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Terry Bunker stood out on the pitcher‘s mound striking out eight batters in three innings. He also contributed offensively with two triples and a double. Richvale l’s win over Richvale ll’s (‘alcher Bryan Mason contributed two doubles lo the win and also provided good leadership. Registration limes for the Richmond Hill Minor Hockey House League leams will be held a; the local arena on the following dates: Richmond Hill Fire Deparlmenl is climbing aboard the energy con- servation band wagon. The (‘hiel has plans to install fans in the ceiling lo force the warm air to stay down: the bay doors would be double glazed and insulated to keep the heat in. PEEWEES A combined team effort of good fielding. hitting and pitching of all 12 players on. the Fischer Sports team carried the day in a 24-3 win over Ili‘chmond Hill‘s Supreme Towing in the firsl playof game. - Hockey registration September 8, 2 to 8 p.m.; September 9, 12 noon to 5 p.m.; Sep- lember11.6:3010 9 pm. A greal deal of heat is presently being lost because the truck bays in lhe new fire hall are so large. Tryouts for the minor lown rep teams will be held September 8 from :3 lo 9 p.m.; and for the major teams, September 9. from 1 lo 6 pm. ()Iher squirl play saw Lloyd ()ldham‘s Richvale No. 1's losing 23-910 Rich- mond Hill No. 3. Darren liowles and Jacob Shin homered for the Richvale leam. (‘hief Bob Kennedy is investigating costs for some improvements. but it may be Fall before any changes are made. Throughout the fire hall. Mr, Kennedy wants [0 put covers and locks on the thermostats so they can be turned down a few degrees to conserve some energy. Mr. Kennedy is working with the Town's pur- chasing agent to obtain costs. If they are within budget guidelines. and are approved by Town Council. the changes will be made lhis fall. B)‘ JENNIE LOGUSH M94405 The Richvale No. 1 Squirt Boys team defeated Richvale No, 2 24-22 in minor ball league play. 7 _ Jeff Broughton hit a triple for the winners. Heat Richvale trailed 3-2 at the end of [he first half after missing several chances to tie the game and even go ahead. Richvale coach Brian (‘opp thought both teams played well saying the “three goal difference was not indicative of any domination by Klein- burg.“ Outstanding players for Richvale were Wayne Robson al outside right and Graham Rowe at righl back position. loss the wrong score. TEe Richvale goals were scored by Tim Whelan and Brian (‘opp. The Richvale Ann‘s Texaco Nats‘ soccer team faded in the second half against Kleinburg on the weekend and ended up on The secohd half brought lwo goals by Klginpufg. Lib'éral 3-4 â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. August 29. 197 Nats lose 5-2 ' make Shopping €081er side of a 5â€"2 Derek Merilees also came through with a big grandslammer as did Rob Johnson. Jeff Marko homered. Rob Armstrong had a double. and Larry ’l‘horsell two singles. Tom l’elosi had a triple and a single. Asad Mirza pit- ched 7 three innings striking out three. SENIOR GIRLS The Wilkinson Steel team. under coach Rick Williams. defeated Beck l'lleclric. under coach Steve (‘olletL by 26'13. .lanyce Lindsey and Darlene Greenfield each homered for Wilkinson Steel Richvale Nationals‘ John Dellaserra (right) watches the ball and waits for the right moment to obtain possession in last [SHOP 'N SAVE AT @ AVAILABLE ONLY AT ALLENCOURT ‘ Bavviewh Markham Rd, Richmond Hill WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SPECIALS EFFECTIVE TIL SATURDAY, SEPT. 1I79 KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP FROZEN‘SAVARINIASST. FLAVDRS SALAD DRESSING CANADA GRADE 'A' MEDIUM PDT PIES TOMATO JUICE LIQUID BLEACH JAVEX FRESH EGGS HEINZ FANCY SPAGHETTI OR MACARONI LANCIA PASTA Locally.‘ the Richinond Hill girls will play host to a number of the teams competing in the Robbie tournament from various areas of Canada and the United States. At other pitches the Richmond Hill Lions‘ Major Atoms, under Pal MacNamara. take on some of the top teams in the province in the Mississauga Vanguard Tournament while the Art Gossman Minor Mosquitoes pack The girls‘ division will see the K 8: K Home Improvements Atoms. Levendale Bakery Mosquitoes, Kiddie Kobbler Peewees. and the Stop-N-Shop and Garry ()wen Seniors all competing in the Robbie Tour- nament in Sparbgroygh. It will be tournament time for Richmond Hill minor soccer leams this Labor Day Weekend. Hill tourney time 6402 8 OZ. PACK 2 LB. PACK PER 002. fl79¢ 39¢”. 59¢ 69¢“ 69¢ 79¢) Saturday‘s senior match against Kleinburg which saw the locals losing 5-2. (Photo by Kernohan Photo‘s) A win in this week‘s final league game would give them that prize. Bus fare if $40 and, if in- lerested. you can call Vi Kenny at 88331253 for details Both the Lions and Jewellers would like to go into this tournament as Region of York champions in their respective divisions. The Dynes Jewellers‘ boys tackle an international field in the annual Fairfax Policev sponsored tourney. In this regard. a few seats are available on the bus to Fairfax if any parents are interested in a long weekend in the Washington. I).C., area. kitbags for'lhe long journey to Fairfax. Virginia. OPEN } HOUSE; family will be there to Welcome you. SEPT. 6:79. REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED Birthe Maries Cooking School | CORNER a! Reeves Nursery is expanding to the KITCHEN Ema M3773 "Hfi’fisMiiifits I I-I II I nu h 419m0NTARIO Ltd 560 DENISON STREET. UNIT 5, MARKHAM. ONTARIO L3H 2M8. 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