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the tribune thursday january ii urn u bowling scores thursday night ladies stouffville in the thursday night ladies bowling league fixture audrey gibson 10 rolled a high triple of 708 with singles games of 236 2c7 and 265 other scores were barb melhuish 206 210 mae daley 221 ollie erikson203 gayle evans 245 gail hunter 206 210 249 judy bond 207 201 sheila wilkinson 260 242 marlene grove 218 joanne harper 217 marg wagg 204 204 lydia mcphee id latny erikson 253 marg mclean 226 220 elva kewmarcb 225 donna quayle 252 joyce shadlock 224 224 234 sandi vanderleiste 224 234 224 marilyn car penter 207 tuesday night mixed stouffville john nesbitt put together singles games of 213 321 and 228 with a high triple of 762 in tuesday nights mixed bowling league fixture other scores were as follows george dufton773 276 211 246 garth good 731 323 240 259 bud feaver 684 230 291 norm dunn 621 200 226 robert cleave 263 cheri lee 221 dianne dufton 219 dave lumley 216 208 dave cummings 216 205 randy less 211 dolly crane 208 durfcin hollin 203 darlene johnston 200 wednesday mixed stouffville byron tuck put together singles games of 278 226 and 281 to score a high triple of 785 in the 700 pm wednesday night mixed bowling league other scores were bob dart 741 280 298 ron mccallum 666 224 216 226 mary drewery 648 216 244 howie lockhart 645 218 235 barb menar 640 242 soccer team brenda james 615 287 stan crust 601 250 earl crowder 600 246 grant drewery 202 232 maureen peterson 214 jim hindle 217 wayne forsyth 208 bill menar 228 al mcvicar 230 lois hartley 207 ann oldham 202 gary crust 209 terry mcvicar 203 stouffville the stouffville soccer club coaches will form a volleyball team to play their counterparts from markham at the james robinson public school at 800 pm on thursday january 18 it is hoped that a replay will take place at a later date in stouffville anyone wishing to join the team is asked to contact john klein 640- 5686 randy mikals who is 14 yrs and 4 ft 10 ins is a recent addition to the spartans uier basketball team here he measures himself against dave hewitt 17 yrs and 6 ft 4 ins who is the tallest of the senior team and an old pro of three years standing medal winner stouffville steven sheffield came away from the ontario winter games with a gold medal in the under 143 lbs division marek kaczynski had already clinched the bronze but had to with draw owing to injury steven will now go on to the canada winter games for 6 days where he will represent ontario the event starts on february 18 ringwood busy over holidays beat lindsay stouffville nick ferguson with three goals and an assist lead the stouffville novice polar bears to a 42 win over lindsay last saturday ferguson opened the scoring for the bears with a pass from derek brown and lind say replied before the end of the first period lindsay took the lead 21 early in the second but the bears came back very quickly with ferguson netting two more one of them on an assist from derek brown the bears final goal came when it was derek browns turn to score with assists from james hume and mike ferguson in this game they played very well against a strong lindsay club with some good checking and passing plays ringwood ringwood was a busy place during christmas and new years some of the visitations that oc curred during this period follow mr and mrs j downey and son pat and mrs downey to barrie mr and mrs malcolm keith to florida mr and mrs j fockler and family at the home of their daughter and son-in- law mr and mrs tom bullock agincourt mr and mrs walter pipher at the home of their son and daughterinlaw mr and mrs murray pipher markham mr and mrs dean fockler and family of scarborough with his mother mrs a fockler mr and mrs ed brownsberger en tertained members of their family christmas day the family of ruth rodanz celebrated christmas with their mother the neighbors gathered at the home of ruth rodanz to pass on to mrs e allen their best wishes prior to her moving into testa villa apartments mr and mrs byrne and rachel were with her parents mr and mrs o allen of oshawa mr and mrs harold steckley of sarnia and mr and mrs g adams and daughter shari of windsor were with mr and mrs fred steckley mr and mrs john wilson entertained their family a brother and sisterinlaw mr and mrs d wilson mr and mrs fred steckley and shirley spent christmas with their daughter mrs v brown and family bishop mills and mrs c baker orillia mr and mrs stewart vague hosted members of their family for christmas and spent new years with his sister mrs e tew and family mr and mrs harold winfrey have moved to mississauga new residents in their home are mr and mrs cladwell hold week of prayer during this week january 7 to 14 the churches of stouffville are observing a week of prayer at services on sunday january 7 each person was given a list of prayer concerns for the town of stouffville and x challenged to set aside a period of time each day to pray for these concerns these include the family children and schools senior citizens those in positions of authority those who serve and prayers for the unity of the christian church the list was prepared and v distributed by the stouffville ministerial association it is hoped that through this week of prayer each church member will feel a renewed commitment to prayer and a deeper concern for the needs of this community and the ways in which all the various churches can minister to the needs of stouffville sunday jan 7 pray for your own congregation in its christian witness and pray for the other congregations of this town and area that every church might know a deepening of faith and growth in the spirit during 1979 pray that pine orchard church filled newcomers to this area will find a home in one of the christian fellowships of the stouffville chur ches monday jan 8 pray for the family the cornerstone of our society which in the coming year will face many challenges pray that god will bring ways of enriching the life of your own family and pray that the families of the area who are facing grave problems will come to know the strength of the love that is the christian hope tuesday jan 9 pray for the children and young people of the area that they might grow in body and mind and spirit remember in prayer the schools in their difficult tasks pray for the principals and teachers that they might always encourage our young people to reach their potential pray for concerned parents who seek constantly to ensure the best education possible for all children wednesday jan 10 pray for our senior citizens that they not be forgotten or neglected during this year remember the homes for senior citizens of our area the administrators and staff of these homes perhaps this would be a good day to follow your prayer with a call to an older person you know thursday jan ll pray for those in positions of authority pray for our new mayor eldred king and the council of 1979 that they be filled with wisdom and understanding and patience pray for our provincial mpp bill hodgson and our federal mp sinclair stevens as they represent us in the important decisions that are made daily friday jan 12 pray for all who serve us in stouffville the police who protect the volun teer fire department the doctors lawyers mer chants and business men those who give of their time to provide recreation opportunities the librarian perhaps this would remind us that as we pray for those who serve us we should follow up our prayers with a heartfelt thanks whenever we have the chance saturday jan 13 pray for the unity of christs family for an outpouring of the love that passes all un derstanding that will bind every christian with every other as a brother or sister remember in prayer the ministerial fellowship of area clergy sunday jan 14 today pray for the larger vision the outreach of gods com passion for the whole world for all creation pray for pastors missionaries teachers all across the earth remember the hungry the sick the destitute those imprisioned for their faith for all gods children by jennie johnson glen major the pine orchard church was filled with many standing for a beautiful christmas carol service special music was provided by soloist mrs ross parrott and the mens choir from burns church ashburn following the worship mr and mrs peter harris hosted a coffee hour mr and mrs fred fiss and family mr edgar fiss mrs charles fiss hazel jones and mr and mrs george pickett enjoyed christmas dinner with mr and mrs bert third and family janet- viue mr and mrs ralph faulkner accompanied by mr and mrs gordon jones visited recently with mr and mrs percy pugh of havdock mr and mrs frank elery and daughter and mr and mrs john elery and daughter of toronto were guests christmas eve with mr and mrs jim jones ross mclaurin of winnipeg manitoba spent the holiday week with his mother mrs lois mclaurin mr and mrs harold window of oshawa visited recently with mr and mrs george pickett mrs ross parrott was the soloist recently at daheim nursing home after which she and dr parrott were luncheon guests with mrs herbert simmonds mr and mrs robt adams spent a few days with friends in kitcherer mr and mrs allan holman and family mr and mrs joe johnson and family brooklin mr and mrs george skerratt and family port perry and mr and mrs frank moore enjoyed christmas day dinner at the johnson farm mr and mrs tom sauter and sean were christmas day guests at the home of her brother peter buzek in scar borough uvons ladies wear early spring brand name merchandise up to 50 21 main st w stouffville 6405271 spartans lose first victor j stouffville the junior spartans basketball team went down to a rather hefty 6736 loss against huron heights at the sdss gym on friday night tom forster playing for huron and considered to be one of the best players in the league was contained by the spartans during the first half which ended with a slight lead for huron of 2219 in the second half forster got away and amassfd a total of 27 points before the whistle blew for the end of the game for the spartans mike rehill came off the bench and led the scoring with 12 points chris kamps scored 7 points and claude maillet added another 6 after the game spartans coach dave connell commented we played well defensively but still have problems with our offensive play jfe stouffville the ladies credit union team started the new year well when they finally won a game their first the ladies defeated the sales barn team si within four minutes of the first period lyn ferris from dawn scbell gave the union their first goal eight minutes later the sales barn came back with an equaliser from teresa ewing with two minutes left in the first period cheryl brown with an assist from dorothy beintema put the sales barn ahead 21 one minute into the second period saw lillian cordell with an assist from dawn schell even things up at two apiece three minutes later the sales barn forged ahead once again with a goal from diane houston the next 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