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The Richmond Hill Summit Golf and Country Club won the York Foursomes‘ District championship recently with a low total net score of 228. Summit golf girls head foursomes Comprising the team were Doreen Copp. Lorraine Ward, Shelagh Edwards, and Suze Blackett. In second place with a 247 total net score was the Richmond Hill Golf and Country Club foursome of Anne Rudson. Ruth King City Junior pitcher Jim Schwartz receives trophy from coach Carl Griffith for his 100th strikeout of the season during OASA game with Meaford. His team lost the game. Oh well. (Photo by Gould). #8117 YONGE ST. (at Bavthorn DrivelTHURNHILL OPEN: MON TO WED,976 TELEPHONE THURS am 979 _ SAT 8 30-6 881 3059 Fun Pucks If you like qua/in - You 'I/ love Caldwe/l’s Strikeout King Slater, Minn Snitzer and Helen Warren. Individual net winners were Shelagh Edwards of the Summit with a 72; Edie Marshall of Rosedale with a 75; Sally Edwards of Rosedale with a 76; and Lorraine Ward of Summit with a 78 Summit and Richmond Hill now play in the finals at the Toronto Golf Club this Friday. Two of the hopeful early birds get warmed up at early Richmond Hill Provincial Junior A hockey camp last week,Dale Strang (left) puts some pucks behind goalie Ted Inch who probably hopes those pucks in the net behind him aren‘t a harbinger of things to come. Looking on is Rams' coach Ken “Satch” Brookes. (Photo by Hogg). CONDITIONING PROGRAM THORNHILL COMMUNITY CENTRE SKATING FOR FURTHER INFORMA T/ON PHONE The King City Juniors could manage only one win in their best-of-three ()ASA series against Meaford and found themselves shunted to the sidelines. They lostlhe fmal game 7- 2 Sunday at Meaford after losing the opener 4- 2 and coming back to turn the tables on Meaford 5-3 in the second one. Meaford now goes on to meet Napanee. That final game saw Meaford playing a solid game offensively as well as defensively. They managed 10 hits off two King (‘in pitchers while playing errorless ball in the field. Meanwhile, King City came up flat in the final inning committing four .errors. HOMERUN Paul Armstrong hit a homerun in the sixth inning to tie the game. Winning pitcher Kurt Glover struck oul seven Kingsmen while being tagged for 11 hits and walking one. Losing pitcher Jim Schâ€" wartz and reliever _Ken Griffith combined for six strikeouts. They issued two walks. one in- tentional. Glover was a standout in Meaford's opening game 4-2 win striking out 12 batters while walking only one and giving up eight hits. RECORD Losing pitcher Jim Sch- wartz managed to ac- 7755 Bayview Ave. (at John Street) Thomhill AT THE complish a personal high as he recorded his 100th strikeout of the season. It came in the Second inâ€" ning. Schwartz and relief pitcher Mike Unterlander combined for 10 strikeouts. gave up eight hits. walked none. King City, however. had four errors to Meaford's one. King City bounced back in the third game behind the 1t)»hil pitching of Ken Griffith and reliever Mike Unterlander. They combined for seven strikeouts, walked one. and allowed 10 hits. offensively it was Paul Armstrong hitting a homer. Losing pitcher Kurt Glover and reliever Paul Murray gave up nine hits, walked none and gave up nine Losing pitcher Kurt Glover and reliever Paul Murray gave up nine hits and walked none. LEAGUE League action saw the juniors losing to their senior counterparts 4-0 as Alan Heintzman threw a‘ four-hitter at them while striking out nine and walking none Losing pitcher Unterlander and reliever Jim Schwartz were touched for five hits, walked none, and struck out eight. A Multi level program of skating instruction, conditioning and hockey instruction. Bob Dawson had a homer and a triple for the winners. John Guitard also homered. 225-0460 OR 889-051 8 The seemingly im- possible lak'es just a little longer. That's all. And it was Richmond Hill Construction Minor Peewees proving it last week as they rang up their first win of the season via a 3-1 win over Burlington in the tough Metro division. It was a great team effort all the way with goals going to David Vass. Tom Vanderwouw and Ian Walker. Also helping the victory was some great goalkeeping by Richmond Hill‘s Brian Mason. Region of York Squirt play saw MacFleming Paints defeating Thor- nhill 3-1 on a good team effort. Jason MacDonald scored one on a pass from Shawn Douse. Mike Caume scored from a penalty kick and Dan Patterson got the third one. By JEFF WALKER A national coaches certification program level 4 coach who is working presently on level 5. Al has been involved in coaching hockey at all levels from tyke to college hockey for 14 years. He has coached two pro- vincial champions in the past three seasons. Being a former teacher of Cardio-Vascular Physiology he under- stands the conditioning of athletes. Former Soviet Union Skating Coach. Dr. Smushkin is a sport Physiologist and has taught many of the Soviet’s National Skaters. This summer he is special consultant to one of the larger hockey schools in the Province. Dr. Smushkin brings with him a wealth of know- ledge in skating and condi- tioning techniques. THORNHILL MINOR BALL STAND|NGS Dotties CODIES Dodds Doms Buckler Insc. Bakers Sales INSTRUCTORS Industrial Prop. Kelson Plumbing Life Like Trams Peck Shell Plebble TV Leo's SheH FlShel Sports RlCh mond Stone Royal Bank Greywood Shoppers Drug Seymours Texaco Taunns Esso N‘ S. Smith Kiwanis Universe Rehig Vaughan Rotary ThornhIH Paint York Punting Golden Star York Insurance Thompson Movers Hrllcrest Mall Control Data Prebble TV H. H. thnemore Benkiel Roohng Music Shoppe Roy Muldrew Thornhrll Musrc School Keifer Real Estate Mr. Mover Yorke Towne Decorators Vaughan Rotary Doug Aimstiong Tow Forum Travel Custom Tire Wilson Nibletl Village Pizzeria Radio Shack Building Centre Thornhlll Building Supply PEEWEE BANTIM MINOR PEEWEE MINOR SQUIRT "GIRLS" MINOR SQUIRT ADULT SLO-PITCH MITES TYKE scum NOVICE Minor Atom: Richmond Hill Lions got a bye this week. Minor Bantam: Newmarket l. Piper Travel 0. SCARBORO LEAGUE - GIRLS Atom: Eugene Con- struction 0. St. Andrews 0. Eleven Richmond Hill girls, facing eight from St‘ Andrews, thought this was their game. It should have been but, alas, it wasn't to be. Eugene played well but just couldn't score. Excellent goalkeeping by Theresa Main; Honorable mention to Charlene Price, Tina O'Meara and Leanne Dungey_ CLUB LEAGUE Atom: Caesar's Palace 6. Powell Plumbing 5. The league leaders met headon in this game. Mike Nelson scored three for Caesar‘s with two for Hank DeJong and one for Pat Dickinson. Powell Plumbing played an L 1 .Pts 3 2 18 4 3 15 5 3 13 excellent game With good play by Mike Douse and Donald Smith. Globe Travel 5. Sergio Bernardi Antiques 2. Globe led the way in this one with three goals by Jeff Rumble and one each for Steven Saul and Andrew Skinner. Tony Dicesare scored both goals for Sergio; Richvale Lions 3. Tournaments Inc. 0. A good soccer game this one with Robbie Jakma. Glen Roemer and Steve Coghill each scoring one goal. Chris Broschek played well too. A fine effort by Tournament's Naim Ghaznavi, Steve Persi and Barry McKinnon even though they lost. Legion Branch 375.7. North York Trophies 1. John Higham and Todd McKee each scored two goals for the winners and played well generally. I Jason M'axey 'also scored two with a single for Gianpavlo Ipfangi. Fine defensive play by David Palmer and good goaltending by Carrie Lemoine Paul Gyarmati scored for Trophies Mosquito: Dondeb Construction 11. Rich- mond Hill Lions I. Dondeb really socked it to the Lions in this high scoring game, Bruce Smith scored six for Dondeb with five for Tom AND IN THE MATTER OF THE LANDS ARCHITECTURAL SIGNIFICANCE The building is a fine example of the turn of the century rural railway station that has almost disappeared. It represents a particular type known as the Standard No. 5 Station that was built throughout the country. The outside of the station has been faithfully restored to its original appearance. The siding, windows and doors are original. The front platform has been renewed with timber construction similar to the original. Although extensive renovation of the interior has taken place, care has been taken to follow as close as possible the original design. The stationmaster’s office and the waiting rooms are being restored to their original state, complete with ticker windows. Some of the stationmaster's furniture is original and efforts are being made to obtain additional items. TAKE NOTICE that the Council of The Corporation of the "own of Vaughan has passed By-Iaw Number 14478 :0 designate the following property as being of architectural value or interest under Pan IV of The Ontario Heritage Act, 1974, 8.0. Chapter 122: 10415 lslington Avenue, Kleinburg, Ontario It has been stated that the design for this type of station building was oonceiyed by Sir William Van Home. 7 __I ..... .Ln arauur - yum... -=, "w w. .--..-- - As was common at the time in rural areas the construction of this station provided the main sti- mulation for development in the surrounding area. As this building is now located in a semi-rural development, containing several buildings representa- tive of the same era it compliments the surrounding Village of Kleinburg and provides an important historic link to the early life of both the Village of Kleinburg and the rest of the Town of Vaughan. ,,,|_‘ -_-:.~o In Ohn HISTORICAL SIGNJFICAANCE Theâ€"preservation of this building, would assist in the historical appreciation of an earlier age when the train station was the heart of the business life of the community CURRENT CONDITION AND USE MUNICIPALLY AS "THE KLEINBURG RAILWAY « SCOUT HOUSE" 10415 ISLINGTON AVE. KLEINBURG IN THE TOWN OF VAUGHAN IN THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO U18 kuquaucvo v- u". nu. .-_., _, _ which includes Rangers, Venturers, Guides, Scouts, Brownies, Cubs and Beavers. Thace are very active groups in the community. In addition it will be available to other community groups. It shouId be pointed out that the station building is not an idle monument to the past; It serves as the headquarters 91 the Kleinburg Scout: 9 Movement, A-.- n-I:AM Cbnll': DATED at the August, 1978. IN THE MATTER OF THE ONTARIO HERITAGE ACT, 1974 3.0. CHAPTER 122 AND PREMISES KNOWN NOTICE OF PASSING 0F BY-LAW REASONS FOR THE PROPOSED DESIGNATION Town of Vaughan this 16th day of Baddeley. Louis Lazzer, normally a strong defender, scored for the Lions. Ronald's Printing 7. Continental Kitchens 4. Another high-scoring game although both teams played shor- thanded. Willy Robinson scored a big three for Ronald's with two each from Simon Duley and Mark Duley. Jeff Field blasted home two for Continental and Ken Stewart and Adam Stock got singles. PEEWEE-BANTAM Raywal Kitchens 0, Fountain Esso 4. The King City boys downed Richmond Hill‘s Raywal Kitchens with John Siarkas scoring two and Allen Sutherland and Bruce Howe getting singles. Mayhay TV 12. King City Restaurant 0. A big win for Mahay TV with great goals by Joe Cado, four, Glen Fernandes and Harold Thornhill, three each. Paul Douglas Little and Tim Van Halteran had one each. Flair Upholstering 13. Richmond United 0. Derek Baker scored seven big ones for Flair with Steve Riswick and Greg Anderson getting two goals each. Henry De Boer and Roland Dandy scored one each. would assist in the R.J. DOUGLAS. Deputy Clerk. Town of Vaughan