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Epic Realty takes York Simcoe tit/e Richmond Hill Epic Realty won the York Simcoe Juvenile championships when they defeated Newmarket in the fifth game of the playoffs after losing the first two games. Newmayrket won the first two games 5-1 and 4-1 Hill Aquatic Club wins medals at Invitational Meet the Richmond Hill Aquatic Club winners at Cindy Nicholas ln- vitational. Front row, Janet Evans. Janet Davidson, Frank Bruhn. Ann Parnis, Leslie Foord; back row, Douglas Clarke, Shane Crockford. Tim Andrew, Jacqueline Crockford. (Photo by Pirie). The Richmond Hill Aquatic Club acquitted itself very well at the recent Cindy Nicholas Dyn-oâ€"mite Invitational Swim Meet in Scarboro recently. In the 11 to 12«year old category, Janet Davidson won a bronze medal in the 200 Backstroke, and a fourth place ribbon in the 100 Back, while Janet Evans took fourth place ribbons in the 100 Breast and the 200 Breast. SchMer doesit Frank Bruhn won five medals â€" a gold in the 200 metre Back, silvers in the 100 Fly, 200 Breast. and the 200 I.M., a bronze in the 100 Breast, a fourth place ribbon in the 200 The Richmond Hill Aquatic Club staged its annual swim-a-thon Sunday at Centennial Pool. The first swimmer to finish was Jason Clarke, 7. who swam 50 lengths 11250 metres) in 37 minutes‘ Christine Bogie swam 302 lengths in the two- hour time limit, 22 more than last year, and just short of the Club record of 324 lengths. Mayor David Schiller. an honorary member of the Club. 'swam 40 lengths. an admirable achievement for someone not in full training as a swimmer. Ray Jackson. a totally blind swimmer, who swam with the club Sunday morning, put in 150 lengths as he con- ditions himself for the upcoming Handicapped Regional championships in Toronto. All together. 25 swimmers between the ages of 6 and 21 swam from 50 to 200 lengths to raise about $2,500 for the Club. To all those who sponsored a swimmer, many thanks. When the swimming was all over, the swim- mers and their parents and friends. who recorded their lengths, celebrated with a most satisfying lunch at the Ponderosa Steak House on Yonge Street. Swim well but Epic came back to win the final three games 1-0, 3-2 and 6-4. The fifth and final game was played at Richmond Hill and was a penalty- ridden match with both teams playing with only three men on the ice for most of the third period. Freestyle and a fifth in the 100 Freestyle. Tim Andrew won fourth place ribbons in the 100 Fly and the 100 Free. and sixth place ribbons in the 200 1M, and the 100 Back. Leslie Foord won a silver medal in the 13 to 14-year old 100 Fly, a bronze in the 100 Back, and a fifth place ribbon in the 200 [Mi In the 15 and over group. Jacqueline Crock- ford won four medals â€" a silver in the 100 Fly, and bronzes in the 100 Back, 200 Back, 200 1M. and a fourth place ribbon in the 100 Free. Douglas Clarke won a bronze medal in the 100 Breast. a fourth place ribbon in the 100 Fly, and sixth place ribbons in the 100 Back, 100 Free, and 200 I.M. In the 13 to 14-year Old girl's 200 Medley Relay, Janet Davidson, Janet Evans. Leslie Foord. and PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING NOT LATER THAN APRIL 20, 1979 ADDRESSED TO THE SECRETARY. PO. BOX 85, RICHMOND HILL. MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1979 - 7:30 PM. AT THE RICHMOND HILL ARENA o For all boys 7 to 15. approximately 2V2 hours of prolessional on-ice instruction each day PLUS the fun and excitementolasummercamping experience â€" swimming. water skiing. canoeing, field spans. regattas. campfires. etc o Popular HHH and NHLveterans NICK BEVERLEY. JOHNNY BOWER and BRYAN WATSON return to head a large. experienced hockey instructional staff of top professional and junior players. 0 A great wayto spendthebestsummerolyourliteâ€" write 0r phone today for free colour brochure and application lorm. NOTICE RICHMOND HILL HOCKEY Assoc. ANNUAL MEETING Newmarket opened the scoring in the first three minutes but Epic tied the game when Jeff Joslin scored at 3:34 with Bruce Buchan assisting. The visitors scored just before the period ended but Epic came back in the second period to tie it on a Elizabeth Smith placed second. and in the 15 and over 200 Medley Relay, Christine Bogie, Jackie Crockford, Leslie Foord and Ann Parnis placed fourth. Other members of the club taking part in the meet in individual and relay events were Bronwen Andrew, Evelyn Bogie, Jason Clarke. Shane Crockford, Susan White, Huw Andrew, Christine Bogie, Amber Ezechiels, Elizabeth Smith, Ann Parnis, and Susan Toporowski. This group of 18 swimmers, who improved almost all their individual times, gave the Club a sixth place finish out of 14 clubs competing, some of which had considerably more swimmers. To join, call Pete Evans 884-4594, Shirley Clarke 884-8003, or Audrey Crockford, 669-1840. goal by Mark Gossman from Reiner Plesch- berger. Newmarket scored again to lead 3-2 going into the final period. The visitors took a 4-2 lead in the third before Epic broke loose with only five minutes remaining in the game. Steve Bowers started things rolling when he scored an unassisted goal to cut Newmarket's lead to one goal. With both team playing three men aside it was Joslin tying the game from Joe] Reeves. WON There were just three minutes remaining when Pleschberger got the go ahead goal from Joslin. Newmarket pulled its goalie with one minute remaining in adesperate attempt to tie the game only to have Pleschberger score into the empty net with 22 seconds remaining. Other game results: Newmarket 5. Rich- mond Hill I. Richmond Hill goal by Gossman from Mike Smith. The Richmond Hill Cadillac Baif Peewee A‘s lost a 3-0 game to Orillia Tuesday night of last week in the fourth game of their playoff series with that team. Baif peewees lose Newmarket 4. Rich- mond Hill 1. Gossman got Richmond Hill's goal from Buchan. All three Orillia goals came in the first period. 10427 YONGE STREET RICHMOND HILL RICHMOND HILL DATSUN LTD Richmond Hill I. Newmarket 0. A big shutout for Brian Casey as his teammates con- trolled the game right from the opening face-off. Joel Reeves scored the only goal of the game in the second period with Buchan and Josling assisting. Richmond Hill 3, Newmarket 2. Richmond Hill was flying again as they tied the score halfway through thg third period at 2â€"2. The third period saw Newmarket pressing and Richmond Hill goalie Ted Inch coming up with several key saves. As overtime beckoned it was Inch clearing the puck to Reeves who hit Joslin with a pass in full stride and he drilled the puck home. Team players are Ted Inch, Brian Casey, Reiner Pleschberger, Mike Smith, A] Clark. Bruce Buchan, Joel Reeves. Torn Stubbs, Jim Majury. Steve Bowers, Terry Thorsell. Mark Gossman. Dan Girard. Jeff Joslin, Rod Graham. _ That set the scene for the dramatic final big win Sunday saw Richmond Hill losing the final playoff gang with Orilli.a '3-17withv Kevin Mclnnis getting the lone Richâ€" mond Hill goal. Ron Gelineau was out to watch the game after being away so long with an inujury. SERVICE MANAGER’S ESPECIAL ‘Fnrgflsjpné Includes; Lubrication, oil filter. oil (4 qts.), Iab0ur. RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE RICHMOND HILL 884440 {OIL CHANGE & J LUBRICATION 8:00 AM. - 5:30 PM. MON. 7 FRI. 8:00 A.MT - 4 PM. SAT. ASK ABOUT OUR 90 DAY PAYMENT PLAN )The first 25 customers to call me ’ after 9:00 am. for an appointment will receive this specially priced offer. Firestone Storflefis Hi! My name is Bob Parrish and I’m the Service Manager at Richmond Hill Firestone Store. Id like to get to know you better, so why not call me at 884-4401. STORES THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. April H. 1979 â€" B-3 " OR OTHER QUALITY PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CARS AND LIGHT TRUCKS 884â€"3300 MOST CARS we use [mucoj FILTER