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1 12 the tribune thursday november 24 117 bantams take two r j beat new york team the don anderson bantam team is starting to roll winning their last two out of three games including one from a team from new york on wednesday nov 16 port hope came to town and stouffviue completely outhustled them and racked up a w victory port hope was badly out shot by stouffville stouffviue goals came from barry greenshields paul barry kevin bartley dave mehaffey and tony leger the shutout- was shared by kevin barry and mike rehill but neither goalie was overworked zenon by blow plaed an excellent game on defence moving from his customary forward position he looks like he might stay there for quite a while last sunday the bantams came to the peewees doing well the stouffville peewee a team just finished a very produc tive weekend taking three out of a possible four points the peewees started the weekend in peter borough sunday night and took a close 43 decision barry smith led the way with two goals with howard parent and bryan todd picking up the others assists w ent to tim yoemans bryan todd peter sinclair and craig corner on monday night port hope was in town and the game ended up in a 44 tie it was a game stouffville should have won however as they led port hope 42 with 10 minutes left in the game tim yoemans scored twice and glen dobson and bryan todd had singles bryan todd and craig corner picked up assists goalies charlie minaker and al fockler played strong games the next peewee a game is this monday mght in stouffville when the team takes on bowmanville at 7 pm rescue of the peewee b team by beating a visiting rochester bantam team 52 rochester had previously beaten the peewees 141 and were looking for a little suffer competition stouffville scores came from kevin bar tley andy redshaw dave mehaffey norm mckenzie and paul barry both rochester goals came off of deflections off stouffville players goalies kevin berry and mike rehill played excellent games the same night sunday the bantams travelled to markham and looked a little tired losing 50 markham badly outshot stouffville and if not for the fine work of goalie mike rehill the score would have been much higher winter fair local results the royal winter fair is over lor another year and many locals dd well in the numerous events results ot the last few days are herdsman award for beef cattle ontario limousine association markham 6th rabbits new zealand white glenn johnston stouffviue polish dawn thorpe markham rex thomas banks oxbridge satin white ctenn johnston stouflville satin aoc thomas banks uxbridge cavies peruvian lyn whit taker markham smooth coat beige edith neave markham smooth coat lilac aubrey neave markham smooth coat black- aubrey neave markham smooth coat aosv lyn whittaker markham dairy cattle lawra throphy brian oconnor markham ith pigeons fantall yellow saddle- neil roberts uxbridge fantall blue or silver sad die neil roberts uxbridge fantall aoc neil roberts uxbridge pouter pigmy donald schier uxbridge pouter aov donald schier uxbridge dairy cattle holstelns female tumor yearling attona lea chieftain dancer frank barkey claremont 9th the wo ton house arm in uxbridge also took a number of finishes in the beef cattle herefords division the don anderson bantams played a bantam team from rochester new york last sunday and pulled of f a 52 victory the above picture shows one of andersons goals sliding by the rochester goalie rochester had played the peewee b squad the night before winning 141 keith bolender power skating skaters times down wayne cheng shows off his shooting style at the power skating course held sunday mornings the course has been a good suc cess with nearly every skater lowering his times the course teaches technique and strength in skating the power skating session has passed the midway mark and the skaters efforts have resulted in their clocked skating times being markedly reduced nearly all skaters reduced their times the reductions being most noticeable among our young first year skaters in the 89 am session the skaters showing the most improvement are cable baker 5 yrs first time 26 sec second time 10 sec craig stronach 6 yrs first time 20 sec second time ta sec brian bichener 5 yrs first time 21 sec second time 10 sec and greg evans 5 yrs first time 20 sec second time 13 sec thats a total reduction of 46v4 seconds our skaters in the 9- 10 a m session have worked very hard to make reductions in their times the most im proved skaters in this session are ronald gibson russell beaton and vince tolton all reducing their times from 6 sec to 4 sec our professional instructor kathy snazel is well pleased with the progress being made but- points out that even further effort will be required to further reduce times lets go it is obvious that the stouffviue power skating program has proven itself to be successful and the skaters are enjoying themselves inspite of the hard work novice beaten by bay ridges pump less gas it was a busy week i for the neil patrick polar bears iwho played two games away and one on home ice in the first game against bay ridges the stouffville team were outhustled and out- muscled resulting in a 62 loss for stouffville the two stouffviue goals were scored in the first period by tim evans unassisted in an exhibition game at port perry the polar bears downed the port- perry squad 52 with a little luck the stouffviue team could have tripled their- goal production i however the puck repeatedly hit the posts stouffville outshot their opponents 264 tim evans led the goal scoring with a hat trick all three goals were unassisted other goals were scored by kirk smythe assisted by j darren stevens and sean mcquigge assisted by tmike ferguson 2 i in the third game the novice team peppered 31 shots at pickering and outscored them 50 fine defensive play by the defensive combinations of kent smythe and darren stevens and paul sinclair and sean mcquigge held pickering to only 8 shots on goal and gave goalie bruce fifield his 5th shutout of the season determined digging in front of the pickering net resulted in goals from the sticks of four stouffville forwards klrk arends from tim evans and russ beaton i unassisted got their first goals of the season other goals came from kirk smythe assisted by tim evans and tim who rushed for two of his own assists went to sean mcquigge and russ beaton i advertise weekly 1 for mck baits call mo2100 approved transport canada test 55 itipq dannys honda due to the 1977 supply demand situation with the number one gas mileage champ honda civic place your 1978 order as soon as possible with dannys honda dont be left out as some may have been during the last few months order now to all present honda import owners we are fully equipped to winterize your vehicles now please call our service centre arrange an appointment under the water tower 13v yonge street newmarket 898- 4500 we service toyota and datsun toromark last call for oman fcr owy wtt 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