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giant garage sale sunday june 12 donations wednesday june 1 1983 i-v- t384 tempo now here slv from 7549- mcarthurts salesafe i hmy7kwdyrdl 20hgtlld 4741350 2945400 f panthers win 70 panther ben lavoie after a season with wexford marked his return to the whitchurch- stouff ville soc cer club by scoring the first league goal of the season conditions were far from ideal for the panthers opener the weather was cold windy and wet but they pressed hard in attack and showed toughness in de fence strikers drae glover and ritchie holden both ham mered in hat tricks but in general play was inclined to be sloppy the 70 win over thornhill augers well for the panthers this season however coach alfons rubbens was not en thused countering that the score gave little indication of the quality of play it was below par he opined in contrast last weekend saw the panthers draw praise from many metro a league coaches despite los ses against erin mills and mississauga they did however pull off a 2 1 win over ajax much to the de light of their supporters stingers slump in tournament play at port colborne the senior ladies stinger fastball team placed 3rd out of the 16 strong entry a 22 tie m their opener against oakville was de cided on most players hav ing reached third base with stouffville emerging the victors it was heartbreak house for the stingers when they met last years ontario champions from st cather ines f the exchamps were not overawed by the stingers 3- 0 lead at the halfway mark and promptly scored 4 runs in the fourth to win the game a pitchers dual broke out in game four as the stingers downed richmond hill 10 julia drew throwing a two- hitter for stouffville hamilton went the same way with the stingers re cording a 21 win the semifinal against port colbourne was close the stingers were edged 43 by their hosts as a preseason warmup the tournament was benefi cial coach cliff dunkeld managed to work 16 players into the lineup the stingers play at home in the metro league every wednesday evening floor hockey challenge floor hockey fever has had the high school in its grip for the last few months students and teachers have battled furiously to gain team supremacy and a spot in the playoff cham pionships was akin to find ing the holy grail recently the grade 9 all- star team supremely con fident- threw down the gauntlet in a challenge against staff members teacher terrors despite a flashinthepan 20 lead by the allstars by half time the terrors had closed the gap to trail 65 experience and super ior passing by the ter rors showed itself in the fin al half they slipped by to a 1210 win but not without a struggle members of the victorious terror team are john roberts goalie wally car rie alpiette john white ron eldridge felix levy jim rehill and dave con- nell i grade 9 allstars are dave fockler jon petrie chris harper chris snooks charlie barrotta scott bur rows matin wells david davidson paul shaw doug mcquigge and shawn duncalfe labatts proairi all in the family local golf team win amateur award an opening round of 73 was no yardstick for danny talbots performance in the labatts light proam golf tournament held at spring lakes golf course last weekend the 30yearold beloeil quebec player in his first tourney of the year came from behind to shoot a clos ing 69 for a threeround total of 213 to take first prize of 10000 plagued with a knee prob lem that had him thinking of giving up golf after last summers quebec open talbot was ecstatic over his jim rutledge of victoria vui vv v- ip bc was just one behind rutledge finished with a 68 for a total of 215 to equal the best score in the threeday event his second place fin ish was worth 5000 herb holzscheiter of mis sissauga was still in conten tion after two rounds until he threeputted the 15th on the third day for a bogey my momentum went and i topped my drive on the 16th into the water and took a double bogey he said holzscheiter finished with a 74 to tie mexican rafael alarcon at 216 alarcon closed with a 71 both earn ing 2150 ninetysix pros were teamed with three amateurs in each round and played with a different team each time day the amateurs played on a quota points system under which no player could finish better than plus or minus four for each round the winning team con sisted of local councillor tom wood and sons barry and paul who finished at minustwo they edged don smith gord terry and john rochefort who finished minusfour unexpected win most people wouldnt recognise montreal canadian keith acton in this pose keith along with local golfers wayne and glenn jackson formed a team for last weekends tournament at spring lakes a chance in a million was how tom wood de scribed his win in the lab- bats light proam golf tournament tom along with sons paul and barry describe them selves as strictly weekend golfers who would have been content to win two or three golf balls as a memen to of their entry we play at the cottage during the summer but are not fanatics he said fanatics or not the wood trio proved themselves highly competitive through- out the tournament finishing 2nd on the first day 7th on the second and coming through to win the amateurtcam award on the third in weather conditions that were less than ideal the idea of entering was more or less on a whim i thought it would be a chance to have myself and the boys enter one big tournament just once in our lives little did i realize what the out come would be the idea was to enjoy playing with the pros winning it never entered our heads he said in addition to each team member winning a stereo beer stem and golf balls the winners also received a beautiful wedgewood tro phy bowl which according to tom will take pride of place in the family trophy showcase sdss junior golf team win title they may not be proam winners but in the georgian championship i to r paul richards coach lin jones bay junior golf tournament the sdss high school team derek duggan front i to r bill hughes and tim hoey proved unbeatable beating out sixteen teams to win the georgian tourney at the georgian bay golf tournament held at the midland golf and country club on may 26 stouffville high school teams braved poor weather conditions to win the junior division they also placed a credit able 8th out of 19 in the senior division dr gwi williams high school aurora won the seniortitle forthe third year in succession of the sixteen junior teams entered stouffvilles al emby and bill hughes posted the best scores of the day to lead the team to the championship title junior members are al emby bill hughes paul richards derek duggan and tim hoey aternatc on the senior squad are paul barry steve kendall craig corner sean lynch and scott lippett alter nate team coach is staff teacher linjones in niy opinion by jim holt sports editor we try to be impartial received a telephone call on monday morning from warren skinner warren a member of the kerry industrial slowpitch team here in town wanted to know why betz pools and the buttermakers received the most press coverage in the victoria day slow- pitch tournament the answer to that is simple they happened to be playing on the main diamond when i was there with my camera added to which they were both playing what i considered a potentially winning team mar- khams calathumpians when covering an event as large as last weeks tournament re gardless of what sport is being played then the press has an obligation to try and pinpoint the winners and make sure that they receive proper coverage try telling your editor that you could only get photos of the fourthplace finishers and see what happens always assum ing you are still there to find out it is a difficult task to be everywhere at the same time and please everybody ask the raiders they were not only playing in the tournament they were running it as well the question of favouritism does not arise although i must admit that the butter- makers have had more than their fair share of publicity in the last six months albeit some of it adverse it is a physical impos sibility for one person to cover every team and event in a town the size of stouffville however i would say that through out the year there are many coaches and man agers who come rain or shine devotedly report the heppemngs of their teams every week it matters not whether it is t ball or senior level they arrive on the desk for publication every monday morning anyone who feels short changed on sports coverage is welcome to put it down on paper we shall take it from there and if there is space available print it par excellence nice to see a local team show the 200 amateur golfers at the labbats light proam tourna ment the way to the win ners podium tom wood and his sons barry and paul put in a terrific performance over the weekend in winning the team award tom has always been a keen golfer he is al ways up front when the ballantrae lions hold their annual golf tour ney but i doubt if he will ever surpass this one in fact hell be lucky if anyone will ever want to play with him again my favourite hockey player keith acton has a mean drive i wasnt there but someone told me he drove 300 yards to the edge of the green ah well once an athlete al ways an athlete divine intervention with the boss man jim thomas away over the weekend i found myself covering the dedication of st marks church very impressive it was too whilst taking pictures i happened to overhear eldred the unready make a passing remark to cardinal emmett carter that st marks would probably need an extension pretty soon if development in the town proceeded as planned i could not help but feel that he would do well to leave matters spir itual to the experts and instead ask for a little divine intervention in the matter of building the new arena the way things are going it is the only hope we have left ti cam fella wins world series adding further lustre to his series of phenomenal wins this season cam fel la stouffvilles wonder horse did it again last thursday when he won the world cup series at meadowlands new jersey romping home an odds on favourite at 95 cam fella clinched the series with two out of three wins with 12 to 14 more races left to run this year local track enthusiasts will be given the chance of seeing cam fella race at green wood on august 12 where he is entered in the ontario jockey club maturity race also in the canadian derby at greenwood on august 19 lions show there are only 11 days left prize money in the regular to register for the ballan- and stake classes trae and district lions entries should be made as horse show the show will be held on sunday june 19 at the bal lantrae community centre and will feature 17 classes including jumper and showmanship there will be ribbons and trophies to sixth place with soon as possible to show secretary iain mcvarish rr stouffville 6402659 athletes qualify for all ontario meet top athletes from all over southern ontario took part in last thursdays regional track and field meet held at centennial stadium in eto- bicoke the meet brought together top performers from 4 associations geor gian bay niagra district hamilton and peel halton which includes burlington mississauga and brampton joanne dart placed 9th in the senior girls discus while kelly cowan posted a personal best in her 11th place finish in the midget girls 1500 metres in the senior girls 4x100 relay race jane huxtable terri piette dawn baggs and mary griffiths won their heat and were 9th overall in the timed sections of the race chris brown was entered in two events but failed to place in the 400 metres however the 800 metres was a different story chris ran what was probably the best race of his career finishing 3rd overall at junior level and ensuring himself of a place in the all ontarios this weekend ben dcrksen threw the javelin well to take 2nd place in the midget event he will accompany brown to kitchener for the all ontarios this weekend for the rest of the spartan competitors weathercondi- tions were less than ideal however the small but select squad put in some fine performances ladies league ladies fun league results for may 24 arc as follows usedcartrade8- canadian tire 7 lee sand gravel 14 ken may realty 12 linda schell and rhonda jordan both hit home runs for lee sand and gravel