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Tenders. sealed in envelopes provided‘ which shall be clear- ly marked as to contents. will be received by the Secretary. Ontario Water Resources Com- mission. 14th Floor. 135 St. Clair Avenue West. Toronto 195. Ontario. until 3:00 pm. Toronto time on TUESDAY. JULY 7. 1970 for the construction of works described below. Richmond Hill opened the scoring in the first inning with one out as Derek Kinnersly walked, went to second on 3 passed ball, and to third on Vere Small‘s infield hit to pit- cher Colley. He scored on the same play as Colley‘s late throw to first went astray with Small ending up on second base. Small Went to‘ third on a wild pitch but Colley settled down after that to get the next two men out. Dynes led 2-0 in the third inn- ing after first man up Domik slammed a Skyward home run over the left field fence. The work consists generally of supplying materials and equipment for. and the con- struction of an 85 foot diamâ€" eter concrete clarifier, an above ground pumping station with wet well and dry Well. 385 lin- eal ieet of 12" diameter force- main. 375 lineal feet of 6" di‘ ameter forcemain, 1’75 lineal feet of 24" diameter sewer, al~ terations to the existing pollu‘ tion control plant influent works, channelization of a watercourse. and other related appurtenances. 22 TEELIBE‘ML, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, June 25, 1970 On the same day, commencâ€" ing at 3:15 pm. Toronto time. the tenders will be opened and read publicly by the Commis- sion's Tender Committee in the Conference Room. 8th Floor. at the abova mentioned address. Domik also came up with an effective if not overpowering pitching performance limiting Scarboro to five hits over nine innings and striking out 10 bats- men. Losing Pitcher Wayne Colley wasn't so fortunate surrender- ing eight hits including Domik's two wallops and a triple by Leftfielder Joe O'Neill. Bob Domik Hurls, Hits Jewellers To 6-2 Victory Over Scarborough Complete tender documents may be obtained from Hisey 8: Barrington Limited, 7027 Yonge St. Willowdale. Ontario. on payment of a deposit of $40.00 per set. Each deposit shall be in the form of two certified cheques payable to the Ontario‘ Water Resources Commission. in the amounts of $30.00 and' $10.00. Upon the return to the Consulting Engineer within three weeks after the closing date for tenders of complete; sets of tender documents int good condition. cheques will be‘ returned as follows: (a) Both cheques will be re- turned in respect of one set of documents only to each general contractor who has submitted to the Commis- sion a hona fide tender for the general contract. (b) The cheque in the amount of $30.00 only will be re- turned on the receipt of; each other set of tender doc- uments. Each tender must be accomp- ‘ anied by a tender deposit in the form of a certified cheque in the amount of 317.000 payable to the Ontario Water Resources. Commission. t Tender documents may be| studied without payment at. but; may not be removed from, the‘ following premises: \ . The Consulting 'Engineer's office (address below; The Municipal Office. Rich-i mond Hill; 1 Toronto Construction Assoc-i iation. 92 Yorkville Ave. i Toronto 5. Metropolitan Toronto Sewer and Watermain Contractors‘. Association. 165 Cartwright Ave, Toronto 19. Tenders are subject to a for- mal contract being prepared and executed. The Commis- sion reserves the right to re- ject any or all tenders and the lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. ONTARIO WATER RESOURCES COMMISSION D. S. Caverly, General Manager. W. S. MacDonnell. Commission Secretary. CONSULTING ENGINEERS Hisey and Barrington Ltd. 7027 Yonge St. Willowdale. Ontario. Richmond Hill Dynes Jeweller Hurler Bob Domik stole the show from his own pitching arm Thursday night of last week as he almost brought rain to the scene with two booming home runs. His blows plus four other runs carried the Jewellers to a 6-2 win over Scarboro M and J at the town park and moved them into undisputed posses- sion of first place in the Oshawa City and District Major Fastball L_eag_ue. ..‘ .A - a re- 5,, “.3..- mundv- - v0.--“ Dynes lead the loop with 12 points off six wins and two losses, two points ahead of second place Oshawa Gale Lumber and four points in front of third place Oshawa Tony’s. TENDERS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A CLARIFIER AND PUMPING STATION It was 3â€"0 in the fifth as ONTARIO WATER RESOURCES COMMISSION TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL Project No. 243256-658 for the the The girls of the combined Brownie Packs and Guide Com- panies of Our Lady Queen of the World Roman Catholic Pa- rish held their pot luck supper Bob Shelston, a former Kent Clothier player and area resi- dent. singled for his second hit of the night off Domik. Glen Hart drove him home with a long double to left centre field. Scarboro made motions to- ward getting back in the game in the sixth inning when they scored their first run with two men out. Catcher George Dickey led off' with a bunt-hit. went to second on a wild pitch, to third on a wild pitch and came home on Mickey Hancock’s dump single to left field. Richmond Hill Guides & Brownies Dawns! Jonas AT THE ANNUAL... RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE BARGAINS GALORE! IS COMING Shelton.s first hit was a double in the first inning, The Scarboro run stung The Jewellers into action and they wrapped the game up with two runs in the bottom half of the same inning and their final one in the seventh. Les Downing reached first in the sixth as the second base- man fumbled his ground ball. stole second base. and waltzed home on O'Neill’s triple into deep right centrefield. O‘Neill came home as Bob Smith warp- ped a sharp ground single into right field. Domik put the cap on the bottle in the seventh with his second sky-hook, again way over the left field fence. The ball was still rising as it soared We: the light standard. During the evening a number of presentations of Guide spoons were made. Mrs. Shirley Morehouse was honoured in this way to mark her retirement as captain of the company to take up full and complete duties as district commissioner. The girls of the combined companies were very sorry to lose her as captain, but wished 'her every success with her new duties. Companies and packs taking part were the 8th and 12th Richmond Hill Girl Guides and the 12th and 15th Richmond Hill Brownies. Father Michael Grace was guest of honor and judging by the happy smiles on the girls’ faces at the end of the evening and the mothers‘ comments and murmurings of satisfaction, everyone enjoyed the annual event. Presentations were also made to Mrs. Patricia Bassett, Miss Barbara Graham and Mrs. Diane Fleury to mark their services to the companies. recently. It was sponsored and organized by the mothers’ aux- iliary. Scarboro scored its second run in the ninth as Hart led off with a walk, went to second on a fielder's choice. to third on an out,_ and home as Domik fielded a ground ball and threw to first which was left un- covered. The Jewellers looked sharp in TURN SPARE ROOM INTO SPARE CASH BY USING LIBERAL CLASSIFIEDS THURS, FRI. 8: SAT. JUNE 25, 26 8127‘ YONGE and LEVENDALE RICHMOND HILL the field at times but also at times looked sloppy. Second Baseman Danny Boyne again came up with some good field- ing moves. There will be no Dynes game tonight (Thursday) due to the All-Ontario Tourna- ment which begins tomorrow night (Friday) with the Jewel- lers playing Sevenâ€"Up Shopsy‘s at 7 pm. in the first of three games. Baker's Wins Two More By 17-2, 13-2 Scores Richmond Hill Baker's Sales Squirts shook. rattled and rolled Markham and Unionville last week by 17-2 and 13-2 margins. Moreland scored four runs while Forbes, Bond and Pete Tipold each scored two. Singles went to MacMillan, Berezowski, Martin. Lloyd and Philip. Batting star of the game was Dale Strang with three for three including one triple. Thursday night of last week produced th‘g 17-2 score at the town park as the Baker boys toyed with Markham behind the combined three hit pitching of Paul Philip and Glen Moreland. It was Baker’s sixth straight win. Philip allowed two hits in four innings, striking out six batters while Moreland allowed one hit in the two innings and striking out five. Dale Strang and Brad Lloyd each knocked in two runs while Greg MacMillan, Moreland, and Berezowski each had one run batted in. Moreland and Philip con- tinued their mastery of oppos- ing teams as they allowed only two hits in Richmond Hill’s 13-2 win over Unionville J1me 16 to bake over undisputed possession of first place. Moreland allowed one hit over five innings, striking out 11 while Philip pitched scoreless ball for No innings. Moreland now has a total of 54 strikeouts this season. Leading hitter was also More- land with his second home run of the season. Catcher Dave Forbes knocked in four runs, Moreland twa. Strang and Mac- Millan one each. Forbes and Tip 01d each scored three runs while Strang, MacMillan, Moreland. Berezow- ski, Lloyd. Querengesser, Philip, Martin and Bond each scored runs arpiece. Atoms Score 23 Times In 3 Games Kim Pearce scored two goals to help spark Richmond Hill Ballymena to a 4-2 win over Markham in a Newmarket and District Soccer League game last week. The Hillers found the going tougher than the exhibition en- counters with the Markham boys but their experience finally won the day. Other goals were by Tim Whelan and Davey Simpson. Minor Soccer Results BANTAM Left Winger mmpson was outstanding and had strong sup- port from Mark Davies and George Barr. Ma'rkham Goalie Gavin Berry was outstanding in defeat. MOSQUITO It was a case of way too much defence as far as the Richmond Hill Expos were concerned as Newmarket Arrow Auto Body blanked them 4-0. "iii; iwell-drilled Newmarket team scored twice in each half to win going away. Other league action saw Rich- mond Hill Avenues fighting to a 1-1 tie with the Falcons. Tim Nugent scored for Ave- nues and Baden Dunkley for the opposition. PEEWEE Richmond Hill Rotary opened the season against Newmarket and fought from behind to tie The Rotarians carried the‘ play in the first half but still! found themselves behind 1-0 going into the second half. ‘ Eric Halman was the hero of‘ the day as he tied the score. Richmond Hill dominated the final half but couldn‘t. break through. SQUIRTS League leading Dynes Jewel- lers and Rangers battled through 60 minutes of scoreless ball in a tough defensive game. Best scoring effort came on a breakaway for Rangers by Jamie Tuck but Goalie Mark Glendenning came up with an excellent save. anu .-‘,.. V -7 Blue Bombers captured their first league win upsetting Rat- cliff‘s by 4-3. Leading the way was the three goal efifort of Kenneth Main. Ian Ball scored the other one. Lincoln Dinning rapped home two for the losers with Russell Thornhill getting credit for the other one A late goal credited to Troy GIRLS Mitchell coupled with two ear- The lier counters by John Mark gave where Red Barons a 3-2 victory over by do“ Industrial Life. Richmc Marksman for the insurance boys were Kent Dinning and Lionel Gendreau. Last week's results still leave Dynes in first place. one point ahead of Rangers. ATOMS Goals were the order of the day in atom competition with a grand total of 23 finding the mark in just three games. Lazenby's Leaders continued to steamroll the opposition scoring eight times against second place Spartans. Shaun Rockarts scored the lone Spartan counter seconu place opmans. Mark Kernohan came up with three goals followed by Robert Hughes with two and singles by Kevin Nakimjchi, Kelly Farrell and Tom Peden. Dan’s Esso found the net six times in blanking Dynamos. The Roadrunners continued where they left off last week by downing The Otters 4-0 in a Richmond Hill Girls‘ soccer game at Bayview Secondary School. Halftime score was 2-0 with goals going to Marilyn Grasse and Valerie Pyle. Miss Pyle scored again in the second half and Jane Veshart wrapped the game up with a final tally. Sand)’ Gummow played an _ outstanding offensive game 1‘01"\ I ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ I ‘ ‘ I ‘ the losers although unable to ‘ break through. \I I v-m,, n~‘4_‘._._-.._ -A... Ln..-‘ -- The Roadrunners now have five points and the Otters three. Bill Hamilton Hurls No-Hitter, Walks One A pitcher‘s duel highlighted the games last week in the Richmond Hill Industrial Soft- ball League as Bill Hamilton tossed a noâ€"hitter for league leading Eveready Battery in a 0-0 game against Joe's Garage. 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