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Dunn 727-3303 498-5924 Reminder 751â€"9022 (Shop at home) Window Coverings 535-57 77 Piano Tuning 8 Repairs Call: Ken Pal Roofing SPECIAL RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS ph 889-9897 727-6377 TFC31 TFCI9 m1 This team has never quit despite experiencing a difficult season and they now are on the verge of getting their rewards. tion Glen Murray and Danny Paterson each One more game to go The high flying Thor- nhill Atom 11’s are one game away from wrapping up the York Simcoe Consolation championship after winning back to back games against Bolton on the , weekend. Bob’s Boys downed Galaxy 5-3 in Richmond Hill Novice playoff ac- J'hey then lost a chance to' clinch the series Sunday night at home losing 4-0 and looking very sloppy in the process. The reversals of form demonstrated by the two teams has been quite amazing. Saturday's game saw David Delbonifro opening the scoring early in the first period with a blast from the bluellne. Allan Bob’s Boys defeat Galaxy Tavern 5-3 Thornhill took the fourth game played in Orillia Saturday by a 5-2 margin outplaying Orillia all the way to go ahead in the series. Tree; bushes & stumps The York Simcoe semi- final between Con- federation Properties Peewee 1‘s and Orillia has been a seesaw battle all the way and after five games the series is tied at two wins apiece and a tie. The special clinic is attracting boys and girls from all parts of the county â€" Schomberg to Unionville and Thornhill to Newmarket. Mr. Zivic is Head of Gymnastics at York University (they just won their 6th con- secutive National Gymnastics Champio- nship title in Vancouver) and one of Canada's finest gymnastics specialists. With Tom, forithe week, will be: Brian McVey â€" Seesaw bat’tle Tom Zivic (Canadian National Team Coach) has been running the annual York County school clinics for .years and is now offering â€" through his Langstaff Gymnastics Club -â€" an outstanding week of coaching and training at the Don Head Vocational School in Richmond Hill. York County gymnasts will have an opportunity to develop their skills during the upcoming Special Clinic held during the March School Break (March 19-23» Gym class starts Your attic now. Be m0re comfortable and save 1‘ RESTYLING * REBUIlDlNG E * REFINISHING ‘ by craftsmen Fabrics available from EARLY BIRD SPRING 20% DISCOUNT INSULATE DAYS EVENINGS Cut or Removed ' ALL WUKK GUARANTEED Call collect for tree estimates Leslie 833-5995 889-782] N18 VONGE INDOOR COMFORT INSULATING LTD TREE Uphotsterers 881-2931 Insulation IMORNNl scored two goals for Bob’s Boys with Darryl Andrews getting the other one. Derek Flood had two assists and Patterson one. Bolton came right back and tied the game after 54 seconds of the second period. The game stayed that In game one at Bolton Saturday it was Thornhill winning a 2-1 game in overtime. John Gilbert opened the scoring for Thornhill on an exciting end to end rush. Captain Stuart Kaufman got the‘assist. Midway through the period it was Brendan O'Brien making it 2-0 after a nice end to end rush by Steve Smith. Jeff Turner then upped it to 3-0 on an unassisted effort to finish off the period. Orillia put one in early in the second and another one late. Robert Tiberio, however, slipped one in between ably assisted by Bramsont In an exhibition game on Friday night Con- federation beat Faustina AA's 0f the MTHL 2-0 in a Warm-up for the up- coming Clancy Tour- nament. Scoring was Bramson from Iain Smith and Crebbin from Hollings. The last minute of the game saw Steve Smith getting an empty netter to make the final score 5-2. Canadian National Women's Coach and Head Coach, Mississauga Gymnastics Club and Masaaki Naosaki â€" Canadian National Champion 1974. Assistant Coach at York Univer- sity. Head Coach, York University Gymnastics Club. along with a first rate group of other very carefully selected club coaches â€" all experts in their field. Bramson assisted The Clinic will cater to children aged 8 to 20 years at all ability levels. Says Zivic “we can do wonders with event the rankest beginner â€" some of the children use this week to discover the sport and see if they would enjoy it on a continuing basis â€" others are from school or club teams and just want to perfect and polish some new moves“. Further information can be obtained from the Langstaff Club office at 889-6877 or 663-5183. .Libéral SPRING STEAM CLEANING Carpets, broadloom & upholstery ANY SIZE LIVING & HALLWAY ESTIMATES NO OBLIGATION 881-0017 All work guaranteed $4995 99 Committees will 2: deal with budgets Dino Artenosi scored twice for Galaxy with Billy Armstrong getting the other_goal. Billy Knights and David Porter had assists. This year, Planning and Building has broken maintenance projects into five categories: 1) those that must be done this year; 2) those that should be done this year; 3) those that should be done and while there is no emergency for them, as, much of the maintenance as possible should be looked after; 4) those that could be done, though they don’t present emergency situations and, 5) those that could be done at anytime. Plant and maintenance items are also split into elementary and secon- Last year, it took the whole finance committee three revised drafts of the budget before it decided to spend just under $2 million for the same areas. Though it has few lines of the budget to work on, the committee will suggest to the board an expenditure of about $1.8 million on plant operations and main- tenance items. way until Ralph Gabriel scored on an assist from Chris Roblot after six minutes and four seconds of overtime. Ralph Gabriel and Brian Stevens played excellent games for Thornhill. ' Coach Bill McIlwaine was especially pleased with his team's per- formance stating that he was “very proud of everybody on this team. They have never quit and all of them have shown a lot of character." After four years of discussions, trial dates and meetings Richmond Hill town council has now decided to follow customary procedure regarding the prosecution of bylaw offences. The Board of Education's strategy to allow its committees to ieal with separate parts of the budget, is working judging by recom- mendations coming from the Planning and Building committee. THE LIBERAL. Wednesdav. March 14. 1979 â€" 8-5 Jason Roks and Darren Sustar played strong games while Mitchell Avenus got the shutout. Stuart Kaufman was also a standout. In 1975 Epic Real Estate in town was charged with having a sign which did not con- form to the town’s sign bylaw; it was too big. The company was also charged with the operation of a com- mercial business in a residential zone. The latest event in this ongoing battle between the municipality and a resident was in December of 1978 when Bruno Artenosi, owner of Epic Real Estate, came to council asking them to drop the charges; The issue was brought up again in January by Councillor John Birchall who felt it was not up to council to make this type of decision without full knowledge of information Sunday afternoon‘s game in Thornhill saw the home team scoring in the first period and hanging on to win another thriller by 1-0. 'Chris Roblot got the goal aided by John Gilbert. Cbuncil agreed on a five to four vote. Town to follow the procedure against company Galaxy Restaurant 3, Jakma construction 0. Chris Rich, Artenosi’ and Darrin Fleiner scored for Galaxy. Mark Stevenson and Artenosi had assists. Jason MacDonald earned the shutout. “The staff go to great pains to get compliance -through persuasion before they recommend prosecution," he said. McKinlay 5v. Stop-N- Shop I. For McKinlay it was Paul Black scoring twice while Billy Hodges, Steve Wingate and Nick 'l‘sioros scored once each. Derek Blackthorn, Black and Hodges had an assist. Mathew Matson scored for the Stoppers from Randy Cull and Rob Santha. Mayor Dave Schiller said he felt this was the best way to handle‘ any bylaw infraction rather that have it become a political decision. Pat Heeley scored twice for Jakma. Craig Turner scored the other goal from Donny Pollock. Paul Black had two goals for McKinlay. Billy Hodges scored the other McKinlay goal. Doug Emery, Black and Hodges each had an assist. Others play saw Jakma Construction tying McKinlay Insulation 3-3. This ends the round robin playoffs. Bob’s Boys finished first and McKinlay Insulation seconds Staff will now attempt to get compliance with the bylaw and" if the situation is not rectified they will review the case a n d r e c o m m e n d prosecution to the mayor. These two teams will meet in the final game March 31 in the new Rich- mond Hill arena. Last week the com- mittee decided to deal with Epic Real Estate the same way as any other person who does not conform with the town’s bylaws. looked at by the bylaw enforcement committee originally, Councillor Birchall asked the matter be referred back to bylaw committee for review before the town made a decision whether the charges w0uld be drop- ped. ' The other committees (program. staff relations and finance) will have their own recom- mendations ready for a special budget session tomorrow night (Thur- sday) at 7:30 pm. “What we’ve done,” said Richmond Hill Trustee Beverley Breslow. “is shift the number four and five priority items of the elementary schools into the secondary school section. That should allow us to complete all the priority one and two projects and as much 'of the number threes as possible in the elemen- tary section without af- fecting the mill rate.” 7 “It (the recom- mendations) seems realistic to me. At least the priority items are going to be done," said Mrs. Breslow. Both Mrs. Breslow and Vaughan Trustee Jim Corcoran feel that even if prices change on scheduled maintenance items. they should be done. They are against doing anything extra that would increase ex- penditures. “Since the adjacent property is undergoing construction the com- mittee has decided to wait until more information is available,” she said. She said the board will likely do a lot of fencing and parking lot paving in the coming year. These are classified as “capital non-allocable” items and are not included in the $1.8 million figure. “A decision still has to be made about paving the parking lot at Thornhill Secondary. That’s an extra $48,000 more than the $250,000 the school will get. dary school groupings