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the second section sports news district news credit union peewee bs i play strong twoway game the peewee bs two game series with markham last week did nothing to determine either teams standing as they both won one game the first game in stouffville last friday night saw the stouffville credit union team play one of their best two way efforts their strong work resulted in a 6 2 win over markham who could not handle stouffvilles furious fore and back checking the peewees took advantage of all their scoring opportunities and had numerous three on two rushes stephen small led the team with a three goal hat trick luigi tesoro followed closely behind with his two goals and one assist the other goal went to rob boudreau other assists went to mike anderson scott sutherland and mike wilkinson with two and reid forrester with a single wayne stevens and rick stewart both played strong in the nets with rick coming up with a number of great glove saves the following night in markham the credit union boys played no where near as well and lost a 5 3 decision for the first time in a long time the peewee defence made a few glaring errors that resulted in markham goals the large ice surface in markham also hampered the stouffville side despite the bad play the game was tied up until the final half of the third period after which markham popped in two quick goals and that was it for stouffville mike anderson scored the first stouffville goal from rob bour- dreau and luigi tesoro the second tally was put in by scott sutherland with stephen small assisting marty sullivan closed out the credit goals as todd armstrong and tim furey assisted the peewees have two more games left in the regular season before tbey start playoff action in february their next game is this friday jan 28 as they host bowmanville at 8 pm the last game is also in stouffville against port perry at 8 pm these two games are extremely important to the team and it will decide hopefully what league position they end up in julie thompson on rampage in girls hockey play last week julie thomp son continued on her goal scoring rampage as she put in six goals in her kinsmen teams 70 defeat of laurelea flowers leslie roberts opened the scoring for the kinsmen with julie thompson assisting after that it was all julie popping in her six straight goals assists on julies goals went to leslie roberts two erin shephard three julie goldring and jill st john sdss basketball play aurora for first place the sdss senior basketball team takes to the floor this friday night against the strong gw williams team from aurora i the game will probably decide first place in the league and will give the second place stouffville team a chance to avenge their only loss of the season to williams the match starts with the midgets at 6 pm s the seniors take to the floor at 730 pm in what should be a great game the match will also feature the debut of the girls dance line who will be performing at the half time of the senior game the vocal booster club will also be there to cheer on the home side admission is for adults 1 students 50 cents with activity card 1 without public school students will also be welcome and can get into thegatnefor 25 cents the seniors will also be taking oh the third ranked team from huron heights the following friday feb 3 hockey danee pavuiivu is tue sue ui the next minor hockey dance on february 3 between 9 pm and 1 am tickets are 6 a couple and are available 1 from ali executive hockey membersv tammy petterson picked up the kinsmen shut out the rest of the games were low scoring defensive affairs as the gormley greenhouses shut out stouffville lions 20 gormley goals were pocketed by gloria mintz and jackie armet carol gutkind and page cowan picked up the assists anne marie lacoursiere played a sparkling game in the nets to get the shut out in the third girls game the credit union team squeaked by the sales barn 21 debbie coxworth and cathy summerfeldt shot in the credit goals with cheryl singleton replying for the sales barn credit assists went to sharon watts and cathy mcbeth with two each sandy ramer and lori mason received the sales assists in the only other game l m gardens and iga battled to a 11 tie heather dunkeld scored for the gardens girls and terry pilkey popped in i the iga marker julieparish got the one gardens assist and brenda lehman had the iga assist the little girl at left in foreground enjoyed poling her way through bruces mill this past sunday and was not one bit put off it by her lack of skis african skifari a family outing day in the conservation area was held by the african medical and research foundation the organization sponsors such medical activities as flying doctor service in places like east africa crosscountry skiing was by far the most popular activity of the day and several racing events were held snowshoeing tobogganing ice skating and drinking hot chocolate while gathered around a wood stove were also engaged in clippers swamp port hope stouffville the ken may clippers steamed ahead last saturday and left a defeated port hope team in their wake the final 9- 5 score represented the stouffville crews third victory in a row the clippers jumped to an early 30 lead with goals by tim quinn from perry brown scott connor from glen gibson and doug taylor mike- whelan from perry brown and harold wideman they were hard put to hold on to their advantage when port hope replied with two goals within thirty scott connor and geoff roy port hope added one more to bring the score to 54 and 30 seconds later doug taylor hammered home the winner from steve schell stouffville ended the scoring- in the second period with a shorthanded tigoal by marker by andy leitch pm game the following in the second periodt from steye pricetand thevtfiursday the clippers harold wideman opened whelan and geoff roy second was potted inby move to port hope for an the scoring assisted by port hopes last goal tim quinn from mike 830 match seconds bringing the score to 32 ted assink widened the gap again by scoring from andy leitch and geoff roy but port hope potted another one by beating brad steel from in close on a short- handed goal came at 1959 when dwight beer scored from an almost impossible angle in the third the stouffville boys socked home the win with two more goals the first was another short handed whelan and perry brown it was perrys 11 50th assist of the year this saturday night the ken may clippers play host to the cobourg cougars at 8 pm and on sunday they travel to bowmanville for a 730 showdown hockey results i the above bantam all star player puts one past the goalie despite the fact the netminder got a piece of the puck with his pad the action was at last saturdays showdown competitions which were well organized and a great success kevin barltey was the top shooter in the minor bantam division with brad hogg the top goalie stouffvilles minor hockey players had a great time at the last saturdays showdown competitions and although not everyone won each participant did receive a memento for their efforts winners in each group are as follows omha all stars novice division paul sinclair top shooter bruce fifield top goalie minor atom division warren mucci top shooter atom division brad evans top shooter darryl brown top goalie minor peewee division mike anderson shooter wayne stevens goalie peewee division peter sinclair top shooter no goalie chosen minor bantam division kevin bartley top shooter brad hogg top goalie bantam division michael rehill top goalie minor midget division scott brown top shooter no goalie midgets division kelly burrows top shooter rick ryckman top goalie juvenile division naz nicastro top shooter house league novice division gregory tars top shooter jimmy todd top goalie minor atom division eddie harper top shooter atom division billy hughes shooter mark mcginn goalie minor peewee division danny conway top shooter tim macewcri top goalie peewee division shane rutherford top shooter shane had a perfect four goal score jimmy lyon top goalie minor bantam division norm wideman top shooter greg summerfeldt top goalie bantam division doug howard top shooter minor midget division randy un derwood top shooter midget division mark simpson top shooter uxbridge curling team does poorly at meet the uxbridge senior mens curling team had a disappointing time at the ontario finals in kingston last week as they dropped five of their seven games and finished much lower than ex pected the team comprised of skip harvey acton from uxbridge vice harry bowes second elmer farthing and lead joe murray all from stouffville were hoping to finish in the top three spots the team did beat last years champion at m olstar event sfek- stouffville stars get medals by gord ness last weekend the stouffville downhill ttacing and imbibing society met all comers at their annual ski outing at hidden valley host stan newmarch got ski fans buzzing with a superb achievement that netted him a silver medal in the event sponsored by molsons to encourage the national ski team then jim brazier whisked through the torturous slalom course to achieve another silver medal hopes for a clean sweep by the society soared when bob lewis hampered by an aching right wrist age and an illfitting ski jacket flashed through the gates just one hundredth of a secondslower than jim this superb achievement was rewarded with a bronze medal gord ness despite being impeded by two large barnyard animals which wandered onto the course called upon his natural abilities and won a bronze medal with a time just three tenths of a second out of the silver category john griffith and john baatz handicapped by racing against each other and ski equipment which is to be donated to the royal ontario museum blew across the line for two more bronze medals rookie len green wood perhaps the finest skier in the block between obrien and mill st unfortunately caught a trip and was unable to finish although fellow rookie brian weir an import from orono salvaged the day with another bronze medal run the society toasts itself on a fine weekend of skiing and has high hopes that next years molstar outing will net seven gold medals and another bronze for bob lewis town bantams take squeaker the towns bantam b team ended the regular season on a winning note last saturday by taking a 51 victory over bowmanville the game was won in the final minutes on a goal by allin lewis down 31 at the end of the second- period the bantam squad twice came back from two goal deficits to lie and ultimately win other goals went to howie underwood with two darryl paxton and dave pearce with singles molstar skiing this sunday jan 29 is the date for the molstar gold challenge cup of skiing at the dagmar ski resort the challenge cup is an exciting new addition to the molstar program which win see racing competition between teams male and female representing the par ticipating molstar areas in an exhibition game last monday the bs tied markham 22 the team received excellent goaltending from brad hogg and led the game 20 on goals by jack postma and mike hazdl however markham came back in the third period and put in the goal that tied the game with less than three minutes to play with a deafening roar the racers blast off at the starting line daring the snowmobile events held at the markham fairgrounds last weekend snowmobile en thusiasts came from all over ontario to take meet larry van dyke of stouffville was one boys who finished first in his clats part in the of the local kingston team and the club from toronto but did not play well against the others the squad from ottawa was the eventual champion defeating kingston in the final other teams came from guelph dundas brampton and st thomas the team plays out of the uxbridge curling club foxhunter riders at pickering several pupils from foxhunter equestrian centre stouffville took their horses to pickering on sunday to show at cedarcroft riding centre deanne howard of stouffville on her grey arab flash sir ran won the green jumper class and the working hunter under saddle as well as bringing home 11 other ribbons she was also the reserve show champion donna charron on foxhunters pony figil won two hunter classes and was jumper champion of the show donnas sister janet won 12 ribbons on her arab rinz doll several other foxhunter pupils at tended a clinic given by the worlds foremost jumper rider rodney jenkins foxhunter is holding its next horse show on february 19th spec tators are welcome and admission is free