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8-2 â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. March 24. 1976 Epic boys ousted by Orillia in finals York Simcoe champs Middle row. Ken Main. Joe Thurston. Bill Following are members of the Richmond Hill Tournaments Inc. Minor Bantams who won the York-Simcoe championship last week. Front row (left to right) Maurice Del Fabro. Craig Halliday, Danny Henderson. Eddie McCleave. Allen. Steve Dave Jordan. Shannon. David Glen Dunford. Madden. Mike O‘Donnell. Mark Austin. Jeff Briggs. Doug Eldridge. Eric Rockarts, Doug Jones. Back row. Larry Trollope, manager. Ray Floyd. coach. Wayne Allison coach. (See story Page 8-1). Min or ball registration time RICHMOND HILL Registration dates for Richmond Hill Minor Ball will be held April 3 and 10 from 10 am. to 4 pm. in the new arena here. Fee per child is $7. family rate is $18, It was also announced that “with the increasing interest and co-operation of the parents in Rich- mond Hill“ the association has achieved a full executive com- mittee with all positions filled for the 1976 season. The executive com~ mittee is: New executive S t a n S h a d o f f. president: Shirley Ed- wards. treasurer: George Nelson. equipment manager: Ann Thorpe. publicity director; Lillian Chepelsky. secretary; Dale Trumbull. diamond controller; Lois Smith. head convener; Ed Deminiuk, umpire-in- chief. Footnote: The RHMBA is a separate body of executives from the Rich- mond Hill Ball Association which most people seem to be con- fused about. The minor ball executives work directly with all boys and girls ages five years and up in the house league division in Richmond Hill only. Lots of enthusiam RHMBA publicity director Anne Thorp told “The Liberal" that “with all the enthusiasm being shown we are looking forward to a very promising season in minor ball with lots of action nightly in Brad- stock Park commencing around May 24. “Parents are urged to attend registration with their children as a parental signature is required on all ap- plication forms. “We still need all those parents who so graciously gave their time last season in coaching our house league teams for similar duties this season. We also need conveners for all divisions as well. “You can sign on registration day when you come to the arena. Your efforts are very much appreciated, not only by the children but by the executive com- mittee and parents alike. It is quite a rewarding experience to be involved with boys and girls in the Firestone STORES SERVICE SPECIALS Alignment and suspension check f\ s . most cars yes we service imports too . 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" RICHMOND HILL An injury-plagued Rich- mond Hill Epic Realty Bantam team went down to defeat against Orillia in the York Simcoe finals by 4-2 and 5-2 scores. That final 5-2 loss saw the Realty bantams forced to dress injured "Digger" DeGeer and have him sit on the bench just to have the required number of players in the lineup. Despite this. the Epic boys come up with a hard struggle before losmg with their goals going to Scott Bartlett from Jeff Joslin; and Gary (‘arvin from the same Bartlett. The opening game 4-2 loss saw the Hillers losing a tough one despite a great effort in the net by Rick Warren. For Epics it was Bartlett from Joel Reeves and Cross; and Rick Gerber from Jim Majury and Joslin. ('oach happy Epic coach Richard Hughes was happy with his despite the loss stating that “this is a great group of kids who in the past years of playing OMHA hockey have never gone this far in the league. Their efforts deserve full BAYMAR SPORTS 459 MARKHAM RD. 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Play today The second game takes place today iWediiesdayi at North York Centennial Arena The opening game against Cedar Hill saw I-Ipic take a 3-0 lead in the first period on two goals by Bartlett and one by Gerber Assists went to David I’laxton. t‘arvin and Joslin Cedar Hill came back in the second and third periods to make it 3-2 but Richard Hughes put the game away from Bar- tlett Shiitout for Warren The second game saw goalie Rick Warren coming up with the shutout with a terrific effort The goals were scored by Bartlett from Cross and Hughes; Bartlett from {\lajury and Dan ()‘Sullivan; and Hughes from Majury and Joslin. l COACHES NEEDED URGENTLY Town Representative Teams Need YOUR Help Please Contact: Mr. Stan Thornington 884-7098 Before March Blst BOYS TEAMS SQUIRTSV Under 11 yrs. of age BANTAMSUnder 15 yrs of age MIDGET-Under 17 yrs. of age GIRLS TEAMS BANTAM under 15 MIDGET-Uridei l7 JUVENlLE Under 19 Ages as of Jan 15 of Current year, I! r small srzed sweeperwrth dust away from walls Color Rally Red BISSELL RUG BUG The new features The all steel case has a baked enamel IlnlSh and Vinyl bumper Corner brushes whisk \\\ V\:\\\\\ i\ full Sized $11.99 t .l iii xiii wit y... i ll. .\\l‘i., ‘2‘ V 0-CEDARANGLER BROOM The brOOrn fOr all big robs A 9 angle Cuton bristles allows mOre effrcreht sweeping on any Surface $3.77 \9 Dominion Hardware makes it easy with these fine products... 0-CEDAR GLEEM SPONGE MOP Features a rust proof frame and a 48 ontiinelled handle at only $3.27 GLEEM SPONGE MOP REFILL $1.19 SCOTCHGARD ' ALL PU upholstered furniture. needlepomt tablecloths. boat topsâ€" NOTE TO SLOPPV EATERS try It on ties' 53.661602. 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