bt the tribune wednesday may 1982 4i- a f v r j wfritv banquet vi fqji stouffville the youth bowling league banquet and awardsnight was held at ilatcham hall j on friday evening -in- dividual trophies were presented tofthe following members bantam high average bonnie tait 116 mark palmer 135 high single kim seabrook 202 randy flewell 239 high double jackie cosgrove 295 mathew butson 319 high single with u cap jannette paisley 250 dean cottage 249 high double with h cap beth bow an 440 mike mccool 465 junior high average tina hie 189 mark conway 163- i high single cheryl oldham 257 greg vliek 263 ay v high triple donna yeates 548 mark butson641 high single with h cap karen comer 298 chris watlers 302 high triple with h cap sherry yeates 720 scott couperth- waite 749 senior high average kent davidge 205 high single craig corner 289 orchard park public schools talented gymnastic team who under the direction of staff teacher ron robbins won 15 medals at the york university gym nastic meet on may 5th 1 to r back row norma sayers ainsley card monica francis mary sled sherri hut chinson andrea baston ron robbins coach 1 to r front row amy ness robyn grove tracy emery brenda hachey dina emery susie anderson and catherine dunkeld jim holt sports day boots v saddle class results the boots n saddle club held its first show of the season at als tack shop on sunday may 9 the large turn- out ensured a full and exciting day for those attending boots as it is known to its members is a club that encourages novices and experi enced riders to partici- pate where they can enjoy the club atmos phere and at the same time acquire experi ence there is no res triction on type breed or size of horse further information can be obtained from mel kerfoot 4732210 or club secretary lor raine french 640 2082 show results follow big turnout for show tracey albright 5 tara leger jnr pleasure 1 laura johnson 2 melissa blease 3 andrea howe 4 john bellerby 5 tracey reid snrpleasure- 11 dana randolph 2 donna gleave 3 kurt leger 4 debbie scott 5 linda leger jnr western equitation 1 andrea howe 2 errington english equita- tion 1 greg reeves 2 karen edmond 3 andrea howe 4 sherri goodwin 5 polly perini jack benny 1 jack reeves 2 claire errington 3 la- nore goodwin 4 lor- raine french 5 carl howse special 1 john bellerby 2 laura johnson 3 john andrew bellerby 3 bellerby 4 wendy ker- kurt leger 4 sherri foot 5 jeff renshaw snr western- equitation 1 donna gleave 2 sherri goodwin 3 pol ly perini 4 linda le ger 5 deb scott walk and jog ivil garilee miles 2 jnr abarrel race 1 derek french 2 linda rose 3 shirley swanton jnr b barrel race 1 kelly clementson 2 trevor hill 3 melis sa blease 4 andrew bellerby 5 tara leger snr barrel race 1 glen morehouse 2 wayne sharpe 3 john alden 4 mae hann 5 joanne morehouse jnr a flag race lkurt leger2 lin- da rose 3 shirley swanton jnr b flafrace 1 kelly clementson 2 jeff renshaw 3 tara snr trail- hdonna gleave 2 colter carcone 3 ryan greg reeves 3 geoff jefferson reeves 4 deb scott 5 hall 5 jack reeves jnr a pole bending 1 linda rose 2 shir ley swanton jnr b pole bending 1 kelly clementson t 2trevor hili3 melis- stsftss sa blease 4- jeff ren carl howse jnrb trail 1 kelly clementson 2 john bellerby 3 andrea howe 4 english plea sure 1 polly perini 2 andrea howe 3 greg reeves 4 sherri good- win 5 claire shaw 5 tara leger snr pole bending 1 doug troughton 2 john alden 3 lea har rison 4 elaine boad way 5 brigitte grabst snr flag race 1 glen morehouse 2 derek cuffe3 elaine boadway 4 lea har rison pickup 1 elaine boadway and linda rose down and back sdss rugby midget tourney pickering win title stouffville the sdss midget rugby team needed more than just skill tor their tournament last friday their luck was out every time they played a game losing 20 4 to pickering in their opener the midget team went on to tie their second and third games against brock- and markham both games ended in a 6 6 tie with the home side losing by three points on the deciding kick at goal not the most satisfac tory wa f deciding a winner especially when you dont have a kicker in their final game against victoria park the midgets had already lost five players either through injury or in one case tournament suspension before being edged 10 4 despite coming up empty handed the midget team produced some excellent per formances cory an derson played flat out in all four consecutive games as did team captain giles elliot chris baggs played well in offence and defence before going out with pulled muscles mark mcginn finally found himself a position to suit his talents eighth man ralph dube proved his versatility along with baggs he can play any position in the wing line while bernie schopf pete rozzini mike wright and doug sanderson seem to have won their positions for this season prior to the tour- nament the midgets had lost only to pickering who eventually took the title with a 4 game unbeaten run and tied 1 game apiece with whitby their skills and ability will be tested to the full when they enter the york county finals later this month not withstanding any in juries the team has an excellent chance of going all the way this season 1 glen morehouse 2 ron mccall 3 annette peacock 4 derek cuf- fe 5 elaine boadway ladies goat tying 1 deb scott 2 elaine boadway 3 lorraine french pony express 1 elaine boadway and linda rose 2 pat- tilynne calhoun and doug troughton 3 jim swanton and shirley swanton judo champs cedar valley at the womens canadian judo chanv pionships held in bc oi may 8th karen and kathy sheffield of cedar valley placed first and second respectively in their classes karen swept the board in the under 56 kilo class to take the gold and kathy took the silver in the highly competitive under 52 kilo class tennis dance ballantrae last friday saw the ballantrae tennis club open the new season with a square dance at the community centre saturday saw the official opening of the seasonwhen several members joined in a junior senior round robin and got acquainted memberships are still available by calling 640- 6986 mount albert the mount albert sports day committee is pleased to announce pleased to announce that the 5th annual sports day will be june 4 5 and 6 it is hoped that this year will be the best yet for this com munity event held in the local park for the first time activities are planned for sunday as well as friday evening and all day saturday the weekend will be a celebration for the people of east gwillimbury guests from nieghbouring communities and other parts of the province the activities which have been planned will have appeal for the entire family from the very young to grand parents the original premise of sports day as its name implies is sports a baseball tournament will run throughout the weekend with the championship game sunday afternoon tract and field events are being organized for youngerjset vi- with a parade featuring the carlsberg team and wagon and concludes with two dances after a church service on sunday sports day visitors will be served a pancake brunch by mayor morton and his council of east gwillimbury there- really will be something for everyone amusements contests animals music a hot air balloon and lots of good food admission charges are as follows adults 200 friday and saturday 100 sunday children free for further information please call nancy hurdon at 4732694 friday june 4th baseball tournament amusements chicken barbeque beer garden monte carlo night teen dance saturday june 5th parade carlsberg team and wagon anything on wheels contest amusements arts and crafts sale baking contest baseball tournament track and field bicycle rodeo hot air balloon rides miss mount albert pageant- including fashion show baby contest horsepull beer garden puppet show face painting country cooked dinner concert community dance sunday june gth non denominational church service mayors pancake brunch amusements arts and crafts sale talent show karate demonstrations championship baseball game stouffville the stouffville figure skating dub held its annual general meeting on monday may 10th i the executive viewed the low attendance as a sign that parents are happy with the programs forthcoming plans include a popcorn stand in the park for the july 1st celebrations and a raffle with first prize of a 250 shopping spree at the iga the draw will be made on sept 18 the club will run a power skating program from sept 27th to oct 8th and is also planning a precision skating team with wednesday night practices it is proposed that early in the season a special presentation be made to club members who have achieved their gold in figure skating the club will host the 83 upper york interclub on sunday feb 20th also next year is carnival year set for april 8th and 9th good news is that the executive can not forsee any increase in fees for next year this years executive was nominated as follows jane vice rjr interclub president hachey- president runoff lois barker secretary gail beckett treasurer debbie mcconnell test chairman shirley caterer national test chairman eileen shields membership joan devlin ways and means sharon upton director interclub marilyn ferguson director purchasing and power skating carol kidd director pro liason diane howe other committee members are agnes faggiani victoria davia sheila mcneil carolbastobvrbarb buchanan marlene simpson and carol boyd- the executive would like to thank all who made the year so successful and it looks forward to- your con tinuing help next year especially with two big events scheduled the interclub and carnival have a good summer see you at the arena in the fall tremendous performance stouffville heather johannessen and leanne mumford were the sole entrants from the stouffville christian school in the york university gymnastic meet last week despite their lack of team strength the girls did well earning 37 points and ending up- just one point behind aurora senior school to finish fourth the girls were entered in the elite division with leanne taking first on the beam and second place in both floor and vault heather came third on both floor and beam prior to the event the christian school students helped coach the younger members of summitviews gym nastic team markham tile center announces its no frills ceramic tile warehouse sale no fancy showroom choose direct from stock wmom 4x4 ceramic wall tile just save 65 sqft reg 210 sqft ceramic mosaic from kkj w sqft savings of up to 65 6x6 decorative ceramic wall tile from 0q 07 scl ft savings of up to 60 armstrong solarjan tile 2 colours only sqft 88 sa ft markham tile centre 8241 woodbine ave just south at hwy 7 phone 47521 12 8x8 ceramic floor tile just 185 soft save 50 reg 370 sqft 4x8 frostproof ceramic floor tile 169 sa ft savings of up to 50 vinyl asbestos tile from jl few so ft no wax sold vinyl tiles reg 139 sa ft 79 2 days only friday may 21st saturday may 22nd consult the specialists at the free hydro house clinic its time to get your house in shape by maintaining a healthy energyfit house you can move one important step closer to beating the high cost of owning your home to get you started hydro is holding a free house clinic in your area soon now you can determine the energyfitness level of your house and you can find out how saving energy athome will save you money the mobile hydro house clinic will have a full complement of energy experts and a special energy computer on board all you have to do is come to the trailer and provide us with a few facts concerning the amount of oilgas you used last year and the square footage of your house our energy experts will provide you with a detailed home heating system analysis and a breakdown on what it would take for you to convert from your present system to electricity other options such as an electric furnace dual energy systems hydronic boilers heat pumps and plenum heaters will also be explained there will be tipson renovations like weatherstripping and insulation and free pamphlets and advice on con servation and assistance programs such as cosp chip reap enersave and energuide will be available take advantage of the hydro house clinic when it comes to your area it pays to be enerwise with an energyfifhouse sponsored by aurora hydro markham hydro vaughan hydro and richmond hill hydro in cooperation with the ontario ministry of energy m arkville m all mccowan rd and hwy 7 markham may 18to july 10 1982 hours monday tuesday wednesday 1200 now i to 600 pm thursday friday 1 200 noon to 900 pm saturday 1 000 am to 600 pm