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RICHMOND HILL â€" Both our Junior and Senior Girls basketball teams did well on Nov. 8th in their games against Langstaff at Langstaff. 8-12 â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday, November The Juniors won their game, 20-14. the Seniors also won 42-40. Volleyball The intramural events for November 3rd were Junior Girls Basketball and Junior Boys volleyball. “luv” u. Gals do well I-Miracle leads the way. iRlCHMOND HILL â€" _I For the girls, Miles House won followed by Stewart. Richmond and Harrison Houses. Miles also won the Boys Basketball again followed by Stewart and then by Harrison and Richmond. Big trip Mr William Atkinson is organizing a trip to the University of Guelph for two or three students on November 30th. If you are i n t e r e s t e d i n Engineering, Landsca- ping, Architecture. Food Services or Earth Science, please see Mr. Atkinson in the Guidance Office.' Remember, Mr. Norm Lemaire of Sutton District High School and Mrs. Marg Brown of Thornlea Secondary School are organizing a tour to Spain and France from March 20th , 1977 to April lst, 1977. If you would like more in- formation. sign the sheet in the office. Exams Yes. once more exams are upon the students of RHHS. This term, they are running Nov. 22-29. Good luck, everyone. Also, advance notice. There is planned 3 Parents Night for Dec. 20. Open season on Hokere/ TORONTO â€" The open season for Lake Nipissing pickerel during 1977, 1978 and 1979 will begin the Wednesday following the Victoria Day weekend and will continue to Mar. 15, Natural Resources Minister Leo Bernier announced. In 1977, the season will open May 25 and close Mar. 15, 1978. Bernier emphasized the need for uniformity in the open season during the next few years while biological assessment of the fishery and its regulatory control is being conducted. The pickerel season on Lake Nipissing was first shortened in 1975 to en- sure a necessary and adequate reduction in the total harvest of pickerel and the perpetuation of the fishery‘ -‘-lllll_llllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllL piano teacher filIIllIIllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllll:r. Estelle Markham 884-3787 ‘ AlITfl, HOUSE ; fa? ‘ llFE msunmci For ALL Occasions Rice's Flowers CENTRE BEtlBlZ Phone 8894812 RICHMOND HEIGHTS Get an Immediate quote. personal aflentlon. prompt decisions, Our tradition of servnce guarantees professional advice and satisfaction whenever you call. CALL 889-8902 Call York and save! Wired Anywhere ySun’ounding Districts /YORK FIRE AND CASUALTY We Deliver to Toronto ’699 YONGE ST THORNHILL 0v |usl walk me out olhce Low prices every week on Items you use everyday. With 3 ways to save. ROYAL ORCHARD PLAZA Yonge & Royal Orchard Blvd., Thornhill NEWTONBROOK PLAZA Yonge St., & Cummer, Willowdale BATHURST VILLAGE Bathurst St. S. of Steeles Ave. VICTORIA PARK & SHEPPARD Sheppard Ave.. E. & Victoria Park SCARBOROUGH TOWN CENTRE McGowan at Hwy. 401 LB. 76° SHORT RIB or BLADE ROASTS WHITE SLICED BREAD st .way Cut irom Canada “GRADE A" Beef Greenland 100% V etable Oil Parchment rap Frozen Predressed Grade B BLADE BONE REMOVED Cut trom Canada “GRADE A" Beet MARGARINE YOUNG TURKEYS SI RLOI N STEAKS 17. 1976 24 OZ. LOAF E329 LB. SIZE Champlain 1 LB. PKG REGULAR GROUND BEEF Macaroni & Cheese KRAFT DINNER 71/4 02. PKG. Low prices every week on popular cuts of Canada Grade A Beef. nd .way LARGE WHITE EGGS Canada Grade A DOZEN Really low prices on weekly specials! PRICES EFFECTIVE IN THE TORONTO AREA UNTIL NOV. 23,1975 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. HOMOGENIZED FRESH MILK ORANGE JUICE 3 q‘. bag or jug (Plus 40¢ deposit on jug) 12/380 FRESH MILK ALL PURPOSE FLOUR TANGERINES 3 OT. BAG 0R JUG (Plus 404: deposit on jug) Mira Mart Frozen Concentrated lrom Florida 44° 2% Panly Skimmed Orchard King Fancy TOMATO JUICE 12‘/2 FL. OZ. TIN 48 FL. OZ. TIN Product of U.S.A. Easy to Peel SLB. BAG Monarch 1.29