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thetriblne thursday jan 24 191 is slapshots international flavor by jack watson this past winter has added a truly in- ternational flavor to the stouffville hockey scene any saturday finds a number of hockey games going on but to drop in on a saturday afternoon this winter the chances of seeing players from the usa switzerland the province of quebec or other centres in on- tario has become the norm this winter stouffville has played hosts to clubs from detroit michigan findlay ohio st michele quebec and from walliselien in switzerland through it all the jans and players alike have all conducted themselves in fine fashion in three of the cases mentioned we have hosted the players and their accompanying fans and parents for two and 10day stays truly we have become international hosts intertown tourney set stouffville the highlight of minor hockey week in stouffville is the third annual uxbridgestouffville hockey tournament that pits four teams from each town in a home and home series friday the tourney begins in uxbridge at 7 pm when the atoms play the peewees bantams and midgets will also play games that night sunday afternoon the action shifts to stouffville with the same four teams competing in four games the first of which i begins at 12 noon last winter we sent a team to swit zerland to play a series of games and as international visitors the word has been brought to us about the exemplary conduct of stouffvillites abroad we can take all this for granted but it has not happened to all clubs that have participated in this foreign ex change talking to a young player from trenton who participated in a trip to finland i have found out that there are those who dont have our success trenton was beaten badly in their gatnes there but did not respond in the manner required of good losers after a display of bad tempers both on and off the ice it has been requested of the provincial association in charge omha that canadians are not as welcome in that country as we were before this trip the recriminations as a result of a disasterous visit are not against the team visiting a country but against the country sending the players our congratulations to the stouffville association responsible for their hosting of the swiss and belatedly congratulations on the representations as citizens of stouffville and particularity as canadians while abroad becker midgets 20 goals added in one week stouffville the beckers milk midgets added 20 goals to atom allstars demolition done on uxbridge rouge stouffville the birkctt and hassard atoms may have to buy demolition insurance from their sponsor if that isthe way they are going to continue to treat op ponents in omha play last week they dumped uxbridge 41 and embarassed west rouge k to the tune of 120 the chief tlemolishcr has continued to be paul barry paul had three goals and three assists in the west rouge game and against uxbridge earlier in the week potted two goals against uxbridge bead smith counted the fonly uxbridge marker while norman widcman barry and norman mckenzie completed the scoring tony leger norm mckenzie and robert gierkink had assists tim dart and mike rehih sharing all the netminding for the atoms this season took the shutout in the rouge tony leger matched paul barrys three goals while mark boadway greg tait and robert gierkink had two goals each this team of youngsters boasts the best win record of all stouffville clubs this season after allowing newcastle a first period lead of 20 stouffvilles novice goalies play outstanding stouffville allan focklcr has been outstanding in the stouffville nets of the edwardsmurphy paint ers novice club this is the first year of omha competition for any of these boys who with the exception of losses to bay ridges and whitby have taken all lyopponents uxbridge was sent home stinging from a 41 loss to the painters barry smith led the way for stouffville with three goals bradley jones scored stouffvilles other goal and shane redshaw had the only uxbridge marker tim mcneil tim yeomans robert millwain mark murphy and mike glen drew assists in the contest stouffville shutout west rouge in their last meeting 40 mark murphy scored the cnner with tim yeomans drawing the assist brent barton tipped in a peter sinclair pass to close out the first period scoring in the final period barry smith assisted on both goals scored by the novice club from stouffville the third goal was scored by tim yeomans and the fourth and final marker went to tim mcneil donny wagg grabbing an assist on that one also the edwards- murphy painting novices blanked the rouge 70 tim yeoman and brad jones each scored two for the painters with singles going to brent barton peter sinclair and craig corner sinclair was top scorer with three assists to go with his single marker allan- focklcr had the shutout against bay ridges robert millwain and doug gertsma with his first goal of the season was two little too late as the novices dropped a 32 decision to bay ridges birkett and hassard atoms came on in the second and third periods and ended the game with a 33 tie bob dwyer got newcastle out of the gate at 320 of the opening period and then came back at the 11 00 mark to set up newcastles second marker which was put away by dan wagar after the teams changed ends for the second period paul barry put stouffville back into the game with an unassisted effort at the 18 second mark of the final period robert gierkink tied the game for stouffville barry and greg tait drew assists barry greenshields gave stouffville the lead with 10 minutes remaining in the third period as he combined with andrew redshaw and norm mckenzie with a minute to go in the game dan wagar tucked in a kevin wade pass to tie the game at 33 newcastle and stouffville have been neck and neck in all meetings this year with stouffville holding a slight edge in the plus column the birkett and hassard insurance novice are continuing to roll over all comers in league and exhibition play led by paul barrys four goal efforts the insurancemen dumped west rouge 61 norm wideman and greg tait each had singles to complete the walk away win at uxbridge in an exhibition tilt norm mackenzie paced stouffville with two goals and two assists for a 52 decision paul barry was right behind mackenzie with two goals and an assist as the high scoring defenceman potted his sixth goal in two games david mehaffey counted stouffvilles other goal whipper telethon money given for pool stouffville an ac cident that partially disabled wrestler whipper billy watson two years ago was the start of a campaign to have a therapeutic pool built at york county hospital in newmarket whipper has vowed to raise the 250000 needed for the pool monday night a group of stouffville citizens met at the office of birkett and hassard insurance to get behind the project peter gorman of new market spoke to the group about the upcoming telethon on ckvr channel 3 it will last 30 hours starting 12 noon saturday feb 16 ending 6 pm sunday feb 17 he mentioned how the high schools in the area have gotten behind the project and are organizing events to raise money donations during the telethon will be received in stouffville at the office of birkett and hassard insurance on main st which will be open the full 30 hours byron tuck rolls 235 single stouffville byron tuck was the top bowler in the childrens saturday bowling league jan 19 with a fine 235 in the 12 and over age group jan 19 others that beat the 175 mark included doug lehman 182 bill housser 220 brian good 207 mike rigbv 189 dave barry 192 185 and john christie 199 in the 812 division paul rainier rolled games of 193 and 14g to lead that section other top bowlers were steve rigby 164 157 ingrid assinck 136 both housser 158 119 shari lehman 115 174 david gould 121 146 dan leblonc 147 chervl bond 163 shellv bond 131 134 david lleaton 140 karen sleeth 147 sharon dykstra 149 165 dale jackson 119 kim tuck 166 116 brenda steel 127 colleen mcconnell 119 156 stephen ireland 140 150 and gordon leatherdale 180 123 steve rigby came within nine points of reaching the 200 plateau in the 8 to 12 year class of the saturday morning childrens bowling icarue jan 12 steve rolled an excellent 191 others with 115 and overwore david lleaton 144 chris armstrong 152137 julie ireland 117133 cheryl bond 131 shelly bond 122 gordon 1eatherdale 118 paul ramer 117172 scott long 145 stephen ireland 129129 kim sleeth 130 ingrid assinck 139 dale jackson 126169 teresa ewing 155 beth housser 145 kelly long 126 david gould 165- 130 dan leblonc 141 gw en shadlock 116 kim tuck 150 sandra llincks 123 monday men bowlers 893 triple leads league their already outstanding total and outscored west rouge 71 at the don beer arena then came back to bounce visiting newcastle 136 at the rouge stouffville outshot the hosts by a 71 margin and scored at the same ratio the game saw defenceman john turner come up with his best effort of the year turner counted two goals his first of the season stouffville took a 30 lead into the second period on goals by andy leitch and doug feasby phil deregon counted the only rouge goal midway through the second period and john turner put away another goal for stouffville before the second ended in the final period stouffville added goals by turner jeff roy and doug taylor to complete the scoring in a poorly played game against newcastle andy leitch potted three goals and two assists to lead the scoring peter fitzpatrick was right behind with a goal and four assists wow a 230 stouffville look back over your shoulders folks the kids are catching up in the saturday morning childrens bowling league 12 years and over jan 12 glen kelly rolled a sparkling 230 close behind was bruce leflcur with a 220 over 175 were byron tuck 189 john christie 198177 debbie foley 197 bill housser 186 pat tuck 178 happ mess is t for a 6 year old boy the ultimate in happiness is an opportunity to play hockey in the saturday morning house league at the stouffville arena graham lloyd participated in his very first game jan 19 and obviously enjoyed every minute of it he is the son of mr and mrs tony lloyd r r 2 stouffville minor hockey week in stouffville is jan 21 through 27 jim thomas visitors surprise stouffville squad stouffville baumberger and urs wallisellen midgets bleuler this brought the staged a turn around in swiss supporters to their sundays game and held feet the club responded off the big shooters from with an all out attack stouffville for a period and a half while they enjoyed a lead in the first and second periods the final score of 62 was decidedly different from the opening game here on friday jan 11 when stouffville outscored their visitors 141 nino nardino clinched a pretty passing play with the first goal of the game at 652 of the opening period nardino who with linemates rolf graf and ueli straub did an excellent job of playing two way hockey got the wallisellens off to an early lead defenceman claudio ernst and straub drew the assists howie jones a continuous threat to wallisellen tied the game at 11 with a minute and thirty four seconds to go in the first period the swiss club got the lead back at 803 of the second period as martin stilli the real standout of the visiting forwards put away a pass from markus forgetting their close- checking game that had held stouffville back from the scoreboard doug feasby the big scorer w ith seven goals in the opener responded to his lack of attention with two quick goals in 22 seconds this scoring shocked the visitors back into their close checking game but the damage had been done john turner carried the play the two games but looked very strong in the second contest holding the score to respectability the presentation was made by the swiss press of toronto stouffville joe barber warded off all comers monday night in the monday mens league rolling a phenomenal 893 triple and a sparkling single high of 385 he had another single score of 281 other top lanesmen included barry irving 730 bob campbell 663 heinz blum 802 vernon ward 656 chuck harrott 802 jack dunstall 686 bill grove 684 glen jackson 730 art grove 686 russ holder 657 jack hop per 718 bill vanderleest 658 bob tran 680 top single scores came from barry irving 293 dave mcnelly 269 bob campbell 257 heinz blum 333 252 chuck harrott 334 dave macdonald 275 jack dunstall 319 glen jackson 282 271 wayne jackson 293 art grove 255 jack hopper 254 253 cliff dunkcld 285 and bob tran 333 chuck harrott and wayne mcmann engaged in a tight race for the high triple lead in the monday night mens bowling league jan 14 and ended the evening with identical totals 824 in the top single division dave mcdonald burned up the alleys with a 336 individual results follow over 650 bill white 652 ron legault 294 wayne jackson 284 691 bob campbell 655 bob morley 283250 roy ireland 721 heinz eldon wagg 258251 bob blum 725 vernon ward cochrane 261 660 al gleave 657 dave mcdonald 796 bill grove 676 wayne mcmann 824 chiick harrott 824 art grove 684 bob morley 734 eldon wagg 744 over 250 len greenwood 276 ron legault 309 bob campbell 252 roy ireland 280 barry irving 297251 heinz blum 286270 norm ewing 261 vernon ward 273 al gleave 272 dave mcdonald 336 bill grove 265 gord hardie 263 wayne mcmann 301283 chuck harrott 307279 cliff dunkeld 254 keith barton 262 art grove 728 triple leads thursday bowlers stouffville doris redquest recorded a fine 728 triple and easily led the ladies thursday bowling league jan 17 she posted single game scores of 237 252 and 239 other top single scores came from- up the ice for stouffvilles beverly sefton 245 barb fourth goal setting up melhuish 219 flora rob lawson for the goal via a pass to brian murphy in the final stanza feasby put away his third and fourth goals to complete the scoring don richardson and kevin morley assisted on one and morley and john turner drew assists on the last swiss goalie hans- jorg stabler won the swiss club trophy as the outstanding player in the two stouffville meetings stabler was tested continuously throughout forfar 234 joyce shadlock 303 217 cathy graves 218 gail hunter 275 grace bulley 222 diane graves 246 audrey gibson 222 lydia mcphee 209 marlene grove 204 206 marg wagg 201 muriel illingworth 221 216 and mildred oneill 256 some bowlers consider themselves fortunate to break the 200 barrier once a night barb melhuish did it three times jan 10 in the thursday ladies league she had games of 237 238 and 230 for a triple of 705 audrey gibson also enjoyed three good scores of 255 231 and 200 others with 200 and over were doris redquest 200 ena wassenaar 201234 muriel illingworth 265 mildred oneill 214 diane graves 202 joyce shadlock 226 cathy graves 200 joanne harper- 231 judy arm strong 209202 isabel prentice 230 diane graves counted singlegame scores of 276 and 244 jan 3 in the thursday ladies bowling league she had the high triple of 711 other top bowlers on that date were gail hunter 222 judy arm strong 206 dorothy boake 217 marg wagg 203202 doreen calhoun 225 flora forfar 203- 218 marlene bell 212 joyce shadlock 229 teresa ertl 221 faye gill 229226 public notice lg town of whitchurch stouffville thursday afternoon stouffville norma herbert bowled 654 to take top spot in the thursday afternoon bowling league jan 17 followed by mary st fjohn 626 sadie greenshields 620 jean dart 637 linda mcewcn 605 lois bartlcy 605 and mary moffct 601 single high scores were posted by eileen piphcr 235 elva new march 234 ruth smith 228 diannc waterston 228 connie baker 220 and marg mclean 221 mary drewery was the top roller jan 3 in the thursday afternoon ladies bowling league she collected a 677 triple runnersup were jean foley 643 norma herbert 637 lois bar tlcy 637 june ward 635 toots taylor 625 ber- nice nelson 624 linda mcevicn 605 in single games sadie greenshields was high with a 262 others over 200 includedlynda boncheff 222 edna lee 220 mae spence 217 mildred ash 217 shirley knabb 215 elsie aida 207 mary carey 207 gaye lehman 207 fans wanted nq experience necessary for exciting high calibre junior b hockey markh am royals st michaels i friday jan 25 1974 markham centennial arena buy 1 ticket get i free courtesy chesebrough ponds can ltd minor hockey week in canada whereas the weekof january 21st is being observed throughout canada as a period to focus public attention on the physical characterbuilding and other benefits of hockey for our youth and whereas the game of hockey is recognized as canadas national game which teaches our youth to develop a competitive spirit cooperation with others bodybuilding and respect for authority and whereas it is the hope of every municipality to develop one or more players capable of representing canada as a member of canadas national team and whereas the minor hockey association in this community has earned the com mendation and support of every citizen and whereas minor hockey is the foundation from which accomplished hockey players develop now therefore i as mayor of the town do hereby declare the week commencing january 21st be observed as minor hockey week in canada and request that all parents and others support this observance by attending games during minor hockey week and thereafter until the minor hockey season ends date january 18th 1974 gordon ratclijfp gordon ratcfiffemayvr dont send take your boy to the arona and stay to see him play