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v the tribune wednesday november 24 1382 b3 theargos win on sunday took second 1 blown out the arena 11- 2- and thettoronto f sion some of his saves there were many such nostalgic moments champions d throughout the enicouldonlybedescribed placein order of imtflashbacks who tire series the chppers throughout jjf the f portaneeas the sports were disposed or72y newsoftheweeklat theyconciudei their- from members of omerformahceeveirsys tne team sponsored least as far as local phenomenal perform teams for fast honorsintotalpointsby beu pools plans to hockey fans were con- ancewith a decisive 83 skating constant fore wenttdthelineofcliarv playafew cernedthe big news win over the indians in checking dynamiteuieupshallvwaynements bef orejsetting was the oldtimer clip- the final to become the passing plays and all-tmcmannandjgrantoffforthef1oridaclas- per winin the great v 1982 d cham- roundjiard work the s larmer who together sic tournament being j lakes cup held at lon- donont over the weekend the clippers never put a skate wrong im pressing the pants off the opposition with sig nificant wins against some very strong teams from london indians whom they downed 41 zurich hasbeens who were 1982 d pidnship title hoiderst unprecedented scoring notched 14dffhe30 s in april 83iy by winning theirpower- 30 goals in four gdalsl bobround teani members are first three games the games- was high byi mckinnon falso deliv billcornergeorge clippers earned a well any standards it was vered six goals during cowley ron graham deserved bye before only surpassed by al the tournament four nelson- v ham the final the indians goaltending perform- of them in the 112 win alhachey joe infur- disposed of the toronto ance by wayne old- over zurich ham that left everyone the calibre of some spectators and players the the players in the alike speechless tourney was high clip- flashbacks 81 to earn their place for a crack at the title they had hopes of repeating their performance of last year when they were the e division wayne played all four games and kept the clippers right in there on more than one occa- oldtimers win tourney with holprss record the smiles were as broad as the base on this magnifi cent cup brought home by stouffvilles clipper oldtimer team after their clean sweep at the great lakes tourna- ment in london over the weekend unfortunately the cup is too big for the teams new showcase recently put up at the arena posing with their newly aquired trophy are 1 to r bob round mckinnon bob mcneil capt and eric scaife coach of the week g scares bowling league score for the week en- ding nov20 are as fol lows wednesday mixed andrea corner 714 278262 audrey gib son 674 300203 marg midget team wagg 663 223234206 john white 651 294211 639225 228 botf sleeth 637 241228 oilie eriksen 617 212230 paul murray 612 233238 rae car- ruthers 606 241210 224236 over 200c barb lintner 237 karen foote 219 de bbie rennie 217 linda todd 212 ella nichols 216 kathy holden 208 marlenebell 208 do- reen harper 207 opal lehman 204 jcorner david eriksen 199178 mark munro 216183 tuesday mixed brian good 712 283272 dave davis 204222 bonnie cum 667 267207 dave ming 204 carl john bob angliss 208215 sharron angliss 202 cheryl davis 241 john davis 210216 eleanor davis 210alboadway stouffvilles beckers j rein- 1 stated themslves as the top team in the york- simcoe division of the fomha when they con- vincirigljjdowned-ux- furies even tlieir season when they met uxbridge on nov14 theteam played fairly even hockey in the first period however someexcel- lent saves by wayne stevens seemed to ignite them to further r effort two goals in the second period by bill hutchison gave stouff- tvillea42 lead which they steadilyincreased for the resf of the game hutchison and ken burrows both collected hat tricks with singles going to chris brown and tim mcneil c next home game is- friday evening against port perry game time 9pm bill petri 603 209205- youth bowling- league bill sutton 603 bantams nov 6 238213over 200 bill brandi geddes 139 menar 235 doreen mike mccool 100101 boyd 224 frank wil- markpalmer 119141 bur 208 grant drew- jamie geddes 109130 ery 224 bill cargill 210a michelle hall 127105 wally crowder 214 lynne nickolsbn 113 thursday ladies nov darren mccool 153 n 210363 daryn bagg audrey gibson 747 115 steve oldham 295237215 bev 101122 chris walters marshman 702 165154 janet flewell 278225 over 200 109 trevor wise 123 andrea corner 262 shaun mckinnon 118 cumming 606 263 garth good 604 208 204 over 200 myles plummer 218 ston 208 hans weber 204 audrey pattenden 207 steve bell 216 marg ryan 235212 girlsleague mildred ash 253 liz fraser 247 gaye leh man 233 claudette chadwick 207205lois robyn grove 140171 bonnie tait 130123 randy flewell 147154 glenn jackson 102129 girls hockey league results for the week en ding nov21 are as fol lows junior ross photo 4 kins men 2 ross goals janny alti- lia 3 linda whiteside 1 assist kinsmen vanderhenne 212 ma rion crowder 206 lin da patterson 204 de bbie rennie november 19 games janette paisley 115 christine vliek 101101 patsy leitch 127 dean cottage 138 darlene bagg 128 tammie nancy lehman 749 wray 124 andrea boyd ogden assists julie 317222210 audrey a06 singleton jeanne gibson 740 junior st john bunnys goals tracey shorttu lions goals shawn morrison 5 lassist catherine dunkeld 2 1 assist lianne stather 31 assist9 darlene 289236215 jean foley 640 232218 ella nichols 626 2332249 lois bartley 642 275 over 200 claudette chadwick 227215 evmckay232214 lois henderson 225 gaye lehman 222 lynn seabrook 215 marion cr6wder212 shirley davidge 215 joan parent 213- mil dred ash 227 andrea corner 210 marion houser 204 legion ladies gaye lehman 624 tina hie 609 223232154 cheryl assist carrie evans oldham 15li83 karen 2 corner 152157 leslie senior mitchinson 221 neilcredit union 8 thomas 152151199 mcneils tracey duke 193 julie union goals mary gyton 166 greg vliek allbright 2 1 assist 213 vonny hunter 166- ruth volhettd assist sandyvallee 159 mark brigette edwards conwayl59242188amy ramsey 2 1 scottcoperthwaite t 167i90tina leitch 151 lewiscottage167 mark butson 157168 senior 1 kenfdavidge 678 225227226- craig assist karen brodie 2 assists sandy jtam- er barb goudiet jan- nine ferguson- holly purcell mcneil goals julie thompson 2 dee dee keith 1 assist assists andrea tricker- iqa4 l m gardens 3 nigaigoalstijackie v armet2 1 assist gloria mintz 2 1 assist l m goals karen dol vichi mof- fatt allison lowery assists kendra taylor julie goldring goodwood 3 far- quharson realty 3 goodwood goals ai- leen filman 1 assist lillian cordell 2 1 assist assists nancy dutschek farquhar- son goals barb lee 1- assist- linda sfaple- ton stella mcdonald 1 assist assist mar sha wagg coach-of-the- week is elio zoffra- nieri coach of the commercial sand and gravel novice team elio lives on the 7th concession where he owns a small farm he has lived there for seven years a member of the amateur hock- ey league he plays at leftwing or cen- tre for village land- scaping and thor- i oughly enjoys his t summer he is too occupied on the farm tohave time for sports he has a wife wanda andtwor children tara 4 yrs and paul aged 7 who also plays on his team and attends st marks school elio is just one of the many amateur hockey league members who coach minor hockey house league teams throughout the win der months it is his first year at coaching and along keep an eye on his son- he loves every minute of it i like to feel im putting back ahttleof what i have enjoyed in hockey he said j judging from the 1 with beingjableito enthusiasm ofbs jj ih a r per team captain bob mcneil met up with one of his contempor aries exchicago black hawk jim mcln- tyre who also played against bob hazzard in the old six team league back in the fifties nari grant larmer bob mckinnon wayne mcmann bob mcneil capt gord ness bui j ormson wayne old- ham eric scaife brian sheridan ken smurthwaite lionel villeneuve keith betz charlie upshall bill wood coach john bell mgr steve up- i ton assmgr peewees no mercy noviees if there were any r i doubts in anyones coming from behind going up against mcwilliams- mind as to how coach with a four goal deficit gravenshurstthe topp and kent smyth glen whitebread and fcthepeewee clippersteam produced a big 5carned the assists eventually tied ux- twin scott evans bridge 55 in the final made some key saves seconds of their game in the first two periods held atuxbridge last and strong fdrchecking vweek i ii iin the opening minutes the pee wees took the lead onsvenhennzes x marker from craig stronach j however from there o never alldwed gravenhursttqget really started francis got the puck rolling oncraig- muc- his team feel about los- ing they were re moved completely on friday night when the novice allstar clippers in their finalgame against hespeler the team looked set for a win however it was hammered pickering not to be hespeler tied village with abasket- the game on a de- ball score of 166 fleeted shot from the pickering are the only point putting the game team to have beaten cis assist late in the into suddendeath the talentednovice v middle frame adding overtime despite squ this year back- his second in the final s p on oct 16 some coinci- on in uxbridge took period and earning the stouffville squad failed dence command with a 41 games mvp award t0 t the breaks andyj whitebread lead producing a other goals came the 32 final tally was in must have reauy shar- scoreless second from mike ferguson hespeler s favor pened his skates to net with 2 whilebaston dan larmer scored a double hat trick and a kirk and kcntsmythe both stouffvilles goals pair of assists while added singles- aaron in the final game jay scaife was also lm- v pressive with 4 goals and 2 assists otherlex- cellent netfinding per- formances came from tim lavell with a sing- le and 2 assists nathan brown with a pair and an assist brandon pridhamwith 2 goals and 3 assists while damn zeller rounded it all off with a single nice work guys the corporation of the town of whitchurchstouffville notice by law 6817 as amended by by law 8057 prohibits parking inthestouhvilearea is 1 on any street in such a manner as to obstruct traffic 2 on any street between the hours of 200 oclock a m and 5 00 oclock a m during the months of december january february and march vs t iw i r during the winter season owners of motor vehicles should comply with the above provisions to facilitate the snowplowing of roadways and streets the police department is required to enforce the above provisions your cooperation is requested town of pickering culture and recreation master plan plan for the 80s public meeting jhe town of pickering is in the process of preparing a culture and recreation master plan the plan will be completed next spring it will determine- the need for improvements to existing recreation and culture facilities programs parks and open space the plan will also investigate the need for adoitional facilities parkland or programs to serve the needsof community m thvinputofvickering residents is needed before the plan iscompleted we are interested in your opinions on the recreation- culture and parks system are additional programs requited could the parks be improved in your area let us know by attending the following public meeting ii date thursday november 25 1982 time place 8 00 p m council chambers pickering ontario town of pickering municipal officers 1710 kingston road the meeting is sponsored by the town of pickering parks and recreation department and the master plan study committee i moviehtquide r period and making it 5- 1 at the opening of the final frame it was darron-bas- ton who sparked the comeback with a pair of goals while hennze also collected one more to make it a pair the single came from kirk smythe for the tie assists went to brad tiley colin mucci and bastonv- ein tournament play athuntsville over the weekend the stouffvil- le squadwon three games but were unable to pick off a spot in the onabiva w- i defeating midland 8- 2 in their friday night game danny larmer fired four goals to earn themvawardbas- ton tallied a pair while singles t mike fergusonrand kirk smyuieassists s to kevin buektopp 0 kent smythe 3 kevin francis 2 craig stro- i nachtonioitrenta- j chierarksniytbeadd mike ferguson davidsons grey cup special free yitairustirihibuor225 value withevery new 1983 car sold from our inventory tues nov 23rd to wed dec 22 1982 900 pm good selection of 1983 a- cars in stock be a davidson grey cup winner land jim davidson motors scarboroughs oldest chrysler dealer h 4695 kingston road just e of morningside ave f 2825751 v5vsi a l 2sss c9 i u ft jsl iz