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UNFURNISHED room avallable‘ cooking facilities, cable, heat, hydro‘ parking included, Adults only Aval|able January lst. 8841000 MOTEL umtsl telephone. 4 piece baths. television. weekly. daily rates. Colonial Motel, 889-4823. IFCII ROOMS for rent. Adults Only. 330. weekly and up. Central Richmond Hill. 884-7000 alto! 6 Rm. "045 ptiwleges. parking. 3354 week 4 pm. 8324145, BRAND new 1 and 2 bedtoom apartments. wall to will broadloom. air-conditioned. large pnvate balcony. excellent security system. near shopping and GO transn. overlooking Newmarkel. Fe: m- spection call 8951022 0! Tomnlo LIne 8812707 MAPLE, comfortable furnished mom FURNISHED room. central Richmond Hill. 340‘ per week. 883-4910. ONE bedmom apartment. January 151‘ Adults plelelred. Apply: Supt. 9960 BayVIew Ave.. at Ma-kham Rd., Richmond HI”. FURNISHED room, pnvate entrance. Central Richmond Hill. Busmess pelson ONLY‘ Ca!l after 7:30 pm. 245-1270. Ask lor Lou. FURNISHED loom 884-0496. MAPLE, uniumlshed 1 bedroom apartment. freshly painted. 832- 2364. BACHELOR apartment, 'prwate entrance. patlung, stove. ludge. rab|e Central Rurhmond HIII. Available January VlsL Busmess man ptefened. 884-1788. 2 level apartment 3 bedtooms plus den. all faculties. pool. sauna rec centre, parkmg $550 monthly Nicely decorated furnished teams 3 rooms share private kitchen and bath. All kitchen aides supplled Bus at door 1-478-4613 ‘7“ Rooms For Rent FURNISHED ONE BEDROOM BASEMENT APARTMENT Richmond Hill. $215. per month Suits] person. Reielences. ONE bedroom apartment available now. Bayview-Markham Rd.. Rich- mond Hill, 884-6263. 3-10 â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. December 2 bedroom apartments, fan and Feb. Fridge. stove. heat light and water supplied 884-2475 Schomberg, Hwy. 9 and 27 Fire. place. wood panelled. bloadloom throughout. $270 06! month. first and last required. |nc|udes palkmg. hidge. stove. hqatmg hydrg_._ Man]- able Janualy 131, No chuldren or pets. 1-939-2624 “gs- Will ne located Newfoundland tyne dog Baywew A Hwy 7 Velv a BABYSITIING and house cleaning wanted. Likes children experienced. references 884-2652 SECRETARML setvices‘ Typing, photocopying done in my home. |.B.M. typewriter. 8846872. 773- 5761. tfcols FOUND â€" Siamese cat. Lake Wilcox area. Oak Ridges. 7735846. FOUND â€"A ginget male neutered cat in the area of Yonge St. and 19th. Avenue. 884-2574 evenings. 884-0275 AH types wanted to tram f0! 3 wlde variety 01 W Commetcial Produchons For recorded message. phone 964- 3393 anytime. TV SOUNDSIAGE, Fridges. stoves. freezers. furniture Must be clean and working. Need is despeiate. highest prices paid. INSIANT cash to: god condition household futmture. appliances. contents. Immediate puck-up. 294~ 1055. [as 311 TV COMMERCIALS Cash price for your household contents or individual items ADULT BLDG. All breed grooming Towne and Countrye Square YongeSteeles 172 55" Career Training 630 GROOMING SALON 555 Employment Wanted Bricés 363-1954 1-478-4175 THORNH|LL 889â€"3150 or 884-2665 Articles wanted Apartments To Rent FOR FAST SERVICE AURORA 888-1778 225-8682 35° Pets PET VILLAGE 495-1942 and type dog (black) At Hwy 7 Vew affectionate good home If owner no! Lost 8 Found FOUND Cash for GORMLEY gentleman only a1ter6 pm After n15 Dental gold. jewelery Or any metals‘ TRIMOUNT REFINING & SMELTING INC. 359 ENFORD RD., RICHMOND HlLL, ONT TOP PRlCES PAID FOR OLD GOLD & SILVER Mature lady to assist in the home care of a chronic arthriticpatient.‘ This position would possubiy smt an active pensuoner. BABYSITTER requured for Bayview~ John area, age 15 and up. Ex- perience prefelable, Mostly weekend nights 881-4252. Matme responSIbIe woman required to care tor 15 month old girl. mainly Sat. evenlngs. Beverley Aues Richmond HIII. 884-2314 Evgs, Lovely spacious runs. Reasonable rates. Individual attention. Ask about our special weekly rates. Free pick up and delivery in Richmond Hill area. All breed grooming (12 years experience). URGENTLY NEEDED Occasional evenings 305 0: buy the bits 8 make you: own at 15% DISCOUNT STOCKING STUFFERS Brecon Boarding Kennels READY MADE & CUSTOM MADE 4 LARGE SHOWROOMS 0472 YONGE QT. 924-8408 Above College St. ‘opposne Westbury Holel ‘ ~1218 KENNEDY RD 759-2234 South of Hwy. 401: ~29 DUNDAS SI E: 275-1135 Comet of Hwys 5 & 10 MISSIssauga. 04900 DUFFERLN 81. 6671170 Between FIflCh 8. Steels Warehouse 8. Showroom OPEN DAILY 9 109 P M SAIURDAY TILL 6 CENTRES OVER 900 Chestgtfields Bed Chesterfields 'VI'I'ID CHESTERFIELD CLEARANCE Wuth foot peda tires (2). J78 x l TEAK wood and rosewood furniture, bedroom suite, diningroom, living room. All brand new furniture Very reasonable. 1247-4377. fin new rump 261 Baythorn Dr‘. Thomhlll 261 Baythorn Dr.. Thornhill CHRlSTMAS WRAPPING PAPER CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS BABYSITTER Huge Quantities In Stock $228. to $598. FAIR LADY FLOWERS Articles For Sale Lowry Game 44 2 keyboavds. bench. book: Evgs‘ 7274956 Assorted Patterns 10 shl. v pkg. Pkg. - $1,119 3 Pkg, - $4.29 3" stock dn Bows 25 ea. or $249 do'z CASH AND CARRY DR DELIVERY ARRANGED. FAIR LADY FLOWERS BASS DRUM 889-5158 889-5158 It pedal. Stewart . $30 J78 x IS Deluxe Champlor Open Sat 884-5532 ORGAN 881-0899 311 5‘“ Domestic Help Wanted For appointment |n Richmond Hill 11 AM - 4 PM to: your convenience 887-5956 Articles wanted 883-1249 mutton 350 Pets 19. 1979 200 gal ml tank. Bathvoom vamtv Fender Classtcal and case $200 305 21/2 miles east on Aurora Road, from Woodbine. 2 miles n0rth on Conc. 6. BIG “B” RANCH Wth Rotisserie. $100 Good condition ' ‘Evzs Scotch Pine. Spruce. Average 38-89 Cabins. mes, sleigh tides. weekends. North on Woodbine to Vandorl and east 1 mule following signs. CHRISTMAS TREES $5.00 Seasoned Hardwood. Free delivery. Buy now - Save later. 4 chairs. excellent condition. $60 CUT YOUR OWN Doors. windows. awnings, railings, Siding. soffit system tough. Free estimates. Ron Woods 88L1514. TYPEWRITERS. adders. calculators. sales. semce. rentals. Newrnarliet Business Machines. 497 Timothy St Newmarket‘ SSS-7621‘ IFCBG 082 TELEVISION. 25“ colour console wood cabinet Excellent condition 3250‘ 0: best offer, 881-0231 VAC Cut your own Christmas Tree STOVE, KENMORE FRANKLlN STYLE FIREPLACE FIREWOOD 881-3303 883-4372 Articles ior Sale FURNACE, OIL USED Small. $60 Aftet 7 pm YOUNG GEESE FOR SALE OVEN READY DININGROOM TABLE, other precious HORTON’S 883-4787 884-6293 884-6013 GUlTAR 773-4570 884-0862 8- 10 lbs. $1.25 peer. 7274967 Evgs Ask for Larry Ieaners. used Electwlux Good condition. 889â€" ALUMINUM CZWN Days Evgs CJWZS CW! 23 $600 nr 1 0r 884-3573 Clustet style marching band. 14 Karat. yellow gold. 15 diamond: In all, Appraised at $1200. Asklnfl Regulation size. 3. Excellent condition. $50 Full length Muskiat 51; Luke new $120 884-7249 Colour and Black and White sets guarameed 60 days. SIze 16. Cost $1.400 Worn twice‘ like new $850. Christmas Trees 889-9534 Evgs 473-3335 38138 brocade wnh matching chalr. coffee table, Hoover vacuum. Fischer & Head skns. (160 & 180 cm) Nordlca ladies boats. (size 7‘2) 305 889-1245 884-6145 ANTIQUE American wall and mantle clocks. Would make ideal Christmas gifts. 225-9581‘ ELECTRIC Typewnten full sue Underwood‘ good workmg condnlon Suttable for studem 883-4324 Factory end cuttings. All 100% seasoned hardwood 2‘ face c0rd delivered â€" $40 TENNIS TABLE 20" Colour Televmon. $160 TELEVISION 26" black and white PhIIIDS Good condition $50 tum 884»6207 ENGAGEMENT RING Pregnancy Testing, counselling. Free and rnnfidential Wednesday 7-9 pm. and Thursday 4-0 pm. 10350 Yonge Street at Crosby Avenue. Richmond Hill (lower level). ARE you Pregnant and Distressed? Let's talk it over confidentially Liberal b0 you have a drinking problem? If so AA can help, Wnte Box 84 Richmond Hill or call 487-5591 BIrthnght 469-1111. 8843055 884- 9431‘ m2? 727-2544 DO something new - Call Rendezvous Dating Ltd. Local 657-1661. mm meerly of Cosy Tea Room. Ioronto and Markham Rd,. Richmond Hill; Two cords $90 Five cords $200 RICHMOND HILL TREE SERVICE Bethesda Rd“ near Gormley 884-7774 or 888-1166 Now open‘ Mon to Fu 11 am to 7 pm No appomtments needed 101203 Yonge St.. Apt 3. Richmond Hill (corner Amold - Yonge) Upstairs Walk-m Please House names can MERRY CHRISTMAS Dave â€"A special Merry Christmas to Dave Porter and family 01 Richmond Hill â€" thanking him lor the many years of help and assurance yielding only to his open hearted lriendship and confident personality and wishing you the best in the New Years Anne Neil & family. French Provincial sofa Holland Landing Aurora 8956108 727-9421 ammmmmmmm: 35 per lace cord Delivered FIREWOOD Articles For Sale A Good Place To Buy Fertilizer Wholesaleâ€"Retail 884-1668 Days 476-4961 Evgs. 476-2946 FIREPLACE HARDWOOD Picked up. one cord IS 884-8907 USED TELEVISIONS DON'T WAIT UNTIL IT’S TOO LATE CALL MADAME "ROSELINE" TEACUP 8: CARD READER BRADFORD FERTILIZER LTD FIREWOOD No appointnwnt necessary CUT YOUR OWN 65813600 ea, FUR COAT We Care Tutonal Serwces All subjects. all grades Delivered. one cord 62“ Personals RACOON PANT COAT BIRTH CONTROL 7“ Gardening &Supp|ies HARDWOOD best offer 245-7491 884-1133 $30 $50 after 6 pm. CZW'M aftev 5 pm inch thick evenings 889-6048 be ananged Size 10 "C 20 CZWZA CZWZA All "€29 All Who speaalnzes In dealing wnth chuld ren who have learning problems Grades 18. all sublects Reason abterates 881-8888 Specnallst m pleDarIng boy BarMItzah 638-2455 All DEISOHS havmg claims against the Estate of Cynl Stvan late ol the Town at Richmond Hull m the Regional Mumcupanty of York who died on 0! about the 16th day at November, 1979. are herebv notified to send particulats of same to the undetsngned on Or befove the 2]th day of December, 1979, after Whlch date the Estate will be dustnbuted with regard only to claims of which the undersugned shall then have notice. and the undersuzned wnll not be liable tar any person of whose claim she shall not then have nohce In my home 2 half days weekly Yonge S. Hwy. 7 (area Refetences DATED AT RICHMOND HILL. THIS 77th DAY OF NOVEMBER 1979- MAR GARET STYAN EXECUTRIX OF THE ESTATE OF CYRIL STYAN. BY HER SOLICITOR, ROBERT H BLACKBURN MESSRS STONG. BLACKBURN & MACHON SUITE 206. 10350 YONGE STREET RICHMOND HIIL ONTARIO LAC 388 BURT, Ronald At Rrverdale Hospital, on Friday December 14. 1979, Ron Burt, beloved husband of Beth Carlrsle, dear lather ol Barbara. Lrnda. Andrea. Ronald, Ed‘dre. and Lorne and grandfather of Jason and Jeremy Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home. chhmond Hrll Funeral servrce was held on Monday alternoon. Interment Park Lawn Cemetery‘ Toronto 7“ Daycare Wanted DAVENPORI, Victor L. Suddenly. on Saturday, December 15, 1979, Victor, dear husband of Mary Tuck. of Richmond Hill, dear lather ol Davrd. Stephen and Paul, dear grandfather of Tyler, also survrved by l'llS brother Bill and his sister Betty Dawson. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home, Richmond Hill. Funeral was held on Tuesday morning. Interment Elgin MlllS Cemetery, In remembrance, a donation may be made to the Ontario Heart Foundation. ' - BARTCZAK, Janina At York Central Hospital. on Frrday, December 14, 1979, wife of Tony Barlczak of 222 Rumble Ave. Ruch~ mond Hull. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home Richmond Hill. Funeral Mass was held In St Mary ImmaCUlate Church‘ Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. HILLIARD. Frank leslie - At Sunnybrook Medical Centre, on Friday, December 14. 1979, husband of Vrrgrnra. father of Barbara (Mrs. C, Tattrie). Thornhrll. son of the |ate Frank B. and L. Maude Hrllrard and brother of Edna (Mrs. Thos. Stoddart). Sarnra, Frances (Mrs. Andrew J. Thomson), Orange. California. Maude, (Mrs. erliam M. Croskery). Ottawa, Howard 0! Willowdale. A private tamrly Memorial service was held on Monday. Cremation. R. S. Kane Funeral Directors, 221~1159. Contributrons may be made to a charlty of your chance In remem~ brance. LUND, Roy Leslie Suddenly. on Saturday, December 15, 1979. Roy. beloved husband of Addie Sullivan, ol Rth 3. Orrllra and formerly ol chhmond Hrll, dear lather of Nelson. David. Ken, Kathy and Cameron. brother ol Nelson and Gertrude (Mrs. Harry Stephenson) Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home. Richmond Hrll. Funeral servrce was held In the Chapel. on Tuesday afternoon interment St. Patrrck's Cemetery, Lloydtown. Ufllll she Isn't there, We will always love you Mom. Deeply missed by daughtels Shirley and Cherry. sons~1n~|aw Art and Ken and grandchildren. Ken. Latry, Kevm and Wayne‘ GRAY, Miriam - Passed away Dec. 14, 1978. To the best Mother God ever made: Our hearts still ache with sadness. The secret tears still llow. What it meant to lose you Mom. No one will ever know. What we would give to hear your mice And see your smile. to touch you Mom. and talk awhile. ‘When we are sad and lonely And everything goes wrong. We seem to hear you whisper. Chem up and carry on. So those ol you who have a mother, Please cherish her with care. For you will never know the heartache. Until she isn't there. 610 HIGHLY QUALIFIED TEACHER “5 In Memoriam 7GB TEACHER BABYSITTER REQUIRED EXPERIENCED Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS “5 Deaths 889-1222 Tutoring Although the poor lady was credited with less noble motives. Marie Antoinette might well have been thinking of the British when she suggested cake as a solution to French starvation problems. Generations of the islanders have literally survived because of a filling dessert that followed a sparse main course. By ANNE WANSTALL Well might you laugh! But if you can‘t afford to fill ‘em up with solid protein in the kind of unhealthy quantities Canadians have indulged for years, you really can let them eat cake. Look into any British cookbook. and nearly two- thirds of the recipes are about desserts â€" not all of them heavy. it's true, but usually the filling kind that will push into the empty corners left after the main course. Let them eat Christmas cake it’s full of good pro te/h World War Two was practically won by a nation able to sustain itself on “good puds." and however much one laughs about the quality of British cooking, true devotees of the dessert will inform you that there's nething finer. The essence of the matter is to cut back on main course gluttony by eating no more than {Our ounces (about three thin slices of beef, pork or poultry), include plenty of vegetables, and save a solid dessert that's based on two simple formulas. One of them really could claim first place as the meat of the meal. because its basis is suet . . .but who knows where the chopped suet goes after the festive season? A good suet crust wound around jam. currants. sliced apples, the juice and rind of a lemon, or candied citrus fruits doesn’t find much favor in Canadian kitchens except at Christmas time when everyone happily tucks into the annual pudding. DEAD or cuppled farm animals picked up promptly. 705-439-2421. Call anyfim‘e. Ed Peconi & Son. Woodvrlle. Ont. Licence No, 324666, Free Pick-up. JOHNSON â€" In loving memory of a dear sonl brother, uncle. Ricky who was lulled acoldently Dec. 19. 1976. We cannot have the old days back When we WEIE all together But seeret tears and . lovmg thoughts. ' Will be with us forever,. Sadly missed by Ins parents family. DALLEY - IURNBULL her youngest son Muss Laurel Mma Ban Served with a custard, syrup, or even whipped cream, these puddings are the stuff of the Ancient Britons, guaranteed to keep out a winter chill â€" and help your pocketbook survive inflationary times. TREE REMOVAL MR. AND MRS. J. HUNSDALE wish to announce the engagement of their ,daughter. Carol Frances. to M. NEW J. James Loh. son of MI. and Mr: H.L. Loh, Singapore. The other is a simple sponge mixture, where fat and sugar are creamed together, the eggs are beaten inL and other ingredients are added lightly and carefully. The batter is put into a greased basin, covered with waxed paper and probably a cloth, then steamed for about two hours. So let’s begin with the season for those who didn’t think to make their Christmas pudding in time. MANY thanks to the ladies of Teston United 0mm and neighbours for their kindness m the recent death of my w'lfe. Alice Smyth. Thank you. Tom Smyth and Isabelle. CARROT PUDDING 1 cup grated carrots Lcup grated potatoes eased 55° Cards 0f Thanks 723 Miscellaneous ’9‘ Farm Service “5 In Memmiam “5 Engagement 638-6808 55" Marriage Free Estimates For Information CALL GARY Ont augh Ibull and agn 1 cup brown sugar essence I cup ground suet 4 to 5 tbsp. hot jam 1 cup seedless raisins Add the vanilla essence 1 cup currants to the butter, sugar and 1': cups flour egg batter before adding 1 tsp. baking soda the flour. Turn into a pinch of salt basin and steam as Mix all ingredients and before- steam for about four Heat the jam, and pour hours. If desired, you can 0V8? 811d around the add mixed peel and cooked pudding before glazed cherries. Serves seFVing- SeFVCS’ Six to eight to 10. eight. VALENCIA PUDDING tened U cup sugar 1 cup plus 2 tbsp. flour 2 eggs 2 tbsp. milk '2 tsp. double acting baking powder pinch of salt 1 tbsp. butter Take the last ingredient first and coat the bottom and sides of a pudding basin. In a mixing bowl cream the quarter pound of butter with the sugar and two tablespoons of flour until light and fluffy. Beat in the eggs, one at a time, then add the milk. Now decide upon your flavoring and follow one of the following variations. CHOCOLATE PUDDING 1 recipe basic sponge mix 2 tbsp. glace cherries 1'2 ounces grated semi- sweet baking chocolate Make the sponge mixture. Rinse the cherries, dry them and cut into quarters. Stir cherries and chocolate into the batter. Spread into a basin, cover and cook in a steamer for one and a half hours. Serves six to eight. NORMAN APPLE PUDDING l recipe basic sponge mix 2 cooking apples '-_» tsp. grated cinnamon Combine the remaining Shawn t flour, baking powder and Zandona salt. Gradually sift into WM] 855 the batter, beating and D2 thoroughly and con. Paul Jc stantly. Mclnnis A LAM-“ Quarter. peel and core the apples and cut into thin slices. Place the apples against the sides and base of the pudding basin and sprinkle the cinnamon (you can also add some sugar if desired). Cover with the sponge batter and steam as before. Instead of apples. any drained canned fruit can substitute. Recipe serves six. to eight '(‘ANA'RY PUDDING 1 recipe basic sponge mix 2 to 3 drops of vanilla STEAMED SPONGE (basic mix) pound butter,‘ sof- Festive Service (German) A Church for people of German, English and other backgrounds. Everybody welcome. PASTOR: HARTMUT BARSNICK 447-1577 (German 8 English), Candlelight Service CHRISTMAS DAY, DEC. 25th, 9 AM. CHRISTMAS EVE, DEC. 24. 6 RM. “Christvesper” (German) For the whole family, with Junior choir and candlelight. , 11 PM. "CHR|STME1TE" DIETRICH BONHDESSER LUTHERAN CHURCH 72 Finch Ave. West Toronto North, 1654 Avenue Road V V . 787â€"4568 Toronto Cenlul, 561 Ml. Plenum Rd. .. 484-9016 Downsview 622 Sheppard Ave. w. . V V . , . 630-2643 Scarborough. 551 Markhlm ,. 431-1933 Scarbovough.1286 Kennedy Road . . . O . 755-2976 Willowdale, 5385 Yonge Nonhlown Clr. . 224-1409 Willowdlle.1537 Steele. E. . . . . . . . . . . , 221-5787 16 LOCATIONS IN ONTARIO TO SERVE YOU and FRAME IT YOURSELF in our fully equipped workshop Frame someone you love fora gift to remember. (in the Danish Church) SAVE Add the vanilla essence to the butter, sugar and egg batter before adding the flour. Turn into a basin and steam as Richmond Hill Minor Bantams‘ goalie Bill Keates came up with a fine game against Thornhill despite losing 3- 0 as he made numerous outstanding saves. game Thomhilfoutshot Rich« mond Hill 31â€"11 on the Rasheed Saleuddin, the other Hill goaltender. only allowed two goals as the Minor Bantams downed ()rillia 8-2 last Friday night in Orillia. Gino Digioacchino scored the first of his two goals assisted on both by Shawn Gallaugher. John Zandona had one goal with assists to Pat Engel and Dave Abernethy‘ Paul Joslin and Kevin Mclnnis then set up Abemethy for a goal. The big line in the The Richmond Hill Branson Foods Bantam B‘s went on a scoring binge against Newmarket last Friday demolishing that team 11~ David Bone got the shutout and defenceman Donny Wilson was a scoring terror as he picked up five goals tthree of them unassisted) and two assists. Assists went to Rob Strang. two. and singles to George Caron. Orveo Paoleni. Kevin Rowe‘ and goalie Bone. Other scorers were Paul Sarazin with a goal and an assist: Jim Formenton. a goal and two assists; Ray Robertson, one and one: Captain Jim MacNeil. one and one; Keith Moffetl. a goal; Ralph Seybold. a goal. SUHday was 3 Slightly Sunday afternoon saw the different story as the Hill Thunderbirds tying team lost a 6-2 game: to Chinguacousy 1-1 with Barrie. Scoring for RlCh- Thomhm outplaying the mond Hi“ was Jim opposition but unable to McNeil from Strang; and capitalize on their Jim Lazenby wilh one chances up to Branson on binge r béforev adding . Turn into a nd steam as e jam, and pour d around the )udding before Serves” six to CIA PUDDING Split and press the raisins against the side of the pudding basin. Add the lemon rind to the butter. sugar and egg batter. After you’ve added the flour, fold in the lemon juice. Steam as before. Serves six to eight. Keates shines 30% Orillia victory was the Barry-Boyle-Ryan line as both James Barry and Kevin Ryan recorded four-point evenings with two goals and two assists each‘ Scott Russell, Kevin McInnis and Scott Boyle also earned assists in the Barry-Ryan goals. Orillia returned to Richmond Hill on Sunday and defeated the Minor Bantams 53. Steve Ceballo scored his first of the year assisted by Kevin Ryan. second remaining in the game‘ Digioacchino scored from Dave Abemethy and Shawn Gallaugher. The team finally came to life in the last two minutes of the game and Pat Engel netted one from Scott Boyle but it was too late to make up the two goals needed to record a tie May the coaching staff of the Richmond Hill Branson Foods Bantam B‘s take this opportunity to wish the team and parents a Merry (‘hristmas Lack of forechecking was a major reason that the Thunderbirds failed to register a goal. Both treams. who had met five times previously and managed to tie four of those games, played pretty evenly most of the way. ' The Thornhill Thun- derbird Minor Peewee 11's dropped a 2-0 decision to Unionville last week. An exhibition match Sunday aftemqon sawrthe Ralph Gabriel scored the lone goal for Thornhill with assists to Kevin Rotermund and Richard Krutzler. Goaltender Mitchell Avenus, defencemen Brian Macdonald, and forward Philip Farb. turned in strong efforts in the weekend games. Thornhill now prepares for the Orangeville tournament with its first action being Boxing Day at 2 pm. They play Hespeler. Legion Midgets The Richmond" Hill Legion Midgets walloped Newmarket 8-4 Sunday night in a game at Rich- mond Hill. Pat Lawlor, Ken Jensen and JP. Farrell scored two goals apiece for the winners with singles to Andrew Don and Paul Beckwith. Earlier in the week the same teams tied 4â€"4 with Richmond Hill goals to Dave Carmichael with two and singles to Ken Jensen and Lawlor. Lawlor and Farrell scoring two goals and singles to Dave Leuschener, Beckwith, Don, Rob Cashin. Prior to that they‘d walloped Aurqra (1-3 Birds lose 2-0