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sc2 wednesday may 18 1983 youth league awards night 1 t above average bowlers collect trophies five members of stouffvilles youth bowling league received awards for consistent performances during the year leading the league for the best high average were 1 to r mark conway darren mccool kent davidge robyn grove and tina hie the presentations were made at latcham hall on friday evening close to 150 people attended the leagues annual awards night stouffvilles youth bowling league held its annual awards and presentation night at latcham hall on friday evening attracting over 150 enthusiastic young bowlers and their supporters master of ceremonies for the occasion was the leagues hard working organizer john tait who in addition to making the awards helped organize the event thanking everyone for their strong sup port throughout the season john made a presentation of hanging flower baskets to the leagues strongest supporters the score keeping mums before going on to the main awards big winners in the three divisions this year were as follows high average bantam robyn grove 134 darren mccool 154 junior tina hie 175 mark conway 188 senior lisa eriksen 153 kent davidge 209 high single bantam bonnie tait 211 randy fiewell 242 junior vonny hunter 268 greg vliek 307 tern pickard 223 greg corner 280 high double bantam michell hall 333 chris watters 374 high triple junior cheryl oldham 620 lewis cottage 660 leslie eriksen 556 mark munro 703 high single with handicap bantam kim seabrook 282 mark palmer 295 junior karen corner 308 john watters 314 high double with handicap bantam mary lynn thomas 456 robby hender son 492 high triple with handicap junior karey white 791 mark butson 740 most improved bantam michell hall randy fiewell junior leslie mitchinson david hau eflections markham pharmacy you can always count on a smile and a friendly word from the staff at markham pharmacy for more than a dozen years gord turney and his very capable staff have taken great pleasure in serving the people of markham gord who bought the store from reef wilson in january 1969 has always been an involved member of the business commun ity markham pharmacy sponsors local baseball hockey and soccer teams and gord is a charter member and past presi dent of the unionvile progress club the staff of markham pharmacy clearly enjoy their work their cheerful smiles and helpful attitudes make it a pleasure shop ping for everyday items and filling pre scriptions if gord isnt behind the counter youll find doug sumner at your service doug hasenjoyed his eight years at mar kham pharmacy and is dedicated to giving you prompt courteous service several of the girls have worked in the store for many years and developed a genuine interest in the health and well being of their many regular patrons among the friendly faces behind the coun ter is lois clarridge lois has worked at markham pharmacy for almost twenty- two years marg low and marje davis have been there for more than twelve years each and marg hamilton has had ten years of experience withmarkhams friendly main street pharmacy all are devoted helpful and work to make everyday shop ping into a cheerful and pleasant pasttime if youre looking for health and beauty aids laura secord candies greeting cards or other sundry items feel free to drop in to markham pharmacy and buy them from a cheerful staff who have your needs at heart dominion materials with a blend of old style friendliness and up to date retailing dominion coal and building supplies is an accurate reflection of the communities it serves a combina tion of the best of old and new from its location in a store originally developed by the stiver family as a feed and coal mill dominion coal and building supplies went into the building supplies business 15 years ago when it was acquired by george j spring since then its been serving the commun ity by offering a range of building mate rials and supplies from sand to stucco drywall to masonry as well as friendly across the counter advice on their use since george j spring created the busi ness it has grown into four stores through out the toronto area under the leadership of manager mark forrester a resident of unionville the staff is friendly acknowlcdgcablc and ready able and willing to work with the tradesman or homeowner with all building needs they also of fer a speedy delivery service to distribute their wide range of products feel free to drop in and browse through an old time store offering modern products at agreeable prices they are located in unionville just north of hwy7 off kennedy road hours monday to friday are from 7 am to 6 pm and saturday from 7 am to 4 pm dominion coal and building supplies is proud of the heritage it shares with the community it serves they look forward to maintaining their high level of service for many years to come ers buried in exhibition play over the weekend the stouffville stingers ladies fastball team defeated the aurora diggers 94 stealing no less than eight bases in nine attempts vicki moffat led the stouffville attack with four singles batting 1000 while michele keith was 2 for 3 at the plate denise coppins debbie coxworth and bard goudie gave the stingers a 31 lead in the first with terry cummings counting in the second third innings runs cams from moffat kathy wilkins and ruth beckett closing off the third with a 72 lead aurora added two more runs in the seventh but were outclassed by the hungry stingers who finished the eighth with runs from moffat and ruth vollet sharing mound duties were mary albright and julia drew the stingers intermediate finalists last season have ten of their veteran squad back this year and have moved up into the senior division well known faces on the bench are san dy ramer ann holden may allbright joyce adams julia drew kathy wilkins liz lacoursiere ruth becket barb goudie and michele keith new to the squad are denise coppins cheryl grand slam singleton debbie coxworth jannette cooper dawn voss terry cummings vicki moffat mary zet- tell and ruth vollet coaches cliff dunkeld and joe barber are back with the welcome addition of frank hendy frank is certain to bea big boost to the team having coached several claremont teams to championship status the team is slotted into the metro league and plays home fixtures on wednesday night at 830 pm sponsors this year areschell lumber stouffville legion branch 459 stouffville district credit union and george ross photo bowling banquet members of the legion ladies bowl- ing league held their annual dinner and awards night at the deerpark inn on may 10- winners of the top team award the le gion auxiliary tro phy was presented to the team of de bbie rennie cap tain ella nichols joanne gunther mae budd marg wood and ruth paisleythe playoff championship tro- phy was won by gayc lehman cap tain ruth shep- pard opal lehman chuck valleau glenys drewery and kathy gourley individual awards were pre sented to gaye lehman high aver age karen van- derhenne high i single cathy hoi- den high single with handicap ella nichols high tri ple joanne gunth er high triple with handicap barb thomashigh lej giori karen foote high spare j summer programs the whitchurchstouffville parks arid recreation department is introducing an extensive summer program with activities in stouffville vandorf and ballantrae there are varied programs covering arts and crafts sports songs and games for young people between the ages of 6 and 12 years the program will run monday to friday from 9 am to 4 pm and the fee is 70 per session per child registration dates are as follows stouffville monday june 6 91 and 79 pm at the parks and recreation office 50 main street below the old post office building vandorf monday june 13 94 and 79 pm at the whitchurchstouffville museum vandorf ballantrae monday june 20 94 and 79 pm at the whitchurchstouffville centennial community centre ballan trae registrations will be accepted at the parks and recreation office until june 24 for the stouffville and vandorf programs and until july 15 for the ballantrae program after these dates registrations will only be accepted providing space is available the recreational swimming program will commence on june 27 registration for session one will be held at the pool office on june 2730 from 95 pm and 79 pm tennis registration for session one will be held at the recreation office between june 20 and 30 from 94 pm lessons start on july 4 and are run between 830 and 1130 am and 1230 and 130 pm daily all classes are of one hour duration and require a minimum of six participants to start for further information ori summer programs call the recreation office at 640- 3768 v v glub meeting the stouffville figure skating club will hold their annual general meeting at latcham hall tonight wednesday may 18 at 8 pm all persons interested in the clubs activities are welcome to attend the club will be voting for on the appointement of a new executive- and members will be able to pick up their car nival photographs after the meeting buying or selling turn to the classifieds for fast results 2942200 6402100