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Minor soccer teams off to U. S. Two Richmond Hill minor soccer teams will be hitting the road Friday to compete in the Chattam Township International Soccer tournament in New Jersey. USA Richmond Hill Scholastic Publications‘ player Patrick McMurray looks like he’s trying a balancing act ala the seals in this The 1977 version of the Richmond Hill Dairy Queen Squirt Town Representative softball team head into their regular season of play in the Etobicoke Softball Association this week. The team sports an exhibition record of one win and three losses, following a split of games last week. Dairy Queen boys ready! On May 16 the Dairy Queen boys hosted Bridlewood and found by Janet Robbins R.H.H.S.‘ Variety Night is being held on May 26 and 27 this year. Come see Bette Midler, the Gong Show, la BoiLe Mysterieux. Bulgarian National Circus and others. Tickets cost only $1.00 for adults. 75 cents for students. Be sure to come! R.H.H.S.‘ Lacrosse team defeated Aurora 13- 2 on May 12. The scorers were Mark Wilson (two points). Kevin Bryan (two points), Craig Fink- beiner (two points), Steve Crocker (two pointsO, Stephen Garlick (two points). Les Cabell (one point), Brett Calder (one point), and Mark Girdler (one point), Hill lacrosse team wms THE LIBERAL, Wednesday By Jane Stel themselves locked in a real pitcher's duel, which saw the Hill squad eventually winning by a score of 2-1. Kevin McInnis was superb on the mound for Richmond Hill as he hurled a neat five hitter and struck out 14 batters. Kevin also made several good fielding plays while Cesidio Negri caught a strong game behind the plate. Also on May 12. the R.H.H.S. track team competed on the York County South Qualifying Meet at_'Ifihorr_11ea. “The following people qualified to go on to the York County Meet: Midget Girls - Ellen Querengesser (3rd in high jump, 6th in hurdles) and Bev Lewis (4th in high jump). Junior Girls - Lynn Whittingham (lst in long jump‘ 2nd in javelin, 3rd in discus, and 4th in high jump). and Jane Toporowski (lst in javelin. shot put. and discus, 2nd in high jump);. 7 Seinior Girls â€" Laurie Barnett (lst in 100 m, 4th in long jump), Leslie Offensivély. the Hill May 25. 1977 Competing will be the Kinsmen Club Minor Mosquitoes and the Minor Bantam Scholastic Publication squad. BEBEâ€"inunday trip will see them going against opposition teams such as West Virginia, Annandale, New York Long boys could muster only four hits themselves, with 'he winning run coming in the sixth as Glen Harding raced home on a passed ball. Lose to East Gwillimbury On May 19 the Dairy Queen squad travelled to East Gwillimbury, only to lose by a score of 9-3. Although they were only outhit 9-8, the Hillers left too many men stranded on base, which Just like a seal McGregor (2nd in 200m), Cheryl Paxton ( lst in long jump, shot put, and discus), Leslie Rogers (lst in high jump. 2nd in long jump) and Ann McIlwaine (2nd in shot put). A Senior Girls won the 4 by 100 relay race. Midget Boys - Mike O'Donnell (3rd in the 800 m. 5th in the 400 m, and 6th in the 1500 m), Chris Weisener (6th in long jump), Danny Henderson (lst in discus. 3rd in shot put. 4th in high jump and 4th in Triple jump), Mark Austin (5th in- Triple high news exhibition minor soccer game with Thornhill. On the right (in dark jersey) is Thornhill’s Donald Mummery trying to Island, Nova Scotia and New Jersey. Players Comprising the minor mosquito team are goalie Orveo Paoletti. Shaun Cooke. Robbie Stel, Ralph Seybold. Kenny Harrington. Kelly Grams. Terry Coles, accounts for the lopsided score. Leading the hitting attack was Kevin McInnis with three singles, while Tim Lawlor and Ritchie Peirce also swung the bat well. Joe Apps toed the rubber for Richmond Hill and recorded eight strikeouts and five walks to go along with the nine hits he surrendered. Jump, and 5th in shot put). ’ Junior Boys v Mike Smith (3rd in 400 In, 4th in triple jump. 5th in the 800 m). Greg Walton (lst in long jump. 2nd in pole vault, and 3rd in triple jump), and Steve Young (3rd in shot put and 5th in discus). Good luck to all com- petitors. Pentathlon R.H.H.S. has just held its annual pentathlon and decathlon competitions on May 16 and 17. The' Girl‘s Pentathlon consisted of five events - Wayne Murphy played Announcing the winner of the Filter Queen Vacuum Cleaner draw held during the Richmond Hill Spring Fair. Mr. Michael Giammarco, Rich- mond Hill and area distributor, at 9010 Yonge Street presents the com- plete air purifier and vacuum cleaner to Mr. and Mrs. John Er Eleaner Woodall of 59 Markham Rd., Richmond Hill. FILTER QUEEN LUCKY DRAW WINNER a strong game at third base while Dave Redpath made anice catch in centrefield. This was by far the best game the team has played to date. Bombed Twice May 7 saw the Hill boys dropping both ends of a doubleheader to a tremendous Galt team by the scores of 28-3 and 42-3. Not much can be said about these games, with the exception that Don 80 m hurdles, long jump. shot put, high jump, and 200 m. Points were awarded according to your finish in each event. The winner, after two days of effort, was Jane Toporowski with 3252 points, followed by Cheryl Paxton with 2967 points, Laurie Barnett (2704 points), Ann McIlwaine (2546 points), Jenny Chu (2485 points), Ellen Querenguesser (2576 points) Bev Lewis (2437 points). and Debbis Baskerville (2137 points). Decathlon The Boys' Decathlon regain his compusre. Both teams are in the new Inter-District Soccer League. Thor- nhill won 3-2. Scott Massey, Andrew Phelps. Paul McMurray. Gino Digioacchino, Ralph Campbagna and John Wyml. Coachvof the team ié Gerry Van Essen; manager is Jane Ste]. Making up the minor bantams are Heinz Webster came through with three hits in the second game. New League This will be the first time that Richmond Hill has ever entered into the Etobicoke League. While there is still plenty of room for im- provement, coaches Bob Carton and Dave Bran- sfield are looking forward _to an interesting season. included ten events - 100 m dash, long jump, shot put. high jgmp, 400_m, 110 m hurdles, discus, javelin, pole vault, and mile run. The winner was Greg Walton with 4307 points, followed by Danny Henderson (3592 points), Mike Smith (3302 points), Mark Girdler (3258 points) and Mike Barnett (374 points). Elections for our Students Council of 77-78 are being held this week. This year‘s Council did a fine job and we owe our thanks to each member of our executive Photo by How Losberg, Steven Smith, Pat McMurray, Ken Main, Bruce Coles, Ian Coles. Eric Ahnert. Alastair Duncan. Harry Stel, Glen Smith, Ed McNally, Jeff Briggs. Nighel Isaac. Dale Plummer, Russell Thornhill and Steve Bialskowski. Coach of the team is Ed Kenny; manager, Ted Main. Kick off time A total of 550 boys and girls will have registered for the minor soccer season by kick off time, Formation of the teams is now under way and all registered players should be receiving word from their respective coaches in the very near future. If no word has béen received by the end of May, contact your gonvgnor. ‘ The schédule from'Monday through Thgrsday gags as f9]low§: 7 'Mbh’d’a’y nights at Bayview Secondary School, Peewees born in 1963-1964. Convener, Art Anderson 884-5319._ Tuesday nights at Crosby SchooL Squirts born in 1969-70-71, Convener is Darwin Gonzales 884â€"0986. Wednesday nights at Bayview Secondary and Don Head Secondary, Atoms, born in 1967458. Convener, John Wynn 884-5334. :I‘hursday nights at Bayview Secondary, Mosquitoes born in 1965456. Convener is Tony Lott 884â€"2451. All house league games will start the week beginning June 6. Coaches needed Anyone having a spare evening and who would like to coach a team should call Gerry Van Essen at 889-4302, as we’re still in need of coaches. Soccer-a-thon . The Richmond Hill Minor Soccer Association will hold a “Soccer-a-thon June 18 at Don Head Secondary School with proceeds split 50-50 with York Central Hospital and our Richmond Hill Development Fund. Once again, throughout the country. the tennis courts are crowded with beginners, bashers and buffs preparing them- selves for a season of recreational and organized tennis. Richmond Hill is no exception â€" with the devotion and hard work of Rene Beland the courts, nets, fences and the newly carpeted club house at Crosby Park are ready for the racquet wielding gladiators of 1977. At this time of the year tennis columns are chronicles of coming events â€" no grand battles have been fought â€" no deeds of daring-do can be reported, everybody is a friend and concerns, nothing more than bubbles. Tennis time again Social nights The Social Nights have now begun. Every Wednesday night until the end of the season. This weekly event deserves a little explanation It is an evening (7 pm. to 11 pm.) devoted to recreational tennis as opposed to competitive. Everybody is welcome from the rank beginner to the top player. The main purpose, not neglecting the pleasure of playing, is By Eric Handbury All pools MUST BE fenced with an enclosure at least 4 feet in height containing a self closing gate. Remember the onus is on y0u to provide the proper safety precautions. This is to advise all swimming pool owners that this would be an excellent time to check all gates, doors, fences and locks to ensure they are in proper working order so that the utmost degree of safety is maintained. Copies of the Town’s Swimming Pool Fencing By-Iaw No. 131-76 are available at the Municipal Offices, 10266 Yonge Street, Richmond Hill. TREND POOL â€" SERVICE 0Expert service to all makes of vinyl liner pools. From opening/closing, cleaning to complete rebuilding. 0We manufacture custom fitted liners to order for any make or type of pool. 0A full line of water treatment chemicals, pool access- ories and pool toys always available. Three branches to serve you better. Open 9-7 weekdays 9-5 Saturday Mississauga - Scarborough - Willowdalé 625-6800 757-5161. 497-7701 TO POOL OWNERS NOTICE je’f'leuvia °voae Ed Kenny; Sponsor sheets have been printed and will be available through the coaches. Hopefully all players will participate [-15 will have in the fun day for young and old. _ to get over the bug-a-boo of just wanting to know and mix with your fellow club members. For new members this can sometimes be a trial, often a self-conscious experience that the club wants to last as short a time as possible. to be left out of the growing process con- stantly reliving the days of ‘what was’. Older members, too, want the opportunity of meeting with new members. No-one wants Make a point of coming to Social Night, the evening ends with a final game, which many a beginner has won, with a weekly prize of a can of balls. House league House League matches started May 24 with an away match against Barrie. The try-outs Barrie. The try-outs commenced last week finishing on Sunday pulling together a hot team that should do justice to Richmond Hill’s growing reputation. Wine and cheese The opening of the Club season, celebrated by a wine and cheese party, is richmond hill tennis club richmond hill soccer , And remember pfizes ére awarded to the boys or girls who raise the most money. Note of interest The Richmond Hill Minor Soccer Association won first prize in the recent Richvale Lions Parade for the best float. Thanks to the boys and parents who participated on that cold, windy Saturdayi Seeing that 1, Jane Stel, will be with the teams in New Jersey, I won‘t be able to reach the publishing deadline with “The Liberal“ for next week. I’ll publish the upcoming league schedule now as follows: Squirts: June 7 at Crosby School, Invictas vs Ratcliff's, Deal Services vs Legion Branch 375; Caesar Palace vs Cadillac Baif. Atoms: June 8 at Bayview Secon- dary, Thornhill Village Pizza vs Rich- mond Hill Lions; Sanderson Gulf vs Jakma Construction and at Don Head Secondary, 76’ers vs Globe Travel. Mosquitoes: June 9 at Bayview Secondary, Baymar Sports vs Midas Muffler; Dondeb Construction vs Tournaments Inc., and Continental Kitchens have a bye. Peewees: June 13 at Bayview Secondary, Flair Upholstery vs Rich- mond United; North York Trophies vs Peter's Excavating. 7 All games will kfck off at 7 pm. and please do not litter the fields. next Saturday. This is an event no member should miss. Tennis matches, in- tended to include every talent. are held all day from 1 pm. The games, organized by John Marais are sloppy but naturally sparkling. The food is excellent and com- panionship is the order of the day. It is one of those events when the rule of ‘watch the ball’ is discarded, primarily because of its increasing difficulty. Losers The I.C.T.A. Majors team lost to a superior Credit Valley team on Tuesday 17th of May to the tune of 5-2, redeemed from total disaster by the ladies. However the team is strong and a high ranking is not outside of Richmond Hill’s capabilities. The Junior Boys team remain undefeated after two matches, defeating the very strong Donalda Club by an easy margin. Enjoy Enjoy the season . . . Richmond Hill T.C. has the reputation of being one of the most developed and convivial clubs in Toronto and district â€" we need the enthusiasm of every member to keep this up.