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Thornhill loses 4-0 By PAT KELLY Richmond Hill Junior Soccer Club's chief coach, Frank Briggs, was delighted at the response to his announcement that a coaching clinic would be held from 10:30 am. [01 Friday night ‘5 game with Rich- mond Hill saw most of the ex- citement centred around the refereeng as ’I‘hornhill picked up 48 minutes in penalties against 12 for Richmond Hill. Thornhill Atom with a parade of [ cost them a 4-0 10 ' The usually rr Thornhill team t1 penalties than 80] most of lhe gam ’l‘hornhill Properties P their league beating Ricl‘ Newmarkel The officials appeared to lose their cool and forget the purpose of the occasion as first the crowd and then the players got an them. The scoring plays were 'Basher‘ Delhnnifrom from Ian Midget B Rams lose In lwo games with ()rillia tho Thornhill Bantam lls wnn con- vincingly 7-2 and 11-0. play( role. Thornhill‘ Bantam 2’s win Confederation wins In the first game Brian Masson started the strong 1; 'l‘hornhill ‘ Richmond Hillwas' 1 skating or playing as team and Orillia w quick to take advanta of this and score fc quick goals in the fi‘ period. The Richmond Hill Midget B Rams fell the sling of defeat Saturday night when they loss 7-] to Orillia. - MOR dear Janu b y 7â€"7 to Orillia Lib'éral MORR HUTCHEON hibition Thornhill jag ich 665 stand for QUALITY H WE In Memoriam lme while all in ally mildâ€"r eam took 1 Ian Bolton a a game slu Krulzler he on de while Ralp l Confederation Dcewoe 1‘s won both 2 games lasl week hmond Hill 3-0 and 8â€"6. They lost an lame to Aurora 5-2. ; appeared to lose forget the purpose I as first {he crowd H ‘was not advantage core four the first 1 [[5 came up penalties and it 055 to Bolton. nild»mannered ,ook nine more Mon and played 1e Shorthanded. zler played a n defence for till feeling the with scoring from Ammar Al W a S fence for h Gabriel any-killing pm. at Bayview Secondary School start ting January 14. Twenty-six coaches signed for the clinic, a number that is slightly more than ideal. However, bad weather, sudden other com- mitments, and, perhaps, just plain forgetfulness, have reduced the number actually attending to 20. That's just about right for a successful clinical session. The only goa} scored in the second period was by ()rillia. .lmmdi and Al Kiss. Mario Erooli from A] Speighl made it 2-0 by the end of the first period. 1\1-Joundi and Chris Beamonl made The second and third periods consisted of numerous penalties plus a' few dubious calls by the officials Richmond Hill‘s goal was scoredb)‘ Dunford unassisted The Twin Hills bounced back to edged Thornhill 4- 3 with The Hill scoring two goals in the first period and led 42 at the end of the second. Excellent goal tending BOVAIRD. Dowlhy B RIC L4G Tenders will be received at the Regional Office, Ministry of Natural Resources. 10670 Yonge Street. Richmond Hill, LAC 3C9 until 12:00 am, February 16. 1979 for lease of the following vehicles. The DE sub-compact cars -’ compact cars station wagon 8-passenger vans 12-passenger van 15-passenger vans IONAL OFFICE 655 5°9Tenders OHS effects of Friday night‘s game when they met Sharon and lost 3-2 to the fired»up opposition. Thornhill fell behind 2-0 within the first nine minutes of play but regained its composure and dominated play throughout the final two periods but could only score two goals. Chris (Truzet led the. attempted comeback effort scoring both goals on two perfect shots, one to the bottom corner and the next to (‘1‘ehbin; Steve Smith from O'Brien and Rhynold: and Robert ’l‘iberio from Iain Smith. Goalie Eugenio Colin and the defence of Powell. Troisawa and Turner were great when Thor- nhill was Shorthanded which was most of the time. Sunday night's game at Thornhill (‘ommunity (‘entre against Newmarket turned into a 1' ea] shootout. Thornhill led 8-3 with little more than two minutes remaining in the game and ap- peared to be thinking abut getting home to watch the Super Bowl when Newmarkel exploded for three goals and gave Thornhill Re Mar Deaths Ontario DISTRICT OFFICE '. ONTARIO losprlal on Thursday. 9, Dorothy, beloved avalrd ol chhmond rol Iva (Mrs. Robert Susan (Mrs. Gary by 7 grandchildren. een. Gord. Burt. Don ‘sled at the Marshall Richmond Hrll. 3E STREET HILL, ONTAR ments may be obtained at the following CAMBRIDGE DISTRICT OFFICE RR. 1, BEAVERDALE ROAD CAMBRIDGE. ONTARIO pment is required for varying periods 6, 1979 and March 31. 1980. lone Glen STRICT OFFICE OVERNMENT BUILDING by the Thornhill net- minder kept Richmond Hill from scoring during the remainder of the game. Thornhill scored the only goal in the third period but could not come through with the tying one. Good defensive play was the key for Richmond Hill in this game. it 4â€"0 before Orillia scored their two goals. In the third period Ercoli. Glenn Whitman and Jamie Grier wrapped up the scoring. The second game was clearlv marked as to con- tents, will be received by the undersigned until Tuesday February 6. 1979 at 11:00 am. for the supply of 19 vehicles for the York Regional Police Force. The information to Bidders. General conditions and tender documents may be obtained from the under- signed at 240 Prospect Street. Newmarket. Telephone 895- 1221 Or 884-9151 (Richmond Hill No), Extensron No 268. NIAGARA DISTRICT OFFICE HIGHWAY 20, BOX 1070 FONTHILL. ONTARIO LOS 1E0 MAPLE DISTRICT OFFICE MAPLE. ONTARIO LOJ 1E0 TENDERS Ministry of Natural Resources l4 - cargo vans 4 - 1,6 ton trucks 1 - 10.000 GVW truck 3 . passenger buses 2 ~ utility tractors 609 BRIAN] WARD. SECRETARY, \RK REGIONAL'BOARD 0F MISSIONERS OF POLICE. Tenders coach Joe Delbonifro anxious moments. Scoring plays were O'Brien from Hollings and Steve Smith. Rhynold from Hollings and Steve Smith; Turner from Hollings; Bramson from Torisawa and (‘rebbim Hollings from O‘Brien and Steve Smith. Bramson from Steve Smith and Crebbin; Bramson (his third) from (‘rehbin and Iain Smith and. finally" O‘Brien unassisted. ' On Wednesday night the Confederation team lost 5-2 to Aurora in an exhibition using Quebec Tournament rules. Steve Smith scored both Thornhill goals on breakaways. the top corner pf the neg The first goal was assisted by Stuart Kaufman and Darren Susta while Ralph Gabriel set up the second tally. The defence pair of Brian MacDonald and John Gilbert played well as did goaltender Jason Roks who usually plays forward but was called on to replace regular goalie Mitchell Avenus at the last minute. While Frank does not want any more to take the course at present, he would be happy to see anyone who might wish to drop in on a Sun- day morning to see what‘s going on. very one-sided with ()rillia having only five shots on goal. Whitman and Al-Joundi each picked up four points and Ereoli scored a hat trick, This was the best ofâ€" fensive effort of the year by Thornhill. In another game against Richmond Hill. Thornhill managed a 4â€"0 win. This was a clean, close checking game with only two minor penalties to each team. Ercoli picked up two goals and an assist, and Al Speight set up three markers. TAGGART. Mike and Dave Taggart ate pleased to announce the amval of their baby sistel. Juhe Alana. on Wednesday. January 10. 1979. Proud paients are Rob and Brenda Taggart (nee Murcon). The Bantam lls have shown excellent checking and outstanding goal tending in these three games with only two goals being scored against them Whether or not you ML and MIS. Pete: Rngon, of Getmley, are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter. Linda. to Alex, son at Mr, and Mrs. Alex Matthew; Sr.. 01 Richmond HIII DUNLOP - Courtney Leigh, born to Peter and Sandra Dunlap, January 22, 1979, at York Central Hospital‘ A sister for Kelly. MR‘ and Ms. Witllam Oostoft of Richmond Hill are proud to an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Lianne. to Mr. Scott Kerr. son of M. and Mrs. Raymond Ken of Richmond HHI. 5‘5 Engagements SHOWROOM 7685 JANE ST CONCORD MARYHILL WODDWOBKING & FURNITURE Kitchen cabinets, vanities, book shelves, Chesterfield reupholstering 881L8177 Mr. Grant Wells, Field Sales Manager, Metrospan Printers and Publishers Ltd. North Division, is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Bruce MacNeiI as Advertising Sales Supervisor of the Richmond Hill/Thornhill Liberal. Bruce was formerly with the Liberal’s sister newspaper, The Banner as sales representaâ€" tlve. To have Bruce assist you with your promo tion and advertising, call “5 Births Libéral APPOINTMENT BRUCE MacNEIL few 669-4523 have coached before, or taken part in a coaching clinic, you would be doing yourself a favor by just dropping in {or one session to watch a real expert. a couple of real experts, at work. Gord Barry. who has coached Canadian national teams, is as skilled a teacher as you are ever likely to get the chance to watch. He is full of good ideas and suggestions. But he does not spend his time just talking. He put his pupil~coaches through the ingenious. tried-and-p« roven successful drills that they will. in turn. put their players through this summer. In this he is assisted by George Barr whose triumph in the Florida Junior Soccer Orange Bowl Tournament in December may indicate what a coaching clinic can do for you. Incredibly in this day and age, the talents that Gord and George are pouring into the clinic are unpaid for. They do it because they enjoy doing it. In' amateur soccer, on the other hand. this kind of dedication is not all that rare The coaches who are attending the clinic will be working with teams all through the summer, without pay, and sometimes without thanks. But they will enjoy its Although Frank Briggs found himself with more coaches than the clinic could comfortably handle. he could certainly use more coaches. ,An increase in the number of boys and girls registering is expected in 1979‘ There were 655 boys and girls registered in 1978. Teams were in- creased‘ by 10. These figures represent a 23 per cent increase over 1977 and an in- credible 45 per cent over 1976. In view of this trend. the need for more and more people willing to coach or help coach teams is evident. If you would like to help out. drop in any Sunday morning to the coaching clinic at Bayview or, better still. give Frank Briggs a phone call at 884‘ 6625. 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