Hardball on upswing following doldrums Registration for hard- ball in ’l‘hornhill has tripled this year com- pared to last. But that doesn‘t mean they’re knocking the doors down. “Right now we have just enough players for 3 Midget rep team," states That registration has grown from 30 players last year to about 90 in 1977 but there are still a few gaps in the various age brackets. “The main reason," said Thornhill Baseball League president Bob Young. “is interest dwindled quite a bit in other years. “The arrival of the Toronto Blue Jays nas certainly sparked some much-needed interest and, if the Jays keep winning, it should help us in future years." The Richmond Hill Tennis Club is calling the first extraordinary general meeting in the club’s history Friday night at 7:30 pm. Hill tennis Concerned Well Trained Tour Directors, Who Enjoy Making Your Trip Relaxed And Most Enjoyable. Outstanding Extras. 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At the moment the meeting is scheduled to be held at the Crosby courts, but attempts are still being made to find a suitable hall. If successful the location will be posted on As things stand now LESLIE A. SALGA DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 210 JACEY ANNE BLVD. at the Corner House a Open from 10 am Aug. 7, Sept. Oct. 9 July 2, 16, 30 883-1581 July 16, 30 July 9, 23 July 4, 9 The tpwn reps will comprise Peewee. Tyke, Bantam and Midget. there will be four town rep teams plus four house league teams. They'll play in the South York Simcoe Baseball League against teams such as Newmarket, Alliston. Bolton and Orangeville. All senior members are urged to attend, as the executive requires an indication from a cross- section of our mem- bership as to the direction our club must take on the the clubhouse $498 $739 $375 $409 $640 Vernon, lead; and Betty Kerry, vice. They won the Richmond Hill Day Ladies Second Schedule at the Richmond Hill Curling Club. at Levenda|e n. - 7 pm. iftrestonel vs the ’bubb/e?’ issue of winter tennis in our area. The bubble There is a proposal before the town at this moment, by a group other then our club. that a bubble be erected over Firestone Stores USE OUR flrc$ton¢ CREDIT PLAN SISLEY FOR HONDA SISLEY FOR CONVENIENCE SUPER SPECIAL! STEEL BELTED u. RADIALS (J ust north of Highway 401. at the Sheppard subway stop.) 4709 Yonge Street. 223-3111 TEST DRIVE A HONDA. CHARGEX There can be no argument with the con- cept of using what is essentially outdoor facilities on a year round basis; if it is practical, it only makes good sense. High cost But winter tennis will carry a high cost and rates of up to $9 per hour per court on top of an annual membership fee for winter play of $75 are contained within the proposal. Our club is involved to the extent that in order to facilitate this proposal for winter tennis we will be required to relinquish some of our outdoor playing time. It is a firm part of the proposal to the town that the principals of the winter group have use of the courts for six months the Crosby courts for the purpose of providing winter tennis facilities in this area. mmrs, ANVA we DéAL ALL AHDUND/ ITS No WIDE/Z I’M AN cumuler I’VE 6071 NlCEl/O‘AE, 6600 richmond hill tennis club from which, of course, means either all of April, or of October, or half of both those months are lost to the club. Early start We in Richmond Hill have traditionally had an early start to the season, and it is anything but unusual to have play in progress from late March on. October is also an active month; organized events are still taking place, and often our tournaments are still in progress. Many years play has extended well into the month of November. If we endorse the proposal we are agreeing our members who choose not to. or can not afford to join the winter tennis club. must lose six to eight weeks of playing time at a time when outdoor play is practical. Those of us who join the winter group must pay the court charge for the privilege to play tennis even at the April andâ€"or October dates when again outdoor play is possible. There 7are otlier con siderations our mem- Eu rope, Ca riizbea n, Hawaii, USA SEND FOR YOUR COPY Hui/ET $3232 SEEN OUR HOLIDAYS' GUIDEâ€. . . . RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE Richmond Hill 884-4401 Feattyi ng, SERVICE BR 78-13 Whitewalls 77 bership should deliberate on, and bring their thoughts to the meeting. In the past the Richmond Hill club has always taken the bold step in providing organized tennis in this region. 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It is just possible that with the team‘s co- operation in seeking various grants which are available for such projects. it is within the capabilities of our club to undertake the funding of a bubble for winter play and thus provide a con- tinuing program of organized tennis over a 12-month period. THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. April 27. 1977 â€" 8-3 Expensive would be expensive O removing snows O installing summers 0 static balancing rear wheels 0 adjust and check brakes Complete tire rotation $1.00 extra. So make a point to attend this important meeting‘ and let your voice be heard. Friday at 7:30 pm. Keep it free. It would entail a lot of work by a lot of people. But let's not say it can’t be done until we have collectively talked about it. Every senior member is expected to attend and help chart the route this club must take. Par- ticipate!