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B-2 â€"â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. January 24 The Barrows Insurance Peewees defeated Cadillac-Baif 8-1 in Rich. mond Hill Minor House League hockey action last week. Leading the way were two-goal performances by Scott Massey, Ttodd Savoye and Mark Fleming. Singles went to Mike Oldham and David Strods. Assists to Mark Fleming, Mike Oldham. Stopâ€"Nâ€"Shop wins 2â€"1 over Jakma Stopâ€"N-Shop' Novices edged Jakma Con- struction 2-1 with Randy Cu“ and Rob Santha scoring both goals for the Barrow Peewees Win 8-7 The Richmond Hill Bond Sleel Atom A‘s dropped 1â€"0 and 10-3 games last week to Stouffville and Ajax respectively. Steelers lose Scoring for Richmond Safety at work Scramble . . . everywhere! two. Scott Massey, Larry Walton, Savoye. two. Brian Close. Jim Bund- schuk scored for Cadillac Bait from Jamie McGee and Robert McNair. Other peewee results: Mister Transmission 4. Dynes Jewellers l. Gord Peters got two unassisted goals for Transmission with singles going to Anthony Fusco and Allan Crawford. David winners. Kevin Lawlor Walker and Allan Gauld. and Cameron Blair each Other action saw: picked up an assist. Bob‘s Boys 4, McKinlay Craig Turner got Jak~ Insulation 4. Danny ma‘s goal from Brent Patterson scored two n,l v, , 1.11- Hill was Dave Redpath with a goal and two assists; Cesidio Negri with a goal and one assist: and Russell Armstrong with one goal and Dino Buffon with one assist. ,. . ‘ Hill minor midgets ' m a ke fl n a | s b ut lose Your |.A.P.A. has safety skills to share! (And it doesn‘t cost taxpayers a penny!) How does it feel to be part of a world authority on health and safety. without costing taxpayers a penny? Good! Now get your own money's worth! If you have a need for information or consultation. contact l.A.P.A. today. We‘re constantly up-dating health and safety theory and practice. at work. at home. everywhere! l.A.RA.. The Industrial Accident Prevention Association is totally funded by business and industry. if your company is in manufacturing or retail industries. very likely it's a member of |.A.P.A.! M4w 3C2 (4W) 965-8888 NON-PROFIT 0 BUSINESS FUNDED 0 SINCE IOI7 Industrial Accident Prevention Association 2 Bloor Street East 23rd F|00r. Toronto. Ontario 1979 Somewhere beneath all that human flesh is the Shield's Footwear goalie in this piece of action-packed drama around the net in a game with Rice‘s Flowers in Richmond Hill Minor House League play on the weekend. Rice's went on to win the game 3-1. (Photo by Hogg). Meacher scored for Dynes Jewellers from Chris Dewar. Shield's Footwear 3. Rice‘s Flowers 1‘. For Shield‘s it was Ken Harrington unassisted: Santo Russo from Todd Lawrence: and Shawn Porter from Ken Harrington and P. Lyons. ATOMS Kinnear Pontiac 4. Braddock Optical 2. Jeff Patterson scored two goals for Bob's while Derek Flood and Chris Dickinson each had one. Robbie Patterson. Danny Paterson, Jeff Macey‘ Glen Murray and Sean Nicol all had an assist Paul Black. Steve Wingate. Nick Tsioros and Jeff Ca‘mpbell scored the goals for McKinlay. Black also had two assists. Rumble scored two unassisted goals for the winners with singles to Joe Apps and Chris Broscher. Robbie Nichol scored both goals for Braddock with Tom Duffy assisting 9n both of them. LougTIlin Lumber 5, McKinlay Drywall 3. For Loughlin it was Mike Neison from Paul Verkuyl: Chris Finkle from Gus Karvouniaris and Sean Dean; Anthony Suchy from Matt Lawlor and Mike Kenny; and an unidentified player from Mike Nelson. Allencourt Pharmacy 10. Sardo Sales 3. Jeff Marrin scored three unassisted goals. Others went to David Carruthers from Andrew Tanaka and Tony Dicessare; Richard Van Dyke from Decessare; Tanaka from Scott Merilees; Sid Peters‘ two, from Scott Merilees and Daryl Dino Dicena scored all three goals for McKinlay with Robert Cairns assisting on one of them. Peoples Natural Gas 3. Pickseed 0. 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Electronically spin balance all four wheels. 3.“ Only Prices {n effect from 9:30 am. Thurs., The Richmond Hill Minor Midget Bs par- ticipated in the Norwood Midget A Tournament last week and got all the way to the championship finals before losing 103 to Little Britain. Richmond Hill was impressive in its first two games downing Wark- worth 8-2 before disposing of Norwood 5-0 to get into the championship finals. That final saw both teams tied at 1-1 in the first period with Little Britain soring first and then Richmond Hill‘s Andy Shaw tying it from MacLeani . Little Britain went ahead in the second but Richmond Hill came right back to tie it with Rick Scragg scoring from Darrell Bynoe. Two more goals by Little Britain was matched by only one for the Hill from the stick of Doug Walton from Jim Barton and Doug MacLean. 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