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Hi|| takes Bradford tourney 8-2 â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday, May 2. 1979 Fraser to ska te at celebrity dinner Richmond Hill‘s Donald Fraser and partner Candy Jones will be two of several performers guesting at the 12th an- nual "Figure Skating Celebrity Dinner“ next Saturday at the Toronto Cricket. Skating and Curling Club. Fraser and Jones recently captured top honors at the Professional World Figure Skating championships in Jaca. Spain. They won first in pairs for the third year in a row. Both have competed professionally for a number of years and have E'R‘ated ‘ir'r' lHé'”Té‘I’1‘er Cranston Ice Show. Another pair of area skaters. Keith Swin- dlehurst. and Judie Jeffcott. placed second in the pairs dance com- petition in Spain. The 12 annual Bursary Fund Dinner and skating show at the Cricket Club promises to be one of the best ever. ()ther headlines include Lorna Wighton and John Dowding, Senior Dance champions of Canada, Richmond Hill Town Hockey League President Jack Major (left) and John Mills hold the new “Jack Major Trophy" which will go to the; league champions each season. Summit Transmission won it this year. Motto on the cup reads: “Win with humility. lose like a man." (Liberal Photo by Bruce Hogg). New trophy WHAT A BLAsm CEILING 9 DECORATIVE TEXTURE $843M. WALL srucco Ens. Brian Pokar, Senior Men‘s ‘champion of Canada. and Vern Taylor, one of the world‘s most exciting single skaters. Fromthe ladies stand- point. Ottawa‘s Janet Morrissey, Senior Ladies champion of Canagia, and runner up Heather Kemkaran. Also performing will be Tracey Wainman, the young Novice lady champion of Canada. A complete list of the performers and their hometown is as follows: DONALD FRASER Celebrity swimmer PROTEX STUCCO for Spray Application WITH THIS SPRAY TEXTURE APPLICATOR. EASY TO HANDLE - PROFESSIONAL RESULTS. RENT 0R PURCHASE STUCCO A WAll . . . ORCEILING - EASILY! Brian Pocker. Calgary: Lorna Wighton. Toronto: John Dowling, Oakville: Vern Taylor. Toronto: Janet Morrissey, Ottawa: Heather Kem‘karan Toronto; Patricia Flet Cher. Toronto. Michael de la Penotiere‘ Toronto; Marie McNeil, Halifax: Robert McCall. Halifax: Lee Ann Jackson. Brantford: Bernard Souche, Toronto; Deborah Albright, Toronto. Becky Gough. Cam- bridge; Mark Rowsom. Cambridge; Kay Thompson. Torontlo; Brian 6min“: Pgnefhng ;~ Kelly Johnston. Willowdale; Kris Barber, Glen Williams: Lorri Baier, Mitchell: Lloyd Eislerv Seaforth: Tracey Wainman. Mississauga: Candy Jones. Toronto; Don Fraser, Richmond Hill‘ Tickets for the 12th Annual Bursary Dinner and Skating exhibitions are available from: J. lrving‘ 65 Fonthill Boulevard. Unionville‘ (416) 291-2804 Spectators are . welcome. ? Slo Pitch When you like doing something you just keep doing it until you get it right. That could be the motto for the Richmond Hill Town League hockey allstars who romped to a three win and no 1055' record on the weekend in the annual Bradford hockey tournament. “We got together for the first time to play the Richmond Hill Provincial A Rams a few weeks ago." said coach Barry Bingham. “The boys found they enjoyed playing together so much they've been doing it ever since." That’s why they decided to enter the Bradford tournament and the rest is history. The Hill team blitzed by the opposition winning 5-3 against Murfin Shell of Newmaflxet, 80 against L. H. Oliver of Sharon, and 7-2 against Robinsor Gulf of Bradford. Not faring so well but giving it the old college try was a second all star team from the Richmond Louise Brisbois of Thomhill will be one of the swimmérs competing this Sunday in the Junior Trials for Central East at Thornlea Swimming Pool. Swim Meet The meet runs from 10 am. to 1 pm. at Thornlea Swimming Pool on Bayview Avenu»e. The competitors are vying for 'the Ontario competitions. The Richmond Hill 810 Pitch Softball league will commence its second season of operation with a tripleheader May 27 at the Town Park beginning at 6 pm. The league has ex- panded from four teams to six this season with the Red Eyes and the Misfits joining forces with the returning Sudsers (last year‘s champs), the Bombers, the 01d Jays and the Ball Machine. “ A11” fleh‘ms“ will be' equipped with new sweaters and caps. The opening games see the Red Eyes meeting the Sudsers at 6 pm; the Bombers against the Misfits in the middle game and the Old Jays going against the Ball Machine. All teams will play.15 games each with a final roundrobin tournament held, involving all the teams, to decide a champion. Hill league. They lost their first game 3-2 to Robinson Gulf and the second one 8-2 to the Bradford Allstars. JELLING “This was the team‘s, fourth time together,” said Bingham. “and they've just started to jell. They're just having a real good time." SUN VALLEY The “togetherness” has become so infectious the team is in the early stages of planning a trip to Sun Valley in the United States to compete in a tournament there. But back to Bradford. The opening game win against Newmarket saw goals split evenly bet- ween Rod Chapman, Larry Clews, Earl Hook, Rob Hurlburt and Jim Roffey. Th:th turned out to be the toughest one of the three as the Hill team 8712 2/ LE SALE We don't just hand you a box a We deliver 0 We assemble and install it 0 We make sure everything is working and ready 0 We demonstrate the operation of the grill too. Superior puts it All TOGETHER for you Use your Chargex or Master Charge VISA romped by Oliver 8-0 in the second game with Ben Bourget picking up the shutout. Tony Roffey led the scoring parade in this one with two goals with singles to Chapman, Dave Berseth. Steve Wilson, Hurlburt, Wayne Roffey and Phil Wilson. The win gave Richmond Hill a bye to the championship final. 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