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stouffville take the tbibune thursday august 21 lt boy that was close anita terhune of the dubonnet team was just fast enough to avoid being tagged by stouffvilies pitcher sandy tate in the ladies mist slowpitch tournament held in markham over the weekend don atanasoff trojans bury welsh stouffville in their home game on saturday against the toronto welsh rugby club stouffvilies trojans created an upset in burying the flying welsh fifteen in the second half having impressed with a 110 lead at halftime despite their highly vaunted ability and youth the- welsh were uninspiring theirefforts to get a six man wing line going were met by a solid phalanx of trojans who continually frustrated the opposition by punting ahead with the ball and countering with some very hard tackling trojan second row forward david rae played the finest game of his career totalling eleven of the trojans 29 points rae not only scored a try unusual for a big forward but con verted trys by monopoli and salb along with his own he also kicked the only field goal of the day the wing line of monopoli miller arrigo and bell worked hard for success and the ball was never bogged down at any time miller played well as standoff and ensured quick delivery of the ball arrigo was his usually speedy self and stole a try from under the noses of the welsh players right on their goal line ralph salb played a hard but noisy game ralph and brother mike both scored trys newcomer scott lippett came in as wing- forward and played well opposite other high school player dave richardson who has just returned after a months holiday lippett will undoubtedly be invited back lehman schopf holt gibson and bruce johnson all turned in their usual hard working performance with sur prise of the day coming from ross dube who played well as full back dube caught some pretty high balls and- although under pressure on many occasions never faltered the final score of 296 puts the trojans in a play off position in the toronto third division with a 430 record to date and a game in hand next game is against york university on their home ground on saturday at 1200 pm markham carolyn fordyee outdueled marilyn brailsf ord ss the pitching rubber as the unionville cougars edged markhams bank of nova scotia 32 to win the ladies second annual markham invitational softball tournament last saturday hopes dashed stouffville the stouffv2e steeiers ladies softball team started off well in their tournament at newmarket over the weekend in their first game against royal trust the girls walked away with an easy 221 win with strong hitting by marilyn mit chell julie ogden and a home run by cheryl hardy sharon bourd pitched the game game two against copy masters ended the steeiers hopes of a tournament win when they went down to a narrow 87 loss may jack tripled with doubles coming from julie ogden and sharon clark terri surman and sandy hardy shared the mound the slow pitch event featured five teams from markham two from unioovibe and one from stouffvide june hamilton was the top hitter for the cougars banging out two hits in three trips to the plate isobel mcuqubaai paced the losers going threefarthree in reaching the finals unionville drubbed mccowan mobile 191 and took care of fernandoes sponsored by dubonnet stouffville took the consolation crown by doubling the count of budget towing spon sored by kobo 1m in the final stouffville was paced by dawn schell and marcia clapp both of whom had four hits apiece sue macewen and kathy orieib both had three safeties apiece annette atkinson and wendy nedgial both had three hits each for budget the most valuable players awards went to shirley murphy of the unionville cougars louisemcveyoftbernk of nova scotia and marcia clapp of stouff ville all received softbau gloves donated by kobo wllycrouter the champion of breakfasts close game stouffville stouffville merchants ladies softbau team downed uxbridge 108 in their away game on monday evening first pitch of the game thrown by tannis manahan was set for a triple with uxbridge scoring on hits by the davis girls it was lizette lacoursiere and tannis manahan who scored the goahead runs for stouffville in the second innings on hits by barb gowdy mary zettel and cathy kceley high spot of the game was in the third when with two away and bases loaded catcher barb gowdie uncorked a grand slam for a decisive four runs uxbridge made a valiant effort in the sixth with three more runs bringing the tally to 104 however a change of pitchers foiled the at tempt mary albright was credited with the save- next home game for the merchants is not finalized however a third game is possible on sunday afternoon at the main diamond two big wins stouffv the midget gi team won two games last wi in their i against thoi home team to run lead in the more in the to ftre softball it of three t it game lill the 1 quick 3 t with 3 i before cooper hit homers for 2 runs each don victoria provided tougher op position and sent the lions down 83 despite a sixth innings comeback to make it 63 enjoy the most nutritious breakfast serial in town charles doering peter dickens and david craig with news and views bill stephenson with sports and david tafler with his financial report henry shannon spots traffic from i his twin comanche marlane oliver checks public transportation and j y ross farrant gives you highway signals peter head jk reports on leisuretime activities in the holiday areas jm 2s jy keeping the ingredients beautifully balanced is waliys wit y v dash and essential oneliners snap crackle and pop j- lk a wake np to tu torontos best mornings with the wally croater show 5301000 am mondayfriday l cfrbsioio the ikoiik people listen to thornhill gj m the board j with a 101 1 going into the fini inings thornhill ran i f time and could mui nly 2 runs to stouffi 4 wendy tj and jannette coop red 3 each for stoui iwith donna ryckiri lynn ayotte karenl land teresa ewing adding 2 apiece the lions had little trouble disposing of amesbury and came up with another big win a is time 132 jackie armet and jannette fun league stouffville in the ladies fun league games on tuesday evening canadian tire managed a s run tally in the last innings to edge ken may realty 2113 a three run homer by lee sands carol small was the highlight of their game against mont gomery construction which they woo 239 town of whitchurchstouffville 1980 final taxes 1st instalment due august 22nd 1980 2nd instalment due october 24th 1980 final tax bills have now been mailed ratepayers who do not receive their bills should make immediate application to the municipal tax department the penalty charged for non payment of 1 980 taxes is one and one quarter 1 v percent imposed on the first day of default and on the first day of each month thereafter failure to receive a tax bill does not eliminate the responsibility for payment of taxes nor the penalty charges for late payment office hours monday to friday 830 am to 430 pm 6401900 8952423 19 civic avenue stoufffville ontario box 41 9 e e blackburn treasurer- tax collector town of markham hydro electric commission markham hydro announces the introduction of a home insulation program to be offered to markham hydro customers in the near future cooler in the summer 1 a well insulated home is comfortable all year round insulation will help to control your heating and cooling costs substantially 3 the loosefillfibre used in insulation is approved by all government agencies