The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

EJ. Sand Wins big cross country The Grades 5 and 6 team from EJ. Sand Public School in Thornhill ran off with first place in (he York County Final Cross Country Meet last Thursday. St. Robert’s expects to ice winning hockey team “It was our first official season in the league," said Rogers, “and I felt with a little luck we might have won it. We should be even better this year The competition was held at Vivian Forest, which is near Ballantrae. St. Robert‘s Catholic High School hockey coach John Rogers figures he has'good reasons for feeling optimistic about the upcoming season. Last year saw St. Robert‘s. the only high school in York Region with an organized hockey team, finish in third place in the tough Toronto and District Catholic Athletic Association High School Junior Hockey League, just four points out of first place. B-Z â€"- THE LIBERAL, Wednesday, Octqber 24, 1979 Cordial/y invite you to see the complete line of 7980 Fords featuring the all new Thunderbird. New season McARTHUR'S IN MARKHAM Markham Place Winning it for the boys w e r e M a h m o o d Mohamed, Lou Taylor, Brendan Matthias and Tom Rhynold. The girls team of 11 and 12-year-olds was com- posed of Darlene Wilson, Kim Chamney, Janice Heaps and Samantha McGugan. because we have 15 holdoversf‘ Rogers. who was an assistant coach with the team last season (his assistant this year will be Michael Fitzpatrick), bases his optimism for 1979â€"80 on “our strength down the centre." He‘ll have three returning centremen in the persons of Michael Darby, Steven Tschipper. and Randy DePiero‘ all of Thomhill. to go along The St. Robert‘s squad managed 10 wins. only three losses and one tie and got to the semi-finals before losing to Henry Carr, who went on to lose to the eventual champion team from De La Salle. NOW ON DISPLAY AT Don Mills/Steeles PLUMBING SUPPLY LTD. 460 ELGIN MILLS RD. EAST UNIT 7 RICHMOND HILL, om. 8831616 PHONE 881-2468 Just stop and think, without your sink You could not wash or brush, \Mthout your tub, you could not scrub, \Mthout your toilet flush. lndoor plumbing is very becoming, And we have a grand display, Our prices are great, so don't hesitate Come in to Powell's‘today! In the days of old, when nights were coldl No sink, or tub, or shower, Outside we did rush, but we could not flush What a bother at the midnight hour. POWELL BATH ROO ON POWELC SALUTES Rogers also has a batch of newcomers to pick from and‘ after four weeks of training, is impressed on .lhat score. with goalies Tonko Ihnat. Thomhill. and Paul Gullo of Aurora. “Those players should give us a lot of stability out there,“ said Rogers. “We’re particularly looking for a good year out of goalies. They were excellent last year and we feel they’ll be even better this time around." He acknowledges that “we‘ll be hardput to better our record because it’s a very good league and De La Salle and Henry Carr always come up with powerhouses.“ SI».-Robert‘s will .again be playing their home games Monday af- ternoons at the Thornhill Community Centre from 3 - 4:30 pm. and coach Rogers is hoping for lots of fan support from the school students. “They were great last season," he said, “especially in the playoffs and we hope they take up this year where they left off.“ The hockey itself is of a high quality with the emphasis . on good These members of the St. Robert’s Catholic High School hockey team are getting some pre-season pointers from new coach John Rogers at a practice session at Thornhill Community Centre. Left to right they are goalie Tonko Ihnat. Steve Tschipper and Randy DePiero. (Liberal photo by Bruce Hogg) “We don‘t want any student injured because of unnecessarily rough play," said Rogers. “The league itself is pretty strict with the no-fighting rules. If you get in a fight you‘re automatically out of that game and the next game. We don’t have much trouble.“ sportsmanship St. Robert‘s will again play a 16â€"game schedule, eight at home and eight away. They open their schedule away against Neil McNeil on November 15 and are at home to Cardinal Newman November 19. Also helping out with the team is John Cooney who will be providing the goalies with special in- structional aid as well as skating and other skills to the rest of the players. All in all, the St. Robert‘s team is ready to A copy of the Plan and the draft Bv-Iaw are available for inspection at the Office of the Town Clerk, 10266 Yonge Street, Richmond Hill, Ontario. The Council will consider the proposed By-law at its meeting on the 3rd day of December, 1979, and at that time will hear any person or the solicitor or the agent of any person who advises the Clerk in writing prior to the 3rd day of December, 1979, that he would like to appear. ‘ Dated at the Town of Richmond Hill this 3rd day of October, 1979. Take Notice That the Coun‘cil of the Town of Richmond Hill proposes to consider the passing of a By-law to stop up and close Part of a Public Highway known as Sunset Beach Road as shown as Part 6 on a Reference Plan 65R-2580. DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION: OCTOBER 3, 1979 DATE OF SECOND PUBLICATION: OCTOBER 10, 1979 DATE OF THIRD PUBLICATION: OCTOBER 17, 1979 DATE OF FOURTH PUBLICATION: OCTOBER 24, 1979 Notice of Road Closing THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL C.D. WELDON, CLERK Baker’s Trailer Sales Economy-size luxury Features easy handllng, allâ€"around performance rugged constructlon and elegant comlort At a pnce you‘ll like A n ‘L New CITATION‘ 4500 Go beyond handling. A make another strong bid for top honors in a very tough league. 0 Over 100 vendors o Goods from the world over If you can’t find it at our Flea Market . . . you probably don’t need it! lntarestad’vendors call 883-4562; " 274-9403 or evenings call 270-6494 f0! details Now open every Saturday & Sunday at " 3;“.Y.9,"'.GF 5°.”- The Fantastic Flea Market YUU WON’T BElIEVE IT! (Farmer/y Bristol’s Fumitura) RICHMOND HILL L®®K The Corporation of The Town of Richmond Hill St. Robert’s gets to soccer finals Goaooit. The St. Robert‘s Catholic High School Junior soccer team showed it was a force to be reckoned with on the weekend galloping right to the finals in the Newmarket All Ontario Junior Cup Tournament. It was their first ap pearance in the highly- rated tournament and they opened with an overtime 1-0 triumph over Emery College thanks to a fine shot by Mike Rietta which beat the goalie cleanly. The win boosted St. Robert‘s into the semi- finals against Lord Elgin High School of Burlington and they won this one 2-0 on the strength of P010 Gullo. He scored both goals. They then went into the finals against powerful George Vanier of North York in a hard-fought. Sometimes Chippy contest which saw Vanier win- ning it 2-1. “A lot of people hadn't even heard of St. Robert‘s before the tournament," commented Crusher‘s coach Bruno Revere. “They know about us now." The St. Robert's Senior girls basketball team also Earlier in the week the same team had romped to its fourth straight victory via a 7-0 cakewalk over Richmond Hill High. St. Robert’s dominated the game to such an extent they only allowed the opposition one shot on the net. Paul Durigon led the onslaught with four goals with singles to Gullo, Adriano Scomesse, and Sam Foti. Basketball came up big with a crushing 51-23 triumph over Langstaff Secondary School of Richmond Hill. Sandy MacDonald. Linda Westermann, and Pat Conlin dominated the game particularly con- trolling the backboards on rebounds. Conlin had 10 points. Westermann 12. MacDonald, 10, and Saskia Vriend dropping in 14. , St. Robert's kept rolling in the next game this time dumping Bayview Secondary School 52-23 after leading 30-8 at the halfway point. Tourney St. Robert‘s will be the host to the York County Volleyball Tournament today (Wednesday). Thursday and Friday. It gets underway at 11 am. Wednesday with the Midgets competing followed Thursday by the Juniors at 11 am The Seniors go Friday mor- ning at 10 am. The finals will be held Friday night at 7 pm. with the lxlidgets followed by the Ju iors at 8 pm. and the Seniors at 9 Again it was Wester- mann and Conlin dominating the back- boards and Vriend doing the scoring with 15 points. Andrea Korchinski had 12 and Conlin 6. 7 St. Robert's Gerry Brand will convene the tournament. Junior girls basketball saw St. Robert's edging Bayview 27-26 with the winning point coming on a foul shot by Natalie Durigon. The general public‘ is welcome. MORE POWER, ' MILEAGE. SMALL CAB CENTRE LTD. GDV'T HOME INSULATION PROGRAM Rebate up to $500. CALL 486-5757 OR 884-5758 S’uburbcm Home Insular/on ltd. 2347 YONGE STREET TORONTO, ONTARIO M4P 2C8 YOUR HOME FOR AS LOW AS IF YOUR HOME WAS BUILT PRIOR TO 1961 AND IT IS YOUR PRINCIPAL RESIDENCE â€" YOU NOW QUALIFY FOR THE . . .. THE LEGEND GETS BIGGER. $4695/ THE 1980 HONDA CIVIC! FROM 11623 YONGE ST. RICHMOND HILL TEL. 884-9274 773-4542 Toronto Area 0 ROOF VENT INSTALLATION 0 1V; STOREY SPECIALISTS 0 C.M.H.C. APPROVED FIBERGLAS MATERIAL OMEMBER BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU 0 FULLY INSURED 8: BONDED OCONSUMER PROTECTION REG.#1531927 OMETRO LICENSE A00161 Call Today For Details r \ | ichview Soil Products 11011 Bayview Ave., Richmond Hill Richmond Hill â€" Au rou-Ncwmarkn Aron 400 NEWKIRK ROAD RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO L4G 3G7 Good growing starts with good soil. 884-1 8% top soil garden mix compost manure L!