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8-2 â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday, July 28. 1976 swim at Lake Wilcox?? OAK RIDGES â€"- The Quebec, in previous raised through breweries COr ,,,,,, «magfw RICHMOND HILL â€" Richmond Hill Lawn Tennis Club players fared well at the recently- completed Ontario Closed Junior chAmpionships last week at Kew Gardens Tennis Club in Toronto. Hil/ tennis players do well in juniors Paul Beck won the provincial under 12 singles championship by scoring a come-from- behind 2-6, 7-6, 6-4 victory over John Wilder of Markham. Beck had earlier shared in the doubles crown with partner Brian Dick of Toronto. Anne Meckley, last year's Canadian under-12 champion, reached the Dairy Queen squirts down Thornhill RICHMOND HILL â€" The Richmond Hill Dairy Queen Squirt boys downed Thomhill 7-5 in a York Simcoe Minor Softball League game July 15 at Crosby Park. Both teams were even until the seventh inning when Dairy Queen matched the one run scored by their opponents and added two more for good measure to win this squeaker‘ Don Reid is pleased to announce that Don Pelletier has joined his mechanical staff. Don Pelletier has a Class "A" License and has worked in the community for the past 19 years. Give him a call at 884-4026 at Reid Sales Er Service. 'Home run went to C. Morra and two rbi’s each for Allan Smith and Robert Strang. Sometimes you have to use your head which is just what Baymar’s Adam Cox is doing during an exchange between his The Dairy Queen team By Ian Griffin DON PELLETIER ADVgRTISEMENT Use head in emergency semi-finals of this year’s under 14 competition before bowing 6-4, 6-1 to Kim Fairs of London. The same event saw Tracy Myers losing 6-3, 7â€"5 to Louise MacDonald of Welland in an early-round match. Paul Bedard lost 6-2, 7â€"6 in the second round of the boys under 16 event to Stephen Lewis of London. Oshawa open Another tournament, the Oshawa Junior Open, played last weekend saw two Richmond Hill club players reach the finals of the men’s under 18 event as Mark Bedard scored a 6-4, 6-3 win over Mark Girdler. also bombed East Gwillimbury 17-5 with Don Wilson pitching the first three innings and then being replaced by Lalonde in the fourth with score reading 15-1. The Dairy Queen gang did it to East Gwillimbury Richmond Hill catcher Carmen Morra suffered a slight hand injury during the game and was replaced by Greg Robertson. Discover Flying . x CONTACT: Ken Wright for more Information MAPLE AIR SERVICES PRIVATE PILOT GROUND SCHOOL COURSE Starts Aug. 16 thru Aug. 27 9 am. -1 pm. Mon. - Fri. FREE INTRODUCTORY Flight lesson with registration. team and North York in Hill minor soccer action. North York won the game by 3-1. WWW MAJOR MACKENZIE DR. MAPLE. ONTARIO 889-7751 In the under 14 com- petition, top-seeded Jennifer Sheppard emerged victorious in the girls' event while favored Scott Smith lost a marathon semi-final to Michael Wolff of Toronto by 44;, 7-5, 7-5. Inter-County In competition for older folks, the Interâ€"County Tennis Associations’ Men’s Singles cham- pionship at Richmond Hill was won this 'past weekend by Peter McCarter of Credit Valley over Bruce Preston of‘ Thornhill. Firoz Gafor performed best of host-club mem- bers before bowing out in the quarter finals. again Thursday night of last week by way of a 10-5 lashing featured by homers by McArthur and Morra. Lalonde almost duplicated the feat when his long drive fell safely to send in two runners and he was thrown out trying to make it all the way to home. Richmond Hill pitching duties were shared by Wilson and Lalonde. OAK RIDGES -â€" The prospects of holding the Canadian swim cham- pionships at Lake Wilcox here this year has been broached by Jack Ramsden, president of the Ontario section of the World Professional Marathon Swimming Association. Ramsden‘s comments were made during workouts at the lake by long distance swimmers from Toronto including Gauci, Pat Stoffles, Kim Lumsden and Angela Kondrak. Gauci is preparing for a Lake Ontario swim this summer. Ramsden has been coaching swimmers at the lake for the past years and commented that it would be an “excellent locale for the Canadian championships” which have been held in Laval, Swimming, canoeing at Camp Richildaca RICHMOND HILL â€" A series of swimming and canoeing awards were awarded to campers from the Richmond Hill, Thornhill and Maple areas attending Camp Richildaca near Aurora. A total of 54 campers won swimming awards while another 44 received canoeing laurels. In swimming, pre- beginner awards went to Erin McLean, Stavros Vasilaros, Heather Pollock, Jennifer M c A d a m , B r e t t McKinnon, Peter Walker, Daryl] Gebien, Gared Seamen, Jonathan, Miller, Jordan Worth. Beginner awards went to Deenie Saunders, Louise McNaughton, Shelagh Finlayson, Hugh Earl, John Stoner, Leah Thompson, Rosalie Davies, Sandy Pickford, Gregor Hollander, Gary Robertson, Jeff Barlow, John Davies, Laura Turner, Andrea Diamond, Andrew Miller. Red Cross Survival swimming awards went to Darrin Keast, Karen Morrison, Joan Skinner, Tara McGrath, Jamie Harlow, James Murby, Aileen Blakely, Robert Juhl, Robert Percival, Sandy Finlayson, Shani Helpert, Samantha Dubiel, Andrea McKinley, Julie Alsop. Junior Red Cross awards to Darrin Keast, Karen Morrison, Joan Skinner, Tara McGrath, Jamie Harlow, James Murby, Aileen Blakely, Robert Juhl, Robert Percival, Sandy Finlayson, Shani Helpert, Can FBDB helg \Ifll I MOSQUITO 8- INSECT SPRAYING PHONE RICHMOND HILL TREE SERVICE & FORESTRY CO. LTD. JACK HENDERSON one of our representatives will be at Black Hawk Motor Inn, 10711 Yonge Street RICHMOND HILL (telephone 8849171) on Wednesday, August 4th. Financial assistance Management coqnselling Management training Information on government programs for busmess Opening new doors to small business. 4430 Bathurst St, Downsview (telephone 63%0823) 884â€"7774 He said that Lake Wilcox was small enough to keep the water warm as late as September and interference with boaters is not a problem. Quebec. years. He added that the Canadian swim finals won‘t be held in Laval this year due to the Olympics which has made finding a sponsor in that area impossible. Ramsden said only $5,000 for prize money is needed for Lake Wilcox to be sanctioned for the event by the World Association. Long distance swim- mers, especially those who attempt to swim across Lake Ontario have been using Lake Wilcox to practise because it is the only one of its kind around Toronto. Ramsden said. Samantha Dubiel, Andrea McKinley, Julie Alksop. Intermediate Red Cross awards were earned by Janet Davidson and Laura Comes. Senior Red Cross awards to Rusty Feder and Laura Robert. Royal Life Saving Society Junior Resuscitation awards tq Chris Potter, Bonnie Christensen and Suzy Bishop. Ontario Camping Association Beginner awards to Bonnie Christensen, Aileen Blakely, Helen McNamee, Jennie Stoner, Amy Robert, Louise McNaughton, Katie Hiscox, Denise Robinson, Heather Morrison, Leslie Bartlett, Mark Klein, John Davies, Jeff Walker, Andrew Miller, Jim Foord, Donnie Pollock, Jamey Harlow, Tim Ramage, Tara McGrath, Karen Morrison, Kelly Tonner, Gary Robertson, Jeff Barlow, Suzanne Bishop, Chris Potter, Tim Case, John Stoner, Darren Keast, Kathleen Gow, Kelley Phillips, Laura Turner, Sandy Pickford, Nadine Morrison, Michelle Frost. Ontario Camping Association Junior Canoeing awards to Andree Hollander, Laura Robert, Allyson Skinner, Pamela Walker, Doug Queen, Andrew Queen, Frank May, James Rowland, Tim Herbinson, and Ian Davis. you ': Director of Camp Richildaca and owner is Bill Babcock of Richmond Hill That amount could be previous raised through breweries or other companies that contribute to organized sports. Ramsden said there was a possibility that a committee of lake residents could be formed to help organize the event at Sunset Beach if Town of Richmond Hill permits could be obtained to hold the event there this fall. Even if things can‘t move that quickly. Ramsden said, plans could be extended to hold the swim meet in 1977. The main intention, he said, would be to organize an aquatic club at the lake that “could do great things with that beach.” Tfie beach and hi1 behind it can ac THURSDAY, AUGUST 51h, I976 MONDAY, AUGUST 2nd, 1976 regular Monday garbage pick-ups will be made on I MARKHAM AND THORNHIll RESIDENTS GARBAGE COLLECTION While all the other popularfFriced Canadian whiskies have gone 0 to market, Gibson 909 sleeps for another year or two, getting older, and better. Due 10 Civic Day Holiday, '2? MUNISAN l'I'D. 1-800-261 2011 hill For further information please call commodate up to 2,000 spectators during the six- hour event, Ramsden said. 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