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Emphasis appears to be placed on the develop- ment of individual athletes for the Georgian Bay and OFSAA com- petitions. Enthusiasm to capture the overall award at the York County cham- pionships seems to be secondary this season among the six local teams participating. In my view, lack of proper training facilities, increased qualifying competitions, and finances, have combined to cause this cutback in enthusiasm for track and field by local high schools. The addition of yet another qualifying meet after the Georgian Bay finals is designed to minimize the number of competitors who will advance to the OFSAA finals in Sudbury one week later The south zone, con- sisting of Bayview Secondary School, 'l‘hornlea, Langstaff, Richmond Hill, 'l‘hornhill, St. Roberts, Woodbridge and Markham, have always provided keen competition and Ontario finalists in this sport. The pathetic facility situation with Richmond Hill is well known with only one 400-metre track at Langstaff Secondary School being available and this facility is in need of extensive repair. Track and field com- petitions among the local high schools fires off Thursday at the 'l‘homlea track. Starting gun fires! Markham High’s Craig Chuba, left, hands the baton to Graham MacDonald of Thornlea high and he's on his way to complete this area’s miles in the big Cross Canada Run to celebrate High School Sport The new Porsche 924 By Bob Thompson Wefve nevet had this much exatement In our showroom. an improved model, it‘s a whole new concept in automotive design The new Porsche 924 is not inexpensive. But it is less than you'd expect. Come in and see for yourself. Come in and experience the most driveable Porsche ever produced Once you see it and drive it you'll realize that the 924 is not just On your way, Graham The lack of proper facilities also forces our high schools to travel great distances for the championship meets. This year's York County championships will be held outside the region at Etobicoke Stadium in Metro Toronto, the Georgian Bay finals are slated, once again for Parry Sound . . . a good two hours drive north. A semiâ€"final meet for OFSAA is scheduled for Brantford. 100 miles to the west; then the OFSAA Final exam time has always been pressing close on the heels of the track and field season and the loss of study and classroom time has never sat well with many of the local educators. In short, Peugeot is an economical car specifically because it‘s not a cheap one Because when you have a better car in the beginning, you save money in the end. Some 46,000 points on every single Peuéeot are subjeet to'figorous quality control. 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Hwy. 400 8 Aurora Side Road CARRYING PLACE Bill Tape Ron Ellis COUNTRY CLUB Protessional Manager Tel. (416) 727-5711 Week in Canada. The baton will eventually travel right across Canada. Proceeds go to high school sports. All area relay teams participated. The pick-up was at the town hall Wednesday of last week. Many Peugeot parts are forged instead of sparpped, and that's not cheap. PRIMETIME AVAILABLE ON WEEKENDS FOR RESERVATIONS CALL Eventually this em- phasis on key athletes will add track and field to the casualty list which already includes football and senior girls basketball. for only the enthusiastic and talented athletes. Golf 884-8841 773-4444 (Photo bv H‘ 99‘ The boys will be billeted by the parents of the local team. A series of exhibition games and social events are being prepared for the 10 day visit. This will be one of the highlights during another booming season forecasted for 1977 with 525 youngsters registered That’s when a Major Mosquito team from Mexico will be competing against one in the Rich- mond Minor Soccer Association. Richmond Hill will get a taste of some “south of the border" soccer action come the last week of July and the first week of August. USE OUR Firestone CREDIT FUN ‘Fwestone Stores By Jane Stel (HKRGE A Soccer-A-Thon has been scheduled for June with hopefully all players participating. The ’assoc'iation hopes to raise some money for its development fund. Town representative team coaches have already been out trying to get their teams together. Formation of the teams is now under way and all registered players should be receiving word from their respective coaches within the next 7 to 10 days. 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