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Again the club will be hosting tournaments this “ f!) the ICTA and York I oment Court chairman is Bill Armstrong who would ap- preciate assistance from all club members in keeping the courts and club house in good order. Any volunteers please contactBill at 884- 6232.. Coaching: Anyone just requiring information about coaching. please contact the Handsbury’s (all the family is involved) at 88445675. Club captain Phil August will be calling team pracâ€" tices in the near future. Change' in rules There has been one change in the club rules regarding tennis wear and this rule now reads. . “Whiletennis whites are encouraged and preferred, other acceptable tennis attire is permitted.“ Shoes must still be soft soled and have no heels. We would like to see as many young people as possible . . . girls as well as boys. All juniors up to 16. who have had instruction and are willing to train to win, are all welcome. Firstgame May 21 Once more the ladies are preparing to accept the challenge and Peggy Freeman, the ladies captain, is willing to slave away this summer with her ladies and hopes to field two teams. Anyone interested should meet at the club house April 23 at 10 am. come rain or come shine (if shine come ready to play). The first game will be May 21. Any female members who just wish to play friendly tennis should also attend this meeting as Peggy will also be organizing tennis on both Tuesday mornings and Thursday afternoons for those who have had a series of lessons and would now like to improve by just playing. The first event to take place this year will be the junior boys and girls team tryouts. These will be held next Saturday and on April 26 at the Crosby Park courts at 9 am. Junior team try-outs That time of year again to start thinking there will be a spring and then a summer in which to play tennis. And as most of the past members will have received their application forms for membership and coaching, I would suggest that anyone interested in joining the tennis club this year should contact either the above number or Carole Draper at 884-4859. Ian Griffin will be the club instructor and team coach again. Welcome back, Ian. Tennis season is ready to go We urge you to buy a copy and your last opportunity to do so will be next week. Prices are $4.50 with a student card and $5.50 without. Let’s see some support! Langstaff 5 Year Book, “Metamorphosis”, is half finished and coming along well. A lot of hard work and late ho_1_1rs have beenrput into YOUR year book. Langstaff’s 10th annual prom “Au Printemps” will be held May 9 at the Bayview Country Club. Ticket cost is $24 a couple and dress is formal. Fran Williams once again placed fifth over-all in in- termediate bars. Congratulations Fran and team. A hearty thank you goes to Coach Mrs. Mary-Ellen Benton. Congratulations to team members: Louise Lessif. Lesley Stubbs, Vicki Kallis, Lynn Hofland, Janice Newman, Dora Bucci. Peita Vanarhnem, Liz Peterson (who broke her elbow and was unable to play but was there to cheer on her team mates), Lisa Hudson and Mary Ann Ball. Special thanks to Coaches Jenny Lines and Lee Myers. In the York County gymnastics meet Alison Maclean was first prize winner of the junior team division. Fran Williams also showed well placing fifth in intermediate bars. Mary- Lou and Vicki Farrell qualified for the GBSSA competition held at Barrie Central April 12. The girls’ “Jamboree” volleyball team played very well in the tournament at Langstaff last Monday. They lost in the semi-finals to Richmond Hill, who were the first place winners. Along with Lee and Angelo in mix'ed doubles were Carol Bickerstaff and Ron Guidohn. (Another team member unable to play because of a back injury was Linda Gor- ssline). The rest of the team played well in all divisions but were up against tough competition. The team includes Claudio Tersigni and Vince Cudia in men’s singles; Louise Gorssline in ladies‘ singles; Liz Karmanis and Betty Vollenbert as one team of ladies’ doubles; Marg Gregoire and Janet Hofmann as the second; Alfred Bonigut and Geoff Shaw in the men’s doubles along with Alan Francin and John Bordignon. York County badminton tournament was held last Thursday at ’I‘hornlea Secondary School. Lee Myers and Angelo Parravano placed second in mixed doubles in the Zone 6 competition and will go on to the York County finals and the BGSSA meet. Good luck! A late but warm welcome is extended to our new students Susan Kerr, Debbie Mewhiney and Veronica Sqawut from Participation House. Although just new in our school. they have already become active in the flying club and will be making their first flight soon. 24 â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday, Apr. 16, 1975 By PAT LEWIS AND CAROL BICKERSTAFF Langstaff Secondary School Correspondents Telephone 889-4230 langstaff pair off to County badminton finals LSS SCOOP but watch this column and bulletin board in club for future news. Opening day cheese . . . M‘ HPLUMBING MART W11! ..... !!!!.'l!llfl|l ay . . .wine and May 31, 1975. She swam in the 200 metres breast stroke event and final results will be available soon. Penny only joined the Richmond Hill club some 18 She was the only Rich- mond Hill Aquatic Club swimmer to compete (results available later) and her clubmates gave her a send-off cheer at the last practice before she set out for the capital with her parents. Ten year old Penny Davey competed in the Ontario Age Group swimming cham- pionships held in Ottawa over the weekend. 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