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the tribune thursday april 17 19k 13 the stouffville juveniles became omiia juvenile b connor matt champions last week in row one from left to right are jack liiincr lliil holder mike wightiiian manager jack watson wayne lcitcli iac norton coach don mcbeth kevin barrick kick marsh- itlair kmimi man second row don whitehead uaryl wright scott george ross photo leslie jeff hoy hill roberts howie jones ltegandanz hack row craig vtaite andy mumford pete fitzpatrick ted assinck son doug taylor hon mcdowell stouffville in what can only be called a fantastic year the stouffville juveniles captured the omha juvenile b cham pionships and the lionel conacber memorial trophy it was the second juvenile championship for stouffville in six years the first came in the 196970 season in the 51game season the juveniles lost only one game and were tied once bythe southern ontario triple a finalist team wexford during the season stouffville scored 501 goals and allowed only 70 they captured the lind say juvenile tournament and in february set a number of scoring records in capturing their division of the north american silver stick championship- in mooretown the jack harman memorial trophy came to stouff ville as winners of the lakeshore juvenile- championships aggressive and deter mined st marys squad the third game was backinst marys and stouffville outpassed and outskated their way to a 63 victory the fourth game played in stouffville was during the omha probably the most in- playoffs stouffville went teres ting from the fans by picton in straight wins and repeated that per- formance against unionville in the finals against- st marys stouffville ran away and hid with an 112 win however back in st marys stouffville drove through the seasons major storm to arrive at the first loss of the season a 32 win by an view st marys took a 20 lead which stouffville battled back to tie in regulation time the lead seesawed back and forth and remajned deadlocked at 44 when the final buzzer sounded in overtime stouffville dominated the entire 10 minutes putting away three goals to win 74 the fifth and final contest commenced last wednesday in stmsrys with stouffville deter- mined to win st marys scored first but stouff ville evened the score by- the periods end stouffville went ahead 21 in period two and in spite of st marys tying the score at 22 ended the frame with a 4- 2 lead 1 st marys made a strong bid to get back into tlie game in the final period but stouffville goalie jack holden allowed only one marker and held off chance after chance by st marys the game ended with a 63 score and the usual chaos of victory sharing the spotlight in the final game were netminder jack holden and stouffville captain wayne norton who played with a seriously torn cartilage in the left knee v i doug vtaylor and dave mumford each netted a pair of goals in the game as ckevin barrick and craig waite soloed jeff roy made two assists- with kevin -barrick- ted assinck mike wightman andy leitch pete fitzpatrick- and wayne norton making one apiece i looking back over uie season- stouffville juvenile management expressed thanks for the support of their sponsors and fans manager jack watson described the juvenile fans as the greatest saying the players are very aware of where their support is and who keeps them going sponsors were bobs snack service lees sand and gravel cable tech and stouffville kinsmen club peewees nixed april by walker ton smuua 12 c ft woods freezers 244 95 stouffville the ontario peewee a championship went to walkerton april 9 in a hardfought game final score was 31 despite strong fplay by the iga team in the first period stouffville trailed 20 at the end of the first by the con clusion of period two stouffville was down 30 the walkerton goaltender turned in a supreme effort to allow only one goal in the game and that was by jim chilvers assisted by ted waite at the conclusion of the game stouffvilles captain jim chilvers accepted the finalist trophy on behalf of the team v in order to move into the finals the iga squad had earlier knocked off port hope picton and unionville peewee bs become league runnersup 12 solid state b wtvs 5 hp chain drive rototillers 229- eiran recliner chairs iog- kitchen aid deluxe portable dishwashers 39jp modern maid micro wave ovens 529 95 stouffville while other stouffville teams have been laboring in championship series the peewee b credit union squad lias also been engaged in playoff the stouffville iga peewee as battled to within one ganicof the omha title encounter from olavc slckcnziccoach peter turner jim chilvers coach judv holden ted waite marc harrie second row scan george ross photo wilson- john widenian davekerrigan robert gicrkink atoms 1a title but we defeated in their final lv davidita viifertoiivlegcribackrbwk6ucr left frf right in row one arc fllikc kehilu wright brian wilsongaiy fair scott brown and andrew kodsliau j2lw is jz drop j stouffville championships in the whitchurch- stouffville minor hockey house leagues were determined onsaturday a r emerging as winners in final encounters were stouffville paint and decoration in midget- juvenile betz pools in bantam stouffville lions 3 in peewee stagecoach restaurant in atom and hathaway paint and wallpaper in novice in the midget- juvenile championship paul wideman connected thrice and joethistle and ted wood once to give stouffville paint and decoration a 52 edge over triad travel both triad goals were by jergen elzner- for betz pools in the bantam final contest fred jordan managed a- goal and two assists and keith brddte two goals in their 42 win over hunts sunoco paul jones also contributed a single for hunts phil conway and karl tranmer scored r in a previous en counter on april 9 hunts had outscorcd betz 86 big guns for hunts were karl tranmer and phil conway both with two goals and three assists also helpingswere don chadwick two goals and ron yakely and bill housser with one apiece for betz keith bowling action youths travel id tournament handicap gaye lehman 366 high triple marg mclean 668 high triple with handicap shirley knabb stouffville a sworlh 139 kelly long 136 number of bantam 3 v lw 1m i- i r- e kim tuck 131 170 susan bowlers from stouffville arimtrong 144 competed in the canada leatherdaie m 150 gwen dry tournament in shadlock 125 144- karen- 730 ev mckay 265 233 giielph on saturday vsleelh 176 239 steve anna fretz 2j6 barb rose bowlers and their scores re cheryl connor 200 marg mclean 241 include the following j 0 nl gladys carkson jitcresa ewing 119 143 chambers- 176 jeff singles or a 262 double julie- schacherl 134 183 julie beaven 126 183 309 susan beaven 3 43 k sieeth 125 163 teresa ewing 129 143 julie chambers 130 jcnnifcr watson 133 randy fockler ml shelly nesbitt 130 janet hope 166 debbie pattendenlmsheila ward 130 scott conklin 174 thursday afternoon ladies league high single gaye leh man 344 high single with armstrong 146 m4 290 kim sleeth 163 140 303 kim tlkk 170 122 292 steve lreland159 170- 329 terry bishop- 123 183 306 jeff scriacheri 183 143326 scott conklin 173 163 336 and david erikson 156 142298 mother league scores norman t doble 144 mike burrows 158 lisa sid- gladys 215 marie foote 237 june hopper 233 tiny stewart 230may spence 226 doris jackson 225 marlon soadway 223 jean foley 219206 jean dart 216 mar moffatt 207 toots taylor 207 shirley knabb 317 l club totals 257 stouffville a total of 237 members received training in the stouffville figure skating club this year wednesday night mixed bowling league first series champs bob campbell ena camp bell- rex tolton marie tolton joe jones joan jones second series champs barry graham doreen graham chuck grove marg jsprague doug clark shirley knabb the individual trophy for highest average went to bob campbell 220 and darlene bingham 189 high triple scores were by rick barber- 763 and ena campbell high triple with handicap doug clark 785 audrey mac- donald 7ii high single barry graham 306 shirley knabb 303 high single with barton 705 bruce johnston 678 bill dart 670 bob morley 688 russ holder 733 art grove 653 jack hopper 684 wayne jackson 699 jack dunstall 7m bill grove 720 gord hardie 738 grant drewery 734 wayne mc- mann 721 lloyd kerswill 682 cliff dunkeld6s8 keith burkholder 671 vcrn ward 745 steve padmore- 666 earl foster 669 el wood pattenden651 dontaylor 658 thursday ladies bowling league high triple doris redquest 629337 kathy graves 205 may ostrander 219 dorothy boake sr 210 214 joanne harnett 279 susan jennings 278 joanne harper 223 audrey gibson 223 ollie erickson 201 judy bond 221 audrey pat tenden 282 joyce shadlock 212 230 pat appleton 205 229 flora forfar 227 205 may foord227 205 may daly 205 brodie led scoring with three markers fred jordan danny brown and jeff collins all made singles with collins assisting twice stouffville coop won the peewee trophy two games to one as grant carter netted his 50th goal of the year- in the final contest saturday the lions slipped by co op in the third7encounter 21 with randy un derwood and glen charron scoring but co op had previously sewed up the title a 31 score gave stagecoach restaurant 1 the championship trophy in atom house league losing was the john roe ford squad with pete mcleod hitting- for the lone score albert finelli glen lewis and leo postma tallied for stagecoach in novice house league hathaway paint and wallpaper handed two defeats to con solidated sand and gravel for the cham pionship trophy com mercial sand andgravd picked up the consolation award saturday dum ping country ready mix 52 scoring were kevin- urquhart george presbourkes jeff stover brian ross and wayne mcdowell paul mcewen and steve hamlin hit for crm stouffville the zone title series between the edwards murphy atoms and fenlon falls couldnt have been closer but afterthejfinal game monday it was fenlon falls who was handed the trophythe win rested on a deflected goal scored in the last 45 seconds of the game r earlier stouffville had picked up two games to even the tally before mondays contest it was just an in credible display of hockey by nine and ten- yearolds was how atom manager peter jones described the final game either team could have won it stouffville led through much of the game opening with a 10 lead which was tied in the second the painters moved in front once again 21 before the period ended late in the third fenlon falls knotted the score at 22 and then added the- winner in the last minute the goal came on a shot that glanced off a nearby player and proceeded airborne- between the pipes in the game monday kevin bartley and norm mckenzie counted single goals forstouffville after losing the first two contests stouffville trimmed fenlon falls 42 on april 9 then grabbed a 64 decision at home on saturday finals to determine the league title on monday the sevengame series concluded with stouffville losing g3 to port perry-v- but the local bs didnt relinquish the trophy- without a long and close series the series opened in port perry withstouff ville stakinga96ioss they- bounced back with successive 72 and 32 wins the port then tied it witha 40 wininstouff- ville in games five and six the teams exchanged j losses once again stouffville winning first 6 3 and port perry squeaking out a 2-1- margin in the second with a 33 stalemate in the series both teams played well on monday but as credit union coach claire mcguckini-j- put it the puck didnt i seem to be bouncing our way going into the last period port perry led 32 then managed to net three more stouffville couldonly come up with a single marker by tini jacksonin the last time period the earlier two stouffville goals were by raydartx panieyd ssss hardware 5 main st w stourrvllu advertise weekly for best results building buying m we can mortgage it for you at the interest rate of 11 all loans life insured up to 10000 at no extra cost f m v m the stouffville district credit union ltd i 96 main west stouffville 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