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The Oak Ridges Atoms came up with their finest showing of the season as The Epic boys have won five games and tied one to date having beaten Barrie 6-2, tied them 5-5; beaten Thornhill 4-2 and 9-2; Orillia 4-2 and 3-2. Comprising the team’s lineup this season are: Riding high in first place in another fast start to equal last season. Rick Warren,’ Brian Casey, Randy Martin, Steve Bishop, Ed Gun- dert, Al Clark, Reiner Pleshberger, Doug Lewis, Ron Abernathy, Dale Strang,‘ Steve Bowers, Tom Peden, Roy Russel, Dave Forster. Greg Walton, Mark Cossman, Steve Madden. Coach is Len Campbell; assistant, Jeff Watson; manager is Stan Bishop. States coach Campbell: “With Warren and Casey we have sound goalkeeping. Martin, Bishop, Gundert, Clark and Pleshberger on defence give us a lot of strength in these spots. The Richmond HilI Epic Realtor Juveniles are doing it all ovex again. Atom A ’s lose 4-3 Barrie started the game off by scoring two goals. The Bondsteelers tied it up with two goals, both by Derek D’Battista and assisted by Pat Dickinson on the pair. They went ahead 3-2 when Ttodd Savoye scored, assisted by Dave Repath. Barrie made a strong come-back in the last two minutes of the game and put two goals in the net for the win. EPIC UUYO Assists went to Craig Irvine and Kris Walsh. It was the team’s first they ' h‘ :h m0 5:33; lnsorKVe “of their 3-4 â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday, November 30. 1977 Oak Ridges Atoms down King “To Epic Realtors, thanks for your support. We appreciate your sponsorship and we hope we do not disappoint you. I am sure we will not. I think we have a fine hockey club.“ Richmond Hill Minor Atom ‘A‘s were defeated in Barrie Friday night 4-3. Sunday night was disappointing as well when Newmarket won 4-0 over the Minor Atoms despite good second- efforts by Danny Jensen and David Nicol. “Our three forward lines are playing well as a team and if they continue to skate and jell as they have so far they should do well. “As normal, funds are always low and we will have tickets available shortly for our New Year’s Dance again this year. Epic boys ‘ cflurora wows/craft WE ARE no.1 HOBBY STORE IN iYORK REGION WE HAVE TRAINS IIO.8DI MODELS SLOTCARS RADIO CONTROLLED BOATS PLANES CARS JUST ASK FOR KEITH Aurora Shopping Centre. ' Aurora, Ont 727-3631 (Over 30 yrs. exp.) BOB AT Ol’ they downed King City 3-1 behind the two-goal scoring of Ron Rawding with Paul Tor-lone getting the other goal. game in which they showed some of their potential playing a strong positional style. Their mistakes were few and all the players showed improvement in the checking department. 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With Hundreds of Best Buys and regular everyday prices. defensemen thwarted many King City chances. Strong defensively were Andrew Aldworth, Chris Mohl, John Bertelson and Don Rawding. Other hofise league: action saw: ’ Doane Hall Pharmacy Peewees blanked King City IGA 3-0 with Keith McQuarrie scoring twice‘ and Craig Bumstead; once. Assist to Gary McGowan. A good team effort. The Oak Ridges Chariot Colision and Premium Gas Bar Novices edged King City 3â€"2 behind the win this season. The Oak Ridges Hollingworth & Sons Midget-Juveniles tied King City 1-1 on a goal by Ihor Chornobaj from Paul Smith. The game was a clean one with only four penalties called. King City goalie A. Burbidge robbed the Oak Ridges at Miracle *Miracle Open to Midnight THURSDAY AND FRIDAY The Oak Ridges Hollingworth & Sons Midget-Juveniles tied King City 1-1 on a goal by [her Chornobaj from Paul Smith. two-goal scoring efforts of: Shayne Stevenson. Mark‘ Potts got the other goal‘ unassisted. Potts also assisted on one of! Stevenson’s goals along with Craig Spears. ' It was O'ak-Ridges’ first win this season. Assorted Flavours g? JELLO 3 oz. pkg‘ BEST BUY Tonic, Soda. Schweppes BEST GINGERALE BUY 750 mL ML. Plus 20¢ deposit Rggglatflor Mint CR EST TOOTH PASTE 100 ml tube Starkist Kent Cd’hcentrated Frozen 12-1/2 fl. oz. tin ORANGE JUICE : CHUNK LIGHT TUNA §ofI_Mgst DggAFpog. theg TOP CHOICE 2 kg box 6.5 oz. tin White 0! Whole Wheat. Rhodes Frozen BREAD DOUGH Pkg. 0! 5 - 16 oz. loaves Gay Lea Swiss Style YOGURT 2 - 4 oz, sleeve pak Jelly Powders teams who had many scoring opportunities. The same team downed King City 5-1 as goalie Chris Wood picked up his first shutout of the season. Scoring the goals were Rob Cummins, Dave Matanovic, Ihor Chor- Dave McKee was the big gun for Richmond Hill The Richmond Hill Atom B’s tied Bolton 3-3 in minor hockey action last week. Atom B ’3 tie Bolton WEDNESDAY OPEN TO 10:00 p.m. 22c The Oak Ridges Terraphane Mfg. Co., Bantams downed Oak Ridges Bank of Nova nobaj, Frank Bentley and Ross McDonald. Assists went to Rob Cummins. Dave Matanovic, Doug Comfort and Dave Forrester. with two goals with Sean McKenna getting the other one unassisted. Assists went to Dino Delfabro, two, and Danny Alexander, two. :5? 33°53'530LA 359 750 ml bit, Plus 20¢ deposii on bll‘ ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE NOV. 30â€"DEC‘ 6, 1977 IN METRO TORONTO O MISSISSAUGA O OAKVILLE O THORNHILL O BRAMPTON O MALTON 0 MARKHAM â€" WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. . Liquid SUNLIGHT DETERGENT Pre-priced 32 1L oz. bll Plainior Rumes. LAay‘s 250 9 bag 5 oz. pkg Hunt's TOMATO SAUCE 28 fl. oz. tin Bath Size Gentle Touch BAR SOAP POTATO CHIPS Coke ADDS LIFE! (RnfiiKPEEle-ssed C H EESE §EJE 5?: I 1.5 litre bu. Plus 30: deposit COCA-CO LA 16 Singles. 16 oz. pkg Penalties was the downfall of the Oak Ridges Allan's Shell Service Bantams as they dropped a' 4â€"1 game to Tottenham. Right behind was Mark Ryman with three goals; Evan Boyle with two, and singles to Alex Brockton and Lance Ryman. Tim Stevenson and Cliff Weston scored for Scotia. OMHA â€" BANTAM Rodney Gilchrist got the lone Oak Ridges goal from Randy Gilchrist. Scotia 11-2 behind the four-goal scoring of Paul Beck. §eé§a§e+1°i7iiigfiaf§iXRINE49° 1 lb. ‘ub Mita Man Chocolate Creme BEST PlflLLED DONUTS BUY ol 6 Available until Deeembet 3 only The Oak Ridges Atoms dropped a 4-1 game to King City with Peter Narduzzi scoring the lone goal from Dennis San- ders. _ They didn‘t have much better luck against Sutton losing 7-4 with Narduzzi getting all four of their goals. Assists went to Kelly Rheeder and Robt. Munroe. They also lost a narrow 2-1 game to 0m with Rheeder getting the only goal from Don Ferris. Peewees The Oak Ridges Atoms Christie's Pkg. 016 Available until December 3 only Pkg. 01-12 Available until Dec. 3 only LEMON TARTS mEYFOAM CUP359¢ Granny‘s BUTTER TARTS REM). Le"! Bgani. Ju-Jubes TREBOR JELLIES 16 oz. bag Hostess TACO & TORTILLA CHIPS 150 9 bag Dishwasher Olange Pekg SUNLIGHTI DETERGENT Prepriced. 65 oz. TETLEY TEA All Purl 5 lb. bag Pkg. 0: 72 All Pu ose FIVE ROSES FLOUR Oak Ridges Jubes Peewee Kings decisioned Sutton 5-1 with goals going to; Craig Bumstead, a goal and an assist; Frank Rossi, a goal; Robert Sanders, one goal, John Lalonde. a goal; Steven Arnold, a goal. Assists went to Michel Van- derploeg, Scott Richardson, and Neal Wilson. Billy MacArthur was in goal. Sponsor of the team is Quality Woodworking. The same tean was blanked DO by N. bleton. Glen McKenzie as in goal for this one.