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Legion midgets off to flying beginning The new look Richmond Hill Legion Midgets got their 1978-79 York Simcoe Hockey League season off on a scoring start blasting Aurora 7-2 and Newmarket 11-4‘ “I just hope they maintain that pace," commented coach Rainer Weidenfelder who has moved up from the minor midgets of last year to coach the squad. He has most of the same minor midget players with him this season. The Richmond Hill Roman Corporation Bantam A‘s came out flying to down Bay Ridges 5-3 last week in an exhibition game at Bay Ridges. Jim Flett opened the scoring for Richmond Hill with Jim “Bruno” Kennedy getting the assist. Bantam A’s down Bay Ridges by 7â€"3 The Richmond Hill Roman Corporation Bantam A‘s came out flying to down Bay Ridges It was still anyone's game at this point as both goalies came up with great saves. I.“ ..... AA; MhAA hockey The Oak Ridges Atoms were off to a fine start in York Simcoe hockey league play tying Newmarket 4-4 and defeating the same team 4-2 in the second game. A hustling display from Barry Munro enabled Brian Dunnett to score from close in after the home team had tied the game] (The second period saw Jim Flett finding the net again on a nice pass from Steve Rumble. The Aurora game saw Kinnear Pontiac 1 Pickseed 0: McKinlay Drywall 5 Allencourt Pharmacy 2; Braddock Optical 4 Loughlin Lumber 1; Peoples Nat. Gas 2 Sardo Sales 2: Games For Oct. 28 8 am. McKinlay Drywall Vs Loughlin Lumber 9 am. - Peoples Nat. Gas Vs Pickseed 10 am. - Sardo Sales vs Allencourt Pharmacy in am. - Braddock Optical vs Kinnear Pontiac PEEWEE HOUSE LEAGUE Games Of Oct. 14 Rices Flowers 4 Barrow Insurance 2; Mr. Transmission 3 Cadillac ~ Bail 2: Shields Footwear 3 Dynes Jewellers 1; Games Of Oct 21 Dynes Jewellers 4 Mr. Transmission 1; ' Barrows Insurance 4 Cadillac - Baif 2: Shields Footwear 1 Rices Flowers 0: Games For Oct. 28 12:00 Dynes Jewellers vs Cadillac Baif 1 pm. Rices Flowers vs Mr. Transmission 2 pm. Shields Footwear vs Barrows Insurance 6% %. Here’s an example of how you might finance your future homesite. GENERAL DEVELOPMENT is now offering 80' x 125' homesites at prices from $4,695. Down payments can be as low as 5% and interest rates as low as Emerald Isle Real Estate Lta.‘ City . . . . . Telephone Name . Address Please rush me further information about the Florida of General Development. I am most interested in: Homesites SingleFamily Homes Mobile Homes THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. October 25, 1978 THE MAGIC OF FLORIDA Nice save R.ll.H.A. HOCKEY HOTLINE ATOM HOUSE LEAGL‘E Games Of Oct. 21 CAN BE YOURS TO ENJOY FOR AS LITTLE AS $49 PER MONTH amp“. n. REALTOR - BROKER [02128 YONGE STREET ‘RlCHMOND HILL, ONTARIO L4C 386 two-goal efforts by Randy Depiero. Danny Hen- derson and Shawn McDowell with Paul Harrietha getting the other one. Depiero also picked up two assists with Harrietha also getting two along with Ken Main's three and a single one by Joey Thurston. BIG GOALS In Newmarket it was McDowell and Delfabro firing in three goals apiece with Harrietha chipping in with two and singles to Main, Ross It was still anyone’s game at this point as both goalies came up with great saves. Donny Fawcett made one spectacular glove save but lost out after a goalmouth scramble. Before the period ended Richmond Hill's Barry Munro tallied an unassisted goal to restore Richmond Hill’s lead. The final period saw Roman's move ahead to stay with Kenny Jensen scoring from Steve Rumble and Mark Joslin. Richmond Hill's hard- checking game against a bigger team pleased coaches Brendan Wood and Tommy Sanlon. ' Prov Homesite cost $5,095.00 Down payrfient 15% Interest rateT'K: per annum Finance charge $1,775.42 Monthly amount $49.“) Atlantic Coast South Central Florida Gulf Coast Code Cramer and Doug Eldridge. Assists to Henderson, three; Mark Austin: Jeff Briggs. two; Depiero, two, Gary Boyle. two; Doug Jones, Dave Allen, Jim Roberts. and Thurston; and Delfabrol The team's lineup this season comprise Doug Macklin and Jim Roberts in goal: defence. Shawn Three members of the Thornhill Budokai Club came up with impressive showings for Ontario in the Women’s Nationals Judo championships in Newfoundland on the weekend; The Legion crew has now won eight games in a row including exhibition contests. Their record is six wins, three losses and two ties. Kim Mayne suc~ cessfully defended her championship of last year finishing first in the 66 kilos. Another firstept to Cathy Sheffield in the 52 kilos: and a third to Karen Sheffield in the 66 kilos. Thornhill Budokai Budoka/ Judoka win at Nf/d. That first game saw Kelly Rheeder scoring unassisted; S. Mieske from Mark Shephard; G. Brown from R. Labelle; and Shephard unassisted. Michael Smith and Sean Patrick shared the twines. Rheeder was a two-goal man in the second game, unassisted on the first one and helped by Paul Torlone on the second. Shephard scored one goal from Rheeder; and Mark Mitchell got the other one from Shawn Mieske. Dixie goalie Paul Fisher gets the shoulder on this Richmond Hill Rams‘ shot while his defenceman swarms over Bill Hanlon in Provincial Junior A action last week. Dixie went on to whip the Rams 7-4. (Photo by Hogg). GENERAL DEVELOPMENT also offers a wide selec~ tion of singlefamily homes, villas and mobile homes available on very attractive terms, These homes are like our homesites, situated in year round commurr ities on Florida’s Atlantic Coast, Gulf Coast and Souterentral Florida. 'Ridges (PORT PORT CHARLOTTEAST. LU_C|E Y‘ampa PORT MAL_ABAR OA-1-154A-78 Vlyev OA‘1-154â€"78 McDowell, Kenny Main. Doug Jones, Jeff Briggs, Gary Boyle. Joey Thurston; forwards, Danny Henderson. Paul Harrietha, Dave Allen, Gord Fournier. Ross Cramer, Mark Austin. Randy Depiero. Maurice Delfabro, and Doug Eldridge. Instructor Chris Toule was “very pleased with the girls” performances. The competition is tops," he said Toule was an assistant coach on the winning Ontario. team which compiled 158 points to Quebec’s 134, and British Columbia‘s 43. Coach is Weidenfelder; assistant. Tom Weidenfeider and Joan Eldridge. David Good- maker is goalie in- structor. “The Misfits“ downed RHMD 47-36 last week to take over first place in the York Region Family Y‘s Men's Basketball League. Other action saw “The Hoopers" tying “Doug‘s Dunkers“ 40-40. Greg Gates led the Misfits with 18 points while Roger Dawson and Peter Friedman came up with fine offensive efforts as well. The RHMD’S were led by Bill Munroe with 14 points while Sante Maiuri and Keith Brown played well offensively and defensively. basketball Dave Mercer led The Hoopers with 10 points while Mike Bransfield and Gerry Chaison were solid on defence. Doug‘s Dunkers were led by Rob Reinders with 10 points while Dan Moss and Gino Fogliato also stood out. YMCA in my 'office and in the Public Libraries and Community Centres in the Town on the 19th day of October, 1978, the list of all persons entitled to vote at the Municipal Elections in the Town of Markham, and that such list remains there for inspection. Notice is hereby given that l have complied with Section 25 of the Municipal Elections Act, 1978, as amended, and that haye posted And I hereby call upon all electors to examine such list and to take immediate proceedings to correct any errors or omissions in or make deletions from the list IN THE PRESCRIBED FORMS which can be obtained from my office in the Municipal Building, 8911 Woodbine Avenue, Buttonville. HOW DO YOU CHECK? IT’S EASY If you are 18 years old or will attain the age of 18 years on Or before November 13th, 1978, A Canadian Citizen or other British subject, and resided in the Town at any time between September 5th and October 27th, 1978 - check the list posted in a Public Library or Community Centre in your area or phone 2944900/887-5577 or visit the Clerk’s Office in the Municipal Building at 8911 Woodbine Avenue, Buttonville. APPLICATIONS FOR REVISION OF THE LIST MAY BE FILED IN THE CLERK’S OFFICE DURING THE FOLLOWING TIMES: "my" MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13th. 1978 IS YOUR NAME ON THE 1978 PRELIMINARY LIST OF ELECTORS? jOWN 0F MARKHAM @I MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS Weekdays commencing on October 19th and ending on October 27th from 8:30 AM. to 4:30 PM. THE LAST DAY FOR FILING APPLICATIONS IS OCTOBER 27th. 1978 Mosquitoes, Peewees, Bantam and Junior B boys and girls House League and Town Rep teams. 8:30 to 10 pm. All players shduld be dressed in full uniform The Richmond Hill Minor Soccer Club will wind up its 1978 season with a big trophy presentation night and its annual end of season dance. First, the presentation night next Friday at Bayview Secondary School for all Richmond Hill players. The times are: Mites. Squirts and Atom boys and girls House League and Town Rep. team, 6:30 to 8 pm. Fire Figh ters win 2 Hill minor soccer winds up with awards night Friday The Richmond Hill hockey Fire Fighters found their scoring touch last week and scorched their counterparts from York, 8-2. Rod Chapman opened the scoring for Richmond Hill from Dave Buckley and Jim Cartwright after 15 minutes of play. Dave Olson scored the second goal when he took a pass from goalie Blair Robson and skated the length of the ice to fire a perfect shot into the top of the net. The second period belonged to Chapman as he scored two goals and set up another by Pat Goode. Dave Olson and Dennis Buck picked up the assists on Chapman‘s goals. York got two fast goals at the beginning of the third period before Jim Lawson and Gerry Caume scored with assists to Dave Sephton and Barry Pollard. Dave Olson got the final goal READERS BUY Elle ll‘ihtrul (the liberal By J EFF WALKER advertised brands from advertised stores except soccer shoes and be seated as a team with their coach. Each player will receive a trophy and a team photograph. THANK YOU The club executive wishes to thank the sponsors of the teams who contributed to the colorful uniforms worn by the girls and boys. A big thank you also to all the conveners, coaches. referees. assistant coaches. managers‘ linesmen, supporting parents and everyone else who assisted in any way for their valuable time and efforts this season. SPONSORS The sponsors: Powell Plumbing. Mr. Tran- smission. K. Bentham Oakville opened the scoring in the second period but Pat Goode got that one back near the end of the period from Terry Haviland then notched his first of the season from Lawson. Lawson then scored from Dave Buckley and Pavio Sephton before the period ended. Rod Chapman opened the scoring from Pat Goode after only 20 seconds of the game. Oakville tied it but Terry Legge got that one back from Gerry Caume and Jim Lawson. Richmond Hill's next home game is today (Wednesday) at 10:30 am. in the Richmond Hill Arena. The Hill’s second game last week saw the team come away with an 8-3 victory over Oakville. after taking a perfect pass from Gary Vass. Gary F. Roseblade, TOWN CLERK and RETURNING OFFICER ' Sidewalks 0 her - Excavanng. . gun ' Septic Tarts 0 Oral (New and Repairs) 176 Weldrick Road 881-0069 CONSTRUCTION WELDRICK Res, 884 263‘ ' henchan ' Cuvbs 0 Drains Signs, Speedy Muffler King. Bell Canada. Caesar's Palace. A. Beattie. Mahay TV. Andrews Esso, Doug Chalmers Esso. Raywal Kitchens. Mac Fleming Paints. Sergio Bernardi Antiques. Jukma Construction. Continental Kitchens, Tournaments lnc., LeuschnerISpraying. Baymar Sports. Bildan Construction. Half-way House. Richvale Lions. Royal Canadian Legion Branch 375, Richmond Hill Kinsmen. North Richmond Gas. Rich- mond Hill Lions, Dondeb Construction, Eugene Construction, Globe Travel. Travelways. Cadillac-Bait”, Piper Travel, Ratcliff‘s Canada. Dynes Jewellers. Ronalds Printing. Lawson and Haviland Legge scored early in the third period from Lawson and then Rod Chapman scored from Gary Vass. Jim Lawson got Richmond Hill‘s final goal on a solo effort. S€ansg4uto Centre Labor only 4 cylinder 22%? 6 cylinder Prices in effect from 9:30 am. Thurs., Oct. 26th until 5:30 pm. Sat, Oct. 28th TUNE-UP 24%? 8 cylinder 27%? Save 15% on all Sears auto parts. Call for your appointment today THE BLACK WALNUT SHOP Sum OPEN THURS. A FRI. 'TIL 9, ALSO WEEKENDS extra extra extra Scholastic Publications, Richmond United, Flair Upholstering, Advance Masonry, North York Trophies. C & J. Investments. Tony‘s Angels. DANCE The end of the season dance will be held November 4 at the Rich- vale Community Centre. Avenue Road, Richvale. from 8:30 pm. to 1 am. tickets are $10 per couple and will be available on presentation night. Recorded music by the “(Mod \"ihralions‘ (llSC TUES. 31 ST vs. DIXIE Thornhill Community Centre ADULTS $2.00 The F I S H E R , alrlithhlck steel. bricklined radianthealerlhalcanhealyourenlirehouse.Dillerenlsizes and models to choose lrom â€" healer and fireplace styles. Come and see the Fishers. We want to keep you warm. Insulated chimney and other stove supplies at discount prices. 9201 Keele 5!. Maple 2% miles N. oway. 297 THUNDERBIRDS OCTOBER HOME GAMES 8:00 PM. I I‘ll IIII IILI 'TUDOR GLEN /â€"0.H.A. JR. B Sears accurate tune-ups for most popular North American cars. We'll install new spark plugs, points. condenser, rotor (labor only). scope check engine, compression test, adjust timing. clean battery terminals, check and adjust fan belts, pressure test cooling system, verity coolant strengthr check air and gas filters. Visit Sears Tire and Auto Centre today. Richmond Hill Hillcrest Mall 883-1 444 ext. 223 CENTR‘ THORNHILL jockey. Ticket includes a free late night buffet. Get your tickets now by phoning Jeff Walker at 773-4269 or Jane Ste] at 884-2560. Region of York Youth Soccer Association will be having its presentation night for all players November 10 at Bayview Secondary School star- ting at 7 pm. sharp. Presentations will be made to all participants in the Region. (Ed. Note: Final standings will appear in next week's paper). STUDENTS $1.00 669-9204 or call ahead