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of soccer for Oakville This weekend will be a 3 weekend in Oakville as four teams will vie for Ontario Cup honors in St. Catharines and 48 teams will attempt to claim their division titles in the Oakville Minor Soccer League. Shell Park will host the house league - playdowns beginning at 9:30 a.m. Saturday and continuing through until 4 p.m. Sunday. The Oakville IPL atoms will play at Club Heidelburg in % tario Cup while other competitors include: Granada TV major peewees against Saltfleet at ~ 4 p.m. and Jesco Electric Juveniles against Guildwood at 5:40 p.m., also at Club Heidelburg. On Sunday the Shell Canada minor mosquitoes will play Scarborough at 10:30 a.m. in St. Catharines. The schedule for the Saturday house league finals is as follows: . Boys major squirt: Baiers vs Salinis, 2 p.m.“at East Field. Boys major atom div. I: White Heather Club vs Movers International, 9:30 a.m. at South Field. Boys major atom div. II: Penwalt vs. Mr. Hamburger, noon at South Field. Boys minor mosquito div. I: Scott Tran- sport vs Darigold, 4 p.m. at East Field. Boys minor mosquito div. Il: Pro M vs B.P. Oil, 4 p.m. at South Field. Boys major mosquito div. I: Cherry and Hoyle vs Cnossen Construction, 9:30 a.m. at North Field. Boys major mosquito div. II: Alpha Aluminum vs Optimal Systems, 11:30 a.m. at North Field. Boys minor peewee div. I: Allied Colloids vs Garvey and Willmott, 1:30 p.m. at North Field. Boys minor peewee div. II: Flippance and Carr vs McCutcheer’sCameras, 1:30 p.m. at South Field. Boys minor bantam: Macs Milk vs Mason TV, 4-p.m. at North Field. Girls squirt: Boss Business Machines vs Strikers, 11:30 a.m. at Squirt Field. ‘Girls minor mosquito: Grandma Lee’s vs A.E. LePage, 10 a.m, at East Field. Girls major mosquito: Violet Flower Shop vs Luberts Landscaping, noon at East Field. Sunday will see 11 more teams competing at the Shell Parks fields, including: Boys minor squirt: Donn Canada vs Diversey, 1 p.m. at Squirt Field. Boys minor atom div. I: Wimpey vs Z.P. Cartage, 2 p.m. at East Field. - Boys minor atom div. II: Narco Collision vs Montreal Trust, 4 p.m. at East Field. Boys major peewee: Reitzel vs Oaks, 10:30 a.m. at South Field. Boys junior: Anthes vs Oakville Italian Bakery, 1 p.m. at South Field. irls atom div. I: G. Force vs Meuring Technical, 12:15 p.m, at East Field. Girls atom div. II: Swiss Bear Restaurant vs Realistic Hair Products, 10:30 a.m. Squirt Field. Girls minor peewee: Licks vs Century Cash Register, 3:30 p.m. South Field. Girls major peewee: Little Angels ys Blackbird Graphics, 4 p.m. at North Field. Girls bantam: Sid’s Trophies vs Royal Canadian Legion Branch 1, 10 a.m. at East Field. Girls junior: Halton Pharmacy vs Frank ‘A weekend i irg in St. Catharines at 9:30 a.m. against Paul Theil of cousy for the On- ; Vetere’s, 12:15 p.m. at North Field. No Joy for Gilroy For the second year in a row Oakville Longhorn coach Bruce Gilroy has taken second place in the Northern Football Conference Coach of the Year awards. And for the second year in a row he was se- cond*to Sault Ste. -Marie’s Dick Joy. For Joy the award is the second in the two years he has coached fhe-Steelers. This year the team’s record was six wins in eight starts. His appointment was a un- animous decision. E Bringing Commmanity News to doe FLOOR COVERINGS rom I Sports LAKESHORE vvlap-“p " @ Brosdioom © Tile every Monday | | © sheet vinji @ Hardwood ‘in LAKESHORE Foe OAKYIL FLOOR FINISHERS LTD. } Journal Record 1764 Lakeshore Rd. W. eC pansctstteeres * *Clarkgoh"822:1684 > °F ik dae earned Trophy in hand, nine-year-old Tina Bremner of Oakville displays the style that er first place in the Erin Mills Fun Run, 13 years and under division OJR/ Peter Martin recently. Tina ran the 10 kilometres in 53:14.6 minutes to earn top spot. A Fun Run first Tina Bremner had plen- ty left after the Erin Mills Fun Run recently. Enough in fact to run up to the judge’s stand to accept her first-place trophy. The nine-year-old Oakville resident finished the 10 kilometre race ahead of everyone else in the 13 years and under category, defeating runners as much as four years her senior. Tina's time for the run was 53:14.6 minutes. Witnesses at the races Said she ran as fast as her legs would take her. She had not decided to take part in the run until moments before the starting gun sounded. The Onkville . aur fleoord: ‘Friday, Three in badminton tourney David DeBelle, Keith Priestman and Paul John- son, who play at the Oakville Club, will par- ticipate in the Canadian Open Badminton Cham- pionship scheduled for Oct. 29 to Nov. 1 at the Etobicoke Olympium. Tickets for the Cana-- dian Open can be obtain- ed by calling Vicki Nock at 845-4774. ‘Bogteimbet 19, 1980°—'9 Coach course at Sheridan Sheridan College plans to broaden its athletic repertoire by participating in the National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP).® The course, to begin in the fall of this year, has been broken down into two parts. Level I is a 14hour course designed to cover the basics of being a coach. Level I is a 21-hour course encompassing a more inten- sive examination of the topics covered in Level I. All sport-governing bodies in the province have accepted the concept of the program. Coaching ‘certification for nearly all sports in Ontario now in- cludes a successful completion of the NCCP’s theory courses. Level I and II begin Oct. 19 at 9 00 a.m. at Sheridan College in Oakville. Level I runs from 9:00 a.m: to 1:00 p.m. for four consecutive Sundays. Level II continues for five weeks. To register, or for more information contact Bar- bara Ford at 845-9430 extension 321. Moms to meet The Oakville Hockey Moms will be holding their first general meeting of the 1980-81 season on Wednesday. All mothers of minor hockey players are urged to at- tend the meeting scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. at the Oakville Ice Centre. The organization will be gearing towards an annual dance and the annual skate ex- change. Oakville’s Hockey Moms are attempting to raise $5,- 000 this year to put towards the cost of ice time and trophies for the house league teams. Despite the fact the organization has been running for close to 20 years now it has attracted-enly about 10 to 20 mothers of the 2,000 boys that register for hockey each year. = Irish squash at The Club The Club swill be specializing in Irish squash tonight. \ Beginning at 6: 40” p.m. members of The Club patel th team will be hosting six travelling members of the Irish squash team, including David Gatto, the country’s top-ranked player. Gatto, who will likely be meeting The Club’s professional player, Barry Bins is ranked among the top 10 in the world, said Bins. The Club boasts a strong squash team of players from the town and the surrounding area including Todd Bins, currently ranked number two in the country, Rich Armstrong, Neil McIskie, Fred Reid and Mike Johnston. Make Your Own WINE & BEER! Rep soccer Major Peewee Naylor Heating humbl- ed Saltfleet last weekend by downing the Ontario Cup hopefuls in Peel- Halton League play 2-1. The Saltfleet team is scheduled to play Oakville’s Granada TV in the Cup final at 4 p.m. in St. Catharines, but they couldn’t hold up against the attack of Naylor. Saltfleet opened the scoring in the early minutes of play, but ‘Naylor fought k to claim two unafiewered markers. Jim Lio tied the game for the local club after taking a pass from Steve Milic. The second goal saw the combination reversed, as Milic scored on a shot set up by Lio. Bantam Girls International Stem- ware’s bantam girls claimed top spot in the Peel-Halton League recently with a 9-0 defeat of Saltfleet in their last league game of the year. With a record of 10 wins, two losses and one tie on the year Inter- Mational Stemware enters | CALL 845- 2424 SOD No. 1 Merion & Nugget Bluegrass PICK UP OR DELIVERY, WATERDOWN SOD SUPPLIES (Opposite Clappison Drive-In Theatre) For Quality & Service ererecer se fe Fr ee eRe Pe ee ee we Bee eee ee a the league cup final on Sunday as the favorites. 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