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piskne atitiisak st angies senior ds win ontario womens hockey erowii from page 15 lowery and mayo also found the range with mudie picking up three assists and lowery claydori baetz and coppins one each it is the second year in a row that an angies sponsored stouf fville womens team has come home with a gold from the owha championships the angies pee wees emerged victo rious in last years competition for the stouffville intermedi ates it was a case of not getting the breaks in their champi onship encounter with the national capitals as the caps prevailed 30 sunday the stouffville outfit managed to carry the play for most of the game according to coach mary liscomb the score didnt reflect the game said liscomb the play was in their end the whole game the intermediates won their opener 21 against belleville jane penchion had a goal and an assist for stouffville with the stephanie parsons netting the other goal kim knibbs and bonnie tait had assists the stouffville ladies were blanked 40 in their next outing by the caps before being burned by the caps once again in- the title match the bantams were edged 10 by peterborough in their first game then fell 41 to ottawa with jenny williams netting the lone stouffville score farmers wanted for farmers market to be held saturdays july 25 aug 29 sept 25 oct 31 at civic square downtown stouffville please phone now paul roney business manager main st bia stouffville downtown 6424396 j uxposition 92 uxbridge and district chamber of commerce trade show may 28 29 30 to book space call lois bushell 8527683 stouffville district secondary school si jxjo notice to parents term 2 midterm reports w to be distributed v v wednesday april 15 1992 vv yp a ballantrae tennis club pull em out of the 5s n closet its that time of the year again so sign up and bring spring a little bit closer registration date april 25 101 ballantrae community centre new pro junior beginner advanced lessons stouffville students off to york championships if s off to the york regional championship in unionville this week for stouffville dis trict secondary schools cyn thia zielonko and jenn mcgowan the junior girls pair earned the trip to the regional junior title event when it made it to the final match at the york north finals at dr gw williams ss in aurora last wednesday the sdss junior boys pair of jason reesor and lindsay haylow came close but was edged by langstaff ss in the finals at the same event brian snooks was the schools- top individual senior as he lost to a competitor from bayview ss in the semi finals placing him third over all the sdss senior mixed pair of julie coleman and kevin nicholls went to the consolation finals losing to king city to end up third overall track students gearing up for new season j from page 15 the schools track team is to compete in the york region indoor track meet at york university april 15 with another regional indoor meet set for april 22 connell reports the school has cancelled its annual fitness challenge competition where stu dents and teachers tested their stamina by doing straddle jumps sit ups rope climbing and run ning in past years apparently the stouffville school which always hosted the event was the only school to take the event seriously leading to many a one sided victory the sdss boys softball team who are always in the thick of things in regional play will have pitchers jody infurnari and mike pongracz back this spring along with the likes of bill pride and ryan burkholder the team which is to be coached by bill mck- night and doug mccammon was to being practis ing this week with the season commencing the week of may 4 the sdss girls slo pitch team will include some of the schools top female athletes in nicole ellis tammy wray christine jackson kate mcknight wendy burrows and julie jackson al piette has accepted the coaching position for the team the school will hold its morning hockey finals may 1 at the rec centre with the championship match up slated for 2 pm students from the school have agreed to sell bricks for the track complex wall of fame with the proceeds going towards track equipment according to connell the track committee had hoped to sell 170 more personalized bricks at a minimum cost of 150 each but will probably have to settle for a lesser total of sales due to the poor economy sdss has tentatively booked its annual athletic awards banquet for thursday june 4 7 7evo 1tecv 1eeucufrl s6cw04h to- sewe face v 9 w all rattan floormodels 30 off rattan custom orders 3050off interior accessories every item in the showroom on sale v s ii ii mi w- m last august we opened our downtown location on davenport rd in designers walk td mp uftie ovuf excited afout tie ttccxt mwcaut uttvutm acntim t a aci itowwmftt imply ccutu thanks to the loyal support our customers have given us over the past 12 years we have grown our exquisite styling and craftsmanship uncompromising quality and commit ment to service will keep you coming back for more we 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