Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), October 2, 1980, p. 17

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g tuesday ladies stouffville scores in toe tuesday afternoon ladies bowling league are as follows sept is l barker 70s 229 230 246 b melhuisb 647 286 210 c t chadwick 622 216 241j harrison 212 d ziegler 211 a wkkstead 201 b emmorey 200 sept 21 l barker 750 216 320 214 c chadwick 621 211 256 m ostrander 259 d owyer 256 d ziegler 220 anyone interested in joining the tuesday af ternoon ladies league should call 6401471 or 640- 2779 thursday ladies sept 18 bev marshman 659 241 295 brepda sanderson 625 217 246 andrea corner i 629 201 245 over 200 jean foley 222 june hopper 208 betty hoey 202 208 gaye lehman 210 linda blacktop 240 leslie kelly 203 jean dart 227 opal lehman 206 high single ev mckay 249 sept 2s- high triple lois bartley 710 234 209 267 high single jean foley 281 over 600 betty hoey 663 221 2s6 linda blacktop 614 232- jean foley 677 281 220 jean dart 600 212 carol smytbe 605 237 over 200 bernice nelson 210 bev marshman 244 mary st john 222 opal lman 234 terry mc vicar 204 legion ladies stouffville scores in the legion ladies bowling league are as follows gaye lehman 690 236 206 248 anna frett 643 279 207 over 200 charlotte longrinoff 277 sue kennedy 245 barb zeuers 242 205 ella nichols 234 ruth sheppard 226 207 barb lintner 223 lois bartley 209 bev marshman 207 gladys clarkson 200 200 youth bowling stouffville scores in the junior bowling league are as follows over 200 greg vliek 138 scott coup- perthwaite 144 170 david wilcox 168 steven nesbitt iso 158158 brian preston 189- 170 mark utman 132 161195 john walters 145 vonny hunter125 137 143 mark conway 153 130 136 sheldon rennicks 135 cathie mcllmoyle 134 lewis cottage 178 155 richard piette 127 144 127 tina hie 142 125 163 brent lowery 150 140 results in the ban tam bowling league are as follows over 100 doug cottage 121 damn mccool 101 sandy mcllmoyle 108 dean cottage 104 stacey evans 113 mark palmer 148 127- mark bowman 100 102 robyn grove 109 mark butson 144 172 andy carpenter 100 sandy vallee 113 chris watters 131 jim wilcox 126 120 r v the tiubunei1jhubayj sports enence 80 two of goodwoods most valuable players this season are 14 year old candy brown pitcher for the girls bantam team and 13 year old mike knapp all star catcher for this years victorious all ontario peewee champions jim holt clippers open season editors mail dear editor recently stouff- villes ladies in termediate softball team completed the most successful season in their history the team better known as the stouffville merchants became the south lake simcoe intermediate ladies softball champions as a first year member of the team i would like to take this opportunity to comment on im- leams mentioned above found it necessary to arrive at the park well in advance of the game in order to setup and repair the diamond coaches donated their time and expertise to coach and should not have to act as grounds keepers one incident that immediately comes to mind occurred during a bantam playoff game against cobourg it was necessary for two stouffville the anderson haulage clippers opened the 1980- 81 season with a warmup exhibition game against uxbridge on saturday evening competition for a place on the team was hot which resulted in a record even for the clippers 53 minutes in penalties everyone played hard and with some promising new blood coming in com bined with some seasoned veterans like rugelis raymer dix price and burrows the team could prove highly competitive this season the play itself was fast and furious with uxbridge picking up no less than five power play goals and winning the game 86 first period goals came from steve price and ken dix with newcomer luc gauthier and dave raymer givine the assists uxbridge matched the clipper tally with two of their own both teams traded a pair of goals in the second with the clippers tally coming from price and rugelis the assists went to kelly burrows ken dix and another new face gary curts uxbridge went ahead with four power play goals in the final period despite a shorthanded goal by joe twinney from kelly burrows and a power play goal by ken dix from rugelis and price whitchurch stouffvilles experience tennis program concluded aug 27 with a tournament and awards presentation ceremony instructor darlene rice and ward 2 councillor becky wedley took part thirtyone students were successful in the beginners division twentysix received badges in novice i five in novice ii and one in in termediate i the final match in the mens novice class proved extremely ex citing it was staged between wayne cheng and jeff stover both of stouffville wayne cheng the lone player to reach intermediate i status over the twomonth in struction period emerged as champion c he ladies schomberg tonight and division mami baker of will play a return game at stouffville arena on saturday evening oct 4 at 730 pm regular season play begins on wednesday october 8 at 800 pm at bewdley ballantrae a participant whod never been on a tennis court before showed natural ability and acquired her novice ii badge she defeated anita cheng for the tournament title third place in mens novice went to dieter swartz and fourth to chris marin in the ladies class julia glick was third and charmaine fourth the beginners competition had the largest enrollment through the process of elimination the cham pion for the day was robbie morin boys and elaine smurthwaite girls runnersup for the boys were mark conway stephen gomick and jeff byer and for the girls sherri agnew julia glick and charmaine lintner darlene rice and her assistant joanne woodcock both expressed satisfaction with the result of experience 80 courts in both ballantrae and stouffville were used badges were presented to the following beginners shelly gadsden steven gornik sandy vallee laura campbell sara cowan nancy sifton jeff byer tracia brillinger steven barclay stephanie barclay kelly simond robbie mchn rick bloye gregrdss charmaine lintner julia glick lisa zeck elalne lintner smirthwaite jennifer tosney elizabeth tosneyj chris morin sherri agnew kim murby elena coultice lydia coultice lori coleby debbie kerr palmer panneton cathy irwin kevin elford shelly coughan novice l deter- schwartz gunter schwartz anita cheng wayne cheng- paige cowan melonie hoff elaine marshall ian marshall gary gornik jeff stover andrew glazen greg tarr bonnie tarr beth hary jeff zeck robert hart tim baker jacques panneton grace diliddo jamie wheeler sue lawrenson cindy wood chris morin mark conway sherri agnew elizabeth tosney novice ii anita cheng penny moore mamie baker jim murby bonnie smith intermediate wayne cheng provements necessary topi fathers to con- make the 1981 season tfnue draining the infield even more successful the major im provement required in my opinion is financial support it is my un derstanding that in 1979 stouffvilles chamber of commerce was- ap proached and indicated it would bewiiling jo their assistance allowed the coaches to return to the game which was already in progress i believe that coaches time could be better used motivating and developing players skills than lining diamonds 1 haye appreciated sponsor the intermediate t opportunity to be team thus we are ass0 with teams of called the stouffville merchants a more appropriate team name would be dunkelds devils of something to that effect as it was head coach cliff dunkeld who paid for the uniforms and equipment since that initial outlay of funds up- dating and additions nave been handled by players and coaches a n o t h e r which the town- of whitchurch stouffvillr must be proud on behalf of the intermediate ladies softball team i would like to thank the stouffville tribune for its continuing coverage lillian cordell for making the concession booth available during games our coaching staff cliff dunkeld dave stapleton m j and linda stapleton for replace worn tandiides we carry full line of tough durable ih parts provement deals with u undying dedication facilities as coach of the and above al 0u loyal stouffville girls bantam spec team i realize thatthis area probably effects most of stouffvilles yours truly teams coaches of both mary zettel ih chas richards sons ltd hwy 47 stouffville box 455 tel 4166403830 latest li w 800 am to midnight cft0 1st 96000 wkbw 2nd chch 3rd cblt 4th wivb 5th wgr 6th global 7th city 8th 9th do you suffer from a pain in the pocketbook j everytime you stop to fill your car then leave your car at home arid go transit youll save on gas parking and rushhour hassles and youll i get there fast heres how togo arid enjoy it go bus to toronto six weekday buses from uxbridge stouffville and markham four to scarborough town centre and the warden subway two express to downtown less frequent on weekends information 18002681983 toll free hon william davis premier hon james snow minister sr 600 pm to midnight cftg 1st 199000 cblt 2nd wkbw 3rd chch 4th global 5th wgr 6th wivb 7th city 8th wutv 9th midsaveas you go 700 pm to 1100pm cftoist 200000 wkbw 2nd cblt 3rd 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