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3b7ibuneirmmsdayahiil auit tf even professional athtejes are saying theres too rnuch violence in sports and theyre playing for dollars not fun- but fun like fighting is something that can be taught at a very young age i kids used to play sports for fun and exercise but somewhere it got off track and playing the game became clobbering your opponent making them wish theyd stayed in the locker room or humiliating the other team the canadian council on children and youth thinks mats going too far so weve published a brandnew handbook on that oldfashioned idea called good sportsmanship- its for kids and parents teachers and coaches everyone who wants to see fair play and healthy competition on the playing field fair play codes for children in sports costs just sz50 which is pretty small change when you think how it can help your family your community and maybe even yourself rt t j- t i v 5 stouffvtlle austar softball players had better get a moveoc if they wish to play ball this year according to organizer xal piette registrations have been very slow in coming this year consequently it js intended to have one more registration date before dosing off the books final registration will take place this saturday april 19 at latcnam hall from 1 to 4 pjn in the past allstar registration has been notable for its laxity insomuch as players have been able to stroll onto the diamond on opening day and find themselves a spot in the team this year it will not be allowed to happen due to preregistration requirements players not registered will not be able to ptejv under any tir- cumstancesif there are insufficient players to make up a team then the team will not be formed remember this your last chance register j7 thef noviceir girls team wol have their first practice on- tuesday april 22 at 600 pja on the new diamond linda stapleton will becoaching the girls this year and can be reached after 600 pm at 4961298 f the peewee boys team will have their first practice on wednesday april3 at 630 pm on the v new diamond for more information on allstar ball please call al piette at c401691 stouffville on may 76 17 18 and 19 bradford will be the host of a mammoth fastball tournament 40 teams that will be competing for 2000 in prize money the tournament will be divided into a senior- intermediate division and a strictly- town and in dustrial division the two sides will not meet the tournament will also feature a beer garden throughout the four days anda free dance on the saturday evening entry fee will be 75 jer with the n tournament suppling the balls en tries can be forwarded to hugh mcevoy box 389 bradford ont log ico for more information call hugh at 7753191 during the days or 775- 7116 after 9 pm- this is the first major tourney of the year and has been hosted by the town of bradford for the past- twelve years all clubs will be treated on a first v come first serve basis entry fees must be in by may 9 1980 a skating club results stouffville results in the canadian figure skating association tests held by the- stouffville figure skating club last month are as follows fourth figure cheryl simpson first figure linda h a c h e y preliminary figure jane anderson leanna boyd senior silver freeskate catherine woodhead junior bronze freeskate stephanie barclay cindy mcneil dances tango jr silver cheryl simpson european waltz sr l bronze julia faggiani- willow waltz jr bronze lana black 14 step sr bronze mary catherine mcdermott fiesta tango jr bronze linda hachey lofox jr bronze lisa lamure linda hachey cindy mcneil swing dance preliminary kimberley joice kathy goldman lisa boyd canasta tango preliminary susan anderson lcanna boyd christine caterer patricia evans jane anderson dutch waltz preliminary jenny summerfeldt kimberley joice leanna boyd catherine thorne laurie bichener patricia evans i like fatherlike son top scorer in the house league novice division this year was 8 year old lee scaife of the victorious kinsmen team lee scored no less than 78 goals and 30 assists in league play during the season his father eric is president of the mens amateur hockey league in stouffville so the talent obviously runs in the family jim holt end of season wish stouffville well its all overthe last dying cheer has echoed around thearenathe last saturday morning tear has been shed in the house league playoffs- and friendships have been made that will last until next season bud and the boys have scraped the ice for the last time and the ever courteous ladies at the coffee bar have served the last cup of coffee until next year when we have to- go check the schedulesend us the cheque and come see the buzzard for guaranty soccer excitement guar antes seats follow these easy stbs j 1 pick the games yplj wantto see 4 mail along with cheque or money 2 indicate number oftickets in order appropriate boxes 5 to ensure mail delivery for cosmos may 8f or tulsa may 11 mail before april24th to clip out the schedule and complete coupon prosoccer umtted buzzard ticket office exhrbition placejoronto ontario m6k 3c3 dont forget our special ones for further information call 446kick 4465425 v group rate 2699tickets 1 5 discount 100249tickets 20 discount 250ticketsandover 25 discount booster club members youth 16 and under can purchase general admission tickets for 1 00 application forms available at local participating mcdonalds individual discounts 1 youth 16 and under and senior citizens 200 off 6 4 tickets 1980 blizzard home game schedule i i i i i ii i i p h mm- blizzard coupon tkgn u it 730 totai tipkfts ordfrfd sm mil 11 mil 30 oonuwa photo citadji on total amo int no mh sronu im irteriutcail gunc amoiimtknhlosrn so i 1 dalts ix oohwim sol cnhoo nifkt imn ims 7 ioapcnuotnfm ttel hl jjo hcooulobkkhctnl sm mn i3o v ivntm wants tiwi kk- smtat 700 f botrict talk soccer xtt s wt pwkmo bajbrttttnlltm t twt mrw ujorau 1 j0 timoati rwsim sm wtm fltwmab 7jo mcwc smm ftou nx t- fmicooij oitam twl mr utak ix f ceacdjcallm j ttfh too borwoulcim v dont forget opening day nm robtm 730 k v sunday april 20thfc30pjaad washington wrraiohncruyffonstniayaphrl2720pjt tkitirsavailaileatxninknbassbayand sw m hftri j- j lm0 s m mtao ix rmpiiaata0i eatons ticxetron locations through it all over again hockey- is a great game to play to watch and be involved in there are countless positive aspects to the game but there are some things which it could- very well do without i would like to draw attention to five species of t hockey spectators that are hopefully dying breeds these so called fans of the sport dont seem to care that their behaviour is annoying to others even worse they jseta very bad example for youngsters who see their antics the worst of the lost is undoubtedly the pushy parent he is a beaut he wants to help his boy become a superstar so hes busy giving in structions at the same- time as the coach whats a boy supposed to do in most cases he- ends tup thoroughly confused because seldom is the parent offering the same advice as the coach the fight fan who enjoys seeing hockey degenerate into a bout of fisticuffs should shun hockey and attend boxing or wrestling matches instead one can always find a refereebaiter at any game he usually sees the game only from his favourite teams pooint- ofview he demonstrates a complete lack of respect towards the referee while the same time providing an example of impolite behaviour that impressionable young- sters all too often emulate a real pain in the neck is the airhorn operator he thinks hes a cheerleader of sorts but the noise generated by one of those compressed- air gizmos is enough to give anyone nearby a heart attack the frustrated musicians who blow these horns dont seem to care as long as they attract attention in their direction last but not least on the list is thelitter bug who has been responsible for many s injuries to players by his haphazard throwing of litter on the ice not to mention unecessary delays in games the arena will be a better place if and when these five species become extinct they act like dodos top bad they dont disappear the same way ys stouffville direction ofcharlie in an endeavour to with their second season mcquigge may well find bring- hardball back to cqmincud the stpuffvillpi themselves slotted- as a stouffville after an ab- bluejays under the team canadian golf academy 220 y0ngests aurora 727 2g93 i ouimwmi ih moite catmtt of yo tag by wtth ihta coupon r v haxtmmpiaiacjucinpafctot hmcharmmm computer club fjtbng to sua vour swmg inatrudof prorama or a lmla guarantoad coto6awavvajcaatiatoarmobonaa3pacon compmor swe anarym ano puftng analyrua fua pro ahop and dub rapar aarvieo sanunaralorcompanmt fjroupa and oroanuanona r ufa play a oatw oonoama can 72r2tgj altar houn mo31 40 sence of many years last reasons team was en- ered in the peewee ivisioir of the york imcoe baseball league anyone interested in joining this rather ex clusive team should get in touch with charlie mcquigge at 6403903 all boys between the ages of 11 and 14 are welcome to the team tryouts which begin next week