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B-2 â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. November 30, 1977 These members of the Richmond Hill Aquatic Club took Mississauga by storm last week as you can tell by the trophies they’re wielding. They were competing in Happy swimmers the annual Mississauga Harvest In- vitational Swim Meet. Top overall swim- mer was Richmond Hill’s Frank Bruhn. Galaxy Wins 3â€"2 By BOB ROSS JR. The Galaxy Novices edged City Wide 3-2 in Richmond Hill Minor Hockey House League action last week. Scoring for Galaxy was P. Verkuyl unassisted; D. Decina from R. Cull; B. Cairns from P. Fleming and D. Artenosi. D. Paterson scored both goals for City Wide unassisted. Other novice play saw: Allencourt 5, Hilltown 0. W. Tallis got two unassisted goals for Allencourt with L. Boff also getting two. The other goal went to S. Treppo from R. Booileau. Jakma 2, Bob’s Boys 1. B. Coulson and S. Orpanakos scored for Jakma with V. Capotosto assisting on one of the goals. W. Payne scored for Bob’s Boys. Bantam Surf Marine 3, CFGM 1. For the surfers it was Steven Irwin from Mark Lockerbie; Kevin Lee from Adrian Steenson; and Ronnie Johnson from Darrel Bynoe. Steve Taalman scored from Doug Walton and Mike Hegenauer. 3FOR LAWLOR Gormley Sand & Gravel 6, Dan's Auto 1. Pat Lawlor- fired in three goals for Gormley with assists each to John Adamsand Glen Apps. The other goals went to Neil Cooke, two, from Peter DelGrosso; and Rob Cashen unassisted. Scott Pipher scored Dan’s lone goal unassisted. Gormley Sand and Gravel 7, Surf Marine 1. Glenn Apps scored twice assisted on one of them by Pat Lawlor; John Adams from Apps; Rob Cashin from Dean Reilly; Paul Thomas from O‘Reilly and Cashin; and Nick Van Halteren, unassisted. Another goal was scored by an unidentified player. Robin Russell scored for Surf Marine from Robin Adrian Steensson. CFGM 3, Dan’s Auto 3. For CFGM it was Chris Reed scoring two goals with assists to Rob McKenzie, Rob Genoa and Mike Hegenauer. Fred Simpson also scored from Rob Genoa. For Dan‘s it was Scott Pipher unassisted; Bryan Cox from Peter Mills; and Paul Ohlis unassisted. Atom Kinnear Pontiac 4. Braddock Optical 2. Mike Rumble and Greg Moore scored two goals each in this win. Steven Grimshaw and Chris Pescador scored for Braddock with Jeff Parisi drawing an assist on the later goal. Peoples Natural Gas 3, Allencourt Pharmacy 0. Sean Dean scored twice for Peoples with assists to David Toporowski and Omar Grant. Omar Grant got the other goal unassisted. Risi Construction 4, Hughes Excavating 1. Willy Robinson popped in two goals for Risi with David Meacher assisting on one of them. The other goals went to Meacher unassisted; and David Carruthers from Stuart Anderson. Mike Nelson scored for Hughes from Robbie Klein. McKinlay Drywall 2, Pickseed 2. Bruce Smith and Tom Duffy scored for McKinlay with Jason Trenton assisting on Duffey‘s counter. Brian Hunt and Mark Shephard scored for Pickseed with Charlie Pick assisting on the last goal. Minor Peewee Barrow’s Insurance 2, Cadillac Baif 1. For Barrow‘s it was Shawn Galaugher unassisted; and Steven Laird from John Leach and Andy Shin. John Pless scored for Cadillac from Brian Bales and Ken Johnson. Rice’s Flowers 5, Charlton Hardware 3. Baif’s dance to wins The Richmond Hill Cadillac Bait Peewees were triple winners last weekend. On Sunday they came up with a fine display of teamwork to defeat the visiting Oshawa team 5-3. The fact that five Baif forwards popped in goals was indicative of the hustle and team play style of the peewees. On Friday night the Barrie team was sent home from Richmond Hill nursing a 4-0 shutout administered by Cadillac Baif. Again it was teamwork that did the job as four different Baif forwards scored-while a tight defence and steady goalkeeping by Dave Bone kept Barrie off the scoresheet. The “third” victory for the peewees was ac- complished by the parents of the players. They displayed a high degree of teamwork and hard work to run a suc- cessful dance. The dance was held Saturday at the Richvale Community Centre and THORNHILL AREA RECREATION COMMITTEE Place: Time: UPLANDS SKI HOLE. THORNHILL 9:00 AM. Transportation: lflT PROVIDED Programs 6 weeks Lesson 10 30 a m A 1 Saturday Jdl‘tltlly 7 1978 SrlItlltitly February 1! 1978 “2 Sunday January?» 1978 Sunday Penman, 12 1978 Lesson 10 30 .r in Pronmnts .m- rtlrxnnrd: run)» in“ Cosy 31:»II(i;)tit i )m tII'r'Nltil'llitri innr'lliil (unlit-(l registration 521 OD 0w LIIlILI (rm!) 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The peewees are grateful to the members of the community who supported the dance; to the parents who did the work; and especially to Linda Floyd who made it work. Scott Russell popped in two goals for Rice’s with assists to John Hoffer and Jim Bundschok. The other goals went to Jim Hodgson and Larry Walton unassisted; and Scott Massey from Hodgson. Jamie McGee scored twice for Charlton Hardware from Shawn Cooke and Karl Kieley; and Kieley from Shawn Cooke. standings to follow NOVICE STANDINGS W L T GF GIT Allencourt 3 15 3 Jakma 2 Bobs Boys 2 City Wlde 1 Galaxy 0 Hilltown. 0 LEADING Player a. Team 0‘1 :- -N¢~J>cfi1| a b 1 L Boff.Allencourt 5 B, Coulson. Jakma 5 R. Hubrrck, Bobs Boys 4 S Treppo, Allencourt 4 H Burns, Allencourt v 4 0 Patterson. City Wide 4 A. Mrnutr, Hilltown 4 D, Decina. Galaxy 3 B. Fredencks, Bobs Boys I S Smith, Hilltown 0 GOALIES Allencourt, J. Steele l Bobs Boys, D. Sharon 1.3 Jakma, J. Broughton 3.3 City Wide. D. Coluch J. McGuire 3.3 Hilltown, D. Flerner 3.6 Galaxy, J. Campbell 4.6 wmoooocrâ€"OH wwwbbaémww Hill swimmers in fine form Members of the Rich- mond Hill Aquatic Club performed in fine fashion at the fourth annual Mississauga Harvest Invitational Meet held November 19, and 20. In the 11 and 12 years bracket it was John Ciniglio winning the first place trophy in the 100 M breast with a time 1231.8. Other results: Frank Bruhn was selected top overall swimmer as he placed first for 10 and under in the 200 M. with a time of 3:137; gained a silver plaque in the 100 M Fly with a time of 1:396; three bronzes in the 100 Free, Breast, and Back Stroke with times of 1221.8; 1:42.4: 1:31.7. Bruce Spong came up with a bronze medal in the 100 Back with a time of 1:142; fourth in the 100 Free at 1:055: Harold Mighty fine scores at O’Keefe bowling By MIKE KYTE Dan Rankin, sales representative for Carling O‘Keefe Breweries, was on hand last Sunday as the first 10 game block was bowled in Newmarket, There were some very good scores turned in by the men and ladies, which will make the race for a position very tight and looks as if it will go right down to the final few games. Leading for the ladies are Sue Wise (2546), Shirley Yakeley (2429), Bev Gerrard (2397), Shirley Snow (2256), Marianne Snow (2236), F10 Blanchard (2228), Richmond Hill’s Betty Wolfreys (2213), Jean Wood (2177) and Marg Liddle (2176). For the men it‘s Ian Cameron from Richmond Hill with a 2826, Tony Di Rienzo (2705), Tom Horton (2697), Craig Rayson (2691), Al Snow (2681), John Metcalfe (2673), Ron O’Sullivan (2643), Jim Hoult (2566) from Richmond Hill, Brian Stiver (2556), and Bernie Baziw (2503). This Sunday bowling will be at Pro Bowl in Richmond Hill with registration at 9:30 am. and bowling at 10. MEN‘S MAJOR The Friday Nite Men’s Majors from Hilltop Bowl results up to and in- cluding November 18 are as follows. Mowatt Cartage are still ahead of Art’s Taxi by a score of 258 to 248 points, then it goes Superior Propane (229), Vercan Ltd. (206), Mobile Heat (199), Eves & Eves (187), Hilltop Bowl (169), Don Mills Truck Sales (158), Anderson Heating (150), Canada Bolt & Hook (125), Powell Plumbing (122) and the Fuddle Duddles with 106. GREAT SCORES There were some great scores turned in as Gary Palmer of Mobile Heat JUNIOR "B" :- ND IRWIN IN ACTION "EVERY MONDAY NIGHT" DEC. 5th BOND LAKE ARENA - OAKRIDGES 7:30 P.M. OAK RIDCéES DYNES BARRIE HOCKEY DYN ES JEWELLERS When it comes to getting around town it's hard to beat the Volkswagen Rabbit. Ra b nsir. lt zips in and out of traffic with effortless ease. It fits small parking places that others have to pass by. And it does it all on 47 km to the gallon ( 29mpg) in the C11)“. (Or up to 72 km/gal. on the highway.)' So if you‘d like to be your own transit company, come in and test drive the Volkswagen Rabbit. 'Bated on tampon (anode now.“ my method. “A fuel (oniump no. and zqwnmen W 8 P MOTORS “mm SALES . SERVICE - LEASING 10440 YONGE ST., RICHMOND HILL 889-7701 0 8846661 AUDI led the way with a 886 triple and 373 single, then A] Snow 841 (306), Gary Richardson 811 (309), George Cummings 785 (306), Corky Rumsen 775, Bill Harris 765 (322), and Steve Young 306. After some discussion Tom Price, who had verbally resigned as president, will continue the job for the remainder of the year. Lets all get behind Tom and give him as much support as possible. WEDNESDAY NITE The Wednesday Nite ‘ Mixed league from A B C, have shown that they can keep up with the best of them. Top shooter for the night was Ross Myles with 842 (310 & 309), followed by Gary Byer (807 (336 & 338), Craig Rayson 801 (307), Geirge Stepanovs 764 (277), Katie Weber (708), Brian Butler 701, Alex Marshall 700 (280), Dave Weagle 690 ‘ (306), Karen Kirby (686), Gord Cassidy (684), Don Dupont 674 (284), Rose Antl (641) & Heather Porter (637). Series leaders are the Blue Jays with 10912 points, then the Jokers 108 and the Diamonds 99. Positions for high average are still the same with Dave Alexander with 253, Craig Rayson 234 and Ed Weber 227. For the ladies it's Betty Wolfreys with 222, then Rose Antl (218) and Carol Belanger with 203. DO IT NOW!! 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