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rekai johnson banisters solicitors 49 main street east 2nd floor stonifvuie ontario 6408100 or 6493555 sports classified sec section mmmmanmummsm a metroland community newspaper leasing todays easy way to drive larry cotter leasing 6404541 aa makes and models wednesday january 13 1988 aches the crosfiar7 he cehearjvlpifardsp jbbl rt- still covers a lot o wiok for opeiiiassijf gesy -jimjiflienias- scores on penalty shot kirk smythe leads midget offensive recently marlane mckee- wetheral chairpersbnof celebration 88 received the following letter la copy of which reads as follows dear marlane dec 22 1987 will long re main- in my memory the olympic torcliithe ceremony and above all for me receiving the engraved olympic medallion for volun teer work never since my wife volun teered my services backin 1975 did it occur to nje that 1 would be the recipient of such an award many volunteers have given of their time in all sports in whitchurchstouffville 1 humbly accept this award on their behalf as well as mine mmy thanks to you arid your committee for this unforgett- able event casey van maris stouffvffle ahl kimura fires hattrick don kimura came to play sunday when betz pools nordi- ques took on canadian tire black hawks in stouffville ahl competition the betz forward fired a threegoal hattrick leading his team to a 76 victory doug gor- nall added a pair with singles by rich hughes and gord ness phil pirie blinked the light on two occasions for the hawks other tallies were counted by bob mckinnon gary yoshida dave wickstead and terry weatherill other results follow smurthwaite heating 3 cen tury 21 3 goalscorers for smur- goalies shine stellar goaltending by sabrina denomme of bunnys flowers and sheri beardon of george ross photo produced a 22 tie in mite girls house league hockey action jan 10 it was the second straight weeks the two teams had battled to a 22 draw julie comedo fired two goals for bunnys squad cynthia mccall drew an assist on the first tally the second was unassisted patricia davies and laura vvin- terstein were the lamplighters for the camera corps shaunna clark set up the first marker lauras goal was unassisted it came with less than five minutes to go in the game thwaites were wayne mcmann 2 bill anderson 1 lamplighters for century 21 were andy perley 2 bill ormson 1 farquharson realty 8 greens restaurant 2 goalscorers for farquhar son were don norton 3 one each by wally crowder bill grove lionel henry sam cas- torina dan farquharson scor ers for greens were bob le- ger 1 wayne jackson 1 gr flooring 6 towne res taurant 5 bob slack and brent stachel led the gr flooring offensive with two goals apiece singles came from the sticks of dave farlow and bill thornhill five players figured in the scoring for the towne seam randy lee jim hargrave john bar- nett brian harper and gary potter village landscaping 2 stouff ville travel 1 al parker and lsny penny each scored single goals for vil lage landscaping bob nichols was the travel teams lone marksman softball signup time it may be difficult to think soft- ball with temperatures below freezing and the ground covered with snow nevertheless the whitchurch- stouffville minor softball asso ciation already has the season of 88 on its mind so much so reg istration dates have been final ized locations and dates follow stouffville rec centre and the vandorf community centre wed jan 20 from 7 to 9 pm sat jan 23 from 9 am to3 pm sat jan 30 from 9 am to 3 pm ballantrae community centre wed jan 20 from 7 to 9 pm sat jan 23 from 9 am to 12 noon sat feb 6 from 9 am to 12 noon for additional information call cathy vankoughnct 8402803 by bruce stapley kirk smythe put on a dazzling display of shooting and skating scoring four times as the stouff ville midget clippers held bow- manville to a 66 tie at the recrea tion centre friday night the beckers clippers who had lost to the visitors 105 in their only other encounter of the season had their opponents on the ropes twice in the hard fought contest but bowmanville proved to be a de termined bunch clipper coach ray steel had predicted at the beginning of the game that the fans were in for a fast rough hockey game with close checking we can keep up with them if we skate he had said and skate they did following through on checks and creating quick breaks for themselves while the play was physical the penalty count was low when com pared to some games they have been involved in this season the first period gave the im pression of a low scoring contest as there was no scoring until there was just over 3 minutes remain ing kevin francis connected from jason underwood on a bang- bang passing play right in front of the bowmanville goal less than a minute later the mighty smythe kirk that is stole the puck just feet in front of the opposition net and made no mis take firing home a quick low drive the clippers continued their attack in the second period with kirk smythe drilling one that found its way into the net even though the bowmanville goalie managed to slow it down with his glove but a giveaway resulted in bowmanville finally getting on the scoreboard with mark tripp tapping it home that was all the visitors needed to find their scor ing touch and they proceeded to rack up three more unanswered goals by neil taylor brad carne gie and rob real to take a 43 lead following a nasty little display of beligerence that resulted in the ejection from the game of clip pers aaron mcwilliams and his bowmanville counterpart the re feree awarded a penalty shot to the clippers kirksmythe was up ended by the bowmanville goalie as smythe tried to skate past him as they both chased a loose puck by the faceoff circle smythe took the puck at centre moved in at about half speed made a few moves then ripped a blazing wrist shot into the upper right hand corner to tie the score with only 13 seconds remaining in the period the clippers came out charging in the third with darren baston putting them in front again and kirk smythe potting his season high fourth of the night on a break away this time on a wicked shot into the upper left side but bowmanville would tip the seesaw in their favour once again storming back with two fin al goals to tie the game four mi nutes before it would be called on account of curfew smythe whose rampage gave him 26 goals on the season was eager to talk about the penalty shot at games end it was a do or die situation enthused the speedy forward it was a chance to tie it up and give us a big lift going into the third period smythe is fully aware of the fact that his wrist shot is a lethal weapon im pretty good at flick ing the puck up high he said in an obvious understatement the bowmanville goalie was pretty tall he went down and i put it up high coach steel was pleased with his teams effort the guys play ed real well he said and they were up against an excellent team we should have had them though kent smythe had two assists for stouffville craig stronach and darren baston had one each parents note dear parent before enrolling your child in any recreational activity this year 1 wonder if you ve considered why soccer is the most popular sport in the world there are of course many reasons first soccer is economical all thats really required is a ball any size and space any space i special facilities are only needed for league play the fun part is that youngsters can play soccer anywhere as long as theyhave a ball they can play with two players or with as many players as there are available you dont have to be tailor muscular skills can be learned by all physical development is second to none heart lungs vascular system and muscles t in soccer physical contact is strictly forbidden only shoulder-to- shoulder contact is condoned its a team sport where the total accent is on characterbuilding in a team environment so necessary in later life is it any wonder that soccer was played by at least 250000 boys and girls in canada in 1987 is your youngster playing soccer in 1988 i sincerely casey van maris gormley- sr spartans upset markham for a school of 800 to defeat a school of 2000 is a major accom plishment the senior spartans of sdss did just that jan 5 against mar kham in a basketball game that featured everything from spark ling offense to solid defense the final score was 6659 darren montgomery was su perb rolling up 28 points don clearwater counted 14 with ten each by guy cowan and greg tarr it was close until the end of the third quarter coach jim fletch er said thats when we opened up a 13point lead every man on the roster played a part it was the first meeting between the two rivals this season there are 18 teams in the league the top eight advance to the playoffs were in the hunt said coach fletcher im sure well be there at the end stouffvilles last regular game is against thornlea a power house in the group and currently leading the league coach fletcher had words of praise for several other key play ers including darren mccool sean dennis scott brushett john brumell and rick poetl the spartans are playing with out the services of their captain and ace playmaker jonathon hall also kenny richards both sidelined through injuries despite these holes in the lineup the boys came up big in what coach fletcher called a team effort