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the tribune thursday october 22 m81 bs a bowling scores stouffville stingers win south lake simcoe championship pictured here are the champion stouffville stingers who won the championship by defeating port perry front row left to right jannette cooper barb goudie kathy kealey donna hoover sue macdougall heather huber and linda stapleton manager back row left to right glenn barber bat boy cliff dunkeld coach mary allbright cathy stockman ann holden jackie armet debbie cooper cathy mather and dave stapleton coach jim thomas mixed stouffville with a high triple of 767 206 271 288 bui dart led the wednesday night mixed bowling league on oct 14 other scores follow bob sleeth 721219 278 224 audrey gibson 682 252 211 219 bui petri 661 212 221 228 floyd forsyth 614 22s 214 ann oldham 606 224 and lenore ramer 613 233 other scores over 200 doreen boyd 203 201 wayne crowder 205 hj buma 216 orval beelby 224 jean dart 220 205 and marion crowder 221 ladies stouffville the following are scores from the thursday afternoon ladies league for oct 15 scores over 600 gaye i 639 232 214 lois bartley 625 218 211 and tiny stewart 601 242 over 200 bernice nelson 243 joan parcells 226 muriel illingsworth 229 opal iriiman 223 claudette chadwick 222 210 debbie rennie 209 durkin houin 207 jo richardson 213 marion crowder 205 and audrey gibson 214 204 legion stouffville bev marshman led the legion ladies bowling league on oct 13 with a high triple of 6u 219 244 other scores are as fouows gaye lehman 603 218 chuck vaueau 234 mae budd 210 debbie pattenden 210 201 florence bau 209 marion grove 209 214 debi mitchell 208 gladys clarkson 203 barb zeuers 202 barb iintner 201 and opal irfiman 200 ybc stouffville the saturday morning bantam players have commenced a new season of bowling in the ybc league the following recorded scores of 100 and over michelle barker 115100 kim seabrook 117 rick paisley 130 beth bowman 116 kristin strattooii 172 jeni barker 102 anita perron 109 robyn grove 111107 matthew butson 107 mark palmer 121101 glen jackson 145 bonnie tait 123100 and mike mccool 102 the gold shipment has arrived stop in your nearby polaris dealer and pan tfie allnew polaris lineup for 1982bull be dazzled by the glittering new stars better hurry thoughbefore the gold rush starts 82 cutlass ss untaoct 31 81 walls sales service bethesda rr 4 stouffville jcisenni2n nooi qqq explanation dear jim now that the busy 1981 softball season is over i wish to express my thanks to the following executive members al piette bob belisle jim wagg and joe barber my other reason for writing is to reply to a letter published in the tribune earlier this year regarding allstar softball in stouffville it referred specifically to the junior mens soft ball team i wish to explain the associations position early in november 1980 we called a general meeting through an advertisement in the paper we stated the reason the location the time and the date the purpose was to discuss the future of t allstar softball in stouffville and elect an executive it was very disap pointing that so few people attended however a few dedicated persons agreed to carry on in order to have a1i- star softball teams you must be able to play in a league in order to have teams you must be assured of players we therefore had to conduct our registration early in the year au leagues are formed by the middle of march we had enough players register for the following categories and had the following teams novice girls squirt boys midget girls bantam boys and in termediate ladies this is only a small portion of what must be done but i feel at this time i must reply to the letter regarding the junior men the executive did the following before the end of february 1981 l contacted the 1980 sponsors who agreed to support the team again in 1981 2 arranged through the recreation committee for 50 per cent operating costs 3 contacted frank hendy who agreed to coach the team 4 had the team entered in the oshawa and district league several of the players were contacted in advance however most later decided they wouldnt be playing for stouffville some were retiring while others were trying out for other clubs i was very disap pointed with the end result this team was once a real drawing card for softball in town because of this many fans were disappointed too i feel the executive has been unfairly criticized the operation was in full swing all the players had to do was indicate their support maybe im being unfair to these boys because after all they did win three cham pionships in a row i guess as long as someone does the work no one notices but as soon as a problem arises the critics ap pear i intend this letter not for the players but for the backseat critics who holler and yell from a distance however when help is required in organizing coaching umpiring etc they disappear perhaps when we once again hold our meeting in november which will be advertised in the paper they will prove me wrong by showing up and helping out i hope so i thank you for allowing me this space in order that i might voice my thoughts sincerely cliff dunkeld executive member the york county board of education special education invites written briefs from students parents educators other professional groups community associations agencies regarding the provision of educational programs and services to exceptional children in york region within the framework of bill 82 special education programs and services are designed to meet the educational needs of a wide range of students from kindergarten to grade 13 who have behavioural communicational intellectual physical or multiple exceptionalities a wntten guide containing the ministry of education definitions and other useful information may be obtained at the following locations york county board of education 60 wellington st w aurora area no 1 office 679 davis dr suite 307 newmarket areas no 3 no 4 offices 283 neal dr richmond hill the opportunity to expand orally upon the written brief will be available to those making this request in their brief those in terested in addressing the needs of exceptional pupils are asked to submit their written brief by 400 pm tues november 24 1981 to special education needs assessment committee attn mr f wilkinson chairman the york county board of education 60 wellington st w po box no 40 aurora ontario l4g 3h2 h bowes chairman ra cressman director of education secretarytreasurer 6403659 36 main street east 6 stouffville above john lords bookstore i fine quality gifts pine accents ceramics wind chimes childrens corner dried flower arrangements hours tuesthurs 10 to 6 fri10to9 sat 9 to 5 closed sun mon guaranteed investment certificate 18 12345 year term interest paid annually rates subject to change jan blacktopp 2941 372 vafvhiv tpust 4- oodobation realtop mimctr ctntaa domtt imursrxr cordoriilon people of stouffville where will you swim when the outdoor pools close in the fall at auroras only public indoor pool 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