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B-2 â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. April 6. I977 Mr. and Mrs. Bronze medal winners all of them. Left to right are : Scott Miller, Bob Luptack. Jim Kehoe. Matt Thompson, Dan Tarkington. of the Richmond Hill ABC Bowling Club Get reay, flre ’t 1pm.“. in mm.» juniors. They won the bronze at the provincial competitions at Shea's Parkway by finishing in third place. Soft ball registration time for Thornhill minor ball THORNHILL â€" Any one still wishing to register for ~ Thornhill Minor Softball this season may do so by calling June Beaumont at 881-1668. Fees are $10 per player. Boundaries for Thor- nhill softball are Steeles Avenue to Highway 7, Jane Street to Don Mills. Coaches and managers, u m p i r e s a n d scorekeepers are all needed to run a softball The Thornhill softball association is organizing with the boys entering Ontario Amateur Softball several “Slo-Pitch" Association competition teams this season for and the girls the adults over 20 years of Provincial Women‘s age. Softball Association. Thornhill softball team The season runs from has a “rep” team Mid-May to September. Spiel 9 By Ron Taylor RICHMOND HILL â€" If you ever receive an in- vitation to the Newmarket Mr. and Mrs. Spiel don‘t turn it down. This has to be the most fun-filled weekend on the curling circuit thanks to the efforts of the York curling club members under the leadership of Barb and Bob Broadbent. Yours truly with wife Ruth, Mary and Elgin Barrow just returned from there with a prize for ending up somewhere in the second event. This is quite an im- provement over last year’s performance when we won the popular “outhouse” booby prize. Noheat Meanwhile, at our own club, minus heat, but thanks to those who brought their own heaters, the playoffs for the mixed league were completed. John and Audrey Graydon, curling with Allan and Joy Clugston, took top honors but were followed closely by a rink made up of Bill and Blanche Reid, Bob and Joan Taylor. Walt and Norma Lavender, supported by Herb and Pat Thomson, came in third. Somehow Len and Mary Ellen Lee managed to be high one game winner with Bill and Betty Schwan. Make-shift Bob Moore with a shaky make-shift rink of wife Betty, June Bush and Pat Deciantis, won the booby prize. hill curling Curling clergyman Harold Martin. our curling clergyman. after welcoming Jim Lane and Len Lee into his congregation, put on his curling collar and came away with the South Western Ontario Clergy curling championship. Another win which went unnoticed recently was the Beauchinskis‘ runner- up showing at the big Unionville Ferguson spiel. Barrow spiel Last week the annual “Barrow” spiel took place at the club and this year a rink from Mon- treal won first prize. Thanks to all the efforts of those involved especially Marcella Bird and her great efforts with the entertainment, this spiel is becoming very popular and is developing an invitational flavor. Closing spiel The closing spiel takes place in two weeks so sign up now for a new idea in curling. The entertainment somehow remains a mystery but from rumors it should be good. The elimination draw takes place that evening so be sure to purchase your lucky number. The “Barrow” winner from Montreal consisted of Shirley Silverson, Alison Kelly, Ri Bouchard and Mary Mepham. Runner-up from High Park was Enid Beame and her rink of Pearl rea and Peg Neville. Ruth Nicholls‘ Avonlea rink won the event with . Unionville runner-up. Winner of the C event r was Diane Smith and her Thornhill rink of Roy ‘ Swanson, Joanne Stephenson and Pat Herbert. Orangeville won the D event with Tam Heather as runner-up. Roberta Hutchings of Leaside won the E event with Claudette Morrison from Tam Heather in runner-up position. DO IT NOW!! CONCRETE WORK LET US INSTALL IT! Interior 8. Exterior Finishing. Residential & Commercial ...PLANNING, DESIGN 8. ESTIMATES... 0 Trenching 0 Excavating o cums 0 Septic Tarts 0 Drains (New and Repairs) WELDRICK CONSTRUCTION 176 Weldrick Road 881-0069 Res. 884-2634 297-1661 RATClIFF CONTRACTING 884-2423 after 6:00 p.m. ask tor H. Flnt You expect aVolltswagen to be reliable, economical and peppy. But when you come in to test drive the Rabbit, be ready for surprises. It's fantastically roomy because 87% of the car is for passengers and luggage. It's extremely nimble because it goes from zero to 50 MPH in 7.7 seconds with a top speed O oI- 100 MPH. . And test figures show it gets up to 45 miles to a gallon on the highway.‘ Come in soon and let 0 Rabbit surprise you. The league has room for beginners and ex- perienced players. Last season the girls’ division expanded and further development is expected. league. Parents are asked to talk to the executive and other coaches if they a r e Experience is necessary. not interestedg program for experienced boys, 9 and over, and girls, 10 and over. The teams represent Thornhill in many surrounding communities ....in Richmond Hill next two Saturdays By Gail Ferrando RICHMOND HILL â€" A registration day will be held the next two Saturdays for youngsters wanting to participate in Richmond Hill minor ball this season. Times are from 10 am. to 4 pm. at the Richmond Hill Arena in the banquet room. The registration fee is $7 per child or $18 per family. Fees for town rep teams are $15 per child. With the ball season rapidly approaching, parents are asked to get in on the fun with their children by contributing off the diamond to make the season a great suc- cess. In other words, get involved. You can do this by becoming a coach or t SHAMPOO CARPETS * CLEAN WINDOWS The Car Cleaning Shop's * POWERSPRAY FENDERWELLS * LIOUID HOT WAX STATION WAGONS Er VANS $2.50 EXTRA 460 ELGIN MILLS RD. EAST RICHMOND HILL 884-9625 convener and. at the same time. teach the youngsters the basic rules and skills of ball. 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