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He was a greens superintendent for more than 50 years. He retired from York Downs Golf Club in Unionville in 1971 after 20 years as superintendent there. In preceding years he A former superintendent with the Richmond Hill Summit Golf Club as well as Thomhill Uplands, Norman MacDonald, 81, of Spring Gardens in Willowdale, died November 18. Peewee W&P Motors handed Oak Ridges Rangers a 4-1 defeat November 16 at Bond Lake Arena, in a well played game. Scoring for Richvale Oak Ridges‘ Club 99 went on a scoring spree to defeat Rendezvous 8-1. Rendezvous played their best but were no match for the strong Club 99. Points for Richvale went to Raymond Perry with a goal and Joe Balistreri with an assist. Norm MacDonald dies former area golf super a 4-3 win over Oak Ridges Panthers in a good, clean, exciting game from start to finish. Getting assists were Rodney Clugston and Murdock Murray. Joe Granton and- Paul Gettel each came up with two tallies to give Pizzaville Atom Herron’s Sales defeated the Music Shoppe lads 4-1 with Terry Bunker, Larry Thorsell, Chris Wanschura and Craig Femm sharing the winners' counters and Wanschura, Femm and Tom Bucci received assist points. Gordon Gerley shot the puck home on a solo effort for Music Shoppe. Richvale Lions managed to squeeze out a 5-4 win over Carlisle Real Estate in the second game. Darin Gradzinski had a great day for the Lions as he potted all five goals assisted by Tod Dungey and Teddy Bunker. Carlisle's points came from Orveo Paoletti with two goals and an assist, Gordie Peters with two goals, Brian Winch with three assists and Jim Formenton with one helper. 6. Has had roots in Richmond'Hill for last 17 years. 7. Previous experience on Council 8. Believes in 4 Pct. growth rate. 9. Wants to retain Town character. 10. Believes in representation by Ward on Parks Committee 3. Works efficiently and will not have to stretch part time job into full time as other candidates say they will. 4. Can be reached at 884-4274 always. 5. Interested in Community as shown by membership in Lions, Legion, Y., Parks Association, Arena Association, etc. Novice As the 1-1 score indicates it was a really close game November 17 when Thorn- crest Motel met Baker’s Sales and Service. Baker’s goal was netted by Grant Clark assisted by Robb Watt and Thorncrest’s by David Abernathy from Mark Spenceley. 1. Professional Engineer, only one running regionally. 2. Self-employed â€" can devote all time necessary to position. Richvale and Oak Ridges House Leagues in the Atom, Peewee and Bantam division have started an exhibition series which will continue until January 19, with playoffs starting January 25. The midget division will be interlocking with Oak Ridges and Maple, with games continuing until February 22. Richvale’s OMH‘A Atoms fell victim to Sharon at Oak Ridges November 15 by a 15- 2 score. The first period was fairly even and Sharon was lucky to come out of it ahead H). But in the second stanza Sharon took control and scored eight goals. Richvale Atoms did not score until the third when Captain Allan Evelyn got both counters Thorncrest, Baker’s tie 1-1 House League Richvale hockey ELECT Regional Councillor - Richmond Hill ERIC GEORGE ERIC GEORGE MacDonald was a barber and farmer when the Thomhill golf club course was being built around 1920. He used his farm horses on the course construction and from then on made greenskeeping his career. He leaves his wife, Edythe, daughter, Margueritte and sons, Ronald, Roy and Hugh. had been with New Uplands, Summit and the Fort Erie Club where he was manager as_ _we1} as superintendent. In a hard-fought game Oak Ridges Cougars eked out a 3-2 win over Loughlin Lumber. Loughlin’s goals were shot home by Neil Rothwell assisted by Ron Keeting and Keeting assisted by Doug Everton. Midget Led by a hot goaltender, Ron Mahue, Richvale defeated maple 9-2 in the first league game of the year. Marksmen for Rich- vale were Paul Gregoire, Bruno Strazdins and Bob Hogg each with two goals, Frank Smith, Ian Hunter and John De Jong with one goal apiece. In a hard-fought game United Drain trailed Surf Marine until the closing minutes when Mauro Fantin tied the score at 1-1. He was assisted by Dominic Pacitto and Gavin Butler. Surf Marine‘s goal was a solo effort by Glen Gettel. Clarence Geer also played an exceptional game. Bantam It was a close battle as Oak Ridges’ Eagles edged G.C. Romano 4-3 in a fast moving game. Romano’s scoring was done by Mark Murphy with a hat trick, assists going to Dave Twidale and Donny Peters, The score was 4-2 when Raymore defeated R&R Motors in a well played contest. Raymore‘s counters were netted by Eric Ahnert who scored twice, Frank Cavallo and Craig Hinch. Getting helpers were Cavallo, Hinch and Mike Moyal. R&R goals came from the sticks of Robert Cashin and Scott Harrell with Duncan Butler helping. Richvale’s Suburban Rad blanked the Oak Ridges Panthers 4-0 as the Suburban sharpshooters took advantage of every opportunity. This was the first time the Panthers had played together. Marksmen for the winners were David Carmichael with two goals, Glen Smith and Ronald Johnson with a goal each. Earning assists were Gary McKechnie who had two, Johnson and Denis Richard with one each. were Neil Cooke with two goals, Dean Reilly and Dave Purves with a goal each. Brian McGuckian got two assists and Rob Lyman one. Bradford scored first, the only goal of an evenly matched first period, and went two up at the 5:07 mark The next night it was a different story as Richvale handed Bradford a 4-2 defeat on their own ice. Richvale rallied from a two- goal deficit to win. while Sharon added six more to their total. DATED at Richmond Hill, this 14th day of November, 1974 Robert H. Blackburn. Solicitor, Administrator with Will Annexed, by his solicitors, Messrs. Lawlor, LeClaire. Stong & Nevins, Barristers and Solicitors, 10265 Yonge Street, Rich- mond Hill, Ontario. Estate will be distributed, with regard only to the claims of which the un- dersigned shall then have notice and the undersigned will not be liable to any person of whose claim he shall not then have notice. All Persons having claims against the Estate of Paul Lowell Fox late of the Town of Richmond Hill, in the Regional Municipality of York, who died on or about the 13th day of November, 1973 are hereby notified to send particulars of same to the undersigned on or before the 11th day of December, 1974, after which date the Attending were Club President Andy Graham; Vice President Richard Simpson; Secretary Ivan Brown; and Treasurer Ian McGinnis. In the 1 Lowell Fox Also honored were Anne and Andy Graham, Ray Boyer, and Alf Evans.'All the players and club associates received plaques. Excellent dancé mhsic was supplied by Tommy Parker. John Connelly was selected as his team‘s “most valuable player” at the Richmond Hill United Soccer Club’s ' annual social and awards night Friday night of last week. The voting was very close. Other awards saw a tie for the “most valuable club man” between Ian McGinnis and Frank Unger; with Margaret and Mark Landles being honored for their outstanding assistance and service to the club. Mark is the coach. John Connelly soccer MVP David LeClaire captured first place in the third group as he up-ended five op- ponents. In second place was Darryl Thoms with third going to Ron Donoghue. Promoted to yellow belt was Paul Rigon; to green belt, Doug MacLean; blue belt, David Hughes won the best technique ribbon as well as the most kiai or fighting spirit. Promoted to yellow belt were Gavin Wester- mann, John Wilton, John Aird. Orange belt: Sidney Alexander, Patrick Ribbons and Alan Kearns. John Hughes was promoted to green belt. John Hughes, by quick thinking and good technique, won the trophy in the second grouping. Second place went to Gesine Vonn Wittken with Patrick Ribbons coming in third. The November tour- nament saw first place in Group 1 taken by Desmond Clarke who ,defeated five opponents. Second place went to Wayne Power with Rasheed Saleuddin trailing him. Promoted to yellow belt were: Kathy McClelland, John Stoner, Saleuddin - and Wayne Power. He received a trophy for his endeavors. Club officials announced that similar presentations will be made on a monthly basis. Karl Wolfer was declared the outstanding judoka of the evening at a recent Richmond Hill Judo Club tournament. Peewee Gullo Enterprise played to a 2-2 draw November 15 as they hosted Sharon but had In the third, steady goalkeeping at both ends kept the score at 2-1 until Evelyn tied it unassisted at the 6:40 mark. With just four minutes left Evelyn got a second solo effort. Soon after he just missed a hat trick when his shot hit the crossbar. Tracy Warner sank a Brian Mason pass to complete the scoring. Rob Johnson played a solid game in goal for Richvale. Eddy Iafano shifted back to defence and played well and Allan Evelyn is the team leader with his excellent two-way play. Judo/<3 trap/7y to Karl Wolfer of the second. Only 47 seconds later John deHaas scored a short-handed goal assisted by Paul Darigon. Bic/2 vale Atoms lose 75-2 Sharon NOTICETO CREDITORS ANDOTHERS the Estate of Paul In the brown belts only category, Roland Schmid was tops. Larry Thompson came second and Tom Jellicoe third. Winning the first place trophy in the‘fourth group was Robert Hughes followed by Roland Schmid in second and Larry Thompson in third. Bruce O’Brien and Robert Wilkinson were promoted to yellow belt. Hughes moved up to orange belt. The ribbon for the best technique went to Tom Jellicoe and Hughes won the most kiai. LeClaire The next night Gullo Enterprises defeated Bradford 5-2 in Bradford, striking fast as de Piero scored in the first 20 seconds, Jesson assisting. Paul Dimock made it 2-0 at 9:08. Bradford scored twice in the second period. Sharon made it 2-0 at 6:13 of the third. With less than four minutes left Shawn McDowell rammed in a pass from Scott Spires to put Richvale on the scoreboard. Barry Jesson got the tying goal with only 1:56 remaining on a passing play from Randy de Piero and Heinz Losberg. Only one penalty was called in the whole game. to rally late in the third period to gain the tie. Sharon scored the first goal with only 50 seconds left in the first period. There was no scoring in the second. , RICHMOND HILL NEEDS For transportation call 884-1669 - 889-5355 - 887-5933 - 773-5669 - 881-2520 HE HAS THE TIME, RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE IS YOUR GIFT HEADQUARTERS THE MOST AOCOMMODATING PEOPLE IN THE WORLD Midget Richvale Midgets handed Bradford a 6-3 defeat. The goals were netted by Pat Hudema unassisted, Rick Binder aided by Chris Nickalo, Harold Simpson unassisted, Bill Cromb set Jesson scored the go- ahead gfoal at 6:13 of the third on a pass from de Piero and Wayne McLellan. Shawn McDowell added one unassisted and Heinz Losberg clicked for the fifth, Mike Hegenauer getting the assist. Paul Gullo played a strong game in goal, making the big saves when called on. with Sm fig ENJOY YOUR WEDDING RECEPTION CALL HOLIDAY INN: TORONTO-AIRPORT 677-7611 TORONTO-DON VALLEY 449-4111 TORONTO-WEST 621-2121 TORONTO-DOWNTOWN 367-0707 TORONTO-EAST 293-8171 v TORONTO-YORKDALE 789-5161 I EXPERIENCE, AND ABILITY 25 Years Resident of Richmond Hill ELECT . . . ON DEC. 2nd ran FULL TIME REGIONAL COUNCILLOR Juvenile Richvale Juveniles held Sharon to a 2-3“ tie November 17 after defeating them so in a previous en- counter. Steve Wilson got the first Richvale goal at 12:15 of the second period. blasting in a shot from the point. with Peter Fraser making the play, after Gord Lloyd dug the puck out of the corner. vale up by Wayne McCartney, Greg McDowell assisted by Harold Simpson and Simp- son helped by Cromb. Mike Johnson played a good netminding game for Richâ€" At perit defel Mall mim lengl 677-7611 449-4111 621-2121 367-0707 293-8171 789-5161 WAINWRIGHT At the start of the third period Sharon tied it up on a defensive lapse but Hillcrest Mall tied it up less than a minute later on a rink- length dash by Greg Payne who was set up by Reid Werner. With only 44 seconds left Sharon tied it again and that was it. Regional Councillor 0n Dccambev 2nd now invites you to use their facilities for: o WEDDING RECEPTIONS o BANQUETS 0 PRIVATE PARTIES, ETC. Richmond Hill Curling Club THE LIBERAL M29 Please contact Richmond Hill Curling Club P.0. Box 120, Elgin Mills Rd Richmond Hill, 889-3185 - 8: For Your Convenience Wednesday, Nov 889-4554 1974 â€" 25