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On opening day why not. have I crack at the Cedar Rod and Gun Club turkey shoot and try your skill with fellow outdoor lovers? Action starts at 10 am. at the Bayview Cedars Horse Ranch. Bayview and 19th Ave- nues and targets are worth $1.00 each. Door prizes and other attractions are offered to make this the most deluxe tur- key shoot yet! Wild Geese Several flights of geese were observed in local areas over the weekend. Zephyr Swamp. Uxbridge Swamp and the area around Bradford were the fly- w'ays with over 300 geese in- volved in the sightings. Ponds in this area are being hunted but not too many of the wily ducks are being bagged. There are plenty of mallards in the Simcoe area despite the low water conditions prevailing in the swamplands. With snow Already fglling in the northern parts of the province. lakes within 100 to 150 miles of this area should be duck hunwr‘s paradise. Good Fishing Luther Swamp will open up for ducks at noon on October 5. There are mallards and blacks In quantity and. if this year runs true to form. several thou- sand duck-happy hunters “in flood into the area.-north and west of Arthur.1f you can set Iway during the week why not by-passthe opening day and en- joy comparatively uncrowded conditions later in the week‘ Turkey Shoot Specialists in all kinds oflcaks. Tar Roofs. Shingle Roofs, Fall 8.: Gravel - Insulation - Caulking - Drains - Siding Brickwork s; Eavestroughlng Also Complete Painting Service General Repair Free Estimates Anywhere Work Done Immediately ertten Guarantee Plume After 5 p.m. and weekends PR. 3-4195 Hunters Should Leave Their .225 At Home Fishermen can still go out after that big lunkcr 'lunge with the odd nickel-cl thrown in Is a sort of fringe benefit. Any- one fishing the Kawarthas could combine two operations In one. Duck hunt in the morn~ Ing and fish in the afternoon and evening. Chances are you won't get skunked both ways. The Notlawasaga River has a nice rainbow run on the go. Recommended lures are a mepps or number two mepps. either silver or brass -â€"- one of each is a good idea â€"- or a cop- per coloured half-wave should produce fish. Rabbits Anyone who owns a .22 call- bre rifle would be well advis- ed to leave it safely at home during the migratory bird sea- men. If anyone is apprehended tramping the fields with a rife of that calibre at this time of the year then he is in serious trouble. By all means continue to use them on ranges and in target areas but don't take it while you tramp the fields, The use of over and unders is permissible provided you've left ALL those .22 shells in a box at home! It‘s hardly worth ls perr left AI box at risking tlon. Luther For bunny enthusiasts the rabbits become fair game on October 16. Good news for hun~ 10 ...SPORT SPOTS... His night of grief was not yet over by a long: shot. He was involved in a collision at the plate with Ray Judd. took a knee in the side of the jaw and, for at least three minutes was right out of this world. When he regained consciousness he was carried to the Aurora bench and. after a brief rest, came back in to finish catching the game. It didn’t make him gun shy either - he hung in there to the bitter end. ‘ What his mother calls him we wouldn’t know - he just says to call him Skeeter. But one thin}.r we do know he’s all heart and a real team player. So forthwith a big tip of the hat to a real compet- Skeeter has been a real sparkplug for the Aurora group and provided some steady, heady backstopping. He is possessed of a good strong throwing arm and a real burning desire to see his team win. He proved it all in one game. At least three times in the game he got his fing- ers sprained on foul tips. To add insult to injury he also got a foul tip in the groin that sounded like some- one beltir‘g' a side of beef with a Sledgehammer. And still he came backrfor more. .But win, lose or draw we’d like to say a big thank you to the Jewellers and to Vern Dynes for making it a most interesting season. Softball was fairly big in this area before this year but it has boomed as never before. It is our sincere hope that Vern Dynes, Ray Judd and company are around for a good many years to come. They’re good for the game and that‘s real good for the fans! “SKEETER” HILL 0F AURORA Spectators who saw the Dynes Jewellers game against Aurora last week not only saw a ball game, but something else as well. “Skeeter” Hill a slender, bespectacled young catcher came up with what has to be the gamest individual performance of the sea- son. Ontario final against Elliot Lake or they‘ve hung up their O.A.S.A. hopes for this year at least. We favour the first interpretationl .‘ O‘I . ‘. itor â€"- Skeeter Hill! HOME REPAIR CONTRACTING C0. Roofing of All Types Swamp r Swamp will open up :5 at noon on October 5. :re mallards and blacks Itity and, if this year xe to form. several thou- I‘HE LIBERAL. Richmond Hill, Ont fine It's and (Continued from page 9) 2 shells hardly ‘ or con ells in a ‘ly worth confisca- Anthony Crack scored the lone touchdown as Richmond Hill seniors defeated King City ‘by a 7-0 score last week Crack 0‘ m e went 55 yards for the score on a pass from Rick Bradshaw. and ‘then kicked the convert. On ters but rough for the rabbits! several occasions Richmond Hill All indications point to a bum- had the ball deep in King City per crop of the toothsome Eas- territory. Like a famous pro- ter symbols and this shouldlt‘essional team. the green and make hunters more than a lit- white squad wilted and were tle happy. unable to push into payoff ter- 9612 YONGE ST. Thursday, October 3rd, 1963 SKYLINE PONTIAC - BUICK LTD. RICHMOND HILL, ONT. Once again the girls at Thomhill are prepping for the powder puff football game. Money raised from this game goes to support the United Ap- peal. It‘s a panic to watch and the giggling and squealing from the huddles makes one wonder how they even get a play sort- ed out. Maybe that's the secret of the game’s appeal. Nobody REALLY knows what it's all abouU Thornhill's senior football team was given a rude awaken- ing last week as Upper Canada dumped them. 8-0. in an exhi- bition football game. A listless Thornhill attack and equally listless defense was taken by surprise by Upper Canada. By the time Thornhill had learned that the name of the game was football it was much. much too late. For some of the players it was the first loss in four years and should prove to be a real object lesson. To win any game. even checkers. you've got to PLAY it! I HIGH HEX scucol %. SPORTS ‘ lntermural football saw Har- rison House beat Miles House 7-1 while Stewart House shut out Richmond House 7-0. Miles and Richmond will play a jun- ior "B" game against Huron Heights this week. A strong junior soccer team turned Bradford back 2-0 this week. Bradford never did get a shot on the Richmond Hill goal while the Bradford full- back scored a goal in his own net. Tony Thompson scored the other Richmond Hill tally. John Bookalam won the jun- ior intramural Golf and Count- ry Club in 80 strokes. Steve Kerwin was runner up to Book- alam. Mike Thatcher won the senior title with an 84 with Jim Austin grabbing second spot. John Passmore's cross count- ry team won a dual meet from Richmond Hill to give Bayview its second win in the event over Richmond Hill. Dave Smith and Wayne Rumble pac- ed the well coached Bayview team by finishing first and second respectively. 3" II I 3 Kent Clothes. Richmond Hill entry in the North York Junior ritory. Softball League. walloped Fair- ln a junior "B" football bank by a 10-4 count in the game Richmond Hill snowed first game of the best two out Bayview under by a 33-0 marg-iof three championship round. in. Drew Davies hit for twolCoach .loe Curnack reports that '1‘.D's on passes from Vic Fol-this players came up with a real liott. Ray Pratt. Rick Licastrofieam effort and were well and Guy Wainwright all scorcdlworth the lopsided win. majors. c Pitcher Larry Guio allowed :21} TU. 4- 4361 ‘3 AND BURNER SERVICE eight hits and gave up four runs to the Fairbank squad. Kents picked up lovruns on 17 hits and Fairbank were forced to use three pitchers in a vain attempt to stem the tide. For five innings the game was a tight fit but Kents exploded for seven runs in the bottom of the fifth and the Fairbank pitching parade began. The bats were booming for the clothiers. Centre- fielder Les Downing poun- ded out a home run. a sing- le. a double and a triple. while Larry Guio helped his own cause by hitting bull Grocery 23, Allencourt Lanes 21‘ Rangers 16, Dynes Jewellers 14‘ Maple Snack Ser~ vice 12. ABC. Bowling 12. Un- ited Tire 12. Roberts Drivin School 9. Tom Hughes Shell 8‘ Richmond Hill Auto Wreckers V Iv. w “raw! l lslllvlvuv lhl- “WOWOOOOOWOé Kents Wallop Fairbank 10-4 In Piayoff Opener League Standing Manufacturers Lite 26, Turn 8. Lake Simcoe Fuel High Averages 285 - 5445 ALLENCOURT MEN'S MAJORS VIEN'S Arne Skrettleberg 275, Bob Weeks 272, Art Higgins 265, Larry Bishop 260, Tim Saul 256. High Triples For Week 26,1‘um- Norm Bowen 894-371. Doug Allencourt Clubine 861â€"346. Stan Shadoff Oil three times. one of which was a bases-loaded triple. A solid defensive ball game by all team members was large- ly responsible for the Kent win. Gary Palmer kept Kents in the game by pulling off a great catch of a home run type ball in the fourth inning. Kent Clothes Kids were “up” for this one and could go all the way to the league title in this, their first year of junior com- petition. ' 727 - 9381 VICTORIAN ORDER OF NURSES RICHMOND HILL BRANCH Mrs. P. Stockdale Richmond Hill Municipal Hall Norm Bowen 894-371. Doug Clubine 861â€"346. Stan Shadoff 840-343. Arne Skrettleberg 840- 301. Larry Bishop 835-319, Tom MacRae 831. Over 300 Games For Week Archie MacDonald 331. Jim Morjey 323. Ed. Bellavance 314. Bob Weeks 306. Stan Naugler 303. RICHMOND HILL V. O. N. Gl649 WILLOWDALE : A councillnr‘s privilege of signing million dollar cheques will be a thing of the past if Council approves “0.”...“0.” FOR SUNDAY NIGHTS STARTING NOVEMBER 3 Brad ford Arena an executive committee recom- mendation to install a new cheque writing machine. Fin- ance Commissioner F. Brown is greatly in favour of the new machine. ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE INTERMEDIATE Hockey Players WANTED RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE AM. - F.M. 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