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On Thursday, October Ttli, Yorkdale Vocational School was the scene of the Amesbury Sports Club's baseball and soccer banquet, 1971 edition. --_ - _ - -_. hunplonshlp Past president Sam Salonia, left. is shown presenting the Parkwood Hills c trophy to NY squirt conch Earl Ynntzl. The lentil team travelled to Ottawa to win this one; Assistant coach Bill Stewart is displaying the winning crest with manager Jerry St. Lauren looking on. The dining hall was filled with ball players in their Sunday best, players in their team sweaters, players in mini skirts, hot pants, midi and maxi fashions. The evening was to honour the boys and girls who par- ticipated in the Amesbury House League and the representative teams in the North York League. The final count of dinner guests was 377 persons who sat_down to a dinner served and prepared by the students of the school. The head table consisted of J. Zimmerman, Peg Grant, D. Simpson, D. French, L. Chevalier, F. Robinson, P. Stewart (North York Parks & Recreation), J. McIndless, S. Salonia, D. Martin and J. Gould plus their escorts. Prior to dinner, the lucky draws were started and, as a result when waitresses came with the meal, the kids had a hard time deciding which to watch, their ticket stubs or the food. Amesbury Sports Club thanks all those who con- tributed draw prizes which ranged all the way from sports shoes, NHL tickets, cheques and hams to dinner for two at a downtown restaurant. After dinner the boys and girls were asked to go intc the gym and sit together with their teams. On entering the gym they came face to face with a table filled with trophies in all shapes and sizes. Amesbury's president, Frank Robinson, made the opening remarks at the trophy presentation and introduced guest speaker for the evening, Mr. John Mclndless, president Western Division Softball League. Much to the delight of the players, his speech was short but on finishing he gave the players something to think about when he said "Winning is important, but how you' win is much more important." Presentation of the trophies, followed along with crests to the winning teams. Really, what makes a night like this worthwhile is when you see a little boy or girl walking out with a trophy grasped tightly in their hands. You know that when may arrived home that trophy was going to occupy the most prominent place in the house, In fact, as one young fellow was leaving I asked to have a look at his trophy but he was not about to let go of it, I could see it but he had to hold it. The whole evening went along smoothly with no hitches and every one there seemed to enjoy themselves. Special credit from the Amesbury organization goes out to Enrico Gilenn and Bill Roesel, the two men who set this evening "up for the players and their parents. As the 1971 ball year has now completed its full circle the Amesbury Sports Club would like to take this op- portunity to thank lentil Plumbing & Heating Ltd, nonlee Martuftteturing Industries, North Park Flu. and A & A Line Markers all sponsors of our North York teams, With your backing and encouragement these teams have had an excellent year. By Dave Gerry ' "N, Gl, ' h /tr,"'" s"' '5 M sk . ' We Brl, l o _ B, FO fr l "A C, ii i I il'),, I I)-..‘ _-__.. . a -- _ i I l C Holding one of the North York trophies Guy Danelon of the house league tykes is dreaming of the day when he will be old enough to compete. Guy ls flanked by Vince Deluca, left, and Terry Danelon, right. Left to right in back are Frank Robinson, president, Sam Salonia, past president and Mrs. Danelon. 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The Del lotto Dynamos, Amesbury's tykes, played their second exhibition game Saturday, October 9 at Downsview Arena and came out on the short end of a b0 score. Winners were Don Valley Village who dominated the game from the opening face-off. They In the second frame Annunciation went ahead 2-1 before Michael Schneider went to work and put two in the net for the Titans. The second period finished 3-2. The third period went scoreless as Titan's goalkeeping and defensive work kept the opposition off the score board. A noteworthy item is that Amesbury's marksmen were both first year players with the Club. It looks like coach Stone's recruiting has paid Humberview's House League took over the three rinks at Doublerinks on Saturday morning and our thanks to all the volunteers who helped make things run smoothly. There are a great many openings in the minor bantam and midget groups- ages 13-16--so come on out fellows, dig up those skates and get yourself some healthy exercise on the ice with the Humberview Hockey Club. All minor bantam, bantam and midget games will be played on Monday and "w... awn. ”mm mm. “an", m,- t q.“ a-.. mm mm, .o. mottMmq warn-t. luv" a" nun. Autumn": Tunsmlssvon, do. logger. radio. Son-l No 193980. Full. PRICE HUI. Mm?! BRANU ml NEWPORT NOVAL 2 DOOR NARDTOP BRIND NEW BURDNET DELUXE 4 DOOR SEDAN Dynamos drop exhibition More players needed '3824 s2865 248-5521 The minor bantam entry, Scott's Colonels. ran over Avenue Road 7-0 in their first exhibition encounter played October 4 at Flemingdon. Rick Clarke and George Darnowshi shared goal tending duties while teammates Bruce Whiteside and Vic Battey each scored October 4 at Flemingdon. Rick Clarke and George Darnowshi shared goal tending duties while teammates Bruce Whiteside and Vic Battey each scored two, Terry Dowhanick, Alan Pink and Frank Manganaro added singles. Keele Finch A & W minor midgets took a 5-3 win from Annunciation at Flemingdon on October 4. Ron Curley was the big gun with two goals while Gord Brown, Bill Brown and Tony Grimaldi adding singles. Getting back to the house league, if your son has tried Getting back to the house league, if your son has tried to register with another club in the area and found them filled up, why not give Amesbury a call. Dave Martin at 241-9872 has all the details Final registration date is this Saturday. - Many people take their car for granted. Others worry about theirs but don't know what to do when problems arise. Now you can become part of the group that does understand their vehicles. A practical talk on cars by Ray Stapley which will 1itct.tsMuyin4 a car and how to take care of it will be held on THURS., Oct. 14. There are still some openings in the younger groups: paperweights (8 years); tykes (9 years); minor atoms (10); atom (11); peewee (12) all these groups play at Habitant Arena on Saturdays. Know Your CC." Thursday evenings at Habitant. If interested call Gary Eichler at 63641805. For any information on these groups phone 7416218. Humberview also needs sponsors. If you would like to sponsor a team or know someone who would please call 743-1739. BRAND NEW DEMUN 2 DOOR COUPE 6 Cylindor, 3 land mlnull transmvsslon. all factory sund- In! Equipment. Serial No. 426267. FUN. ' me: ’2354 "am, "mu. TNrttrrrl Mrrrrtr I ”an: wMokova, y.” no. "no". sou-x No. 29011.. ' my 3698 '" - " gaunt. luv-nun: 'IIVIIM-g. - ,0." nthQ, - mr mn- BRAND ml DODGE MONACO 4 DOOR READY To GO! 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