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the tribune thursday july k 178 novice bats overpowering the bats of the stouffville recycling all star novice girls have been humming the past three games accounting for a total of 54 runs in an undefeated week margin but claremont thar first win was cams back to tie things up against claremont in a in the third relative squeaker 1411 after two inning stouff- stouffville battled ville lead by a narrow 103 back in the fifth taking a sto uffville s po ols taff does well in tourney by rick mann this past sunday the stouffville pool staff participated in the fifth annual uxbridge life guard competition this is an event in which guards from the surrounding area come together to exchange guarding ideas and techniques the com petition is run for novice teams who have not competed at a provincial level there are five different events ranging from first aid to emergancy situations in which the lifeguards take up guarding positions and cope with any problems that may arise the stouffville pool staff fared very well in their first competition the team consisted of deb foley marianne mann david huxtable boys hamlet take game janice bolton john tebogt and maryjo sutherland the team placed third in the first aid relay swimming relay and the first aid situations while the team won the emergancy situations defeating even thornhill who won the 1977 ont provincial b division championship the team was second runnerup behind uxbridge and thornhill and put stouff ville on the lifeguarding map 1211 lead and finally put the game out of reach in the final inning with two more runs cheryl simpson hit two homers while anne lacoursiere and jannette cooper had one each cheryl counted for three runs anne terri piette and liz crittenden two each for claremont kathy bowes tallied three runs with jane benstead and kelly mcbeth getting two the second game of the week was a complete rout as stouffville hammered uxbridge 241 jannette cooper swatted out two home runs and singles went to elizabeth gibb and elaine morgan runs were scored by bernice armet and elizabeth gill with four jannette copper liz crittenden and cheryl simpson three each terri piette and elizabeth gibb provided the winning pitcher catcher combination mcguedie scored the lone uxbridge run the third novice game was against east gwillimbury and the local girls pounded out a 1611 victory- after three innin of play east gwillimbury led 21 but in the fourth the recycling team knocked out seven unanswered run however gwillimbury came back to tie it up in the fifth at 88 stouffville took control of the game in the sixth inning with five runs and three runs in the seventh while holding down east gwillimbury to three runs bernice armet hit the only homer of the game jannette cooper tallied three runs cathy crit tenden elizabeth gibb terri piette and elaine howie two runs each for the gwillimbury girls robin angus and nancy budd scored two each the goodwood peewee boys met up with stouffville in baseball action last week coming away with a 105 victory c mackenzie and vic stewart were the bright stars for goodwood in other goodwood play the bantam girls lost in a high scoring game to greenwood 2921 alice stewart knocked in five runs for goodwood the pitching was shared by helen stewart pam jeffries and shirley elson the goodwood squirts continued un defeated through the season with just one game to go uxbridge hockey hall of fame an uxbridge hockey hall of fame is expected to be established in the towns new arena next fall the idea for the hall of fame was discussed at the last arena fund- raising committee meeting the committee is now looking for con tributions of any hockey memorabilia anyone wishing to contribute can contact harold black at triad travel at 8526073 the committee hopes to have collected enough historic hockey artifacts by this fall to set up an exhibition at the ux bridge fair a permanent display is to be located in the new arena stouffville trail ride on sunday sept 10 remedial riding and card wiu be spon soring their annual 25 kilometer trail ride on horseback in whitchurch stouffville and in bolton for pledge sheets registration and in formation call 4517111 the stouffville juveniles have taken two straight tournament championships the past two weeks above is the trophy presentation for their first win at the north york juvenile tourney from left to right are steve schell harry schell sponsor dave dart representing his father bob as a sponsor ken may sponsor and mike lafleur the second championship won by the team was last weeks richmond hill junior tourney glen major news splendid church service there was a splendid congregation at the sunday evening church service under the leadership of claude simmonds with dr ross parrott and mrs parrott at the piano and organ mr simmonds scripture reading was taken from john 6115 and his ser mon was on feeding the- multitude with em phasis on the little lad service next sunday evening at 730 paul baster from the netherlands is on a business trip in canada and the us and spent the weekend with mr and mrs jim jones gary johnson is spending a week with mr and mrs joe johnson and family at their cottage at st marys lake herbert simmonds was a sunday evening dinner guest of mr and mrs bruce malyon stouffville juvenile catcher rob mcbeth left presents the most victoria corners valuable player award to pitcher jim chilvers chilvers won the award mrs george for his efforts in the recent north york tournament skerratt gregory and lisa port perry were luncheon guests of her mother mrs edgar johnson on sunday mildred allnutt toronto was a weekend guest at madeline sim monds honey house mrs don benson mrs stan benson claremont and mrs cliff madill stouffville spent tuesday evening with mr and mrs ralph faulkner to extend congratulations on their 25th anniversary mr and mrs bernie aldridge peterborough spent thursday and friday with mr and mrs claude simmonds mrs m seatle and mrs wm turner toronto were saturday guests at mr and mrs ossie gills house mr and mrs turner forsythe mr and mrs charlie forsythe ux bridge and mr and mrs bert kennedy were sunday evening visitors at mr and mrs george picketts very pleased to report mrs michael kavanagh is home from hospital and improving nicely farmers lane harvested a bumper crop of hay in spite of dry weather but other field and garden crops are suffering from the long dry spell mr and mrs george johnson and family joined with other members of the munro family at the home of mr and mrs len som- merville seagrave to wish mrs ray munro ai happy birthday ringwood couples golden anniversary 297 746 north j97245 markham motors ltd highway 7 at kennedy rd u n i o nv llema r k h am for best dealssee us dr fr black and dr arlene hackner optometrists stouffville medical centre are pleased to announce their association in n practise for appointment please call 6403722 mon to fri 9 6 greenwood news rev butler inducted by mildred mctaggart the greenwood church was decorated beautifully with flowers for the induction service of rev melvin butler on monday evening july 17 mt zion and greenwood congregation and presbytery were well represented rev frank van veen of pickering delivered the induction message and the induction was performed by rev don tarnsley chairman of the presbytery the service was conducted by rev allan lavis of simcoe street oshawa the combined choirs of mt zion and greenwood led in the music and were accompanied by jane carson and mildred mctaggart on piano and organ a social hour followed and many were pleased to meet and renew acquaintances with mr and mrs butler mr tarnsley expressed his pleasure at having mr butler back again in the oshawa presbytery mrs elmer wilson and may brown poured tea for the occasion mr and mrs ken brooks rosalie mike and ted returned on monday from a western trip that took them to banff rosalie remained there for the month of august mr and mrs don beach also returned from the west on monday mr beach had business in vancouver and the family were able to combine business and pleasure by taking a motor trip down the beautiful fraser river valley friends were sorry to hear of the death of the late william thomas of buckhorn who was a former greenwood resident the best wishes of the community are extended to mr and mrs joseph fockler nee lulla preston who celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on friday aug 4 1978 mr and mrs clarence fockler and allan and mr and mrs dent smith and barry enjoyed the weekend in montreal mrs walter pipher mrs a fockler mrs e brownsberger and mrs f steckley had lunch on monday with their cousin mrs h warriner to visit another cousin mrs earle cubett of stayner a guest of mrs warriner mr and mrs james byrne and daughter rachel have t returned from a months visit with relatives in ireland we extend our sympathy to mr byrne pastor of the local christian church in the passing of his mother mrs winnifred byrne nellie and edith reesor of toronto and mary reesor of stouff ville had monday evening supper with mr and mrs h yakeley and ron mr and mrs clarence fockler spent the weekend in montreal mr and mrs fred griffith of arizona visited mr and mrs walter pipher wednesday and thursday the contribution of robert stouffer at the weekly prayer meetings through july is ap preciated open house in victoria square marion sandle 8831838 the family of alice perkins will be holding open house in the victoria square com munity hall on tuesday august 1st from 24 pm and 7 9 pm the occasion being in honour of their mother mrs perkins who will be celebrating her 90th birthday everyone welcome best wishes only future games of the bantam girls softball are monday july 31st kleinburg at victoria square wednesday august 2 victoria square at nobleton the flowers in the church on july 16 were in loving memory of the late nelson buchanan wedding anniversary greetings to dr and mrs tilo hoffman heather williams married six years july 29 the many friends of rita walls mother of mrs vincent weedon will be pleased to hear that she is able to be out of the york county hospital newmarket following her recent heart attack mr and mrs don boynton and family spent the weekend with mr and mrs walter jackson and family at palmcrton cgaweretheone who givesyou options t ve is a dru spot looaj j emptoyrnt xtrt tx tne grong octna x rvg cjcw cxocsscm accountants to dftait ourwtf a c yec trw repairing ry you om a cows o sucs tnjt i you cnoose me recrort you in to ue the coy- siqrc try cga n tr onjy on nn pmis you w cp005 ore rj o ptojjon n you fvj yjr frugal acccuflvvj cotrorrq tjaonof atvg cg ii a rpcuon or c3 c 0 r ou9r rst trwgr foarjm of tunc tiv gouj poowce cjxo ovtf os fcr anj t- in erxx wroynm tat a vuc course yocwces t rxy oevrrmvd 5 reak coc ts at coc oevro mxrtf as m you e awus fyou aaniooertotoojfotpo0 i you ari tfi fceeoom of caw cre ten senc y ou ci booklet appkaons ae no ein aceepec c fa i ccu-v- r v wre of ca m mayers c g a reg sta cga the certified general accountants association of ontario toomo orurovjcyi6 366 6- exclusive vi price offer one photo album of your choice is offered at vt price when you leave any color print film for developing printing toronto men charged two toronto area men have been charged with break enter and theft possession over 200 possession under 200 and theft under 200 after a breakin at the willow grove glenbroke day camp at lot 32 cone 7 whitchurch stouffville early july 21 police alleged three persons entered the premises at 1 am used the swimming facilities your pictures are important have them expertly processed same day service t quality film shops 206 wellington w hwy 7 markham 2945614 i v we s sal kodak paper for rt good look j 8116yongestthomhil 8899950 instant passport photos hours mon fri 9 to 9 guoromeed sat 9 to 6 photofinishing and entered the main tenance room two new electric heaters two track suits and a number of swimming badges were missing a short time later three persons were ap prehended and a charge was also laid concerning an incident involving a car at cooksville bruce levi james barker 19 daniel leonard barker 18 both jflheri q newmarket of toronto and brian wm hallett 18 of downs- view will appear at court july 25 kicks car a stouffville youth has been charged with mischief to private property over 200 after an incident july 7 john wesley swanton of ajax told police he was con fronted during an argument and locked himself in his vehicle to avoid being assaulted he also said his vehicle was kicked by a suspect daniel kevin mcginty 16 361 stouffer st is charged stouffville bantam all stars player of the week devin sav0is gary white congratulations kevin gary for a job well done keep up the good work r- 1