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classifieds 2942200 6402100 6492292 if its speed youre after the classifieds really move it second section sports classified sales service parts kingchurch h nissan hy 2 we of uwpool rd pidarlng 1207 kingston nt w 6860555 a metrolancl community newspaper wednesday february 20 1985 gold for barclay barker and davia local skaters in the medals these young ladies have every reason to be smiling although the smallest contingent taking part in last sun days upper york interclub competition stouffville ska ters collected no less than six medals against some of the finest skaters in the region i to r brenda hachey nicole vautier stephanie barclay maureen ferguson alicia davia and jerri barker two upcoming games crucial for union peewees stouffville skaters were in the medals at the upper york interclub competi tion held at newmarket last weekend three of them gold medalists stephanie barclay junior silver solo dance jeni barker and alicia davia junior bronze similar dance all qualified for the central ontario sectional interclub competition cosic championships at barrie next month and will represent the upper york clubs silver medal perform ances came from maureen ferguson junior ladies fi- gurefreeskate and nicole vautier silver ladies in terpretive in the bronze medals were stephanie barclay gold ladies interpretive and brenda hachey silver ladies interpretive stouffville skaters were in the minority but did excep tionally well against power ful competition from other clubs in the area overall winner of the in terclub competition was newmarket full results follow prejuvenile girls jenny mccance 6th alicia davia 10th pre novice ladies cindy mcneil 5th nicole vautier 9th junior ladies maureen ferguson 2nd junior silver solo dance stephanie barclay 1st preliminary interpretive melissa gornik 6th michelle barker 9th silver ladies interpretive- nicole vautier 2nd brenda hachey 3rd juvenile girls susan anderson 8th brenda hachey 10th novice ladies stephanie barclay 6th junior bronze similar dance jeni barker and alicia davia 1st senior bronze solo dance nicole vautier 7th susan anderson 10th bronze ladies interpretive lisa haylow 8th susan anderson 10th gold ladies interpretive j stephanie barclay 3rd the credit union peewee clippers are 71 in playoff action but that one loss looms large the clippers were edged 43 by their pickering hosts on wednes day night the return game is here on friday following their game against ajax thursday and the outcome is anyones guess a win against ajax which should pose no problem for the talented clippers will set up a showdown against pickering the winners advancing to meet owen sound the big question everyone is now asking is can they do it wednesdays squeaker against pickering saw the hosts fall behind on dan mcneils goal early in the first frame but they came back with two of their own minutes later j5rae glover tying it up for dieclippers just before the buzzer pickering were first away with a pair of markers early in the second period leav ing brad blacktopp to bring the clippers back into he game with a goal in the final 18 seconds of the frame and there it stayed until the end of the game fridays 120 massacre against whitby came a day late st valentines day was the day before thursday but it probably restored the clippers faith in them selves jamie campbell took hon ors in this goalbashing con test with two goals and a pair of assists other mar kers going to guy biade and jason underwood with two each kieth piette also doubled while mcneil fired a single and two assists drae glover and billy payne both got a goal and assistjjeacn greg fredericks and eilert fras- er picking up two assists apiece the neil patrick novice clippers extended their playoff record to three and zero when they beat ux- bridge 61 on friday night the clipper walkover got underway when geoff smith unassisted brought the puck over the opposition blue line to blast it in the clippers went ahead by two on a scamble in front of the net resulting in brad- leyidoodes first goal of the playoffs chad dickenson picked up the assist uxbridge got on the board minutes later with their solitary reply two more clipper goals followed the first found brian coughlan alone in front of the uxbridge net to collect colter carcones pass the second was car- cones blast from the slot on bradley goods assist geoff smith weaved his way down the ice in the mid dle frame after picking up lindsay haylows pass lift ing the puck high into the net to make it 51 despite a strong effort by uxbridge they were unable to get past dwayne vanden ligts stonewall goal- tending michael boyd rounded out the third period with a pret- ty play passing the puck from behind the net for john mckinnon to make the shot however it was coughlan who finally deflected the puck into the net next playoff is slated for this friday at port perry- followed by tournament ac- tion at uxbridge on saturday fame atoms split pair in busy schedule it was another busy week for the fame atom clippers starting off with a 31 loss against port perry who proved just a little too powerful for the home side the clipper marker came from a beautiful shot by david spoorenberg into the top of the net the score was reversed on friday night when the clippers travelled to cobourg to meet the team in green this time everything worked and they came away with a 31 win brandon pridham opened the clipper scoring from david caramanico but the action died and there were no more goals until the final frame spoorenberg made it 20 on jason whitebreads assist with cobourg finally getting on the board just mi nutes later whitebread salted the win away assists going to jay scaife and caramanico having won the lindsay tournament last year the clippers visited there again on saturday and managed to get into the final strutting their stuff against oshawa in the open er the clippers sent them packing with 8 unanswered goals earning a shutout for hardworking netminder shawn wilson game two against cobourg was a different story the clippers went down 53 against cobourgs awesome offensive power in the third period despite an excellent game by goalten- der jeff willis both jay scaife and dar- rin zeller were quick to take advantage of an open net to put the clippers ahead 21 assists going to tim lavell and paul trentadue cobourg tied it up leaving nathan brown from cara manico and whitebread to put the clippers back in the lead however three more cobourg goals sunk the clip pers without trace bantams qualify for second round playoffs what makes a ten the answer is easy the ed wardsmurphy bantam clippers at least it would seem that way so far the victorious bantams have won nine of their ten first playoff series rounding out the week with two more wins this time ajax were poleaxed 94 and markham disposed of 53 so win num ber ten should not be too dif ficult for this hardworking squad and regardless of the outcome in their final game against markham next monday they are assured of a spot in the second round of the series in owen sound next weekend kent smythe and danny larmer were the big guns against ajax both fired three apiece while mike ferguson darryl ham and kevin francis contributed singles rod parham and francis led on the assists with four each others com ing from smythe jason underwood 2 and brad macdonald larmer headed the win against markham with a pair of markers singles going to kirk smythe 2 ass rob parham 1 ass and sven hennze ferguson underwood and daryl ham supplying assists the edwardsmurphy bantams came through the first round of the playoffs unbeaten and are off to owen sound for the quarterfinals this weekend the very successful offensive lines are back row 1 to r darron baston danny larmer kent smythe kirk smythe front row i to r mike ferguson currently on the injured list craig stronach rob parham kevin blacktopp and kevin francis keep on scoring guys fund raising bantams following the successful matchup between the in termediate club and a team of ahl selects last month the teams will meet again on saturday march 30 the game is from 7 to 830 pm and will preceed a fund- raising dance at the legion for the edwardsmurphy bantams trip to denmark tickets to the game are 1 dance 5 however admission to the game is free if you buy a dance ticket the unqualified success of the last intermediate- select clash prompted the request of a return game by the enthusiastic fans recreation director plans complex future according to recreation director george schlukbier the fact that the arena com plex has run a little behind time six weeks behind will have no bearing on the un official opening date on june 1 george has been in formed by the contractors that all equipment will be opcrational by april 31 and he is confident that the deadline will be met an official date for the opening has not yet been de cided upon but he has been asked by mayor wood to contact wintnrin in rv anrl arrange a draw some time in september there may indeed be two openings the other being when the ice goes in as far as future functions are concerned the director has already made overtures to a number of business organizations inviting them to bring their trade shows here he has already landed one account he also sees the complex being used for roller skating and concerts wc must utilize it as much as possible he said r fim1 rnfaincr rtmmi tee has to date raised 165325 plus another 15000 pledged according to the director they are con fident in reaching their target of 200000 by the end of march he would also like to remind people that the cutoff date for buying a family brick 250 is may 1 he also confirmed that the complex is running with in its 23 million budget the director is obviously keen to complete as much work as possible before next winter currently he is htlrtfn infrtpmal hicoiic- sions with a view to having the barlounge completely finished by the time the complex opens the con tract only calls for roughing in hopefully sodding of the soccer fields and some land scaping will be completed before the end of the year it is essential that the soccer fields be ready otherwise they will be out of use until 1987 which would be an im possible situation for a soc cer club that is already short of playing space aninifnf it has yet to be decided as to who- will pay for the out side running track sche duled for the perimeter of the soccer field but there is a possibility that costs would come out of the york region board budget although the equipment installed can handle the newstyle jetice system using filtered water the director wants to wait and evaluate the old style sys tem before proceeding with plans to put in a costly filtra tion nlnnt as far as the second phase ofthecomplex is concerned director schlukbier is hope ful that it can be started by the end of 1986 he envis ages the next step to include a fitness centre as he so rightly points out thats where the money is adding with a twinkle in his eye did you know that 81 of all american arenas make their money from the bar i didnt but that statement obviously ex plains his hurry to get the hockey schedule this weeks upcoming games at the arena are scheduled as follows wednesday fcb20 peewee selects vs ux bridge 7 to 8 pm juveniles vs pickering 8- to 10 pm friday feb22 atom practice 7 to 8 pm peewee vs pickering playoff 8 to 915 pm iil practice 915 to 11 pm saturday fcb23 clipper oldtimcrs vs toronto islanders 7 15 to 9 pm intermediates vs anothcr9 to 11 pm sunday fcb24 bantams vs owen sound game 2 in quarter finals series best 3 out of 5 monday fcb25 atoms vs lindsay play- offs