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Bâ€"2 â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday, December 21, 1977 This unidentified Roselawn Public School player looks like he might be saying a silent prayer. He isn't. It’s a volleyball match at Maple which saw the Bowlers ready By MIKE KYTE Around this time of year with Christmas approaching most. of the leagues are planning their turkey roll and have very little on the go. While everyone is out getting their Christmas shopping done, the Ontario Bowlers Congress is getting ready for the busy start to the New "Year. " " ' " ‘ To go over a few things, we have the average date for the Thomas Adams President Secretary and Treasurers set for December 31. The house rounds for the Carling O‘Keefe Classic ends on January 8, so if you haven't had your house round, check with your proprietor. The league play for the Sunbeam Shoes High Low Doubles ends on January 21. K it E d A n {t E d it it A It A Q 3 it 9: it K it 11 it A it E K it t Merry Christmas 631 Happy New Year trom The Management & Stait DON REID SALES & SERVICE LTD. 16 INDUSTRIAL ROAD RICHMOND HILL 8844026 Richmond Hill team losing to George Bailey School of Maple who won senior tourney Saturday. (Photo by Bruce Hogg). for '78 MERRYCHRISTMAS 782 (307), Vic Reid 779 On behalf of the York Simcoe Bowlers Association we wish you a very Merry Christmas and a joyous New Year. The Wednesday Nite Mixed league will have their turkey roll tonight. As the second series comes to a close we have the Jokers on top with 196 points, followed by the Pussy Cats with 186 and the Bad News Bears with 184. High average hasn't seen any change with Dave Alexander still leading with 250 then Craig Rayson 236 and Ed Weber 233. For the ladies it is Betty Wolfreys 222 followed by Rose Antl with 219 and Karen Kirby and Gloria Byer with 203. Another 400 was rolled last week as Craig Rayson rolled 401 with a 801 triple Ed Weber had MMMMMM 1 I Santa zooms : in. hls pack filled to overflowing with joy. peace. and contentment for all. Happy holidays and thanks. $25wa (286), Dave Weagle 770 (280), Dave Alexander 749 (287) Ernie Wolfreys 727 (268). Don Tyndall 703 (270), Gary Byer 698 (251) and Ken Somerville 692. For the ladies we have Karen Kirby with a 660 (252), Betty Wolfreys 632, Thornhill Allison Weagle 609 (258), and Lynda Curry 604. BAKER' 147 NO. 7 HIGHWAY, EAST. THORNHILL it“ it n n r. n n o n The ’Grand Old Bull' is mighty fine horse “Grand Old Bull" is one registered quarter horse who doesn't round up cattle like in the old days of the west. But he does round up something else. Ribbons and prizes. “Grand Old Bull" is a two-year-old gelding who is owned by David and Linda Tomlinson. To the uninitiated (the writer) a quarter horse is “an alert stocky muscular horse capable of high speed for short distances and of great endurance under the saddle." The dictionary knows the way. “Bull,” as he‘s at- fectionately known to his OWners, garnered a total of 114 show-points in 1977 on his round of provincial fair competitions. Good enough to finish second in the province among geldings the same age and fourth over-all among geldings of any age. Tomlinson runs a boarding ranch for horses called “Twin Pine Farm< 5" located at 10922 Yonge Street (north of Elgin Mills) and “Bull” is his pride and joy. COST $600 “We bought him for just $600 when he was about eight months old," he said. “A friend of ours sold him to us. We were offered $3,500 for him last October." It was a “no” answer from Tomlinson. “We‘re not necessarily interested in selling him at the moment," con- tinued Tomlinson. “Our enjoyment is in showing people just what you can do with a horse if you feed him properly and blacksmith him regularly. He really looks sleek." Tomlinson has been “showing” a lot of people during the year displaying “Bull” at numerous fairs throughout the province. These outings are essentially “beauty contests, if you will," states Tomlinson. “People get to observe History repeats self 33 Trinity ties Hi/l History repeated itself last Wednesday when Trinity wrestled a deserved point from the Richmond Hill Bad- minton Club in an ex- citing 8‘8 tie at Trinity. Trinity was the only club last season to take a point from the Hill in a repeat 8-8 draw. This game. as last year, went to the last match of the evening when the Hill Atom A ’s lose 5-7 to Aurora boys The Richmond Hill Major Atom A’s were defeated 5-1 by Aurora Saturday avenging an earlier defeat the previous weekâ€"end. Aurora was fully deserving of its win putting in three goals before Richmond Hill managed to score its first. Richmond Hill's goal Standings STANDINGS (18(1l)) MID ONTARIO IR. B w L 1 GF GA P Oak Ridges Dynes 16 2 2 144 81 34 Barne 10 8 3 108 8823 9 6 2 89 97 20 Onllia 5 l4 0 78 120 10 Owen Sound 414 I 106139 9 TRAILER I 889-9472 I .)-. SALES I was scored by Tod Dungey from David McKee. The Richmond Hill defense was reduced to only three bodies through illness. On defense it was L. Lazzer playing another strong game. Sunday‘s game against Barrie was cancelled because of the inclement weather conditions and it will be rescheduled at a future date. ARENA H HAPPENINGS THURS. DEC. 22 Tiny Tots Pldlllc' Skating FRIDAY DEC. 23 Stinny Shinny MONDAY DEC. 25 PeeWee Tournament 12 noon to 1.30 p.m. Sliny not: Skat'ng TUESDAY DEC. 27 (I am. to 1 pm. PeeWee Tomament 12 noon to 10.30 pm Shiny Shiny WEDNESDAY DEC. 20 1pmt03pm. PeeWee Tournament 12 noon to 10.30 pm. Slinny Adult Skating THURSDAY DEC. 29 Public Skating Tiny Tots Tiny Tots Ptbic Skating FRIDAY DEC. 30 Stinny Stinnv SUNDAY JANUARY 1. 1970 Family Skating Family Skating Arena 23 (Old) Arms 57 (New) Arena (72) Bond Lake (Oak Ridges) SEASON'S GREETINGS OF THE RICHMOND HILL ARENAS ASSOCIATION Friends are a wonderful part of Christmas, so we want to say thanks for our congenial and warm relationship. May it continue to flower long after Christmas. FROM THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF don little ford sales inc. 10414 YONGE ST., RICHMOND HILL .1 it Q A it ‘3 {I E K it A E Q 51 it it it t1 it d it E A it E 51 10 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. Arem 23 4 pm. to 5:45 pm. 0 a.m. to 1 pm. 4 pm. to 5:45 pm. 4 pm to 5:45 pm. 4 pm. to 5:45 pm. 8 a.m. to 1 pm. 1 pm. to 3 pm. 4 pm. to 5A5 pm. 10 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. 10 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. 1 pm. to 3 pm. 8 a.m. to 1 pm. 4 a.m. to 5:45 pm. 1 pm. to 3 pm. 1 pm. to 3 pm. Trinity team first mixed doubles took two straight to pull off the tie from the Richmond Hill's pair of Jill Dalton and Jim H018- 17 in a real cliff-hanger. Individual results: Ladies Doubles-Donnie Westcott and Joan Freeman splitting 11-15 and 15-11; Jill Dalton and Tanya Savoye winning 18- 15 and 15-10. Men‘s Doubles, Fred Fletcher and Jim Ho splitting 15â€"7 and 7-15; Derek Smith and Jim Dilworth losing 11~15 and 6-15. Mixed Doubles â€" Jill Dalton and Jim Ho losing 1215 and 18â€"17; Donnie Westcott and Fred Fletcher winning 18-15 and 15-12; Joan Freeman and Jim Dilworth splitâ€" ting 15-11 and 14-18: Tanya Savoye and Derek Smith splitting 18-17 and 7-15. DLIDAY Arem 23 ‘Aarena 23 Arena 72 Arena 67 Arem 23 Arem 72 Arena 87 Arem 23 Arena 72 Arena 67 Arena 23 Arena 72 Arena 23 Arena 23 Arena 72 Arem 72 Arem 23 Arem 72 Arem 23 Arena 72 FROM THE STAFF just what can be done with a horse with the proper care." Tomlinson maintains that “any horse can become a showcase if it gets the proper main- tenance which is our reason for being in this business. “We‘ve started boarâ€" ding out horses and we're interested in proving to people who own horses just what can be ac- complished.“ Tomlinson and wife Brenda are willing to show their end-results- Bullâ€"to anyone interested. Just call him at 883-4723 or drop around with your horse. As for Bull? ROBBED He was temporarily robbed of receiving his “big prize" ribbon for his accomplishments in 1977. Temporarily, anyway. “We were supposed to be presented with the ribbon at the Ontario Quarter Horse Banquet December 10," said Tomlinson. The only problem was that the banquet was in London which was hit by a major snowstorm. The banquet will held January 27. Hang in there, Bull. DO IT NOW!! . CONCRETE WORK .I_ be 0 Excavating o cums - Septic Tarts 0 Drairs (New all! Repairs) WELDRICK CONSTRUCTION 176 Weldrick Road 881-0069 Res. 884-263‘ A n it n n i: ti. o n n n n o n n n n or n n n n n s n n n n n n n n n e n s n n n or s o n n it n n n n n n n e gmmmmmwwwwmmwmwwmg gsmsons GREETINng 5T0 Qua FRIENDS a CUSTOMERS.E E AND E fiTHE BEST OF THE NEW YEARfi 5 FROM i BILL Er DEE MILLER it FAMILYii AND 5 ' MARATHON TOWING LTD. g 2 E A 5 E it E E A E 2 5 E 2 S E. May your holidays be wrapped in happiness, engineered for fun and merriment! Expressing our sincere appreciation for your patronage. 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