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the tribune thursday februarv 21 1s bears win 3 in a row stouffville in the first round of the lakesbore league playoffs the kovice polar bears face bowmanville in a best of a five game series to date the bears have won both games despite a two week layoff the bears met bowmanville at home on february 11 and won 31 the visitors opened the scoring within one culligan local sales representative rod genereaux 1 3 years experience in water conditioning iron sulphur removal water purification the most complete line of water condition ing equipment for rental or purchase for further information call your culllgan man at 6836332 or 8879333 minute of the faceoff and the bears tied the score late in the period with a goal by danny larmer from brad mays rebound the second period was deadlocked with no score and the game was decided in the final frame the bears second goal came when deen- ceman darryl ham slipped the puck to brad may beside the bowmanville goal mays high shot went in over the goalies shoulder sven hennze ensured stouffvilles win when he stole the puck from the bowmanville defence and easily beat their net- minder scott evans made several key saves bet ween the stouffville pipes in their second game at bowmanville the bears had complete control of the game aaron mcwilhams gave darron baston the puck inside his own blue line for a nice breakaway down the ice to score with a high hard shot baston s second goal came when his pass deflected off a bowmanville players skate into the net at midpoint bowmanville scored their only goal of the game baston completed his hattrick when he picked up danny larmers rebound on a three way play along with darron baston and aaron mc- williams larmer skated around the goalie to make it 41 final goal in the game went to craig stronacb who picked the short side after shots by may and larmer failed for a convincing 51 win continuing their sweeping first round wins the rears wrapped it all up en monday evening when they dumped bowmanville yet again for a 40 victory scott evans earned the bears shutout ahl pro hardware 4 success steak house 0 hardware goals john blair 2 charlie upshall l ed rose 1 smirthwaite heating 5 steerburger 4 smirthwaite goals jim pearsall 2 ken chupa 1 wayne mcmann 1 glenn whitbread 1 steerburger goals steve davis 2 bob watson 1 phil pine 1 guarantee trust 3 fawns sports i trust goals doug gornall 3 fawns goals larry black 1 stoukfville house league hockey scores for the week ending february 17 are as follows novice commercial sand and g rat el 8 hathaway paint paper 7 commercial goals tony sferuzzi 6 peter fintelman 1 mike rozano 1 assists tony sferruzi 2 hathaway goals jeff oldham 4 steve oldham 1 dan mcneil 1 keith piette 1 schell lumber 11 mcneil laboratories 3 schell goals elio dilono 4 steve hut chinson 3 dan hum phries 2 gable baker 1 tim brunt 1 assists gable bauer 3 dan humphries 1 john humphries 1 bui hall i eho dilono 1 mcneil goals bill payne 3 assists bobbie mount joy beckers 7 kinsmen 3 beckers goals chris burkholder 5 sean lewis 1 david graham 1 kinsmen goals- lee seaife 2 drae glover 1 consolidated sand and gravel 3 newton- brook 2 consolidated goals brad mcdonald 2 jeff cowley 1 assists jason yoshida 1 newtonbrook goals jason stover 1 robert blundon 1 assists shane ulel 1 robert blundon i jason stover 1 t atom giulios 4 farmer jacks 3 giulios goals allan napier 2 derek brown 2 assists burky elzner farmer goals paul sinclair 2 kurt ianuzzo 1 assists randy wagner 2 paul sinclair 1 giles chev olds 4 cards hardware 2 giles goals darren gornall 3 kirk arrends 1 assists jay edwards 1 cards goals gerry underwood 1 bill butler 1 assists bill butler 1 delicatessen 3 conlin motors 3 dell goals scott evans 1 allan mclean i darren stevens 1 assists conlin goals craig mucci 2 brock creet 1 assists craig mucci 1 morgan jones 1 sargeant dvment c firemen 3 sargeant goals shawn pennanen 4 mike jensen 1 guy murfitt 1 assists jerry shields 1 todd harrison 1 firemen goals stephen king 3 assists joel coward 1 peewee legion 3 apache 0 legion goals tim hoey 1 jeff conway 1 tim lavoie 1 assists jeff conway 2 tim hoey 1 coop 4 master feeds 2 coop goals tod rexgraham 2 simon murfitt 1 billy hughes 1 assists russ thompson 1 billy hughes 1 tod rexgraham 1 master goals eddy harper 1 dave brooke 1 assists armon stover 1 cedar beach 4 custom concrete 1 cedar goals david davidson 2 dave collins 1 ted brown 1 assists ted brown 2 lance redshaw 2 david davidson 1 dave collins 1 custom goals kent dunkeld 1 assists 0 stouffville having eliminated bowmanville in the last round of playoff action stouffvilles bantam bs have now entered a roundrobin with teams from bay ridges and cobourg in their first game against stouffville the highly favored bay ridges team they have only lost one game all season went down to a 5- 2 loss bay ridges vv ere first on the board early in the first period but from there on in were com pletely dominated by the stouffville boys who beat the opposition to the puck every time their attack was spearheaded by murray pattenden who looked none the worse for his injuries from the previous game pat- tendenwent on to score three very nice goals the bantam bs top scorer peterjsincjaic picked up the other two goals with the assists coming from peter bandula chris brown tim mcneil and rick ewing j a brent lehman was outstanding between the pipes and made a number of excellent saves the value of team work was never more emphasized than in this game it took an all out effort by the whole team to pull this one off when ou meet a team as strong as bay ridges on their home ice you need more than just a little luck and a couple of good players to pick up a win a complete reversal of roles took place the following wednesday february 13- when the ridges team outplayed and outhustled the bs for a 51 victory stouffville seemed to lack the drive and sparkle of their first game and were unable to mount any sort of effective offensive threat in a penalty filled game rick ewing scored stouffvilles goal on an assist by jeroen verhoog the bantam bs next home game will be against cobourg at the arena on friday februar 22 at 800 pm schooling show to reachthetop ourtoungsters needmqrethantourcheers a win for canada is a win for all of us but victory does not come cheaply our international reputation in skiing has been won through the programs made available for over 3000000 canadian skiers by the canadian ski associarion programs costing thousands of dollars that allow our ken reads and kathy kreiners to reach their full potential programs that give thousands of canadian youngsters in alpine freestyle jumping and cross country the chance of making the olympic team more than a dream last year there were 156 qualified ontario divisional skiers who were unable to advance because the money for programs was unavailable the future of our gold medalists is in your hands every dollar brings them closer to victory please support your local canadian ski associarion with your tax deductible donation canadas future in skiing depends on it canadian ski association stnj donjnor to tht liuji in ski awki imihi m river rujonmiohun k ii ww we would like to thank these canadian corporations for supporting our young canadians on their way to victory addison leasing of canada ltd akjoma steel bank of nova scotia canada or canadian national railways ccl industries central precision limited dofasco fiberglas canada limited fischer dynafit fm h canada limited good host gsw hiram walker and sons limited inland publishing co limited loblaws mcgumness distillers peoples jewellers limited radio shack reed stenhouse limited saab official cars shell canada limited ballantrae schooling classes are becoming more and more popular as the weeks go by one of the busiest places these weekends is high quest farm on the seventh concession at ballantrae earlier this month vic and cathy carcone held yet another very successful sunday schooling show with a rather large entry in the english and western pleasure class show results are as follows english pleasure first- heather thomson on liz lee pine second fay chambers on yankee bull third janice howe on- echos party gal fourth fran perini on lees great pine fifth polly perini on lee bee pine sixth don brand e on major rusty buck western pleasure first paul mcllwaine on lees great pme i second janice howe on echos party gal third polly perini on lee bee pine fourth heather thomson on sunset cactus fifth don randle on major rusty buck sixth david howe on vaquero country i pole bending first john alden on cinch bid second joan leather- dale on frosty sarah third derek frenk on on first barrels no i first john alden on cinch bid second joan leather- dale on frost sarah barrels no 1 first john alden on cinch bid second- brian nicholson on komak flag 5 first john alden on cinch bid second- brian nicholson on komak bowling scores monday night mens stouffville bowling scores in the monday night mens bowling league are as follows keith brodie 864 wayne jackson 855 glen jackson 778 brian good 742 barry irving 734 dennis lutz 741 bill grove 733 bill johnston 731 ken bundy727 ray meredith 718 bill dart 712 bill white 712 eric marling 705 bill cargill 708 chris edwards 696 robert lewis 692 gord hardie 687 george brodie 685 russ holder 672 john vanderligt 670 rich craig 666 bill petri 654 terry shaw 653 tuesday night mixed stouffville scores in the tuesday night mixed bowling league are as follows rick burrows 733 293231204 davecummlngs 642 284 robert gleave 640 273 205 bud feaver 639 236 227 ron lageer 614 271 210 john nesbltt 605 240 214 susan bell 614 255 over 200 darlene johnston 258 sandra charlton 251 norm dunn 236 210 bob lewis 229 jennifer stasyna 218 bonnie cum ming 216 audrey good 216 dlanne dufton 213 201 debbie burrows 204 george dufton 213 norm stasyna 213 randy lee 209 207 carl johnston 209 garth good 208 dave lumley 202 wednesday ladies stouffville wednesday afternoon ladles bowling scores are as follows- high triple bunny munro 656 252 207 197 high single betty ardlllo 280 over 200 were j lois parsons 208 louise roney 234 217 donna mitchlnson 200 doris harvey 236 flo stacey 204 213 norma johnson 210 diane wilson 210 206 dorothy bangay 241 evrae200 206 lil abraham 221 215 j wednesday 700prrj mixed stouffville wednesday night 7 00 p m mixed league scores ave as follows byron tuck 736 316 22b stan crust 720 259231 230 lois barlley 718 280252 ron mccallum 664 260 211 bill dart 663 235 220 208 bill menar 645 249 215 wally crowder 639 250 203 harold badgerow 630 239 220 spare grant drewery 623 289 alta badgerow 284 lola hoover 237 al mcvlcar 231 maureen peterson 229 linda mccallum 221 terry mcvicar 216 terri tuck 214 orval beelby 212 jean dart 206 floyd forsyth 202 wednesday 900pm mixed stouffville wednesday night 9 00 pm mixed bowling league scores are as follow gord glasson 807 197 365 245 ron robb 702 iiss 257 190 nancy miller 672 282 267 223 bob bundy 668 216 214 238 glenda aponte 634 178 242 214 bill grove 633 202 200 231 over 200 were paul kent 201 jim deveau 202 lloyd mcvicar 213 isabel mcvicar 213 208 john wilson 267 robert derkack 205 elroy clodd 207 joan mccracken 215 denny peet 229 sandra charlton 237 legion ladies stouffville lois barlley led the field with a high triple of 918 and single games of 410 and 318 other scores were mltzl aida 720 327 opal lehman 683 210 293 barb zellers 661 233241 betty turner 659 212 232 206 anne jackson 657 286 kim reesor 637 206 238 debbie pattenden 636 244 marlon grove 615 202 241 barb thomas 610 776 fii nichols 605 260 lois marsh man 601 229 aldlne sn clair 251 karen foote 247 marllynn cargill 246 vi rennle 237 gaye lehman 222 ruth wlntersteln 222 norma tranmer 215 bev marshman 214 kathy burton 210 karen good 205 edna piette 204 anna fretz 203 ruth sheppard 202 portrait of a cga gerry dallas cga audit manager saddington greenfield mississauga its the diversity and challenge involved in dealing with a number of very different clients ranging from a multi million dollar foreign company to a one man antique store that makes gerrys job so exciting and by keeping clients to a manageable number gerry finds he can spend more time with each of them and become involved in a wide range of financial management and auditing services i am faced with such a variety of problems from day to day that it keeps the imagination working overtime t gerry dallas is a certified general accountant cga certified general accountants association of ontario 25 a4tbfe si e- toronto m3c iv6