x»x4>r,‘ lt4$£1£161 actlxxxv Aniayyw4 i’viiaxi,‘ v v, ¢ :45 OV' s « B4 â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday, March 9, 1977 On Monday night WITHIN WED. MARCH 9th A sizzling stop here by Richmond Hill Cadillac Baif Peewee Don Laird as he robs Barrie’s Gary Cry (15) from pointblank II'IUHNHILL LIUNS BINGO THORNHILL COMMUNITY CENTRE EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT JACKPDT $1,000.00 THORNHILL LIONS "NO ONE UNDER 16 YEARS ADMITTED" John St. and Bayview Ave. Thornhill 7:40 pm. Earlyhirds 8:00 pm. Regular Games 2 for Kalkamis Oak Ridges Gormley Sand 8: Grave] 4. Rich- Oak Ridges Doane Hall 2. Richvale W.P. Motors 0. This was the first game of the York Minor League championship. ~ W. P. Motors 2, Doane Hall 1. Richvale tied the series with Jimmy Lazenby getting both goals with assists to Chris Wanschura, Mathew Hazjan, Alden Ho and Larry Bukta. Doane Hall's lone goal was scored by Randy Gilchrist from Rodney Gilchrist and Dave Dalton. Baker's Sales & Service 2. Richvale Lions 1. For Baker’s it was Robert Ocak from Aldo Teofilo; and Teofiio unassisted. Eddy Keates scored for the Lions from Vincent Wong. Peewees Start slow Richmond Hill 5. Thornhlll 2. Richmond Hill started slow in this one but came up with two goals late in the first to take the pressure off although Thornhill came back twice to close the gap. Richmond Hill salted' time game away in the an assist to Joost Sajet Other action saw: Novice If was a do-or-die game for the Hillers as they met the powerful Barrie David Plaxton rapped in two goals and added an assist with Gary Bubeloff adding a goal and an assist; Gary Carvin, one goal. Other assists went] to Joel Reeves, Danny O'Sullivan, two, and Jack Vantol. Richmond Hill, although the score was 3-0 for Barrie, the OMHA awarded the game to Richmond Hill as Barrie had illegally played a suspended player. swered goals in the second. Doane Hall wins NUMBERS third with Joe] Reeves scoring two goals and adding an assist; Danny O’Sullivan, one and one; Dave Plaxton. one goal, Richard Hughes, one and one; Gerry Lawson, two assists. Jim Majury came up with the clincher late in the third and Bruce Buchan added an assist while playing a very steady game. Ted Inch came up with a strong effort in goal. The game itself was Chippy with both sides getting their share of penalties. ADMISSION ‘1.00 squad on Wednesday night and it could have gone either way until late in the second period when Barrie forged ahead by a score of 3-1 and scored again midway through the third for a final score of 4-1. The referees did an excellent job of con- gollingjhe game. vale Harvey's 2 (Exhibition). Ricky Kalkamis got two goals for Oak Ridges with the others to Scott Richard- son and Tim Stevenson. Assists to Scott Richardson, two, Sean Heavener and Carl Koteff. For Richvale, Tiziano Fantin from Joe Valisteri; and G. Wolfington from Marco Parmegiani. Richmond Inn 3, Loughlin Lumber 1. An outstanding effort from the Richmond Inn boys. David Ezechiels led the way with two goals with assists to Duncan Butler, Nel Cooke, two. The third goal was scored by Dean Riley unassisted. Louglin’s goal was scored Bantam minor hockey richvale Lone marksman for range in Monday night's All Ontario playdowns. Richmond Hill lost 3-0 on the scoreboard but won the game via a protest. Great grab Good effort Richmond Hill was Duane Aubie, assisted by Mark Stevens and Mark Joslin. Don Fawcett in nets did an excellent job of han- dling many tough Barrie shots throughout the game by B. McGuckian from A Kalles. HHU r. lVlulPlly. Peewees - OMHA Richvale Country Place Retirement Centre 7, Keswick 1. Paul Durigon scored two goals for Rich- vale with the others going to John Dehaas, Ben Carbone, Steve Mettel, Brian Mason, and Allan Evelyn. Assists to Ben Carbone and Durigon, two, Allan Evelyn, Dehaas, and Mason, two. The Richvale Thomp- son Moving and Storage team was knocked out of the All Ontario playoffs in two straight games. Bolton 7, Richvale 1. Richvale’s lone goal was scored by Owen Paoletti with assists to Chris DiPiero and Tod Dungey. Bolton 3, Richvale 2. Richvale lost a hard- fought game on a disputed goal with less C o u n t r y P l a c e Retirement Centre 6. Keswi‘crk 4. John Dehaas Richvale Suburban Durigon, three, Mike Landscaping 6. Oak Brookes, John Evelyn, Ridges Ellis Don Con- and Ben Carbone. Rich- struction 6. Richvale vale eliminates Keswick. came from behind to gain Woodbridge 4. Country the tie. Place 0. Richvale had For RiChvale. Paul most of the play but Mills from G. McKinlay Woodbridge all of the and G. Hussey; G. Hussey goals. from J. Vorch; Fantin Country Place 3, from A. Petterson and R. Woodbridge 2. Good Pamis; J. VOI‘Ch from A. forechecking and superb Patterson; A. Patterson goaltending by Doug from G. Hussey and M. Jones enabled Richvale to Murphy; and G. tie the series. For Rich- MCKinlay from 1’- Mills. vale it was Mike Brookes, Simon Boswell and Tim Richvale Suburban Boswell scoring. Assists Landscaping 4, Oak went to Allan Evelyn, Ridges Ellis Don Con- two, Brian Mason, Tim struction 2. Richvale Boswell, and Simon came from behind to win Boswell. Midget Richvale Suburban Landscaping 4, Oak Ridges Ellis Don Con- struction 2. Richvale came from behind to win on goals by K. Lockworth, G. McKinlay, M. Fantin and P. Murphy. Peewees - OMHA Excellent effort That is, he’ll service your Volkswagen or Audi, and with a passion. The way he’s been doing it for over a decade. The way he was trained to do it, meticulously, in Germany, working on VW and Audi. And the way he’s been doing it in Canada at large VW Dealerships. Now, Phil is with Autocare North Ltd., VW Er Audi. Autocars North is metro’s newest VW Dealer on Yonge Street, lust above Steeles Avenue. Phil, we are proud to say, is our Service Manager. He's brOught all his talents, zest and enthusiasm to Autocars North, and he’d like to serve you the way you've always wanted to be served; with care, attention to detail, and in the most inexpensive way possible. Phil LaCasae. Service Manager. Dedicated. Smart. Knowledgeable. His work is to service. COME MEET PHll. 6-6 tie THIS IS PHIL LACASSE. THIS MAN WILL SERVICE YOU WELL. au cars North Ltd. 7079 YONGE ST. (Just north of Steeles) THORNHILL, ONT. L3T 2A7 and Teve Mettel scored two goals apiece with singles to Durigon and Mason. Assists to Durigon, three, Mike Atoms Bolton 3, Richvale 2. Richvale lost a hard- fought game on a disputed goal with less than three minutes left in the game. Richvale scorers, were Owen All-in-all, it was an excellent effort by the Cadillac Baif boys under the coaching of Bill Wolfson, as it was the first time this team had ever reached the York 'Simcoe finals in the All Ontario Playdowns and the only Richmond Hill team to do so this year. The team will now enter the York Simcoe league playoffs prior to their departure on March 30 for the Perrini Youth Invitational Tournament in Framingham, Mass. Alas they went on to Barrie Wednesday night and lost by a 4-1 score. Don Fawcett was in the nets for this one and played well I’ '- Dial N33 Lt? 889-2001 Movers out The team will now enter the York Simcoe league playoffs prior to their departure on March 30 for the Perrini Youth Invitational Tournament in Framingham, Mass, 2 - goal lead p Woodbridge 3, Richi/ale 2. Richvale jumped into a two-goal lead in the first period but wilted under the pressure and lost the game in overtime. Richvale 5. Woodbridge 1. Richvale made up for its poor showing in the first game by dominating play in the last half of the second one. Richvale scorers were Loris Lazzer and Gino Di Gioacchino. These two defensemen played strong games. Assists went to Chris De Piero and Card Peters. Woodbridge held onto a one goal lead until the game was almost half over before Richvale evened the score. The Richvale goals were scored by Gino Di‘ Gioacchino unassisted; Rob Wagg from a perfect pass from Grant Clark; Clark assisted by Orveo Paoletti; De Piero from Dungey; and Dungey from Di Gioacchino. Paoletti from Chris Di Piero; and Rob Wagg from Grant Clark. The Richvale defence played a strong game and goalie Bil) Keates was solid between the pipes. The York Simcoe playoffs saw Richvale splitting its first two games with Woodbridge. Photo by Hogg Braddock prescribes defeat for pharmacy Schedule of events is as follows: Compulsory figures, 11:30 to 12:30; fun hour for the juniors at 1 pm. through the af- ternoon, dances, free style solos and in- terpretive dances. RICHMOND HILL â€" Braddock downed Allencourt Pharmacy 5-1 in Richmond Hill Minor House League hockey Atom action last week. Shawn Gallaugher led the win with two goals with an assist to Larry Curry. Other goals went to Larry Walton unassisted; Ralph Seybold unassisted; and David McKee from Todd Lawrence. Scott Massey scored for Allencourt from Brian Close. Other atom games saw: Hughes Excavating 7. Richmond Heights Hardware 2. Pat Engel got two goals for Hughes assisted one one by Chris Dewar; Vito Scalisi got two with an assist to Ken Johnstone; Stephen Byers got two with assists to Engel, Paul Smith, and Gavin Dandy; Dave Pollock got the other one unassisted. The Richmond Hill Figure Skating Club will hold a program next Saturday beginning at 9:30 am. and carrying through to 8 pm. For Richmond Heights Hardware it was Brian Winch scoring from Steven Laird; John Zandonia from Chris Babcock and Craig Stevenson. Risi 3, Kinnear 2. Glen Dimpfel fired in two goals for Risi with assists to Ritchie Pierce and Santo Russo; and Russo from Jamie McKee. For Kinnear it was Jim Hodgson unassisted; and Scott Braithwaite from Shawn Porter and Dennis Wintjes. Minor Peewee Rice’s 3. Charlton Hardware 2. For Rice‘s, David Wood from Andrew Field; Todd Sears from Field; Jim Walmsley from David Wood. David Bunker scored both goals for Charlton unassisted. Baif l. Barrows 0. Keith Banks scored for Baif from Stephen Mgrq._ Rice's 2, Baif 1. Field scored unassisted; David Wood from Field. For Baif it was Stephen Moro from Neil Mulvihill and Keith Banks. Barrows 4, Charlton 4. Kevin Cull got two goals for Barrows from Richard Gallant, two, Stephen Quigg, and Vincent Donatelli. Also scoring was Quigg unassisted; and Allan Bales from Danny Wilson and John Tyndall. For Charlton it was Jimmy Madden from Robert Strang; David Bunker from Tim Vantol; George Caron from Bunker and Madden; Strang unassisted. 2 for Grossman Midget Little‘s 5. Baif 4. Mark Grossman got two unassisted goals for the winners. Others went to D. Girrard unassisted; Adriano Marinelli from Dave O‘Connell and D. Girrard; Dave O’Connell from Grossman. D. Anderson scored two unassisted goals for Baif. Others went to Ed Welychica from Craig Peter-kin; and Neil Putnam from Welychica. Skater's show Sat. Bowden Lumber ll. Kent's 3. Brian Russell pumped home four goals for Bowden with three assists each to Scott Bartlett and Nick Assisi. Gary Gentry also assisted on one. Another three goals went to Bartlett from Jim Burnett, Brian Russell and RICHMOND HILL â€" ONLY Now every Tuesday in March is Rib-Day At Adam's Ribs. You get our Famous “Family-Affair" for only $1 1 97 2 for Dimpfe/ 4 for Russell . Another Adam’s Ribs Weekend Special! Adam's DinnerComplete with Beverage BY POPULAR DEMAND” 10594 Yonge St. nexl lo the Richmond helahls Shopping Cenlre In Richmond Hm Baif Wins ‘3? $395 March 12 and 13 only Serves a hungry group of 4 to 6 people. 2. RIB-BLOCKBUSTER! 884-9022 T h e r e s u l t s : Preliminary Dance Pairs, Kathy Thompson and Donald Godfrey, The program finishes with the presentation of awards from 7:51 to 8 At the inter-club competition held at the Markham Club Feb. 12, it was Richmond Hill competitors picking up a number of awards. richmond hill‘ house Ieaguq Norm Wirgat; Gary Gentry unassisted; Burnett, two from Brian Russell. Wirgat and Bartlett; Dennis Kane from Bartlett. For Kent’s it was Mike Smith scoring two goals with an assist to John Bur- nett. Mike Smith also drew an assist. Bantam CFGM 5, Gormley Sand & Gravel 3 (exhibition). Russ Thompson scored twice for CFGM from Alden Palisca and John Follows; Palisca, two, from Doug Eldridge and Russ Thompson; John Follows from Palisca and Russ Thompson. Jackma 4. City Wide 2. Dale Moore got three goals for Jackma with an assist to Bob Cairns; Daniel Jensen scored unassisted. Hilltown 3. Galaxy 1. Scott Young scored two for Hilltown with assists to Robert McMillan and Mark Diogac- chino; and Patrick Dickinson from Jason Trenton. Stuart Anderson scored for Galaxy from Greg Moore. For City Wide it was Cesidio Negri unassisted: Mike Nelson from Negri. Gormley scorers were Ed Opatowski from Ed McNally; Derek Simpanen from Dave Corless and Ed McNaIIy; Russ Thornhill from Kevin Luckasavitch. Surf Marine 5. Dan's Auto Service 3 (exhibition). For Surf, Craig Hinch unassisted; James Tuck unassisted; Steve Rice from Mike O’Donnell; O’Donnell from Ray Barnett; Barnett from Tuck. For Dan’s it was Eric Rockharts unassisted; Rick Hall from Brad McKenzie; Ken Thornhill from Paul Lawlor. For Shield’s it was Ken Lennox with two goals with assists to Bill Isotsos, Alan Jones’,‘ Jack Woods, and Wayne Langdon. Mark Tullock got the other one from Ken Lennox. Bob's Boys 7, Allencourt 1. Ttodd Savoye ripped home five goals for Bob’s Boys with three assists to Roy Chipping and singles to Walter Stock and Doug McIntosh; Richard Atkinson scored unassisted; with Omar Grant getting one from Walter Stock. Steven Lennox scored for Allencourt. Peewee Dynes 4, Bob’s Bottoms 2. Pat Morra scored twice for Dynes with an assist to John Osmond; Robert Apenis scored unassisted; as did Renato Minuti. For Bob's it was Tim Rowe unassisted; and David Noble from Wayne Moffatt. Brian‘s Shell 2, D & D Excavating 0. Peter Mills scored for Brian’s from Peter DelGrosso and Darrell Bynoe; and Keith Boulter from David Bynoe. Mr. Transmission 5, Shields Foot- wear 3. Jim Flett scored two goals for Transmission with an assist to Graham Engel; Dave Wright had two with assists to Flett and Tony Marinelli; Marineiii scored unassisted. 5 for Savoye first; Bronze Dance Pairs, Melanie Riswick and Gordon Cornish, second; Pre-Juvenile Girls Free Skating, Marie Guarniccia, third; Juvenile Girls, Free Skating, Debbie Godfrey, first; Novice Ladies Free Skating, Karen Putnam, second; Interpretive Dance, Gordon Cornish, second; Pre Novice Boys Solo, Gordon Cornish, first.