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*\“‘"““‘iii‘ii‘iii)? EATTENTIONII ATTENIIQN! : FITIAIAY DI'AIIL‘ L‘h U]?! 1') \TE‘ ‘n I Willowdale ‘ 221-9343 I f4““__“‘7““““I\‘ fiew Westiel Rosco Grain bin i650 Bus. $395; M-F 35 SP. combine. $1450: I-H-C 141 SP. mmbine. $1250; M-F 410 com- bine. $6850. 31 Yonge St. 5., Aurora , Phone 773-4671 9am. to 9pm. by appointment Existing mortgages purchased for cash. Can or write: Frank Green Financial Enterprises 3768 Bathurst Street Suite 211, Downsview Phone 633-1615 ALL MORTGAGES ARRANGED Fast helpful service. lowest 18185, any area. ED LOWE LTD. REALTOR 481-6876 Evenings 226-0337 TRANSPORTATION O WALK-IN CLOSETS O NEAR GOLF COURSE O HYDRO o SAUNA O OUTSIDE POOL 0 SCHOOLS o CLOSE TO FIRST ATM) SECOND MORTGAGES ARRANGED REASONABLE RATES BETWEEN STEELES a: NO. 7 EAST OF YONG! OFF BAY THORN DRIVE Thornhill Terrace Week Days 12 - 9 p.121. Weekends 12 - 8 1mm. CANADA MANPOWER CENTRE. Department of Manpower and Immigration Medical Secretary 0 Waitresses Typist 0 Spinner Hand (Metal) Machinist O Welder â€" Fitter Auto Mechanic 0 Drywall Applicator Cabinet Maker 0 Hair Stylist Please Contact Your Local I} keep. â€" Never to be forgotten. sister lHelen. brother-in-law George [and nephews Chris and David end; It in t at xWINGER ~â€" In loving memory ' of a dear wife and mother. I Mabel Winger. who passed away August. 23. 1968. iGod knows how much we miss 1 her Never shall her memory fade. IlLoving thoughts shall ever HOMEOWNERS 12% Prime seconds Mortgages purchased funds available for any type of Mortgage Thomas Gunn phone anytime 447-8575 Rumble Tractor Massey-Ferguson Dealer Gormley 887-5886 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INC. Previous experience is less important than'ability to {10 fjne work. needing good eye~hand co- ordmatlon. Bum by New Style Construction ASSEM’BLERS 889-2234 127 BIRCH AVE. THORNHILL Modern Storage Warehouse NEW HIGH RISE 1 and 2 Bedrooms MORTGAGES FARM EQUIPMENT Medical Secretary Typist Machinist Auto Mechanic Cabinet Maker FULLY QUALIFIED HELP NEEDED IN THE FOLLOWING OCCUPATIONS: I YOUR UNITED VAN LINES AGENT at us help you solve All your Moving problems 280 CENTRE ST.E..VRICHMOND HILL 10 A.M. T0 3 P.M. the Mover lid. Requires efore you move! Secretary 0 Waitresses 0 Spinner Hand (Metal) at o Welderâ€" Fitter tchanic O Drywall Applicator Maker 0 Hair Stylist Please Contact Your Local 4985 Yonge Street, WANT ADS PHONE 884-1105-6 ('le cle Apply at tfc'1 \ AUGUST 28. SATURDAY ~ At 1 pm Auction Sale of hausehold furniture, electrical appliances. pictures, crystal, china, glass,‘ ‘pewter. garden and lawn furni- ture tools and misc. items. For Mrs. Nora Miller. Ridge Road (West) (The last house). Appro- ximately 1 mile south of Aurora on No. 11 hwy. Terms: Cash day of sale, Ernie Severn. Auc- tioneer. R.R. No. 1. Alliston. GREY and white younginfile cat Thornhill Green are}. 889- 4874. cle BOSTON terrier. female, 3&1 8'73 REWARD LOST SET OF KEYS Between Richmond Inn Hotel and Centre Street on Yonge. Phone Days 884-3163, evening 884-7379. c1w8 TOURS, cruises, rail and bus tickets, reservations and indivi- dual travel. Call A. H. Creighton Travel Agency. 889-5643. tfc47 SALE REGISTERS ROOMY lakefront madam- cona Beach, Lake Simcoe. 884- 1807 evenings. c1w8 NURSING HOME ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE Do you have a friend or relative who needs nursing care and has only their old age pension? They may be eligible for per- sonalized, loving care in one of Ontario‘s finest nursing homes. For information. call Mr. Mar- tin. 895-5138. [ch MATURE woman seeks babyâ€" sitting jobs in evening from 8 pm oh. 884-3205 after 5 pm. 'c1w8 BABY sitting, everiings and weekends. Write Box 423 Rich- mond Hill. clw8 WANTED mature woman to ba- bysit in my home. Starting September 8 from 8:30 to 4:30. Three children, two in school half-days. Call after 6:30. 884- 5307. c1w7 NURSING HOMES Mr. and Mrs. G. McKenzie ofg'HAUGl-{TON â€"â€" Dr. and Mrs. Richmond Hill are happy to an-' nounce the engagement of their daughter Linda Marie to Mr“ George E. Bell. son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Bell of Richmond Hill. cle David Haughton, (nee Kathâ€" erine Connollyl wish to an- nounce the birth of their first child, a daughter. Laura Miriam. at Yale â€" New Haven Hospital. New Haven, Conn. on August 5. 1971. c1w8 Engagementz BABY SITTING COTTAGES TO RENT TRAVEL 889-4911-2-3 FOUND LOST Gentle as a Lamb c1w8 clw8 ICARD or CARD 0!“ THANKS The family of the late Ross Bothweu wish to thank their friends. neighbors. Guides, Brownies and the men's bowl~ ing league of Maple for their many kindnesses. floral trib- utes and cards. Dorrie. CIWB CARD 0]" THANKS The Stewart Family would like to express great appreciation and gratitude to all who hel- ped look for their son Billy on Wednesday. August 11. Special thanks to York Regional Police. Avenue Taxi. Father Robinson, Boy Scouts, and all close friends and neighbors. c1w8 CARD 0!“ THANKS I wish to extend my sincere thanks to friends and relatives for cards. flowers. gifts. tele- phone calls, Visits. baking, etc.. during my stay at home with a broken ankle. HAUSE â€"â€" Mr. and Mrs. R. Hausa of Richmond Hill are happy to announce the forth- coming marriage of their dau- ghter, Marilyn Ruth, to Mr. Redmond Leslie Nearing, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Nearing of Glace Bay. Nova Scotia. The wedding is to take place on Sat- urday, September 25 at St. Mary's Anglican Church at 5pm. *1w8 KEFFER -â€" In loving memory of a dear wife and mother. Ella, who passed away August 10. 1970. “Gone but not forgotten". â€" Ever remembered by husband and family. nc1w8 wander To the spot where she is laid. â€" Remembered by husband Henry and Family. *lw8 Mr. and Mrs. James D. Howe of Assiniboine Crescent, St. James, Winnipeg take pleasure in an- nouncing the forthcoming mar- riage of their daughter. Mar- garet. Elizabeth to Mr. Terrance Thiel son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thiel of Richmond Hill. The wedding will take place on Friday August 27. 1971 at 5:30 pm at. the Sturgeon Creek Uni- ted Church in Winnipeg. THORPE. Clifford Alfred â€"â€" In hospital on Wednesday, Au- gust 11, 1971. husband of the late. Irene May Knight, dear father of Marguerite, Joyce and Michael. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home, 126 Yonge St. N., Richmond Hill. Service was held Friday at TUCKER. William Louis â€" Suddenly on Friday August 13, 1971, Bill Tucker. beloved husband of Bernice Dalley of Richmond Hill. dear father of Jean (Mrs. Guy Doucette) Bill and Ron. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home, 126 Yonge St. N. Richmond Hill. Service was held Monday afternoon, interment Rich- mond Hill Cemelery. clws time Or live again the past. But within our hearts are 3111 mrmnriam LINDSAY ~ In loving memory of a dear husband and father. Andrew Lindsay, who passed , away August 17, 1968. We cannot. halt the hand of memories That will forever last. â€"â€" Lovineg remembered by his wife, Mary and family at home and abroad. c1w8 STUNDEN â€"â€" Deepest love and fond rememberance of a clear brother William (Bill) who passed away August 21. 1957. While you rest in peaceful sleep You memory We shall always WALDEN â€" Van and Barbara (nee Hillaby) are proud to announce the binh of their first son Chad Anthony at 1:45 pm Saturday, August 14. 1971. at York Central Hospital in Richmond Hill. c1w8 HORNE â€"â€"- Ken and Heather wish to announce the birth of a daughter, Kimberly Ann at 1:26pm on August 12, 1971. 51b5. 8015. A sister for Kenny. *le Zflnflhrnming Marriagw Edith Williamson 3 pm. Interment Richmond Hill Cemetery. c1w8 HOWE - THIEL Tfiirtha c1w8 c1w8 Kath- ) an- first Jaura [aven Bonn. c1w8 ather birth 2 r l y agust sister *1w8 rbara d to their vat ‘ The girls event was particu- larly hard fought with the top three swimmers never more than 25 feet apart. During the first 45 lengths. the two lead- ing swimmers. K‘aren Chap- man of Richmond Hill and Caroline Marshall of Unionville swam neck-and-neck with Kar- len Chapman finally moving in- ‘to the lead. Kelly Patten. also of Richmond Hill. swam in third place {or about 50 len» gths but finally moved up into second and finished only four seconds behind the winner Caroline Marshall of Unionville slipped into third place. ten seconds behind Kelly Patten. of are his ome N13 and lear who 957. ,eep lays ster \rna itence. Newmarket. The second game of the series continues tonight (Thursday) at the town park beginning at 8:30 pm. Tuesday’s opener saw both teams go into the sixth inning tied at 1-1 when Mel Steinberg stepped to the plate with two runners and two out and zap- ped the ball over the right field The blow came off losing pitcher Billy Drennan whoelso‘ served up a home run shot to Catcher Bill Eves for New-, market’s first run in the third' inning. There was two men'out when long blasts. He struck out 10 batters. He walked one. The jewellers opened the scoring in the first inning as Derek Kinnersly singled, went to second on a wild pitch, and then was sacrificed to third. He then scored on Joe O’Neill‘s ground ball to short. Richmond Hill were trailing 4â€"1 when they managed their second and final run on an er- ror and a fly ball. The error came on Les Downing's long fly ball to centre field which Lee Gould dropped with Down- ing ending up on third. He came home on Duane Reid's fly ball to left field. That final game in Cobourg saw Richmond Hill managing only five hits while committing three costly errors which con- tributed to their downfall. The Legion girls had lost the second game by 5-4 after win- ning the start of the series in convincing 6-0 fashion. This game was also played in Co- bourg Cobourg had eight hits along with Si); errors. Five of those six errors came in the final inn- ing but Richmond Hill could still only manage to score one run. The blow came off losing pitcher Billy Drennan whoalso served up a home run shot to Catcher Bill Eves for New- market’s first run in the third inning. 'Winning pitcher Lefty Bill Lunney who pitched sharp ball There was two men'out when Mike Lunney beat out an inâ€" field hit. Rich Lunney walked and then came the Steinberg special. A temporary job may be the answer. Read the Help Wanted Columns in “The Liberal“every week for job opportunities throughout York County. 2.! Sr. Girls 100 M. Breast Stroke 1. M. Bray. M 11:34.5); 2 K. R-edding. RH; 3. M. Kalin, RH 3. 11 & 12 Boys 100 M. Freeâ€" style 1. G. Gentles. U 11:26.7); Richmond Hill Legion Inter- mediate Ladies bowed out of the 1971 Provincial Women’s Softball Union Playdowns Au- gust 8 losing 7-2 to Cobourg in the third game of their best-of- three series in Cobourg. A three-run home run in the sixth inning stunned the Rich- mond Hill Dynes Jewellers Tuesday night of this week as the Newmarket Rays went on to a 4-2 win in the opening round of their OASA Senior “A” best-of-three series in 1. Sr. Boys 200 M. Individual Medlay 1. K. Heilbron, RH (3121.1; 2. S. Murdoch. RH. Legion ladies Lose To Cobourg; Bounced From PWSU Playdowns Times for the swimmers were: Karen Chapman. Rich- mond Hill. first in 25:09.5 (a new recordâ€"~old record 27:29.1, also held by Karen Chapman); Kelly Patten. Richmond Hill, second in 25:13.1; and Caroline Marshall, Unionville, third in 25:23.4. The boys event saw George Barr of Richmond Hill go into an early lead and stay there to the end with a time of 22:16.3 for the 1500 M. distance. Second place went to Peter Neher of Richmond Hill in 26:21.2. with third going to Tom Richardson of Unionville. close on the heels of Peter Neher. in a time Qf 26:26.3. Results of the other events run around the featured 1500 M. races were as follow: RH-Richmond Hill, U-Union- ville’. M-Markham Newmarket Beat Dynes In OASA Second Game Here Thursday Night Richmond Hill CentenniaIIZ. K. Chapman. RH; 3. S. Gen- Pool swimmers swept first and try. RH. second place in both the boys 4, 11 & 12 Girls 50 M. Breast and girls 1500 metre freestylelstroke 1. B. McGregor, M events August 7. h5g4): 2. B. Harris. RH. Richmond Hill Swimmers Dominate 'W \ [Novice 1 Girls In 1500 Metre Free StyleCompetitioniHi“ Rangers Absorb First Defeathshawa Finals When it comes to producing persuasive. productive print- ed matter we are tops. For speed. price and quality on printed products with a message, contact the spec- ialists. THE LIBERAL Free Delivery on all orders Printers and Publishers Since 1878 Phone 8844105 Richmond Hill We are remarkably fast Winning pitcher was Helen WANT EXTRA INCOME. 312:2?Kicked, Hit By Chair figfiiln Coffee Shop Fight Wayne Marquis. 17. of Levine Road. Oshawa. has been char- ged with causing a disturbance ‘ by fighting. The second game looked like two straight wins for Richmond Hill and the series as they led 4~2 with two out in the bottom of the ninth inning. Then the roof fell in. Winning pitcher was again MacAlplne with 10 hits charged against her. She struck out two batters. Three c nsecutive hits re- sulted in 0 runs and a 5-4 win for Cobourg. Fox was again charged with the loss allowing 11 hits while Striking out 13 batters. MacAlpine who gave up five hits while striking out two. Taking the loss was Marion Fox allowing eight hits and striking out four batsmen. The Legion continues its re- gular league games every Wed- nesday night at the towu park at 8:15 pm The jewellers opened the scoring in the first inning as Derek Kinnersly singled, went to second on a wild pitch, and then was sacrificed to third. He then scored on Joe O’Neill‘s ground ball to short. Richmond Hill were trailing Another youth has been charged in the York Region Police investigation of a fight at 11:30 pm July 31 in the A & W Coffee Shop. 82 Yonge Street North. SOl‘l all the way limiting the JeweL lers to no more than one hit in any one inning and a total of six in the game. He walked one batter. He struck-out 10 batters. ‘01:; pei‘son was kicked and struck by a chair in the inci- dent. police said. Both youths face trial at Richmond Hill Provincial Court at a future date not yet estab- lished. 17. 10 8: Under Girls 100 Freestyle 1. C. Buck. (1:423); 2. W. Watson, U; 3 Jones, RJ‘I. Drennan was tagged for five hits including those two fatal long blasts. He struck out 10 batters. He walked one. Previously charged with as- iault causing bodily harm was ruce Final. 18. of 44 Steeles Avenue, South Thornhill. 3. S. Harlow, M‘ 15. 13 8c 14 18. Open Boys 1500 ‘M. Free- style ]. G. Barr, RH (22:16.31: 2. P. Neher, RH; 3. T. Richard- 10. Sr. Boys 100 M. Butterfh/ I. S. Murdoch. RH 11:54.3). 11. Sr. Girls 200 M. Free- style ]. M. Bray. M (2:581'; 2. K. Chapman, RH; 3. M. Kalin, 12. 11 & 12 Boys 50 M. But- terfly 1. G. Patten, RH (44.9); 2. G. Gentles, U; 3. K. Chapman, dividual Medlay 1. E. Harris RH (1254.9); 2 B. McGregor, M 14. 13 & 14 Boys 200 M. In- dividual Medlay l. J. Coleman. RH (3131.0); 2. K. Matshall, RH; Back Stroke (1:36.51; 2. K. McGregor, M 16. 10 & Under Boys 100 Freestyle 1. G. Patten. (1:33.13): 2. C. Coleman, RH K. Gentles. U. 6. 10 & Under Boys 50 M.}playing turf under six inches Breast Stroke 1. ‘G. Patten. Rfllof water during the- contest. (54.8); 2 C. Coleman. RH; 3. J.I The Rangers were hard press- Marshall, U. ed in the first half as Aurora 7. 10 A: Under Girls 50 M. adapted itself better to the Back Stroke 1. C. Buck, (47.7); conditions and were two goals 2. A. Jones. RH. up after 15 minutes of play. 8. 13 & 14 Boys 100 M. Free- Richmond Hill persisted in style 1. J. Coleman, RH hip-tapping the ball whereas (1:233); 2. K. Marshall, RH; 3. Aurora thumped it as hard as S. Harlow. M. they could. 9. 13 & 14 Girls 100 M. Breast Stroke 1. M. Bray, M (1:323); 2 C. Marshall, U; 3. V. Harris. RH. 5. Open Girls 1500 M. Freeâ€" style 1. K. Chapman. RH (25:09.5‘; 2. K. Patten. RH; 3 C. Marshall. U. 13. 11 & 12 Girls 100 M. In- ONTARIO SCHOOL OF UPHOLSTERY 174 Bridgeland Ave. (opp. Yorkdale) Chesterfields and Chairs Recovered Like New PAY ONLY BASIC CHARGES Choose from a large selection of quality fabrics All workmanship expertly supervised and guaranteed Pickup and delivery Free estimates at your home Factory Showroom Hours Mon 14 Girls 100 M. 1. M. Bray, M Patten. RH; 3 With nine men, the Rangers fought, hard to get the equalizer but Aurora's defence was too strong for the Ranger's deplet- 1ed forward line. The rain stopped second half and the started to get into the Aurora picked up two points with the win but still remain five points behind the first place Richmond Hill team with three league games remaining. Dynes Jewellers 2 Red Barons 0 The Red Barons suffered their first defeat of the season as their unbeaten string ended at 10 games. The Jewellers were in command all the way and Troy Mitchell counted twice as the defence contained the Bar- ons. Baif’s Bombers 6, Rangers 4 Rangers's Andrew Don con- tinued his torrid scoring pace as he bmught his league total to 23 goals in 11 games. However,‘ the Rangers stayed in the cellari as tireless Doug Rae netted three goals for the Bombers. Neil Moreland added two goals and Carl D'Antimo counted the other. Kevin King and Terry Riordan scored for Rangers. Industrial Life 1, Ratcliff’s 1 Ralph Zilz and James Gwil- 1am exchanged goals in this fight to the finish which left both teams tied in the stand- ings. Even the enthusiastic play of Ratcliff's Danny Thomson could not break the deadlock. Emerald Isle Motel 10 Richvale S. R. Lazenby Leaders Dynamos '1 Dan‘s Esso 5 Spartans 2 1 1 WOODBRIDGE â€" The former village library now has a new home. It opened for business August 5 in the former muni‘ cipal offices. The official open- ing will take place sometime in September. The library will be open five days a week. NEWMARKET â€"A 40-unit de- velopment is planned for Eagle Street on 12 acres of land he- hind the Peter Gorman Ltd. warehouse. The site is owned by Frank Orsi. There would be 28 two-bedroom a p a r tm e n t suites and 12 three-bedroom house-type units. . It was he who pushed the ball through the middle to Bobby Zirocino'as the latter beat the Aurora keeper for the Rangers first goal. The rain stopped in the second half and the Rangers started to get into the game. Billy Keenan scored the equalizer from a beautiful cross by Brian Kinnon. Twenty minutes from the end a pushing, shoving and name calling incident resulted in the referee sending two Rangers to the dressing room for the dura- tion. Dynamos '1 Rlchvale Scaffold Rentals 0 Dynamos. under coach Jack Hamilton. continue to win as Richard Hughes blasted home four goals. Paul Hamilton scored twice and Joe Morton counted one goal. Spartans 1, Dan‘s Essa 0 The Oilmen lost their second in a row as Russell Thompson's goal was enough to give Spar- tans the two points. Big John White. star player for the Rangers, gloried in the wet going. SQUIRTS Aurora's John Phillips scored the winner minutes later. The Rangers play Saturday in Newmarket at 6 pm. The second half of all games was played in a downpour which was ignored by {enthusiastic players and fans alike. Lazenby’s Leaders 1 Emerald Isle Motel 1 The last place Leaders be- came the first team to take a noint from league leading Emerald Isle. Steven Shannon and Danny Busnello exchanged goals. The Richmond Hill Rangers suffered their first defeat of the season here Saturday in the Newmarket and District Soccer First Division when they were edged 3-2 by Aurora United. A driving rain storm made the going hazardous and covered the playing turf under six inches of water during the; contest. Red Barons Dynes Jewellers Baif’s Bombers Industrial Life Ratcliff's Rangers ATOMS MINOR SOCCER House League to Fri. 9 STANDINGS STANDINGS 737-0277 A Tournaments Inc. 6 Otters 2. Roadrunners 0 Expos 1 I Once again it was Mary Beth Duncan Candy and DavidlLaw who got the Otters started Trotman each counted 3 brace‘on the road to another victory of goals in House League ac- with a good opening goal. tion. Frank Peterson and Mark Mary has very good ball con- Kernohan scored singles while‘trol and her efforts have been Robert Volk tallied for Expos.linvaluable to the Otters this Travelways 0 Northwest Boys Club 0 This was the po'orest effort of the season for Trave‘lways as they were completely disor- ganized and unable to mount David Gates scored two goals for Metros with the others going to Johnny Vorich, Denis Os- borne, and Dino Capotosto. Ron Abernethy scored twice and Tom Jensen once for the Fal- cons. (The Avenue~Spurs game was called after 20 minutes of play on account of rain). Priority T. Metros Falcons Avenues Deciantis Spurs Expos Dynes Jewellers 6 Black Creek 0 The visitors from Black Creek were no match for the league leading jewellers as winger Adrian Steenson coun- ted 'his first “hat trick” of the season. Other goals went to Steven Harris. Doug Macklin and James Gwiliam. Thanks to Mr. Harris for his handling of the team in Coach Gossman's absence. ATOMS MOSQUITOS Priority Travel Metros 5 Falcons 3 The Metros moved into first place as they defeated the Fal- cons 5-3 at Don Head Tuesday evening of last week. SQUIRTS STANDINGS THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Aug. 19, 1971 Make the sun shine every _ washday No more hanging out the washing -â€" no more waiting for the sun to shine. Just pop the wash in your new electric dryer, and get ready to iron. Some of it won't even need ironing, because an electric dryer dries many modern fabrics wrinkle-free and ready to wear. 15 Good efforts were produced by 13 Cathy Eversley on the left de- B‘t'ence and Dianne Penyige at 3i outside left for the Otters. 4 YONGE ST. SOUTH For the Roadrunners it was Mary Beth Eckersley and Chris- tina Mansfield starving on the forward line and Allison Laing in goal. Mary has very good ball con- trol and her efforts have been invaluable to the Otters this year. The Saints did not live up to their name as they demonstra- ted poor sportsmanship and short tempers. The centre for- ward was ejected from the game after he attacked J-lill Centre Half Ian Kernohan. GIRLS any kind of attack. Only the superlative play of Peter Bur- {on in goal preserved the tie for the Hill team. JUNIOR B St. Augustine 1 Richmond Hill 1 The "Bees" gave up an early goal to the Saint's but continued to battle back and finally Tim Whelan slammed home a fine goal on a perfect pass from new- comer Doug Hutchinson. The Otters second goal came from Susan Renshaw who shot from well out with the ball sail- ing over the goalie‘s .head. MOSQUITOS Tournaments Inc. 1 Armourdale 7 Armourdale attacked from the start. scored early, and continuâ€" ed attécking throughout this game. The Inc. team managed to get on the score sheet via a perfectly placed penalty shot by Atom Mark Kernohan. New coach for the Inc. team is Les Trotman. Richmond Hill Hydro Electric Commission World Wide Moving & Shipping movma & BY SHIPPING Overseas Packing 8.: Crating Agents for: GLo'BAL VAN 'LINEs. ‘ Local and Long Distance Moving; 24 Hr. Servxce Canada Bonded Warehouse. Call: 889-6269 SAM COOK, CHAIRMAN AL. HORWOOD, SUPERINTENDENT your hydro The novice girls‘ all stars. sponsored by Richmond Hill Minor ‘Ball Association were beaten in the final frame of the Oshawa Tournament held re- cently. Coaches Allan Howard and Mary-Ann Palmer would like to compliment the entire team on the good sportsmanship and team spirit each girl displayed during the year. This is the first year Rich- mond Hill has had a novice girls' team and prospects for next year look even better Beth Shadoff and Susan O'Connell each had four hits for Richmond Hill. Darlene Har- rison was the winning pitcher and Beth Shadoff stole home with the winning run. Scarboro 19, R. Hill 14 Their spirits raised. Richmond Hill went into the final game against a superior Scarboro team. They played well and put up a good fight before finally bowing 19-14. Vicki Robinson. Julie Wells and Brenda Lee each had four hits and Darlene Harrison. pitching her third game of the day. was the loser. Cobourx 17. R. Hill 18 The first game saw the Rich- mond Hill girls dropped to the “B” Division as they came out on the short end of a 17-16 score against Cobourg. The score seesawed all the way through the game with Cobourg scoring five runs in the last inning to win it. Denise Bar- clay had five hits and Julie Wells four in a losing cause. R. Hill 19. Ajax 18- Richmond Hill was three cuts from heading home as they trailed Ajax 18-10 in the last inning of their second game. But suddenly. the spark they displayed all year came alive as they pushed nine runs across the plate to win the game. LAND & SEA RAIL AIR 884-4466