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the st the stoufrylue t1ubuhe xhavity jney 17 1963 peewee team to see hockey action in minor hockey week jan 2831 stouffvilles fine young i peewee team will be one of nineteen local entries that i will see action during minor i hockey week jan 2s to 31 club members pictured here i are left to right rick ash- j ton earl lewis michael bridges jodv holden jim wilkins bill nicholson shel ly sugden gary sugden billy thornhill harold crow- der and rry paisley the team is coacneu by ernie abraham and managed by bill nichols in addition to the peewee contest there will be atom squirt bantam and midget contest plus a junior match between stouffville and sutton on jan 3th sports kinnari jumps into lead in point race matt kinnari last seasons point scoring leader in the stouffville community hockey league has once again vault ed up front with a record of 18 goals and 12 assists for 30 points during the season of 196162 he scored 25 goals and assisted on 28 others for 53 points the big ringwood right- winger started off rather slow ly but in the second half of the schedule he has come on strong ly he also leads the scoring parade in the richmond hill senior circuit his closest competitors are neil pascoe of greenwood and harold hodgson another ring- wood sharpshooter both have 2fi points four off the pace set by kinnari two markham men have shot up the ladder during the latter stages of the campaign law rence gayman has 10 goals points and 11 assists for 21 ron graham has 10 goals and 9 assists for 19 points- gay mans total is even more note worthy since he performed ir few games during the early- season activity some of the leagues top performers are listed as follows g a 1ls m kinnari ringwood 18 12 30 n pascoe greenwood 7 19 26 hhodgson ringwood 11 15 26 l gayman markham 10 11 21 v ferguson green r graham markham j wells ringwood s barlow stouffv d hamilton stouffv rrudiak ball b lehman ringwood r pipher ball b moffatt greenw m jones greenwood d haynes ringwood b offord markham 14 7 21 10 9 19 8 11 19 7 9 16 9 16 7 15 11 14 6 14 5 13 7 12 8 12 6 12 ajax girls display hockey skill in exhibition game ajax girls showed ample rea son friday nigh why they are known as the best in their class in ontario in a brilliant display of skating passing and shooting the visitors piled up sn 18goal win over stouff ville before nearly 250 fans by an odd twists it was stouffvilles irene watters who clicked for the first shot on the net but after that it was all aiax gladys williams account ed for 7 of the visitors goals in addition she had six assists xor a 13point night stouffville goaltender carol tagger was the busiest girl on the ice she was pelted with pucks from all directions and turned in a fine effort it was her initial return to duty after suffering a leg injury in the opening game last month port perry girls will be the visitors on friday night this week at 915 pm the trio of marlene malloy irene watters and ann sheri dan again played well but had trouble getting through a very strong ajax defence there were sandra hill for watters for el- of three penalties tripping irene bowing and darlene gibson ajax for interference the ajax club a colourful crew is made up of both mar ried and single girls to date they are undefeated in both schedule and exhibition games 1 aces swamp green wood gayman collects six points when the markham aces embark on a goalscoring spree it can result in a pretty rough night for the rival netminder this is what happened friday when neb gaymans squad rattled no less than 12 pucks into the greenwood cage behind secondstring goalguardian bill maxwell the aces broke the ice at the four minute mark of the first frame and kept up relent less pressure throughout the en tire sixty minutes their two lines were clicking every time out with the trio of gayman ron graham and john darby- son figuring in 7 of the 12 tallies gayman picked up 6 scoring points five the young borean effort ron graham collected threesome of harry bill offord and lindo also turned in a fine young and offord each scored twice borean notched a single ron jones was the lone greenwood marksman markham now find themselves only three points behind ballan- trae in their fight for the fourth and final playoff position they have two scheduled games left the aces face a tough grind this week when they meet un defeated ringwood in the twin- bill opener at eight oclock crowder shutout pickering has against peewees port perry girls here on friday port ferry girls hockey team will be the visitors on stouffville ice friday evening of this week game time is 915 pm the girls will be featured between two regular com munity league contests mark ham vs ringwood at 8 pm and greenwood vs ballantrae at 1015 pm on tuesday night the girhi journeyed to richmond hill and dropped a close 10 de cision to the yonge st squad they will play ajax in the whitby arena on jan 20th the stouffvilie peewees playing their second game on successive nights blanked pickering 80 on friday night in a scheduled omha group contest on thursday evening they held a strong bowmanville club to a 44 tie gary sugden once again led the local squad with 3 goals and 2 assists jody holden counted a pair with singles coming from the sticks of mic hael bridges jimmy wilkins and billy nicholson harold crowder guarded the stouffville net and gained credit for a shutout effort in the assist department gary sugden led with two other single points were picked up by shelly sugden bobby thornhill and mike bridges mclean big m leads clippers to 51 win the big m of the stouffville clipper club barry mclean paced his team to a onesided 51 win over a hapless sutton squad on tuesday night before a chilled crowd of onlookers in the stouffville arena he potted a pair of goals travis sugden allan boyd and john saunders each notched one although sutton could ice only seven men they put forth a valiant effort and for a time held a slim lead over their clip per rivals they ran out of steam in the games late stages and their goal was bombarded with pucks in the final frame vein willis was the lone sutton marksman on tuesday night jan 22nd newmarket redmen will be the visitors merchants player is suspended babe renuner a veteran hockey player and a regular performer with stouffville merchants in the commun ity league has been suspend ed following an altercation with an official during a game on friday night he was banded a match penalty by referee dan mc- comb after he is alleged to have struck linesman ford sisson following a ringwood goal few persons in the arena and even some members of his own club witnessed the fracas remmer left the ice with little argument the incident will be dis cussed before a meeting of the league executive at some future date spartans upset pickering basketball game community hockey lg standings w 12 6 5 5 4 l t 0 0 ims 24 13 12 11 ringwood stouftville greenwood eallantrae markham results ringwood6 stouffville 3 ajax girls 18 stouffville 0 markham 12 greonwoodl schedule friday jan 18 markham vs ringwood 8 pm greenwood vs ballantrae 1015 pm girls game port perry vs stouffville 915 pm holden sparks peewee rally jody holden was the peewee hero on thursday night as he sparked a midgame rally to give stouffville a 44 tie with a powerful bowmanville club in an exhibition game at the end of the first period the local boys trailed 40 gary sugden broke the ice at 210 of the second frame on a pass from billy nicholson then holden took over he teamed up with jimmy wilkins for goal number two and fired his teams third tally three min utes later in the third period it was holden again who hit the target for the tying tally at 210 bobby thornhill gained credit for an assist clippers bow to orangeville 73 two games in three nights i proved to be too hard a grind for the stouffville clippers last week and they could manage only one point out of a possible four they held a powerful aurora aggregation to a 33 tie but were outclassed in orange- ville on thursday and dropped a 73 encounter the officiating in the orange- ville game was hotly criticized by stouffville coach geo stark and members of the clipper club two of stouffvilles three goals came from the stick of bob armstrong larry garner fired a single glenn jackson star stouffville netminder appeared at times to be the lone defender against the orangeville attackers when his mates sagged badly under pres sure he was afforded little pro tection throughout the sixty minute contest community league goaltender records gp a pct madill ringw strong ball brett greenw riddell markh martin stouff wilkins stouff johnston markh mortimer ball 11 9 10 8 2 9 2 2 13 27 36 31 9 41 11 14 1190 3000 3600 3875 4500 4555 5500 7000 to all pickering township ratepayers we have reasons to believe that certain conduct in municipal administration in pickering township is a fraud on the tax payer witli deceptive duplicity of interest amongst the town ship reeve scott the assessment commissioner goslin certain members of the township council and the court of revision for the only apparent purpose of hoodwinking the taxpayer having for supporters some ten lawyers as interested satel lites who are milking the- community dry we believe that there is no intention on the part of the present council to make any attempt to correct or even mitigate such situation as lias born published for over a year in the public press without denial and supplemented with a new galaxy of misbehaviours we believe that the time has come when they must be brought to account to the highest tribunal in the land not only through our courts but to the tribunal of public opinion we believe toleration is a virtue to the breaking point but once the breaking point is broken as it has been broken moro toleration is cowardice evil and vice we believe it is the duty of all honest wellmeaning tax payers to rise in indignation and petition the municipal board for the replacement of the assessment commissioner goslin on many grounds amply exposed publicly and as enumerated in our petition on the grounds of political and administrative morality and discipline we believe his level of experience and horizon of ability has not endowed him with those necessary ingredients required of a worthy and competent assessor to be entrusted with s2sixxo00oi worth of responsibility we believe he has not shown any justification for his eternal presumption that he is empowered to implement certain parliamentarian enactments clearly defined by our legislature under royal assent only to he exclusively interpreted to suit his personal convenience and by so doing superimpose himself on the people under the cockandbull story that it is the act that is wrong while reeve scott who could well be said is reeve under false pretenses sets out to support him on the ground that the accumulated distress is not caused by the assessment commissioner but by a conservative enactment we believe that there have been gross persona motive and duplicity of interest in reeve scotts support of goslin and his cohorts of the court of revision we believe the council mentioned is continually extending its tentacles of influence in the various branches of township administration such its the planning board financing committees with understanding appointments specially selected behind j secret doors ahead of time we believe the scott council can never beat our organiza tion on the levels of honesty solid integrity and sense of honour but we also believe we can never beat that council because in their game of politics the dice are loaded and they will say anything and do anything to justify their apparent frauds on the public they will resort to reprehensible methods such as were inflicted on our organization at the last council meeting as follows and this is something that should come o the attention of he minister of municipal affairs as follows the scarborough and associated farmers remember that it is not even a pickering association to be heard here at our expense but should be heard in scarborough where they come from asked to cancel the court of revision until they had a galloping meeting supported by liberal timber at premier robarts office that organization was immediately put on the agenda to railroad it into a bylaw that by all appearances was out of order we suspected this trickery and promptly asked to be heard on the agenda they could not deny us to be heard but from the authoritative information in our possession scott promptly lent himself to decide the bylaw all by himself in secret our committee was ahead of time at the council chamber and there was no one there whereupon suddenly the todd scott scarborough group came in not to be heard openly according to the agenda but from scotts office only to hear what we had to say whereupon they left then after the municipal council passed the bylaw to suit the todd scott goslin convenience as though the council com posed of wank greening mowbray etc were just rubber stamps for scott it that was not a violation of municipal rule of practice what is as st gregory would put it the more they justify their crimes the more conspicuous thoy make them we believe every taxpayer should read our expose in next weeks stouffville tribune to justify our beliefs as above and attend a rally meeting at brougham town hall on february the 6lh at s pm where you will hear notable authorities on assessments together with ministers of the crown on matters of tremendous interest to all pickering township ratepayers rural urban and farmers alike come early to get a seat robert g roy stouffville ladies bowling league high triple betty wilkins 706 over 000 winnie elson 619 ev grove 617 ethel gibson 615 high single bet ty wilkins 270 over 200 winnie elson 258 lorraine noble 229 ev grove 219 marg schell 216 velma banks 215 ethel gibson 211 edrie martin 210 alice cossev 205 martha roberts 201 betty armstrong 201 lenore ramer 200 1eani standings sticky fingers 7 pts alouet- tes 5 pts rambows 5 pts hushpuppies 5 pts optimists 2 pts ben caseys 2 pts hillbillies- pts the stouffville boys basket ball teams saw plenty of action last week competing in a total of five games within the space of three days they emerged with three wins and two losses on monday jan 7th the midget celtics lost a heart- breaker to uxbridge jrs 3735 the two teams were evenly matched and entered the final minute of play deadlocked at 3535 with eigiit seconds to go robbie rattray scored the winning basket jim hill played a strong game for the losers hooping 17 points st john counted 12 for uxbridge and stevenson notched ten the sr spartans continued their winning ways with a 54- 33 victory over uxbridge srs mike paul led the way picking up 16 points warren hendricks enjoyed a good game with 14 followed by john smithson with 12 schedule starts on wednesday jan 9th all three stouffville squads entered schedule play against picker ing college in the midget game the citadels couldnt find the range dropping a low- scoring match 105 they held a 54 lead at the end of three- quarters mainly through the efforts of paul lintner they were unable to stave off a deter mined p c rally and were out- scored 60 the junior contest produced one of the finest games for the celtics as they overpowered the opposition 5936 once again jim hill led the stouffville cagers collecting 33 of their points gord powell and laurie buckland were the other steady stouffville performers to date this season the juniors have averaged 41 points per game as compared with 30 for their rivals in the senior contest it looked like the spartans were in for a lough fight as halftime produced a meager 2322 lead soon baskets by- john smithson mike paul brian wilkes and barry mc lean had rolled up a 5041 vic tory for the wine and white i debating contest selections of the school teams for the j ii knowles trophy debating league have been fin alized dawn grose and tim wees are representing stouff ville on the affirmative side of the issue barbara button and eric button are debating the negative one the first round of the interschool competition was held this week with brad- lord providing the opposition the results are not yet avail able the senior spartan bask etball team of stouffville dist high school chalked up an impressive 5041 victory over pickering college last week in regular league com petition pictured heremik paul 44 takes the bailout of the reach of a pickering college rival 23 in tense midgame action photo by b smith 2 pts twisters 0 claremont bowling league team standings alvin redshaw 10 pts marge samarillo 10 pts joe burrows 9 pts pat lord 9 pts harold hopkins 7 pts charlie killey 7 pts jessie mcguire 2 pts al roszell 2 pts fadtcs high scores high average marge sama rillo 187 high single ruth nesbitt 333 high single hdep ruth nesbitt 368 high triple olga dunce 731 high triple dcpi olga dunec 797 mens high scores high average frank hendv 218 high single lloyd mac gregor 313 high single hdep llovd macgrcgor 50 high triple pat lord 811 high triple hdep lloyd macgregor 775 over 200 scores frank hendy 322 mel xor- rish 275 frank hollingshcad 250 stu mcguckin 219 john hill 216 mary wilson 237 marge samarillo 237 joyce norrish 235 harold hopkins 227 dorothv field 225 alvin redshaw 225 bob hockley sub221 geo red shaw sub 214 ken field 211 shirley pilkey 210 les padley 209 weekly prize dorothy field ringwood win streak goes to 12 c iscf party thirty students of s d h s enjoyed the skating and tobog ganing party at the parkside youth centre on friday nighl guest speaker paul fawcett was in attendance and address ed the group for a short period upcoming dance the boys athletic associa tion will be sponsoring a sock- hop tomorrow evening in the high school dance time is 830 pm music will be provided by the corvells ringwood currently undefeat ed in the stouffville community hockey league extended their win streak to 12 games friday night witli a 63 victory over stouffville the merchants held tho ringwood squad to a mere two tallies in the first frame but they broke away in the second half and scored 4 gole harold hodgson potted a pair raising his seasons total to 11 he has 26 points second best in tho circuit jim cabell also scored two for the winners singles wore counted by matt kinnari and mike mcstravick sam bar low jim cruikshank and babe remmer were the stouffville marksmen the three pucks that evaded ringwood netminder ross ma dill were the most to be scored against him in any one gamo this season in eleven contests he has yielded only i3 goals public skating al stouffville every saturday night- admission 50c time may be healer but hes beauty specialist the greatest certainly no midgets blank uxbridge 70 with the exception of ajax stouffvilles midget club ap pears to have little difficulty in handling the other ms in their omha group last week they blanked uxbridge 70 teddy todd and francis hay- low paced the stouffville offen sive each with two tallies ken aida david jackson and wayne crowder notched sin gles in the assist department single points were pkkij up by- wayne kteler tom benson aida haylow and crowder children every wed 1 fro 5 pm admission 20c girls hockey friday jan 18 th 915 pm port perry vs stouffville community league hockey 8 pm ringwood vs markham 1015 pm greenwood vs ballantrae junior hockey tues jan 22 830 pm newmarkefr afr stouffville