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wilson shoes hd faniily- a footwear skates 7 main st 6402429 stouffvole editors mail dear jim someone over at the tribune must have been singing that old re frain its june in janu- ary when the announcement for the librarys ski ramble was inserted on page sb3 last week crosscountry skiing in stouffville on june 30th lets hope not jan30th thats the actual date of our ram ble if there is a substan tial fall of snow between now and then well slip off from the library at 1 pm if not well try again on feb 20th if thats no good then to heck withit well try for a plod through the goldenrod in june sincerely the library staff 1 n wednesday january 26 1983 jjiager mews shop ibnbon roo m pierre cardum and many other canadian name brands 55 main w stouffville 6406859 one lead in playoff battle smarting from their pre vious nights 123 loss against the uxbridge bruins the a s construc tion clippers came out with a full head of steam on saturday night to face lake- field in a doordie attempt to recapture the eighth and last playoff spot storming on to the ice they proceeded to hammer the fifthplace visitors with a merciless barrage of shots that had the scoreboard flashing like a pinball machine ending the first period with a 61 lead and a change of lakefield goalie first period goals came from steve carless craig mcdonald zenon byblow and trevor tomlinson along with a pair from mas- tergoalgetter pete bauer who isstill ahead in the race for the seasons top point- scorer lakefield paced the clip pers four goals apiece in the second period chris brown opened for the home side fol lowed closely by mike hall both unassisted while ted waite passed the puck for baeur to get his hat trick third period action saw the clippers slow a little but they managed to match the visitors three goals tim yeomans scored un assisted while byblow got his second goal of the night on an assist from carless ted waite rounded out the clipper scoring with what can only be hoped was not an ill omen for next satur days game he made it 138 with only 20 seconds left to play with uxbridge just one point behind in ninth spot the big showdown game is set for stouffville arena this saturday evening when the bruins and clippers face off at 730 pm it could prove one of the closest and tough est games of the season dont miss it horse show high quest farms had a full house for their student show on sunday eleven classes attracted over sixty entries for the very popular annual event kim pendrith of unionvil- le was the high point winner at the end of the day chalk ing up points in the barrel race western pleasure equitation over fences bareback equitation and musical chairs classes stouffville riders also put in some fine performances garilee miles placed second m the walk trot with colt carcone fourth julie roy placed sixth in the senior equitation fourth in equitation over fences and second in western plea sure and laura feltis came sixth in the english plea sure class emma young of ballahtraeplaced sixth in equitation over fences full results follow walk trownever shown 1 melisa tant2 marie chew 3 stuart layland 4ko chen 5 kathy furta- do walk trot 1 anka hecker 2 garilee miles 3lorena furtado 4 colt carcone 5 kim hemingway 6 jan holt- zheimer junior equitation be ginner 1 janet carcone 2claudine paton 3 miranda smith 4 lorraine smith 5 anka hecker 6 gillian casson senior equitation 1 sarah hill 2sherry hall 3 laura johnson 4evelyn siebert skim hill 6juhe roy engliish pleasur 1 sherry hall 2sarah hill 3 anka hecker 4jocelyn magahy 5 laurie stephenson 6 laura feltis equitation over fences ljocelyn magahy 2elizabeth richards3kim pendrith 4 julie roy 5evelyn siebert 6 emma young western pleasure lsarah hill 2julie roy 3 janet carcone 4charmaine miller 5 kim pendrith 6 alison wood barrel race lkim pendrith 2 laura johnson 3troy thompson 4 evelyn siebert 5 alison wood 6 wendy gayman bareback equitation 1 laura johnson 2 kim pendrith 3dianne mccar- ron 4claudine paton 5evelyn siebert 6 anka hecker jack benny 1 sherry hall 2norma henderson 3 alan heath 4 dick francis 5 barb tophen 6 heinz tucker special program the parks and recrea tion department will be holding a special valentines day program for children between the ages of 6 and 12 years at latcham hall the program will be held on february 4 and runs from 12 noon to330pm cost is 150 per child the program is centered around activities of valen tines day which will pro vide a funfilled afternoon of crafts along with a movie program coordinators are kathy wilkinsand janet smith both students of seneca college when playoff time draws close referees really earn their arcfighting for a playoff spot tempers can get a little money saturday rtightsjunior c game between lake frayed not surprisingly there was nd shortage of penal- field and stouffvillewas not short of action but when you ties ji holt two game split for credit union pee wees the credit union peewees ended the week splitting a pair of games in wednesday nights per formance against the pick ering aa squad the team hockey night the whitchurch- stouffville minor hock ey association is holding a hockey night in stouffville on jan 29 when the a s construc tion clippers meet the uxbridge bruins for their final playoff game of the season the first hundred kids accompanied by an adult will receive clip per hats and a free admission ticket will be given to all registered members of the wsmha there will be a number of draws with top prize a pair of tickets to a nhl game the first hundred adults will re ceive free clipper but tons game time is 730 pm come along and cheer on the junior c team to the playoffs came from behind before being edged 54 pickering took a 20 lead in the fiist period with kent smythe and mike ferguson tying it up half way into the middfe frame with a pair of quick ies assists going to kevin blacktop dan larmer and aaron mcwilliams union third period goals came from sven hennze and dan larmer assists going to kirk smythe dar- ron baston mike ferguson and kevin francis in league action against oak ridges on friday night early play was dominated by the opposition goalie who kept the union team out of the net for the fust period brad tiley broke the spell m the second periodwhen he scored unassisted the momentum changing as un ion went on to an impressive 81 win both smythe boys kent and kirk tallied hat tricks while darron baston also had a good game with four assists other points went to craig stronach with a single and tomo trentadue with an assist peewee playoff action starts on tues febl when the team travels to port hope first home playoff game is on friday feb4 in my opinion by jim holt sports editor it really is incredible when you think about it over twelve months nearer 18 if the truth were known have elapsed since the resi dents of that farflung community vandorf approached the parks and recreation commit tee regarding a ball di amond at whitchurch- highlands school they even collected a 1000 towards the cost of the project what hap pened sweet nothing is it any wonder that the citizenry get worked up to a lather when their simplest requests get shelved or as in this case completely ignored the truth of the matter is summed up in the old adage out of sight out of mind had it not been for councillor margot marshall creating mer ry hell at wednesdays parks and recreation meeting i doubt vandorf would have ever re ceived a reply inciden tally any doubts 1 may have had about van dorf s representation on the committee are dis pelled mrs marshalls presence blows through the corridors of power like a breath of fresh scented air revelations the long awaited answer to the oft repe ated question what is happening in regard to our sports complex will be revealed in part at the upcoming open house being held on february 21 the prop osals for the new build ing location and cost will be tabled for repre sentatives of all the towns organizations to peruse and you can bet your bottom dollar that controversy will rage thereafter whatever is decided will not please everybody and no doubt the proposals will receive rough passage from proponents who want the whole pie and those who are prepared to accept what we can afford bright ideas its amazing what ideas can pop up over a 45 cent cup of coffee more about that later two people have recent ly mentioned the amount of idle icetime at the arena and suggested approaching the schools and letting them use the ice during the week the idea has considerable merit after all why not have intermural and in terschool hockey the high school is already using it for their stu dents and its proving quite successful also it would help to sharpen the talents of a number of minor hockey mem bers who presently are not receiving any prac tice time just an hour a week for each class would be ideal and it would not detract in any large part from their education the idea was put forward by norm ewing and jim wagg who strangely enough have never discussed the matter between themselves sackcloth and ashes my apologies to the ladies at the arena snack bar last week i did them a gross injus tice by complaining that their coffee and tea was too expensive at 50 cents a cup itseems it is only 45 cents sorry ladies apologies must also go to all the students at high quest farm for not publishing any pictures of last sundays student show it seems i am having considerable dif ficulty with my mathematics these days developing what i though was a 32 expo sure film it turned out to beonly 20 consequent- ly not one solitary show picture appeared on the negatives never mind ill bring two cameras to the next student show in may competition it seems a little far fetched to me however there is rumour afoot that a group of entrep reneurs are interested in buying the old arena somehow i cant see it happening theyv might go into competition with the town and endup with all the customers can you imagine eldred the unready and his boys and girls allowing that mind you it might not be a bad idea who ever took it over might even start their own minor hockey associa tion that would give messrs grimshaw hutchinson and co something to chew over- atom selects in tournament play at thornton on jan 15 the family trust atom selects went down 73 in their first game against beaverton trust goals came from jeff cowley jason skinner and brent gould with assists to eilert fraser2 scott ferris and gae biad game two against angus gave a well deserved shutout to goalie todd myles singles went to jason maskery and dayle lewis on assists by brent gould and brett yoshida need members big surprise in sunday morning amateur hockey league action was smurthwaite bruins tic with second place north stars the north star net was one of the busiest spots on the ice as the seventh place bruins giantkillers tried to play jim holt like most service organizations the kins men club is having diffi culty in raising new members their current membership is down to nine the club is the main stay of many town events it sponsors the annual christmas para de hockey soccer base ball and a host of other sporting and non- sporting occasions to be viable the club needs at least 20 to 25 members between the ages of 21 and 40 who wish to help contribute something to the com munity if you have time to attend two meetings a month and donate 100 hours a year to help club projects then you are the man they are looking for the club offersl meetings which cost just 10 for dinner and drinks 2 fun and fel lowship while helping your community 3the advantages of being a member of a large national organization with branches through out the country give it a thought if you decide you would like to be a memberthcn get in touch with your local branch president jim kidd at 6405002 game three came close to being a shutout for the visi tors when they went down 51 to their hosts stouffvil- les goal coming in the final two minutes of play from jeff cowley on assists from mike rozario and jason maskery on jan17 the team hosted markham in a hard fought game that saw a 33 tie with goals from jason maskery gae biadi and eilert fras- cr assists went to jason skinner 2 brett yoshida 2 jeff cowley and gae biadi