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In spite of the rain on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings. Tournament Director Alan Grant brought the Vaughan King City Juniors and pitcher Ken Griffith blanked Minesing 3-0 in the third and final game of their OASA playoff series and bounced them right out of the playoffs. Mike Shriqui wins at tennis King City had won the previous game 4-2 in King City. That final game saw Griffith spinning a oneâ€" hitter. walking none, and striking out five. There was no score until the seventh inning when King City's Jim Schwartz got home on a triple and an error to the catcher. Ousted The ninth inning saw Paul Armstrong doubling and then scoring on Fran O’Neill's homerun. Losing pitcher Ron Giffen gave up four hits, walked one, and struck out eight. King City now meets the winners of the Meaford-Wiarton series Unionville swim Doug Clark was third boy home with Christine Bogie, also of the Hill Club, the second girl to finish the gruelling two- mile race. John Ciniglio of Oak Ridges was the first male swimmer home at the annual Unionville Two Mile Swim Saturday. He is a member of Richmond Hill Aquatic Club and the son of John Ciniglio Sr. the club‘s head coach for the past ’three years. John Ciniglio wins Jaqueline Crockford was fifth in the ladies with Janet Davidson in sixth place. John Ciniglio. Jr. last season reached the Ontario Age Group Championships in the breast stroke events and won many ribbons for various other events at different meets. Traditionally local swimmers have fared well at the Unionville annual swim and past local winners have in- cluded Glen Patten. Steve Davey. Bonnie Branch. Kelly Patten and Karen Branch. His father, John Sr. recently resigned as head coach but was elected a director of RHAC . The sw1m takes place at Unionville Pond over a two-mile course of King City Jrs. blank Mines/n9 3â€"0 THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. August 16, 1978 doane hall HAS A SERVICE ESPECIALLY FOR YOU FOLLOWING BREAST SURGERY â€" TRAINED, QUALIFIED STAFF. QUALITY PRODUCTS. 0Companion By Airway .Tru Life by Camp .Lymphedema arm sleeves OMastectomy bras 0 Leisure bras .Swim Wear kon requesfl CALL FOR A PERSONAL APPOINTMENT AT YOUR CONVENIENCE MASTECTOMY Wheelchairs / Walkers / Canes I Crutches SALES O SERVICE 0 RENTALS 0 Colostomy / Ileostomy Supplies _. Braces /’ Support Garments Junior Tennis Cham- pionships to a successful conclusion on Saturday under sunny skies and rising temperatures. The series, second game saw King City winning 4-2 as Paul Armstrong homered in the first inning. They made it 2-0 in the fourth inning as Fran O‘Neill singled and Ron Winter was safe on an error. O‘Neill scored on the play. in the next zone Their third run came in the fifth as Armstrong was safe on an error and stole third. Fran O'Neill singled him home. The Juniors got another run in the seventh as Jim Schwartz walked and was eventually singled home by Ron Winter. “Minesing fought back with two runs in the eighth inning but that was it. King City's Jim Sch‘ wartz was the winner giving up five hits. walking one and striking out seven. unusual configuration. It attracts swimmers from many towns and clubs in Southern Ontario. ' SleeI vemlovced One CONCRETE STEPS nslalled in hours, not days. ALSO AVAILABLE ' Palms I Sidewalks I |mer|ocklng patio stones I Curbung lov driveways E: Howe! beds ' cheen IRON RAILINGS Vow W 59m n saletv (lead ‘0 are \l slipping and oma 1355 Shawson Drive, Mississauga (1 Block N. of 401 â€" West off Dixie Rd) 2 Year Guarantee UNIT PRECAST CO. 678-9331 FREE ESTIMATES Mike Shriqui. 12. of the host club won the Boys Under 14 event. With confident strokes and accurate placement. he had a convincing victory over Alan Trivett. Bramalea T.C.. 6~0, 6-3. On his way to the final, Mike defeated Robbie de Gaspiers, Bayview Country Club. 6-1, 6-0; Ian Schabinsky. Camp Manitou-Wabing, 6-1. 6-1; Richard Browne, Donalda, 6-1, 6-2; and David Garett. Valley T.C., 6-1, 6-2. SLOW START Paula Sheppard of the Richmond Hill T.C. got off to a slow start but came on strong to win 6-4, 6-2 over Michelle Lavallee of Cobblestone in the Girls Under 18 event. Michelle appeared tired after her three-set match over Karen Moon of Oshawa late Friday night. On her march to the finals, Paula won 6-2, 6-3 over Sarah Levy. York Racquets; 6-0, 6-1 over Debbie Kirkwood, Moore Park; and 6â€"2, 6-0 over Paula Rosen, Mayfair Valley. RESULTS Other results were: Boys Under 18 â€" Chris Easton. Unionville. 6-3, 6- 3 over Matt Halder. Valley T.C.; Boys Under 16 â€" Ted Cait, Wingfield, 6â€"0, 6-3 over Lawrence Sagels of Camp Manitou- Wabing; Boys Under 12 â€" Richard Robinson, On- tario Racquets, 7-5, 6-3 over Andrew Sznajder, York â€" Old Mill; Girls Under 14 â€" Andrea Halmagyi, Donalda. 6-3 7- 5 over Gillian Johnston, Unnalda. MEREDITH â€" David and Dwayne, beloved sons 01 Kathy and Dave. passed away August 17. 1973. Fondly loved and deepIy moumed Hearts of our hearts. we miss you Often. our dadings. cur tears will flow Dimming your pictures, where'er we go ‘Iis sad but true, we will abide Until some day we‘ll be side by side. Sadly missed and deeply mourned Mummy and Daddy. WORRALL, Wiltred â€" In loving memow of our dear son and chosen btother. Wilhed William Wonall, who passed away August 19. 1977‘ Those whom we love go out of sight. But never out of mind; They are cherished in the hearts 0! those they leave behind‘ Loving and kind in all his ways, Upright and just in all his days; Sincere and true in heart and mind. WORRALL, Wilfred â€" In loving memory of om deal grandson Wilhed William Worrall, who passed away August 19. 1977. Wonderful memOrIes woven in gold, V This is a picture we tenderly hold Deep’ in our hearts your memory is kept. To love and to cherish and never forget, Gtandmothel and Grandfather Hood. Beautitul memories he left behind Mom and Dad, Cathy and Randy “5 In Memowiam EDWARDS â€" Kevin and Kathy (nee Burgin) have a baby boy. Jason Henry at Georgetown Hospital. Sat. Aug. 12, 1978, weighing 7 lbs. Really. really proud grandparents are AI and Lois Burgin at Richmond Hill and Harry and June Edwards of Rich- mond Hill, HOGG â€" Bruce and Brenda (nee Ferguson) joyfully announce the birth of their first child. a daughter. Hilary Lauren Hogg. Born July 28. 1978 weighing 8% lbs. and sporting a full head of dark hair! Many thanks to Dr. Luk and Dr. Ko for her safe arrival. Specral thanks to Nurses Harris. Munroe. Dunn and Lawton for their care and conversation. KERST: Bill and Corinne praise God as we welcome with joy a son. Philip William. born July 30, 1978 weighing 8 lbs. 4 015, A brother for his delighted sister Deanna. Ihanks to Dre Nirenbirski and the wonderful nurses at Y0rk Central Hospital, MacDUFFIE, Glen and Lorrie (nee Sommerville) proudly announce the arrival of their first child Dawn Ellen, 9 lbs., 8% 025. on Sunday, August 6. 1978, at York Central Hospital First grandchild for Red and Anne MacDuflie and Barb and Keith Jamleson. great granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lou Brill. MURPHY - Keith and Gayle (nee Edwards) are happy to have the safe arrival of Carey Colleen, Fri., Aug. 4. 1978, weighrng 7 lbs. 15 0254 at Oshawa General Hospital. Proud grandparents are Dolly Murphy of Oshawa and Harry and June Edwards of Richmond Hrll. WELDON: Carol and Dave are pleased to announce the anival of Lisa Marie; a sister (m Shawn; born on August 6, 1978 at York Central Hospflal‘ “5 Births 1112 Zl'ihtra ‘ ‘ [EWEK ‘ m” 24 4‘ I'lf'f'g’le N. ’4 4 4.454;!,( {4p ~< Sunday 8:00 am. 1000 am. (Nursery & Summer Church School) Wednesday 10:00 am. 8. 8:00 pm. Richmond HIll Clergy'Revv Beniard Barrett 884-1394 Rev. Wllham Prentice 883-4149 Rev. Fred Jackson 884-2418 Serwces Sun. 8 am. and 1030 am Services during Jfily and Augus‘ will be at 11:00 AM‘ ANGLICAN Presbyterian THORNHILL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH HOLY TRINITY CHURCH (ANGLICAN) BROOKE ST , THORNHILL S OF HWY 78 W. OF YONGE ST ‘ 889-5931 Mmuster: Ine Revd, LB. Burns. MA, 80‘, Ph‘ D. Organist: Mr. Christopher Hunt MusBac‘, A.R,C.0. St, Mary's Anglican Church SUMMER SERVICES 271 Centre Street 8895391 DIRECTORY OF RELIGIOUS SERVICES FOR THE WEEK CONCORD CHURCH OF CHRIST fi‘ihtrul readers respond! Watch "The Herald of mm TV Channel 3 Bame Concovd Rd 8. No 7 Hwy. A Church of The New Testament Order A.E Atkinson Mmtstet v 669-1831 A, Young v Sec 6692785 SUNDAY SERVICES 945 Bible Classes 11 00 am Mormng Servrce 00 pm -Commumon Servxce 9'45 a.m ~ Church School For Bus‘ Mummy call 881-2818 11:00 am. - Morning WOIShlp BAPTIST BAPTIST CHURCH WEDNESDAY 8‘00 p m. ~ Blble Study SUNDAY 12.30 pm. Member Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec) Minister Rev. Dana H Lamb ST JOHN'S BAPTIST CHURCH 75 Oxford Street 50 anht Sheet Tel' 8843091 ll a.m. Bible School and morning' worship 7 pm. Evening fellowship. ‘ Speaker: Mt, Geoi Whitmore Tues. 730 pm. Player meeting and bible study with Dennis Quin. i0: an age‘ 1.5 DAUPHINEE PASTOR 10 am. Worship Service Note: Sunday Church Schoo| discon- tinued duri' “ he summer months. PREA‘ LUTHERAN l a m Morning Sennce do pm - Evemng Servuce a PlayEI meeting Wednesday at 800 p m. An Old Fashioned Country Church on me Edge of the Guy REACHING THE OLD BOOK THE NEW BIRTH THE PREC|0US BLOOD AND THE BLESSED HOPE RICHMOND HILL AT WELDRICK ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH and Bathutst Stw lev BI. McSpm ISIOI Phone 884 am. - Bible S 10131 Baywew Avenue ST. PAUL LUTHERAN 1859 hool Cla Rev. Robert Shorten in charge of both services. WEDNESDAY 800 PM Bible Study and Pam 1000 AM 1100A.M 7:00 PM CALVABY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 26 CHURCH ST., THORNHILI. PASTOR' F. BOND 881-5691 PENTECDSTAL Combined summer services with St. Paul's. Oak Ridges and St Matthew's. RichmondrHlll ?ICHMOND HILL UNITED CHURCH Yonge and team Streets 884-1301 Other Denominations Semce at 1030 am, and 5:00 pm August 20th 9:30 AM. St. Matthew‘s United church 11:00 AM. Richmond Hill United Church UNITED BETHEL CANADIAN REFORMED CHURCH 148 Thornndge D! ThornhuIl Minister Rev J. Mulder B A 80 8895225 Sunday School Morning Worshnp Evemng Service