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The last of the matches have been played, and the air will be a little less blue on match nights as the number of muttered expletives drops drastically to a mere three or four per game on average. Most of our major team players will relax from that high plane of competitive in- tensity they’ve maintained all season long. John Mar- ais will probably fall asleep all of the time instead of just at the net. Brian Stainer will mention an article of feminine underwear a little more often on court. Captain Peter Wenzel will be little less fierce. Karl Allison will shave on Tuesdays again. Phil August will needle his op- ponents more than ever. Den- nis Stainer will tell us what his shot into the bottom of the net was supposed to do. Ian Griffin will wash his sweat shirt. Steve Cox will speak to other people instead of himself. Phil Blanchard may even turn up for the club championships. Frank Robinson will use a 'bigger pipe as the evenings get cooler. And Arnie Balogh . . . what will he do? Well whatever it is, he'll do it again. cg“mummum“mmm“mnmmuumummmmmmunumunmmmmnumummumlum\mummmmm\mmunummummmmmnumunummmumumum1mmmumummumnuuumumumunuuunummmumummummua; The majors played to a 3-3 tie with Brampton Tuesday of last week to close off a very disappointing season. Skipper Peter Wenzel didn‘t have a settled team from one week to the next all season and his eminently respect- able nucleus of players (I nearly said talent) never pro- duced to their potential too often. The "C" team, our most consistent team all season, played their last match away at Mayfair Valley. The most energetic thing the opposi- tion did was to get changed before beating us 6-0. John and Joan Freeman again con- spired to leave me out; this time plotting with.my wife to forget to put my tennis shoes in my bag. Fortun- ately I had the presence of mind to refuse their offer of a lift to Mayfair and was able therefore to drive home a (1 get them when the evil t was uncovered. But they are not giving up. Joan has entered the club's mixed doubles with me as a partner. You can see it com- ing can’t you â€" â€"five min- utes before it starts. she'll scratch! In 1964 he competed in the Olympic Games in Tokyo. A year before he smashed the world record in the 100 metres butterfly with a time of 57.1 seconds. His coaching experience is extensive. “ll\\\\l\\\\\\l\\\\ll\\\\\\\l1l\\lll\llmm“\ill“m1l1mmllml\lllllilmlllllm\\l1lllllll“l1lllI“\llllll“lllliullllll11mllimlllllllllllllll\\! 3-il“Illl“lllulllllllllllll\lllll\\lll JUNIOR TOURNAMENT There is still time to enter Saturday's event before the close-off time tomorrow Thursday at 6 pm. You can STOUFFVILLE: Planning board has approved in prin- ciple a 17-unit commercial plaza which will also in- clude 17 two-bedroom apart- ments above the stores. It is to be located on the south side of Main Street. adjacent to the as yet uncompleted southerly extension of Stout- fer Street. STOUFFVILLE: Stouffville Stockyard has banned the sale of dogs and cats and has ruled that these animals cannot be given away on the premises. The reason for the new ruling is that people were bringing domestic pets and just leaving them be- hind if they couldn‘t get rid of them, in the bottom of a barrel. a sack or a card- board box. Others were often abandoned along the road- sides. BARRIE: After six years of squabbling and financial problems this city is to get a new courthouse. The new complex, estimated to cost $5,600,000, will provide new. roomier supreme and county courtrooms, enlarged office space and facilities. It will link up with the old sheriff's office. the registry building and family courtroom. It is hoped to be ready for Nov- ember 1976. A former world record holder is the new head coach of the Richmond Hill Aquatic Club, bringing with him a wealth of interna- tional experience to_local Aswimrpers. _ Dan Sherry, who joined the club last week, set a new world butterfly record in Blackpool, England, when he competed in the National Games in 1965. Sherry has also competed in Olympic and other international events around the world and had coaching experience in leading American universities such as Indiana and Michigan State. He competed in the Cuban International Games in Havana in 1961 and began a career that literally took him around the world. He swam in the British Empire Games in Perth, Australia, in 1962 and the following year swam in the Pan American Games at La Polo, Brazil. Former Holder Of 'World Record Joins Forces At Hill Aquatic Club ‘ ' \ By - \ Brian Bullock Phone 884-6841 Clubhouse 884-6421 Season Draws To A Close So that’s it for another week. The summer has flown by and the fall is upon us, and really in many ways this is the best time of the year. There is a lot of good tennis time left. so maybe I'll see you on the courts. You should be that unlucky. put your name down at the clubhouse or contact any of the following: â€" Eric and John Handbury, Pat RobinSOn 884-1729, and Karen Hitchin- son 884-7833. Entry fee is 50c. YORK SIMCOE LEAGUE DANCE Friday September 20 Lions Amphitheatre, Newmarket. Tickets $2.00 each are al- ready in our hands. Phone Eleanor Lloyd 884-6537. Entry lists are already up in the clubhouse. Dates as follows â€" Mixed Doubles September 8. Closing (today) Wednesday. Ladies‘ and Men's Singles September 14 and 15. Ladies’ and Men’s Doubles September 22. WEDDIRG. CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS LET'S PLAY TENNIS 9 AM. TO 10 PM. Every Week Night Saturday-9mm. to 6 p... Sunday-Noon to 6 p.m.} PRESCRIPTIONS £3 INVITATIONS 6) ANNOUNCEMENTS 9 ACCESSORIES Richmond Hill Tennis Club COME IN AND ASK FOR YOUR FREE BRIDAL GIFT REGISTER DISPENSARY OPEN Aurora The Liberal 63 Yonge St. S. Richmond Hill Oak Ridges YONG! AT WELLINGTON ST YONG! AT THE KING RD Mr. Branch noted for the benefit of parents that Sherry began competitive swim- ming at the age of 10, competed nationally at the age of 12 and internationally at the age of 14. llllllll“llllllllllllllll“lllllll“llIlllllllllll\llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll“lIlllilllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll'12 Dairy Queen Gals Stop Kleinburg Big hitters for the night were Bernadette Thompson with a three run homer plus a single and Fran Berthlette w i t h two singles. The Richmond Hill Dairy Queen Juvenile girls had little ,trouble subduing Kleinburg in two straight games dumping them 11-8 and 18-9. Bonnie Bryan was on the mound and struck out seven allowing only nine hits. That 18-9 win Thursday night of last week at Crosby Park b o u n c e d Kleinburg right out of the playoffs. The big inning for the Mic Macs was the fourth when they scored 11 runs. Anne McIntosh led off with a homerun and also had a single. Cheryl Lance had a double and a single, Bonnie Bryan and Katie McNamara each had sing- les and Donna Queren- gesser had a double for a total of seven hits in one inning. Bernadette Thomp- son and Carol Hunsdale each had triples for the night. The opening game in Kleinburg Monday night of last week saw the Mic Macs playing heads up ball. Once again it took five innings for the bats to con- nect but once they did it was evident that they were not to be denied the victory. Richmond Hill now a- waits the outcome of the Aurora-Woodbridge series. Querengesser registered 11 strikeouts for the game. RHAC’ President Al Branch commented that the acquisition of Sherry “represents a major step in the development of the Rich- mond Hi1] club which is still young and grow- mg. He has headed North York Aquatic Club and Hamilton Aquatic Club and assisted in clinics with leading coaches at several universities in the United States. “Through him we hope to creased membership, not only in The Hill, but from swimmers in and Thornhill districts.” ~Parents who wish to know more about the club or desiring membership details should telephone the following numbers: In Aurora: A1 Branch, president, 727- 3817; Richmond Hill, Mrs. Sandra Davey, 884-7933 or Peter Pfenning 884-1217. Classes start September 18th Thousands of people with spare time are earning extra money as tax preparers in the growing field of income tax service. And so can you. H 8‘ R Block's experienced instructors make it easy to learn tax preparation. En- rollment is open to men and women of all ages... whether employed (in any tield). retired. housewile or student. Choice of days and class times. Certilicate awarded upon graduation. Job interviews available for best students. Send for tree inlormation and class schedules today. HURRY! Please send me lies lnlormalion about your In preparation coum. l undlrsllnd (have is no ohligalion . 727-31 I I . 773-5431 Learn Income Tax Preparation from H&R Block Turn spare time into spare cash m-LOCK1Canada). Ltd 10,146 YONGE STREET RICHMOND HILL 485-1141 CLIP AND MAIL TODAY I I NEWMARKET: The town has applied for approval of a change of name of the street now known as Bank- brook Street to William Roe Boulevard. HELPMA’I‘E INFORMATION WILL PROVIDE:â€" â€"Caring volunteers to help with everyday problems and emergencies. â€"â€" friendly visiting and services to shut-ins. â€"-information about community resources. â€"referral to qualified professionals when necessary. All services are provided by trained volunteers who will respect the confidential nature of each request. Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 pm. Monday through Friday RICHMOND HILL PUBLIC LIBRARY 24 Wright Street, Richmond Hill GOT A QUESTION? NEED A SERVICE? WANT TO HELP? Helpmate 1 I have to move out tomorrow. Where can I go? I need a credit counsellor. Where can I find one? I’m 15 and pregnant. Where do I go now? Where do I get job retraining? Where can I play chess? When do the Lions meet? I like children and have some sparetime What can I do? My kids are all in school now. What'should I do Phone. GOT attract in- and around the Aurora . QUESTION? NEED A SER CALI. information SERVICE? WANT TO 884-2727 The second annual Rich- mond Hill Minor Soccer Association Centennial Mosquito Soccer Tourna- ment will be held here September 14. A total of 16 teams will be participating including squads from Peterboro, North York, Scarboro. Sar- nia, Niagara Falls. and Wexford. Mosquito Soccer Tournament Richmond Hill will be represented by two teams, its town representative CFGM Radio boys and the Richmond Hill Invictas of the house league. Three playing fields will be used â€" Bayview Sec- ondary, Langstaff Second- ary and Pearson Park. An lnterfleld bus has been arranged and will operate, as required, be- tween fields for the trans- portation of teams, ref- erees and linesmen, etc. Travelways Bus Company will supply the bus. The tournament will op- erate under the regula- tions of the Ontario Minor Soccer Association. All players taking part will be registered with the OMSA. Official programs will be available and both winners and runners-up will be presented with individual trophies. All players will receive crests. receive crests. For further it call Ed Kenny a1 Rob Kernohan or Les Trotman HELP? information at 883-1253, 1-297-1094 m 884-6317. THURS., SEPT. 5 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Wednesday, Sept. 4, 1974 h“ 304' Meme}? 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