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12 f the tribune thursday october 2 1jc r- iv cross country team triumphs places first stouffvtlle running in cold and wet weather the sdss cross country team still managed to win two of the eight races held at vivian forest and as well came home with one individual winner gyl longley ran one of her best races to finish first in the senior girls race the senior team finished second to markham with linda frisky karen middleton kitty cashman leigh hamilton and maryjo sutherland all r well the junior team also ran an excellent race they defeated all other teams to finish first sandy ramer 3 cheryl stelling 5 sandy mcleod 7 and marg aitchinson 14 led this team to victory the other sdss winning team was the squad of grade 8 boys who competed against five other schools jim chilvers led the grade 8 boys by finishing second he was followed by andy redshaw 3 ray dart 5 and jan harris 6 ballantrae three members of hotat judo dub ballantrae competed in the north york open judv tour- nament in downsview on saturday oct 23 and returned bearing three first place trophies this win marked the fourth consecutive championship for steven sheffield in the past month the 13 year old brown belt also took first place at the hamilton yvopen on october 17 at the judo educational centre meet on october 3 and at the junior canam in windsor on october 2 karen sheffield wins added another first place f trophy to her collection at the north york open together with a winning j ribbon at the toronto- east regional tour- nament on sunday- oct 24 karens also took second place at the hamilton y open oct 17 karen is a 15 year old brown belt from cedar a valley she and steven 2 attend sdss katby gordon of pine orchard was another j first place winner ttns win was a milestone for kathy who is an orange- belt bolder as it is her first championship trophy after only one year in judo competition i souses vs hawks stouffvtlle the stouffville souses basketball team battled with joseph gould hawks last monday to determine first place and the souses last years champions came up with an im pressive victory shot and flings the ball down the alley john montgomery league bowling the souses scoring was very balanced as john nigh powered his way to 9 points and randy barker parlayed good rebounding into another 9 dave connell and don beauchamp each con- tributed 8 points to the victory as well gary fockler and eric button scored and played well the souses next game is against the uxbridge supersonics this coming monday gord hardie rolls high triple seagrams frve star the easy choice its canadas rye whisky julieann gyton shows a dynamic delivery style as she bowls in the saturday morning league children aged 610 enjoy themselves at the alley every saturday morning girls house league hockey action stouffville in the junior division of girls hockey the stouff ville credit union drubbed the stouffville lions club 83 the lions opened the scoring on a goal by kelly rex- graham assistedfby sandra hincks then a hard shot from jolynn ayotte from the sideline hit the net and the score was tied sharon jessup next whipped initwo quick goals assisted by gloria mintz and jolynn ayotte on a three man break jackie armet scared for the lions she was assisted by carol mair and virginia kirby the credit union retaliated as bonnie hollingsworth potted in a pass from gloria mintz however the lions rallied again on a short- handed goal by jackie armet before the credit union put the finishing touches on the game with goals by jolynn ayotte 3 and donna bangy 1 in a closer game gormley greenhouses nosed out the stouffville kinsmen in a 21 heart- breaker a nice pass from lisa henderson was knocked into the corner of by jannette cooper- greenhouses came back with two goals by cheryl brown she was assisted by sue jones teresa ewing and cathy thomas both games in the senior division ended in 2- 0 shutouts cont on page 19 two bowlers achieved scores in the sous this week gord hardie rolled out a triple tally ot 867 310 269 268 and vernon ward racked up a total of 849 304 307 238 other scores were john wilson 730 318 robert gleave 656251 ron legault 688 264 rodger todd 726 274 norm hosking 726 274 tom nult697 bill watts 716 315 bob slccth 729 289 bob campbell 780 298 earl rowe 654 262 bob money 750 273 glen jackson 668 tuesday night mixed fred vliek 676 228 205 217 bud feaver 645 267 rick burrows 619 210 217 june vliek 590 231 grace nesbitt 570 228 dianne dufton 568 224 206 barb lee 239- garth good 231 wayne emmerson 224 durken hollin 212 robert gleave 204 deb burrows 203 legion ladies marion grove 603 223 adele willis 243 ruth sheppard 231 sue smith 230 anna fretz 213 207 opal lehman 211 lynda bonchcff 201 thursday afternoon ladies bernie nelson 246 gaye lehman 242 mary drewery 226 saidie greenshiclds 224 marg mclean 218 mary st john 226 mae spence 235 vi rennie 229 ev mckay 213 june hopper 201 june ward 203 216 karen police play oldtimers at big brothers l hockey night aurora the big brothers of york in co operation with the york regional police association are holding their third annual hockey night at the aurora community centre on- tuesday nov 2 at 730 pm the york regional police hockey club will pit itself against the nhl oldtimers and the toronto marlboros will play the aurora tigers in a double header to raise money for big brothers tickets for the event are available at the tribune office faulkner 204 marlon barton 210 thursday night ladies 1 marlcne grove 621 219 218 may foord 201 may ostrander 215 lois barker 202 doris redquest 235 201 marg budd 205 audrey gibson 206 202 gail hunter 216 barb melhuish 202 judy bond 218 202 marg mclean 215 joyce shadlock 221 joanne harper 203 muriel lllingsworth 206 wednesday night mixed vernon ward 746 240 280 226 marsha vautier- 741 262 280 chris mcgivern 630 219 214 larry hutchinson 618 230 gary roper 695 204 211 280 ron vautler 200 joan mccracken 211 bill card 208 marg broom 207 steve harrison 217 shirley knabbe 259 john mc cracken 200 john smith 205 fred broom 287 heather thomas 240 dale knabbe 208 carole ritter 217 jill roper 207 bruce johnston 245 junior bowling over 600 susan arm strong 636 205 183 248- karen sleeth 623 265 150 208 over 500 steve ireland 550 179 172 199 sheila ward 518 175 181 162 gwen shadlock 506 157 189 160 julie ireland 504 168 191 145 over 125 david erikson 194 137 158 donna cham- bers 155 176- jimmy vaughan 160 julie chambers 135 132 158 jill watson 159 todd marsh- man 147 125 andrew graham 168 125 179 jim meeth 161 165 129 kelly tv long 139 135 cathy reld 185 charles minaker 189 141 126 alan mcclaln 174 147 140 carrie burd 136 joanne dart 126 cheryl brav 133 mark doble 174 158 derek schopc 127 156 liana appleton 126 128 elvina tollon 167 151 155 lisa erikson 132 shelly nesbitt 170 wally blacklock 136 jennifer watson 139 the two handed fling seems the most efficient way to get the ball to the pins when youre too young to bowl with one hand andrew philliskirk is 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