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Liz‘z‘le Kings tie 2-2 THORNHILL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 271 Centre Sheet 8895391 Mnmster‘ Ihe Revd IB Burns MA.B.D,.PhD, Organist: MI C HunL MusBac‘ A.R_C.O‘ . JanuaryZl 11:00 AM, Celebration of Touche to you Carpenters win 4â€"1 Barrie came to town Sunday night and beat the Richmond Hill Minor Midget B‘s 6-2. Sho‘ving the scoring way for Pizza were F. Barrie out-played and out-scored The Hill in the first period by getting three goals. The Oak Ridges Little Kings‘ Novices tied Gormley Rockers 2-2 last week in house league hockey play. Leo Cummins opened the scoring for the Kings unassisted with Shawn Douse getting the other one also unassisted. The Little Kings are sponâ€" sored by Victoria Square Lions Club. . ATOMS Oak Ridges No. 1 Pizza Delights. Oak Ridges No. 2. Gerrits Well Drillers. 3. This proved to be a full team effort by Pizza Delight with the boys playing good positional hockey. Always think soccer They came up strong again in the second with three more goals. Rich- mond Hill scored in the later part of the period, Pipher from Earl and Lockerbie. 8 am Holy Communndn 9:15 am Chatal Eucharist Senes lll By PATKELLY It‘s never too early to start thinking about soccer, Richmond Hill Minor Soccer. Minor B’s Nursery and Church School 11 AM Choral Eucharist and Holy Baptrsm Nursery and Church School 7:15 PM Youth Semce Wednesday 10 AM Holy Communion Richmond Hill scored the only goal in the third period. Doug McLean unassisted. The Richmond Hill Carpenter Union Peewee B‘s played host to Newmarket Saturday night and came up with a big 4-1 win. Presbytern St Mary's Anglican Church 10030 Yonge St 884-2227 Richmond Hill Clergy: Rev. Bernard Barrett 8844394 Rev. Wllham Prentice 883-4149 Rev‘ Fred Jackson 884-2418 Semoes Sun 8AM. and 10.30AM, Wednesday 10 AM. - 7.30 PM HOLY TRINITY CHURCH (ANGLICAN) BROOKE ST. THORNHILL S. 0F HWY. 78 W. OF YONGE ST 889-5931 V," N m! r MI"W4}4\W‘W ANGLICAN That's why in the very Sunday. January let Epiphany Ill THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. January 17. 1979 DIRECTORY OF RELIGIOUS SERVICES FOR THE WEEK Holy Communion Church School Presbyteens near future, Christine Crowe will be sending out letters to all the kids who played soccer last year inviting them to register for soccer in 1979. Rossi, M. Russo, A. Alworth, P. Marzilli, and R. Hudema. Assists to K. Heintzman. Rossi and M. Russo. Alworth played another strong game in goal. ’7 Drillers scoring came from Mike Douse assisted by Jim Clark. Frank BuSnello and Donny Rawding got the other goals unassisted. OMHA-ATOMS Tottenham 2. Oak Ridges Montego Forest Products 1. Mark Mit- chell got the lone goal for Oak Ridges. Montego 6, Schomberg 1. Guy Brown came up with a hat-trick with single goals to Kelly Rheeder, Grant O‘Meara Rasheed Saleuddin played a great game in goal for the Carpenters and almost came up with a shutout only to have it taken away with less than two minutes to play. Richmond Hill opened the scoring in the first period on a goal by Darin Grodzinski assisted by Carl Killy. In the second it was Jim Hodson from Ralph Seybold and in the third it was Hodson again from Paul Christiansen. Jim Formenton got the final goal on an unassisted effort into an open net. In exhibition play the Carpenters travelled to Nobleton to play St. Benedicts from Rexdale and lost 5-1. Richmond Hill‘s only goal was scored by Jim Hodson from Jim Anderson and Sean O‘Brien. ST. PAUL LUTHERAN 10131 Bayvuew Avenue 13 DAUPHINEE. PASTOR 9:50 AM. Sunday Church School 11':00 AM Worshin Service (Member Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec) LUTHERAN 9:45 Bible Classes 11:00 AM. Moming Semce 7:00 PM - Communion Serwce WEDNESDAY 8:00 PM. - Bible Study SUNDAY 1230 PM. Watch "The Herald of Tfuth" TV Channel 3 Bame CONCORD CHURCH OF CHRIST For Bus. Ministry call 88lâ€"2818 1100 AM. ~ Morning Womhip Concord Rd. 8. NoV 7 Hwy. A Church of The New Testament Order A.E_ Atkinson Mumster - 669-1831 A. Yong - Sec. 669-2784 BAPTIST ' RICHMOND HILL 9:45 AM. - Chulch School SUNDAY SERVICES INTERIM MINISTER DI. S. R. McClung ST‘ JOHN'S BAPTIST CHURCH 75 Oxford Street Christine is the Rich- mond Hill Minor Soccer Club‘s new registrar. If the enthusiasm she showed on the sidelines all last year is anything to go by Christine is probably hoping that she and her assistants will be worked to death on registration day welcoming back last year‘s players or friends they have persuaded to try their hand â€" or rather their foot â€" at this great game. Just in case there are kids who are new to Rich- mond Hill and therefore not on Christine's mailing list, advertisements will appear in The Liberal announcing the dates and places to register for soccer. and Jason Cairns. Assists to Shephard, Cairns, Gary Warner, O’Meara. PEEWEE Oak Ridges l. Schomberg 4. Jeff Mit- chell got the lone goal from Frank Rossi and David Koteff. Sponsor is Quality Woodworking Co. Ltd. Oak Ridges 6. Stroud 2. Frank Rossi pumped in three goals for Oak Ridges with singles to David Koteff and Bob Lusby. Assists to Robert Sanders. three‘ David Koteff, two In goal for Oak Ridges were Keith McQuarrie and Stephen Smith. Ridges with two goals and two assists with single goals to Lusby. Steven Whitehouse and Rossi. Other assists to Narduzzi. Sanders, Rossi, and Dave Lalonde. BANTAM Oak Ridges 5. King City 2. Rodney Gilchrist led the winners with two goals with singles to Randy Gilchrist, Michel Vanderploeg and Bob Mashinter. Assists to R. Gilchrist, Neal Wilson and John Lalonde. Billy MacArthur was out- standing in the Allan‘s Shell Service of Gormley nets. If you are one of those people who lose letters and never read ad- vertisements but would never fail to read Fred Simpson's column, he has some information that is worth cutting out and pinning to your calendar. That is. if you want to play soccer in ‘79. 10:00 AM < Bible School Classes to: all ages. 11AM. -Mormng Semce 7:00 PM -Evenung Service Libéral Oak Ridges 6, Stroud 2. Frank Rossi pumped in three goals for Oak Ridges with singles to David Koteff and Bob Lusby. Assists to Robert Sanders, three, David Koteff, two. In goal for Oak Ridges were Keith McQuarrie and Stephen Smith. Oak Ridges 5, Nobleton 4. Kevin Glover led Oak Tuesday 6:45 Boys 12 to 18 meeting at Richmond Hill High School 7:30 Adult Prayer and Bible Study Pastor Rev. Paul VIrr 9:45 Bible School ll AM Morning Worship 7 PM Evening Semce ADVERTISER Ptayer meeting Wednesday a! 8:00 PM, An Old Fashioned Country Church on the tdge of the Cnty BAPTIST CHURCH O‘AW M)‘W“*’;‘;’KW PREACHING THE OLD BOOK .THE NEW BIRTH THE PRECIOUS BLOOD AND THE BLESSED HOPE AT WELDRICK ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH Corner of Weldnck Road and Bathurst Street Rev. BI McSpadden Pastor Phone 88431859 Oak Ridges Dynes' goalie Steve Latimer makes sure of the puck here while a teammate and an Oakville Player joust for position in Monday night's Central Ontario Junior B game at Bond Lake Arena. The Jewellers won the game 9-6. (Photo by Hogg). 50 anht Street Iel: 884-3091 BEA O! ’JW 6 Ridges with two goals and two assists with single goals to Lusby. Steven Whilehouse and Rossi. Other assists to Narduzzi. Sanders, Rossi, and Dave Lalonde. REV. THOMAS E. RICHARDSON PASTOR TEMPORARY LOCATION Oi CHURCH OLD LANGSTAFF BAPTIST CHURCH 26 CHURCH ST. THORNHILL CORNER OF YONGE ST, - N0. 7 HWY. 10 AM. A Sunday School 11 AIM. WOTShID and Praise 7 PM. Gospel Rally LIVE IN RICHMOND HILL AND THORNHILL YOU CAN HELP US GROW A WARM WELCOME-EXCITING SERVICES FOR INFORMATION - PHnNF mum RICHMOND HILL UNITED CHURCH Yonge and Centre Sheet: 884-1301 Sunday. January 21. 1979 Morning Warship at 11:00 AM. Interim Mmister The Rev. D: Richmond Hill's next league game is next Friday night at Thornhill Community Centre at 7 MIDGET Oak Ridges 6. King City 4. Rick Greenslade scored four big goals for Oak Ridges with Charles Trask and James Cummins getting the others. Assists to Fred MacArthur. two, Cumâ€" mins, two. Rick Harris. Danny DeGeer, two, Nolan, two. Aldo Teofilo scored the lone Richmond Hill goal in the previous game on a penalty shot in the second period. Oak Ridges is spon sored by Alex Brockton E vergreens Maurice Poirier opened the scoring for Richmond Hill in the second period from Danny Jensen. Lorenz Boff put away the final goal unassisted. Sunday‘s win saw Rich- mond Hill well on the way to a shutout when Aurora scored with four minutes and 12 seconds left in the game. The Richmond Hill Evergreen Lawn Sprinklers' Minor Atom‘s A‘s bounced back from an earlier 3-1 loss to Aurora to beat the same team 2-1. BETHEL CANADIAN REFORMED CHURCH 148 Thomndge Dr. ThornhIH Ministet Rev. J‘ Mulde! B.A.. B.D. - 8895225 Service at 10:30 am and 5:00 pm PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLIES OF CANADA Other Denominations erim Minister, The Rev. Dr Norman McNanrn Church School dunng Wetshnp Nursery Care Available RICHMOND HILL ASSEMBLY UNITED Thornhill‘s R.I.C. Realty Peewee II's participated in the King City King's Court Tournament last weekend and skated away with the B championship trophy. Playing one of their best two-way games of the season the boys skated and checked with authority in support of goalie Nick Peirol who came up with a fine effort Cadillac boys Win best two-way the season skated and cl The Richmond Hill Cadillac Baif Peewee “A” team won their exhibition game in Georgetown 8-3 Monday night. Kevin Ryan got a hat- trick, Shawn Gallagher two goals, Orveo Paoletti, Pat Engel and John Zandona, each one goal. Scott Boyle, James Barry. Scott Russell and Kevin Mclnnis had two assists; one assist each The Thornhill Con< federation Properties‘ Peewee I‘s were ap- parently cooled out by the freezing rain on their way to the game in Aurora Saturday night. They lost 3-1. By MATT THOMPSON The youth bowlers of ABC Bowl participated recently in the annual Family Twosome Tournament with each one bringing a relative (father. mother, sister. uncle). If no relatives were available a partner was provided for .the three games of Scotch doubles in which the youth bowler and partner threw alternate frames. The total score, plus the handicap. determined the winner in each of the four categories; Mother-Son. Father-Son, Mother- Daughter; Father-Da- ughter. Winners in eac] division were as follows Bantam, Sherii Miller, Father-Mother; Kim Youth bowlers in big family deal onfederation loses each Better Used Car Deals Will Make You Happy recording a 4-0 shutout The game settled into a victory over Mount tight-checking affair until Bridges near London. three minutes remained Ontario. when Ceolin pulled goalie R.I.C.'s opened the Dave Nagney of Mt. scoring with a blistering Bridges to one side and shot off the stick of Gino then passed to Paul Ceolin ' from Ted Webber who put it into the Stephenson and Paul open net. R.I.C.'s opened the scoring with a blistering shot off the stick of Gino Ceolin ‘ from Ted Stephenson and Paul Webber. Thornhill made it 2-0 when Ceolin scored his second of the game from Brian Cagney. Early in the game Thornhill found itself short two men due to penalties for over a minute which saw them hold Aurora scoreless. This gave them a temporary lift but a third The Peewee “A” team lost 4-1 in Newmarket Friday night in a league game. Newmarket scored once in the first period‘ twice in the second period and again in the third period. Richmond Hill's only goal came with 14 seconds left in the game for John Zandona. Scott Steckley and Paul Joslin. Goaltending was shared by Bill Keates and Glen Harding‘ Weir. Mother-Daughter: Sean O'Hara, Mother Son: Bobby Hughes Father-Son. 'kaes, Lesley Fantin. Father-Daughter; Holly Miller, Mother-Daughter; Jason Mathewson. Mother-Son; Jason Holmes, Father-Son. Juniors, Jacqui McLaughlin, Father- Daughter; Lynda Bolton. Mother-Daughter; Tom Price. Mother-Son; Joey McWhirter, Father-Son. Senior, Gwen Deeton. Father-Daughter; Carrie Curry. Motherâ€"Daughter; Gary Byer, Mother-Son; Scott Rén's’haw, Father- Son. I would like to congratulate all the youth bowlers and relatives on the success of this tournament. It was fun for all. Mike Caruso then made it 4-0 from Brian Cagney and Jeff Clark. It was Stirling who handed Thornhill its only penalty midway through the period resulted in an Aurora goal after Thornhill goalie Lou Tonelli had stopped two pointblank shots. Half a minute later a harmless looking shot on the Thornhill net deflected off a Thornhill player and it was a 2-0 for Aurora. Aurora made it 3-0 late in the second period on backhanded screen shot from the slot. by Kevin Ryan assisted by Kevin McInnis. Op Saturday night the Richmond Hill Peewee team lost 3â€"2 in an exhibition game with Depew. New York. Depew scored its first goal at 19 seconds into the first period. Richmond Hill tied it near the end of the first period with a goal by Orveo Paoletti from Paul Joslin and Kevin McInnis. Paul Joslin scored the second goal from John Zandona and Kevin McInnis near the end of the second period, Depew tied it about half way through the third period and with 42 seconds left in the game Depew scored their third goal. All the goals were scored in the second period; Orveo Paoletti with two; Paul Joslin and Scott Steckley each with one. John Zandona with three assists. Orveo Paoletti with two assists. Kevin Ryan and Paul Joslimeachaneassist: . Sunday afternoon Rich- mond Hill team played its second exhibition game with Depew. New York. at the Bond Lake Arena and won 4-0. Bill Keates earned the shutout. Thursday sees Aurora coming to Richmond Hill for a league game at 8 p.m. and on Friday, January 19. at 8:15 pm. Thornhill is here for a league game. Thornhill defeated the host King City team 6-4 to gain entry into the championship final. The Realty boys jumped into a 3-0 lead in the first period as they recovered their lost scoring punch after the loss in the tournament by 5-0 in the opening game. Stirling went on to win the A championship 6-2 over Wellington” The last few seconds provided some ex- citement with Aurora picking up another penalty and Mike McLennan pulling his goalie but no further scoring resulted. Thornhill finally capitalized on an Aurora penalty late in the third period. Ian Crebbin dug the puck out from behind the Aurora net to Iain Smith who got it to Allan Bramson at the edge of the goalcrease and the “Dasher” put it away with 2:30 remaining on the clock‘ Sunday night saw the peewees taking on the Minor Bantam 1‘s in an exhibition game featuring Quebec Tournament rules. The Bantams won but they had to resort to using a ringer (some guy wearing N0. 1) to ring up a 4-2 score. Rhynold got both goals for the peewees. Mach. - Surplus - Equipment 245 Bowes Rd. Units 5 6 Concord. Ontario STEEL ALUMINUM BRASS COPPER Sheets - Plates ALMORE STEEL METAL SALES 669-2732 Stirling shutout Mike Caruso opened the scoring from Jeff Clark. Gino Ceolin was then put into the clear by Paul Webber to score a pretty goal as he drew the goalie out and slipped the puck behind him. Neil Thomas made it 3~0 assisted by (‘armine Mancini and Jeff Clarki There was just one second remaining in the first period when King City's Paul Hampton. brother of Los Angeles‘ Kings Rick Hampton. stole the puck and scored on a breakaway to make it 3-1. This seemed to unsettle Thornhill and midway through the second period King had tied the score. Paul Webber then gave Really the lead again firing in a rebound from defenceman Robby Starr‘s blast from the blueline. Realty then re- established its two~goal lead when Jeff Clark scored from Neil Thomas after a goal by Ceolin has been disallowed by a quick whistle. King came back again making it 5-4 but Neil Thomas stole the puck in his own end with King's goalie out and fired home the clincher with six seconds remaining John Paul played well in goal for R.I.C.‘s win. Realty's roster includes goalies Nick Peirol and John Paul; defencemen. Jeff Clark‘ Robby Starr, Ted Stephenson. Ric Metivier and Carmine Mancini; forwards, Paul Webber. Steve Redding. Gino Ceolin, Neil Thomas. Brian Cagney, Mike Caruso. Joe Lynam, Ken Steinberg and Bill (‘reagh. Coach is Jack Webber: manager. Tony Paul and Assistant Coach Mike Caruso.