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rekai johnson banisters solicitors 49 main street east 2nd floor stouffville ontario 6408100 or 6493555 ndsmon sports classified leasing todays easy way to drive laity cotter leasing 6404541 and models ametroand community newspaper j at spss banquet top athletes honored stouffville dist secondary school honored its athletic best june 1 both team and individual awards were presented at a banquet ceremony wednes day including outstanding female senior brenda hachey outstanding male senior don clearwater outstanding female junior ann beecher and outstanding male junior rich burkholder the coveted homestead award signifying commit ment and dedication was won by mary sled and lisa zeck their athletic involvements included volleyball basket ball badminton cross country soccer track fit ness field hockey and more other singular presenta tions follow crosscountry brenda hachey and steve bishop tennis darron montgomer- y volleyball guy cowan lisa zeck and mary sled golf keith piette junior ted stonehouse senior basket ball don clearwater and sonya klein badminton ashley chan and scott evans boys field chris topping girls field ann and raquel beecher softball debra sanderson and scott evans soccer shaheen doctor physical and moral improve ment lise haylow and steve fronske fitness champion kevin stem the roger wilkes memorial award was presented by- brian wilkes to keith piette and ted stonehouse the john turner memorial award was received by chris topping brenda hachey and don clearwater were named the top female and male senior athletes of the year at the stouffville school athletic banquet last district secondary week among the awards pre sented at the sdss athle tic banquet last week wasthe coveted homes tiead award given annually for dedication and committment win ners this year weretwo sgrader 13 students lisa zeck left and mary sled jim thomas he h3 betz takes two in league play the betz pools fastball team had a great week in recent league play winning a pair of matches john annis pitched 10 strike outs and went 3for3 wednesday as betz beat oshawa acl 94 brian emery opened the scor ing in the third inning with a sing le and reached third base on an error annis brought him in with a single john tait made it 20 in the fourth with aleadoff home run in the fifth betz went after oshawa with five runs oshawa answered with four runs but fell short thursday at port perry the game was scoreless through reg ulation play jim chilvers had 18 strikeouts in the game but betz could only manage two hits through the first seven innings but in the first extra inning betz blew away port perry with five unanswered runs on the weekend the betz squad played a tournament in mount albert betzwon the consolation final against the markham men- nos thanks to a threerun homer from brad vaughan and a solo shot by jim chilvers stouffville skaters figure things out stouffville figure skaters put there talents to the test recently and came up on top with a number of successful completions the tests were held at crosby arena in unionvillc may 25 and 26 the following from stouffville were successful brenda hachey sr bronze free skate steve ramsden tan go dance andrea boyd tango and 2nd figure michael pride swing dance and jennifer mclcod swing dance pride and mcleod have now completed their preliminary dances volunteers needed for triathlon event volunteers are needed for- whitchurchstouffvillesjupv coming triathlon anyone interested in assist ing with the july 1 event should attend a meeting at latcham hall monday at 7 pm call whitchurchstouffvilic residents are encouraged to participate if you are unable to attend the scheduled meeting but are willing to volunteer contact the recreation office for de tails at 6406527 -i- steve uren wins game on base path it i by bruce stapley steve uren who had kept his stouffville squirt rep team in the game with his bat through the first six innings won it for them with his legs wednesday the home side edged aurora 54 with a run in the bottom of the seventh the comefrombehind victory evened the squirts record at one win and one loss uren was a oneman wrecking crew in the early going banging a solo home run and a tworun triple to keep stouffville close but it was his twoout walk in the bottom of the seventh fol lowed by two stolen bases that set the stage for the gamewinning blow joe ireton hit a single that bounced sharply between first and second to score uren stouffvilles ian ellis had stolen home in the 6th inning to tie the game winning pitcher brad cro- zier allowed only one run while striking out four aurora batters in three innings pitched he also came up with two fielding gems in the top of the seventh to keep au rora from mounting any attempt at a scoring threat when graham crowder and crozier were both put out in the seventh it looked like it would be up to uren to ignite the squad when he walked stouffville sup porters felt they had missed their chance because his was the bat needed to engineer a possible vic tory but ireton waited patiently for his pitching allowing uren to advance to third and score easily when ireton connected with the single mike underwood pitched the first four innings for stouffville striking out two and giving up four runs shaun boyd had a run bat ted in and ireton pulled off an un assisted double play when he caught a drive at third base and stepped on the bag to double off the baserunner j bantams lose to unionville a by chris garbutt unionville is a very unpopular word for the stouffville bantm softball team after last week the bantams lost two straight to the team the fifrst by a score of 60 tuesday in unionville and at home wednesday it was 91 in the tuesday game stouffvil le could only manage one hit off a tough unionville pitcher but the score could have been lower if it werent for a weak first inning in which stouffville allowed four runs mike pongracz pitched the en tire game for the bantams tues day striking out six but on wednesday nothing seemed to go right for stouffville it looked okay in the beginning as roger steiner was able to pitch himself out of a couple of jams in the first two innings catcher shawn sorechetti showed some quick thinking as he nailed two baserunners on steal attempts in the first but in the third unionville ex- its open now ploded for four runs they added two in each of the fourth and fifth and one more in the sixth off relief pitcher mike pongracz lee scaife came in for the final inning to shut down the unionville offence with a strikeout a popup and a grounder to first stouffville got its only run in the bottom of the seventh when scott mckinley reached first base on an error and went to second after being caught in a rundown and beating the throw mike mccool hit a standup double to bring mckinley home defensive play of the game went to mckinley when a hard line drive was hit straight at him in the sixth inning he caught it without even blinking bill pride went 2for3 with a double in- the third and a hard single in the sixth the bantams next game is tonight wednesday as they play host to newmarket friday they travel to greenbank something extra at stouffvilles swimming pool town pool opens roger mcmann of 10th iinc south jumps into the pool on a bcantifsil sunny saturday roger ii was one of the first kids to use the pool opening day chris garbott by bruce stapley the stouffville town pool will have somthing extra this summer a special preseason swim in struction opportunity will be offered for those wishing to up grade their ability level according to town recreation al programmer peter arnott there will be a twoweek session from june 13 to 24 weather per mitting offering starfish level in struction all the way up to the top level status or white badge there will also be preseason public swimming from this week june 2730 and all j une weekends for the third consecutive year kathy goldman will occupy the position of pool manager with steven barclay second in com mand in all there will be about 13 in structors and lifeguards each with royal life saving society qualification instructions will be based on a series of four 10day sessions this summer as opposed to the old system that offered three 12day cycles this will allow participants in red cross swim instruction to have two monday to friday ses sions the regular season prog ram will run from july 4 to august 26 costforlessonsthisyearwill be 27 for starfish to maroon and 30 for blue and up memberships for leisure swimming will run 80 for families 70 for couples 40 for adult single passes and 30 for junior memberships the pool staff will also be offer ing adult instruction this season the recreation department hopes there will be sufficient interest to justify the program which will run tuesday and thursday nights from 7745 pm stressing stroke improvement and basic instruc tion cost will be 25 for eight les sons the schedule for leisure swim ming follows monday to friday noon to 1 pm adults 2430 pm all ages 67 pm adult in the large pool 6745 pm family swim in the medium and wading pools 745930 pm july all ages 7459 pm august all ages weekends noon to 1 pm adult 15 pm all ages 67 pm adult 7830 pm all ages skateboards ready to roll skateboarding is alive and well this summer at the whitchurchstouf f ville re creation complex summer skateboarding opened yesterday and runs ev ery tuesday from 68 pm the complex offers a cleani dry and safe surface for the activity dont forget your hel met and pads cost is 1 for under13s and 150 for over13s i