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the tribune thursday december 30 lfc house leagne hockey credit union clduts by barb cooper k stouffville sunday night in the junior division of the girls house league the stouffville credit union clouted gormley greenhouses 7- 3v jolynn ayotte was thebiggun as she netted 6 goals jul watson tallied her first marker of the season assists went to bonnie hollingsworth 2 donna bangay2 brenda lehman 2 for greenhouses the goal getters were cheryl brown 2 and vickey macdonald assists were credited to teresa ewing and cheryl brovm in another game the stouffville lions shut out the stouffville kinsmen 1- 0 in an endurance game both teams played shorthanded the lions had only seven players and the kinsmen nine jackie armet carried the puck out of her own endzooe on a breakaway and scored the winning marker of the game j kelly rexgraham playing in the nets for the first time racked up the shutout tammy peterson also did an excellent job in the net for the kinsmen in the senior division the stouffville iga overpowered the sales barns 113 both teams were shorthanded but sales barns six players were outnumbered by igas nine despite this sales barns never gave up hope and played gamely iga goals were scored by cheryl singleton 4 heather dunkeld hattrick and nancy wilson- assists went to heather dunkeld 2 debbie coxworth 2 and carol and jane clarke m when the fool gyes through the full cycle of stridingon skates and developing power the tendons on the top uork up and down and the achilles tendon that runs up the back of the fool 5 from the heel works in and oul too many people restrict the movement of these important tendons when lacing their skates because they draw ihe too tightly from the bottom eyelets right to the top of the boot i have already mentioned one result of lacing too tightly cold feet under normaiskating conditions i dont think its possible for a boy with properly laced bootsuo gel cold feel buti when the blood circulation is restricted or stopped the result is inevitable asize3 boys skale mayhave nine eyelets the bottom three are over the ball of the boot the next three are over the arch and the tendons on top of the foot the lop ihree eyelets are in jfrom of the ankle the number may vary somewhat depending on- the sue and brand of skate but whatever the number break them down into these three categories the eyelets over the ball of the foot just behind the toes that looking from the side over run almost parallel to the ground the eyelets pver the front curve of the ankle that when a tightened exert pressure on the itrchandthe front tendons of the fool the eyelets at the lop of the skate boot in the ankle area lace the skates in the crosslace imanner in which you lace your shoes avoid loop i placing with cross lacirigthe laces slip to adjust jii motion keeping the- pressure equal at each eyelet for additional information read my book howie meeker hockey basics i the laces through the bottom set of eyelets over the ball of the fool should be pulled with a moderate tension so they are snug- the only thing you can accomplish by pulling them lightly is cutting off the blood circulation the nexlorl middle set of eyelets are very important too much pressure here interferes with the movement of those vital tendons on the from of the fool and can actually inhibit loot movement j t whileskatjngv pressure that is strong enough to squeeze the tendons vih also restrict the blood supply and i also affect the arch of the foot luckily the arch has a warning signal that makes itself felt in the form ofpainson theinside of the foot the- eyeletsover the icndonsand arch must be laced loosely the top set of eyelets are crucial these must be pulled tightly drawing the foot firmly into the parfof the- boot that provides all the support the boots grasp in this area is what makes he skate ahexlcnsion of the shinbonc enabling the skaterv to balance the perform other drills without difficulty the top set of eyelets must be pulled tightly but again tightly is a relative term t a pair of skates with rock hard ankle support will need onlya medium degree of tightness but once a skates counter goes soft no amount of eye popping pressure will restore support at this point whilelacing and tightening the last eyelets there are two major mistakes made skipping the top eyelet i shudder evcrylime i vseo it because the last eyelet is the most important one kilher through laziness or because its tucked up under the shin pad overhang tod many boys do not bother with the top eyelet yet that is the 1 key point to which all the leather isdrawn to give complete support dont let any skater miss the last eyelet wrapping extra lengths of lace around the ankle or down under the arch of the skate by now i should not have to tell you what happens when the lace is tiedaround the ankleor arch kiglu never but never lie a lacearound the top of the skale or down under il its a bad habit that must be broken extra lengths of ijcc v should be tied in a double or triple bow at the op eyolol where hey belong and when ivingthe 1 first bow- loop the lace twice before forming he actual bow to prevent slippage for the sales barns katby mcbeth tallied two goals one assist vicki macdonald one goal one assist and diane ermen one assist i c between stacey tractor parts and l m gardens was hilarious as the two teams ribbed each other back and forth the fans enjoyed the witty repartee and got right into the spirit and kidded the players everyone enjoyed the fun as well as seeing a good game of hockey l m gardens opened the scoring when sandy hardy rapped in a pass from judy sackfield julie parish tied the game assisted by lynn roberts then on a three man rush marie drewery connected on passes from lynn roberts and judy ermen togivestaceysa2l lead judy sackfield tied it up with a sizzling drive from the side and then set up shelley godden for what looked like the winner however with less than a minute to go stacey s pulled the goalie and julie parish soloed on a powerplay goal ending the game 33 on- sunday jan 2 the girls start their round t robin playoffs gormley greenhouses will meet the stouffville kinsmen jstoiiffville- lions will play credit union iga is matched against tractor parts and the sales barns are pitted against l m gardens sunday jan 9 is all- star night protective rustproof ing vs iwillowdale orioles in the junior division and a m records against clairlea in the seniors corrections this writerwould like to apologize to mr and mrs ted assinck jr and would like to make the following corrections with regards to their wedding day ted and were tmarried on dec- 11th and not on decl 20th as reported last week clipper goaltender rick marshman was an usher and not the best man as previously stated mr joe hulshof was teds best man clippers in third spot by pete sanderson may clippers in third place the ken may cup pers three game whining streak ended last thursday- night as the firedup port hope panthers dumped the clippers 62 to move within one point of first place bowmanville in the central ontario junior c league standings the may squad now 1291 beat the port perry flamingoes 63 last tuesday to gain sole possession of third place two points up on port perry and eleven points behind port hope the clippers have three remaining games with bowmanville and two with port hope so their work is cut out for them if they hope to secure second spot the port perry contest was a fast freewheeling affair that just about didnt materialize the designated officials failed to arrive so three local omha referees did the game ramsay mellor dave bowne and john brunke -often- criticized for their minor hockey work did an excellent job in thecontest by far the best job of junior c of ficiating seen here this season only thirty minutes in penalties were handed out by referee mellor nineteen of those to the clippers at no time did the game appear to be getting out of control near the end ox the first frame the second period belonged entirely to the may squad more specifically to speedy brown and winger bui meakes brown scored goals two and three to give the clippers the lead then meakes with a minute left in the period scored goals four and five just 21 seconds apart and the clippers went to the dressing room leading 52 the final frame saw port perrys lou sinclair and clipper kevin barrick round out the scoring but it also em phasized the recent outstanding play of four dippers goalie jack holder was sensational in stopping 39 of the 42 shots he faced time and time again he came up with spectaculav saves on certain port perry goals forward turned defenceman craig waite once again sparkled defensively centre doug taylor turned in his usual solid performance setting brown up on two of his three goals and winning all but tv0pf the faceoffs he look and finally theres perry brown it seems more and morcapparent that as brown goes so gothe clipped in the last three contests the diminutive winger has worked v hard and skated so fast and far that the rest of the may club cant help but be inspired by his tireless efforts last week however quite a turnaround from eyen young brown r the previous encounter in couldnt get untracked as port perry i the flamingos gord scott and dave iwebster shot port perry quickly into a first period lead but clipper perry brown narrowed the gap to one theclippers met a fired- up port hope squad first placewas oh the line as the panthers needed a win to movewithinone of bowmanville and win they intended to do from the opening whistle they beat the clippers in every department outhustfing them to a 40 first period lead doug taylor got one back for the clippers early- in the second frame but the panthers notched two more later in the period ted assinck scored early in the third period to bring the clippers to life but the may squad could not narrow the fourgoal gap and the game ended at 6- 2 the clippers now remain idle until sunday january 2 when they travel to frankfordfbr an 830 pm contest tuesday january 4 at 8 pm the clippers return home to face off against bowmanville in what should prove to be one of the best games of the season the may club remains at home to face cobourg on saturday january 8 at 8 pm on saturday february 12 captain ted assinck leads his clipper teammates against the nhl oldtimers featuring bob hassard and ron ellis thegame organized by the whit church stouffville centennial committee gets underway at 8 pm in the stouffville arena assinck scores in allstargame clipper captain fed assinck scored the second goal for the central ontario junior c allstar team monday night in cobourg as the allstars went on to beat last years group champions cobourg 53 allstar coach bill cosburh paired geoff roy who replaced chris clarridge and craig waite not andy leitchas statedincorrectly lasc week on defence and the two played extremely well the stouffville goalie stopped some good ones in a recent novice allstar tournament tuck leads in mens bo stouffville league leader in the monday night mens bowling league was byron tuck with a 830 triple other scores are tom null 689 bill watts 661 rodger todd 746 bill while 694 robert boake 710 elwood pattenden 693 bob cochran 651 bob sleeth 662 dave ratcliff 679 bob tran 777 jack hopper 651 bob slack 680 wayne jackson 684 bill grave 733 earl rowe 654 vern ward 689 in the second set of scores norm hosking took top spot his triple was 817 other scores art gleave 713 robert 689 len greenwood 674 bill white 667 john miller 658 bob chap man 666 bob campbeu 663 dave rolcliff 667 bob tran 668 earl rowe 652 glen jackson 776 tues night mixed top bowlers bud feaver 722 255 263 fred vliek 710 300 219 bertie feaver 631 245 202 george dufton 603 233 others with scores over 200 were keath leach 231 203 dave stapleton 201 206 joane kennedy 227 june vliek 214 linda wagg 201 neil logan 218 donna logan 204 durken hollin 216 robert gleave 220 boake 706 john tuesday ladies nicholson 71jkevin s high roller was betty daccy 710 byron tuck- turner with 736 206333 other high triples anne jackson 656 288 hazel wilson 648 221 247 opal lehman 601 208 209 florence ball 247 gladys clarkson 229 aldinesinclair223 gaye lehman 227 221 norma tranmer 227 201 adcle willis 227 sue jones 224 216 lois bartley linda bonchef 212 edna piette 210 barb thomas 210 thurs aft ladies high bowler marion barton with a 723 2c8 256 over 200 barb rose 200 maxine lewis 230 mary st john 212 239- may spence 201 linda boncheff 228 mary carey 217 lois bartley 204 217 jean dart 209245 arina 214 marg n 286 227jeap- foley v20g 240rev mckay 212 june hopper 219 betty hoey 295 gaye lehman 206- mary drewery 225 iff tli urs night ladies high tripjeaudrey gibson 666over 200 audrey gibson 263 217 gail hunter 202 diane graves 201 gayle evans 209 joanne harper 221 mav ostrander 227 marlene grove 222 marg mclean 204 joyce shadlock 280 200 lydia mcphee 255209 andrea corner 288 255 201 judy bond 236- 209 jacquie haie 217 doris redquest 226 pat appleton 217 ken may clippers central ontario junior 6 standings the following clipper the entire 1976 portion of statistics are individual the central ontario and team statistics for junior c season team clarridge ihunt i emmerson parsons roberts goalie marshman holder steely elson team bowmanville port hope stouffville port perry lindsay cobourg frankford lindsay this ikote offers the howie meelttr approved invert for added support 15 19 12 19 13 gp 11 9 1 1 3 0 0 1 0 ga 44 43 11 4 3 t 1 14 4 3 j 1 so avg 0 418 league standings as of december 10th 76 gp 24 24 22 21 21 24 23 21 w 18 12 10 v 11 7 5 l- s 5 9 8 lo ts 13 17- 4 77 800 57 25 34 21 48 pim 4 9 0 x 0 tp 37 36 25 23 22 16 8 subscription increase commencing jan 1 1977 annual sub- scriplions to the tribune will be s10 there will be no change in the single copy price of 20 cents i i up until the end of the year new sub scriptions and renewalswill be accepted at the present rate of 800 the tribune phone 6402100 stouffville j tickets available now for w stouffville centennial 1 costume ball cedar beach park jan 28 1977 no per couple available at toronto dominion bank cards hardware crest hardware- f4vj tttyhww ww tf yf vc fx3k-x- 3 if i i ballantrae restaurant tavern presents gala new years i eve party featuring over the hill m0b dancing dining party favoursreserve now 2949002 weekend entertainment saturday nights starting jan 7th 77 uvbbandsisf i i stouffville arina weekly hockey schedule sunday 800 900 novice omha practise 900 1000 bantam a practise 1000 1100- midget a practise 1100 1200- senior girls all starpractise 1200 100 juvenile omha practise 330- 430- atom a- practise 430 530 atom b practise 530 30 peewee a pr ctise am9mftci monday jan 3 1977 junior house league 700 800 barry welding vs stouff fish chip 800 900 richards vs lee sand 9001000 betz pools vs meharg realtors 1000 1100 midget b practise tuesdayjan4 1977 bantam house league 700 1100 kr may clippers bowmanvmie wednesday jan 5 1977 omha games 700 800 atom j a practise 800 900 credit union peewees vs whitby 900 1100 beckers milk midgets vs lindsay thursday jan4 1977 omha games 700 800 novice omha practise 800 915 bantam bt practise 9 15 1 1 00 chester enterprises juveniles vs bowmanville