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Great bowling day for Hill Tykers Oak Ridges Novices won two lopsided vic- tories against teams from Maple last week in York Minor Hockey League skirmishes. Tie Gormley Sand & Gravel-sponsored Little G o a l i e s K e i t h McQuarrie and Stephen Smith were a pretty hot combination for the Oak Ridges Peewees last week as they came up with back-to-back shutouts in York Simcoe hockey play. Goalies shine for Ridges By MATT THOMPSON It was a great bowling day at ABC Bowl for the Tykes with David Surowiec leading the way with an excellent 136 single and a 271 double. Other good singles were shot by Craig Gilles (112), Stephen Rozinka (103), and Glen Murphy (101). High doubles were turned in by Glen Murphy (161). Craig Gilles (198) and Jason Positano rolled a 179 for two games. For the girls it was Lesley Fantin shooting a great 136 single and 227 double. Kathy Smith was second with an 85 single, 168 double Tracy Monahan scored a 148 for two games. In the Bantam division it was Gary Kehoe leading the pack for the boys as he shot a 192 single and a 465 triple. John Surowiec also turned in a good score of 173. Oak Ridges Novices win big, big High triples were turned in by Scott Rice (442), Michael Connolly (430), Tim Gibbens (404) and Jim Hughes (403). Greg Byer rolled an excellent 254 single and a great 694 triple for the juniors'division. Mark Dimpfel was next with a 193 single, 3 531 triple. Chris Pescador also shot a nice triple with 522‘ Sherri Miller was high for the girls with a 172 single and a 434 triple. Donna Freedland rolled a 162 single and Michelle Byer shot a nice triple of 416. Dunkers, Hoopers In first 0n the girls side it was Sue Campbell rolling three excellent games 8-2 â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. November 8. 1978 Doug's Dunkers and The Hoopers are both tied for first place as a result of wins last week in York Region Family YMCA Men's Basketball League play. It was strictly a one- sided battle last Wed- nesday as Doug‘s Dunkers bombed The Misfits 67â€"35 with team captain Doug Hancey shotting for 17 of those points. Gino Foglioto and Don Moss proved impossible to beat on defence while Gino also played a strong game offensively as well. The Misfits had their hands full the whole game but did manage to get 35 points thanks to the strong inside shooting of Stan Snider and outside help from Peter Friedâ€" man and Greg Gates. The second game saw the Hoopers downing R.H.M.D,‘s. The first half of the game was very wide open with very few fouls while the second half of the match proved to be very controlled for the Hoopers. It was the deadly duo of Dave Mercher with 20 points and Dave Waller with 17 points that did most of the damage for the winners. Craig' Stoness played extremely well at guard turning the ball over many times. The'éarfies saw Oak For RfH.M.D.'s it was Keith Brown doing most of the damage with 12 points with lots of help from Mike Gorman and Sante Maiuri on defence. Team Doug’s Bunkers The Hoovers The Misfits R‘H.M.D.'s Games are played every Wednesday night at 7:30 pm. and 9:30 p.m.. at Bayview Secondary School. Admission is free, visitors welcomed. STANDINGS Kings drubbed Maple Hardware 11-1 and IGA 4- 0 to remain the only unbeaten team in this division. VJason Cairn, led the way for the winners scoring four goals with Frank Rossi was “Mr. Success" in the 7-0 triumph scoring {our of the goals with singles to Mike Kalkanis, David Koteff, and Kevin Glover. Koteff picked up three assists with others to Ridges downing Nobleton 3â€"0 and King City 74_J_._’_ with her highest being a 294. Her triple for the day was 566. Stephanie Gibbens rolled a 214 single and a 505 triple. Linda Reisenweber turned in a 463 for three games. Last Sunday saw Dave Kehoe turn in a sen- sational 301 single and a 727 triple for the Seniors. Gary Byer also had a n-I-I-III-III-------â€"â€"----â€"-----q I'--------------------------------I NOVEMBER HOME GAMES 8:00 PM. TUES. 14TH VS- GEORGETOWN TUES. 21 ST VS. BARRIE FRI. 24TH VS. ORILLIA ADULTS $2.00 l-------------------------III-II! THUNDERBIRDS Thornhill Community Centre Ziebart Protect your car's most vulnerable pomts. from the constant abraSIon of sand. gravel and salt Now Ziebart means Avmlable Set of four. Installation included. -' THORNHILL Wigwam" Formula Z It's the uttimate rust protection and only Ziebart has it. The culmination of 20 years of research into the science of fighting rust. Formula Z was specifically designed to be compatible with the materials used by today's automobile manu- facturers. So get Ziebart Formula Z Because it's us or rust! (Only one coupon valid per purchase) Ziebart's exclusive ShineGuard process will give your car‘s paint surface a minor finish. ShineGuord is electrochemically bonded to your car‘s surface to give it that “just waxed" look year after year. We even guarantee the shine for three years. (Only one coupon valid per purchase.) Ziebart David Piirto and Philip Hoover getting two each. The other scorers were unidentified. Don Cameron scored the only goal for the losers to spoil 5 shutout bid by Danny Aldworth. Robert Sanders. also three. Mike Kalkanis, Rossi, Jeff Mitchell, and Peter Narduzzi. The win against Nobleton saw goals by Robert Sanders unassisted; David Koteff from Frank Rossi; and Rossi from Sanders. The Heather Wolfrey led the girls with a high single of 243 plus a 605 triple. Lorraine Peel rolled a 235 single and a 611 triple. Audrey Burns turned in a 230 single and the high triple of 641. good day as he shot a 253 single and a 723 triple. A'nother good game was shot by Matt Thompson with 256. . STUDENTS $1 .00 our regular price on Splash Guards& Ziebart Seat & Rug Guard THE MIRROR FINISH INTRODUCTORY OFFER CHARGsz 884-3491 The second loss was by a slightly less depressing 4-0 score. Goalie Richard Wilkins picked up the shutout for Oak Ridges. Fred Rossi led the win- ners‘ offense with two goals with singles to Leo HAT-TRICK Bantam: Oak Ridges 5. Nobleton 3. Jeff Glover came up with the hat- trick in this one with single goals to George Parker. and Bob Mashinter. Assists to Bob Mashinter. Rodney Gilchrist and Michel Vanderploeg. Midget: Oak Ridges Alex Brockton 3. Nobleton 1. For Brockton it was Rick Harris from James Cummings and Fred MacArthur; Steve Nolan Peeweesaf‘e Sponsored by from James Cummings Atoms: Oak Ridges 1. Quality WOOdWOFking and MacArthur; and Maple Atoms 11‘s 7. M. Co., Ltd. Steve Nolan unassisted. Douse got_the lofne goal - K for Oak Rldges rom . “mfg? flygunm : Brockton 4, King City 1. Warner. This was the league opener for the Allan‘s Shell Service of Gormley sponsored team and they had the upperhand all the way leading by 5-1 at one point. for REGIONAL COUNCILLOR INFORMATION I, 884 IT'S UP TO YOU WHO CONTROLS OUR COMMUNITY ON NOV. 13th PLEASE VOTE LOU WAINWRIGHT \\; $ OFF . // Coupon exp‘res Nov. 30, 1978 Coupon expires Nov. 30, 1978 Richmond Hill I 59 Newkirk Rd. I Cummins and Ian San- derson. Other play saw: ATOM Brock remained on top of its division with a 7-1 victory over Oak Ridges. Coach Howard Porter Brockton 4. King City I. For Oak Ridges it was Danny DeGeer and Fred MacArthur and Mark Ryman; Steve Nolan from DeGeer; Ihor Chornobaj from Rick Greenslade; and James Cummins from Green- slade. Ray Mondolo scored for King City. Juvenile: Maple 4. Oak Ridges 1. Dave Matanovic got lone Oak Ridges goal from Kevin Novice: Gerrits Well Drilling 4, Victoria Square Lions Club 1. Fred Rossi got the lone goal for the Little Kings from Ian Sanderson Hubbard Includes both seats & rugs. HOUSE LEAGUE 8841669 ‘820 I said it was a strong team effort as the goals were divided among six players. Darryl Porter scored two goals and assisted on Marco Durantes' goal to lead his team. Other Bantam-York Minor. Maple Bantams 5, Oak Ridges Terraphane Manufacturing and Van Conversion 2. Bruno Bathstella scored twice for the winners with singles to Chris Cook, Moro Bathstella and Tony Gianola. Bathstella also got two assists with single assists to Ken Vincent, Lee Ferguiore, Tony Gianola. Alex Brockton and Stephen Fraser scored for Oak Ridges with Brockton also picking up an assist. Midget-Juveniles. House League: Oak Ridges Ellis Don 2. Rich- mond Hill I. For Oak Ridges it was Ross MacDonald from Cliff Weston; and Lance Ryman from Cliff Weston. Rick Kalkanis was brilliant in goal. 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HOURS: MON. - FR: 8 AM. to 5:30 P.M. SERVICE: TUES 8THURS: 8:00 AM. - 10:00 P.M. SAT: 8:00 A.M.-12 NOON The last day an appointment of Voting Proxy may be certified by the Clerk is Monday, November 13th, 1978 at the hour of 5:00 pm. Notice is hereby given that a Poll will be held on Monday, November 13th, 1978, for the election of candidates to the following offices: Regional Councillor (Three to be elected by general vote over the whole of the Town.) Councillor (One to be elected in each of the Wards l to 5 inclusive.) Member of York County Board of Education (Five to be elected by Public School Electors) as follows: York Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board (five to be elected by general vote of the Separate School Electors over the whole of the Town.) ELECTION DAY - MONDAY NOVEMBER 13th, 1978 POLLS OPEN - 11:00 AM. to 8:00 PM PLEASE VOTE EARLY! APPOINTMENT OF VOTING PROXY Yonge St. N., Newmarket (just north of the Upper Canada Mall) MUNICIPAL ELECTION ag/ $5M NOTICE OF POLL TOWN OF MARKHAM AREA 1 (Wards 1, 2 & 7) - 2 members AREA 2 (Wards 3 & 6) - 1 member AREA 3 (Wards 4 & 5) - 2 members They constantly kept pressure on the Doane goalie until they scored eight times. winning 8-1. David Allen scored two goals and played a strong game with Ben Moore, Mike Limoges, Greg Cober, Ettore Corsetti, John Glass and Paul Miranda getting one goal each. BANTAM This division looks to be very physical with lots of hard hitting as the referees handed out 12 penalties including a misconduct and an automatic. 0 Why fight traffic going south when you can get expert service and parts just around the corner and traffic jams to put up Gary F. Roseblade, Town Clerk and Returning Officer. FREE cooling system specl OPressure test cooling system Olnspect hoses Olnspect antifreeze gravity olnspect heater 8 defroster Olnspect shutters for proper operation and lubricate Scoring for the winners were Bruno Battistella with two goals and two assists and Tony Gian- cola, Chris Cook and Mauro Battistella getting one each. Scoring for Oak Ridges were Alex Brockton and Stephen Fraser. This was the first game of the season between Oak Ridges and Maple. with Maple winning 5-2. No information was received from the Rich- mond Hill game in the Midget-Juvenile division. Offer Expires Nov. 30/78 I.H. ANTIFREEZE ’4” Gal