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Twin Hills leads by 2â€"0 a step closer to the realization of a dream last week when the Rich- mond Hill Parks and Recreation Committee agreed to ask council to allow the soccer club to use the old Canadian National railway station as its headquarters. Ed Kenny‘ who presented the proposal, pointed out that soccer has grown so rapidly in The. Richmond Hill Minor Soccer Club moved The Richmond Hill Twin Hills‘ Midget B Rams took a two-game to nothing lead in their best- ofâ€"five series against Owen Sound winning 8-5 and 94S. The Rams again let down in the third period Evergreen '3 falter Hill soccer club on right track The Richmond Hill Minor Atom A‘s lost the first two games of their playoff series with Barrie by 5-3 and 3-1 scores. it'was Glen Dunford and Joe Thurston replying with unassisted short- handed goals. 8-2 â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. March 7. 1979 The first game saw the Rams almost doomed by overconfidence with Owen Sound opening the scoring on a power play. This jarred Richmond Hill out of its lethargy and Galaxy, Ponderosa cooking! Galaxy Tavern defeated Richvale Transmission 5-1 in a sudden death opener to start the Richmond Hill Town Hockey League playoffs. Galaxy's four goals came from the stick of Ierry Havilland and the other was by Ron Mills. Assisting on the goals §v5§3 and 3-1 scores. That opening game in Barrie saw tension The third game is running high with Rich- IF YOU THINK TOBACCO ALCOHOL By PAT KELLY I I'lll‘“ IVDHUUV MUHVI ’FDII rA'I‘I'I‘J' DRUGS ARE BAD 0U IMAGINE WHAT THEY’RE DDINd TOYOUR UNBORN CHILD. 15% OFF PARTS As parents, you can reduce the risk of having a mentally retarded child by developing proper dietary and lifestyle habits during pregnancy Tb get all the facts, see your doctor. Many forms of mental retardation can be prevented. Your child's health and well being depend on it. For more information, write for a booklet on the Prevention of Mental Retardation. Rapid expansion has created problems. At the moment the club has to rely on, if not impose on, individuals to store its equipment in the off season. Trophies, team pic- tures, medals and players slated for Barrie‘s Eastview Arena at 7:15 Friday night. The Rams’ continued to apply pressure and with two minutes left it was Joe Thurston taking the puck behind the Owen Sound net and shovelling it to Russ Thornhill who shot from an almost Richmond Hill caught fire then with Eric Rockarts making it 4-3 as he took a pass back at the point from Ed McNally and drove a low, hard slapshot past the Owen Sound goalie. with Owen Sound scoring three goals to lead 4-2 with six minutes remaining in the game. were Havilland. Bryan Simpson, Jim Simpson, Joe Bryan, Neil Roberts, Clay Chapman and Blair Robson. Richvale’s lone tally came from Craig Shut- tleworth with assists to Ron Little and Steve Martin. Galaxy will meet second place finishing are scattered all over town. gracing the walls and mantels of coaches and other soccer sup- porters. NEED HOME Ideally they should have a home where they would be visible to a much greater number of people. Meetings are held in a room in the Town Hall. a room barely large enough to house the whole executive at their mon- thly meetings and cer- tainly not large enough to permit the executive to The duo of Dunford and Thurston combined in the final two minutes. mond Hill opening the scoring on Brian Hunt’s goal from Bobby Cook and Warren Payne at 7:31 of the first period. Barrie tieH it and then took the lead before the impossible angle to tie the Penalties game- major r91? i1 Overtime followed with Owen Sound scoring first only to have McNally scoring five seconds later. ' Then it was Richmond Hill moving in front 14 seconds after that as McNally again blinked the light from Steve Shannon and Neil McGregor. Jack Blyth Realtors Thursday night in the old arena at 6:30 pm. The second sudden death game had the Ponderosa Steak House battle the Three Coins Restaurant to a decisive 5-2 win. Scoringforthe winners was Larry Clewes with two goals and singles to OVERTIME Write to: Mental Retardation Prevention Queen’s Park \3 i K! Toronto, Ontario ‘3‘?)y \\ A1 MYA 1E9 4 Ontario Perhaps. Because acquisition of the station as a clubhouse, in spite of the committee‘s sym- pathetic hearing, is by no mea’ns a foregone con- clusion. receive delegations or to meet with other groups. It has long been recognized that the acquisition of a clubhouse would solve most of the NEED SUPPORT Much will have to be done. The club will need the enthusiastic support of all who are interested in the improvement of the sport in The Hill. It has long been recognized that the acquisition of a clubhouse would solve most of the problems that have troubled the club in recent years. Perhaps these problems are over. Penalties played a major role in the game as three of the Owen Sound goals were scored off power plays and two of the Rams’ goals were Shorthanded efforts. RAMS 9, OWEN SOUND end of the period. Aldo Teofilo scored from Danny Jensen to start off the second period before Barrie took the lead once more. The Rams played a physical game in the second encounter as they toyed with the opposition. Bill Waterhouse scored his first goal of the playoffs on a shot from the point assisted by Steve Shannon. Two minutes later it was Neil McGregor scoring from McNally and Al Duncan making it A] Price, John Mills and Errol Hook. Stu Thomp- son and Jim Roffey scored for Three Coins. The playoff picture sees L & M going against Ponderosa; Jack Blyth vs Galaxy ; Security Transmission vs White Water; and Gormley vs Barrow's. The third period saw Keith Norton, Minister of Community and Social Services William Davis, Premier 'Players, coaches, parents and sponsors will have to get invplved. The station has to be moved from its present location to a site established on Elgin Mills, near Leslie, for a complex of sports field for the Town of Richmond 2-0 for the Rams. Eric Rockarts finished the spree with a goal from the point after taking a drop pass from Mike Barnett. Owen Sound took ad- vantage of Rams‘ penalties to score three goals in the second while Richmond Hill responsed with two. It was Paul Lawler from Al Duncan on the first one and Neil McGregor from Duncan on the second effort. , Hill money The Rams skated away with matters in the third period scoring four goals to the opposition’s three. McNa-liy scored the first two on passes from Steve Shannon and Maurice Poirier scoring from Hunt and Cook to tie the match once again. Before the end of the period, Maurice Poirier took a heavy check and had to be taken off the ice by stretcher with torn ligaments in his shoulder. â€"Barrie scored twice more to finish off the game. The next game saw the Richmond Hill Evergreen Lawn Sprinklers losing 3- 1 despite coming up with a game effort. Danny Jensen got the lone goal from Bobby Cook and Brian Hunt. Despite outshooting Barrie in the final period they just couldn’t find the target. The move will cost Mr. Kenny was able to assure the committee that because of the club's sound fiscal policies, sound financial situation and the enthusiastic response the club enjoys whenever it solicits participation of sup- porters in fund-raising projects, the club can confidently assume responsibility for the cost of moving the station. In addition to that. said Mr. Kenny, the club undertook to bear the cost of- nefurbishing the in- terior of the building for McGregor. Mike Barnett scored the third with the help of Bill Nielson. The line of McGregor, McNally and Shannon teamed up for the final goal with McGregor pulling the trigger. NEXT The next game of the series is today (Wed- nesday) in Owen Sound. Spectators are welcome on the bus which leaves Twin Hills Mercury at 5:30 pm. The Rams are holding their Brandon, Manitoba Tournament Dance this Friday in the Bond Lake Arena. Tickets are $15 per couple and are available at the door. ‘ Charge it on your Sears All Purpose Account SATURDAY. MARCH 10 9 AM TO 4 PM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14 7 PM TO 9 PM AT THCRNHILL COMMUNITY CENTRE Prices in effect trom 9:30 am. Thurs.. Mar. am until 5:30 pm. Sat. Mar. 100.. while quanmlos last. A?!‘ SH" Call for your appointment today! Sears accurate tune-ups for most popular N ‘fh American cars. We‘ll instail new Criprnpion‘E spark plugs. points, condenser. rotor. scope check engine. compression test. adjusttiming. clean battery club purposes. The club would not attempt to change the outside structure and appearance of the building. The precise location of the building in the new park has yet to be decided. There is a strong possibility, however, that the station will in the future enjoy a greater prominence than it has for many, many years. It should be highly visible to anyone driving into or out of town along Elgin Mills. A visible link with the past, the building that many years ago was the first and last sight that people enjoyed as they arrived or departed from The Hill. The soccer club‘s un- dertaking not to alter the extefior appearance of the station means that a historic building will be preserved. Its use of the building as a club headquarters means, further, that the building will continue to live, to serve a useful purpose. This is an idea that David Fayle, chairman of the local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee. has long advocated. Old buildings need not become museum pieces, unproductive or' useless burdens on the taxpayer. With any luck, railway buffs and people whose main interest in the Richmond Hull 883-1511 Hillcrest Mall ext. 228 Sears station is its historical value, may be able to surround it with other artifacts of the age of steam. The soccer club hopes to use the station for at least 10 years; At the end of that time. the station might well become a very “original” entrance to the park. Use of the station, while it is the headquarters of the soccer club, need not be restricted solely to the club. said Mr. Kenny in response to a question. Other community organizations could use the station for meetings. TOURNAMENT MARCH 19 T0 25 RICHMOND HILL ARENA May be purchased at Russ Andrews Barber Shop 10,145 Yonge St. 884-9384 Newmarket 895-1623 Upper Canada Mall ext. 228 MIDGET terminals. check and adjust fan belts, pressure test cooling system, verify coolant strength, check air and gas filters. Additional parts and service extra, if required. Come in today! THORNHILL MINOR HOCKEY ASSOC. CLUB 400 DANCE Sat. Mar. 17th AT HEINTZMAN HOUSE $2000ICUUPLE 8:00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M. BUFFET, DRESS OPTIONAL A CASH BAR FOR TICKETS CALL ADVANCE SALE: 1 WEEK PASS ADULTS s10°° STUDENTS s6.50 CHILDREN 52.75 889-7291 especially during the off- season when the main purpose of the building will be storage of the club‘s equipment. The station, if all goes well with the soccer club‘s plans, will thus serve the community as a whole. It is to be hoped the community will take an interest in the station. It would be a shame if, because of apathy on the part of the people of Rich- mond Hill, the station were to become merely the headquarters of the Richmond Hill Soccer Club. MarkhamPlaoe Markham 883-151 1 ext. 290