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1 the tribune thursday may it 1929 hockey banquet stouffville the stouffville amateur hcckey league held its annual banquet and awards night at latcham ihall on friday evening the evening started off with cocktails allowed by an excellent dinner after dinner the awards were made oh stage accompanied by the usual raucus and ribald remarks john blair made an excellent mc and succeeded in keeping things in band it was announced that the league will ex pand from- its present four teams to six for next year and that it would be possible to see the league grow farther over the coming years individual awards were as follows best goals against average to jamie copeland presented by steve up ton most gentlmanly player was presented by john miron to bill orm- son leading scorer was ken chupa presented by john blair hike sacco received the valuable player award from ron brooks lionel villeneuve of frfizssss uoliel villeneuve left receiving the mens amateur hockey league with indsl aw2nfc championsmp trophy on behalf of his team p going to team members tr0 is eric scaife of steerburger who ended ihc season as runnersup play lottario at sherwood variety gifts sherwood plaza markham special chateau dry pop q qq ulwv case of 24 assorted flavours 284 ml help needed stouffville with the season sitting on the doorstep the tball organisers are having problems arranging their schedule both coaching staff and sponsors are urgently needed before the seasons schedule can be finalised the most important requirement at present is for sponsors of which four are required in t- ball and squirts coaching staff are required in the following areas an assistant coach for the boys peewee team one coach for the girls peewee team in addition four more coaches are required for tball anyone wishing to sponsor or give a hand with coaching are requested to call bob morin at 6403716 or linda wagg at 6404650 news monday aiskt am fwwuaa stouffville biu white lead the scoring with a nigh triple of ut other score were robert lewis cm rod bond m mike coburn 08 bui grove tu robert boake 896 elroy clodd m glen jackson 7m elwood pattenden 774 doug watts 792 gary dob 774 byron tuck 770 dennis lull 740 ken bundy 7s7 keith brodle jii bill dart 740 grant orewery 725 ross cairo 714 bob bundy 711 marty mcgriskln 7s2 george brodle 72s colin booth 720 art grove 721 larry brown 710 eldon wagg 70s dave ratcliffe 704 bob tran 704 alan piette 704 joe barber 714 cliff dunkeld 497 eric lehman 497 ken wldeman 490 larry booth 694 terry ouayle 481 bob morley 699 lorne michetl 414 roger todd 678 john vanderligt 478 murray mclaughlin 477 john wilson 474 laird un derwood 647 harry burnett 659 jack chambers 668 ross madill 669 glen carterer 654 tolar boake 656 earl houston 654 barry ewing 652 terry shaw 652 tuesday pm legion ladles stouffville lois bartley was on top form with a hloh triple of 839 and singles games of 244294 and 291 other scores were marion grove 756213261282 anne jackson 646274209 edna piette 640 213240 207 opal lehman 654 255216 glenys yorke 617 208204205 joanne rennle 272 ella nichols 234 the victorious souses have good reason to smile they downed the baseline bullets 5451 to win the mens basketball championship trophy left to right back row don beauchamp eric button jon nigh jim hill left to right front row randy barber dave connell and pistol jim fletcher championship win trudeau wants us to buy foreign oil canada has more oil than saudi arabia wehave enough to meet our needs for at least the next 100 years but by the year1990 trudeau wants us to import more than a third of the oil we use this means we would be paying more than 8 billion a year to foreign suppliers this trudeau policy makes canadas outlookvery chilly we would end up with fuel rationing cold homes and very high prices the answer make canadian energy available and attractive the progressive conservative party believes the key to energy self- sufficiency is reward not punishment where the liberals would punish canadians with high prices we believe canada can become self- sufficient in energy by 1990 if the prospect is made worthwhile a fivepoint plan for selfsufficiency joe clark has set forth a fivepoint plan which would make canada self- sufficient by the year 1990 it would save us that 8 billion a year the liberals want to spend overseas that year here are the points of the plan 1 conservation a progressive conservative govern ment would reduce the growth of energy consumption to an average 2 per year by giving attractive concessions for efficiency measures this reduction in energy growth would mean a savings of 45000 for every man woman and child in canada by 1990 the conservation measures would include changes to the homelnsulation plan to make it work incentives for industry to use energyefficient equipment an energy policy canada tax incentives to make energy- efficient vehicles more attractive 2 oil supply development a pc government will work with the provinces involved to increase oil sands and heavy oil production so that by the early 1990s synthetic oil will be supplying canadians with over half of our requirements that will make it possible to meet all of our needs from canadian sources 3 taking advantage of what weve got canada also has ample supplies of natural gas well set the price of gas at a level which will make it attractive for canadians to substitute gas for oil where they can do so 4 joining west to east the logical next step is to ensure that canadian energy supplies can get to eastern canada a pc government will make sure that the eastern provinces are connected to canadian gas oil and electricity systems 5 energy supplies from nature a pc government will make it attrac tive for canadians to develop and use energy from the sun the wind the tides and other renewable natural sources well provide the tax incen tives necessary to get this effort underway dont be frozen out elect the right government liberal energy policy is thoughtless expensive and unfair it is another example ofthe way the government of canada has been mismanaged the needs of canadians disregarded put an end to the situation put an end to the trudeau government on may 22nd vote for the progressive conservative candidate in your ridjng in york peel your progressive conservative candidate is sinclair stevens pc lets get canada working again mjr jiufomsmlumowv stouffville in their final game of the season to decide the league champions stouffvilles mens basketball team the souses were haunted by the baseball bullets bug- aboo which stayed with them until the last fourteen seconds of the last quarter when pistol jim fletcher tossed a beautiful long basket to tie the game and go into three minutes of over time going into the final quarter the souses were trailing by ten points unfortunately jim fletcher had broken his throwing hand on a hard block by one of the bullets players despite the handicap the souses came through with a balance of fast breakaways and a solid blocking defence which paidoff at the final whistle it was as close a game as has been played all season with the bullets making the- visitors fight for every point the final score of 5451 could have easily been reversed prior to the start the team decided to dedicate the game to the son of their leading scorer pistol jim fletcher jims son was born on the night of the first semi final and was been named jay campbell fletcher randy barber is leaving the team now that the season is over randy a long time stouffville resident has moved to fenlon falls where he hopes he will be able to form a similar team to that of the souses scoring in last nights game was as follows pistol jim fletcher 18 randy barber 11 jim hill and don beauchamp 10 each dave cbnnel 5 captain irene reid left of the stouffville strikers receiving the series winners trophy jrom mary moffatt president of the ladies bowling league bowling dinner stouffville the thursday af ternoon ladies bowling league met for their annual banquet at the legion hall on saturday evening for the presentation of awards and trophies the awards were made by league president mary moffatt and june hopper was mc this years series tennis lessons registration for tennis lessons in goodwood will be held on thurs day may 10th 7 pm to 9 pm and saturday may 12th from 10 am to 1 2 noon at the tennis courts prices for lessons adults children family 1500 800 2500 semiprivate lessons available the goodwood sponsored by association park winners were the stouffville strikers the team members are lois bartley bernice nelson june hopper irene reid capt irene eidt and carol smith playoff champions this year were the no namers consisting of jean foley mary st john sadie greenshields terry mcvicar joan parcells and diane hamilton individual award winners for the past season were as follows high average lois bartley 225 high single game jean foley 343 high single game hdc- p mary moffatt 339 high triple flat betty hoey 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