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Willowdale Rangers take North York cup They accomplished this by downing Dupont Auto 7-3 toskate away with the championship three games to one. One of the stand-outs in ‘ the WILLOWDALE â€" The Willowdale Rangers, bolstered by several area players, have won the North York Senior hockey playoff championship for the fourth year in a row. Crabgrass Preventer 10-64 with Seeding Safe‘y. This product will not harm grass seed so spread it the same day. Packaged in a 20 lb. bag to treat and feed 2,500 sq. feet. Crabgrass Control 10-510. If applied before forsythia blooms fall, this product kills the crabgrass seed before it germinates. Can also be used in the fall Do not use in summer or sow Grass Seed 6 weeks before 0r after application. Apply at 10 lbs. per 1,000 sq. feet. Sizes available: 40, 20. Premium 21~7-7. A 3-1â€"1 ratio fertilizer containing urea formal- dehyde and 1% Iron for a deep green. Corn Cob organic filler creates large package bulk to ensure even distribution over the lawn. Apply at 5 lbs. per 1,000 sq. feet. Sizes available: 50 8 25 lbs. IN EARLY SPRING KEEP YOUR LAWN GOING FROM BETTER T0 BETTER. I‘m not certain how the fishing on Georgian Bay will be this year as the water is down a good two feet. Not only is this affecting the spawning beds of many fishes, but it is also impossible to get to many of the better fishing spots by boat. With conditions as they are, I suggest you forget all this big-game fishing for a few weeks and get yourself a mess of perch instead. Lake Simcoe perch are quite large Trout season never really ends completely in Ontario. There is not much delay between the fall run and the spring run of rainbows. It is the annual spring run of rainbows that most of us anticipate. I have a bad feeling about this one. Trout season opens officially in most waters April 30. However, a survey of many streams shows that the water level is like the middle of summer. Should the water temperature get any higher, I am safe in saying that most of the fish will have finished spawning and will have returned to the lakes. Unless you are after speckles, good luck! Excellent eating this time of year. they are usually easy to catch and thus provide sport for the whole family instead of the expert fisherman. Likewise, pike is legal quarry in waters belonging to Georgian Bay. Walleye fishing is also permitted in the same waters and there have been some good catches in the Port Severn area. ' Angling for rainbows is quite legal in certain areas of rivers emptying into the Great Lakes. I have been told that fish have been taken as early as the beginning of March in some streams that flow into Georgian Bay and Lake Huron. How about an alternative to the trout, such as jumbo perch or pike? Lake Simcoe is a terrific spot for large perch. RICHVIEW GARDEN CENTRE Er NURSERY LET'S GET GROWING GARDEN CENTRE 884-6091 Over the Rainbow AVAILABLE GOOD SELECTION OF EVERGREENS TREES SHRUBS troilblozeri OUTDOORS WITH Alex Eberspaecher - | on: ' \, Helping Canadian EG- PRICE gardens to grow better. 0N R CTS ON THESE SO-GREEN PRODU Another former area player, Bob Ritchie, was a stand-out on the Willowdale defence handing out some hefty' checks. It was a close gamé until the final two minutes Willowdale triumph was ex Richmond Hill Ram goalie Gordie Woolnough who came up with some fine saves. CLOSED SUNDAY Many large bass are taken this time of year, but they must be put back as the season is still closed. I have talked to many anglers in the past who feel that taking a bass this early is not so bad as there are usually many around. What they forget, however, is that the bass has its young ones at this time of year that he must protect. If catching one adult bass means nothing to you, it means certain doom to the whole brood of young. I have found that fishing is best between Sutton and Beaverton. There are usually lots of fish and plenty of elbow room! By the way, lake trout and walleye season opens May 14 in Simcoe and many good fish are taken on light spinning tackle during this time of year. Bait is not much of a problem as most places sell minnows and worms. It is a good idea to get your bait from a place by the water as they usually have some fair fishing nearby and are just too glad to give you a few pointers. For the adventurous angler, I suggest renting a row boat. A motor is not necessary as you need go only a couple hundred feet from shore to find some of the most productive perch fishing. 'l‘ake along life jackets or get some with the boat; the water is still very cold. Take a spinning outfit along and try spinâ€"fishing with a number one silver Mepps. Casting outward from a dock, especially if there is a rock shoal nearby, can be dynamite, as the largest perch seem to hang around these rocks. and the bigger ones have some nice filets. To the best of my knowledge, they are still safe to eat, but this can change any time. the way things have been going lately! Fishing piers are popular spots along the south and east shore of Simcoe. Many a perch has been taken from these free piers simply by fishing with worms or minnows on a float outfit. The nicest part is that the kids can have lots of fun catching fish too. Willowdale captain, Gary Weston, another wthlrnown" “S'Uft‘fl‘éll player in Richmond Hill and area, accepted the championship trophy. That‘s when Dave McKelvey got a breakaway to put the game away. with Willowdale leading 4-3 but two men short due to penalties. Commercial and Domestic Lawn Mowers Authorized Dealer of Homelite Chain Saws and Toro Equipment LAWN AND GARDEN EQUIPMENT SALES - SERVICE - PARTS LAWN Er GARDEN EQUIPMENT SALES Er SERVICE SAVE $1 00 on: All classes are open to the public. For further information on dates, dimes, fees; - and registration procedures, call Sharon Antonucci at 667-2351. A special committee has been assigned the responsibility of looking after the needs of this group. Members are Chairman Angus Philip; Boys Convener Stan Thornington; Girls Convener, Bruce Howorth; plus Sid Moreland, Danny Smith and Mike Hindle. Try out dates for Town rep teams will be held next Saturday, April 30 and May 7 at the Rich- mond Hill Arena. All players must be registered with the Rich- mond Hill Minor Ball. Classes to be offered include aerobics (fit- ness); all levels of tennis; beginners golf; and swim programs which will include Red Cross in- struction, adult-learn-to~ swim and mom and tot swimming. Classes will be held several times per week for three weeks each. The first section will com- mence May 2. Registration fees vary from $6.50 to $20 depending on the course. A new format has been instituted this season for the town rep teams (players under 17 years of age). In the line-up will be the Richmond Hill Dynes Jeweller’s fastball team, the Richmond Hill Town Fastball League, Junior Ladies and Men, Girls Midget, Bantam and Novice, Boys Midget, Bantam, Peewee and Squirt. RICHMOND HILL â€" The third week in May will be “Play ball time 1977" for the Richmond Hill Ball Association and its full complement of town representative teams. DOWNSVIEW â€" The department of physical education and athletics of York University will offer instruction classes in various sports throughout the spring and summer at York’s Keele Street Campus. HWY. NO. 7 Sports at York U. RICHMOND HILL / Lots of ball in Hill ELGIN MILLS RD 884-1361 MARKHAM RD WCHVIEW NURSERY Squirt Boys, July 2; Midget Boys, July 9; Town Fastball League, July 15, 16 and 17; Senior Men Invitational, July 22, 23 and 24; Peewee Boys, July 30; Junior Men, Aug. 30. The majority of the officiating will be handled by the Richmond Hill Umpires Association. Anyone interested in umpiring should call Bill “Skip” DeGeer at 884- 6094. Novice Girls, May 28; Bantam Girls, June 4; Midget girls, June 11; Bantam Boys, June 18; Junior Ladies Ontario Elimination June 24, 25 and 26. Contacts for the various teams are as follows: The times for Girls Novice is 9 a.m.; Bantam Girls 10 a.m.; Midget Girls 11 a.m.; Boys, Squirts 12 noon; Peewee 1 p.m.; Bantam 2 p.m.; Midget 3 pm. A full slate of tour- naments have been arranged for the sum- mer: USE OUR ‘Furcstone CREDIT PLAN Twestone Stores Richmond Hill Dynes, 0 FREE DIAGNOSIS ‘ DRIVE-IN SERVICE ' LOW PRICES ' 3 HOUR SERVICE FINAL REGISTRATION SAT. 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REPLACE COOLANT 9 T0 16 YEARS WELCOME 375 OHIO ROAD RICHMOND HILL 884-9245 or 773-4227 All softball activities are co-ordinated by the Richmond Hill Ball Association under the guidance of President Len McLean; Vice Bell Canada Novice Girls, Coach Pat O’Sullivan, 884-3460; Fuddle Duddle Midget Boys, Coach Wayne Burling, contact is Stan Thornington at 884-7098; Carpenter Bantam Boys, Coach Bob Davies, 884- 7888; Lions Peewee Boys, Coach Dave Mulholland, 887-5571; Dairy Queen Squirt Boys, Coach Bob Carton, 884-2361. Cadillac Baif Midget Girls, Coach Mary Ann Palmer; contact is Marg Howorth, 884-4174; Dairy Queen Bantam Girls, Coach Don Snider, 884- 5200. Manager Russell “Casey” Cripps, 884-3681; Town Fastball League, President Paul Ortiz, 773â€" 4226; Junior Ladies, M a n a g e r M a r y Williamson, 884-7620; Junior Men, Tom Hughes Excavating, Tom Hughes, 884-4837. Jays Play STEEL BELTED Directors are: Danny Smith, Mike Hindle. Glen Philip, Bruce Howorth, Al Wooley, Richvale Minor Ball; Art Chepelsky, Richmond Hill Umpires Association; and Ernie Ferrando, Richmond Hill Minor Ball. RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE President Stan Thor- nington; Secretary Gloria Fry; Treasurer Harry Whitaker; Equipment Manager Fred Simpkin; Past President Sid Moreland. lnstill the fitness habit into your children. Get them involved in sports or activity. For a better Life~ style for all the family, try bicycling or skiing. The adults in the family will benefit too! Loblaws exclusive! with the purchase of 6 ‘bonus’ items ' for details, see Loblaws ad on page A8 anestone Richmond Hill 884-4401 RADIAL 500 THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. April 20, 1977 â€" 3-3 ’ TENNIS ‘ LESSONS Hwy‘ 400 8 Aurora Side Road Grandview Tennis Clu 889-0361 or 889-1807 STARTING MAY 1st THROUGH JUNE Certified Instructors (2 per class) ~ .T.A O.L.T.A., C.L.T.A., C.P.T.A., U. 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