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swv mthe tribune thursday december t vt ybg news from the alleys sale fresh cut trees choose from 10 styles of 5- wreaths 18 to 22 in diameter all in the finest bushy quality with weather resistant decorations in credibly lifelike reg 799 5 99 only pine balsam spruc 68 beauties ecorator tropicals for home or office tropical christmas tree norfolk oil 9 9 and pine ch beautiful mint green tree lor year round beauty in your home 4 tall 8 88 each cedar rope freshly woven scented cedar garlands 15 forest fresh boughs areca palm lacy foliage on arching branches a palm to add a touch of the tropic in your home 4 5 tall weeping fig gracful habit glossy green leaves a favourite of interior decorators 5 tall 24 99 live hollyplant miniature holly tree decorated with artificial red berries will con tinue to grow in your home 299 only large plant in 8 pots 999 vjjp commercial ilze bundle 499 4 light fixtures for home gardens sale 22 39 29 sale decorative planters 3 bw 48 long fixture on coasters ms 2m table fixture with ad ustabta twiglm 48 long bubs extra ms 47 99 hawks futures 48 long 2 bulds bulbs not included kg 34 99 sale sale multiblooming poinsettias this fabulous variety produces flowers in abundance and they will last for months and larger plants 8 pots 99 merrygro cacti garden beautiful window sill greenhouse and planting tray with cactus seed cactus soil and easy to follow instruc tions a lasting and practical gift complete with soil seed ceramic took me beauty of ceramics with the dursbtty and economy ot plastic brown or bona white 12 diameter reg 599 modm plwbc plantar diameter reg 499 giant amaryllis ideal gift easy to grow bulb produces rapidly bloom 6 8 in diameter top size bulbs 99 5 99 each business hours monday to saturday 9 am to 9 pm sundays 9 am to 6 pm q06 knnj rom cwnoffgr etowcofca im2tnoumnmy wmofkfmgnvie hamilton koobanonscrmi cantmaffvitfiy bantams stouffville scores in the bantam division of the youth bowling dub for the week ending december 1 are as follows kathy bibby kh 147 michael aaccool 10 jamie campbell 106 iii laura campbell 174 173 julie ann gylon us to david irwin 109 carol ann betz iii darren aaccool 127 101 jamie cedoes lis 12a scon evans 131 152 douglas cottage 109 133 michelle bower 101 brandl ceddes 102 sheri weir 101 mark conway 107 chris walters 118 andy carpenter 119 dean petri 165 karen comer 225 112 greg frederick 102 125 mark palmer 128 christine vllek 103 steven nesbltt 131 brian preston 149 194 vonny hunter 171 sherry walters 101 mark butson 147 aaron zampalonl 172 greg vllek 142 109 karen hary 124 scott coupperthwaite 131 186 andrew robertson 105 pat roney 183 mathew butson 104 jason bloye 148 john walters 153 102 sherrl agnew 122 craig wall work 108 wayne hunter 122 108 kerry ouayle 139 11a phillip gucfc 1h mark bowman 146 127 keith plane 109 scottle evans 138 lit bowler of the month for november was creg vllek monday night mens stouffville scores in the monday night mens bowling league are as follows george brodle att ain johnston tit glen jackson 854 bill dart 790 gord hardle 733 jim wagg 713 bui white 702 bob bundy 694 john tait 688 barry irving 687 denny lute 666 ray meredith 661 legion ladies stouffville in the legion ladles bowling league held at 900 pm on tuesday nov 27 lois bartley led the held with a high triple of 750 and singles games of 215 261 and 274 other scores were as follows anna fretz 690 210 228 252 ella nichols 686 238 206 242 marion grove 684- 304 211 muriel ghfien 627 331 mitel alda 614 241 glenys yorke 613 207 263 over 200 were- karen foote 286 opal leh man 228 223 gladys clarkson 227 201 mae budd 225 kim reesor 222 barb zellen 214 ruth shcppard 213 lynda bonchef 211 anne jackson 206 wednesday night mixed stouffville in the wednesday night 7 pm mixed bowling league bui dart took the high triple with a score of 787 and singles games of 288 263 236 other scores were steve ireland 714 261 256 byron tuck 689 256 244 lois bartley 671 289 215 stan crust 661 244 220 mary drewery 636 255 205 jean dart 605 211 200 barb menar took the high single with 297 over 200 were terry james 256 bui menar 225 marlon crowder 225 a mcvlcar 223 terri tuck 221 215 grant drewery 221 brad cole 213 floyd forsyth 211 wally crowder 210 orval beelby 210 terry mcvlcar 207 ron mccallum 205 linda mccallum 203 thursday afternoon ladies stouffville in the thursday afternoon ladles bowling league held on november 29 jean foley rolled a high triple of 790 with singles games of 282 262 and 246 other scores over 600 were lois bartley 699 257 226 216 andrea comer 677 246 236 ev mckay 652 244 224 nancy lehman 631 222 222 opal lehman 622 228 210 mildred ash 611234 204 mary st johns 61 1 228 ga ye lehman 609 212 209 betty hoey 604 221 206 terry mcvlcar 603 245 over 200 were mary sayers 246 marg broom 242 june hopper 242 joan parent 213 elsie ama 220 sadie greenshlelds 232 joan parcetls 221 bev marshman 241 pat beeuchamp 233 mae spence 236 linda blacktop 206 205 brende sanderson 206 jean barkey 202 ski lessons bantam bs win 3 stouffville stouffvilles omha bantam bs have won three of their last four game to collect six out of eight possible points in league play in both their games against sunderland the local boys proved themselves too strong and won decisive 70 and 80 victories charlie miniker the bantams netminder earned a well deserved shutout in the first game of the series the scoring came from chris braun peter sinclair and tim mcneil with two apiece whilst rick ewmg added the single game two was a similar story with ban tam captain peter sin clair causing chaos in the sunderland ranks with four quickfire goals in succession which left them floundering it was left tim mcneil craig corner peter bandula and mike williams to fire the singles that even tually sunk the op position without trace in their first game against beaverton the local boys went into a quick three goal lead despite a rally by stouffville bringing the score to 31 beaverton pressed oh and held a 51 lead by the end of the second period stouffville sprang a surprise in the final period with three quick goals of their own pressing for the tie they found themselves with a couple of penalties that put them right out of the picture the final score was 74 with stouffville goals coming from chris brown peter sinclair peter bandula and murray pattenden in their return match against beaverton at stouffville last tuesday the ban tams played their best game of the season the defence was superb the forward line skated well and charlie munakers performance in goal combined to down the visitors 32 team captain peter sinclair again headed the scoring with two excellent goals backed by stalwart chris braun with a single assists in the two game series came from mike grove rick ewing tim mcneil peter sin clair 2 and murray pattenden all members of the team are working tirelessly and they have developed a terrific team spirit which relects in their play stouffville cross country ski in struction is offered throughout the winter season at the albion hills and braces mill con servation areas a variety of instruction packages are available ranging from basic lessons to extended ski courses the ski instruction program has been developed to provide learning opportunities for all levels and types of skiers all ski lessons scheduled are group lessons and are conducted by nationally certified instructors private lessons are available by special request only basic ski lessons basic ski lessons are offered throughout the day on weekends and holidays during the ski season lessons are 90 minutes in length and provide participant with the basics of correct cross country ski techniques no preregistration is necessary just sign up at the rental shop adults 90 minute lesson 3 50 children under 15 90 minute lesson 225 weekend courses for those who wish to develop their skiing skills beyond the basics or improve their ski techniques weekend ski courses are the answer the courses include a total of eight hours in struction and cover such maneuvers as diagonal stride double poling snowplough turns step turns and uphill diagonal stride in addition the course includes sessions on ski waxing selection of equipment and clothing and equipment main tenance the cost is 2400 which includes the rental of ski equipment if required participants in weekend courses should preregister by calling metro region con servation authority at 6616600 ext 252 course dates albion hills jan 19- 20 1980 10 am 3 pm feb 2324 198010 am 3 pm braces mill dec 29- 30 1979 10 am 3 pm feb 910 1980 10 am 3 pm christmas week ski instruction package albion hills december 27th 30th 1979 an introduction to cross country skiing for the whole family cost 2400 per person in cludes 16 hours of in struction and ski rentals if required advanced instruction and courses to prepare candidates for cansi certification- are available on request for further in formation or course reservations contact metro region con servation authority at 6616600 ext 252 fail to shine asdump ajax stouffville in sunday nights ladies hockey league allstar tournament at the arena the junior girls took on the visiting brampton team and went down to a heavy 110 loss the aggressive play of the visitors saw the stouffville girls take one or two injuries but the truth was they were too young and inex perienced to cope with such a team the a and m record team did better in their game against senca college notwithstanding a 31 defeat one of the setbacks was the in clusion of the noncontact rule making it tough for the stouffville girls seneca always play under this rule sencas bev gordon picked up their first goal on an assist from cathy kealey cathy used to play for stouffville but changed sides when she went to college with two minutes left seneca collected their second goal by cathy stockman from dianne jackson there were no penalties in the first period although both teams collected a couple in the second honors went to kelly rexgraham and mary allbnght for stouffville and amy ramsay and bev gordon for seneca determined though they were to give seneca a run for their money the stouffville girls could manage only one goal in the third period scored by kathy mcbeth ifrom cheryl singleton ellen crystal on bev gordons assist gave seneca their final goal at 906 in the third period considering this was the leagues first allstar game this year they did well against a team that has been playing together all season diane houston and betty ann meredith shared goal tending duties for stouffville and it was nice to welcome back another ex- stouffville netminder lizette lacoursier now in net for seneca stouffville in their monday night game against ajax the edward murphy bantam as took a decisive 70 win to bring their record to seven wins five ties and one loss a reasonably good record for a team half way through its seasons schedule brian todd gave the murphy boys their first period goal on a pass by mark murphy the second period was just as notable for its lack of goals with only one more from don wagg on luigi tesoros assist the third period was a different story the as went on a scoring spree which netted them five goals brian todd netted two more to give him a hattrick glen dobson picked up two in suc cession whilst mike anderson added a single barry smith don wagg and mike anderson gave the assists it was a very impressive blitz al fockler played well to give his team a shutout and was ably supported by a tight defence the bantam as next game is at 8 pm on monday evening at stouffville arena this is their normal home game schedule their op ponents will be port perry lindas hair design ice skating announces a prechristmas inflation fighter book an appointment now your own service pay regular price and bring a family member or friend for half the regular price on any of our professional services special effective dec 7 til dec 22 book your appointment now lifldasn 6402653 spring lakes golf club is going ml v i c in a special way with a novel- 3plan membership program 1 1 00 basic plus 5 per round 2 200 weekday plus 5 per round on weekends 3 500 full membership there are no other compulsory fees assessments or minimum house charges club storage and cleaning carts lockers areoptional extras outstanding championship 18hes course with an additional 18 holes to open in 1981 along with new clubhouse i for information cal 6402266 northwest corner of no 48 hwy stouffvfle rd unionville the unionville skating club will be cohosting the eastern canadian divisional champ ionships with the central ontario section the competition will be held december 12 to 16 at the markham centennial arena on mccowan road north of highway no 7 there will be approximately 160 competitors representing the province of quebec central and eastern ontario the finalists of this divisional competition will then go on to compete at the all canadians being held in kitchener waterloo in january 1980 wednesday to satur day all event tickets are adults 1000 children under 12 yrs and snr citizens 5 00 single day tickets available at the door are as follows adults children snr citizens wed dec 12 200 100 thu dec 13 300 150 fri dec 14 350 175 sat dec 15 400 200 on sunday december 16 a parade of champions will be held along with some skating exhibitions by top canadian skaters tickets are adults 400 children 12 years and under and snr citizens 200 there will be no less than 26 different events held during this competition 0 look th rantutlo fim market now open 10a m5pmyaar round saturdays sundays t 11300 y0n8e8treet formerly brmor fumitura richmond hill you wont njeveitl ovsrioovandor oood front twwortdovar if you an1 find rat our am market you probably donl mad hi calwmml fridays ort orwontoqt ctm 274mfor gsfetii i fe