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We're on Duflerln, about '5 mile north of Major Mackenzle Drive. Hill juniors Win 5 th in a row! RICHMOND HILL DISTRICT ; Representing Sun Life in the Community since 1957 10265 Yonge St. Richmond Hill 884-8854 IcE TIME AVAILABLE Kenneth T. Ham Senior Representative Richmond Hill High’s Jim Croke (41) goes high for the rebound on this shot in this hectic action last week against Langstaff VOYAGE"! ARENAS 291-1332 MINOR S®£CER ASSOCIATION mum“. Wmlvnflwm Trying for rebound 'OFCAIâ€" â€"\1ADAV 7 The fee of $15.00 per player or $25.00 for two or more players in any one family. A Birth Certificate, Passport or other proof of age showing date of birth of player. A small, approx. 2”x2” photograph of head and shoulders. Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian to sign the registration form. Who WISIITO Play Minor Soccer In Richmond Hill ForThe197BSeasonCan... Boys And Girls From 6 - 18 Yrs Of Age TO REGISTER YOU MUST HAVE THE FOLLOWING: M Wmmmwm Register at the Richmond Hill Hockey Arena SATURDAY. FEB. 28th SATURDAY. MARCH 6th FRIDAY Starring The Carlton Show Band MARCH 12 and Irish Dancers Jane & 7 Cwntry Club Jane. south of Hwy. 7 Discover o o o MAPLE AIR SERVICES Free Introductory flying lessons . . . CONTACT: Ken Wright for more information New pilot ground school courses registering now for February 23rd start. Free introductory flying les- son if you register early. 9 pm. to 1 am. $6.50 per person For Reservations call 889-0171 or 889-4094 Thornhill Hockey Association GALA ST. PATRICK'S DANCE MAJOR MACKENZIE DR. MAPLE. ONTARIO 889-7751 Juniors. The Hillers went on to win the game by 59-57 in over- time for their fifth straight victory. FROM 10 AM. - 4 PM. FROM 10 AM. - 4 PM. (Photo by Glenn Doyle) RICHMOND HILL â€" The Richmond Hill High Juniors defeated Langstaff 59-57 in over- time in league basketball action last week. Langstaff had led the Hillers by 17-6 at the quarter and 30-18 at half time but fell behind 54-46 in the fourth quarter before staginga last minute comeback to tie the game at 55-55. La'ngstaff's Jim Poore and RHHS‘s Kevin Bryan each scored 24 points. This narrow win was RHHS’s fifth in a row in league play. This should have been a banner year for the Rich- mond Hill High Schoo} junior basketball team with seven boys back for a second year plus a transfer from the United States. However, their season started with three straight losses, two close The Hill boys have been door mats since a first place finish six years ago. HOCKEY RANCH program a On and off ice activities. .Ages from 7 to 17 * o Bussing door to door 0 Complete phys-ed Phone today for details, brochure and application form DAY HOCKEY SCHOOL For this summer at Residem Hockey School in Pickering Enroll your Boy VOYAGEUR ARENAS 2914111 2917332 291-4111 NOW * iones to Bayview and Thornlea, followed by a 88-34 drubbing by first place Markham, has left them all but out of the playoffs in the six team southern York County league. ha Though it is likely too te, the RHHS fortunes took a turn for the better two weeks ago with a one- point overtime squeaker over Thornhill followed by an easy 72-42 win over Langstaff. On Thursday. Thornlea came to RHHS tied for first place but went home in second place at the short end of a 49-53 score. Got hot Tuesday of last week, RHHS got hot in the first quarter of their home court rematch against Thornhill, took a 27-4 lead and went on to win 92-47. Mark Girdler led with 33 points followed by Jim Croke with 26. It’s Yaw Communin Hockey Team mm M our m: supra/u m Church St. ‘EAEIIM Dynes Jewellers vs. Orillia Monday, February 23, 1976 7:30 pm. ,, PLACE RICHMOND HILL ARENA JR. "B" SEMI FINALS PLAYOFF HOCKEY Playoff Action BOND LAKE ARENA RICHMOND HILL RAMS OHA JR. A ,. Acr/a/v DA r55.- Sunday, Feb. 22nd if necessary Richmond Hill RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE Even terms The teams battled on even terms with the first half ending 24-24. Pullahead In the third quarter Thornlea pulled ahead by 34-25 for the biggest lead of the game but then got cold. Effective second half shooting, especially ll of 16 from the foul-line, helped Richmond Hill pull out a victory in the very last minute‘ Girdler, the game‘s most effective ball Dr. Abraham Gesner - a medical doctor from Nova Scotia dis- covered kerosene. He began his work in 1846 and had perfected his process by 1853. He also in- vented many lamps which. using kerosene. led to an age of im- proved Iighling for mankind. THE INVENTORS Richmond Hill INCLUDES â€" naw denser, new valor, Check disuibumr ‘ vslva, air like! an HOURS: Mm, Tm, Wat. Sat. 8 am. - 6 pm. Thursday and Ftiday 8 a.m. - 9 pm. handler, was also the top Thornlea's captain J. rebounder and led his scorer with 24 points. Willis was the top :eam with 19 points. The Richmond Hill Badminton Club lost heavily to a strong Thorncliffe team by 13-3 last week in Interchurch Badminton League action at Langstaff Secondary School. Badmintoners lose The loss followed on the heels of an impressive 13- 3 win over Ryerson previously. The individual results are v0” The Dasher Hatchback It keeps you from crossing the fine line between luxury and extravagance.We would like to show you this remarkable car with its new classic interior for 1976.. _ We have an excellent chOIce of colours In stock beg bel I dmg lune 3 mos\ up mu" poinls J up-lo-dal‘ smooth” Up? "X facv VOLKSWAGEN & AUDI RICHMOND HILL 889-7701 884-6661 W&P MOTORS Mens doubles, Jim Dilworth and Orville Wong losing 945. 11-15. Derek Smith and Ahmed losing 7-15 and 1-15. were as follows Ladies doubles, Jill Dalton and Joan Freeman losing 15-3, 15-7; Hilda Baxter and Joyce Collier winning 15-6, 15-18. Mixed doubles, Jill Dalton and Jim Dilworth THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. Feb. 18. 1976 â€" 3-3 D e\uxe champion is not retre adable cynnder 884-4401 losing 9-15, 4-15; Joan Freeman and Ahmed losing 7-15, EHS; Hilda Baxter and Derek Smith losing 16-18, 7-15; Joyce Collier and Orville Wong splitting 915, 14-13. Richmond Hill is away to Ryerson in the next league match. Club play continues Tuesday and Thursday evenings at Langstaff at 8 pm. Wheel (overs are opluonol an"!!! ANY SIZE cyhnder A'NY' SIZE ANY SIZE LTD.