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faiu- h the tbibunk thursday october 12 172 sports wrfhum brunkes blades to teach basic hockey skills stouffville john brunke520 elm road is unknown to many in stouffville but he steps into the sport scene here with a determination to teach young boys the basic fundamentals of hockey brunkes blades hockey school for interested 6 to 12 year olds opens october 21 at 6 am designed as a nonprofit program it will be just that mr brunke will absorb all deficits personally when asked why the interest mr brunke responded that after being involved in the local minor hockey program for three years the lack of attention given the fundamentals was evident because of a time problem it is physically im possible for house league coaches to provide instruction of this kind the concept of the school he hopes will accomplish this at present 20 boys are enrolled the cost to each will be 10 for seven weeks and any boy who cannot pay the fee will have his way confidentially subsidized by mr brunke himself if interested call 640- 4295 one of the real great things about minor sports in stouffville has always been the dedication and interest of the morleys the grimshaws the watsons and crowders in the fun and futures of all young participants now we can add the name john brunke to this list dunbarton team fastball champs pickering terry tilson was ac corded a double honor tuesday he served up a 6 hitter for west shore dunbarton to give his team the title in the south ontario fastball league he also received the trophy on behalf of his club cliff dunkeld of stouffville a member of the league executive made the presen tation west shore dunbarton defeated bay ridges 3 games to 1 with two of the con tests going extra innings bay ridges took the series opener 1 0 in 14 innings the champions then came back to take three in a row 3 2 6 5 and 21 tuesdays game went 10 innings alex buksa fired a 7 hitter for bay ridges and chalked up 15 strikeouts he aided his own cause by belting a home run tilson whiffed 19 batters new goodwood community hall to be officially opened friday featuring members of goodwoods new community hall donated to uxbridge township by arthur latcham a native of glasgow will be officially opened friday evening at nine oclock preceeding this part of the program will be a donkey baseball game in the adjacent park council against the press jim thomas bramalea battles back to beat raiders 75 mark barry canadian orienteering champion by david n connell phys ed instructor stouffville on the weekend several students from stouffville dist secondary school travelled to camp tamaracouta near st jerome quebec to participate in the canadian orienteering championships the majority of com petitors were from ontario and quebec but nova scotia was represented by one family of orienteers sweden by one ex cellent runner and the united states by several runners in cluding teams from the army and the marines on saturday the relay competitions were held relay teams include three runners each of whom runs on the same course the first runner must suc cessfully complete the course he then gives his map to the second runner who completes the course and then gives the map to the third runner if all three runners com plete the course successfully their respective times are totalled and the team with the least total time is the winner in these relays our junior mens team of jim alty fred brazier and jim stevens placed 6th in sundays in dividual competitions our runners fared well on the yellow course our only young lady jane curtis finished 9th and jim stevens finished 5th on the harder red course jim alty placed 12th while fred brazier was 15th team captain bill giles used his skill and perception to finish 3rd on his course while larry schell running with a great deal of confidence also finished 3rd in his group both bill and larry won bronze medallions our best showing was by michael barry he ran the best course of his life and finished 1st this enabled mike to win a gold medallion and title of canadian champion in his class finally sincere thanks is extended to jim brazier who volunteered to drive some of the students to quebec and to ross giles who donated the use of a station wagon so that the trip could be made in relative comfort uxbridge brother act in jr game sunday stouffville figure skating club i power skating j taught by victor irving j monday evenings at stouffville arena ji starting oct 16 ji ten lessons contact mrs wilson 6401374 stouffville two seasons ago when uxbridge captured the omha bantam c championship the newton brothers tom and bruce accounted for all uxbridge goals in fact the only competition in the sweep was the goals race between the two now theyre leading the oshawa legionaires in search of the metro junior b title another oshawa player familiar to local fans is 15 year old tom olson from last years port perry bantams tom played for both of port perrys omha finalists bantam and midget sunday nights encounter will bring together many fans who have supported minor hockey in the local all star league the game gets under way at 730 pm stouffville a battling bramalea club fought back sunday to win over the wexford- stouffville bs trailing 43 after two periods the blues rallied in the third to score four goals and gain the 75 victory wexford without wayne ormson started out the game agressively but were foiled time and time agin by blues riddler in goal at the 5 minute mark a wexford tally was waived off by the referee and bramalea came back to score thursday ladies league stouffville june jackson rolled a 275 sept 28 in the thursday afternoon ladies bowling league others over 200 were edna lee 203 229 norma herbert 216 202 mildred ash 216 202 june jackson 275 nancy arm strong 239 lois bartley 234 opal lehman 228 bernice nelson 215 mae spence 211 june ward 210 jean dart 206 norma gilbert 201 marg drewery 201 ev mckay 208 the resulting argument saw wex fords bob france tossed out of the game bramalea used the wexford letdown to score two more in quick succession wexford scored twice in the second to close the frame in the lead play opened up in the third with bramalea on the at tack wexford goalie bruce knaggs was called on to stop 20 shots when time after time bramalea drilled the puck into the wexford end and beat the defenders to it the absence of ormson france and gibson had wexford coach sherry bassin scrambling to com plete line changes bob mcintosh banged home bramaleas winning marker at 1058 of the third while brent wright was off for tripping mcintosh was the outstanding player on the ice winning every face off and leading the blues on attack two goalscorers for the visitors were box and beasley mc millan hartwell and mcintosh completed the production wexford scorers were bruce west dave skene dave watts greg tyndall and matt leslie the leslie line accounted for 3 three hundred fans were on hand for this action and a much larger crowd is an ticipated for sundays clash between oshawa legionaires and wexfordstouffville as junior b hockey gains in local popularity acton looks sharp single- 326 stouffville gladys clarkson sparkled sept 12 with a 326 single in the legion ladies bowling league the high triple was scored by vi rennie with a 606 over 200 were anna fretz 207 204 rhonda turner 221 205 tiny stewart 206 joan vankoughnet 205 betty turner 220 marg gutkind 204 vi rennie 218 207 on sept 19 it was lois bartley in a dual role scoring the high single 261 and the high triple 724 over 200 were lois bartley 261 232 231 anna fretz 203 ev mckay 228 opal leh man 205 sadie greenshield 218 barb thomas 220 it was opal leh mans turn to show her true alley form sept 26 with the high single 257 and high triple 606 over 200 were lois bartley 205 opal lehman 257 210 betty turner 214 210 tiny stewart 206 hazel wilson 232 stouffville keith acton scored four goals to pace stouffvilles omha bantam team to a 5 2 victory over east gwillimbury friday doug todd scored the other malcolm johnston danny wagg mark barry and brian murphy have joined the club up from last years peewee ranks doug feasby counted four assists while centering acton and billy meeks this line was exceptionally strong the regular season opens in two weeks lynda sadie 220 bonchiff 224 greenshield game times will be 8 pm every thursday classes in yoga and dance- all ages mornings afternoons evenings information call xavier 9422558 f ww www w the town of whitchurchstouffville notice of public meeting a public meeting will be held by the planning committee of the town of whitchurchstouffville as noted above to consider pro posed amendments no 3 and no 4 to the official plan of the township of whitchurch whereby it is the intent of council to 1 consider proposed amendment no 3 to the official plan of the township of whitchurch which designates from rural to industrial land on the southeast corner of the don mills road and reegional road 15 intersection the subject site extends along the southern boundary of regional road 15 from the abovementioned intersection easterly to lands present ly designated industrial a depth of approximately 644 feet and is located on part lot 20 concession 4 in the town of whitchurchstouffville 2 consider proposed amendment no 4 to the official plan of the township of whitchurch which designates a from hamlet to industrial land formerly known as the vandorf public school site the subject site approximately 35 acres in area is located on part lot 16 concession 4 west of the railway in the town of whitchurchstouffville b from rural to industrial land immediately north of the abovementioned school site and abutting the railway tracks on the west the subject site approximately 125 acres in area is located on part lot 17 concession 4 in the town of whitchurchstouffville you are invited to attend the meeting and to state your support of or objection to the proposed amendments should you be unable to attend written submissions vil be received up to the time of the meeting the amending documents may be examined at the clerks office municipal building stouffville during regular busi ness hours dated october 10 1972 t j lonergan chairman planning committee r e comer clerk engine tuneup consisting of 1 scope test engine 2 test cylinder and balance 3 clean or replace spark plugs as needed 4 replace ignition points and condenser if needed 5 service manifold heat control valve 6 replace fuel filter element if needed 7 test fuel pump 8 service air pollution control mechanism 9 clean and test spark plug wires ignition coil distributor cap and rotor replace if needed 10 service air filter replace elements if needed 11 use cylinder and crank case chemical tuneup additives 12 set dwell and timing 13 test carburetor and choke operation 14 scope test 15 road test most 6 cyl 9 95 plus parts most 8 cyl 11 95 plus parts service and test and clean battery recharge if necessary flush cooling system check hoses and clamps and thermostat and re place as needed add cooling system sealer fill with antifreeze check exhaust system and repair or replace as needed check all lights align headlights inspect and replace windshield wiper blades as needed install anti freeze in washer system check front end and steering and report faults if any h remove wheels and check brakes change oil and filter and lubricate chassis telephone estimate on repairs after check and also if any additional services are found necessary complete service to all makes models lumsdens fina service telephone 6404449 just east of stouffville on hwy 47