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Gormley Sand Novices win Gormiey Sand 8: Gravel Novices played' one‘of’their best games of the season last week to nip Victoria Square Lions 2-1 in Oak Ridges House League hockey. Maple No. 3 Accurate 7, Oak Ridges No. 1 Pizza Delight 4. Shawn Mieskie scored three goals for the losers with Pat Marzilli getting the other one. Marzilli also drew an assist along with Andrew Alworth and Colin McGowan. Gino Rulli was the big gun for the winners scoring both goals with Wayne Kelly assisting on the winner. Shawn Douse scored for Victoria Square in the early part of the second period to tie the game. Other novice play saw: Gormley Sand & Gravel 2, Maple [GA 1. Curtis Stairs came up with some excellent goaltending in this one with consistent help from his teammates. There were just 36 seconds left in the game when Gormley’s Gino Rulli tied the game and just one second to go when David Piirto won it. ATOM Gerritts Well Drilling 6. Pizza Delight 3. This was the drillers first win in four meetings over Pizza Delight as Donny Rawding led the way with three goals and two assists. Other goals came from John Chapman and Les Purdy (their first goals for the drillers) and Tim Claudio. Assists went to M. Douse and M. Van Horn. Shawn Mieski scored two goals for Pizza with Andrew Alworth getting one. Assists to P. Marzilli and F. Rossi. Gerritts Well Drilling 2. Kirby Brock of Maple 2. Donny Rawding scored both goals for Gerritts, both unassisted. Brock’s goals came from Jay Kerr and Peter Orser. Oak Ridges No. 1 Pizza Delight 4, Oak Ridges No. 2. Gerritt. 2. This was by far the best game of the season for Pizza Delight with Andrew Alworth scoring two goals with singles to Fred Rossi and Pat Marzilli. Assists to Danny Millar and Steven Kyle. Danny Alworth was outstanding in goals Oak Ridges No. 2 Gerriits 6, Oak Ridges No. 1. Pizza Delight 3. Shawn Mieskie led Pizza with two goals with Andrew Alworth getting the other one. Fred Rossi and Pat Marzilli each had assists. PEEWEE Doane Hall 3, Meat Shoppe 3. For piogpej-Iall it was Chris Mohl from Robert Monroe; Willy Robinson unassisted; and Monroe from Darrin Clayton. Paul Miranda scored all three goals for Meat Shoppe with Ted Pichle drawing one assist. BANTAM Terraphane Manuf'a- cturing Co. 4, Bank of Nova Scotia 3. Karl Leivo led the winners with two goals with singles to Joey Weiss and Alex Brockton. Stephen Fraser had two assists with singles to Brockton and Jon Greavette. Randy Winter. Craig Bumstead and Guy Laforge got the goals for the bankers. Two assists each to Carl Koteff and Randy Winter with Bumstead getting the other one. Maple Lions 6. Bank of Nova Scotia 4. Chris Cook led the winners with four goals with Chris Schomberg getting two. Assists to Rick Pelong, Terry Legere, Andrew Reiger, and Chris Schomberg. THE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH &SAFETYACT. (BILL 70) 1978 A limited number of single copies is available from the Ontario Ministry of Labour offices in Hamilton, Kenora, Kingston, Kitchener, London, Ottawa, Sault Ste. Marie. Sudbury. Thunder Bay. Windsor and the Information Services Branch. 400 University Avenue. Toronto. Ontario M7A 1T7. The Occupational Health and Safety Act, 1978, (Bill 70) was given Royal Assent December 15. 1978 but has not been proclaimed as of this date. COpies of the Act are available from the Ontario Government Ebokstore, 880 Bay Street. Toronto. Ontario M58 128. Price - 35cper copy Ontario Ministry of Labour Craig Bumstead and Carl Koteff each had two goals apiece for )he bankers. Carl Barry had two assists and Gamer Collister one. OMHA Tournament play at Bradford saw the Oak Ridges Allan‘s Shell Service Bantams of Gormley win their first game 6-3 over Bradford only to lose the cham- pionship encounter by 5-3 to Sharon. Bfiéf'rv'i‘e Gusts Deluca Oak Ridges 6, Bradford 3. Bradford got double the penalties while Oak Ridges doubled the score. Jeff Glover led the way with three goals with singles to Robert Muzzin, Randy Gilchrist, and Neal Wilson. Rodney Gilchrist had three assists, Jeff Glover two, and singles to George Magerum and Michel Vanderploeg. James Barry scored the first goal from Scott 30er and Shawn Gallagher. about five minutes into the game. With just over two minutes left in the game, Scott Russell scored our second goal from Kevin Ryan. The Thornhill Deluca Dental Midget II’s bowed out of their best-ofâ€"three OMHA playoff series in two straight games to a tough Barrie squad. The Richmond Hill Cadillac Baif Peewee won 2-0 in their first playoff game against Orillia on Thursday with Bill Keates earning a shutout. Sharon 5. Oak Ridges 3. It looked like a runaway for Sharon in this one as the winners built up a 5~1 lead at the end of two They opened by losing a 6-4 game which was decided by the fact Barrie was able to score three power play goals which made the difference. Steve Lavine led Deluca's scoring with two goals with singles to Jim Jones and Carl Levy. Assists went to Pete Somers. Bob Thompson and Jones. Baif Peewees Saturday saw the Cadillac Bail team winning 5-1 against the Oshawa Dines Peewee team in an exhibition game at Whitby. Paul Joslin with two goals and one goal each for James Barry, Scott Boyle and John Zandona. Shawn Gallagher, Gino DiGioacchino and Kevin Mclnnis each had two assists and John Zanâ€" dona, Paul Joslin and Steve Ceballo each with one assist, win 2-0 On Friday Richmond Hill lost 5â€"2 against Orillia in the second game. Keith Moffett scored the Hill‘s first goal from Pat Engel and Kevin McInnis. The second goal was scored by Gino DiGioacchino from Paul Joslin. The game was a very close contest and it could have gone either way. Both goalies played strong games but the better Barrie backchecking and the manpower advantage told the tale. A thank you to all who helped make our Peewee “A” dance a success on Saturday night; especially Conveners Bruno Paoletti and Toni DiGioacchino and all who donated gifts for prizes and helped in many ways. periods. Oak Ridges, losers were leading 1-0 howevelj, came on strong with only three minutes andputmtwomoregoals remaining when before the game ended: . . . roofsville. ‘Kevin Oak Ridges 4, Maple 2. Regular league play saw Jeff Glover. Rodney Gilchrist, John Lalonde and Steve Dzstertag doing the scoring for the winners. Michel Van- derploeg picked up two assists while singles went to Rodney Gilchrist. Randy Gilchrist, Van- derploeg. Danny Sum- merhill, George Parker, Greg Harris. D. Price got both goals for Maple with assists to T. Smith, Kucherway, and H. Kaiser. Billy MacArthur played well in the Oak Ridges net. Rodney Gilchrist, Neal Wilson and John Lalonde got the goals for Oak Ridges with assists to Rodney Gilchrist, Randy Gilchrist, Michel Van- derploeg and George Parker. Sutton 2. Oak Ridges 1. Jeff Glover got the lone goal for Oak Ridges from Rodney Gilchrist. The CAMPING CENTRE Lafi Here’s your big chance to cash in on some real savings. We've made a special purchase of 1978 Apache folding trailers and when they’ve gone â€" they've gone. Get yours now for best selec- tion. The prices can only go up â€" so don‘t wait. 117 Langstaff Rd.. East, Thornhill, 889-3161 (Off Highway 7 between Yonge Er Bayview) 9-8 pm. Mon.-thurs.. 9-6 p.m. Fri.-Sat. 1-5 p.m, Sunday Heated showroom open 7 days a week The Coffee Pot‘s 0n APACHE Deluca entered its final game with Barrie knowing they had to have a win and led throughout only to have Barrie tie it 3-3 with only 2:17 to play in regulation time. Feb. 1-10. 79. Al Woodside MaIl. Agmcoun Pick Out A 1978 Apache at last chance prices. Enjoy a lot of great weekend getaways this summer. . . . roofsville. Kevin Bourassa was a standout in the Oak Ridges nets. Nobleton 6. Oak Ridges 5. It looked as if Nobleton was going to run away with the game as they led 4â€"1 in the second period. Oak Ridges then turned the tide somewhat before the period ended scoring four more goals to one by Nobleton. Nobleton got its winning goal in the third period on a power play. Oak Ridges 5. Nobleton 4. An exciting seesaw game whic_h v_vas tied 3-3 at the end of regulation time. Oak Ridges then put in two goals to Nobleton‘s one in overtime. This tied the playoff series at one game apiece. Randy Gilchrist led the Oak Ridges offensive with three goals with Danny Summerhill getting two. Assists to Randy Gilchrist. Rodney Gilchrist, Bob Mashinter and George Parker. Apache solid slate enclugn‘e myulal- ed hard wall and wool (nnslrucllou The RV that camps like a travel Ivai er and travels like a camping lrallel. Assists to Dirk Verdoold, two. and Reekie. it. They led 3-1 at the end of the second period but Barrie came back to win it with three goals in the final session. Deluca took a three~goa1 lead in the first period but rcouldq’t hqld MIDGET Oak Ridges Alex Brockton 6. Maple 2. Rick Greenslade rapped in three goals for the win- ners with Ihor Chomobaj coming up with two and Charles Trask one. Assists to Steve Nolan. Fred MacArthur. Trask, Danny DeGeer, two, Dave Mashinter, Chor- nobajt Bill Allen scored for Maple from Brian Hasselfelt; and Andrew Grant from Mauro Fantin. Oak Ridges 7, Rich- mond Hill 2. Charles Trask was a big four-goal man in this one with Lawrence Mallard, Steve Nolan, and Fred MacArthur scoring the others. Assists to Mac- Arthur, two; Chomobaj. three, Rick Greenslade, two, DeGeer, three. 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