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tvm 1 35 in skateatlioii the tribune wednesday december 31 197s 5 i stouffville twentynine young skaters completed the j entire 24 hour session on j their feet at the minor i hockey skateathon i saturday and sunday a total of 135 par- f ticipants were on hand for t the event which ran from 1 5 pm saturday to 5 pm sundayv- r the youngest skater on- the ice was debbie sanderson 4 who kept going for 10 hours the jpldest to take part were earl crowder and alice hamm among those to skate for 24 hours the youngest girl was tracey jordan while barry thomas was the youngest boy purpose of the marathon session was to raise funds for the whitchurch slouffville m i no r hockey association skaters earned pledges for the amount of time they spent on the ice the total amount earned by the skate-a- thon was not available at press time other 24hour finishers were john fockler jane lewis nancy hutchinson karen berry tammy petersen kelly rexgraham chris burton- doug shaw ronald morrison robert gleave marilyn davidson lynn roberts tom lehman wayne bonnar dan hutchinson rick lewis sandy mcleod brent mcleod 3eth housser karen mcguckin penny sid- swortb tony arrigo dale knabb kelly morris dave kakegamic heather maynard and susan thomas frarikf ord dumped 137 by clippers i two juniors lead allstars i stouffville clippers chris clarridge and jack holder were outstanding friday night in lindsay as the junior c allstars dumped last years league champions lindsay 31 j clarridge played superbly on defence scoring the second allstar goal and earning the games secondstar selection holder proved unbeatable in goal in the second period of the game as he stopped 14 lindsay shots jack earned the games third- star selection peter fitzpatrick and andy leitch also contributed to the allstar win r stouffville the stouffville clipper hockey club journeyed to frankford on boxing day and demolished the home team 137 jack holder starred in the stouffville net despite allowing seven goals as he stopped 41 shots andy leitch and ted assinck paced the ken may real estate crew with three goals each kevin barrick notched a pair with singles coming from dave mumford wayne norton scott connor brad hunt and peter filzpatrick leitch also collected three assists for a sixpoint evening barrick had three assists while assinck collected two clippers now sit solidly in fourth place one point behind port perry who hold third place with 24 points cobourg leads lindsay by three points with a first- place total of 33 points the clippers have no one in the leagues top 10 scorers but andy leitch and ted assinck currently are setting a pace that could catch the leagues leader by seasons eiid next clipper action takes place saturday jan 3 a 8 pm when secondplaced lindsay comes to town v girls hockey- sales barn down kinsmen stouffville in a close game sunday stouffville sales barn defeated the kinsmen 42 j in girls hockey debbie coxworth tallied twice and assisted once while jolynn ayotte scored one goal and two assists teresa ewing also f assisted as judy sack- field soloed on the fourth sgoal for the kinsmen julie parish scored unassisted the com bination of joanne beach from lori mccurdy tallied the other kinsmen goal stacey tractor pars fivepoint i effort in atomhpuse l by barb cooper stouffville in atom house league last week jerom verhoog netted two goals three assists fpr stouffville delicatessen as key dumped giuliospizza61 v billy ross contributed two goasone assist and ron boake one goal one assist brian hamilton alsojircd one and doug jjrcx graham had an assist for giuliosi john milwain scored from kevin conway farmer jacks thumped conlin auto leasing 41 keith larkin potted two goals tim mcncil one goal and two assists and brian brown one goal one assist kcvin dunkeld soloed for conlin stacey tractor parts downed cards hardware 31 the combinations of paul mathews from steve imcgill and- steve nicholson robbie baruclia- from cyrus barucha and craig buntbn arid steve nicliolsoh from marc urqiihart tallied for stacey for cards it was david prescottfrom glen durkin and richard english in a close contest dixie lee nosed put 4 stagecoach restaurant 2- w 1 todd arrristrbhghit for jboth goals assisted by eric ianuzzo arid reid forrester scott mellor soloed for stagecoach restaurant softball team to be honored stouffville a banquet is planned tuesday jan 20 at the masonic hall in honor of j the stouffville birkett- i hazzardpeewce softball team the team was i runnerup to minesing in f the oasa pcewee c i provincial finals tickets we available from peter sanderson or birkett- tllassard office or hunts j sunoco cost is 4 per i person and the banquet begins at 7 pm i mae daly- leads thursday bowling 4 stouffville mae daly led thursday might ladies bowling 5 dec 18 with a 657 triple s and 262 228 single games other scores flora i frlar 915 joyce sludlock t 355 judy bond 313 tit jill yaughan 539 320 gall hunter ms marg mclean il lydlamcphee 72s oors redquesl- 307 may osirander 3i5 lynn ker i swm 00 lois barker 316- jo5 linda todd 333 marg j budd 310 audrey gibson j 10 muriel llllngsworth0 joannc harper 337- and jlndrea corner 311 downed stouffville lions t 31 as sandy hardy and brenda steel potted one goal one assist each jannette cooper netted the other goal terry pilkey soloed for the lions stouffville credit union nosed out music 4 dancing 32 cheryl singleton added two goals and sharron morrison received an assist lynda roberts had the other goal on a donna oneill pass music 4 dancing goals were by cheryl morrison from cathy mcbeth and sue foulds and heather dunkeld from susan jones cftotv will be taping 2 game shows headline hunters and definition in the coming weekends you are invited to be part of the studio audience for free tickets phone cftotv 291 91 1 1 children must be 12 years of age to be ad mitted rent preview ontario important notice if you have entered into a new lease or tenancy agreement which became effective between july ho and 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