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isssssssk nv t -i- v classifieds 2942200 402100 ifits speed youre after the classifieds really move it sports classified r 1984 tempo nowhste from 7765 haye youdtnatafonolatuy- mcarthurs sms hywrttktootdrfld 4741350 service 20herittgeu 2944400 tthird section a metrolarid community newspaper- wednesday november 2 1983 novice clippers blanked 50 j the novice clipper squad fell apart in their home game against port perry on friday night they went down 50 against the visi tors the home team showed drive and determination but displayed little of their pre vious discipline they were continually caught out of position by the experienced visitors port perry got lucky ear ly in the game when the puck deflected off a clipper skate into the net they scored again late in the first period to make it 20 goalie steven tait made some difficult saves and managed to keep the visi tors scoreless in the middle frame however three more goals in the third sunk clipper hopes of a com eback past pace set by atom squad jason underwood led the atom clippers scoring ros- ter with three goals in their 53 win over port perry on oct24 getting off to a quick start underwood put the clippers on the board fol lowed by drae glovers effort from brandon pridham to make it 20 at the end of the first port perry came back to tie the score but under wood was on a scoring spre- e netting his second and third goals within a minute of each other jay scaife and bill payne collected the assists jay scaife rounded out the clipper score in the third period assists going to underwood and daylc lewis a powerplay goal by port perry rounded out the final tally drop first league game to markham the credit union peewees dropped their first league game of the season when they met markham on oct 25 the game ended with markham scoring on an empty net for the 42 win ted stonehouse and kevin francis counted for stouff- ville last thursday saw the team travel to oshawa coming away with a 62 win darron baston fired a hat trick with singles going to jason yoshida sven henn- ze and kevin blacktopp jamie campbell collected a pair of assists close checking and fast skating gave the local squad a 20 shutout over port per ry on friday night danny larmer found the net late in the first period assists going to baston and jamie campbell following a scoreless second period that tested both goaltenders to the limit baston connected on assists from larmer and robbie montjoy to salt away the win concluding practice on wednesday night the team voted danny larmer their captain for this season he will be ably supported by kevin francis and darron baston keith acton acton playing for north stars keith acton montreal canadiens centre and stouffvilles favorite hockey player received his marching orders from general manager serge savard on friday acton 25 who reg istered 24 goals last sea son heard at 3 pm on friday that he along with injured right- winger mark napier had been transferred to the minnesota north stars in exchange for forward bobby smith the stars also get a thirdround pick in next junes national hockey league entry draft which the canadiens got last season fro m toronto maple leafs for centre dan daoust and de- fenceman gaston gingras the slightly built acton considered one of the fastest players in the league- has collected s three goals and seven assists so far this sea son and although seemingly happy with the canadiens his fans always felt that he was never allowed to show his full potential in de ference to veteran goal getter guy lafleur with the canadiens sitting at the bottom of the adams division at 4- 50 and the stars prop ping up the norris divi sion at 361 it was in evitable that both teams would make changes be- fore the season got any older however a lot of acton fans feel the trans fer is more of a sop to lafleurs ego than any thing else although savard insists were not building for lafleur were building for the canadiens midget player david chilvers a grade 9 student at sdss follows in brother jims footsteps as a volleyball player his team came second in the north v south battle at sdss and dropped only one game all day they lost lost 1816 and 1513 in a highly contested battle with sacred heart both teams go forward to the york region championships bowmanvilie too tough for juniors for the second week in a row the a s construction clippers have split their weekend games sunday night saw them travel to bowmanvilie a game for which they were supposedly up only to get swamped 61 their only goal coming on a powerplay effort by cliff frecklton assists going to lee brown and mike anderson according to coach jack watson they not only gave away three goals they giftwrapped em refer ring to their slowness in the corners but at the same time giving them an a for effort we keep losing the puck in our own end because we are not quick enough off the mark he concluded saturday nights home game against bewdley re quired no great effort by the clippei s although the score should have been a lot high er for the clippers that is lee brown returning af ter suffering a separated shoulder celebrated with a pair of goals his first coin ing at the three minute mark mike anderson joe gannon and chris baggs all counted in the first period bewdley replied with a solitary effort but was never really in the game the teams matched each other with a pair of goals in the third period bill hutch inson from anderson and lee brown from bob whitesides wrapped it up for the clippers although the game had already been decided in the first frame the clippers have three successive home games starting saturday when they meet port perrry at 8 pm sunday at 7 pm against lindsay and an 8 pm game against lakefield on wednesday nov9 inaay opinion by jim holt trustee agrees site tod small had a few words with school trustee harry bowes last week his conversation confirmed what i already knew that the board of educa tion will hot allow any further sale of ground for the buidling of a complex confirming the statement by kim rogers in last weeks edition of the tribune bowes also feels that the present landlocked site would not serve the requirements of a com plex and that the town should look to the future by buying a large tract of about 20 acres considering that board of education poli cy requires a minimum of eight acres for elementary and eight een for secondary schools on which to build its not an un reasonable conclusion his views seem to coincide with a number of people particularly thosewhc i donot have their vision obscured by political considerations not to mention those with ambitions in that direction following my con versation with bowes i contacted board of education director bob cressman who told me that board policy pre cludes the selling off of any more land other than the 65 acres already agreed upon he concluded his statement by saying i most cer tainly would not recom mend to the board the disposal of any further parcels of ground and im sure the ministry would not acceed to such a request this leaves the town with a rather expensive piece of real estate 430 acres and nowhere else to go other than 500000 for- the abbatpirs 225 acres which would raise the total figure up to around 100000 an acre sheer madmjss when there is forty acres just up the road going for 8000 an acre it doesnt make senset what council has done although until now it has been kept a secret is ask the planning peo ple to present a plan that will accomodate a scaled down version of a complex in f act whittle it away until it fits is it any wonder that our mayor is confident that the site can accomo date a complex the question is with what kind of a halfbaked compromise will they present us win north- south battle the spartan junior ys volleyball team gave a daz zling display in aurora last wednesday to win the york north championship the preliminary round robin saw the spartans un defeated with wins over gwwilliams king city sutton huron heights au rora and sacred heart after several games as a defenceman forward chris attempts to find the net brown was plagued with bad luck brown was back in his old slot for the junior clippers game the puck went everywhere except in as this shot plainly against bewdley on saturday night despite several shows jim holt in the semifinals sutton was demolished in two straight games leaving the spartans to face aurora despite trailing 5 0 and 7- 1 the spartans came back with a strong performance to win 1614 game two again saw the spartans fall behind before settling down to an easy winnmg pace this time for a 1513 win members of the winning team are ben derkson ralph dube ganesh per- saud bcrme schopf david elliot mike feasby wayne cheng jon petrie and rob reesor coach is mike re tail managing duties are shared by jill hewitt tre vor young and derrick stem the juniors go to bayview high school for the york county championships on november 2 today midget challenge the beckers milk midgets will play an exhibi tion game against the old- timer clippers on friday evening at the arena game start is at 915 pm the midgets have a 430 record this season spartans take third spot at gbssa stouffville high school runners combined to place third overall at the geor gian bay championships held at barric lastthurs day the championships attracted 550 students from 35 schools in the region first and second places were taken by orillia col legiate and huntsvillc high school respectively the girls teams put in the best performance of the day for the spartans the midgets came 6th in theirdi- vision of 80 runners with lisa zcck setting the pace to be first home in 16th place in the senior girls pam frisby was first over the line in 20th place the senior field of sixty runners saw the team place 6th overall in the junior girls event elizabeth sled spearheaded their 4th place coming in 19th out of a field 80 runners in the boys division the midgets came 4th with a fine performance by rob mcconncll who placed 14th in the field of 125 runners in the scniordi vision ter ry stewart also put in a fine performance to finish 17th followed by bill dcndckker in 21st spot the team finished 7th out of the 20 teams entered thejuniorteamcamelast in their division commenting on the spar- tans performance coach dave connell commented i was especially pleased with the performance of the midget boys team ah five runners ran exceptionally good races- and four will be back as midgets next year he was also delighted with the junior girls squad they have run well this season i look forward to them doing even better next year as they will all return as a unit summing up this years cross country program connell continued the future of cross country runners at sdss is bright of 30 top runners only three arc due to graduate the teams are to be congratulated for their spirit and enthusiasm particularly for their efforts in the georgian bay and york region events