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p uxst irsvs i -isy- mmmmmjmmmmmmmmmm v v 4 ft t 6 v fruit pick up at sdss the stouffville district secondary school athletic council is asking people who ordered oranges and grapefruits to pick up their fruit this monday and tuesday dec 1415 at the school the produce will be arriving at the school monday and will be avail able between the hours of 48 pm both days no snow no go for sno pitch the greens restaurant tigers slopitch team is taking to the field again this winter to host a 16- team round- robin sno- pitch tournament the mixed competition is set for jan 23 24 weath er permitting no snow no go or at worst there will have to be at least a sem blance of frost in the ground so that the town will allow the use of the diamonds without the dan ger of doing damage to the turf local rocker grant fullerton will provide live entertainment at the tour naments bash at latcham hall on the saturday night as pattenden says his group is looking to pro vide a weekend of post christmas fun for anyone who wants to get involved minor atom clippers down oshawa twice ryan fontana and eric harper each netted hat tricks to help lift the aikens ida minor atom clippers to a 73 exhibi tion game win over oshawa dec 4 it was the first of two wins the stouffville team would register over their oshawa opponents over the weekend as the teams regular goalie gra ham smith combined with house league call up nick straughan for a 40 shutout victory the next night rob howie rounded out the stouffville scoring in the first contest with assists going to david brown 2 harper howie ryan jones brent myers casey maude and justin heyworth myers harper matt prentice and fontana counted the stouffville goals in the second match with assists coming from myers harper prentice lukas williams and john hermanson in league play last week- the clippers were out matched by manvers 70 m mk rrr v f iv ipt t photosjeord witteveen in full flight christopher weatherill flics across the ice at a stouffville figure skating club interclub competition at the stouffville rec centre tuesday hatrick a highlight in uxbridge mens hockey mike thomas and bill bayard were the big shooters in uxbridge senior mens recreational hockey league action sunday at the uxbridge arena thomas managed a hat trick while adding an assist in the maroon teams 63 win over the gold squad bob bennett was the set up man for the maroons scoring once and earning three assists grant mustard had a goal and two assists in a losing cause for the gold outfit bayard lit the lamp three times as well as his dark blue brigade doubled up the black unit 6- 3 frank vankessel collected a pair of markers for the blacks with teammate darryl norton click ing once and assisting on two others gerry roberts had the only goal of the game to back up the shutout goaltending of jim fader in the grey teams 10 triumph over the light blues in other games the greens and whites played to a 22 tie and the orange outfit downed the reds 42 track enthusiast envisions club fred robbins has decided that stouffville is long overdue for a track club robbins is a life long track enthusiast who has given of his time in the past few years to help coach the stouffville dis trict secondary school cross country running team as well as the team at orchard park public school fred who still holds the king city hs records for the 1500 and 3000 metre runs also met regularly with several teens at the stouffville track facility last summer helping put the kids through their paces fred has already made a sig nificant contribution to the facility which will house the club he plans to register with the ontario trackand field association next month he has applied his carpenters skills to the building of five steeple chase barriers along with a steeple chase pit he also made official line stands with a starters box fred envisions a diversified club with members ranging from 11 years of age through adult while his personal expertise as a coach and an athlete is restricted to running he is hoping to entice adults with some knowledge of throw ing sports to get involved as well he is currently working on a logo for the club and is looking at using purple white and lime green as club colors fred says his goal is twofold firstly he wants to encourage good athletes to become better athletes the difference between finishing 10th and fin ishing third is usually a matter of employing a more disciplined training program he insists his second aim is to encour age a positive lifestyle through fitness track and field pro motes self esteem and self disci pline and it helps build charac ter fred told me recently ing out for something to do well heres something they can get involved in freds role as he sees it will be to serve as a coordinator to help members register for the various track and field events which take place each season in the greater toronto area ideally he would like to see the club hold a meet of its own an all comers event which would attract participants from far and wide this way the club could generate income which could be used for equip ment and track suits for mem bers fred says he has the blessing of both the town and the local high school on whos property the track facility sits with the outdoor recreation complex having been built as a joint venture of the town and the school board freds club would- go a long way towards making the project the widespread facility it was origi- ti ll f rt winning week for stouffville girls hockey lindsay mccafferty broke loose for nine goals in two recent games to lead the stouf fville stars novice girls to a pair of wins the stars remained undefeat ed on the season with a 91 vic tory over leaside saturday fol lowed by a 70 shutout win over cobourg sunday karles dudley chipped in with two goals and two assists for the stouffville squad with jacqui vankoughnet picking up a goal and two assists also scoring for the stars were christina davis jessica clayson lisa jacque and andrea meyer assists were earned by meyer 2 sydney kay and jacque the action signs bantam girls were also victorious hold ing on for a 43 win over scar borough in a penalty filled affair wednesday at the rec centre the bants took a 41 lead on goals by julie comito laura winterstein stephanie millius and kim walsweer then sur vived a scarborough comeback bid stephanie summerhill had two assists for stouffville the stars play at the rec centre again mon dec 14 at 730 pm while the bantam girls next home game is wednesday dec 16 at 9 pm uxbridge youth bowlers compete for turkeys toddy jamie amundson and mike davies emerged as the winning senior team after five weeks of competition in the uxbridge youth bowling hilow doubles tournament the tandem combined for a plus 531 to finish on top john evangelista and casey putz were winners in the junior category with a plus 568 michael lee and emily pearsell took the bantam hon ors with a plus 523 and daniel jones and jesse mercer won the pee wee division with a plus 327 ybc bowlers of the month for november are as follows pee wee daniel jones plus 6 bantam michael lee plus 5 junior casey putz plus 9 senior carol huntington plus 3 uxbridge ybc bowlers will be bowling for turkeys today sat urday at the annual ybc turkey roll at uxbridge bowl ing the bowlers will hold their annual christmas party dec 19 with a draw for a bike the highlight of the event bowlers are reminded to make sure they are entered in the draw by submitting money from the almond sales fundraiser ki kixji j i f m i i i lllimli cn