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Gadsby bowls way to a silver medal The Richmond Hill (‘adillac Baif Peewee "A" team lost 3-2 in their second game of the York Simcoe playoff with It was another fine performance by 12-year- old Glen Gadsby of Rich- mond Hill last week as he finished second in the Southern Ontario Regional Bowling finals at Mississauga. In coming up with a silver medal. Gadsby bowled rounds of 195, 153 and 137 for a 485 total point finish. Great goaltending in Town hockey play Last Sunday night saw exciting hockey played in the Richmond Hill Men’s Town League with par- ticularly great efforts on the part of the goalten- ders. Barrow‘s Insurance played inspired hockey to end up with a 2-2 tie against Gormley Well Drillers. Barrow‘s goals were by Bill Tomlin and Frank Smith, both unassisted. Gormley‘s goals were by John Raneri and Wayne Roffey with assists to Raneri. Vern Dynes and two for Rod Chapman. Ponderosa Steak House gave a beefy per- formance in beating L & M Auto Wreckers 2-1. Warren Hinton and Ed Wickle scored for Pon- derosa from Larry Clewes, Errol Hook, John Smith and captain John Mills. L & M Auto Wreckers‘ one goal came from Gary Griffin with an assist to Rick Mills. Jack Blyth Realtors tied its series with Galaxy Tavern winning 2- 1 in a great game of hockey. Johfi Gropp scored both goals for Blyth with an The Richmond Hill Minor Atom A Evergreen Lawn Sprinklers gave it a gallant effort but bowed out of their Ontario playdowns losing the final game 3-1 to Barrie. Richmond Hill was the first Minor Atom team from Richmond Hill to reach the finals and can be proud of the hockey that they have played to get that far. Both Barrie and Rich- mond Hill were scoreless at the end of the first period and it wasn't until the halfway mark of the second that Barrie put in its first goal. Evergreens Bobby Cook scored Richmond Hill‘s only goal with 1:23‘ left in the period. Assists went to Brian Hunt and Danny Jensen. Barrie scored the winning goal at 5:51 of the final period on a power play and then fired in the clincher three and a half minutes later. Richmond Hill now awaits the winner of the Newmarket-Aurora series to determine who they will play for the York Simcoe Cup. He finished second to The champs Newmarket on Tuesday night‘ john Zandona scored the first goal from Steve (‘eballo. in the first assist to Phil Wilson. Jim Simpson replied fof‘ Galaxy from Clay Chapman. Gadsby, who bowls out of Pro Bowl of Richmond Hill, was competing against eight other top bowlers in the province. Earlier he had finished second to the same Evans in the YBC Four Steps to Stardom Eastern Ontario finals at Scarboro. He lives at Colesbrooke Road. Steve Evans who totalled 521 Summit Transmission and White Water Services played a very hard fought game with Summit winning 3â€"2. Paul Banks scored two and Steve Black one with assists to Al Shaw and Hal Cameron. White Water goals were by John Clement and Pete Stuart. Tony Roffey had two assists with singles to Jim Aldred and Mike Daggett. HUTCHINSON FARM SUPPLY lTD. Where: Time: Date: Bulluntrue Community Centre 7.30 p.m. MARCH 22, 1979 Some real happy members here from the Roselawn Public School of Richmond Hill boys basketball team who recently won the Area 3 championship. Left to right. front row. are: Mark Edwards. Derrick Plummer. Asad Mirza, Jim Corrick and Tom Pelosi. Back, Nouly Dimitropoulos. Sam Leviston. Scott Stevenson, Steve Giordano, Tony Landolfi, Gordon Gertley. Dave Karreman, Rob Beuving. (Photo by Hogg). minute of the game. Newmarket scored two goals and then Paul Joslin scored from Gino DiGioacchino and Kevin McInnis to tie the score at the end of the first period. R. R. 2 Stouffville Phone 640-2692 There was no scoring in the second period. and Newmarket scored its third goal in the third period‘ . . . . . The Richmond Hill Peewee “A” team won its exhibition game 4-2 with Unionville here on Thursday night. John Zandona scored the first goal unassisted in the first period. Unionville scored their two goals in the second period; Rich- mond Hill tied it in the third period with Paul Joslin getting the goal and Kevin Mclnnis the Town residents may register Saturday, March 17th at Richvale Community Centre, 160 Avenue Road, 10:00 am. - 3:00 pm. All other registrations will be accepted at Centennial Pool on the following Monday, March 19th. SWIMMING CLASSES SPRING TERM CENTENNIAL POOL Sponsored by Further information: 884-6651 161 NEWKIRK RD. TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL PARKS & RECREATION assist. Kevin Ryan scored the third goal from James Barry and the fourth goal was scored by Kevin Ryan unassisted. On Friday night the Peewee “A” team tied 3-3 with Newmarket in its third game of the play off in overtime. James Barry got the first goal from Kevin Ryan and Keith Moffett in the first period. Paul Jpslin scored the second goal from James Barry and Steve Ceballo in the second period. Newmarket scored twice in the second period. to tie it. There was no scoring in the third period. John Zandona scored the third goal from Scott Boyle and Steve Ceballo in overtime, and with 27 seconds left, Newmarket scored to end the game in a 3-3 tie. On Sunday the Rich mond Hill Peewee “A” team won an exhibition game with Georgetown 6- 1, Kevin Ryan got two goals while Paul Joslin. Keith Mofi‘ett. Shawn Gallagher and Kevin Mclnnis each added one. John Zandona had three assists with one assist each for Paul Joslin, Scott Boyle, Keith Moffett and Scott Steckley. TOURNAMENT MARCH 19 T0 25 RICHMOND HILL ARENA May be purchase'ac-IHa'tiRUss Andrews Barber Shop 10,145 Yonge St. 8849384 MIDGET Elgin Mills Dodge Chrysler CHRYSLER NEWPORT FOR 1979 ADVANCE SALE: 1 WEEK PASS ADULTS s10°" STUDENTS s6.50 CHILDREN s2.75 INCLUDES: Cloth 8 vinyl bench seat with arm rest, WSW radial tires, light pkg., automatic trans., power steering Er brakes, defroster, remote mirror, deluxe wipers, AM radio 8 wheel covers. We have over 150 New cars & trucks in stock ready for immediate delivery. Hill PeeWeeS " semiâ€"finalists The Richmond Hill Minor Peewee A's defeated Georgetown three games to one in the Ontario Double A quarter final championship round. The team now meets Kingston in the semi- finals‘ Richmond Hill 7, Georgetown 0. This was a much closer game than the score indicates FROM DON’T WAIT F03 SPRING - 00 IT NOW! Dave McKee. Tod Dungey and Angelo D'Angelis all came through with two-goal performances. Pat Mulcahy scored one goal. Assists went to Pat Mulcahy. four. Mike Hubrick, two. Bruce Smith. two, and Loris Lazzer. Goalie Terry Greenâ€" field stopped Georgetown cold with a number of big saves throughout the contest. Georgetown 4. Rich- mond Hill 1. Richmond Hill never got on even terms in this game as Georgetown jumped into a three-goal lead before Mike Hubrick scored the Hill‘s only goal of the game. Assists went to Tim Lawlor and D'Angelis. Richmond Hill fought back in the third period putting the pressure on the Georgetown goalie a number of times. It was to no avail, however, as Georgetown was able to score an insurance goal midway through the third period. Richmond Hill 4. Georgetown 2. Richh- mond Hill look a two-goal lead in the first period on scores by Dave McKee from Dave Pollock and Angelo D‘Angelis; and Pat Mulcahy from Bruce Smith and Dave McKee Georgetown struck back quickly in the second with two goals 13 seconds apart to tie the game at 2-2. Mulcahy got the winner just six seconds after the second Georgetown tally from Bruce Smith. Less than a minute later, Dungey scored the in- surance goal on a perfect pass from Mike Rae. The game turned into a defensive struggle after that scoring binge with neither team scoring for the remainder of the game. Richmond Hill 4. G e o r g e t o w n 3 . Georgetown opened the scoring quickly with a goal at 10 seconds of the firs period. Richmond Hill evened the score just 59 seconds later with Bernie Wintjes scoring on a sharp angle shot. The assist went to Mike Rae. Georgetown took ’ the lead again at the end of the first period but it was for the last time. Mulcahy. after some fine puck handling. fired a hard shot home from the slot to even the score at 2-2 shortly before the end of the second period. Later on it was Dave McKee feeding Mulcahy a beautiful pass and he went in to score. Dungey then took a perfect pass from Hubrick, rounded the Georgetown defence. deked the goalie, and scored. Georgetown scored once in the third period but Richmond Hill dominated the play for the rest of the game. SHINNY; SHINNY: SKATLGi TINY IflS RICHMOND HILL ARENA ASSOCIATION PARTS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT WINTER BREAK PROGRAM MONDAY, MARCH 19 - SUNDAY, MARCH 25. 1979 THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. March 14. 1979 â€" 3-3 Plus freight, p.s.t 161 Newkirk Road Tuesday March 20 WednesdayMarch 21 Thursday March 22 Friday March 23 Monday March 19 10:30 - 11:30 AM. Ladies Swim 2:00 » 3:30 PM. Public Swim Saturday March 24 Sunday March 25 CENTENNIAL POOL SWIMMING PROGRAMME ‘n-ta-euog THINK SUMMERH jay March 25 2:00 - 3:30 PM. Public Swim 3:45 - 5:00 PM. Adults Er Family Swim 7:00 - 9:00 PM. Public Swim ADMISSIONS: 16 8 Under 50‘ 17 &Over s1.00 WINTER BREAK 8 license TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL 10:30 - 12:00 - 12:00 - 2:30 - 7:00 - 8:45 - 12:00 < 10:30 - 1:30 - 7:00 - 2:00 - 3:45 A 11:30 A.M. 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