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Midget: Oak Ridges Alex Brockton 5. King City 2. Lawrence Millard and Lance Ryman led the winners with two goals apiece with Jeff Glover getting one. Danny Summerhill chipped in The Kings went on to lose 3-2 to Schomberg in an exhibition game with Jason Cairns scoring from O‘Meara; and Sanderson from Rossi and Gino Rulli. Peewee: King City 1. Oak Ridges Berloni Kitchens 0. ‘ Berloni 3, Stroud 2. For Berloni it was David Koteff scoring two goals and Peter Narduzzi getting the winner on an unassisted effort. Other assists went to Narduzzi with two. The defence played well. The Kings' scoring was evenly distributed among Mieske. Fred Rossi and Cairns. Assists went to Melvin Van Horn with two, Rossi, Gino Rulli, Frank Busnello and Grant O'Meara. Bantam: Oak Ridges Allan's Shell Service 2. King City 2. John Lalonde and Robert Muzzin scored for Oak Ridges with assists going to Neal Wilson and Kari Leivo. The Stroud game was the Kings' best of the season with the entire team passing and checking as a unit with particular strong defensive play from Steve Robinson, Shawn Mieske. Sean Sanderson and Marcus Rulli. Stroud outshot Oak Ridges 22-9 but goalie Danny Aldworth came up with some fine saves. It was the third straight one-goal victory for Montego and the fourth straight game that Jason Cairns has scored the winning goal. The Oak Ridges Montego Forest Products Atom Kings extended their record to five wins against three losses and a lie last week by edging Stroud 3-2 in York Simcoe play. Jeff Corrick got the other goal assisted by Mr. Peters himself. Doug Choffee got the goal for Shield's unassisted. Other peewee play saw: Dynes Jewellers 4, Barrow's Insurance 2. Santa Russo fired in three goals with Chris Broschek getting the other one. Assists to Jason Stewele, Lon Byers and Peter McDonnell. For Barrow's Kings edge Stroud Sidney Peters scored two unassisted goals as the McKinlay Drywall Peewees downed Shield's Footwear 3-1 in Rich- mond Hill House League hockey action. if any 4 consecutive digits in your ticket number match the number drawn. you're winner. For example. if you hold ticket number 123456. you would win if 1234. 2345 or 3456 were drawn. 900 â€" $100 prizes in the 2nd draw every Thursday." THIRD DRAWâ€" 5~digit number. And if 5 consecutive digits in your ticket number match the number drawn. you‘re a winner. For example. if your ticket number is 123456. you would win ifeither 12345 or 23456 were drawn. 60â€" 31.000 prizes every 'nrmsday.” "nckes issued in blocks of one million each numbered fmm 000000 to 999999. No series number‘ “Based on three million tickets issued Bâ€"2 â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. November 28. 1979 your ticket number match the number drawn. you're a winner. .For example. if your ticket number is 123456. you would win if 123, 234. 345 or 456 were drawn. That's 4 separate chances at 12.000â€" $10 prizes in the lst draw every Thursday.“ SECOND DRAWâ€" 3 WAYS TO WIN 5 100 N ow mean‘o goes weekly. \Mth a new 6-digit ticket“ that's a lot more fun to play With more ways to win. \Mth more pn’zes â€" 165.972" ofthem every week Including 15 grand prizesâ€"3 of 5100.000 and 12 of $25000." And nine exciting new draws instead of six. every Thursday night live on TV. FIRST DRAWâ€" 4 WAYS TO WIN 5 10 McKinlay downs Shield’s Footwear 3-1 THENAME’STHESAME BUTIT’SAGREATNEWGABE. flaws TO WIN $1.000 The first draw is for a 3-digit number. And ifany 3 con- secuuve digits in Oak Ridges goals were by Tim Stevenson. Alex Brockton and Randy Gilchrist. Assists to John Lalonde. Frank Rossi, Randy .Gilchrist and Lance Ryman. HOUSE LEAGUE Novice: Oak Ridges Victoria Square Lions Club 5. Maple 4. Leo Cummins was the man for the hour scoring four of the five goals with Glen Murphy getting the other one. Assists to Greg LaBelle. Carl Cartwright. Joe Dabruzzo. Wayne Alex Brockton 3, Stroud 2. Oak Ridges was leading with only two minutes left in the game when Slroud broke out spoiling Kevin Bourassa‘s bid for a shutout. G. Jones'and D. Mor- ning scored for King City. with three assists with singles to Randy Gilchrist. Rodney Gilchrist and Jeff Glover. The second draw is a 4 -digit number. And Novice: Bob’s Boys 3, Mazza Landscaping 2. Jason Page fired in two goals for Bob's Boys with Craig Hodgson getting one. Assists to Scott Rose. Cadillac Bail 4. Mister Transmission 1. For Cadillac it was Stuart Anderson. Stuart Yake and. Allan Thornhill scoring. Assists went to Allan Thornhill, and Donald Godfrey. Thomas Baddeley scored for Transmission from Phil Landolt. it was Mark Furlong from Rick Sulker asnd Gavin Danda; and Dean Bur- nette from Sulker. GUESS WHO'S COMING TOTOWN? m :0 n cacn numoerea umber. § wintoflo Maple 10A 3, Gerrits Well Drilling l. The first loss for the Drilling machine with Les Purdy getting the only goal from Piirto. LaBelle was steady in the nets and also coming up with improved efforts were Kirk Pratt. Danny Miller and Trevor MacGean Atom: Gerritts Well Drilling 5. Accurate Machine 1. It was the Driller‘s first real display of goalscoring with Van Smith scoring two goals and singles to Les Purdy. Jim Clark and David Piirto. Assists went to Piirto and Jim Clark Ron LaBelle was a standout in goal. Craig Colmer scored for Accurate Machine. Kelly. and Sean O‘Meara. Accurate Machine & Tool 2. Oak Ridges Atom 2‘s,0. Greg Cook scored both goals for the win- ners. Peter Orser. Daniel Cameron and Brad Elson scored for Maple IGA. Peewee: Oak Ridges Doane Hall 5. Maple 1. Ron Rawdiniz led the Ramer Fuels 3. Galaxy Restauram 3. Kevin Barery. Craig Dean and Chris Campbell scored for Ramer‘s. Jeff Hook, Paul Lanni and Jason Amos replied for Galaxy. People's Natural Gas 2. Novice Selects 0. Chris Finkle rapped in two gaols for People’s with Mark Dissioachino assisting on one of them. Atom: Loughlin Lumber 10. Allencourt Pharmacy 0. Two-goal performance by Steven two, and Jason Page. Allen Gauld scored two unassisted goals for Mazza. And for this draw only. if the last five digits on your ticket correspond to those of the winning ticket number. you wm $5.000. Match the last four and you win $100, And if you have the last three correct. you win $10 3â€" $100,000 prizes. 27 â€" $5.000 prizes. 270â€" $100prizes and 2.700â€" S 10 prizes in the Eighth Draw every Thursday.” NINTH DRAW- 5 WAYS TO WIN A WIN'FALI. PRIZE. ‘\ The Win'fal] draw is a 2 digit ' number. And ifany 2 con- » secutive digits in your ticket ‘9 ‘ number match the number drawn. you win a free book of Wintan'o tickets on the next draw worth $5. For example, if your ticket number is 123456. you would win with 12. 23. 34, 45 or 56. EIGHTH DRAW FOR $100,000 GRAND PRIZES PLUS MANY MORE CASH PRIZES. The next four draws are 6-digit numbers. each ofthem worth $25,000 ifyour ticket number matches the number drawn. No subsidiary prizes in these draws. 12â€" 525.000 prizes every "firmsday." The eighth draw for the First Grand Prizes is also a 6-djgit number. If your ticket number matches the number drawn. you win one of the three $100,000 First Grand Prizes. " FOURTH, FIFTH. SIXTH & SEVENTH DRAWSâ€" FOR $25,000 GRAND PRIZES 150.000 Win'fall Prizes every Thursday“ Kinnear Pontiac 4. People‘s Natural Gas 0. Jeff Rumble led the winners with two unassisted goals plus an assist. Paul Verkuyl and Grant McKenzie got the other goals. Assist to Chris Anderson. 'I‘reppo. Robert Santha, Glen Murray and Hoeward Burns paced the winners offensive with singles {'0 Cameron Blair‘ and Glen Thornton. Assists to Howard Bums. tw0. Glen Thornton. Treppo. three. Pickseed 6. Braddock Optical 3. Kevin Oldham fired in two goals for the Oak Ridges 3. Scotia Bank 3. For Oak Ridges it was Steven Arnold gets ting two goals and Scott Baragar one. Mike Kalkanis had two assists. Garner Collister scored for Scotia. Peewee: Oak Ridges Doane Hall 5. Maple 1. Ron Rawding led the victory parade with four goals including one on a penalty shot. Don Smith scored the other one from Rawding. Douse had one assist and Chris Mohl had two. Bantam: Oak Ridges Scotia Bank 1. Oak Ridges 3. For the winners it was Scott Baragar from Mike Kalkanis; Sieve Arnold from Kalkanis; and Arnold again unassisted. Garner Collister scored for the losers unassisted. In the second game of the night it was the Dunkers over the Hoopers 49-31 in a game highlighted not by good It was the Sun Life Raiders overwhelming the Challengers 63-37 in the first game with Wayne Nauss popping in 29 points and Wayne Berry 23. Greg Peterson scored nine points to lead the Challengers. winners along with Emilio Turasi with singles to Garnet Rushton and Doug Chisholm. Assists to Darrin Chapman. Garnet Rushton. and Turasi. Kevin Jennings scored two unassisted goals for The Women‘s Auxiliary of the Richmond Hill Minor Hockey League will hold a Bake and Crafts sale December 1 in the banquet room of the Richmond Hill Arena. The York Region Family YMCA Mens‘ Basketball League moved into its third week of action last Wednesday night with three lopsided games. Bake Sale at Arena per mom and up 0 Christma Layaway Financin Availabl Raiders win 63-37 Times are from 10 am AMC VI MALVERN MOTORS 1655 Siilpet, Uni1‘29, Mississauga The same game you play in arcades A pinball game is something the entire family enjoys A CHRISTMAS GIFT THE ENTIRE FAMILY WILL ENJOY CADILLAC PINBALL SALES THE SPIRIT LIFTBACK COMBINES A WHOLE NEW DIMENSION OF SMALL CAR VALUE WITH SLEEK APPEARANCE AT A PRACTICAL PRICE. 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Five Hoopers' players fouled out of the game with their team forced to finish the game with only four players. Dave Layefsky scored 13 points to lead the Dunkers while Dave Price had nine points for the Hoopers. to 2 pm. Anyone wishing to submit bake products or crafts is asked to bring them to the arena Friday night between 7 pm. and 9 pm. For further information call Elaine Armstrong at 884-7353. BETWEEN MARKHAM AND McGOWAN ROADS AT 4730 SHEPPARD AVE. EAST Christmas Layaway & Financing Available Jukeboxes Pinball Machines Authorized deal"- for TELEPHONE 291-9161 Poole scored for Rice‘s from Bradley F arrar. Midget-Juvenile: Kent's (‘lothes 4. Maple 0. John Adams whipped in two goals for the winners with singles to Steve Rockarts and Gary Armstrong. Don Little Ford 5. Canadian Railings 3. Eddie Iafano was a two- goal man for the winners along with Tony Marinelli with Matthew Hozjan getting one. Assists to Mark Tulloch. Renato Minuti. Chris Wanschura. and Iafano. 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