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one parent families association of canada markham chapter head office 4877976 lime spoils classified 1983 thunderbird from 10989 have mx owen a ford lately mcarthurs sales hrw 7 kennedy hi 4741350 service 20 heritage rd 2945400 third section a metroland community newspaper wednesday february 15 1984 extend winning streak stretching their playoff series to two wins the sound of music atom clippers downed uxbridge 52 on feb 6 uxbridge opened the scor ing in the first period with jason underwood from brandon pridham and jason whitebread tying it up for the clippers uxbridge again led the way with a goal early in the second period however a three goal blast from dayle lewis pridham and under wood set the stage for the win assists went to paul trentadue underwood david caramanico scott ferris eilert fraser and jason scott uxbridge had nothing further to offer in the final frame and jeff cowley from underwood and tren tadue fired the final clipper marker mixed week for atoms a full week of hockey pro duced a mixed bag of wins and losses for the novice clipper squad in playoff action against lindsay the clippers man aged to get on the board in the first period the goal coming from danny cle ments from phil pridham however from there on in lindsay dominated- the r game and wrapped it up with a 41 win uxbridge was a different story a ninegoal onslaught was more than enough to offset uxbridges three goals clipper goals came from darrin zeller 3 rburkholder tbardell dspoorenberg gsmith d bull dclements with assists beiong collected by bardell 2 tspearen 2 jhause 2 spoorenberg smith clements and pridham at the brooklin tourna ment the clippers went do wn 31 to thornhill in their first game relegating them to the consolation ticket zeller netting the clippers goal against stoney creek overtime was needed to break the scoreless tie with just seconds into overtime play zeller again un assisted rifled the winning shot to earn him his second mvp award of the day unfortunately it was a strong ajax contingent that dominated play in the con solation final ajax fired five unanswered goals into the clipper net to give them the title salmaan shalmani manages to hang on to the ball as he dribbles low past a raider guard in friday afternoons game at sdss for the midget spartans it was their last game of the season the newmarket visitors left them at the starting gate with a 5027 win jim holt only juniors left in contention raiders rap spartans with triple win in senior basketball play the high school spartans ended the season with a very entertaining game against newmarket raid ers on friday afternoon earlier in the season newmarket had been 30 point victors so it was good to see that the spartans were capable of reducing their previous deficit by 20 points the game ended in a 5442 win for the visitors the 2 pm start saw over 200 teachers and students enjoy the action excellent passing and shooting helped the spar tans to a 2826 lead at the half but a cold third quarter saw the lead swing to the raiders mark savory showed a sharp eye hitting well to collect 13 points he was well paced by frank chieffallo also with 13 points and jim edwards popping 6 senior coach dave con- nell commented after the game that his squad were good by sole reason of the fact that the gym was full of fans it was their best game of the season the fans really pumped them up for this one he said with a 39 winloss record it means that basketball is over for the senior squad also the midgets who were convincingly bombed 5027 by their newmarket coun terparts in the last game of the day the junior cagers also went down against the all- conquering newmarket squads not only were they outplayed 5435 they barely managed to finish up in fourth spot the last playoff berth available for the york countys tourney in my opinion by jim holt having read the soc cer clubs master plan in search of excell ence one cannot help but feel that perhaps we should draft the soccer club executive onto council the clarity and precision with which they put their proposals is to say the least re freshing it is one of the most comprehensive and well thoughtout pieces i have ever en countered by an amateur sports orga nization the plan painstaking in its outline shows that the club is looking sever al years down the road with the accent on play er development at an early age commend- ably it is adopting a strategy that is followed by most european amateur clubs in the broad view it is the only one to take if it wishes to retain the in terest of players and supporters not that the club has been negligent in this to the contrary they have developed some fine soc cer teams over the last few years the panthers and castle royals to mention just two a dearth of soccer ex pertise within the club has always been a prob- lem for the wssc although the diehard nucleus has held every thing together since its inception now with three more experienced coaches tom morton bert fords and roy houston it is possible to introduce the master plan with some hope of success it would be nice if the clubs plans were sup ported in full by all the parents some who more often than not take little interest in the game other than drop ping off their children and taking them home immediately after the game the club needs and indeed deserves support from them also it is obvious that the club executive have had a big think on future de velopment in asking for input from all sources particularly parents and officials they are by no means dogmatic in their aspirations they de serve full support wintario grant as there are so many conflicting dates being thrown around regard ing the date of announce ment for the complex wintario grant rest assured that official word will be received by march 15 it was originally promised by the powers- thatbe that a decision would be reached by janl however a delay in the bureaucratic works has delayed tid ings and according to a wintario spokesman an official announcement will be made no later than midmarch it took the beckers milk midgets until well into the second period before they took control of port hope in their game on feb8 it was the third and as it turned out final gameof their first round playoff series the milkmen made heavy going of their 52 win both sides collected a whole slew of penalties stouffville 36 minutes and the visitors 33 while the port hope coach was requested to remove himself it was a chippy game in fact the milkmen looked like setting a new first period record for penalties seven in total before cool er heads prevailed and they got down to playing the kind of hockey expected of them with the stouffville penal ty box filled to overflowing netminder joe risk could be said to have had an exciting first period the gutsy little goalie put in a terrific per formance mike feasby and darryl brown found the net with a couple of opportunist goals while brent brown added a single assists went to doug mcquigge 2 ken burrows feasby darryl brown and dave fockler the milk men meet unionville at the arena tonight in the first game of the second round game starts at 830 pm floor hockey s s3 gsbsi brent brown grabs off a loose puck for a nice opportunist goal giving the beckers milk midgets a 52 win in their third and final game against port hope the milkmen now face unionville in round two of the playoffs first game is at the arena tonight at 830 pm jim holt popular bantams tie knot its not as if he had done anything wrong its just that everyone picks on the goalie midget netmindcr joe risk decides to stay in his net while the refs sorted out a few problems with port hope players in last wednesdays penaltyfilled game floor hockey proved very popular at stouffville high last year about 80 students and 9 teachers took part this year it is even more popular so far according to organizer dave connell there are 150 students and 12 teachers wanting to join a team one of the games main attractions is that it can be played on the premises costs very little to organize and is a lot of fun due to a falling off of in terest rugby will not be played at sdss this year in fact according to coach connell there are no plans to reintroduce the game in the future however interest in floor hockey has soared it is in tended to introduce two leagues junior grade 9 and 10 and senior grade 1113 the season will get under way within the next two weeks a sigh of relief ran around the arena on monday night as the ejdwardsmurphy bantams recorded a con vincing 74 win over wood- bridge they lost their secondround opener 32 against woodbridge on fri day night the bantams couldnt get it together for friday nights game they trailed 30 before shawn pennanen put them on the board at 1151 in the final frame despite taking charge of the game in the third period they could only manage one more this time from derek hamilton the assist going to jeff christensen an all out effort in mon day nights game saw the clippers dominate from the opening face off big gun was kent smythe with a hat trick followed by skipper sean mcquiggc with a pair singles going to russ king and christensen assists went to kirk smythe 2 de rek hamilton mike fergu son chris tymon and christensen third game of the series is at woodbridge this friday at 8 pm triple bronze for skiers three local cross country skiers collected bronze medals over the weekend no not at the olympics but right here in canada gary cummings of stouffcr st along with ken sullivan and karel korinck both of good wood took part in the gruelling 165 kilometre lachutc ottawa cross- country event that attracted thousands of enthusiasts from all across canada covering over 80 kilometres a day the three skiers finished the event in excellent condi tion they even had enough energy to drive all the way home for work the following day though it is rumoured that one or two experi enced a slight stiffness in the joints on getting up on monday morning gary and ken are both physed teachers with the scarborough board of education