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Hockey in August? The Rams, comprising 13-year-old Richmond Hill youngsters from town rep and house league teams, chalked up 22 wins, six losses and two ties during the regular schedule. Good enough to finish in first place against seven other Metro Toronto area hockey clubs. So what’s wrong with losing a hockey chamâ€" pionship in August? Nothing. Providing you can come to grips with even playing ice hockey in the summertime. And that’s just what 14 members of the Rich- mond Hill Rams ap- parently managed to accept recently as they completed a 30-game schedule topped off with a two-game total goals-to- count series with the Toronto Sea Hawks. B-2 â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. August 24, 1977 The bad news was the just completed series against the Sea VHaAwks Halfway House _ wms again â€"The Rams lost the first game l~0, the second one 3-0. “My defensive corps decided to go on holidays and that was it,” he said. Sonshine hadn‘t bargained for “summer holidays" when he decided to enter a team in the summer hockey league which plays out of the Centre Ice Arena in Willowdale. “We had only 11 players to the other team's 16," observed Rams’ coach Reg Sonshine. Sonshine figures his boys would have gone all the way except, of course, for summer holidays. “It was a great ex- perience for the youngsters," he said. “It‘s my feeling they don‘t get the competition in their own leagues during the winter. “Playing against top *Metro teams in the summer league should improve their skills for next winter," he said. For Durkin‘s it was Bev Positano, Carol Chapman and Cheryl Bailie homering. Cheryl also played a strong game at shortâ€"stop. Fielding was Brian's strong point led by Cathy Boagie at shortshop and Jennine Majury and Gail Brinkman in the outfield. Standings: Halfway House 20 points (10-2); Brian's Shell, 14 (7â€"5); Durkin's BP 10 (5-7). Raypak Thermonics 6 (3- 9). Halfway House con- tinued its “go allâ€"the way" style of play in Richmond Hill Ladies Recreational Softball League play. The league-leaders walloped Raypak Thermonics 20-11 while Durkin‘s B? were shelling Brian's Shell 23- ll. Halfway House took full advantage of Raypak's six runs brought in via walks plus two errors. The Centre Ice League A save in August has been in operation for five years and it‘s a “pay to play" proposition with Sonshine figuring total costs for entry plus uniforms, sweaters and socks amounted to $1,900. Each player had to pay $115. Sonshine's team comprised goalies Don Fawcett and Steve harris, Dave Leuschner, Don Head, Tony Marinelli, Ben Carbone, Bob Keenan, Steve Mettel, Ralph Coppola, Ken Lennox, Tom Kirisit, Neil Crebbin, Ken Jensen and Mark Ellison. Superintendent ol Schools - Walter P. Willms Area Business Administrator - Norman C, Jackman Special Education Consultant - Mrs Mary Hodsoll All school offices will be open for'general information, including transportation informa tion, during the week of August 29, 1977. l SECONDARY SCHOOLS All students are requested to register (timetables, lockers, student cards, yearbooks, in- surance forms, transportation information. etc.) prior to the opening of school on Sep tember 6, 1977_ Please adhere to the following schedules, if possible. Students not abIe to register during the above times may do so on Wed. Aug. 31 from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m‘ ll ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS AND SCHOOLS FOR TRAINABLE RETARDED CHILDREN All pupils who have moved into the area and kindergarten pupils who were not registered in the spring are requested to register during the week of August 29, 1977 10. ML McCuaghy 11.?‘IIeGrove 14. Russ noun 1!; SbrteendIAw. 16. Thmi'aven 17. Walter Scan 13. Woodlidge C.A. Cribar Chairman ZCl'adesHuwin icllshyfls'ghts 1!.wa mm 6. Jos. A. (Bison 7. Kh‘ltug a. MacKenzie 9. 0M. NacKiq) 1.3MAcres lRaselawn THE YORK COUNTY BOARD‘OF EDUCATION ' Area #3, Richmond Hill - Vaughan 283 Neal Drive, Richmond Hill Telephone: 8844477, 832-1131 Year I Years II 8 III Years IV E: V Year Ill Year II Year I 106 Gatden Avenue, Thornhill W » Plincipal - JP 51 Wright Street, Richmond Hill Tel: 884â€"2131 Year I Years II 8 III Years IV 8 V Year I 10,077 Bayview Avenue, Richmond Hill Year II Year III 300 Major Mackenzie Drive, Richmond Hill Year IV Year V Years IV 8 V Year Ill Year ll Year I WW » Principal - SB. Myers Box 665, Bruce Street, Woodbridge Tel: 851-2843 851-2845 SCHOOL 283 Neal Dr., Richmond Hill ADDRESS 30 Pearson Ave., Thornhill 305 Crosby Ave., Richmond Hill 9600 Keele Street, Maple 11,570 Yonge Street, Richmond Hill Naylon Street, Maple 10,391 lslington Ave. N. Kleinburg 10,1101511ngton Ave. N. Kleinburg 206 Lucas St, Richmond Hill Box #45, Pine Grove 400 Mill St, Richmond. Hill 422 Carrville Rd., Thornhill 101 Weldrick Rd., richmond Hill 130 Sixteenth Ave., Richmond Hill 317 Centre St. E., Richmond Hill Markham Rd., Richmond Hill 10,100 Yonge St, richmond Hill Burwick Ave., Woodbridge Tues. Aug. 30 Wed. Aug. 31 Mon. Aug. 29 Mon. Aug. 29 Tues. Aug. 30 Wed. Aug. 31 Tues. Aug‘ 30 Wed. Aug. 31. Thur. Sep. 1 Tues. Aug. 30 Wed. Aug. 31 Thur. Sept. 1 Thur‘ Sept. 1 Tues. Aug. 30 Mon. Aug. 29 Mon. Aug. 29 Tues. Aug. 30 Tues. Aug. 30 IPDRSCHE HOOl SALES SERVICE LEASING HWY 11, NEWMARKET 8952366. TORONTO 364-7917 lQL- Principal - Wm. Armstrong Tel: 889-6266 889-6982 Principal - H.L‘ Gerber Hill Tel: 884-4453 884-5742 ’rincipal - C.M. Seath Hill Tel: 8843330 884-5263 887-5137 9:00 am. to noon 8 1 :30 to 4:00 pm 9:00 am. to noon 8 1 :30 to 4:00 pm 9:00 am. to noon 1:00 to 4:00 pm. 9:00 am. to noon 9:00 am. to noon 9:00 am. Surnames A- G 10:00 am. Surnames H - O 11:00 am. Surnames P - 2 9:00 am. Surnames A - G 10:30 am. Surnames H - O 1 :00 pm. Surnames P - 2 9:00 am. Surnames A » K 10:30 am. Surnames L - Z 1:00 pm. Surnames A - K 2:00 pm. Surnames L - 2 2:00 pm. Surnames A - Z 10:00 am 10:00 am 10:30 am 9:00 am. to noon 1:00 to 4:00 pm. 9:00 am. to noon 1:00 to 4:00 pm. Buell 884-2232 to noon 8 1 :00 to 4:00 pm to noon 8120010 4:00 pm to 3:30 pm to 3:30 pm to 3:30 pm PR|NC|PAL E. Woodger J. Thompson R.K. Robson I. Manson M. McRoberts D. McElhinney D. Ford R. Brown K. Tonner R. Ley R. Urquhart J. Hincks D. MacWilliam 3. Robinson Mrs. L Webb Wm. Kinsley D. Semple W. French SALG. Chapman Directo?’ TELEPHONE 8842434 8845059 8892522 8845281 8841 625 832-1451 8842556 832â€"1 291 893â€"1 1 42 893-1 475 884571 1 8845799 8841461 8844223 851 -0772 8847431 8845934 8844022 8845598 8847731 8842693 8848622 851 -01 02 A fashion preview, prior to the Fourth Annual Tournament of Champions, will be held tomorrow at Elderberry Hill Farm, just north of Richmond Hill on High- way 11. 4th Annual horse preview on tap The showing of country casual and equestrian fashions will be the first event leading to the Coca- Cola Junior International Nations Cup and the Canadian Jumping Derby scheduled for September 3 and 4. The Canadian Jumping There is one sewage treatment system in Ontario that: A. operates completely with quiet submer- sible pumps. B. Processes sewage in batches to ensure thorough treatment. C. has a guarantee that means something, that y0u do not have to pay for, for ten years. D. Has a standard discharge pump system to allow wide ranging disposal bed loca- tions. There are plants designed for Domestic, Commercial and Industrial use. These Sys- tems are manufactured by Northern Purifica- tion Services Limited. FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT SAFE SEWAGE SYSTEMS CO. LTD. DON'T LET A SEWAGE DISPOSAL PROBLEM RUIN YOUR PLANS PO. Box 567, Burlington, Ont. OR PHONE 632-00251632-9436 om cape-v «mm «ammo, MM TRADE IN YOUR OLD BROADLODM FOR NEW! Derby will feature the top horses and riders in in- ternational competition including “Sympatico” and Jim Day, Canada's top money-winning horse; “Branch County" and Michael Vallincourt. Silver medalist at the Montreal Olympics 1976; and “Raffles IV" and Jim Elder, Olympic Gold medalist in Mexico and leading rider in the Coca- Cola Derby Canada Series. The Junior com- petitions will take place Saturday. Sept. 3, with' Derby on Sunday, Sept. 4. Show getSPHdel'Wé‘y at the Canadian Jumping Tomorrow‘s fashion P-m-. QPENING NEXT WEEK Q m 16 AUTOMATIC 5 PIN LANES 17 - 10 PIN COMPLETE WITH AUTOMATIC SCORERS 33 BRUNSWICK ASTROLINE LANES * RESTAURANT * NURSERY ‘k FUTURE LOUNGE FACILITIES league reservations it information Bill Rennox 884-9366 FIRST FOR THE RICHMOND HILL - TORONTO AREA 10593 YONGE ST. JUST SOUTH OF ELGIN MILLS RD. * PRO SHOP 1K Len Fromm 638-1751