sport

Legionettes take provincial title

Lynn Valley boasts a new
provincial soccer cham-
pionship this week.

A group of ten year olds
gomg under the name of the
Lynn Vajley Legionettes
downed Norburn Angels on

Saturday morning to capture
the provincial title in the
girls Under 11 category -
The powerful collection of
youngsters, who have only
had one goal scored on them
during regular season play

this year, gave up the first
goal on Saturday before
tieing the match at the 20
minute mark on a goal by
Bonnie Duggan.

In the second half Susan
Hénnessey scored the game

Avalons to finals

Avalon Blues have ad-
vanced to the finals of the
third division cup following a
2-0 win over Grey-friars over
the weekend

Blues picked up goals
from Don McClean and Ed
van Blankenstein in the close
semi-final match.

McClean was chosen as
Offensive player of the game
while Wayne Stewart won
the nod = as
stalwart.

Blues have played five
games in the tournament
allowing only three goals
while goalkeeper Dick Burns
has collected three shut-
outs.

In previous games Blues
tied North Shore Nationals
2-2 with goals from Don

Opening
day
April 27

Association will have the
opening day for their

defensive

baseball season on Sunday,
April 27.

Opening ceremonies will
take place at Mahon Park at
12 noon with a bake sale at
12:30 and games starting at
onep.m. —

MT. SEYMOUR
SOCCER CLUB

Notice to current ex-
ecutive members,
coaches, team
managers, and atl
parents who plan to
enroll their children in
the 1980-81 season:

Our annual general
meeting will be held on
April 23rd, 7:30 p.m.
at the Mt. Seymour

United Church Hall.

Volunteers are
urgently required to
serve on the club ex-
ecutive for the 80-81
season, therefore, your
attendance would be
greatly appreciated

THANK-YOU
D.R. CRAVEN
PRESIDENT,
MT. SEYMOUR
SOCCER CLUB

Ashby and Ron Wilson, a 4-0
victory over Dover Olympics
with Paul Balducci scoring a
pair with singles to Ron
Wilson and Don McClean.
Club India went down 5-1
at the hands of Avalons with

.. in style!

Whitecaps Express!

Goodbye Speedtraps
Hello Whitecaps!

Here’s your chance to catch The Wave

goals going to lan Dailey,
Don McClean, Dave
Deeming, Ron Wilson and
Paul Balducci.

The last win before the
semi-final match was a 1-0
win over Collingwood.

winner off a header giving
the B.C. title to the Lynn
Valley entry.

Seven of the girls have
played together for three
years, while 10 were new to

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Here’s how it works .. drop into The
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Snuggle into one of our intimate booths
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onto our bus, for a refreshing trip.
For only $9.00 you can catch the bus
both ways (no worries about parking)
and the admission to the Game.
The steak dinner is on you!
The bus leaves at 7:00 p.m. every home
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the team.

Girls wanting to become
involved in soccer can call
Mr. G. Polthammer at 980-
7665 evenings.

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(INCLUDES ADMISSION TO WHITECAPS
GAME AND BUS RIDE FROM AVALON
MOTOR HOTEL TO GAME AND RETURN)

B3-Wednesday, April 16, 1980 - North Shore News

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1729 Lonsdale

988-2526

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