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11 the tribune thursday june 5 1 13 hasbeens summer bowling stouffville grace nesbitt racked up a 651 triple may 29 to lead the way n the thurs day night mixed summer bowling league also over 600 triple were connie graham with a 637 leo lewis with 617 and isabel mcvicar with 603 others over 200 single uere isabel mcvicar 265 connie graham 248- 209 sandy smith 247 grace nesbitt 241240 leo lewis 231225 chaudcetuck 229 joyce wilcox 225 grace foote 218 brenda charlton 214 david wilcox 213 jim deveau 212 norma faulkner 211 mary wallace 211 donna dupont 209 mary dupont 208 and blaise boucher 204 there will be no bowling in the summer league tonight june 5 stouffville senior members of the whitchurch stcuffville soccer dub will again be fielding a team of young at heart soccer players this season the team known as the hasbeens is usually made up of dub coaches managers and mem bers of the dub executive and according to john klein they need lots of substitutes for a ninety minute game first practice begins on sunday evening june 7 at the high schoot grounds at 600 pm everyone is welcome to come and play or just watch but remember it is for fun the team does not take itself too seriously so if you are a fun minded player come along on sunday and join in the practice please remember to wear proper footwear up up and away fun league stouffvilles first goal against thornhill came from this midfield action julie burch prepares to pass the ball to striker brigette edwards while shannon cooney and yvonne semlacher give excellent protection on the wing jim holt ballantrae five colorful hotair balloons will be launched this weekend from ernie lees balloon farm at ballantrae balloonists will be coming from as far as kitchener and belleville and weather permitting will have three separate launchings if all goes wdl the balloons will go up bet ween 630 am and 7 am sat and sun mornings another launch is planned for 630 pm sat they will remain aloft for periods of about one hour at a time a barbecue will be held at the balloon farm sun 6 pm 7 pm stouffville scores in the womens fun league held on tuesday evenings for the week ending may 30 are as follows canadian tire 15 montgomery con struction 14 lee sand gravel 35 ken may 16 home runs came from debbie teeter 1 barb hoover 1 marsha ciapp 3 linda schell 2 jose sage 1 blizzard night game girls snatch 21 win toronto the tribunes blizzard night at exhibition stadium was a great success for players and spectators alike prior to the blizzard- dallas game on sunday evening the whitchurch- stouffville soccer club sponsored by the tribune fielded a girls mosquito team to play against the thornhill soccer club on the blizzards home field although the skies threatened to open up a thunderstorm held off until the main event of the evening adding to the spirit of the occasion were the supporters brought along in large numbers by both teams the stouffville selectors did an excellent job in choosing their team although it is doubtful if they realized that the opposition would produce such amazons our girls looked small by comparison but more than made up for it with a terrific display of skill and stamina one stouffville official remarked they look old enough to be married the solemnity of the occasion and size of the stadium had absolutely no effect on the teams both set a very fast pace right from the opening whistle and maintained it throughout the game brigette edwards for stouffville had her own special moment of glory when she put her team ahead 10 in the first half it was not until stouffville made a defensive error in the second half that thornhill managed to tie the score 11 but not for long four minutes later adrienne rubbens gave stouffville the clincher and there the score stayed until the final whistle it seemed ap propriate that adrienne should get the winning goal her father helped organize the event sponsored by cards hardware and wad- dington house of games the stouffville team were resplendent in new uniforms as were dub officials vlad alexander who had the unenviable task of refereeing the game also martin johannessep and al hachey who undertook the linesmens duties councillor becky wedley came along to give support as did chamber of commerce chairman ged stonehouse oh yes the blizzard won 42 lose to vikings stouffville stouffvilles rugby team the trojans went down to a 131 defeat against the oshawa vikings on sunday afternoon it was their second loss of the season in league play in the first ten minutes of the game the trojans dominated the play then it was as if someone had pulled the plug nothing it was obvious that with a number of positional changes in the team they were unable to get it together there were a few brilliant moments but they were few and far be tween the wingline seldom got started and on several occasions the scrum became a shambles it was not as if the trojans never had their chances they idid chances came with two ontheline scrum mages and a throw in on the vikings corner flag all failed dave middleton scored early in the first half to put stouffville 40 ahead unfortunately jim ryan failed tr convert glen gibson was missed but it is doubtful if his presence would have made all that much difference to the final outcome the trojans have lost larry holt for the rest of the season he went out late in the second half with a separated rib dave rae will take over as prop the york counties team will visit stouffville on saturday june 7th to play the trojans at the high school grounds kickoff is at 1200 pm prompt players must report 30 minutes before game time coming soon to stouffville arena sat june 28 bavarian festival dance brought to you by the whitchurck- stouffville boys girls hockey association a stouffville figure skating club v tickets 400 available from local merchants drop two stouffville the opening of the regular season has been a little disappointing for the stouffville girls all- star bantam team as they have dropped their first two games after being down eight runs after three innings of play stouff ville came back to tie their game with union- ville in the sixth inning their opponents however were able to score the winning run in their last atbat in the seventh the final score was unionville 13 stouffville 12 in their season home opener against uxbridge the bantams found themselves five runs down after three innings with solid pitching from liz crittenden though the stouffville bats became active but not active enough to over come the uxbridge lead the final was 95 for the visitors gordon sinclair mr nice guy strikes again the corporation of the township of uxbridge public notice take notice that the council of the township of uxbridge at its meeting to be held on the 12th day of june 1980 proposes to enact a certain bylaw to stopup close and sed a certain parcel of land situated lying and being in the township of uxbridge in the regional municipality of durham formerly in the vbage of goodwood in the county of ontario and being part of a 40 foot street as shown on registered plan no 54 lying north of the stouffviue road highway 47 now designated as parts 1 2 3 and 4 on registered plan 40r4444 a copy of registered plan 40r4444 may be view ed in the office of the clerk prior to the passing of the bylaw the coun cil of the said township shall hear in person or by his counsel solicitor or agent any person who claims that his land may be prejudicauy affected by the said bylaw and who applies to be heard dated at the township of uxbridge tms 15th day of may 1980 we taylor amct clerk township of uxbridge 20 bascom strctt uxbridge ontario l0c1k0 selected all- canadian stouffville doug feasby of stouff ville playing with the concordia stingers of montreal was named all- canadian at the annual university national championships in regina saskatchewan feasby broke all concordia records for points this past hockey season counting j0 goals and collecting 66 assists in 42 games he also led the quebec conference in scoring and was the unanimous choice for league allstar honors in postseason play feasby led the stingers to the firstever british challenge cub cham pionship in dundee scotland he fired six goals in three victories over the british nationals denmark and the dutch olympic team ballantrae resident honored by barbara burrage ballantrae jack wedley was the recipient of a plaque last week from the mayor and council of the borough of scarborough it was given in ap preciation of his work with the recreation and parks committee the presentation was made at a banquet in the scar borough centennial arena ballantrae united church was filled sun day as the congregation marked its 120th an niversary rev douglas mcleod and his wife rev connie mcleod served communion together connie delivered the message the motherdaughter banquet hosted by the 1st and 2nd ballantrae brownie and guide parent group concluded the season close to 100 guests attended badges were presented to suc cessful guides by district commissioner elaine stewart to mark the 70th anniversary special badges supplied by the mothers committee were presented to each girl the first three winners of small achievement badges in one guide year were first sandy clee 13 badges second kim- berly murray and debbie wise lt badges each susan booth and suzanne tuefel 10 badges each the new brownie owl is mary wallwork suc ceeding brenda mcquaker nancy turner succeeds sandy booth as guider calendar of events each week the tribune publishes a list of events for the days ahead organizations wishing to utilize this ser vice should call not later than 5 pm friday stouffville a display and demonstration of model railroading will be presented at the whitchurchstouffville library sat june 7 at 130 pm guest- morley sproule of west hill stouffville kinsmen club of stouffville is holding a dance fri june 6 at 8 pm in latcham hall admission 350 single 600 a couple proceeds for cystic fibrosis research markham ontario dairy goat society field day sat june 7 beginning at 930 am at markham fairgrounds stouffville the youth fellowship of the missionary church is holding a car wash sat june 7 beginning at 9 am the cost 150 stouffville a cantata david and the giants will be presented by the children of st james presbyterian church sunday june 8 at 7 pm markham open house in honor of jack and edna maynard sunday june 8 from 130 to 430 pm in the upper hall of st andrews united church vandokf the vandorf tennis club is holding a public meeting mon june 9 at 8 pm in the vandorf community centre dicksons hill vocal and in strumental musicians norm brownlee and brian drumm from trenton will attend the sunday night happening june 8 at 915 pm in dicksons hill church stouffville the briercrest bible institute of caronportsaskatchewan will present an evening of drama and music fri june 13 at 730 pm in the stouffville baptist church t stouffville parents of students are holding a family barbecue and square dance thurs june 12 from 530 to 10 pm at orchard park school tickets are 6 family 150 single including ham burgers andor hotdogs potat6 chips soft drinks and dessert claremont claremont con tinuation school reunion buffet supper sat june 14 in the baptist church tickets by advance sale only call 6492309 or 649- 2611 adults 6 children under twelve 3 peachs decoration day service peachs cemetery sunday june 8 at 230 pm guestspeaker rev leslie alfano st andrews united church markham special music by a male quartet stouff ville dist secondary school york region renaissance york county is sponsoring a public meeting to discuss sex education in the classroom mon june 9 at 8 pm at aurora high school guest speaker dr blair shaw psychologist stouffville the town band is holding rehearsals every monday evening in the stouffville arena at 730 pm new members welcome stouffville a- movie open to young people 13 years grade 8 and up will be shown fri june 6 at 8 pm refreshments during intermission parental supervision memberships 50 cents will be sold altona the altona womens in stitute will celebrate its 70th anniversary tues june 10 at 2 pm in the stouffville masonic hall whitchurch the truth aflame ensemble from the london baptist seminary will attend a special service at springvale baptist church sunday june 8 at 7 pm bvj swess sov-o- chauncey iris tuck of stouffville bowling centre wish to thank the people of stouffville and surrounding areas for their support patronage over the last 1 7 years special thanks to the executives of various leagues for their help also best wishes to john h wilson the new owner stouffville bavarian festival and dance sat june 28 in the stouffville arena sponsored by the whitchurch- stouffville minor hockey association and the stouffville figure skating club ad mission 400 markham student summer em ployment office village shoppes main street north markham application forms available for further information call 294- 3857 or visit the location monday through friday from 815 am to 430 pm unionville eleventh annual unionville festival saturday and sunday june 7 and 8 giant parade at 10 am craft exhibits and childrens events claremont claremont con tinuation school staff student reunion saturday and sunday june 14 and 15 for additional information call 2949716 markham the womens com mittee of markham is sponsoring a tour of a country home and a box lunch social tues june 17 from 12 noon to 4 pm at windward farm cone 6 whitchurch- stouffville north of the bloomington sideroad tickets 5 are available at aikens pharmacy stouffville markham and crothers pharmacies markham or at windward farm on the day of the tour for additional information call 2941086 or 294- 9220 i milliken strawberry festival ebenezer united church sat june 21 11 am to 2 pm t stouffville cemetery decoration day sunday june 15th 1980 230 pm speaker rev dc payne stouffville baptist church i why is dianne fat dianne is a smart goodlooking woman age 43 she has raised three children has many outside activities and participates in community projects she likes to entertain and to spend money on fash ionable clothes but these days dianne is avoiding her friends and finding more and more excuses to stay home dianne has gained 25 pounds she is sick of looking at herself in the mirror and every once in a while she has to pretend that she doesnt look all that bad but her reflection is fat for some time now dianne has been saying ive got to lose weight she knows that when she makes up her mind to do it she can lose theweight anytime well its been a year since the weight went on there is a vacation in the bahamas staring her in the face and she is still thinking about going on a diet soon shes fat panicstricken and she could lose 25 pounds tomorrow if only if only what despite the deep dissatisfaction with herself how can it be that dianne cant find motivation to lose weight she has spent 52 weeks dazed confused unhappy end reaching for food and 52 more of the same are coming up you know dianne she is your friend or your relative or your mother maybe shes you two pounds became 25 when dianne wasnt looking she doesnt think in terms of having gained weight to her its more a case of weight having somehow attached itself to her now what while it is true that the time has to be right to lose weight successfully the right time never seems to come for people like dianne why does she stay fat is she waiting for life to get a little easier first is it that she doesnt really comprehend what has happened so that it is next to impossible to begin a remedy or is it that she hasnt truly grasped that her weight will not look after itself body weight fluctuates how much it fluctuates depends on how much food is eaten and on how much nergy is expended olanne is fat because she eats too much of the wrong foods and shell stay fat as long is she contlnuesto do so unhappily she will continue to do so but why wt have answers for people who 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