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If hockey is the name of the game in ichmond Hill these days â€" and from the umbers of those involved we have to elieve that it is â€"- then in 1884 the village as a lacrosse community when its “Young ,anadians“ defeated Brampton, rangeville, Fergus and Orillia for the ilver cup as champions of the western ivision. i This was because he either would not, or -ould not, see the numerous cases of ex- remely rough play and of intentional ouling in which the Orillia players in- ulged. As soon as the two teams took their ositions on the field, the disparity in size as seen to be very great. Man for man, the Orillia team out- eighed the Young Canadians by at least 25 ounds. [The five gameé which determined the phamp‘ionship were played in Aurora ictober 12 before a crowd of 600. several undreds of whom had made the 10-mile lourney northward from the Hill. At the start there was a slight hitch, said he Liberal report, caused by a difference f opinion as to who should act as referee nd who as umpires. Aurora. as the hosts, claimed the privilege of deciding and appoint a Mr. D‘Neil of Toronto as referee and two Aurora nen as umpires. ‘ The latter were quite satisfactory but the iormer was not. By Mrs. Mary Watts 889-5787 Leaders are urgently eded to ensure con- nuation of Guiding ac- ities in this area next ar. If you can help please ntact Elaine Hobbs at 889â€" A parent-daughter ' nquet is planned for April for both Guides and rownies. The location is Richmond ill United Church hall, entre Street and Yonge, mmencing at 6:45 pm. These young girls will be ocking on your door May 7 ith cookies for sale. Please lave 75 cents a box handy. outing The local Scouts are also oking for leaders. Those of u who aspire to be leaders, new residents with some perience to offer the local oup are asked to notify b Cage at 884-4896. The lst Richvale Cubs and outs parent-son banquet as held April 14 in the Lions all at 31 Spruce Avenue. Before the game had proceeded far‘ it Lecame evident that the Hillers were much hferior to their opponents in running Lacrosse the game in 7884 D1‘1YL ‘ 'i PIam I! once and tor years il will provnde your 1ab1e wnh man/mu... vegetables. g“ n I Asparagus Auraclive vine prevides delight- ful fruit lor wines. jellies and jams 6 varieties to choose horn including the famous French Hy- brids and‘the new MUSCAT. dug imo the garden Giant over 4 Cu '2 jute bag â€"â€" at- (racllve ground cover â€" excellent soul-tmprovlng ingredient when irl Guide leaders urgently needed CRAF YS AM) NURSERIES Rose s1 .75..“ 10 tOr Grape Only §§f§§J§§E 32.49 [$41.8 Cocoa Bean Mulch This is for sponsors, coaches, managers- and players only. Parents will be expected at 7:30 pm when the presentation of awards will take place. Boys â€" get ready for the big banquet May 10 at 5:15 pm in the cafetorium of Don Head Secondary School. It has just been announced that April 23 at 7:30 pm the Richvale Minor Hockey Association will hold a The display contains 30 exhibits loaned by people of the community which should prove of great interest to old and new residents. Sports Easter Sunday brought all the Richvale house league hockey to a grand finale. Winner of the 50-50 draw was Mrs. W. L. McBain, 47 Maryvale, who received $178.50. Trophy display A Richvale all-sport trophy display. dating back for many years, has been aSSembled and may be seen in the Bank of Montreal branch in the Hillcrest Mall. Burning Bush Unilovmly <0!“me bush nolumlly mm o 5'-6' bal|~ plan. Ought green fol-as fiery sgarlel red m the i plan“ mg. SB 90 each We believe We have We have plants for every need â€" for outdoor landscap- ing or for indoors â€" for hobby gardeners or profession- al Iandscapers. All the highest quality â€"â€" All at our amazingly low prices â€" All carry our famous 100% White Rose Guarantee. $5.90 ‘ghb green foliage 'm. lel red In the Full. 3 V The Young Canadians settled down to work in that contest and Orillia was per- fectly helpless. The Hillers never showed better form and their play was perfect, resulting in the winning goal after only 12 minutes of play. power. two Orillia players eSpecially showing magnificent bursts of spegd._ _ The \Youngv Canadians. howeve}, had the advantage in quickness and dexterity and in length and accuracy‘anthr‘oyving. The long runs and the rough play of the Orillia men left the Young Canadians completely fagged out at this point. So it was little wonder that Orillia took the third and fourth games and the ownership of the silver cup hung on the results of the fifth game. The hindsome cup, donated by Aurora was soon on its way to Richmond Hill. Whe'n the ball was t6 be had by running, as a rule Orillia got it. When its possession depended on deft handling of the 'crosse. the ball nearly always fell to Richmond Hill. In the first game the Young Canadians fell to their work with the precision and certainty of a machine. outplaying Orillia, and sending the ball between their flags within two minutes for the win. After a five minutes’ rest, play was resumed. In fact 'it was 57 mifilites before the Hillers were able to score again to take the second game; But Orillia had learned something in that first game. They left the Hill boys behind and out of position for long periods of time. ball~shoped Lily of the Valley Dutch grown llorlsts‘ slraln provides brealmak- ingly fragrant glistening while bells. Excellent ground cover â€" thrives equally well in moist 0r dry locations even in the shadiesl corners where nothing else will grow 10 blg root: S/MS Anyone interested, but not necessarily involved in hockey this past season, is most welcome to attend. Congratulations to two Richvale teams â€" the Midgets who have won the Yorkâ€"Simcoe trophy and the Juveniles who defeated Barrie to take the league championship. general meeting in the Hillcrest Mall auditorium. The Richmond Hill Tennis Association is resuming classes at the .Crosby Avenue Courts (between Newkirk and Bayview) for boys and girls up to 18 years at $5 fees. Tennis The lessons are at junior, intermediate and senior Fast growing tree mm at- tractive indented toliage with a silvery shade under- Silver Maple b a r C q n H e w lo F T126 largest plant selectle in Canada Rhododendrons Hardy Conneclicut grown loaded wnh buds ng broad bushes ol exceptlonal value all the labulous colours. Ghstenrmg the â€" Wine Red â€" Bngm Red â€" Lilac and Punk Flowering Crab Delightfuily ornamental (ree IiteraIIyfimolhered with blossoms m May. Punk, White. Red In many shades 6‘-8'ta“ an A A His request, on behalf of the ball association and residents of the area to get a lighted ball park as quickly as possible, has yet to gain final acceptance from council as a whole. Ralph Sawyer, president of the minor ball association for South Richmond Hill. made his presentation to council‘s parks and recreation committee April 10. It seemed to be very favorabe received by Ehose present. Much interest was sparked by the local citizens present at the committee meeting on seeing the plans for the recreation facilities for Pearson Park, as proposed by Parks and Recreation Director Dave Hamilton. This plan proposes to fill the needs of the community as a whole, not just those of one organization. in the town 0: request. Educational talk Remember, girls and boys, that April 26 is your morning film show in the library on Pearson Avenue. From 10:30 am until noon the following will be shown: Bear Country, Live Ghosts with Laurel and Hardy, The Lorax and Tale of Mail. Happenings Any 'resident wishing to view these plans may do so Introducing the first of his monthly talks on educational alternatives, Warren Bailie, Richmond Hill School Trustee who lives on Denham Drive, will appear tonight (Wednesday) at 7, 9 and 11 pm on Classicom Cable TV (Channel 10) to speak about student exâ€" change with German students. Majorettes The old tennis courts in the town park beside the arena are now available for public use during the day. It is hoped two courts will be ready for use in Pearson Park by mid-summer. Library news Family membership is $35 and husband and wife only $25. For memberships phone Shirley Stanley at 884-4127 or Carol Draper at 884-4859. The Richvale Lions Majorette Corps is holding parents’ night Tuesday at '7230 pm in the Hillcrest levels. If interested phone the Handburys at 884-6675. To join the club the fee is $1 for all aspiring tennis players under 12. Juniors 12- 15 pay $5 and seniors (16 and over) attending school or college $10; if working $15. Only the town offices upon Turface Amazing soil-im- proving ringredient wil| turn heavy clay soil into an easily workable garden‘ Will last lorever â€" keeps soil perma- nentlyloose. SOIb. bag $3.75 Co|umnar upngm shape wnhout any pruning Darkesl gIOSSy green â€"â€" grows equally well In sun or shade, 31316.99 Richvale Minor Ball Association announced a pitching clinic for peewee and bantam boys to be held April 30 at 7:30 pm in the Roselawn School gym, Carrville Road. K Can IDB The lst Richvale Cubs and Scouts held their father and son banquet in the Lions Hall at 31 Spruce Street April 14. Last weekend the Scouts enjoyed spring camping in the Hockley Valley. Minor Ball Tomorrow (April 24) is the night of the monthly euchre organized by the Lionettes at the Lions Hall, 31 Spruce Street, starting at 8 pm, Admission is only $1 and everyone is welcome. Coffee will be served to all and no admission will be charged. ' Lionettes Scouts Auditorium and would like to include as their guests all in the neighborhood who are interested in seeing them perform in marching and baton twirling. help you? Ames Juniper SiIver-gree the ba 5: ascending iectly shape. MURRAY G. PHILLIPS one of our Representatives Will Be At Black Hawk Motor Inn. 10711 Yonge St., RICHMOND HILL (telephone 884-9171) on Wednesdav. April 30th -green base 4430 Bathurst Street. 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