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Minor soccer season opens in Hill May 20 Opening games of the 1975 Richmond Hill and District Minor Soccer Association are tentatively slated for May 20 with evening games scheduled for each division. lt’s expected by kickoff time that a total of 400 girls and boys will have been registered. Coupled with 250 players from the newly amalgamated Aurora area, it's expected to be a best ever season of soccer. Formation of the teams is‘ now in progress and all registered players should be receiving word from the respective coaches in the very near future. If no word has been received by the end of April. contact should be made to a member of the executive or league con- venor. These three area pretties will be doing their thing in the upcoming Ice Fantasia '75 which opens Friday, Saturday and Sunday courtesy of the Unionville Skating Club. Left to right in their production-number setting are Cathie Harding of Gormley; Carol Noonan of 27 Linscombe Drive, Thornhill; and Lee Anne Moore of 176 Hillsview Drive, Richmond Hill. Guest skaters are Bob Rubens, first runner-up in the senior men’s championships this year and Shelley MacLeod and Bob Knapp. second runners-up in the senior dance pairs of Canada, 1975. Site of the show is Unionville Arena. Soccer shoes Due to the requests of many parents a soccer shoe exchange will be held next Saturday from 10 am to 2 pm at 37 Maralim Road. Rich- mond Hill. Interested persons are asked to bring their outâ€" grown boots and exchange them for proper sized ones. There will also be a used equipment sale on jersey‘s. shorts. etc.. with prices ranging from 10 to 50 cents. Further information may be received by calling Jane WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT Persons interested in running for 1975-76 executive committee or coaches,conveners, managers, referees please contact LEO BUTLER - 889-4508 BOB GREIG - 884-4002 Richvale’s Annual Banquet will be held May 10th at Don Head School, 5:15 pm. FeSidence- 8th Floor, Mowat Block Ice Faliz‘asia ’75 mm a t Union Ville Badminton team “THIS CONCERNS YOUR CHILDREN” Hillcrest Mall Auditorium 0n 2nd Floor - Stains by Information Centre RICHVALE MINOR HOCKEY ASSOC. General Meeting Wednesday, April 23rd at 7:30 pm. w,‘ ‘9 at Ol' Stel at 884-2560. Clinics Soccer familiarization courses and referee’s clinics are currently being con- ducted and coaches for the 1975 season are continuing regularly scheduled meetings in their unified approach in the coming season. Clinics are being held at Bayview Secondary School Thursday nights from 8 to 10 pm. Everyone welcome! As a reminder, it’s again noted that April 21 (Monday) is the evening for the soccer preâ€"season assembly meeting at the Consumers Gas building's Blue Flame Room at 500 Elgin Mills Road East at 7 pm. Everyone welcome. Coffee will be served. The players’ tuition and practice each Sunday morning was scheduled to conclude as of April 13 but, because of the high turnout and demand for this activity, it’s proposed to continue for two more weeks until April Jackets At a recent executive meeting, a white jacket made of a strong nylon material and complete with the Richmond Hill crest was endorsed as the soccer Spring Thaw Brier now underway ~‘ __ , ,, J Audrev Loudr jacket for this association The price of the jacket is $12 and anyone wishing further information on it or wishing to purchase, should call George Ross at 884â€"4116. Spring dance On May 9 (Friday) the local association will have its Spring dance at the Rich- mond Hill Legion. Tickets are still available, but limited. so any in- terested persons are asked to call Jane Stel at 884-2560 or Sam Morelli at 884-4620 or contact any member of the executive. Price is $10 per couple. buffet and door prizes included. BOB'S BOTTOMS & UP SEAFOOD CORNER ELK'S MEN’S WEAR ALLIANCE SPORTS RICHMOND HILL MUSIC CENTRE TOURNAMENT Trophies for the Champions A 'AILABLE FREE APPLICATIONS RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE at Richmond Heights Centre (North Mull) 10520 YONGE ST. RICHMOND HILL SAT., APRIL 26 â€" Hockey Games Supplied by Coleco Canada Ltd. â€" TABLE HOCKEY The Men's Spring Thaw Brier began last Monday and will continue until tomorrow (Thursday). Dave Robson meets Jack Rumney in the main event along with Tom Bush against Clark Bullock and Bill Oliver against Don Richards. In the second event, Jack Shropshire meets Ron Clark, Percy Hobson plays Elgin Barrow and Ralph Mansell plays George Mitchell. In the third event, Bill MacLeod plays Bob Taylor, Barry Wilson plays Dalt Hicks and Frank Ellison meets Mike Mulcahy. In the fourth event, John Moffatt goes against Bob Thompson, Armon Tripp takes on Kirby Brock and Russ Lynett meets Don Brayshaw. The finals and presentations will take place this Thursday at the club. FOR BOYS AND GIRLS AGES 9 TO 15 Fellowships valued at $1,000 each, are available to students wishing to continue post-secondary education in French for 1975-76. $1,000 postâ€"secondary fellowships in French This federally funded program, administered by the Province of Ontario, offers 300 fellowships to eligible applicants on the basis of academic merit. Also available is a supplement of $1,000 for any student registering in a program not offered in French at a French- language or bilingual in- stitution within 35 miles of his or her permanent residence. Seneca College Sports Centre will be the scene May 6 of a badminton encounter between the Peoples Republic of China and the Canadian National team. Game time is 7:30 pm. The Canadian team will be picked from the recent championships held in Ottawa, March 26 to 30. Sponsoring the event will be the Ontario Badminton Association in conjunction with Seneca College on Finch Street West, near Woodbine Avenue. Admission is $3 per person. from China here ‘Dan Montieth Cliff Kitchen John Mullins \. 895-4858 0' 939-2424 0' 727-8310 Business Girls The Business Girls Rugby Bugger Players Age 16-50 The touring Chinese WANTED For information call: completed their third schedule recently. In the first place was Marion McGill‘s rink of Pauline Green, Jeanne Hill and Normine Gorsling. Second place was won by Vera Shropshire’s rink of Fran Lukan, Shiela Mac- donald and Barb Hamilton. Jane Gillespie and her rink of Liz Hillaby, Karen Soanes and Roberta McKay finished in third position. Barrow Invite The Barrow Invitational was held recently and it looked for awhile that the sponsor’s wife, Mary, was going to be the A event winner as she won her first two games. Disaster struck, however, and she finished fourth in the same event. 10 A.M. 4P.M. Millie Allison of Unionville was the winner, with Lillian Kraggs of Board of Trade second and Doris Vance of Richmond Hill third. Joyce Sargent of Bayview won the second event with Barb courage students to enter full-time post-secondary studies in French in any discipline. ‘ Eligible‘institutions in- clude all French-language and bilingual universities in Canada and bilingual colleges of applied arts and technology in Ontario. Eligible applicants may not have been full time students in a post-secondary program in which French was the language team will also compete against the Canadian team in such centres as Moncton. Quebec City, Ottawa, Edmonton, Calgary, and Vancouver. Further information may be obtained from: Student Awards Branch, Ministry of Colleges and Universities, 8th Floor, Mowat Block, Queen’s Park, Toronto M7A 2134, 965-5241. The touring Chinese team will consist of five male players, five female, and five officials. The tour will last 15 days. Badminton is the most popular sport in China today, with over 400 million people playing the game. The Peoples Republic of China is unofficially rated as the best in the world, over Indonesia and Malaysia. York County Rugby Football Club FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL BOB MOULTON AT 884-7060 Jenkinson of Fenelon- Falls second and Grace Jerrard of Leaside, third. In the third event Marie Galway of Richmond Hill was the winner with June Phillips of Avonlea second and Marg Jackson of Bayview third. The skip entry Perkins Trophy was awarded to Pat Friesen and her rink of Gina Morlock, Marg Whelan and Donna Carroll. nuggfigflik DAYS. 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Kliéonin March at Tam Heather in a three game spiel, Jegr} Brumwell with ‘.A_:\.._ Joan Moon, Marilyn Cheeseman and Joan Mercer won one game while Marion McGill with Gloria Crotin, Janet Thomson and Penny Kavanagh won two games. u,J ._ Five rinks travelled to Barrie for a two game spiel and Cathy Richards with Jane Clark, Heidi Jones and Karen Soanes won both games but missed the trophy by a quarter of a point. Phyl Richards on the second draw with Janet Thomson, Marnie Ferguson and Margo McKinnon also won their two games and picked up prizes for their effort. Also winner of two games and prizes was Marion McGill and her rink of Eva Walker, Gloria Crotin and Marnie Wilson THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. Apr. 16, 1975 â€" 23 Our Auto Centre is a Government Approved Mechanical Fitness Check Depot with licensed mechanics and modern equipment to carry out the checks necessary to issuing a fitness certificate. 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