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Concrete canoes racing Sunday Vaughan ladies curling banquet Creative Decor wins bowling in Friday night majors /00p The second place team ‘received curling brooms: .Pat Jurczak, skip, Winona Hobbs, skip, Bertha Ingram, second. Sydell Cook, lead. ‘ Coffee spoons in a curling Besides the trophy presented by Barry Smith, the winners also received individual trophies and a car blanket in matching zip- pered container. Curling brooches were presented to the first runner- up team: Elsie Milne, skip. Doris MacCallun. vice. Marg Stevens. second, Diane Hardouin, lead. Vaughan Ladies‘ Curling Club concluded their season recently with a banquet and awards presentation night at Nell Gwyn restaurant on Keele Street. The highlight of the evening was the presen- tation of the Vaughan Professional Firefighters‘ trophy to the first place team: Marilyn Wilson, skip. Dorothy Craib, vice, Liz Chefero. second, and Shari Vass, leadi Carl Hellmich, Scott Parke and Morrey Waldon. The results were in doubt till the final game as five teams had a chance at taking top spot. An international concrete canoe race will be held this Saturday at Lake Seneca on the King campus of Seneca College north-east of King City on Dufferin Street. This year's event will see 30 concrete craft of all descriptions representing colleges and universities throughout Eastern Canada and the United States. Friday Majors In the final week of playoffs Creative Decor emerged from the pack to capture first place Team members are Jack Tulloch, Bill Harris, Jim Glandfield, Participants in the race are required to both build and race their concrete canoes. Races begin at 12:30 pm. The King campus is a picturesque lake and a rolling parkland setting, ideal for family outings and picnics. Food and refresh- ments will be available all day. Carl Hellmich, Scott Parke and Morrey Waldon. The results were in doubt till the final game as five teams had a chance at taking top spot. The final playoff standings are as follows: Creative Decor champions with 34 points and pinfall of 8640 for seven games. Coming second, Barfoots Sheet Metal 33-8429, then 300 Club 32~8615. Caesars Palace 29- 8640, Bill Best Tire Sales 2892-8343, Don Mills Truck Sales 241243393. W.&P. The year end wrap-up for the giving out of trophies and cash will take place at ABC. Bowl on Friday May 23 at 8:00 pm. Invitational Winner of the April 20 tournament at O‘Connor Bowl was Bill Toprani of Montreal. Toprani defeated Dave Cattanach of Kitâ€" chener 261-255 to take $5,000 first place money with Cattanach going home with $2,000. In the playdown format, Getting some early Spring lessons on how to wield a racquet are the above young juniors at Saturday's try-outs at the Crosby courts of the Richmond Hill Tennis Club. Getting some pointers from [an Griffin (centre) are (left to right) Deirdie Lennon. of 28 Blue Bowling Results by Ian Cameron Motors 23-8622 and Ander sons Heating 20-8120. motif were presented to the cecond runner-up team: Aletha Albin, skip. Marion Hepburn, vice, Barb MacEachem, second, Bev Ash, lead. A tote bag went to the third-place team: Carol Keffer, skip, Sheila Hasselfelt, vice, Ann Mihan, second, Orma Maw, lead. And the third runners up received curling brooches: Sadie Allen. skip, Betty Fraser. vice, Pat Little, second. and Janet MacKerrow, lead. Next year’s executive will be Aletha Albin, Netherford Road. Maple; president; Jean Adamson, Rushworth Crescent, Kleinburg, vice president; Doris MacCallun, Netherford Road, secretary; Marion Hepburn, Malaren Road. Maple. treasurer; and Ann Mihan, Rushworth Crescent, spare captain. HEV-OLDS 9m mi‘blmfa defending champion Fraser Hambly lost to Jurgen Rump. Then Aldolfo Orlando defeated Rump. Then it was Toprani winning over Orlando and then on to defeating Cattanch who was the top qualifier in the tournament. This tour- nament attracted some of the best bowlers in the country with some bowlers coming from as far away as Edmonton and New Brun- swick. This is the biggest money tournament for the bowlers and I know John Martin would like to con- tinue this event, but he needs the support of the bowlers. 300 Classic On Sunday bowlers from around the York Simcoe zone got together to bowl in the 300 Classic. To qualify bowlers needed to have bowled a 300 game with or without handicap. Then during the third week in March bowlers then tried to qualify in a league roll-off. Each league was allowed to send one bowler for every ten that had bowled a 300. A total of 116 bowlers attended the finals at A.B.C. Bowl. Steve Wicklum came first with a great score of 952 for three games. Steve's choice for a prize was a silver tray. Next came Jim Davidson 919 pots and pans, Susan Philips 913 pots and pans, Pauline McNaught blender, Florence White 885, Jim Baker 884 pots and pans, Paul O’Beirn 876 pop comer, Donald Rettenger 854 blender and Terry Buller- well 849 foam shaver round out the top ten. Every bowler received a prize and the prizes were furnished by the York Simcoe Bowlers Association. There was no entry fee for this tournament except that you needed to have bowled a 300 game.The Y.S.B.A. would like to thank all the bowlers who are Y.S.B.A. members. It is only through their support that we can hold tournaments of this magnitude. With the bowlers continued support of our Association we will be able to do more for the bowlers of this zone. Hi-Lo Doubles The zone roll-offs for the Spruce Lane. Thornhill; Vicky Robinson. 369 Mill Street, Rich- mond Hill; Kal'en Hitchinson, 161 Felix, Richmond Hill; and Pat McLean. 10 Thornbank Road. Thornhill. Coming ninth was Rich- mond Hills Sue Philips and Chuck Nelson as they bowled 72 pins above their average. They received glass secâ€" tional dishes as their prize. Coming Up May 3-4 Master Bowlers Holiday Inn Classic at Sherwood Lanes Hamilton. The final Masters tour- nament of the year. Professional Bowlers Ser- vices hi-lo doubles was bowled in Uxbridge Bowl on April 13, First place went to Bill Stodard and Ken Pierce of Barrie with 237 pins over their average and both received deep fryers. This pair will travel to Peter- borough on May 10 to par- ticipate in the Provincial finals. alley tonight YBC fir By Heat T; As the bow' to a close‘I w that this yet very success tyke bowlers had never joining our May 10-11 Professional Bowling Services hi-lo doubles Provincial finals. Y,B.C. Senior bursary for a spot on the Master Bowlers tour. C.N.E. zone rounds Newmarket Bowlerama. May 17-18 Thomas Adams National finals in Saskatoon. Dick Adams Memorial tournament Oshawa. May 25 Playdium Mens Singles Windsor. Pepsi-Cola On Saturday Guelph was the scene of the Pepsi-Cola High School championships. Winning the boys team was Sudbury with 4505 with the York Simcoe team coming 6th. In the girls section Niagara Peninsula took top honors with 4582. In the mixed team Scarborough won with 4582 for the four games. Individual honors went to Mavis McCaskill 1171 in the girls and Luciano Gaggiala 1077 for the boys. Top single games were bowled by Judy Bentley 370 and Dean Lynch 336. A telephone hook-up with the other provinces enables national champions to be declared. Ontario won championships in the girls and mixed team divisions._ Summer League May 1 sees the start of a summer at ABC. Bowl starting at 7:30. The league will bowl till the end of June on Wednesdays. Interested parties can register at the Oldsmobile Toronado Cutlass Della Omega Caprice Bringing your family to see our family 10,675 YONGE STREET RICHMOND HILL PHONE 889-5435 WE SELLâ€" SERVICE LEASE â€" 0R â€" RENT Tykes As the bowling year comes to a closeI would like to say that this year has been a very successful one for our tyke bowlers. Many of them had never bowled before joining our league in Sep- tember. The results of these bowlers are as follows: Tracey Stewart wins the girls‘ high average with 79 and Don Dupont the boys' with 107.‘ The high single goes to Sherri Miller with 93 and Doug Choffe with 156. High single with handicap goes to Laurie Howe with 177 and Billie McLean with 236. The high double flat was won by Mandy Nelson with 208 and Stephen Byer with 283. High double with handicap goes to Laura Downing with 351 and Gordon Brown with 402. The wimming champs team consisted of: Andrea Young, Jamie Bakonyi, Sandy Shadoff, Ian Davis, and Kim Regan, with a final total of 5,316. Coach was Joan Davis. Mame Carlo Impala Bel Air Malibu Chevelle Nova and Vega The winning team was number 3 with a grand total of 2,716. Members of the team were Thomas Large. John Quinn, Sherri Miller, and Gary Kehoe. Coach was junior instructor Beth Shadoff. Bantams Shelley DuPont took the high average for the girls with 162 and Scott Renshaw for the boys with 174. Other individual winners: High singles to Lisa Milne with 234 and David Kehoe with 274. High single with handicap to Debbie Cresswell with 251 and Jeremy Gibbens with 276. High triple flat was won by Sandy Shadoff with 598 and Jin Kehoe with 608. The high triple with handicap was awarded to Kim Regan with 714 and Jamie Large with 670. Consolation winners were: John Cresswell, Tracey Riley, Deelyn Johnson, Barb Tarrington and Glen Gad- sby. They were coached by Tracey Reilly. YBC final results By Heather Porter Chevrolev Trucks Sedans Coupes Wagons Hatchbacks Landau (Photo by Hogg) All the locations, The only comment which is necessary is that juniors are not allowed to play after 1 pm on both Saturday or Sunday and also holidays. Membership This year already appears as though it is going to be a Courts in full use Last weekend was the first to be considered suitable for tennis. ll18l' COMPACT CAR SIZES Nylon construction REGULAR DISCO!!!" PRICE 24.98 SPECIAL $2 .00 ’ size ATE-13 OTHER SIZES REG. SALE PRICE PRICE 878713 25.98 21.00 . 21.00 STAR SIREAK"18” 5 4m! POLYESTER DAYS on“ 36 MONTH mun WEAR GUARANI‘EE REGULAR DISCOUNT PRICE Double belts under the tread for extra long mileage wide tread profile, single stripe whitewalls. Long wearing, smooth riding Polyester cord casing wide tread "78" profile, single stripe whitewalls. APRIL SHOWER OF “R! 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The shoe tags have now been received and all members should be receiving these in the mail soon. Anyone interested in obtaining membership in- formation should contact either the above number or Carole Draper at 884-4853. The fees are: Junior, under 12 as of April 1, 1975. $1; junior, (12,13,14,15) April 1, $5; senior student (16 énd over April 1), $10; senior (16 cars Sizes PER 1,3,5,33.40,49. 81,141 to {It‘most popular SPECIAL PUROLAYOR Oll FILTERS $1422 We ’re car Deon/Q. TURTLE LIQUID WAX 81.87 SPECIAL 87‘ (Al toucu-ur PAIN! 8nth Beauty 502 can (1601.912) last Monday remember that two one hour les four week period At the time there were on] At the there w' available is $5. and over April 1), $15; family membership (husband, wife and children under 16), $35; husband and wife, $25. Court chairman Bill Armstrong would make the following recommendations regarding the disappearing lock at Crosby courts . . . instead of putting the lock in your pocket. after you open the gate, why not attach it, chain and all, to the gate. This way we do not lose the locks. This season the club has two Ontario Junior rankings . . . Steve Cox was ranked in the under 18 and Sandy 26‘ M05! 1974 75 1 Chem, Pontiac Most 1974 75 Ford Galaxle, LTD Coaching The May classes started CUSTOM CLASS I TRAILER HITCHES OFFER EXPIRES E MAY 3, I975 THE LIBERAL, Wednesday, Apr. 30. 1975 â€" 25 REGULAR DISCOUNT PRICE 1000 lb "puny I757 . 95 JSLTD] "me of writing a only lessons July. . .the fee at these lessons 1 Reg please a are for a (OlOR (ODED IODY FILLER 43.48 's'PEEi'Ai 32' GARY'S ROYAL SATIN CLEANER - WAX Save on repairs, 29 oz Fronts SPECIAL Rears SPECIAL For Boat or Car Any female member in- terested in playing friendly or competitive tennis should turn out Tuesdays at 9.30 pm and Thursdays at 1 pm. That's the time to get out and hit the ball around with the others. Come out and play, we would like to meet you. MacMillan ranked in the under 12 girls. Copgragulatipns to you both. John Marais, tournament chairman, is offering all sorts of friendly tennis this year round robins, singles, handicaps and doubles handicaps watch this column and notice board in the club house. Opening day . . . May 31 . . \wine and cheese. MINI MATS SUMMER HOCKEY LEAGUE 8. SCHOOL DOUBLERINK 669-1841 Fi(s most small cars RUBBERMAID .59 .69 Pair ‘air