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paelo thetri3une thursday may 6 1971 form juvenile lacrosse team town pond yields 15inch trout eleven year old jimmy gilbert blake street stouffville landed a 15 inch speckled trout sunday while fishing out of the pond near the con servation dam the catch is one of the largest reported in the area so far this season jas thomas stouffville the game of lacrosse once a big sport in stouffville and area will return to the community this summer with the organization of a juvenile team the club will enter allontario com petition this year and move up into junior ranks in 1972 the head coach is terry gray principal of whitchurch high lands school the general manager is frank wilbur of the stouffville red and white home games will be played in the stouff ville arena with a 1000 expenditure required to screen in the sides and mark out the floor the shamrocks have been holding workouts in the auditorium of the high school for the past several weeks boys between the ages of 15 and 19 years in terested in getting into the game are asked to contact mr wilbur at 6401942 oshawa green gaels 7 time canadian champions have offered to play an exhibition game against another junior or senior club in select teaching staff pause that refreshes the intersection of 17th avenue markham and hwy 48 proved a favorite rest area for entries in the lionssponsored bikeathon saturday esther brndjar left loretta crescent south was riding for the pioneer girls while her companion rhonda whate was assisting the stouffville brownies and guides both completed the 30mile distance jas thomas stouffville may 29 at 8 pm with all proceeds to the shamrock organization quaker relay but stouffville will be out to win may 19 when they compete against cannington brock sutton and uxbridge high schools in the zone meets mav 19 and although the school is short four of its best runners coach rehill feels confident the team will make it into the georgian bay finals held at orillia district high school stouffville the opening of the stouffville community swimming pool is still a few weeks away but already much work has gone into the appointment of per sons to fill staff positions and for mulate a program for the coming season the manager as announced previously is peter sanderson the head instructress is donna skinner senior instructors include kathy roper jane sanderson ron ramer and kevin acton junior instructors are jennie bangay pat ermen and wayne feasby minor changes have been made in the hours for swimming in struction will be ac commodated in two 4- week programs july 5 to 29 and august 3 to 27 lessons will be taught from 8 am until 2 pm monday through friday and will encompass all red cross swimming courses beginner through senior royal lifesaving society bronze medallion courses plus courses in the wading pool and a new supplimentary course called the lion to fill an ob vious gap between beginner and junior adult lessons will be offered during the months of july and august from 9 to 10 pm monday through wednesday july 5 to 28 and august 2 to 25 stouffville will once again enter a team in the york county summer swim league and practices will be held monday through friday from 5 to 6 pm julv 5 to august 28 public swimming hours will be the same as in previous years 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm monday through saturday and 10 to 12 am saturday and 1 to 5 pm sunday rates for the season follow summer family season 20 adult season 8 child season 5 daily weekday admission is waders 10 cents students 25 cents adults 50 cents daily weekend ad mission is waders 10 cents students 25 cents adults 75 cents instruction rates per 4week program adult 6 child 5 wader 3 a new family rate will be incorporated this year for 40 a family receives a seasons family ticket plus one months in struction one 4week program for each member of the family plans are already being arranged for a special program of events during water safety week june 5 through june 12 phone 2943355 located in beautiful downtown markham km 710 t j barbra streisand the owl and the pussycat jjd lock up your daughters christopher plummer starting tomorrow fiji s sat evenings at f00 s 900 monday thru tiiurs at 800 meet henry henrietta the love couple of the seventies v and the laugh riot of lhe year a howard w koch- hiliard elkins production woltermntthou elaine nay likolnr saturday matinee 200 pm in metrocolor iotrodutinj j new kind of movie tor stephen goulbourne thirteen yearold boy rolls high 831 triple markham move over men a thirteen year old is making his mark among the ranks of the top alley bowlers stephen goulbourne rolled a 372 single and an 831 triple in junior competition last week he is the son of mr and mrs robt goulbourne 35 hawkridge avenue top girl was sharon denning with a 276 single and a 736 triple in bantam ranks carol ireland scored a 234 single rob un derbill had a 241 in adult leagues al millett of elliott electric was number one with an 880 triple haddy johnston of the thursday mens was not far off the pace with an 878 other individual scores follow markham mixed jim uens 665 arlie shaban 659 gerry lillie647 ken deffett 625 arn thomas 618 len cooper 616 brian wilkinson 607 don kirby 605 jim agnoluzzi 605 west markham jim orr749 ron burdey 697 edna brown 664 ethel shaw 643 ken evans 603 elliott electric al millett 880 vic binelli 634 alberta austin 633 jim hebert 633 jim gray 605 bud ratcliff 605 thursday mens haddy johnston 878 vic binelli 750 bud patton 748 gary spence 733 don houston 710 lloyd ingalis 698 claude smith 693 doug wilson 675 arn thomas 673 jon nigh 671 bill gill 669 ed jewett 668 ray cummings 666 grant pringle 664 rod mcarthur 657 george shepherd 655 john williams 648 howard jarick 647 ed winnitoy 636 ed thorne 630 paul lynn 629 larry 624 errol 616 ron 613 keith 606 mel 605 ron roy toms stouffville although stouffville dist secondary school failed to pick up any trophies at the quaker relays held at pickering college in newmarket may 1 coach jim rehill is optimistic about the future we entered for the experience and to get as many kids involved as we could he told the tribune the races held at pickering college a former quaker seminary are all named after famous canadian athletes competing as a team in the joe griffith race were bruce rodin blair thomp son mark chamberlin and richard banks fred brazier bill payne blair thomp son and don carrington all com peted in the frank halbus race tom brikett jim alty richard banks and keith liedtke competed in the captain- cornelius race think of mother keep the kids happy all kinds all sizes of fish free kittens for good homes kcwkhkojis umomihhoem the bushbnby hamsters cage 400 baby bunnies 1 50 mouse cage 259 singing canaries 2959 budgies cage 1250 squirrel monkeys 3800 ea pets pantry 11 main e stouffville 6402709 now open 9 am 5 pm mondays i i i i i i a our used vws come slightly new schultz blundell andress wallace howlett jarvis 604 600 thursday ladies innis botham 791 shirley furois 653 ev lillie 637 evergreens nursery selling out dig your own your all trees j variety of junipers for foundation planting withams nursery 10th line markham 10th 2 miles north of number 7 250 j i s j i trbqlpj i let us jo great things lor you as home improvement special- a ists we invite you to visit us to discuss any home or cottage improvement project we can offer you advice and esti mates for your home and cottage needs rest as sured that we will ad vise you as to purchase only what you may re quire at the lowest prices its our business try our free inspection with all oilchanges and greasejobs we will give your car a free halfhour inspection for the finest parts and service available come in to our service department today tuneups ignition brake cheek alignment mm ss notor battery box only 4l43 a new new 35 l3 it chrysler cacei n p eiectricstart chrysler i this week fom a worth while fffival se emerald isle motors limited open mon wed frl 8 am 6 pm tue thur 8 am 9 pm chrysler plymouth valiant rootes group chrysler marine products 330 main st w 6402400 stouffville some come with new tires others with new brakes still others with new windshield wipers whatever needs replacing on vws we get in trade gets replaced whatever needs fixing gets fixed and only those volkswagens that pass our safety and per formance inspection get our 100 guarantee sign of course if even a slightly new vw isnt good enough for you you can always buy a wholly new vw engine transmission rear axle front axle assemblies brake system 1969 vw finished in white with red leatherette inter lor completely reconditioned one owner radio an exceptionally well kepi automobile lie 6i210p 139500 1969 karman ghia here is a oar with sports ear performance the color is blue with contrasting black leatherette upholstery illuiipuiim pushbutton radio white wall tires mr g1i0p 229500 1966 volkswagen immaculate finished in metallic blue com pletely overhauled drives and looks like a dream mr gi288p 99500 1966 vw fastback mke new has brand new factory warranted motor plus radio ras heater finished in sea sand mc 76i05v 149500 markham volkswagen highway 7 at laidlaw blvd i 2944141 2945960