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the tribune thursday october it 1178 15 led fey twins bears clobber bowmanville in novice league action the neil patrick polar bears led by the twin brother combination of kirk and kent smy the clobbered bowman vule 6- 2 in last mondays opening league game the stouffville novice club not only dominated offensively but were able to shut down the bowmanville attack allowing just five shots on goalies jonathon hall and chad redshaw the smythe duo accounted for four goals and one assist in the game as kirk racked up a hat trick kent getting one goal and one assist the other goals were scored by derek brown with blair steel craig mucci and james hume assisting previous opening game to the victory the polar bears had chalked up two exhibition wins against unionville and sharon the stouffville dub had an easy time with unionville winning 72 the scoring was evenly spread between all three lines derek hamilton led things off for stouffville followed by goals kirk smythe and from mike local mens hockey league standings ferguson with two each and james hume and craig mucci getting singles assists for the night went to kent smythe two derek hamilton two kirk smythe craig stronach brad may david wall and darron baston the novice team then travelled to sharon coming away with a 41 victory goals were tallied by kirk smythe wo derek brown and jerry shields assists were picked up by kent smythe jerry shields derek brown kirk smythe and derek hamilton the novices next league game is this sunday in port hope on monday oct 23 the polar bears take on sharon in an exhibition game at pm judos highly successful sheffield family was honoured at the last stouffville council meeting for some of their past achievements the sheffields from cedar valley were presented with individual plaques and watches from the town above from left to right are steven 16 cathy 13 and karen sheffield 17 and mayor gord ratcliff some of the championships the three have captured include usa ontario and canadian gormley blasts kins the gormley greenhouses got off to a great start in their opening girls hockey match as they blasted the kinsmen gals 90 the junior game saw the gormley goals scored former coach took money newmarket a former georgina township hockey coach who stole over 600 in funds from a keswick minor hockey league team has been remanded for sentence james ogrady will appear in a toronto court for sentencing by judge sm harris the former keswick man now living in ed monton took money which had been raised by parents and kids of the team to buy jackets judge harris in finding ogrady guilty said a small community has to know that this kind of situation will be dealt with and that others who may want to try something similar cannot get away with it crown attorney robert ash seeking a prison term for ogrady reminded the court he occupied a position of trust and he violated that position by leslie roberts sheila mcgreavey michelle coppins and lori hogg with two each allison lowery picked up a single assists went to sheila mcgreavey- and leslie roberts with two each with michelle coppins allison lowery and lori hogg getting singles annmarie lacour- siere played superbly in the gormley nets for her shut out in the other junior game last sunday laurelea flowers knocked off stouffville lions 42 autumn gosselin opened the scoring for the lions on a good passing play from julie st john and donna ryckman the flowers team came back to tie it up on a solo effort by erin mens basketball souses win opener with a 4028 win over the joes ph gould golden hawks the stouffville souses successfully opened- their uxbridge mens basketball season crisp passing a fast moving defence and good team play accounted for the souses victory and once again it was jim hill leading the way with 19 points don beauchamp and dave connell chipped in with eightpoints apiece the next game for the souses is monday oct 23 at the uxbridge secon dary school gym at 8 pm the souses have one rookie on the squad this year and hes ted nasty nugent hes sure to be a welcomed addition to the club 4 sdss soccer squad blanked the sdss junior soccer team lost a 20 heartbreaker to first minor hockey dance changed due to the conflicting date with the banquet for stouffvilles allontario juvenile softball club the wsmha has postponed this fridays dance at cedar beach the rescheduled ladies hockey- auxiliary the wsmha last week announced the formation of a new ladies auxiliary chaired by damian mcquigge the auxiliary will be responsible for numerous fund raising events for minor hockey and will also look after the distribution and organization of hockey coats the ladies first event will be a bake sale in latcham hall on december 2 1978 place gw williams last week with both goals coming in the last four minutes of the williams team undefeated so far this year has not been scored on this season stephan hashinsky stouffville team captain dance will be held on headed a strong defensive friday nov 24 the showing for the spartans wsmha would like to in toe 8 extend its the juniors are congratulations to the currently in fourth place juvenile club in the league shepard but autumn gosselin then added her second goal of the night to give the lions the lead midway through the final period the flowers team broke the game open as erin shepherd drove in three unan swered goals on assists by jackie st john and debbie heard in the senior girls play l m gardens led by kim morleys three goal hat trick downed iga 61 at the end of the first period l m was leading 21 on goals by julie thompson and cindy gill assists went to kim morley and bonnie hollingsworth gloria mintz tallied the lone iga goal the score stayed that way until the final period when iga fell apart giving the garden girls heir easy win in the third it was kim morley hat trick along with jackie armet s single that put iga away julie thompson assisted on jackies goal the final game of the week was another lop sided affair as the sales barn team shut out credit union 80 heather dunkeld went on a one girl scoring spree for the barn team as she collected an amazing five goals rounding out the rest of the scoring was janine smith with two and karen brodie added a single assists went to cheryl brown virginia kirby dorothy beintema and janine smith the credit union squad is made up of local ladies who agreed to form a team to help fill out the league so it could be a few more weeks before the team starts im proving this coming sunday oct 22 the a m record senior ladies team opens their schedule game time is 730 pm this is the first time the girls league has ventured into an outside the s in termediate league in stouffville mens hockey league results last week it was guarantee trust 6 success steakhouse 6 the other game saw pro hardware take a 21 victory over steerburger standings to date are wltgfgap hardware 2 0 0 8 3 4 success 1 0 1 10 8 2 guarantee 118 12 1 steer 0 2 0 3 5 0 the league plays sunday mornings and the next scheduled games are steerburger vs guarantee trust at 9 am pro hardware vs suc cess steakhouse at 10 am the league plays out of centre ice arena scarborough located on victoria park avenue just south of steeles so far the league has attracted 56 participants playing under non- contact rules bowling scores and top triple top triple in the legion ladies league went to marion grove with her 681 215 270 score other scorers were lois bartley 625 223 203 karen foote 604 202 203 pat appleton 235 grietje gray 224 adele willis 219 bev volleyball under way another season of mens and ladies volleyball organized by the whitchurch- stouffville soccer league is now underway the mens night to play is tuesdays while the ladies play wed nesday at st marks school at 8 pm marshman 215 anna fretz 215 luanne mcginty 212 ruth winterstein 212 202 gaye lehman 208 georgina sleeth 207 jean dart 206 monday night mens byron tuck 659 allan piette 669 marty mcgriskin 682 roger todd 735 bill white 761 bob tran 744 george brodie 686 bill dart 814 robert gleave 703 barry irving 660 john vanderligt 843 341 321 181 larry murphy 699 bill grove 742 glen jackson 677 championship team thanks supporters who helped out dear jim now that the softball season is officially over and pucks and sticks have replaced balls and bats people like bob dart ken crowder and the many we the stouffville t may and harry schell who not only sponsor but encourage inspire and lead by their verv fine juvenile softball team would like to pay tribute to the people who made our dream a reality champions are not only those who par ticipate or those who coach theyre also fun night stouffville dist high school will be holding their annual fun night next wednesday oct 25 at 730 to 930 pm admission is 25 cents for public school and high school students with activity cards 50 cents for adults and students without activity cards or people like cliff dunkeld who as oasa convenor played perhaps the most vital role in bringing whitchurch- stouffville its firstever oasa juvenile b championshid then there are the special fans the ones that travel to tournaments to league games away to kirkland lake not others too numerous to mention special thanks to the girlfriends who in one summer learned to love then hate the game we couldnt have won if without your patience understanding and support special thanks to bill shannon who was always there to mayor gord ratcliff and to the stouffville lions club finally to the mothers and fathers whose love patience and because they have to but understanding kept us because they want to 6 when the going got know as a group we shall not pass this way again we were extremely proud to have represented whitchurch stouffville and so very pleased to have done it in a manner shown us by the people who followed us our championship belongs to the people weve men tioned as much as it does to us and in our small way wed like to say thank you sincerely yours the stouffville juvenile softball team oasa juvenile b champions 1978 town of whitchurchstouffville 1978 taxes final instalment due on or before october 31 st 1978 prompt payment will avoid penalty j e foskett collector large chequing with no strings attached no minimum balance no monthly charges no extras guaranty trust offers this free service for a very simple reason because people who start coming to us soon find out we have sorrie other advantages to offer like our longer hours month urs 95 friday 98 saturday 91 drop in soon and see why people are coming to guaranty trust guaranty trust stouffville ont 6404000 bob watson manager show their support thank you mr and mrs bill dart mr and mrs sellers mrs grove mr bowes mr hons- berger mr clark mr baker mr and mrs tough we love you and we thank you because we couldnthave reached our goal without you so our once-in-a- lifetime team reached its ultimate goal and we see the new subaru economy 4 wheel drive inexpensive it built l o stay that way ray coffey fiat subaru 11488 yonge st n richmond hill 8833555 you are invited to join the whitchurchstouffville concert band enquiries invited 6401702 musical training band trips park concerts stage band future stouffville district credit union notice of 23rd annual meeting banquet legion hall stouffville october 23rd 1978 dinner 630 pm meeting 800 pm tickets may be purchased at the credit union office adults 300 children 200 following the meeting there will be a symposium on new family law ifc smff tl 6403933 fall specials tints reg si 200 now s900 perms reg 2000 to 4000 now 17 35 professional ear piercing reg si 200 now 900 includes hypo allergenic earrings mrx antiseptic every tuesday is 20 off for senior citizens chwren under 1 2 is 20 off al hair care services call donna mcdermaid 6403933 good mornings from ckfh143ft the john gilbert show 9amflamdaih