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thursdav nov 20 1969 the tribune page 9 ray grants rink knocked out of dunlop bonspiel ike hodgson breaks overtime deadlock clippers edge wellington scores peewee hattrick stouffville ted assinck was the heio for mayflower farms when thev defeated alndons kenels 32 in pee wee ac tion nov 12 the speedy forward fired all three goals including the winner with less than one minute left in the game mark barrv had one assist for the winners for alndons jim grove had a goal and an assist while andy nau- ta got one goal and rob ert hargrave an assist stouffville coop and hetherington electric- played to a 33 tie in a wideopen game andy leltch had 2 goals and bruce thornhill one for the coop corrle almack earned 2 assists for he therington it was danny brazier kent widcman and jo thistel gary mann and jo thistel each had an assist d a construction came up with a big second period to skate away with a 31 decision over stouff ville police david lang put the police into a 10 lead in the first period bill meakes tied it up from ricky barkey early in the second period and then blair emmerson scored twice to win the game ted wood picked up an assist on the third goal master feeds overcame civitan 72 in a loosely played game but did fea ture some good passing scott connor led the feed men with 3 goals and one assist while wayne bowes had 3 goals ron schell earned one goal and 3 as sists kevin leonard also had an assist for civitan jack watson scored both goals with glen gibson and terry williams each picking up an assist stouffville few of stouffvilles spectators were in their seats when harold ike hodgson scored in overtime to break a 55 deadlock with wellington five minutes later the clippers left the ice with a 75 win to even up their winloss column at two and two it was one of the most exciting contests to grace the stouffville arena in a long time especially after forty frustrating minutes of play in which the inter mediate bs preferred leather and wood to mesh and trailed 53 as a result the gap was narrowed with less than eight minutes remaining in regulat ion time when ken red crawford took a hodgson pass and found the mark a minute later al pat terson was set up by carl keffer to force the game into overtime hodgsons climatic goal at 416 of the additional period eased the tension and it was almost dissolved when bill white and bob marshall combined to add the insurance goal with less than two minutes left on the clock dennis forsyth who replaced glen jackson in the locals cage in the final frame was more than equal to the occasion as he shut out the visitors he was particularly alert in stopping the drives of welling ton ace bob lavender who has counted nine goals in the last two outings rearguards don mcintosh and dan pettit pro vided excellent protection in the latter half of the affair bob smith who had the misfortune of hitting the post in the overtime period was also up for this game hodgsons big goal which earned him a hat trick was also supplemented with an assist to make him the hero among the partisan fans the other stouffville marksman was bob marshall the losers shared the scoring as fred knight rick rosebush roger bryant ben bunley and bob lavender each chalked up single tallies in a recent game the stouffville club lost 107 to whitby after building up a 75 lead which dimin ished in the last ten minutes of play picton arrives to challenge the clippers nov 25 at 830 pm bantams drop opener stouffville stouffvilles houston phar macy bantam allstars opened the season en the wrong foot as they dropped a 52 decision to the big aggressive crew of west rouge the visitors were helped to the win as a re sult of stouffvilles often sloppy and uninspired play one bright spot how ever came in the latter half of the middle frame when john meakes gave a temporary spark by beat ing mike ryckman in the west rouge net don rce- sor and kim steckley as sisted less than 4 min utes later mike wightman put victory in sight as he converted a wayne norton rebound into a score mak ing it 32 early in the period a blistering screen shot caused a superficial mask cut to net minder scott ballagh who made way for mike ryckman west rouge had the knack of despiriting their opposition in each of the three periods they scored no later than one minute and five reconds after the initial faceoff it only took thirtyfive seconds in the last twenty minutes of play stouff ville never recovered from brian gunns marker which was set up by peter larsen at 1643 it was all over as larsen combined with randy dear to extend the gap 52 larsen also scored earlier as did mike stock fish and steve molter for the winners cousins wayne and don- nie norton once again turned in determined ef forts for the houston squad if the rest of the team can get up for stouffvilles next home game with uxbridge on november 20 at 730 the outcome should be differ ent thursday league stouffville jean dart led the thursday af ternoon ladies league nov 13 with a 299 single over 200 were doris far thing 276 213 joanne steel 245 irene white 229 213 bernice wilson 209 kav brown 209 and lil baker 206 home games of the week in the matter of section 30 of the planning act rso i960 c 296 and in the matter of an application by the corporation of the township of uxbridge for approval of its restricted area bylaw 1538 passed the 21st day of august 1969 appointment for hearing the ontario municipal board hereby appoints tuesday the 2nd day of december 1969 at the hour of ten oclock in the forenoon at the council chambers of the township of uxbridge at goodwood for the hearing of all parties interested in supporting or opposing this application dated at toronto this 12th day of november 1969 peewee allstars markham vs stouffville bantam allstars uxbridge vs stouffville midget allstars newcastle vs stouffville kinsmen juveniles brooklin vs stouffville clippers picton vs stouffville nov nov 20 630 pm nov 20730 pm nov 20 830 pm nov 26 9 pm 25 9 pm seal r scott secretary kxpianatory notk this bylaw amends bylaw 1517 which is a restricted area bylaw for the whole municipality changing the zoning of approximately fortysix 46 acres of land docrllxd herein as parts of ixts 2 and 3 concession 1 from agricultural a3 to industrial ml to per mit industry to locate on the said lands 1 in the matter of section 30 of the planning act rso 1960 e 296 and in the matter of an application by the corporation of the township of uxbridge for approval of its restricted area bylaw 1517 passed the 21st day of october 1968 appointment for hearing the ontario municipal board hereby appoints tuesday the 2nd day of december 1969 at the hour of ten oclock in the forenoon at the council chambers of the township of uxbridge at goodwood for the continuation of the hearing of all parties interested in supporting or opposing this application dated at toronto this 12th day of november 1969 seal r scott secretary whitby in the se cond saturday of qualify ing curling in the 4th an nual ontario dunlop invi tational curling bonspiel at the whitby curling club one unionville rink qualified for the nov 29 finals and another was eli minated ray grant won his first game 54 over tom howat of tarnheather in agincourt but lost the all- important second match 109 to ian auld of tor onto royal canadians curling for grant were ted westlake vice jack watson second and bob graham lead bob harris a unionville skip who has been in all four dunlop bonspiels made it to the finals for the fourth straight year with two straight wins be fore dropping his final game in a real cliff hanger 87 to auld in fact auld who dropped both union ville rinks during the day qualified for the first event finals of the dunlop nov 29 harris led his unionville quartet to a 63 win over stu daw of dixie in his first game and bombed bill petersons whitby rink 135 in his second game he will take his curlers back to whitby for the 3rd event finals on saturday nov 29 curling for harris were murray roberts vice grant wallace second and george stark lead the unionville curling club will be further repre sented in the dunlop event this saturday nov 22 by bob coulters rink on the cvarlst ray grant skip of a unionville rink in the dunlop bonspiel at whitby completes his delivery in a game against tom howat of tarnheather agincourt fourth and final saturday of qualifying nov 28 jack hildebrand and har ry sheldon will skip their unionville rinks in the 830 am draw kinsmen juveniles 7 oclock league stouffville a 673 trinle with sinnle cames of 215 209 and 249 nu barb melhuish on top of the 7 oclock ladies leamie nov 13 over the 200 mark were flora forfar 228 and 210 minnie peach 222 har riet cantwelt 222 betty allen 206 shirlev wright 206 mary havnes 204 and judy armstrone 200 team standines hi los 50 clackers 36 min is 31 headliners 31 and goofers 18 extend win streak stouffville an ontario championship it is far too earlv in the sea son to tell yet but at the rate theyre going the stouffville kinsmen ju veniles should give all ri vals a run for their mon ey the latest victim was markham led by jody holden with 4 goals and 1 assist the home squad trounced the visitors 82 bill thornhill collected 1 goat and 3 assists brian kessel 2 goals and 1 as sist brian norton 1 goal jim lamoreaux 2 assists wendall harrison and russ stover 1 assist each with a potent offense out front and good goal- tending by harold wal- ly crowder the kinsmen club piled up a onesided lead this thursday nov 20 stouffville travels to new castle next wednesday nov 26 at nine oclock clairlea juveniles will be the visitors here this is an exhibition game re placing brooklin who have dropped out of the league due to a shortage of men legion league stouffville lois bartley topped the leg ion ladies leaaue nov 1 1 with a hich trinle of 632 a high sinole of 235 and a second came of 210 over 200 were doris farthine 211 ruth win- terstein 227 ev mckay 220 tudv sniers 212 and sadie greenshield 202 and 215 team standings moon rocks 25 skvlarks 23 no nos 17 moon babies 17 stinkers 15 and loon- ey lunars 11 steven schell nets tieing goal stouffville stouffville red white came from behind to tie stouffville stockyards 2- 3 in novice action nov 11 steve schell scored the tieing goal with less than one minute to play on an end to end rush jimmy cadicux scored the red white goal on a pass from steve schell for the stockmen it was a great disappointment they had played well all through the game randy wood and dave huxlablc were the marksmen while norm hetherington and richard walte were the playmakers in a fast wellplayed game turner contractors edged birkett insurance 43 scorers for turners were dan gibson dale knabb ed lcgcr and ken risk for birketts it was owen hurl with a pair and danny brown don macnee picked up an assist in another wellplayed game crest hardware lopped the credit union 32 brian aida fired 2 goals for the winner with randy smith getting 1 goal and 2 assists chuck 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