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The York County Volleyball Club will be holding the first of two high school tournaments next Saturday at Thor- nlea Secondary School. A second tournament will take place October 20 at the same school with the competitions com- mencing at 8:30 am. The finals will be in the evening. Other action will see the top senior team from York County invited to the prestigious York University Classic Tournament October 13. There will be prizes for the finalists in both tournaments. Thvey went to the winners and runners-up Lorenz Boff of the Ken Bentham Signs‘ Atoms accepts the Eric Mac- Murray Memorial Trophy for being the most improved player in the Richmond Hill Soccer Club House League this past season. Presenting it is William MacMurray. (Liberal photo by Bruce Hogg) By PAT KELLY It rained sunshine and trophies oin‘ (he wegekgng as the Richmond Hill Minor Soccer Club's season ground [0 a triumphant ending. Championship was the name ofthe final day with some 800 trophies handed out to the lucky victors of season and post-season contests. On hand to distribute the trophies were Rich- mond Hill Soccer Club President Jane Stel. Whitchurch-Stouffville Soccer Club President Martin Johansen. and York Centre MLAS Alf Stong. Volleyball tourney Libéral QCer "’0’ * Ba? 8 30L ‘9: UR? VOL‘ It rained trophies at Soccer Day FOR EARLY DELIVERY ORDER NOW FROM He's improved LIMBERT'S The teams were tied 2-2 at the end of regulation time and two 10-minute overtimes failed to produce a deciding goal. Each team then took five kicks at goal with each The final game of the day turned out to be a mini-marathon between Flair Upholstery and Royal Canadian Legion Branch 375. in the games of the day and, indeed. to every young person who played soccer in Richmond Hill this season. CLOSE GAMES There were no runaway winners in the five games played. In only one game was the winning margin greater than two goals. 895-3222 EAGLE STREET NEWMARKET RAMS PROVINCIAL I I I I .jlfllbl’l/ A ADULT 'ZSO STUDENTS '|.50 CHILDREN '1.00 ‘ Winne'r of the 50/50 Draw Mr. K. Vance RAMS TUESDAY, OCT. 9th RICHMOND HILL ARENA MEMORIAL CUP CHAMPION PETERBOROUGH PETES VS All proceeds from this Exhibition Game will go towards the purchase of new seats in the arena... SUPPORT YOUR ARENA... TIME: 7:45 PM 1980 [lac/fay First prize was won by A. Mackenzie of Scarboro scoring three times They then went to alternating shots until Flair Upholstery‘s George Karvouniaris beat Legion goalie Keith Whitting. Flair‘s goalie Mark Rothwell and his teammates heaved one great sigh of relief before they started jumping for Joy. LONG DAY It was a long day and a busy one. A draw was held on tickets for a raffle held by the A. Beattie Minor Atoms to raise funds for their Miami Trip. POLYEI'HYLENE FILM Thla durable film is handy to havearound lhe home or cottage. It makes an excellent vapour barrler. 2M". 2Mll. 1 500 Sq. FL 1.500 Sq. Ft. and second prize by A. Middleton of Aurora. The Kiddie Kobblers‘ Peewee girls, winners of both their league and the Cup were busy selling raffle tickets. If you were unfortunate enough to miss a chance you can still buy tickets from Jerry Van Essen by phoning him at 889-4302. The Eric MacMurray Memorial trophy for the most improved player in the house league was won by Lorenz Boff of the Atom Division as selected by the coaches. A list of players submitted by coaches appears below. Winner of the most valuable player award in the Bantam division was Peter Del Grosso who was picked by his teammates. It was presented by Mrs. Kemohan. MEDAL Winners of the Adidas Skills contest were presented with medals to acknowledge the honors they had brought to the club. Bobby Kennedy received a gold medal: Philip Landault. a silver. and Helen Tomlinson a bronze. EXCEPTFOR CASH & CARRY SPECIALS SPECIALIZING IN HARDWOOD MARINE LUMBER PLYWOODS FREE DELIVERY ON ORDERS OF $50.00 OR MORE 15" X 48" X 4-3/8" ' 15" X 48" X 71/4” 16" X 48” X 9" 99 99 9 Cash & Carry Cash 8. Carry 0”“ 8‘ carry TRUCKLDAD INSULATION CASH G CARR Y CASH 8‘ CARRY SAVINGS 90 SQ. FT. CARTON R12 In addition. several players. or perhaps parents, forgot to take home track suits, jackets. sweaters and house keys. All these items can be retrieved at the lost and found department at Jane Stel's. 37 Maralim Road by phoning 884-2560. In the excitement of the moment your reporter forgot to get the names of all the players scoring in the kickoff in the first game of the day. Atoms: Globe Travel 2. Caesar‘s Palace 0. Steven Saul and Timothy Gid- dens got the goals with the latter‘s coming in the final second of the game on a penalty shot. Globe Travel had also finished Other Cup final results: Mites: Don Deb (‘on- struction 2. Tournaments Inc. 0. Jimmy Briggs got both goals for the win ners. Squirts: Mac Fleming Paints 2, Fawn‘s Sports Centre 1. Craig Cairns and Daryl Baxter scored for the winners. Ben- jamin Lavoie got the lone goal for Fawn‘s. Mac Fleming also finished first in the league. Atoms: Globe Travel 2. improved player in the league were: Mites: Peter Nivanen, Richmond Hill Lions: Neil] Brodig. Tour- naments Inc., Sean O'Meara. Don Deb Construction: Donna Moritsugu, Leuschner Spraying. At last a storm window that is easy to Install lrom inside the home. Easy to install lightweight polyethylene covering WINTER WINDOWS DBUMATIC HUMIDIFIER PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL SAT. OCT. 13 OR WHILE STOCKS LAST CASH G CARRY Squirts: Neill Ellis, Ratcliffs Canada: Philip Houston. Family Billiards: Mathew Muccicilo. Baymar Sports; Jack Thornhill'. Mac Fleming Paints: Mosquito: Silver Acoustics 4. Ken Becker's 1. Chris Mohl and Jason Hails each scored two goals apiece. Donny Brookes replied for Becker's. Becker's finished first in regular league play. Peewee: Flair Upholstery 3. Royal Canadian Legion 2. George Karvouniaris led the winners with two goals with Nicky Polsoni getting the other one. Jim Bundschuk and Jim Mulholland scored for the losers. Nominees for the Eric MacMurray Memorial Trophy for the most improved player in the league were: Mites: Peter Nivanen, Richmond Hill Lions: Neil] Brodig. Tour- naments Inc., Sean O'Meara. Don Deb first in the league 7181 WOODBINE AVE. .040 Gauge 38" X 56" JUST NORTH OF STEELES 495-6242 finale Lumber m. 50 SQ. FT. CARTON 875 RZO Derek Wismieske. C. & J. Investments: Wally Cerine.~. Kent Clothes; Trevor Downing, North York Trophies. Atoms: Fred Rossi. Caesar's Palace; Timothy Giddens. Globe Travel; Lorenz Boff, Kerr Bentham Signs (the Revolving drum type evaporator. Pad picks up water irom rust-prooi reservoir. Evaporales up to 20 gallons daily. FIBRE GLASS STOCK UP NOW! 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