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mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmnmmmmummmummmnmmmmmmmmmuu RAY JUDD es, Steffon fand Robson each BILL ROBSON Pitches No Hitter had singles. Has 2 Big Hits Immnmnunmmmmnummummmmu mum“\“mmummnmummummmnmmmmmmnmumuImlmmmI‘unmmmmImmnmnuummmlImmInunIuImmunnmmmnm LIBERAL CLASSIFIEDS-Get Results-TUA-IIOS ‘ players for good effort. Gord Woolnough, Robbie Clephor, Doug Webster. Mike Dempsey, Larry Mansbridge, Chris Strothers and John Ranieri were singled out for a pat on the back. Jveryone who made the trip to Preston thor- oughly enjoyed the day. The Preston people evidently enjoyed having them and the invitation to return next year has already been extended. The kids are good ambassadors! Mike Parrett, Ralph Davies and Jim Mansbridge took the peewee team to the North York tournament. In the first game they defeated Avenue Road 16-5 but ran into grief in the second game against Sim- coe. For five innings they were demoralized by a side winding pitcher with an illegal delivery. He was derricked by the umpires in the fifth but the damage was done and the team never did get untracked It’s taken a long time and a lot of organizing to get the R.H.M.B.A. to the point where these tourn- ament junkets are possible. If it weren’t for solid par- ental support the trips just wouldn’t happen at all. Someone said that one of the requirements to be a champion at anything was to be born to the right kind of parents. Seems like there are lots of the right kind around Richmond Hill this year! As a‘ souvenir of the day each young play- er received a North York Softball A$ociation pennant. And if you think a pennant isn’t a big deal for any kid then have another think! IN THE MATTER OF Section 34 of The Plan- ning Act (R.S.O. 1960. c. 296) â€"and- IN THE MATTER OF an application by the Corporation of the Township of Markham for approval of proposed Amendment Number 23 to the Official Plan of the Township of Markham Planning Area replacing the original Official Plan of the Township of Markham Planning Area on a reference to this Board by the Honourable the Minister of Municipal Affairs. Only 28 Batters Face Speedy Charlie Burns When you pitch to just 28 batters in a nine inning Paces Franklins Win not a ghost of a hit and the by appoints Tuesday, the 3rd day of September, 1963, at the hour of half-past ten o’clock in the forenoon (Local Time), in the Township Hall (at Buttonville), Ontario, for the hearing of all par- ties interested in supporting or opposing this application. DATED at Toronto this 2nd day of August, 1963. This amendment constitutes a new Official Plan which replaces the present Plan which has been in effect since 1956. The new Plan was prepared in 1962 and explained at public meet- ings in the spring and summer of that year. It has since been referred to the Ontario Municipal Board for a hearing. The new Plan provides for the overall develop- ment of the Municipality for a. period of approxi- mater the next 20 years and deals with land uee. community development. road development and timing of urban development. All owners of land abutting the Township of Markham limits and located in the Village of Markham, Village of Stouffville, and Town of Richmond Hill. are hareby notified of the above- mentioned application. The entire Amendment Number 23 is avail- able for inspectiOn by the public during business hours from Monday to Friday inclusive at the office of the Town Clerk in the Municipal Build- ing at Buttonville. DATED at the Township of Markham this 15th day of August, 1963. H. C. T. CRISP, SPORT SPOTS THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD here- THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD APPOINTMENT FOR HEARING (Continued From Page 8) SECRETARY. EXPLANATORY NOTE SPECIAL NOTICE Clerk, Township of Markham. R.R. No. 2, Gormley, Ontario. NOTICE QNTARIO When you pitch to just 28 batters in a nine inning lame, don't give up a walk, not a ghost of a hit and the opposition has only one run- ner due to error. that is quite a feat! Ray Judd pitched Just such a game at Mark- ham on Tuesday of last week as the Jewellers nipped Markham 1-0. To add frost- lng to the cake it was Judd'l single in the second inning that drove‘ in the winning run. Twenty of the twenty eight Markham batters went down via the strikeout route. Lefty Ellis pitched Well for Markham and gave up six scattered hits. Jeweller cat- cher Ken Coultes. out of the line up for nearly four weeks with a hand injury, regained his batting eye by pounding out two singles. Judd, Hugh: es, Station and Robson each had singles. (Signed) B. Vickers, bea rightiliberal 8: Bayview BA. Players‘ right \To Represent Town In Playoffs Mr. Bill ‘Babcock. education director for Rich- mond Hill High School. has announced a new experiment- al sports plan. He hopes to induce more student particiâ€" pation in a school sports pro- gram while de-emphasizing the inter school aspects of second- ary school sport. Under the plan Richmond Bill will have not one but four junior football teams. These teams will operate on an intramural basis and will play a regular sched- ule in an intramural lea- gue. Exhibition games may be arranged with other schools. physical ship qualities as they will coach teams. arrange schedul- ing and officiate at games. Richmond Hill will field an inter school senior football team. The team will be benefit- ted in future years by a pool of talent from the junior teams. Students of R.H.H.S. are al- ready enthusiastic about the idea and Some are already do- ing calisthenics in preparation for school opening Soccer will be played on an inter school and intramural basis. A junior soccer team will represent the school while sen- ior soccer will be confined sole- ly to an intramural plan. More Student Play Announce New Sports Plan For R. Hill High Richmond Hill will be repres- ented In the juvenile "A" ser- ies of the O.A.S.A. playoffs by a composite team from Bayview ‘Plaza BA. and “The Liberal". Six members of each team will This should provide football for far more players than has been possible heretofore. It should also provide an opport- unity for senior students to demonstrate and develop leaderâ€" mmmuummum“!umuuuumu\1mu\umuuunnuumum mun“mun“mnmmuummunumummmmmlmnmmmmum Lady Bowler “Snow-balls” To Samia Finals Mrs. Grainger propelled herself into the finals Thursday of last week at Agincourt when she breez- ed past three opponents in the semi-finals segment Falling under the pres- sure of Mrs. Grainger‘s sharp-shooting in this order were the teams of Kings- ton. 21-16; Smith Falls. 21-6 and Toronto 21-12. Mrs. Grainger has been exactly unbeatable this bowling season beginning with her opponents in Dist- rict 13 which included such formidable opposition as Oshawa. Aurora. Stayn- er. and Newmarket and others. Richmond Hill’s Mrs. Jessle Gralnger ls gather- ing momentum something like a snowball in Decem- ber as she rolls toward the Ladies’ Provincial Lawn Bowling Singles Champion- ship August 20 in Sarnia. Mrs. Grainger propelled Also entering the finals in Sarnla will be Allan- dale. doubles winners at Agincourt; and Oshawa, triple winners. Life Insurance available at low group rate HOUSEHOLD FINANC Need back-to-school cash? IS Yonge Sim! Nonh W. F. Gibson, Managor RICHMOND HILL AMOUNT OF LOAN Get an HF C Shopper’s Loan Richmond Hill will field an inter school senior football team. The team will be benefit- ted in future years by a pool Soccer will be played on an inter School and intramural basis. A junior soccer team will represent the school while san- lor soccer will be confined sole- ly to an intramural plan. For the opening series the juveniles have drawn Scarboro as an opponent and open the best of two out of three series in Scar- boro this Wednesday with the second game set fol- August 19th in Richmond Hill. If a third game is nec- essary the game site will be chosen by the traditional toss of the coin. It is expected that left hander Dave Deighton of “The Liberal” team and George Hop- kins of Bayview EA. will share the pitching duties for the ser- ies. Neither Coaches Murphy or Lewis are making any prom-t ises about the series except to indicate that the team will be playing right down to the wire. This is a first time venture and the boys should gain a good measure of experience. Shop now for the best clothing values. Pay for books, tuition, supplies. Borrow confidently from the company backed by 85 years' experience. BY RON CRAINE Charlie Burns, the San Francisco Seal who runs like a jackrabbit, used his blinding speed to good ad- vantage as Franklin’s downed Dynes Jewellers 1-0 Thursday night last week. Two evenly matched teams battled in a well nigh perfect softball game with the sole difference being Mr. Burns. $100 550 750 1000 1600 2200 2500 AMI Blnt mqu Mincinal harden uvomvt MIMI. but no WI Imnnn be on the 0.A.S.A. squad with three players added from the other teams in the league to bring the roster to'a strength of fifteen L Earlier in the season it was planned that the team leading the league at the end of July would repres- ent Richmond Hill. Bay- view Plaza BA. and “The Liberal" were tied at the end of the specified time necessitating the composite team. Coach Andy Murphy of the BA. squad and Coach N. Lewis of “The Liberal” team were faced with a minor problem. Which team's sweaters would be worn? The toss of a coin decided the issue and the team will be wearing the Liberal livery. a routine single but the jet propelled Burns turned it into a standup double. Cen- tre field ace Freddy Thomas followed with a single to scoot Burns across the plate for the only run of the game. In the third inning Burns found the range on one of Ray .ludd's bewildering slants and poked the ball into left field it looked like Dynes mounted their biggest Mr. Babcock emphasizes that this plan is purely ex- perimental. If it works out as he hopes far more students will benefit from a sane and sound sport- ing program. Telephone TU 4-4431 3 6 mtb: MONTHLY PAYMENT PLANS 31.65 41.45 68.81 94.62 107.52 30 20 12 month nouth mtbs and inlnrst $ 6.12 32.86 44.13 58.11 94.11 129.41 147.05 S 9.46 51.24 69.21 91.56 146.52 201.45 228.93 GOOD USED WINTER TIRES 38'00 Each - All Sizes - Buy Now - Pay Later RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE deep trouble but he dug deep into his bag of magic to strike out Brent Selvage and Stan Thomington. This squelched the only real Jeweller scoring threat of the game. Judd struck out fifteen, was tagged for three hits while the Jewellers booted the ball three times. Deasley was rapâ€" ped for four singles with Judd getting a pair and Hughes and Thorninzton one each. 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