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This year the club is running a beginners' clinic on Tuesday at 8 pm. New members are welcome. The club held its first tournament last week and the winners were: First Ladies, Sharon Redpath; Runner-up, Carol McDonald; First Men‘s, Orville Wong; Runner-up, Jim Ho. Once again Richmond Hill will compete in the Inter-church Badminton League, both the B and C divisions. Richmond Hill won the B league championship last season. The new season has started at Langstaff Secondary School with activity every Tuesday and Thursday from 8 to 11 Other members are Kathy Low, secretary; Jill Dalton,‘ treasurer; and Leslie Sybthorpe, social convener. Derek Smith is the new president for 1977-78 of the Richmond Hill Badminton Club. Badminton ‘ tie again Tony Roffey picked up two assists along with Steve Michalsky with singles to Bruce Wilton. Taylor, Wright and Greenslade. Frank Smith The Oak Ridges Juveniles won their third game in a row last week downing Richmond Hill 7- 1 after earlier beating Sharon 4-1 and then shutting out Maple 9-0. Several different players took a shot at scoring a goal in the Rich- mond Hill game: Bruce Wilson, Ken Clague, Rick Greenslade, Ted Clague, Karl Taylor, Glen Wright and Mark Smith. In the Barrie game it was Richmond Hill’s Steve Shannon opening the scoring from Joe Thurston only to have Barrie come back with two quick goals. ’Ridges take three Midget A’s tie, win The Richmond Hill Midget A’s tied Barrie 4-4 and walloped Newmarket 8-1 in recent action. Members of three Rich- mond Hill minor soccer teams are on a fund- raising binge for Christmas and for an exciting reason. They want to spend Carpenters split games The Richmond Hill Carpenters” Union Peewee II‘s split games last week losing 4-2 to Oak Ridges in an exhibition and then downing Soccer teams on big ’binge’ TAVERN & SKI VALLEY 832-2246 season members free All others $7 50 per person Make reservations now_ to ioin us Seoson-Starter-Porty Hot & cold buffet Doncino Have any second-hand skis, boots or poles? Let us help sell them Bring your second-hand equipment to HONEY POT between Nov- ember 22-25 and we'll try to sell it at our ski swap on November 25, 26 or 27 And this may be your chance to outfit the whole family with some great bargains FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY -â€" NOON TO 5 P.M. (If i? seeméwoo early for skiing, then have your Grey Cup rations at our place) OPENING PARTY Saturday, November 26 - 8 P.M. NOVEMBER 25, 26 8: 27 SKI SWAP cgld puffe: Dancing Ski Films Cosh Bar 1977-78 Taylor also led the win against Sharon with two goals with one each to Bruce Wilton and Ken Blanchard. Assists to Glen Wright, Wilton and Kelley. Terry Robinson and Brian Davy shared the nets. The Victoria Square Lions Club defeated Newmarket 3-1 in novice action with Grant O‘Meara leading the way with two goals with Shawn Douse assisting on one of them. Shawn Mieske got the third goal from Jason Cairns and O’Meara. Pe’ewee The same Roffey also nailed down four assists with two to Bruce Wilton and one to Terry Robinson. That same Robinson also got the shutout in goal. Karl Taylor was the big scorer in the Maple white- washing with three goals with Ted Clague and Doug Jones getting two each and singles to Bruce Wilton and Tony Roffey. Brian Davy was in net for Oak Ridges. got Richmond Hill’s lone goal from Gunther Bauer. Richmond Hill got back on even terms when Jeff Briggs moved in to bang home the puck assisted by Ken Main and Danny Henderson. Doug Eldridge put Richmond Hill ahead in the second period on a pass from Ross Cramer. The third period The teams comprise 16 girl members of the local league, the Dynes Christmas in Florida Namely at the “Orange Bowl Tournament” in Miami. Newmarket 4-1 in a league game: David Bunker came up with a big two goals and an assist against Newmarket while Tony Other OMHA results OUCH PeterN Oak Ridges 14, King 'Ridges 5592 Yonge St. (at Finch) LIONS ROAR 5% OFF Biggest Selection - Top Service TRILLIUM TRAVEL o? 8 P.M. on the 26th your own Evenings call Bob Sales at 8847571 WHY PAY MORE - CALL US TBA VEL SALE Must Cruises. Packages and Dinners Kings 4, Aurora 2 (exhibition). Neal Wilson hammered in two goals with singles to John Lalonde and Carl Koteff. Frank Rossi drew an assist. Glen McKenzie was in goal. Kings 4. Richmond Hill B Majors 2. Carl Koteff had a goal, Neal Wilson, one and one; Scott Richardson, one and one FrankRossi, one and one. Single assists to John Lalonde and Mike Millard. McArthur was in goal. Atoms King City 11, Oak Ridges 1. Ooops. Blair Boston led the winners with six goals with Mark Boem also getting two. Peter Narduzzi scored for Scott Richardson was credited with three assists with singles to Randy Winter and Mark Millard. Billy MacArthur was in goal for the Quality Woodworking-sponsored Kings. Michel Vanderploeg with two goals and three assists; Robert Sander, two and two; Neal Wilson, one and one; Craig Bumstead, one and one; and Frank Rossi, one goal. City 0. John Lalonde led the basketball totals with five goals followed by: Then it was Henderson restoring Richmond Hill's lead with an assist to Steve Shannon. Some dubious calls by the officials made Rich- mond Hill coach Riener brought some hectic scrambles around both goalies with Barrie finally tying the game. Jeweller Minor Atom and Richmond Hill Kinsmen Club Minor Mosquitos. Especially excited are the 16 girls under coach Joan Cowe and assistant coach Carolyn Wynn. N0. 7 va Veitch had one and one. The extra goal went to Andy Field with assists to Thorsell and Steffan. The loss saw John Tyndall cashing both major mackenzie drive HWY 401 223-9839 RICHMOND HILL ‘ celeb- Oak Ridges 6. Stroud 1. That‘s better. Peter Narduzzi chipped in for two goals and three assists with single goals going to Jeff Bennett. Kelly Rheeder, Mike Beadle, and Robert Munroe. Oak Ridges turned in a strong effort in spite of being shor- thanded by sickness and injuries. They dressed only eight players. Bantam Oak Ridges 4. Maple 0. Goalie Davie McQuarrie registered the shutout. Fred McCarthur scored two goals with singles to Randy Gilchrist and Dave Mashinter. Assists to Bob Mashinter, Rodney Gilchrist, and George Parker. Weidenfelder “blow his top" and allowed the home team to rescue a point as they scored in the dying minutes of the game. It was Richmond Hill first league win of the season against Newmarket and they made the most of it. Objective number one, however, is the fund- raising aspect of it all and They'll b‘e the first Richmond Hill girl‘s team to compete in the tour- nament. Richmond Hill goals with assists to Vantol, Sears and Field. Previously the Car- penters had come up with two strong showings - Sidewalks o naming 0 Excavating o Curbs ' Septic Tarits 0 Draim (New and Repairs) CONSTRUCTION 176 Weldrick Road 881-0069 WELDRICK 11918842834 Scoring were: Doug Eldridge, two goals and one assist; Ross Cramer, two goals; Jeff Briggs, one goal; Gord Fournier, one and three; Mike O‘Donnell, one and one; Danny Henderson. one goal; Gary Boyle, one and one; Shawn McDowell, three assists; Chris Chalmers, one assist. They showed a lot of bench control against a very crude Newmarket team which took more than 70 minutes in penalties including three game misconducts. Richmond Hill made the opposition pay dearly for their misdemeanours. defeating Thornhill 4-1 in an exhibition and Newmarket 5-0 in a league contest. The Carpenters started slowly in both games but With a future as dependable as our 187]”..all Canadian Raffles Included are: The selling of raffle tickets for a one-week trip for two persons to Florida; the the drive is presently undereway. WHEN YOU FIRST BOUGHT INSURANCE, IT PROBABLY COVERED YOUR ENTIRE HOME. Barrow Insurance Services Ltd. 881L1551 To keep yourself adequately protected, ask your local Economical insurance agent for advice. That’s why it‘s best to find out about our special inflation guard endorse- ment. Don't get burned. Inflation has pumped up the value of your home. Yesterday’s insurance policy might not cover today's cost of replacement. Neil G. McDonald Limited. 226-1611 DOES IT NOW? Richmond Hill Willowdale The Newmarket game saw Tony Veitch scoring two goals and adding an assist. The sponsoring Car- penters' Union, Local 3233, and Local representative Vic Piirto, have sponsored various sports teams locally for a number of years and thanks is extended for past participation as well as for this season. backed [by the solid goaltending of Tony Guydos and R. Johnson, came on strongly. Against Thornhill it was Geoff Johnston and John Tyndall leading the way with two-goal efforts. Tony Veitch added the single. Balisteri had two assists with others going to Grice, Steffan, Field and Sears. David Bunker and Joe Balisteri had goals and assists each with Andy field getting the other one with an assist to John Tyndall. scouring of basements and closets for clothes, toys. games, bikes, records, ski equipment and furniture. These goods will be put 'on sale at the club’s discovefi/ f0: any engine since the invention of the automobile itself! ! ! The Florida draw will be held December 17 with regional councillor Lois Hancey drawing the tickets for the lucky n “Rummage day next Friday and Saturday at the Richmond Heights Plaza. next door to Mister Donuts. Times are from 6 pm. to 9 p.m., Friday, and from 9 am, to 4 pm. Saturday. Sears Richmond Hill Hillcrest Mall, Carrville Road and Yonge St. 883-1 444 ext. 223 ’lq usn macaw-swmm the greatest chemical AUTO STANDARD 3 DOOR 5 DOOR $3,475 From RAMS VS. ROYAL YORK RICHMOND HILL ARENA Phone for your appointment today! EXCITING JR. HOCKEY Start preparing your car for the cold months ahead! Our oil change offer includes chassis lubrication, 4 qts. 1OW-30 all-season multi- viscosity oil, oil filter; all fluid levels, belts and hoses checked. Very affordable! Oil change 6267 YONGE ST., WILLOWDALE S€ars Rams 7 0.H.A. Jr. "A" 7:45 PM. TUESDAY NOV. ZZND THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. November 16. 1977 â€" 8-3 Sears Markham Corner of Don Mills and Steels 883-1511 exi. (JUST SOUTH OF STEELES) It’s been much the same flurry of activity on the boy’s front with the two clubs having just recently held a three-day “very successful" rummage sale and are still busy selling 5050 draw tickets as well as garbage bags. winners. There will also be several consolation prizes. CTM Marketing Services, Dept. RL-25X 46 Park Rd. N., GRIMSBY, Ont. L3M 2P3 NAME _ ADDRESS CITY EVERY TUESDAY Richmond Hill NEXT TO HIS FAMILY, HE lOVES HIS CAR! Store hours: Mon, Tues, Sat‘ 9:30 am. to 5:30 pm Wed., Thurs.. Fri‘ 9:30 am. to 9:30 pm One-stop Local Lowcost Insurance Service Auto Home Life Just call 889-6204 or drop in at P. CODE (YORK FIRE AND CASUALTY COMPANY 7699 Yonge Street Thornhill, Ontario L3T 125 77-2