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lasm three injured in crash with tow truck three persons were injured in an accident last thursday when a vehicle turning left collided with a second vehicle that was attempting to pass ronald baker 20 of rjt 3 stouffville was taken to york county hospital where he is in intensive care with broken ribs a collaused lung and facial lacerations mr baker the son of stan baker was operated on and his spleen removed following the accident ontario provincial police from the oak ridges detachment said mr baker was south bound on highway 48 souses victory above is the aftermath of the accident last thursday on highway 48 and the bethesda sideroad the driver of the car ronald baker 20 was taken to york county hospital where he is in intensive care his two passengers were also taken to hospital treated and released sdss update activity day big success by julie simonds on activity day at sdss march 1 it was concluded that learning through experience and by your mistakes is a sound foundation to build education on many well organized activities were scheduled allowing students to register for either one all day event or one morning and one afternoon session activities oc curred both within and away from the school all proved to be successful for both involved students and staff members included -were- two macrame workshop sittings that provided an opportunity for students to learn the basic knots that in time may grow into wondrous creations another halfday activity session in the schools gymnasium offered floor hockey a table tennis tournament four court volleyball basketball and other related sports this proved to be a popular choice among students who generally niiss out on the limited gym time during regular school days atoms drop uxb ridge margin the atom bs knocked uxbridge out of the playoffs last week by winning their last two games in convincing fashion last thursday stouffville really stuck it to uxbridge by a 71 score stouffville com pletely outskated and outplayed uxbridge goals were put in by paul macewen dae fockler with two mark murphy with tow todd rex- graham and stewart hazell atom assists went to dave fockler paul macewen with thiee mark murphy and todd rexgraham with two each and warren mucci the long tally from uxbridge came off the stick of mike davie unassisted on sunday the stouffville boys wrapped up the series with another lopsided victory 61 dave fockler keith lotion mark murphy stewart hazell paul macewen and todd rex- graham scored for the atoms v assists went to mark murphy and jeff conway with two each paul macewen martin wells and warren mucci r jimmy stewart played superbly throughout the series in the atom nets the bs nowgoonto meet either markham or bay ridges- in the next round of playoffs bears take series the neil patrick polar bears played their most exciting game of the season last friday night as they downed ajax 32 to take the quarter final series in three straight games it was one well played game of hockey as both teams hustled and checked throughout the entire game stouffville led thu goal scoring at 852 of the c ii first period when daryl 1 tjilcttlclcls may took a pass from lee j j vautier in his own end 1 and rushed up ice to feed tatie firsts paul sinclair who beat i the ajax goalie ajax retaliated with two goals itl toumey ending the first period 21 d the second period steven and karen remained scoreless in sheffield once again came up with outstanding judo performances this time at a tournament held in peterborough last week steven is placed first in the cadet light weight division for 16 year olds and he also took top spot in the youth lightweight class up to is years old karen not to be undone by her brother also picked up a first in the heavy weight green blue and brown division both karen and steven are running a judo club at sdss and were very pleased with the results of one of their students at the meer gyl langley gyl received first in the white yellow and orange cadet division the next big meet for the sheffields is this saturday march 11 it is the ontario closed championship held in bramalea which will lead to the canadian cham pionship both steven cathy and karen will be entered in their weight classifications k spite of a power play opportunity by both teams the stouffville boys poured on the goals in the final period and tim evans scored with a shot at the 730 mark assisted by daryl may and russ beaton the winning goal came with 4 minutes left to play in the game from the stick of kirk arenas on a fine passing play from sean mcquigge and paul sinclair the novice polar bears now go on to the semifinals playing markham and whitby in a round robin dont miss the home games of this series on wednesday march 8th and 15th at 7 pm jim rehill a musically inclined teacher met with 11 girls to form a vocal music workshop together they concentrated on three specific pieces of music hoping to present them to r remainder of the student body at a future assembly this workshop was also to prepare for the vocal music program being offered next year students who were behind in their wood- working- projects whether it was assem bling or adding the finishing touches were given the opportunity to spend the day in the woodworking shop down the hall were congregated another group of students to organize and learn the layout format for next years yearbook the card players and game lovers spent their day playing and learning the strategic skills- necessary for cribbage euchre bridge and chess these activities may hopefully encourage the younger- generation to find more stimulating entertainment than television for their leisure time roller skating at scarborough roller rink from 9 am to 1230 pm provided a new and ex citing experience for the four bus loads of students who participated for once the teachers and students were learning at the same level flat on their backs the ski trip to blue mountain was the activity that received the best response and the party consisted of ap proximately 160 skiers ranging from beginners to experts this was the perfect opportunity for first timers to receive instruction and to rent equipment for a very reasonable fee the art and theatre trip was a success and yet it did not turn out as was planned the students toured the art gallery of ontario visited chinatown or mac- donalds for lunch and then were disappointed to find that the wiz to be shown at the royal alexander theatre was cancelled due to a power failure the group split up to either visit the eatons centre or the cn tower for animal lovers there were two separate excursions horseback riding at the wagonwheel ranch at musselmans lake and a trip to the metro zoo photography enthusiasts and cross country skiers also ventured to the zoo the activities were numerous and yet they all held something in common the encouraged student to student relationships as well as student to teacher relationships and exposed participants to educational situations that many had not been aware existed the stouffville souses of the uxbridge mens basketball league took on the brock generals last week and junior games the junior farmer provincial games were held over the last few weeks and even though york county made it into two finals they failed to come away with any top honours york made it to the semifinals in the mixed volleyball competitions but lost out to the even tual winning team from bruce county york did make it into the finals in both mens curling and ladies bad minton unfortunately the men lost out to bruce county and the women were defeated by waterloo competing for york in mens curling were doug johnson and grant smockum both from the sharon club ken ferguson from the unionville club and norm mckay from simcoe in ladies badminton york was represented by donna redford from the vellour club and dawn schell from unionville club came away with an easy 5332 victory jon nigh was the star of the game hitting for 14 points and showing good rebounding ability and aggressive playmaking jim fletcher also had 14 points on some ex cellent outside shooting other scorers were randy barber with eight don beauchamp with six dave connell with five gary fockler with four and eric button had two points house league continued from page 8 aida 3 consolidated sand and gravel 1 aida goals scott evans hat trick consolidated goal ian marshall atom giulios 3 cards 3 giulios goals keith grose kent dunhill dave collins cards goals darren sullivan mark mcginn giulios assists kent dunkhill dave collins steve spencer cards assists darren sullivan conlin 3 delicatessan 2 con i in goals david spen- cely two bill hughes deli goals john petrie kevin johnson conlin assist bill hughes firemen 5 farmer jacks l fireman goals eddie harper 4 steve- hamlin farmer goal jeff wilkinson firemen assists dave brooks nelson wilson ben wallace far mer assist armand stover heart discussion the york central branch of st john ambulance will be conducting a discussion and demonstration of cardio pulmonary resuscitation cpr wednesday march 29 1978 at 8 pm this demonstration- will be held in the blue flame room of consumers gas company at 500 elgin mills road east rich- nondhill all demonstrating will be conducted by certified instructors in cpr of the ontario heart foundation ah are welcome free admission refreshments honda yamaha motorcycles best prices well not be undersold 500 cc yamaha 750cc yamaha 550 cc honda 400 cc honda free leather jacket and csa helmet with purchase of any street bike sold at regular price brices sports centre limited woodbine 5vi miles n of newmarket 4784929 around 2 pm and slowed to make a left turn onto the bethesda sideroad when his car was struck by a second southbound vehicle which had pulled out to pass the slower moving car passengers in the baker car julie reman 17 and randy reman both of stouffville were taken to hospital treated and released kenneth woods 17 ot rr 2 markham was driving the second vehicle a budget towing truck which was hauling a car at the time mr woods was checked by a doctor for bruises damage to the three vehicles is estimated 4t 3000 according to police charges are pending against mr baker the tribune thursday march 9 1978 oj now in uxbridge fairway motor sales ok 1 lit r 8527878 bert pedfrsen 66 brock st r bungalow ille north country tient rec room with i brigitte wesholow- novated i established area jparate eating area main floor laundry gunn s st 40 acres lose to highway 47 ith ideal pond site iking 8950000 call w iy acres i- frontage on vivian mservation forest 3 ien separate dining ilbarn with hydro university at night atkinson college york university evening and parttime undergraduate degree programmes 15maywaugust summer evenings 4 july 11 august day term 4 applications being received till 7april telephone 6672471 9am- 8pm north 297 2451 markham motors ltd highway 7 at kennedy rd unionville for best deals see us lv szfi stouffvillevrrinjtin hbnow 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