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pe 10 the slouffviui tribune tkuuby fcbnuiy 15 1962 sports dr crouch rink suffers first defeat ijr stuart crouchs rink suf fered their first defeat in five marts in last weeks regular wednesday night mens league when they bowed to walt todds quartet by a score of s6 the spirited action took place on feb 7th at the rolling hills curling arena the loss en abled bob mcakes rink to pull into a first place tie with dr crouch and company each with 32 points meakes skipped his tlub to a 105 win over ken ftcberts rink for dr crouchs entry it riarked the end of a four week winning streak the first shutout of the sea son was registered against joe cadieuxs hapless foursome they were blanked by dinty hodgins entry 110 for skip cadieux an ardent master at the game it was another disap pointing night buried in the league cellar his rink has mus- lered only three points to date in other games terry oconnor defeated walt smith 129 cord eirkett dropped a close 87 de cision to gar lehman bun sel- lars downed morgan oconnor 87 albert king trimmed ron smith 75 and ken betz upset hugh vankoughnet 93 the individual team standings are as follows early evening stuart crouch 12 pts bob meakes 12 pts walt todd 10 pts dinty hodgins 6 pts ken roberts 6 pts walt smith 6 pts terry oconnor 5 pts joe cadieux 3 pts iate evening albert king 10 pts bun sellers 9 pts gar lehman 9 pts gord birkett 7 pts m oconnor 7 pts ron smith 6 pts ken betz 6 pts h vankoughnet 6 pts ladies league in the ladies league activi ties on wednesday feb 7th the following scores were recorded imorning d montgomery 8 r laushway 7 p rodgers 10 a davics 4 afternoon m leonard 7 a couse 2 j manchee 10 a may 7 m gurney 10 d sugden 3 a jackson 7 b cruikshank 3 clippers beat oshawa 71 girls team to make hockey debut friday night in fourpoint game the stouffviue clippers com pleted their home schedule of games on tuesday night with a convincing 71 victory over osh awa generals in a 4point con test the win gave the local squad a stranglehold on the groups third place position be hind auiston and uxbridge a meeting will be held this week to finalize the playoff arrange ments ken beckett and barry mc lean paced the stouffviue goal- fetters each with a pair allan boyd jack raymond and roger stover fired singles jim peters spoiled glenn jacksons shut out effort at 1509 of the final frame the contest was well handled and cleanly played ken beck etts first tally came with osh awa a man short barry mc leans second goal was a bril liant solo performance that caught the defence napping and the netminder completely out of position jack raymond length ened his lead in the teams in dividual pointscoring race he follectcd three assists to raie his total to 28 penalties hurt clippers in 32 loss to uxbridge michael wilkins nets 3 goals in squirt game michael wilkins led his rang er team to a 50 shutout over the canadiens in a squirt house league game thursday night the speedy forward rapped 3 pucks into the net and assisted on one other brian norton and paul brown fired singles brian mcgrath ronnie holman and billy thornhill picked up points in the assist department in the other squirt contest detroit and chicago battled to a 44 tie freddie storry potted a pair of goals for the wings jimmy meakes and bradley hilts counted singles bobby fangay was a two goal marks- ian for the hawks billy has- sard and shawn garrett each collected one goal and one assist for the chicago squad i two for mcneil blair mcneil sparked the can adiens to a 40 shutout over the leafs in an atom house league eame on tuesday night he scored two tallies terry hold- en and arthur williams notched the others frank roberts pick ed up an assist on mcneils 1st tally in the other half of the double header boston and chicago play ed to a 11 tie geo hodgins scored for boston donnie wool- head was the black hawk marksman c bass nets 2 c1ht bass and geo redshaw each scored two goals to lead boston to a 72 victory over de troit in a bantam house league game on tuesday night wayne crowder bruce norton and joe taylor also blinked the light for boston barry hilts and gor don woolhead were the red wing marksmen dennis ham and pat cough- lin teamed up to give chicago a close 21 win over mole motors david james was the lone goal- getter for the losers with paul lintner collecting an assist years top athlete to be selected at high school l a poll to select the stouff viue district high schools outstanding athlete of the year will be conducted again this term prior to the athletic ban quet planned for the month of may staff physical education instructor mr jim rehill in formed the tribune this week that all school athletes would be honoured similar to the pro gram instituted in 1961 i last year a 17 year old grade 11 student lloyd graves was accorded the honour and his name was inscribed on a beauti ful trophy presented to the cchool by mr neil patrick four goals in atom house lg i- four coals were scored in an atom house league double- header on tuesday night feb 6th j boston and the leafs battled to a 11 tie the cana diens blanked chicago 20 rodney pugh was the lone goalgetter for boston angus middlemiss blinked the light for the leafs arthur williams and john meakes teamed up to lead the canadiens win both count ed single tallies bill harman nets hat trick for allstar effort bill harman earned himself an allstar award of the week on tuesday night feb 6th when he led his detroit bantam house league team to 62 victory over chicago he scored three goals and picked up two assists for a five point performance single tallies came from the sticks of phillip smalley david oldham and bob ha7cl david slack and jim mehaffcy were the black hawk marksmen in the second half of the doubleheader boston trounced mole motors 81 wayne crow der and geo redshaw both en joyed great games for the win ners with 3 goals apiece wayne crowder also assisted on two others mike vizelv and bruce norton notched singles for mole motors jessie james was the lone goalgetter f steaks or roasts steer beef porterhouse b7 sirloin olr round ham roasts 59c minced beef 2 lbs for 75c wieners 2 lbs for 75c boloijna by the piece or sliced 29c oboyles meat market we deliver phone 35 srojffville nine stouffviue players turned in a fine performance against uxbridge in an oha junior d game on friday night but two disastrous lateperiod penal ties led to their downfall with the score deadlocked at 22 and time running out jack ray mond and ken beckett were thumbed to the cooler this set the stage for the speedy gary jackson to split the stouffviue defence and beat netminder gienn jackson for the winner it came at 1958 only two sec onds before the final whistle it was a thrilling contest from the opening bell with both clubs going at full throttle for the entire sixty minutes neil wan- namakcr in the uxbridge cage the number one star of the night was brilliant especially in the first frame when he held the clippers to a single tally up front it was gary jackson that sparked the homesters at tack ken beckett put stouffviue out front 10 at 1119 of the first period on passes from stan feasby and john roxborough jackson evened the count for uxbridge at 510 of the second frame and gary ashton made it 21 ten minutes later barry mclean stouffvilles most potent sharpshooter in re cent games tied the score at 1129 from raymond and beck ett when both clubs appeared satisfied for a split in the points jackson broke free to blink the light for uxbridge wannamaker handled a total of 44 shots in the uxbridge net jackson blocked 32 in the stouff viue cage community lg standing w 14 11 9 6 4 0 l 1 3 5 9 11 15 t 0 1 pts 28 23 19 12 ringwood markham stouffviue greenwood ballantrae uxbridge licsults ballantrae 8 stouffviue 5 ringwood 8 greenwood 2 markham 7 uxbridge 4 schedule fri feb lgth benefit game uxbridge black hawks vs community lg all stars fri feb 23 riayoffs semifinals 800 pm ringwood vs stouffviue 330 pm markham vs greenwood clipper scoring parade g a pts jack raymond 14 14 28 barry mclean 13 10 23 ken beckett 13 8 21 wayne pennanen 9 11 20 grant foreman 4 16 20 allan boyd 12 6 18 john roxborough 10 7 17 barry gaston 4 6 10 stan feasby 1 8 9 travis sugden 1 3 4 roger stover 2 0 2 wally mcgee 1 1 2 ladies bowling league high single ann lehman 265 high triple betty wilkins 623 over 200 alice cossey 251 rose carey 249 ruth lee 244 betty swain 237 terry mcvicar 220 carol mcdermott 210 nelda barkey 204 nancy burrows 202 ev grove 202 lenore ramer 202 vi hawkes 201 team standings soft shoes 56 trailers 46 re bels 41 untouchables 40 hope fuls 34 roaring six 31 late comers 29 pin pickers 27 who remembers when the av erage teenage boy was glad to shovel the walk for 50 cents usherwood counts 7 pts in final game gary usherwood turned in his top effort of the season on friday night as ballantrae up set stouffviue 85 in the final game of the regular community league schedule he fired three goals and assisted on 4 others for a 7point contest his pro duction of 7 goals and 7 assists is tops on the ballantrae club john little potted a pair for the winners singles came from the sticks of rae pipher al lang and bob britton alex wilkins donned a uni form for his schedule end debut and whistled a sizzling shot into the ballantrae net at the six minute mark of the first period jerry junkin raised his goal- scoring mark to 14 with thee tallies howard forgie fired his 22nd atha mr and mrs murray dunkeld had sunday dinner with her parents mr and mrs frank wagg mr and mrs morley smalley ralph and harold from mount albert had supper with the carruthers family on sunday the pupils and teacher of the atha school held a valentine rarty at the schoolhouse on wednesday afternoon and spent the remainder of the time to bogganing on the hills nearby ah enjoyed a wonderful after noon several attended the coop 2- day opening and demonstration held at north claremont on fri day and saturday mr allan lehman spent the weekend with his parents mr and mrs norman lehman al lan is a student at technical school variety village in scar borough for the first time in moie than fifteen years stouffviue will ice a girls hockey team they will make their initial debut on friday night at 745 pm in an exhibition game against uxbridge the contest vviu precede a 3period benefit game between the uxbridge black hawks and the com munity league allstars at 830 pm pictured here with their coach wilf morley right in a pregame work out are fourteen members of the team they are rear row left to right carol jagger barb saniers marie betz linda wagg audrey under wood karen kennedy sandra hiu marlene malloy front row left to right mardele willis elaine forsyth mari lyn haylow joyce ncsbitt janet button and jean win- tcrstein staff photo block hawks here friday uxbridge black hawks will be the hockey visitors here on friday night they will meet an allstar team from the stouflville commun ity league game time is 830 pm prior to this contest a stouffvule girls hockey team will play host to uxbridge girls commencing at 745 pm there will be four lucity draws including two auto graphed hockey sticks and two cash prizes three officials have lieen assigned to the game includ ing referee dan mccomb of agincourt and linesman glenn bycr of stouftville and ford sisson of scarboro ron stewart suffers broken nose in stick awards on the week four stouffviue minor league players will receive brand new hockey sticks for their efforts during the past week the individual selections are as follows larry holden atom bradley hilts squirt bobby pugh peewee barry hilts bantam the prizes are made pos sible through the generosity of four local promoters dr bon smith erie lehman bob hassard and les clarke the awards may be picked up at birkctts insurance of fice main st west mr ron stewart received a badly broken nose while playing hockey at auiston last week he plays with the uxbridge juniors messrs gordon jones harry woodland arnold maye and ken hockley motored to peter- boro on tuesday evening to at tend a trent valley association meeting there were fourteen ladies present at the mission circle meeting held on tuesday after noon at the home of mrs dan wagg mrs h woodland pre sided over the meeting mrs gribble had a very interesting program using the word heart for her theme a delicious lunch and social half hour closed an other good afternoon mrs joe kramer and son kyle spent last week with her parents mr and mrs harry woodland miss marilyn and betty jones helped miss gall anderson cele brate her birthday on monday- after school water scarcity is quite a prob lem in our village several shal low wells arc dry- senior bypu will meet for un sleighriding and fellow ship on saturday evening at the home of mr and mrs h wood land all welcome the united church women held their meeting on wcdnci- hockey day feb 7 at the home of mrs storry mrs cook had charge of the devotions and mrs hew lett the program roll call was answered by 22 ladies describ ing why are we united church women the meeting closed with lunch mr and mrs isaac meyers of maple ruth meyers and friend ff bracebridge also mr and mrs lyle boyle and colleen of elgin mills were sunday sup per guests of mr and mrs les meyers the united church women quilted four quilt tops to be used for missions on wednes day in the church basement mr and mrs lionel gieason nd darrell carolyne and jack bunker were saturday visitors at their parents home mr and mrs clarence bunker donna kennedy donna tin- dall joyce bunker irene salm on and roger forsyth were among the young folk from goodwood who took in the trip to ottawa along with several other school students and teach ers the latter part of january congratulations to robt ncs- bitt member for uxbridge twp on metro conservation author ity last week at the annual meeting he was elected to exec utive a chairman of land use and reforestation committee cedar grove bob dare is suffering from a badly twisted knee picked up at the tobogganing party and is taking life very easy these days some of the fishermens week ends at lake simcoe are pay ing off bob lapp caught two 7- pound trout two weeks ago and don cornelius split two 6 pound ers between two weeks mabel reesor won 2nd prize in the ladies single bowling tournament last saturday and cedar grove was well repre sented at mondays euchre mis albert booth mrs velma jack son and mrs bert tapscott took the ladies honours and mr j gibson mr c latcham and mr george ficemcn won the mens prizes with carrying prizes go ing to mrs velma jackson and alvin klink next euchre will be held in cedar grove school on monday feb 19th united church women news mrs mccowan the first regular meeting of the ucw was held tuesday feb 13 the president mrs ve ra taylor presided miss myrtle hamius committee took charge of the programme and chose the topic the church and its mis sion miss jean miller gave a brief account of the history of the early church following this miss myrtle ifamill gave a resume of the church and its mission empha sizing the different points with pictorial aids the meeting was then divided into the following discussion groups worship stewardship missions and the evils of society after the find ings of each discussion group had been presented to the whole meeting mrs gladys riscbrough led in worship after which the ladies enjoyed a delleiously dif ferent lunch of rolls and home made spreads mothers club meeting will be held thursday feb 15th at the home of helen hamill and mau rice hamill has been asked to show some of his own slides a long walk to school or to the bus on these nippy morn ings can be related in calama- lous tones but the same child ren regret the short noon hours at school that curtail their slid ing down hills in lumps and bunches leaping in drifts up to ihelr eyebrows and rubbing snowballs on warm necks two little girls in the village shoot em low and shoot em hard arc the words of instruc tion passed on to 16 year old karen kennedy right by coach wilf morley audrey underwood 19 one of two stouffviue goaltenders listens intently she will attempt to hold her uxbridge rivals off the score sheet on friday night keffer nets hattrick for aces carl kcffer counted his tenth goal of the community league campaign and picked up his tenth assist on friday night as markham aces defeated- a makeshift uxbridge team 74 dave jennings potted a pair vviih singles from lawrence gayman and dave winnitoy for gayman it was his 28th point of the season ringwoods bud lehman stiengthened the uxbridge en try and turned in a prolific sixty minute effort he picked up 1 goal and one assist keith wall ace ted suzuki and ron jones were the other uxbridge marks men kinnari walks away with scorin title matt kinnari possibly one of the most prolific community g00dfell0w adds beaverton voters reject fluoridation beaverton voters have turned thumbs down on a proposal to fluoridate the village water sup ply the lake simcoe summer re sort centre located northwest of lindsay voted 422 to 69 against fluoridation village clerk fred mcmillan said there would be at least 500 votes cast including spoiled bal lots the question asked voters in the february plebiscite was are you in favor of the fluori dation of the water supply of this municipality it is the first time the issue has been put to a vote in this district total eligible voters in the district is 700 trend of the voting was indi cated in the first poll heard from 168 opposed 25 in favor league pointscorers since the days of claremonts bob cherry was a walkaway winner of this seasons title over the 15game schedule the big ringwood frontline rover collected a total of 25 goals and 28 assists for 53 points he will be presented with ar engraved trophy for his ef forts stouffvilles howard forgie was kinnaris closest rival he fired 22 goals and picked up 18 assists for 40 points for the leftwinger it was his most pro ductive season in the past four years pete lacey of stouffviue 1awrence gayman of markham and bob moffatt of greenwood followed in that order a com plete individual team breakdown scoring power to ringwood after an absence of more thn a halfdozen games pete good- fellow returned to the ringwood lineup on friday night and sparked the club to an 82 vic tory over greenwood he count ed 3 goals for a total of 13 in seven games bud lehman net ted two joe lewis mike mc- stravick and don jackson fired singles matt kinnari collected two assists his 53rd point of the schedule ron jones and bob moffatt blinked the light for green wood for winger moffatt who has enjoyed a great season it was his 16th goal he has assist ed on an additional 11 for a 27 point season one of the top per- will be published at a laterdatc iffmcs to the dsull bowl mixed scotch doubles choose your own partner s c markham february 24 1 30 pm entry 150 per person chose the long way home on a very cold day because the orifts were too good to miss we do a lot of grunting and groaning before winter is out but much of it is not too ser ious nyway ft is time now to bring n some forsythia pamela biclby is visiting her cousin at present trading a saskatchewan winter for an ontario winter feb 15th thursday mothers club will meet at helen ham- ill maurice hamill will show some his slides at this meet ing spring i just around the corner have your decorating done now the lang service 20 3 yrs guarantee pr room we bans ni supply paper in room 10xir your choice of large assort- ment of designs of wallpaper washable now booking exterior work also phone nov gormley 5449