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8-2 â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. March 31. 1976 Epic Realty wins ’A’ tourney North York winners tournament (Continued from 8-1) Rangers; Grand champion runner-up, El Shamaly Shrine Club, Richmond Hill, Hamilton Huskies; Most Valuable Player. Grand Championship Game; Ed Takamatsu, North York; Warren Brown Memorial Trophy, Bob Millard, North York; Ronald J. Thorn trophy. Most Valuable Defenceman, Tony Cuzzi, Kitchener; Harold Mabley Trophy, Most Gentlemanly Player, Dale Williams, Kitchener: Trio Restaurant, Most Valuable Forward. Chris DeGeer, Richmond Hill Legion; Bennet Trophy, Most Valuable Goalie, Don Ricard, Orillia; R. P. Robbins Trophy, Sydney, Nova Scotia. Leading scorer of the tournament Tuesday Dorset Park 3. Brampton 0 Hamilton A, Peterboro 2. Burlington o. Guelph 3 Richmond Hill 3. Wextord 2 North York 9, Kentville 3 Barrie 3, Etobicoke 2 Toronto Red Wings 5, Owen Sound 3 Niagara Falls 5. Georgetown 3 Wednesday Oakville 6, Nepean 5 Orillia 5, Kitchener 3 Ottawa 4, Sarnia 3 Cornwall 3, Detroit Paddock Pools 2 Kingston 7, Hill Magnas 0 Sydney 7, Lansing 0 was Perry Cuomo of Levack with a total of 13 points. - Tournaments Incorporated President Marsh Amos said total paid attendance at 9,068 was down from last year's $9,335 but “we're happy. All went well. “There were no problems, the hockey was good. and all I can say is that next year is our 10th anniversary and it's going to be the best yet." Finally: A highlight. The presence of Mrs. Gordie Howe to watch son Murray Howe. Number 9, naturally. Comment from a person who met her. “A very gracious person.“ Great way to end the ninth year of a tournament. Friday (Quarter Finals A Division Hamilton 5, Dorset Park 3 Richmond Hill 5, Burlington 4 Orillia 4. Ottawa 1 Dixie 3, Kingston 2 3 Division North York 6, Barrie 2 Red wings 9, Niagara Falls 2 Kitchener 8, Paddock Pools 4 Levack i5, Hill Magnas 1 Saturday (Semi Finals) A Hamilton 7, Richmond Hill 2 Orillia 3, Dixie 0 m AM}. (Photo by Hogg) Detroit Caesars 13, Hull 0 Dixie Beehives 3, Levack l Thursday Kitchener 5. Nepean 3 Paddock Pools 2, Sarnia 1 Hill Magnas 5, Lansmg 3 Levack B. Outremont l Orillia 5. Oakville 3 Ottawa 7. Cornwall 6 Kingston 4, Sydney 2 Dixie 3, Detroit Caesars l 8 North York 5, Red Wings 4 Kitchener 5, Levack 2 (Finalsl A Hamilton 5, Orillia 2 North York 7, Kitchener 6 Sunday Grand Championship North York 7, Hamilton 2 He's a winner North York Rangers‘ goalie Ed Takamatsu received an added after game delight when he was named the top goalie in the grand championship game. He received the Mr. Transmission trophy as presented to him by proprietor Bruce Brillinger. Nib/e tts in‘ clean, sweep ' RICHMOND HILL â€" Epic Realty Bantams won the “A” Chamâ€" pionship in the North York Invitational Tournament with vic- tories over MTHL teams from Cedar Hill. Agin- court. North York. Clairlea and Downsview. March 20, the boys from Epic Realty downed a tough Cedar Hill team 4-2. to advance to the “A” category of the tour- nament. Next came a two-game total point series against Agincourt Canadians. resulting in a 43 win for the Epics. Thursday. the Epics entered the quarter finals against North York Rangers who decided to default, giving the Epics a 1-0 win. Scoring for Richmond Hill was Jim Majury from goaltender Rick Warren. Friday, Clairlea came to play the semi-final game. However, the Epics won again by a 6-3 score. Scoring plays were by Scott Bartlett from Gary Carvin. Richard Hughes from Bartlett and Jim Majury. Hughes from David Plaxton and Jeff Josling. Rick Gerber on a pretty passing play from Plaxton and Bartlett. Gary Carvin on a wicked slap shot from the point. assisted by Bartlett, and finally, Bartlett from Joslin. The Epics advnced to the final against Down- sview and won 4-0. Epic scorers were Joslin assisted by Hughes and Bartlett, Plaxton on a great effort unassisted. Hughes from Bartlett and Dan O‘Sullivan and Bartlett from Len McVeigh and Carvin. Championship trophies were presented to the Epic boys and to team sponsor Bruno Artenosi. Hi/l badmin toners to meet on April 73 RICHMOND HILL â€"â€" The Richmond Hill Badminton Club will hold its annual general meeting and election of .officers for 1976-77 on April 13. Up for nomination will be president, secretary, treasurer, social con- vener and team captains. Following the election of officers and other business a round robin tournament will be held. The club will also be holding a party April 24 at I KennethT. l l Ham the Dalton’s at 251 Car- ville Road. Starting time is 8.30 pm. Bring your own soldier and records. Food will be provided. For further information ’ call either secretary Rosemary at 884-2778 or Jill Dalton at 889-2278. Also to advise of your presence or not. Keep air-inflated toys out of the water. Play with them on the beach where they belong. The Richmond Hill Lawn Tennis Club CROSBY FACILITY Is Now Taking Applications For Membership and lessons For 1975 Contact Mrs. Draper 884-4859 SOCCER PLAYERS NEEDED FOR THE KLEINBURG SOCCER CLUB Playing in the First Division of The Newmarket and District Soccer League. All games played Saturdays, 5 pm. INDOOR TRAINING STARTS THIS WEEK For information, please call Manager â€" Geoff Share 893-1744 RICHMOND HILL â€" Stevens was a spec» usual outstanding game the Clancy tournament Niblett team continue S . The Wilson Niblett Minor tacular one man effort as on defence. exhibition series Wed- their winning way in the emor‘ I Peewee A team finished he stickhandled around The same Niblett boys nesday of last week. Clancy series by Representative ‘ its York Simcoe con- two defensemen and decisioned Thornhill Bruce MacLean opened defeating Cedar Hill 2-1. ' solation playoff series continued on to beat the PeeweeB‘s March 21 with the scoring from Dave Ken Jensen scored for R . . with a clean sweep goalie. Doug Rae getting two Leuschner; and Mark Richmond Hi“ from Mark epre§erltm9 : $43900 downing Aurora by 4-3 Two assists went to goals with singles to Ken- Stevens scored the tying Stevens and Eddie Main; SUD Llfe In . . March 19. Eddie Main with Bruce Jensen and Gary goal from.Ken Jensen. and Gary Sutherland the Community Installation extra Ken Jensen led the MacLean, Duane Aubie, Sutherland. The Thor- Another exhibitizn from Jensen and Slnce1957 winning offensive with Mark Stevens. and Dave nhillers had only lost one game Saturday saw t e Leuschner_ ' two goals with singles to Leuschner getting other game this season. 10265 Y n St _ f Doug Rae and Mark singles. Richmond Hill tied the _ o ge_ - Stevens. The goal by Leuschner played his MTHL Voyageurs 2-2 in Richmond HIII . - 8848854 3342025 223-2124 I s a ' * financing available . . . . Spring SemaefiSrarr Up * improves gas rate. Equipment & Apparel “CANADA (Continued from 8-1) the press. That's me. Terry Chap- man did a beautiful job in this department and she was ably assisted by her friend, Eric. These things count, you know. And now the award for the most optimistic person of all. Tournament soon as this tournament is over, I‘m getting on the phone and lining up next year‘s. I want to get a team from every province in the coun- trv." Now that's class. And that‘s Marsh. You had better believe it. " NOW OPEN President Marsh Amos who, at the Forgent ( res Newweueadwbber “eigh‘ °f ""3 m“ a‘ “"3 “eigh‘ °f Wha‘ else is “We ‘0 say? the exhaustion,came outand said he Nothing except there were no _ Heady325éigrgftie all ai'aboui V: Lh‘eufiogégl'hasf‘pee: provides was already planning for next year. major incidences during the tour- s Twae aggresswehtrezililfgségg:‘lgb‘llw and Dogma an That‘ll be the 10th anniversary of nament, Except me_ And I'm not p excellent IraCllogc‘é: on we, pavement Relieads ale 2,: Mimi“; “til ‘i 7 00 pei we will be Added J yl excellent way 'A marge 0' s; L78 i3 with li-ltl'fl’iaiilt} I'ti‘f-v if" i mil .ii P iii. the tournament and he really wants to make it “the best yet“. Do you know what he said? “As about to discuss it. After all, sur- vival is the name of the game. Isn’t it? WANTED! Communities to participate in York Minor Softball House League Boys & Girls Age 9 to 16 887-5425 0“ 884-8443 for further advertisments 38 LEVENDALE RD. RICHMOND HILL 8844861; DON REID, LIFELONG RESIDENT OF RICHMOND HILL OPENS OWN BUSINESS Don Reid, a native of this community, has been working in the automobile sales and service business locally for more than a quarter of a cent- ury. He is NOW open for business in his Rangers lead playoff games WILLOWDALE â€" The Willowdale Rangers took a commanding two game lead in their best-of-five North York Senior hockey 3 H. iiol handling and - d we life This is yimr d Con . lread Olle'S 90° The wide 7 “b 9 gym“ exten ad coniaci io “n traction plus fol/lat: ‘S a velnsudongvék m l Polyester mom H e If: cord material ‘\ the coldest weather el Polyeslet Yet It gives a S semi finals against Downsview Flyers by f edging them 2-1 in the first game and blasting them 7-2 in the second one. ’ The A series saw the Don Mills Comets tying Victoria Village in the first game prolong lire life rowdes dry re ‘The Sup-R Bell is lllSI w . and al a super once A RICHMOND HILL , MINOR BALL ASSOCIATION own shop at 16 Ind- , ,, ,,,,, “.m- twat/"1' i“ ustrial Road (just off C3m"*l\‘""‘ 9“" 3‘7: ',',.".'. ' Yonge on South (Hillel 10W.) 1"“ ‘ "' ' If.) ‘ side, next to Street , ,. mom «is “f I‘ll", ,-. Bros. Auto Electric.) '3“ "ll-4‘ “' " m {I l Don and his qualified staff will speClalize in the sale of quality used cars and light 'i I, I Deluxe Champior‘ IL NEW ARENA (Banquet Room) Saturday, April 3rd and 10th 10 am. to 4 pm Fee: $7.00 per child $ l per Family new players. PLUS OHIP NUMBER j Don plans an ottiCial grand opening celebration at a PARENTS SIGNATURE ON 1 1553'$2512;‘2;?isEiiZETfhlhioYZ'foOfli2‘35 E93127 REGISTRATION FORM IS REQUIRED. : PLAYERS AGE LIMIT: trucks, of which he now has a good selection on hand. He is backed by a modern, well«equrpped repair shop With IaCIIIIIES not only to recondition and certify his used cars. but also to offer the motoring public a com- plete line of general repairs to all makes, including lubrication Oil changes, etc using Kendall Oil Products. Being also an Authorized Motor Vehicle Inspection Station, he IS qualified to issue mechanical fitness certificates Don would like to thank his many friends and suppliers who have helped him in so many ways to get his new business under way Spemal thanks to the manage ment and staff of Town Auto Body and Thrifty Rener-Car for their kindness and assmance at a time when it was Greatly appreCiated Proof of age 3 required for See our complete selection of BICYCLE TIRES and TUBES ‘Fwestone Stores RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE :;:.. Richmond Hill 8844401 DON REID SALES it SERVICE. 15 Industrial Road, Richmond Hill 8844026-7 5 Years Old as Oi Iamlafy 1. 1975 lo 18 - rugecgun nouns: M0iii., TUES., wro, SAT.,Ba.m.-6p.m. Qualit ,Us Cars $203312: THURSDAY AND FRIDAY8a.m.-9p.m. Years Of age i PersonzilizecherVIce 0" '