The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Jackie Treadwell wins gymnastics 'I‘hirleen-year-old Jackie Treadwell of Rich- mond Hill was in fine form last week as she won the senior championship trophy as York Region held its first gymnastics meet at Richmond Hill Langslaff Secondary School. A total of 51 gymnasts competed from Rich- mond Hill and Aurora “Y” programs They competed in four events: Vault. Beam. Uneven bars and floor exercises and displayed good form and en- thusiasm for the events. The competitors were divided into three divisions: Junior Novice. intermediate Novice and Senior Novice. . Treadwell accumulated the most points in the senior novice. Lysie Carbonel] in the junior. and Michelle Faudemer in the Intermediate Novice. VAULT Junior Novice (in order of finish): Susan While. Rosemary Perusko. Lisa Roman. ()lwen Par- masohari. The results were follows: Intermediate Novice: Michelle Faudemer. Lydia Byleveid. Tanya K'rugerfl Annette Bellavance. Senior Novice; Krista The YMCA troph‘ Goodman, Lee Ann Falk. given to [he Senior 1‘ Debbie Cook. Jackie division winner: . Treadwelli Treadwell. New softball body formed at ’Ridges Oak Ridges is forming its own softball association. It is to be called The Oak Ridges and District Minor Baseball Association. At a recent meeting, an executive for the coming year was elected: _ The new president is Jack Ward, who will be assisted by Barry Bingham as vice- president. Thirteen-year-old Jackie Treadwell of Richmond Hill hoists YMCA trophy she won for being the top senior novice division winner at last week’s York Region YMCA gymnastic competitions. (Photo by Hogg). Nice trophy Junior Novice: Julie Finni, Lysie (‘arbonelL Kimberley Horne. Pia ()rsini. Intermediate Novice: Anne Marie Neale. Yvonne Tadgell. Lydia Byleveld. Kelly Barton. Senior Novice: Elaine McErlaine, Jackie Treadwell‘ Krista Goodman, Emma Russell. Senior Novice: Sharon Tadgell, Emma Russell, Jackie. .Trgagweu».l;>eb.b.ie. Cook. FLOOR Junior Novice: Lysie Carbonell. Heather Cox, Craig Choffe, Julie Finni‘ Intermediate Novice: Michelle Faudemer, Kelly Barton, Tanya Kruger. Rosemary Peden. UNEVEN BARS Junior Novice: N0 competitors. Intermediate Novice: Katherine Kovacs, Rosemary Peden, Anne Marie Neale. Lydia Byleveld. Senior Novice: Tracy Hollingworth. Krista Goodman. Sharon Tadgell. Emma Russell. The winners received first through fourth place ribbons and each gym- nast received a par- Kicipation ribbon. The individual winners, from each division were decided by total points. The YMCA trophy was given to the Senior Novice division winner: Jackie TreadwellA Norm Heintzman will be in charge of equip- ment. The convener will be Bud Deering. and the Umpire and Chief will be Phillip Lusk. The secretarial duties will be performed by Nancy Lusk, while Fran Warner will serve as treasurer. Thé arduous job of publicity will be handled by Rickie Sanders. Town Auto Body and Richmond Hill Centre battled to a 28-28 draw in Richmond Hill Minor T- Ball play last week. Wayne Price and Sean Sullivan came up with homers for Town Auto. Sam Hollett and Ryan Robertson played well defensively for Centre. Allen Gauld and Jason Lockwood each went three for three including two homers apiece. James Gaade also homered. Other T-Ball play saw: Y.P.A. 29. Mr. Tran- smission 29. Jason Jackson was outstanding at bat for Y.P.A. hitting four home runs. Also homering for Y.P.A. were Jason H. and Richard. Chris Campbell and Glen homered for Mr. Tran- Wayne Pril Sullivan can homers for Sam Hollett Robertson [ defensively Allen Gauld Lockwood three for thr smission SENIOR GIRLS Fisher Sports 18. Supreme Towing l3. Yvonne Belanger homered for the winners as did Bev Harvey for Supreme. Good times at lawn bowling The Richmond Hill Lawn Bowling Club is still open for a limited number of members who enjoy some quiet outdoor exercise as well as competition Monday nights are points night for mixed bowling; Tuesday is Men‘s competition, Wednesday is reserved for Ladies’ competition; Thursday is mixed bowling and jitney; Friday is mixed bowling and points competition; Tfiat‘s the word from the club‘s executive. A number of special events will also be coming up during the summer starting June 13 with the start of club tournaments. The Men's Invitational Tournament will be held June 17. 7 Also on the agenda: June 25, Strawberry Festival; July 9, North vs South Challenge Match; July 23, Tin Can Trophy; August 27, Wine and Cheese Tournament; September 17. Barbecue Bowling Party; October 1, Sadie Hawkins Day, Mixed Doubles. Anyone interested in seeking membership Queen girls win by 13-1 The Richmond Hill Dairy Queen girls travelled to Malton and overpower them 13 - 1. Kathy Chepelsky and Karen McInnis pitched an outstanding game with the aid of their team- mates to make the win look easy. “Mighty Mouse" McWatt led the team with three singles, one walk and a home run. Rhonda Maclnnis. Wendy Palmer and Lynda Bell were also spectacular at bat as they hit three for three. Dot Norman lined a long-awaited hqmerun The girls played host to their arch rivals, Burlington on Thursday night. The final score was a close 4 - 2 in favor of the big Pam Maclnnis threw well for the Hill striking out seven. This game was more of a defensive pitching duel. The big bats were not working for either team. Our two lone runs were scored by Suzie McWatt. But nonetheless, it was an exciting, tense game to watch. The girls play their next game against Malton at 6:30 Crosby Park on Thursday night. Hanson Flowers 23. Ramsey Rec. 14. Carol Querengesser went four for four for Hansons in- cluding a homerun. Linda Ross and Diane Alexson played a heads up game for Ramsey. INTERMEDIATE GIRLS Hilltop Bowling 25, Dairy Queen l8. Carol Anne Guyton was strong at bat for Hilltop going five for five including a grand-slam homer. Angela Guyton was also very effective going five for five. Lauretta Hollingsworth and Anne Marie hit a well for Dairy Queen. Record Shop 2|. Perry Hill 13. Rhonda Ramer connected for a triple and double for Record Shop as did Cathy Beck. Suzanne homered for Perry Hill. JUNIOR GIRLS Belhaven Turf 21. Rumble Transport 15. Christine Atkinson played an excellent game for the winners socking out a homer and catching a super pop fly. Melissa should drop over to the club quarters which are located in the Town Park just east of the arena. Membership fees are $15 for ladies; $25 for men; $35 for married couples; and $10 for juniors. The club's executive for 1978 are: President Jack Gartlan; Vice-President Russel] Lynett; Secretary Larry Wales; Treasurer Hollett played a terrific game on first. Sherri Ferrando went four for live. Tracy Stewart was very effective at the plate going three for three for Rumble Rice‘s Flowers 17, Powell Fencing 7. Christine Patenaude belted out two homers for Rice‘s while Lisa Comb- den connected for a homer and a triple. Jennifer Geritse fielded a great game catching two fly balls. Jennifer Porter played a heads up game for Powell Fencing. 'I‘YKES Powell Plumbing 19. (‘arcones Esso 6. Bobby Cook of Powell went three for three including a home run. Scott Naylor also hit three for three Rob Centa fielded a great game for Carcone. Bender Rugs 12. Kin- near Pontiac 7. Brian Hunt went two for two for Bender as did Grant McKenzie. . E. C. Mansbridge Directors are: A‘ White, L. Raymond, R Walls, D. Smith. F Harvey. F. Gee, K Mayhew, Floyd Perkins F‘red Thomas, B. Rom bough. Ladies Section: President G. Gartlan; Secretary M. Man- sbridge; Treasurer R. White; Games Secretary, J. Sims. BANTAMS Boyle Shell ll. Rich- mond Hill T.V. 2. Paul Osborne pitched a strong game for Boyle while Don Grasse and Jon Hunsdale hit well. Rodney Gilchrist went two for three for R.H.T.V. while Randy Gilchrist went one for three. Shoeworld Raiders 6. Oak Ridges Shoes 6. Pat Guyton went two for three at the plate for Shoeworld including a homerun. J. Glover hit well for Oak Ridges with four for five. SQUIRTS N.S. Smith 18, RH. Auto Body 17. Robbie Nicol played an ex- ceptional game for the winners. Danny Buchanan and Sid Peters each went two for three for Auto Body. PEEWEES Summit Trans. N. Oak Ridges Shoes 14. Sean McQuiggan pitched a great game for Summit while Mike Baguley and Paul Smith fielded well. Kevin Glover and Billy McArthur pitched an excellent game for Oak Ridges. Record Shop N. Dynes Jewellers 9. Bruce Marsh hit a strong game for Record Shop going three for three including a homerun. Drew Marshall socked two beautiful homers for Dynes. RF. Mote 23. Loughlin Em il'ihtral It THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. June 28. 1978 â€" B-3