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._ The Fischer Sports 5 .Beewee boysuteam.‘ with coach Irwin Bruck, won their fourth game in a row. Helping the team come on strong are players such as Vern Dynes. Dan Ransom, Jeff Watson and Bucky Bailey hitting well. They then came up with another good showing against league-leading Markham Red Rose despite losing 6-4. Galaxy wins, loses The Richmond Hill Galaxy Tavern Men‘s 510- Pitch team came up with a good showing recently defeating Maple Meat Shoppe 11-3. Coming lip with con- sistent pitching are Wally Oates and Dale Marinoff. The team plays in the York Slow Pitch League. The first couple of in- nings were fairly even but the roof blew off after that. Gary Warner and Mike Smith pitched for Oak Ridges. Richmond Hill Loughlin Home Supply Squirts walloped Stereo Factory of Oak Ridges 10~1 in Oak Ridges Minor Ball league play last week. Boyles‘ Shell Bantams of Richmond Hill edged Aurora Re-cycling of Oak Ridges 8-7 with Mike Smith showing the way with two homers. He also pitched well on the Loughlin’s wallop Stereo Factory 10-1 Rich vale Wins four The Richmond Hill Dairy Queen Squirts remain atop the Elobicoke Softball Association following a pair of victories last week. Squirt division action saw Dairy Queen Parfaits prove once again why they are leading their Richmond Hill Ramsey Rec Bantams edged their ()ak Ridges counterparts 7â€"6 last week in Richmond Hill minor ball play. Vaughan Rotary ll. Life Like Trains 3. This was Life Like‘s first loss. The Ridges team led the game up until the bottom of the sixth inning. Wayne Langdon scored the tie-breaker and Ted Jobin drove in the winâ€" ning run. For the losers it was Davide Azzoli homering along with Adam Pal and Matt Gallagher and Darren Wagman. Gallagher struck out 14 batters in a losing ca'use. Lalt's Restaurant 43, Shoppers Drug Mart 39. MITIGS Orchard Restaurant & Tavern H. Ken Pal's Bookkeeping Service 7. Sender Tator had nine strikeouts for the winners while Michael Saunders had a home run. George Mathew hit a triple and a double and Jason Miller had a doublet Bucklt-r Insurance 30. Paul N‘ Patio 2?. Peter (‘asey had three home runs for the winners while Hill Ramsey Rec nips ’Ridges The combined pitching of Terry Bunker striking out 10 and Azad Mirza striking out. five beat Richmond Hill N3 team by a score of 15-1. Christopher Beevers led the winners with three home runs and a double in as many trips to the plate. (:Ien Hand also had a homer. double and two triples while Albert Sanz homered. Ray Gasparet also had two home runs and a double. Jeffery (‘ohen came up with a double play unassisted and caught a pop fly. Other 7 mini-mite play saw: Great hitting by Terry Bunker. He hit two doubles and a homerun. Scotl Braithwaite hit a Baker's Sales & Service Mini-Mites outscored Robertson Esso 39-31 last week in Thornhill minor softball league action‘ Thornhill Baker’s Sales wins Hill Squirts split TYRES 4 score at (‘rosby Park. Bell picked up the win Richmond Hill pounded as he allowgd six hits out l2 hits with Robbie while striking out nink. Bell and Cesidio Negri ()UTIIIT both getting three. Dave Two nights later it was On Monday tpey downed Alderwood by a 7- 4 score at (‘rosby Park. T-Ball action saw Rumble Transport defeating Ontario Hydro Electrical Union 27-24. Mark Accocella led Rumble‘s with three for three along with Robbie Wilson who blasted out Fisher Sports 2], Leo's Shell I2. Randy Gwyn homered for the winners. Pitchers were Mike (iossier and Jeff Gold- stien. Stuart Miller was excellent at bat for Leo‘s while (‘hris Henderson made a good catch. SQUIRTS (‘ustom Tire Service 32, Thornhill Paint 7. David Barber hit a three-run homer for (‘ustom while ('hris (‘ooley blasted a division by defeating Guaranty Trust 20-5. Tom Duffy led the way with four for four at bat. The Fischer Sports team also had an exhibition game with a great Richmond Hill All Star team. The Fischer Sports MINOR SQUIRTS Thornhill Kiwanis 28. l‘rebhle ’I‘V Ill. Tony Young and Kent (‘hap- man each had two home runs for the winners with Ritchie Jones and Sunil Shahani one each. Michael Weber came up with a great double play for the losers while Danny Szilagy hit two homers. (lood pitching by Bill Neilson. Carcone‘s Esso romped to a 302 win over Cadillac Baif in a good all-round team effort. Richmond Stone 23. Accurate Paving ll. Jason Black was the winning pitcher while Johnathon Horn hit three homers. Jason Potashnyk had three hits. Milan Patel fielded well. mound Both teams were evenly matched and the game went right down to the Alan Woodhill had a homer and a double for Accurate while Mike ('ohen and James Diamond fielded well. home run; Larry Thorsel didsome good~hitting m two singles and a double and some great fielding at shortstop. Rob Leech hit a double‘ a triple and a home run and Azar Mirza had three hits. John Davies hit two homers in the sixth for Patio. Steve Mader and Kenneth Tsai hit two each. Jason Livingstone pitched well. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF VAUGHAN IS INVITING ENQUIRIES FROM PERSONS IN- TERESTED IN PROVIDING THE TOWN OF VAUGHAN WITH A CANINE CONTROL SERVICE AND WHO POSSESS SUITABLE FACILITIES AND THE PROPER EQUIPMENT. F.G. J'ACKMAN CLERK, TOWN OF VAUGHAN 2141 MAJOR MACKENZIE DR. MAPLE, ONTARIO. LOJ1EO 832-281 889-921 1 PLEASE CONTACT THE UNDERSIGNED NOTICE R. vid ~un iile BANTAM Thornhill Building 38. Indusuial Property Services 13. Tony Valente whacked a homer to lead the winners. Also homering were Murray two homers and Kim Poole went three for three. The losing team received some good hitting from Freddie Law. Water Refining defeated Keith Hood Real Estate 34-27. A homer from Scott Jackson and heavy hitting by Adam Runge. Raymond Cook and Lori Gauld helped their teammates to victory. A total of eight home Repath‘ and Jim Hughes had two each. seventh and final inning The Richvale team is interested in more exhibition games with other Peewee groups. If interested please contact Irwin Bruck 884-6149. INTERMEDIATE GIRLS Harold Vakle and Kén Warner played well for Oak Ridges. The Richvale Lions defeated Richmond Hill team came from behind tobaatBa'mdxHflL 16. e 14. A great effort was put out by the Richvale Fischer Sports team. Dodds Doors l2. Days Inn 13. (‘liff Gold homered for Dodds. Jeff Silver and Scott Anderson hit back- to~back homers for Days Inn. PEEWEE Kelson Plumbing 28. Muldrew Insurance 12. Danny Balachorek hit a grandslammer for the winners plus another homer. Steven Kelly had a triple, single and a home run. Ranjan Das hit two homers. a double and a single. Jeff McGilvray pitched well and also homered twice. Steve Schwartz homered twice while Eddie M'cLaren also homered. Mike Smith had a home run. Smith and McLaren and Schwartz combined for a double play. Phillipps Parisi had a triple. Music Shoppe 27. Provincial Service 13. Jason Miller homered for Music Shoppe. Scott Knowles, Lonnie Bergstein. Shawn Mackay and Jeff Man- delebaum homered for Provincial. fourâ€"bagger. Kevin Seaman went four for four. Greg Stephenson homered for Thornhill Paint. THREE HOMERS More than helping the cause were three homers by David Krain‘ two by Jason Hill and one each by Adam Hook, Tom Lannon and James Gade. Peck Bros. Shell 39, llntties‘ (‘opjes 39. Cindy Rooney led the homer parade with two with singles ,to Samantha Cummings. Stefanie Weir. Elisa Krovblit and Amanda Guilfoyle. Jackie Smith had a triple while Suzanne Bubasta and Stacy Sparks had doubles. Debbie Livingstone had three home runs for the losers. runs by Baymar Sports landed them in the winnefi‘s circle as they downed Town Auto Body 31-21. Senior girls matches saw Wilkinson Steel defeating Richmond Hill Auto Body 26-18 while Oak Ridges downed Dairy lerested ball and were actually oulhit 10-5. despite beating Thornhil] by an 8-5 count. MINOR SQUIRT Frank Engel's Gulf 36. Mister Mover 0. The latter lost by default, The exhibition game saw Trisha Snyder lead the winners with two home runs with homers to Tracey McLean and (‘aryn Goodman. Lesley Ring got a force out at second base. For the losers it was Lorna Wunder homering. Michelle Cutler caught a fly ball to start a double play. Jean MacDonald made a good play at second base for a force out. t a different story as Rich- mond Hill played disin» Ierested ball and were actually outhil 105. despite beating Thornhill fami|y\ulao semce sale i In addition to giving up 10 hits. Bell also walked 5 and struckout l4. The Hill Dairy Queen Squirts will be par- ticipating in their own tournament this Saturday at Town and Crosby Parks. with games getv ting underway at 9 am. Scott Low had two hits in this contest. No. 5 by a score of 25-12. Strongupiwhing by Alison Lake and Michelle Deaust and strong fielding by Tammy Tatrie made this win possible for Richvale, SENIOR GIRLS The Richvale Wilkinson Steel team‘ with coach Rick Williams.‘defeated the Richmond Hill No. 6 team by a score of 26-18. Sandfa Bardocz helped out the win by hitting two home runs. For Industrial it was home runs by Errol Soriano. two. Shelly Adler. Les Fulton. (‘yr Construction 15. (iolden Star Drive-in 7. Fred Wyatt had a home run. walk, triple and a double for the winners. Culligan. Doug Nuttall and David (‘hojnacki. Andrew Boruzack had three home runs. SQL'IRTS Wertheim Real Estate 35. Keffer Real Estate 10. Robyn Goodman led Werzheim with two home runs while Sharon Hainy tripled. Karen Shubert made a good catch for Keffer. Amanda Wood was a big gun for the losers hitting a grandslammer and also doing the pit- ching. She struck out eight batters. Marilyn Price had two hits. Royal Bank 31. (‘ontrol Data ll. Robyn Beders led Royal Bank with a grandslammer while (‘hris (leall added a solo shot. Libby Brown caught a pop fly for (‘ontrol and turned it into a double play. NOVICE Yorktowne Decorating Supplies IX. All-Make Transmission Supplies 8. Luciana Valente hit two homers for Yorktowne and also caught a pop fly. Brenda Maggi pitched the game and also caught two fly balls Nicola Harris pitched for Allâ€"Make. Also outstanding were Sheryl Steinberg at first base and Lisa Etherton catching. N. S. Smith Real Estate 35. 'l‘hornhill- Music The Block Parents' Junior Tykes downed Rice's Flowers 20-8 with Mark Quick knocking out a homer. Primrose Bakery 20. Shoppers Drug Mart ll. Mary Reardon and Jodi Panto homered for Primrose while Caroline MCLellan had a triple. Queen Banana Splits 19-5. T-Shirt Shoppe lost 26â€" Susanne Kalweit and 13 ‘to Richvale despite 'I‘racy O'Hara came up home runs by Elizabeth with 'fine efforts for the Myers and Tracey losers‘ Clement. Kinnear Pontiac out- classed Powell Fencing 19~6 with Jason Jackson and Joe Simpson sup- plying the hitting. Dairy Queen Onion Rings lost 17-11 to Powell Plumbing with Jeff Campbell batting in three runs. Richmond Hill Men’s Slo-Pitch showed the reason .they are. leading the Intermediate Girls' division by bombing Stop- Nâ€"Shop 36-13. TWO HOMERS Shortstop Vicki Dawson slammed two homers for Sloâ€"Pitch while pitcher Melanie Justine homered once. 6 cv! 43591 16 pointTune-Up “i’ve been a customer since they opened. I bring my car in for oil changes and repairs and I find the mechanic very help- ful and understanding of my car problems." I like FamilyAuto because: ( HAROUK I _ Monday Friday M69"- Siluvdav 83m ‘pm .â€" . A“: c». r.“ You: Famfly Auto Man puts m; nm on your mvoace v); K.â€" . Au: ~.¢. 9110‘. . Lap - ‘ nun 'onu “on u . 3-: w.- l DI’NU‘E lbc.‘ “‘1‘ > \- y I'morm A mgmsec vw- :v Fun... A41; Lu, as xmgsion na- Enl a! Mommas-on 8.4737 "Ghanaian: W3! Divaqu msmmu'an m s Enluflcfionn We Replace: ' L Soarkplug mm 9 " The Tuner" Resistor Plug 10 ‘2. Pomu 11 '3‘ Relay 1? ‘4. Condensar 13 rem mm mum" .yu on my Mu Wg Chgck (most cars) y'- all. ain't- inn-'1 me but: Mon-I Dmnbutov Can Tesl Buth Set wrung and dwell anfle Au and gas tiller An excellent team effort by the Dairy Queen Burgers resulted in a 22- 10 win over Richvale. Linda Reisenweber came up with a double play. (‘hristeen Foch walloped two homers with .Linda Harvey getting one along with Deena Dunnett. School 10. Michelle Reardon homered three times for Smith with triples going to Suzanne Smith and Heidi Bartlik. Good team effort by all. Lori Reid had a hit and a rbi for the losers while Dayana Andrejas had two‘ home runs. Joanne Casey also homered. BANTAM Village Pizza 33. Seymour Texaco 2. Sheila Sorrel threw a big no hitter for the winners. Kenna Evans helped the cause with a home run. Wendy Ross and Wendy Grant played well for Seymour. Building (‘entre 18. Thomson Movers I. Nancy Loader pitched a fine game for the win- ners. She was helped by a good catch at first base by Rachelle Levine. Also standing out defensively were ’I‘ina Rosa and Wendy Hissa and Susan (:abriel. Elaine Kubasta scored the only run for the Movers. Team No. 6. 23. Moon (‘onstruction 20. Ray Miller was the winning pitcher Aardvark Electric I6. 'l‘hornhill Kiwanis 9. Jill Parkinson led the winners with two doubles and a single. Michelle Fields pitched the win‘ SL()~PIT(‘ll Team No. 4. 2|. Team No. H. Team No 2. 18. Team N0. 3. 16. I’m an VM 1mDunIo-1h An Wu: 0! Canal Peewee action saw The Call: Steve or John 2 Disc Brake Sonics z .p'mfyn-a um, nun-u cvhndu Duh me. um mu. 71.:- :ma: a aging Adgusl lan bell OII level T95! alternator Ten reguluor Igmllon cod ouloul Clean Bl“er Check and admit “mutation Funal lgnilion and system andyus Ymc-m-Il Zia venue SI Mtg?! Ens-Mon 515251 ' m1” 533 Yong: S! Scum ol Fm 8 cyl 12.91 IIHFm‘v‘ w minim YMW 2719 mllulfl 5! who! Lt-Vlncl Specializing in preâ€"school 8 Mother 8 babies SWIM LESSONS Record Shop downing Summit Transmission 10- 5. Pitching was shared by Jim McKinlay who came up with a no-hitter in his stint and Sean McGuiggan who allowed only three hits. Rumble Transport edged A. Ryman Shoes 9-8 in a game which saw Tony Veitch homering for the winners. Exhibition play saw Elgin Mills Dodge defeating Richvale 11-10. Thomson Moving Aardvatk EIECNIC Bulldlflg Centre Ihornhlll Kiwanis Vullage Pizza Seymours Texaco Peck BIOS‘ Shell Dotties Copies Frank Engels Gulf ML Mover H.Werthem Realistate 5 1 Royal Bank 3 2 Pvimrose Bakery 3 3 Shoppers Drug Royal Olchard TEAM Control Data Keifel Real Estate York Iowne Decorating N.S. Smnth Real Estate Thornhill Mu5|c School All Make Transmission Skip Taylor tops in soccer skills Etobicoke Youth Day ALL AGES Thomhill's Skip Taylor came, home with an overall award of excellence at the Ezobicoke Youth Soccer Skills Day at Humber College. He earned six gold badges which is (he higheSI level possible :0 reach. A mtal of 12 Thornhlll boys and girls look part in the skills contesr and colleCIed a goodly share of gold. silver. and bronze badges. GIRLS SLGPITCH Shndings we Roman w Win a! Rum-w Inflow mow-nus: w Eulo'Ko-K 75273” MINOR SQUIRT 889-5389 BANTIM SQUIRT NOVICE WLTPts. W 5321 Dunn-a SI w W9,“ A?! mm (mos! cars) firs-m.” “ulnar-Ime Lafl's Restaurant 4 Shoppers Drug (Steeles) 3 Robertson's Essa 1 Bakers Sales 1 Life Like Trams Vaughan Rotaryx Otchard Restaurant Ken Pal's Bookkeeping Richmond Stone Buckler Insuvance No‘ 4 No‘ 3 No. 5 No‘ 1 No. 2 No, 6 No. 7 No. 8 TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of the Town of Richmond Hill proposes to consider the passing of a By-law to stop up, close and sell a Public Highway known as Kilkenny Place as shown on Registered Plan M-1 590. A copy of the Plan and the draft By-laws are available for inspection at the Oliice of the Town Clerk, 10266 Yonge Street, Richmond Hill, Ontario, The Council will consider the proposed By-laws at its meeting on the 9th day of July, 1979, and at that time will hear any person or the solicitor or agent of any person who advises the Clerk in writinq prior to thé'szh day of July, 1979, that he would like to appear. Dated” at’ thé'TdWh' of Richmond Hill this 61h day of June, 1979. Date of First Publication: June 13, 1979 Date of Second Publication; June 20, 1979 Date of Thild Publication: June 27, 1979 Date of Fourth Publication: July 4, 1979 wean-«sq E 67MB! WM ‘oeosvms' W12 THE CORPORATION » ' OF THE TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL . V ' «It-Ev -’ NOTICE OF ROAD CLOSING mm [he arch-2 0! a Fumlv Auln bu umu or 16 pl rune up vum miy nym- mluoupofl Coupon expires June 30, 197‘ BOYS MINI MIT! SLGPITCH The C0rporation o! The Town of Richmond HilI CD. Weldon, Clerk. TYKES MITES Mfume. 51 was» Other results: Tej Dhillon, five gold. one silver; Jeannie Mac- donald, gold; Kevin MacDonald. silver; Donny MacDonald. three gold. two silver; Danny Dilido. three silver; Paul Dilido, two gold. two silver; Warren Sims. four gold, one bronze; Corey Risman, four gold. one silver; Martin Dryvold, four gold; Colin Sims. four gold. one silver, one bronze; Andrew Keeting, three gold, one silver. one bronze. ‘M Um J“ 5! 312124 ImuunSI E “‘31 Cyr Constluctlon I Ihornhlll Bmldmg SuppIy Custom Tue ProvA Serwce Agency The Music Shoppe Inornhm Pamt Industrial Property Sew Goldenstal Dnve In Kelson P|umbmg Dodd's Doers Day's Inn Ray J. Muldrew Ins. Pool ‘N Patio Accurate Pawns: Fishers Spams ThornhiH Kiwanis Leo's Shell Prebble 1V. VALUE '4 quart: 9' En w HI: wvoved muluvne 0d Ch m Iobnclhun 'Nuw dva ml l-llu 'L‘oul MINOR SQUIRT BANTAM PEEWEE SQUIRT 61 Wan-pom 756773) 1221 King SI E "26353