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i jrr- a wm wilson shoes id t- family g footwear skates w 7 main st 6402429 stouffville st corner hockey like most sports has its own rules the viola tion of which receives a penalty in this article we shall list eight typesof penal ty that a player or official might receive 1 minor penalty the offending player shall be ruled off the ice for two mi nutes not a goal keeper if a goal is scored during the penalty the penalized play er shall return to the ice 2 bench minor penal ty when assessed the cap tain shall designate a player already on the ice to take the two minute penalty where the player is identified he shall serve the penalty 3 major penalties the offending player shall be ruled off the ice for five mi nutes if the same player re ceives a second major in the game he will receive an automatic game misconduct and leave the ice 4 misconduct penal ties the offending player will be ruled off the ice for twelve minutes of actual playing time10and2 mins a player who receives a mis conduct in the last ten mi nutes of the game shall auto matically be suspended for the next game 5 game misconduct penalties the player shall be banished to the dres sing room for the remainder of the game the offenders team shall place a substitute in the penalty box to serve the automatic two minutes 6 gross misconduct penalties any player or team official incurring a gross misconduct shall be ejected from the game the offending team shall place a substitute in the penalty box to serve the automatic two -minute- minorthis penalty is issued where aperson con ducts himself in such a man ner as to make a travesty of the game 7 match penalties any player incurring a such a penalty shall be ejected from the game andbe ban ned from further play until such time as the matter is dealt with by higher author ity the penalized team must place a player in the box for five minutes 8 penalty shot when awarded a penalty shot the team must designate a play er for the penalty who is allowed a free shot on the offenders net pee wees the credit union peewees spilt both their games last week picking up a win against unfonville on wednesday and a loss against port perry on homeice on friday night kevin blacktopp led the way against unionville firing two goals in the second period assists going to craig mucci and brad tiley tiley fired the winner in the final frame on a passing play by danny larmer and kevin francis rounding out the final score to 32 against port perry on friday evening the home team were blown away 51 the game com bined questionable refereeing and poor hockey by stouffvillc j darron bastons solitary marker saved the home team from ashutout the assist com- ing from smythe and tiley editors dear mrholt i would like to thank you for the coverage given to our re gion volleyball tournaments of the five newspapers con tacted you and the mar- kham economist and sun gave us the best coverage we are a new organization and if we arc to expand and gain recognitionmedia coverage is important to us- we want to show the people of york region that orga- hized sports are happening not only in the high schools but in theelemcntary schools as well with media coverage we also hope to get more schools involved in our programs sincerely york region elementary school athletic association philip j horsman t rr r wednesday january 19 1983 3x b kmja mems sfe rmr london fooljil pierre cardum 4 and many other ivij canadian name brands 55 main w stouffvule 6406859 wv r-t- x a v v- 4 it took a long time in coming however when the snow did school children who attend the dagmar ski school every year as eventually arrive one of the first to take to the slopes was 12 year you may have guessed it was his first time out old john terry of scarborough john is just one of nearly 20000 dagmar adds another triple ski lift with everyone singing the blues atjoucnearly everything under the sun it is nice to be able to report that contrary to forecasts of gloom and doom there is one local ski resort that is expanding and looking on the bright sidcof things last thursday wasthc offi cial opening of dagmar ski re- soits new triple chairlift the second one in three years the ribboncutting ceremony was attended by uxbridge mayor bill ballinger who bravely took the first ride to the top through a manmade blizzard they were making snow that day the new lift named rendez vous was made by acanadian firm blue mountain lifts col- iingwood ltd and installed at a cost of 250000 it has a capac ity of 2100 skiers an hour which increases the resorts total lift capacity to 8200 per sons due to the efforts of owner gabor marlon dagmar can now boast of being the equiva lent of any of the more norther ly resorts as far as equipment is concerned thanks to a one mil lion dollar expansion program over the last five years never at a loss to introduce new programs owner marton has recently launched a dow nhill skiing program for dis abled adults that is recognized by the ontario march of dimes the resort welcomes close to 20000 school students from toronto and surrounding area during the season and has re cently hired a new ski director richard mclnrics since start ing this fall he has introduced some new and innovative methods including a slide show for new students prior to them taking to thv slopes you can even have your ski- performance videotaped for analysis by the instructors night skiing is very popular v at dagmar while cross country skiers are also well ca tered for with several chal lenging trails to test ones sta mina on february 5 and 6 the cross- country courses are a hive of activity when the carl- sberg canadian masters cham pionships arc held attracting some of the top skiers in north america time runs out as midgets triple uxbridge 62 the beckers midgetsquad had no trouble in disposing of uxbridge 62 in their friday night game at the arena as far as stouffville was con cerned there was never any danger of going down although they madeit close for them selves in the first and second periods penalties were not in frequent chris brown opened the scor ing two minutes into the game assists going to lee brown and bill hutchison while a pass in j0 -va-i- front of the net saw darryl brown get his first of two goals at the ten minute mark red- shaw eventually replied for ux bridge with four minutes left on the clock mike feasby from jamicson put the home team further ahead just three mi- nutes into the middle frame be fore uxbridge struck back to close the gap with a powerplay goal with 16 seconds left chris brown fired his second when he hooked the puck over the ux- bridge netminder after a scuf fle in front of the goal stouffville stayed away from the penalty box in the third period and dominated the first ten minutes of the game which took place almost exclusively in the uxbridge end darryl brown scored on hutchisons assist at the thirteen minute mark with hutchison getting his own marker at 955 on assists from chris and brent brown with the score set at 62 the spectators and teams were sur prised to learn the game was under curfew the ice was cleared with ten minutes left to play not that it made much dif ference at that stage stouffvil le controlled the game com pletely beckers midget team are top of the league standings and arc likely to remain there for the few remaining games left in the league schedule next game is this friday when they host un ionville iii my opinion by jim holt sports editor true to his word our esteemed mayor has the parks and recreation com- ittee in place though i have no doubt there will be rumb lings of discontent from van- dorf they seem to have no champion to represent their very active and lively little community having cut the number of recommended members from twelve to nine the work load should prove formid able i have no doubt that there will be a large number of representations made by various bodies throughout the coming year everyone seems to have an axe to grind personally i always felt that the old recreation com mittee was weighted in favor of hockey and ball looking at the new list i think the for mat remains the same the minor groundswell caused by disagreement be tween two leading lights in oldtimer hockey circles has died down and i have heard no more of the socalled threat to take over prime icetime a storm in a teacup i hope so i cannot help but comment on our minor house league hockey coaches during the last few months i have had the pleasure of talking to quite a number of them for the tribunes coach of the week series and without fail have been impressed by their unfailing sense of humor and dedication to their small charges it seems not so long ago that we were becoming dismayed at the quality of our minor coaches not any longer though who is the person re sponsible for setting prices at the arena snack bar i feel incensed by having to pay 50 cents for a miserably small cup of coffee or tea when most restaurants and snack bars are still selling for 40 to 45 cents perhaps a jiffy snacktruck parked outside would be the answer some indication of public priorities as set down by previous councils is re flected in the expenditure of 20000 on library booksdur- ing the last fiscal year this works out at about one new book per year for every ten persons pretty disgraceful when you consider we spend around 40000 subsidizing icetime obviously it is more important to shoot a puck than read a book a pertinent question re garding conflict of interest in public affairs springs to mind when i read a letter from the markham- stouffville hospital building fund the letter signed by deputy chairman keith sutherland informs various service clubs in the area that the hospital committee is going ahead with a cam paign to raise 5 million in- pledges from various com munities in the area includ ing whitchurchstouffville harking back to april of 81 i remember that keith was chairman of the master- plan steering committee i presume naturally that he is no longer associated with any longterm plans regard- ingbiitsprirtsfacilities no one can nycsfsot jn both camps especially when alle giance to such large projects demands 100 loyally in fundraising v atom clippers double win two important league wins highlighted the atom clippers hockey week hosting uxbridge on monday night the clippers sent them away empty handed doubling them 42 jamie campbell opened the scoring with a slotshot into the net corner the assist going to dan mcneil uxbridge replied but lee scaifcs unassisted marker put the clippers back in the lead with uxbridge tying it up in the second period the winning goal came from keith piette from jason under wood while campbell teamed with underwood for the insur ance marker at oak ridges on tuesday evening the clippers skated to a decisive 71 victory dominat ing the game with some fine passing plays point getters were keith piette 2 danny mcneil 2 billy payne 1 1 assist drae glover 1 jamie campbell3 assists brad black topp 2 assists and robbie mountjoy 2 assists there are just two more league games to go to round out the schedule sutton and port perry playoff dates are not yet available unionville prove unbeatable the neil patrick novice all- star clippers were busy over the weekend starting with a trip to port perry on friday where they edged their hosts 3- 2 scoring for the clippers wer- e jason witebread 2 brandon pridham 1 1 assist marty cor- dell 2 assists and jason scott 1 assist in tournament play at sharon on saturday the team blanked their opponents in two games a 70 win over stroud saw jason whitebread put in a fine performance with four goals while assists came from tim lavell 2 and darren zeller brandon pridham fired a pair while paul trentadue added a single brampton proved a tougher proposition for the stouffville team but they still managed a 30 win both shutouts were earned by jeff willis- jason whitebread tallied all three goals giving him seven in two consecutive games assists went to tim lavell and darren zeller unionville proved unbeat able in sundays game despite a fine overall team effort by stouffvillc they manage to fire three unanswered goals uxbridge edge murphy bantams with exams almost over- the sdss senior spartan basketball team will recommence play next week prior to the christmas holidays they held second place in the interhigh school standings back row i to r paul goldring steve mitcbinson brent wilson ross dube shane rutherford and dave connell coach front row 0 to r scott lippctt steve kendall mike rehill frank chlef- fello luz meier manager the edwardsmurphy ban tams won two of their three games last week on wednesday they stayed ahead of unionville to end the game 32 with the sounding of curfew and the following night took an easy 41 win when they visited pickering at pickering dave fockler tallied a pair while singles came from tim evans and dave collins a 43 win by uxbridge on sun- day saw some topnotch hocke- y the winning goal coming late in the third period stouffville goals came from evans christ- ensen and fockler with assists to evans and christenscn having shown considerable improvement oyer their earlier form the bantams arc now closing out their league sche duleicomc and sec them in their final league game of the season tonight wed at the arena at 800pm mt w mmmmmmmmmmtmmmm v-