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Squirts The Hillcrest Mall Peewee Girls slaughtered Victoria Square 28-5 last week as the 21 team Rich- vale Minor Ball season for boys and girls got under way. Hillcrest received star performances from Caroline Gerndert and Linda Kloosterman with six runs each. Charline Haviko scored five runs while Sandy Wenholdt scored four times. Cathy Collett and Catherine Mayers also scored three runs apiece. Other results: Jacqueline Crockfordvof the Richmond Hill Aquatic Club looks like she’s contemplating drinking all that water in front 'The York Regions Police girls lost 20-13 to Maple. Hill swimmers get gold Rich vale girls win $ 69.95 KlnG PQIOT Regular Swimming Program on Wednesday, June 15th from 7:00 - 10:00 pm. has been changed, due to the Swim Show. The pu- blic is invited to attend "Summer 77”. The Show will start at 7:30 pm. Included in the program will be diving, swimming, clown diving, synchronized swimming, etc. Ad- mission price also includes a swim after the show. Regular swim admission fees will be charged. For further information, please call the pool office at 884-6651 . ” BODYWORK EXTRA (nolaovose YOUR NEAREST BRANCH IS IMPOSSIBLE - BUT TRUE CARRVILLE RD. CENTENNIAL POOL FREE ESTIMATES UJ€ PfilnT (HRS >The’Rose Trailers girls ousted-EpieReal Estate 12-10 with Marg Trafford and J. Perry scoring three runs each. The Emerald Isle Midget boys defeated King City 8-6 with Craig Wooley leading the team with two runs. Bantams TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL The Squirt Boys Cadillac team defeated Jen~All 10-9 in a last minute squeaker with Cadillac scoring four runs in the last inning. Bill Keats, Jim Fuhr and Mike Oldham led the pack with two runs each for Cadillac. Midget 9216 YONGE ST. Support Richvale Gulp of her at last weekend’s big swim competition at the local Centennial Pool. Jacqueline and the rest did well. Minor Ball by attending the “Foul Ball” Dance June 25 at the Richvale Community Centre. A 50- 50 draw will take place at the dance. Tickets are available by contacting coaches, players, or Gloria Iviney at 884-7408. acoACHESTMKNAGEns & TRAINERS i \Jv uuuuu. Vvllhlw. u uv uu. uvv vuullublleu, uvav II J V. oâ€" 50 draw will take place at Davey, Dave Justice and The glrls play 1" the dance Rod Graham in the 400 Claremont tomorrow Tickets are available metres IM, Terry Roberts .(Thur§day) and are host by contacting coaches, in the 200 breaststroke mamldget tournament at - - - he Town Park next players‘ or Gloria Ivmey and Bruce Spong 1n the t . . at 884-7408. 100 freestyle. Saturday W“ the first game at 9 a.m. ‘-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-Ifi 5-1-]- - - - -I-I-I-I-I-I- - - - -l They are cooling system specialists, servicing radtors,air-condi1ioners, heater cores & installing Hayden Transmission Coolers. 10087 YONGE ST., RICHMOND HILL FAST SAME DAY SERVICE Richmond Hill Hockey Association Positions open for HAYDEN a TRANSMISSION OIL COOLER with the only guarantee that holds water Apply by letter to Secretary, P.0. Box 85 Richmond Hill, Ontario or Phone for Information 884â€"8868 â€" 8848207 â€" 8843926 IF YOU TOW A TRAILER YOU NEED HAYDEN llllllBlE IBANSMISSIIIN [IE 884-7170 WITH A Two Richmond Hill 10 year olds won high points trophies at the Richmond Hill Aquatic Club's an- nual three-day meet last week which attracted 300 swimmers from 16 clubs. Ron Gelineau won gold medals in the 100 metres freestyle, the 100 metres individual medley and the 50 metres fly as well as a silver in the 50 metres freestyle. Janet Davidson won a gold in the IM race and silvers in both the 50 metres and 100 backstroke events. Steve Davey won three gold medals. Swimming in the 100 and 200 metres breaststroke races for boys 15-17 years he placed first. Place ribbons were won by the following Hill swimmers. John Ciniglio in the 100 breaststroke, Jacqueline Crockford in the 200 backstroke, Steve Davey, Dave Justice and Rod Graham in the 400 metres IM, Terry Roberts in the 200 breaststroke and Bruce Spong in the 100 freestyle. John Ciniglio, son of the head coach, swam to get a silver in the 200 metres breaststroke for boys 11- 12. Harold Mag swam well to get a bronze in the 100 metres freestyle (12-14) and Frank Bruhn netted a silver in the IM and the 100 metres backstroke races in a really fine effort in the 10 and under class. He then swam in the 400 metres medley team with Dave Justice, Rod Graham and Doug Clarke placing first for another gold medal. Bruce Spong got a silver in the 100 metres backstroke and a bronze in the 200 metres backstroke for boys 13-14. You can Harold Mag also placed in the 200 freestyle and breaststroke events and the 100 metres breast- stroke. Frank Bruhn placed in both the 50 metres backstroke and freestyle events. Ron Gelineau added a place ribbon to his medals in the 50 backstroke event while Janet Davidson won ribbons in the 100 and 50 metres freestyle races, the so fly and the 100 metres breaststroke events. Competing against really good swimmers from big clubs, the Hill swimmers won their fair share of the trophies and medals in their annual big Janet Wells hit two singles as well as playing excellently at shortstop. Darline Harrison, two doubles and two singles; Cheryl Clack, two singles; Loretta King, two singles; Jeanine Bromley, three singles; Laureen MacInnis, triple, single; Sandra Turner, two singles; Cathy Dawson. double, single; Nancy Scheider, homer, s i n g l e ; K i m Podhorodeski, single. The Richmond Hill Bait-Cadillac Midget girls had their hitting shoes on last week as they drubbed Markham 33-8 for their first win of the season. Winning pitcher was Debbie Howorth who recorded six strikeouts as well as scoring six out of the 33 runs and managing a double and four singles. Baif girls drub foe Other hitters who did a fine job at bat were: The Hill Relay team of Arthur Diamond. John Ciniglio, Bruce Spong and Harold Mag placed third in the relay race for the 13-14 year age group. In the 13-14 relay race for girls, Helga Pape, Penny Davey, Jacqueline Crockford and Christine Bogie placed fourth after an exciting race. swim meet death-defying act. Rugged. one‘ new Imer Huck bad Install v! in only minmes . . Now your pickup is ready lov tough chores; wnhoul wear and tear, scratches dams or rust. 300 ENFOHD “0.. UNIT 1 RICHMOND HILL Pct-form a AVAILABLE AT Mace it overweight. RUSTPROOFING 883-1 571 VITAL piece liner gnves 100% prolec'ion. ‘ OPENIING JULY15 BC?) m 16 AUTOMATIC 5 PIN LANES 16 - 10 PIN COMPLETE WITH AUTOMATIC SCORERS 10593 YONGE ST. JUST SOUTH OF ELGIN MILLS RD. 32 BRUNSWICK ASTROLINE LANES * RESTAURANT * NURSERY 1k FUTURE LOUNGE FACILITIES * PRO SHOP league reservations & information Bill Rennox or Len Fromm 8849366 638-1751 FIRST FOR THE RICHMOND HILL - TORONTO AREA THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. June 8. 1977 â€" 3-3