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““‘I“ m Friday, September 20 7 - 9 pm "L Saturday, September 21 10 am to 5 pm Also registration for boys’ and girls‘ hockey same times, same place. Phone Helen Cross for further information A Public Hearing will be held by the Planning Committee of the Town noted above to consider an amendment to the Official Plan, the purpo: one acre lots rather than two a Devil’s ElbowVCommunity, for those lands described above. A plan of essary which will establish an interim street pattern within the lands You are invi RHHA Saturday the Dairy Queen Mic Macs will‘ be hosting their annual tournament with the first set of games at 10 am at the town park, Crosby Park, and Bradstock Park. More Sports Page I7 ARENA 67 Banquet Room Kathy Cox of the-Aur(;x;a Diggers also had a homerun. SKATE EXCHANGE The opening game Thurs- day saw the three runs by Mic Macs come on a home- run by Anne McIntosh which. drove in Bonnie Bryan and a triple by Sherry Robinson. She scored on a single by Susan Chepelsky. Final game for the league championship was slated for Tuesday of this week at Crosby Park. Once again Anne McIntosh was the leading hitter with a homerun and a triple. Bernadette Thompson and Katie McNamara each had triples. It was due to an all- out effort on the part of the entire team which put this series on an even basis. Friday's game saw Susan Chepelsky going the entire route on the mound allow- ing only five hits and issu- ing five walks. They dropped the opener Thursday night by 12-3. The Richmond Hill Dairy Queen Juvenile Mic Macs bounced back from an open- ing game defeat to wallop Aurora 19~2 in Aurora Fri- day night and tie their play- off series at one game apiece. Hill Dairy Mic Macs Even Aurora Playoffs 20 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario 884â€"1844 Wednesday, September 25th, I974 - 8:00 pm. COUNCIL CHAMBERS, MUNICIPAL OFFICES, BUTTON VILLE TOWN OF MARKHAM PLANNING AREA OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT NO. 57 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Richvale Scaffolding 3, Emerald Isle 0 Lyndon King was the big triggerman with three goals. (September 12) Sanderson Gulf 1, Super Save 1 Stephen Mettel scored for Sanderson with Richard Arends reciprocating for Super Save. ' CUP GAME RESULTS (September 10) , Richvale Scaffolding 3, Expos 0 Lyndon King, Brian Mason and Ed Devlin scored for Richvale Scaffolding. Emerald Isle 2, Travelways 0 Claudio Favero and Jer- emy lsbister popped in scores for the winners. (September 11) Priority Travels 2, Sanderson Gulf 1 David Bone and Andrew Rockarts scored for Priority with Marco Parmegiani scor- ing the single for Sanderson Gulf. Planning Committee i As coach of the league winning Richvale Scaffold- ing team, Bill Mitchell will coach a house league select team that will play Atom Tcwn Representatives Sep- tember 28. Certain boys will be contacted and invited to try out with 14 boys to be selected to represent the house league in this game. Further details next week. Leaders 4; Hatcnffs 3. Dan's Esso 3. (September 12) Ratcliffs l, Travelways 3;} Dan’s Esso 3. Dynes 1:‘ Lazenby Leaders 4, Bait Bombers 1. Emerald Isle 2, Travelways 0 Claudio Favero 1, Jeremy Isbister 1. STANDINGS Pts. Lazenby Leaders 5 Travel-ways 5 Dan's Esso . . . . . . . . 4 Baif Bombers 3 Ratcliffs . . . . . . . . . . 1 Dynes Jewellers 0 ATOMS Keen competition still prevails in the Atom Divi- sion as we come down to the close of the soccer sea- son. It's anyone’s guess what two teams will meet in the cup final on October 5 and we probably will have to wait until the final day of soccer for the Atom. League September 26 to determine the two teams that will take nart in the wind-up for the: major trophy. As coach of the league winning Richvale Scaffold- ing team, Bill Mitchell will' coach a house league select team that will play Atom Town Representatives Sep- tember 28. Certain boys will be contacted and invited to try out with 14 boys to be selected to represent the "loose league in this game.( Further details next week. CUP‘GAME RESULTS September 10) _ Richvale Scaffolding 3, Expos 0 2-1 goals by Kevin King with “Alex vTournaments. It was a gen- erally with Deciantis proving the stronger team. Kevin King added a third goal in the second half. Tournaments Inc. 3, R. H. Legion 3 Tournaments played short- handed in this exciting con- test ‘but managed to rise to the occasion for a tie. Eric Ahnert and Harold Thorn~ hill scored for the Legion in the first half while Paul De) Plavignano scored twice for Tournament. U. Min put Legion ahead in the second. Then came the final minute when Tim Schaefer Scored the tying goal for Tourna- ments. (September 10) Belgian Arts won a forfeited game from Go Go Construc. tion as only a portion of the Go Go team showed up. Thornhill Village Pizza 3, Concord Auto 2 Thornhill bounced back from its loss to Deciantis as they jumped into a quick 3-1 lead in the first half on goals by Russell Thornhill, two. and Maurice Fagan. Russ Walton scored for Con- cord. The second half saw Concord launching a strong attack and it paid off with a second goal scored by Mark Redelmcier but the Thorn- hill defence hung on for the 3-2 win. (September 11) Deciantis 3. Tournaments 1 The score at the half was for Deciantis on two Bilotta replying for well-played game Lazenby Leaders Travel-ways Dan's Esso Baif Bombers Ratcliffs .. . . Dvnes Jewellers ATOMS Ratcliffs 1, Travelways 3; 1 har Dan's Esso 3. Dynes 1: ‘ tesl Lazenby Leaders 4. Baif the Bombers 1. . Ah, Emerald Isle 2, Travelways 0 | hm Travelways 3. Baif Bomb-f ers 3: Dynes 2, Lazenby Leaders 4; Ratcliffs 3, Dan‘s Esso 3. (September 12) ins-(m SQUIRTS (September 20) Minor Soccer Results a Hearing and to state your support of or objec unable to attend, written submissions will be proposed amendment, the Official Plan, and le Planning Office. HOUSE LEAGUE Subject Prope of proposed amend-tent Excitement Mounts As Soccer Season Nears End UE ~ Travelways 2, Expos 0 [ Kevin Rowe and Timmy {Rowe handled the scoring. f Bomb- 1 MOSQUITOS ALaz_enb_Y ) (September 9) », Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1974 PEEWEES (September 9) Baymar 2, Chargers 2 Peter Tipold s c o r e d twice for Baymar with Bill Cole and Hex Wilson scor- Deciantis 2 Belgian Arts 1 R. H. Legion 1 Thornhill Village 1 Concord Auto 1 Tournaments 0 Go Go Constrn. 0 R. H. Legion 3, Belgian Arts 3 Gordon Brown and Eric Ahrart scored for the Legion in the first half with Rudy Franke and Joe Marconi for Be]gian_ Harold Thornhil] scored for Legion in the second half and John McLen- non tied it for Belgian. PLAYOFF RESULTS (as of September 12) HOUSE LEAGUE e of the Town of Markham Council as m, the purpose of which is to permit Official Plan Amendment No. 16, an of subdivision will be nec- lands described above. objection to the proposed W. J. Power, Planning Director received up to the existing land use LOCAL BOY Richmond Hill Bantam player David Crabbe was selected to play on a team representing Ontario in the Inter-provincial champion- ship held last Saturday at Birchmount Stadium which saw his team down Quebec 5-1. Goals were scored by Eddie McNally and Adrian Steenson. This was the best game our locals have played of the season showing excellent team work, Outstanding in the game was Goalie Paul Thomas. A special mention should go to our five injured girls: Goalie Donna Smith, Karen McArthur, Kim Wilson, Jackie Cooke and Gabriele S'tohr. Marie Flood was cheering for her team on the sideline as she got injured in Tuesday‘s game. Great teamwork girls. North York Cup game will be played September 28. (September 10) MOSQUITOS â€" TOWN TEAM R. H. CFGM 8, Flemingdon 0 A relaxing game to watch for Coach Gino Delgrosso as his team just kept putting the counters in the net; Scorers were Ed McNally} and Jeff Briggs with a hat-: trick each and Neil Cooke with two. ‘ (September 15) ?' Downsview 3, R. H. CFGM 2‘ NORTH YORK DIVISION GIRLS (September 14) R. H. Parks Electric 2. Armourdale 1 An extremely well-played game for our local girls with the big counts going to Susan Morelli. PLAYOFF STANDINGS Lions 2 0 0 Baymar 1 0 1 Pony 1 1 0 Chargers 0 0 2 Rangers 0 1 1 0 0 0 Flair R. H. Lions Chargers Pony Rangers Baymar Flair ing for the Chargers, This was an extremely well- played game. Lions 8, Rangers 1 Scott Barttett rattled in five goals for the Lions with Mike Gattinger scoring {twice and Richard Hughes once. Danny Busnello got Rangers' lone goal. Ponies 3. 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