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p9 w the stoufryllif tribune taundty my 13 1961 sports local bowlers tops in district stouffville bowlers cleared- up all divisions of the south district lawn bowling matches played at markharn this week mrs reta laushvay who has been a runrerup in the provin cial playoffs for the last two seasons won the singles the doubles skipped by mrs e1i- nore crossin with mrs dorothy wag as her partner won the i th doubles i n in the trebles matches mrs m e watts skipped a three some including herself agnes wallace and lou beare to vic tory the northern division win ners will now meet the stouff- ville group winners in the south for the district title at newmarket date to be announc ed the winners in these games will go on to the provincial semi finals butfonville stock car driver prominent bantams beat newmarket 121 stouffvilles amazing bantam team stepped into newmarket on tuesday night and handed the wellbalanced home town crew a 53 defeat that will go down in the record books as the seasons biggest upset in the last meeting between the 2 teams stouffville bowed to the county town boys 121 jim daniels was in control all the way and worked the entire seven inning distance he was aided by a strong defence and any long balls belted by the opposition were gobbled up in the outfield paul lintner and dave colburn made fine catches in left and ccntrefield wayne crowder smothered a line drive nt short stop the local squad pulled off a sparkling double play to wipe two runners off the base paths the twinkilling went from ken aida to ron castle to jim hill newmarket pressed three pitch ers into action in an effort to hold stouffville bats in check the contest was a seesaw battle right to the final out at the end of six innings the score was tied at 33 stouffville had held a 20 edge up until the fifth allan meabry completed the battery stouffvilles next home encounter will be against alliston sam snider buttonville stock car driver chalked up his third 25ap feature victory of the season at pinecrest speedway saturday night snider became a double win ner on the program by taking the third heat while qualify- ng winning easily by a quarter- lap over veteran jimmy halla- han clarkson ace in the feature cliff stiles led the pack for 10h laps before snider moved into the lead on the 11th lap jack cook replaced stiles in the runnerup spot and battled snider for the remain ing 14 laps to the wire at the finish mac bound held third position over george symons followed by jerry watson hal- lahan and stiles leading pointman on the night was snider with 15 fol lowed by bound and cook each with 12 and symons 11 bound with an 81 point total is five ahead of symons while snider holds third spot with 73 murray acreman of richmond hill escaped serious injury in the third hcrt when his racer climbed the outer west wall but remained on its wheels acreman was forced out of ac tion jack watson makes comeback to star for markharn aces 26 in checker tournament the markharn and open checker championship was held july 8 in the grounds of f j vachers home at 213 roslin ave toronto an entry of 26 players from various cen tres had a splendid afternoon of speed and skill playing the event started at 2 pm and con tinued until 6 pm the winners trophy present ed by mrs m mcnab was won by f j vacher with a score of 33 points followed by e v thompson 32 j d maefarlane 30 o fuller 29 j parson 23 and j thompson 20 this was the ninth annual contest and was under the di rection of a s wheeler pros ontario checker association nearly 400 players pickering twp league the pickering township soft ball leagues have commenced their activities for the summer close to 400 boys and girls have been entered in classes ranging from peewee to senior the en tire program is promoted by the pickering recreation com mittee there are 26 teams in five di visions the individual sched ules are as follows sport briefs stouffville girls were defeated by barrie hillerests 2316 in a scheduled softball contest at barrie on tuesday night senior girls july 17 frenchmans bay at picker ing beach 17 fairport at greenwood 18 pickering bch at brougham 19 greenwood at french bay 19 brougham at fairport 24 brougham at greenwood 24 frenchmans b at fairport 25 fairport at brougham 25 pickering beach at fr bay 26 greenwood at pickering b junior girds july 13 pickering b at dunbarton district 13 ajax at fairport lg ajax at b 18 fairport at dunbarton 19 dunbarton at ajax 19 brougham at pickering bch 20 pickering beach at fairport 24 ajax at dunbarton 25 fairport at pickering beach 25 dunbarton at brougham 26 pickering beach at ajax 27 brougham at fairport bantam boys july 13 pickering beach at mt zlon 17 mt zion at dunbarton 17 claremont at french bay 18 dunbarton at pickering bch 19 pickering beach at claremt 20 french bay at mt zion 24 mt zion at frenchmans bay 26 dunbarton at claremont 27 claremont at mt zion 27 french bay at pickering b 31 pickering bch at dunbarton pee wee boys july 13 dunbarton at brougham 13 claremont at cherrywood it will take a good man to fill jack watsons spikes when the veteran guardian of mark- hams third base hot spot fin ally decides to call it quits on tuesday night he returned to active competition and turned in a sparkling defensive perfor mance to lead the aces to an 82 victory over pickering it was the same jack watson in a familiar role pouncing on bunted balls grabbing linedrive shots or smothering infield pop- ups he appeared to strengthen one of toe weak links in the markharn roster in the second and third innings he was on the starting end of two sizzling double plays in the ninth he gloved a liner from the bat of pickerings ted oldfield to end the inning and the game the aces hase now stretched their victory string to 10 straight games righthander jim r a y m e r came out of semiretirement to twirl a nifty 5hitter for mark- ham he took over on the mound to fill in for the injured bob ellis the aces southpaw suffered a dislocated finger on his left hand and will be out of action for at least two weeks raymer aided his own cause by whacking out a pair of sin gles and scoring two of his teams eight tallies rod mcarthur displayed am azing power at the plate for markharn batting in a lowly number eight position he slam med a home run and a single in four trips his roundtripper was a long ball clout that sailed into deep centrefield jack wat son was aboard at the time bob atkinson wielded a big bat for the aces with a double and a single bill johnson look ed good both at the plate and in centrefield he tapped out a pair of singles and gloved two wellhit balls jim johnson and morris procenko collected the other singlebase blows earl robinson and bill han son shared the mound chores for pickering robinson socked the only extrabase blow for the visitors a double in the third inning he was left stranded when leadoff batsman jim pyette went down on strikes additional locals the old queens court resi dence may be demolished the owner is anxious to have the structure removed from its present main street site any one wishing to enter into an agreement to obtain the mater ials as payment for the demol ition work should contact stouff 103 the building known as the queens hotel has a his- torv dating back to the mid isobs mrs james osborn of van couver bc has returned home after visiting with her son and daughterinlaw dr and mrs r e osborn at dicksons hill for the past several weeks mr and mrs wilf coatnup of saskatoon are on a three- weeks holiday and are spending part of it with her sister mrs bob snowball they are accom panied by their daughter mrs angus hamre and mr hamre and three children this is the harares first trip east the uxbridge blackhawks hockey club will play claremont on friday night in the clare mont park the contest sched uled for last week was post poned due to wet grounds lefty bob ellis firststring pitcher with markharn aces in the south ont cty circuit suffered a dislocated finger on his left hand in an accident dur ing a recent practice session his services will be lost to the club for at least two weeks the markharn aces may have to go sr b in the forth coming oasa playoffs sat nite july 22 music by eddy and the metrotones one of torontos top groups at sunny valley musselmans lake cherrywood at claremont 18 dunbarton at cherrywood is brougham at pickering bch 19 pickering bch at greenwood 19 claremont at dunbarton 20 greenwood at brougham 24 greenwood at claremont 21 pickering b at cherrywood 25 claremont at pickering bch 2g dunbarton at greenwood 2g cherrywood at brougham 27 brougham at dunbarton 31 brougham at claremont 1 august 1 greenwood at cherrywood 1 dunbarton at pickering bch 2 cherrywood at greenwood 2 pickering bch at dunbarton 3 claremont at brougham midget boys july 13 pickering bch at brougham 17 brougham at fairport is fairport at audley 19 pickering b at pickering 20 audley at brougham 21 fairport at pickering 2g dunbarton at fairport 2g pickering beach at audley 27 brougham at pickering bch 27 pickering at brougham 31 audley at pickering 31 pickering beach at fairport august 1 pickering at audley 3 fairport at pickering beach 50 enrolled in claremont swim classes fifty boys and girls have en rolled this summer in the swim ming classes conducted in an openair pool on the biker pro perty north of claremont the instructress is mrs helen vize- iy the program was started on july 4th and will conclude with test on july 21st the largest group is in the beginners class four les5ons have been com pleted out of a total of ten the instruction is held during the weekday afternoons from 20 tol30 stouffville council briefs thursday july 6th council passed new bylaw setting up scale of fees for plumbing inspection as re quested by the york county health unit received bell telephone co report on moving several poles in main st business section read communication from christ church anglican con cerning a congregational meet ing to be held to discuss offer by town to purchase present church property turned down tenders received for old fire truck and offered the machine to the public utili ties commission for s100 three tenders were received and a fourth was rejected and not opened when it was received an hour late agreed to speed up comple tion of roads as well as final cleanup in watson heights sub division when informed that mortgage money was being withheld on this account passed new bylaw covering completion operation of local cemetery grounds maintained caretakers salary at s2000 but agreed to s10 additional per grave opening for all over 25 in one year rates will be single grave plot s40 two grave plot ss0 three grave plot 120 and 4 grave plot 160 a number of local ladies were among the large crowd who had the privilege of visiting the beautiful grounds at parkwood in oshawa on monday evening this is the home of the mc laughlin family and special ar rangements were made to tour the grounds its sunken gar dens with its fountains pools and statues and coloured light ing are rare sights in this coun try even the vegetable gardens are a thing of beauty wilson mr ernest gabriel wilson passed away at his home on o brien ave stouffville suddenly on tuesday july 11 1961 in his 51st year he is survived by his wife the former ethel hope a son tony and sisters muriel mrs emile rousseau and louise mrs allen norrie both of ayrescliff quebec resting at the oneill funeral home with service on friday july 14 at 9 am at st patricks church at markharn engagements mr and mrs james barry an nounce the engagement of their daughter margaret beverley to francis charles hannan son of mr and mrs charles hannan of toronto marriage will take place saturday august 5 1961 at 11 oclock in st monicas church toronto birkett birkett william at the stouffville nursing home on sunday july 9 1961 william birkett beloved husband of delia ward brother of randall of regina funeral service from the baptist church claremont on wednesday july 12 at 2 pm casket will be opened in the church from 12 noon wed nesday until time of service in terment union cemetery clare mont newlywed catcher leads girls to 194 win stouffville catcher doreen jarvis alexander has changed her name but not her sofiutl style of play she returned to the ranks of the local girls team on wednesday night and sparked the homesters to a 1s4 victory over barrie varcoes in spite of the onesided score the contest was featured by some fine defensive work by both clubs at the plate stouff- j ville had a wide edge whacking out a total of 21 hits off two barrie pitchers joan raymer coasted to an impressive win allowing only eight hits in nine innings doreen jarvis murdered the offerings of barries starter shirley cole and reliefer lor raine greggory a lefthander she slammed two triples and scored with a pair of singles one a perfect bunt in the sth her big bat was personally re sponsible for pushing 4 mates across the plate perfect d p defensively the final out of the game was one of the most thrilling plays seen in the local park to date this season witli barries leadoff batter on first third baseman marylou bish op lined a bullet drive over short stop infielder gwenn kennedy leaped in the air to grab the shot then in one motion fired to first sacker joyce roberts to nip the runner in addition to the twinkilling gwenn also wielded an explosive bat she connected for two singles and a double erma redshaw batt ing in the cleanup spot clouted a pair of doubles marg smith had a good night with three singles joan raymer jane cook joyce roberts and joyce nesbitt each had two safeties joyce roberts was robbed of a hit when leftfielder mildred elliott pulled down a welltagg ed ball in the seventh midgame rally barrie started a midgame rally rolling in the fifth and scored two runs off three hits they bunched together two safeties in the sixth to push one more runner across two errors and a triple counted their fourth and final tally ha red shaw made one of the errors but completed a dazzling cross- field catch in the fifth on a drive by ann spence she also made five other putouts first base man ruth cole was barries best with three singles the convincing stouffville vic tory ended a prolonged losing streak for the local squad doug peg oneill a former club coach who guided the team to an ontario title was in attend ance at the contest uxbridge tp gocart track to feature international races international competition fea turing entries from the united states mexico europe and canada will take part in a 1961 championship meet to be held at uxbridge townships new go- kart track on sept 2930 and oct 1 the track site is located on cone 2 li miles north of no 47 highway the project lias been promot ed by messrs wax bell and gary hodgkins the onehalf mile asphalt track is the largest of its kind in ontario initial races were held on sunday ju ly 2nd but the official opening will not take place until julv 30th the ont regional cham pionships will be held on aug 15th restaurant facilities are available on the grounds in ad dition to a kart sales and serv ice centre a racing program will consist mainly of competi tion on sunday afternoons and possibly on one evening during the week fifteen machines vvill be available on a rental basis good turnout for first park service community league softball standings w l t pts claremont 8 1 0 16 greenwood 7 3 0 14 altona 6 2 1 13 uxbridge 6 5 1 13 ballantrae 5 4 0 10 pickering 3 5 2 8 brougham 3 6 0 6 raglan 0 12 0 0 results brougham 9 uxbridge c 1 def claremont 16 raglan 3 altona 6 pickering 6 greenwood u 1 ballantrae 1 claremont 3 uxbridge 0 ferguson mr elmer p ferguson of second st stouffville passed away at uxbridge cottage hos pital on sunday july 9 1961 after an illness of 12 weeks he was born in king township in 1881 son of the late thomas and margaret ferguson of king in 1910 he married mabel brown and 37 years ago they came to make their home in the stouff ville district and since retiring from the farm have lived on second st mr ferguson is sur vived by his wife and 3 daugh ters gwendolyn mrs gordon cober ruth mrs d dunn and marion mrs george bald win two brothers harry of newmarket george of toronto and a sister bertha mrs leo cull also survive as well as 15 grandchildren and three great grandchildren he was identified with the presbyterian church and was a member of the oddfellows lodge the funeral service in charge of rev w h fuller was at the l e oneill funeral minister and wife mark silver anniversary monday was the occasion of the annual stouffville baptist sunday school picnic bus and cars transported children and grownups to lazy lake where the picnic was to be held due however to weather conditions it was decided to return to the stouffville memorial park to complete the events of the day a splendid meal was enjoyed by all and before the children went out to take part in their sports the rev and mrs jesse williams were called forward by mr fred mccleary and were presented with a beautiful bou quet of flowers on behalf of the church by brenda morden two sunday school boys then car ried in a cake having the design of an open bible inscribed with anniversary greetings and a text mr bert lickorlsh also on behalf of the church presented the rev williams with a purse containing sixtyfive silver doll ars mr williams spoke on be half of himself and his wife and expressed sincere appreciation for the kindness shown them by their people the presentation ended with a hearty chorus of hes a jolly good fellow sung by children and parents alike embarking on a series of sun day evening services in memor ial park stouffville the four cooperating churches were greatly encouraged by the evi dent reaction to the first meet ing last sunday evening al most 200 worshippers crowded the grandstand at the ball diam ond along with another 100 peo ple in cars to witness the pro ceedings prior to the service which be gan at 730 pm pastor bass of the stouffville christian church conducted a prayer meeting in the baptist church from 645 to 715 during this same half- hour recorded hymns and sac red songs were played in the park hvmn singing began at 730 with mr l stouffer lead ing and mr f mccleary at the organ we certainly want to thank pontings music centre of newmarket for donating the organ for this service pastor williams led the meet ing assisted by the othur min isters mrs walsh of the unit ed missionary church was the soloist and everyone received real blessing from her two num bers the speaker for this initial service was rev r c macken zie from uxbridge presbyterian church he challenged all who attended with a message from john 3 the lord greatly bless ed in this hourlong meeting and showed to one and all that great things are in store for us during the coming weeks next week another outstand ing meeting with rev harry percy of the sudan interior mis sion speaking and the ambas sador choir under the direction of mr cyril redford will com bine with our own christian mens fellowship choir to pro vide music at its best the cowan family met in the local park on sunday for their annual gettogether around 30 were present and this included some from milton and highland creek pallbearers were three neph ews keith and andrew hutch inson and walter brown wm morris bert maye and clifford watson interment was in the home on tuesday july 11 the stouffville cemetery parttime sports reporter wanted for summer kikh school student prepared to cover ball games principally in the evening contact the stouffville tribune editor phone 152 send youth to reformatory for breakin frank kurlovitch 19 of tor onto was sentenced to twelve months definite in the reforma tory by magistrate o s hollin- rake when convicted in new market court of break and ent ry into a house on no 48 high way north of markharn vill age kurlovitch and a partner douglas ibboson also of tor onto were arrested by mark- ham twp police after a cross country chase that ended in a small barn on cone 9 with the officers in pursuit the youths attempted to bury their loot kurlovitch took the blame for the breakin he said that his partner had taken part only because he feared he would be called a chicken if he refused the accused had a previous rec ord and had been released from the reformatory only in may magistrate hollinrake said that the youths age was the only factor that kept him out of the penitentiary i a cross blood clinic umeishboorb wiocahgst 5h0useinissthan j minute and takes uiourtogoi on thurs july 20th 2 pm to 4 pm 7 pm to 9 pm at veterans hall markham ont midtown garage your local bp dealer hillman sares 4 service general repairs 24hr towing 7h days evenings i70j s ont ctv softball lg w l pts markharn 10 0 20 mount zion 5 2 10 whitbv 4 2 s port perrv int 4 3 s brooklin 2 5 4 port perry jrs 2 6 4 pickering 1 s 2 claremonts win streak nov seven games rolling along at a torrid pace in community league softball competition claremont have taken oer the number one posi tion in the group with a total of 16 points having suffered only one defeat to date the team has now won seven ina- row they have also played less games than some of their riv als on tuesdav night they blanked uxbridge 30 bob red shaw chalked up the victory the top four clubs are closely bunched and the standing chan ges at the conclusion of each nights activities raglan appear to be the only entry with little or no chance of catching a play off position they are winless in twelve starts shadow lake park turn at muumans lake s00 acres fob picnics swimming horse back riding fishing dancing tennis cottages restaurant unlimited barking for organized jrroups compan ies clubs etc a considerable rate reduction is allowed please make reservations well ahead for information and reservation write or telephone j rate shadow lake park hr2 stouffville ont phone stouffville m275 open daily engagement mr and mrs fred harwoed announce the engagement of 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