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the tribune stouffville ont thursday aprij 30 15j3 mole motors seasons bowling champs roktl iitionh bkolghaji th brougham hockey club under ti- management of don brrv i to b- mratulaid on winning ib- stouffville arena triy i two jtraisat games iom port perry this season line brock road xiuad 3j iirtd in three tau the ohiia is intermediate h and tli- arena bearue although ail the plai do uo hail irom brougham they do come from the sur- rouidin4 di-tri-i- of claretuont cherrywood and tloodwood itiiey will no doubt he baik again next season to defend their hampionvblp lotwi omha kxkfftlvk tkavkis itmiu muks a skasdv in m1voi5 ikkkkv iuomotiox a mr jim austin stotiffvilles omiia executive has travelled lcoe to 1000 miles during the past hotkey season io aid in the ipromoilon of minor hockey in ontario during this time he ha- onaily conducted live i the fifteen presentations to cham- ipionship iluli ranging ali the way from peterhoro to port icolikiriie in the 195253 hockey year just completed the omha lopereated 10s7 teams consisting of 16655 players out of the irjfteen series st catharines was the only club to claim a cham- rionship for the second straight year in juvenile a the mitchell lllephurn trophy went to st catharine- weston captured the jc m welehe award emblematic of the juvenile a minor championship while vvallaceburg was awarded the lionel loonachcr cup for winning the juvenile li honors pleiiheini iwon the jack roxbrough silverware for juvenile c and bolton jtook the j i christie juvenile i championship toronto marl- tioros won the midget a cup donated by j ii stafford in midget 1a minor port colborne walked oil with the herb parker trophy while simcoe copped the midget ii award and the dr eon hipwell cup hracebridsc won the midget c title lucknow khe midget i and peterboro the bantam a minor our neigh- v i 1 1 i lmrlmi j t iic is i 1 alio rtiriihmu iii- iiiiiiiiim ihiiiiwi i wui iii iori newmarket brought home the a a morrison trophy em blemaric of midget b supremacy wiiigham captured the midge i silverware and schomhefg was awarded the midget i chani- pibnship is that illist piavoik gamk so imiobtaxt when a hockey team or baseball club hits the playoffs the ouch will usually stress the importance of winning the first time it is generally regarded that the team who can carry oil ihe top honors in the opening contest lias a decided edge in the r this fact has been proven wrong during a number of ockey playoffs that have just been concluded you may recall jlearly the first game between boston and detroit in the semi final round for the stanley cup when the powerful bed wings jmothered the llruinsbj a score of ft4 boston recovered from ihis early setback to knock off the wings and enter the finals cingston goodyeats of the senior b grouping literally shocked ihe experts by losing the first game in each of their four playoff rounds and yet bounced right back on every occasion to win the hamponship kingston dropped their playoff opener to helle- yille oshawa iyndhurst motors and woodstock but each time jhey made a victorious comeback at one point in their series ivith the motor city squad the cioodyears were down three games jo one but pulled the series out of the fire much to the amaze- luent of all concerned one explanation may be that it takes loin- teams a game or two to size up their opposition especially strange ice surface hut when they figure out their special jtyje of play the story is often reversed such lias certainly been i he case on many occasions this winter stolki-viui- bkcomint a spoutsmavs iakalilsk you sportsminded fans who think that stouffville is back- vird in the athletic field should take out a pencil and paper lind list the activities that are available to all ages and groups ibrougboui the spring summer fall and winter everyone must limit that with the construction of the new arena stouffville look a big step ahead m the sporting limelight in the winter months which in our town extend from the early week of llctober io the last week in april the ice palace is in operation providing peewee midget bantam and senior hockey as well as jiuineious community leagues which take advantage of the rink considerable time is set aside for public and figure skating during he even month period also ill the summer months wrestling enjoyed by many enthusiastic fans while dancing bingos and jthei forms of entertainment has its place let us now move inside where we find three ball clubs in action there is the jamous stouffville bed sox baseball squad the newly organized loftbail club and a champion girls team that walked off with the lionours last season stouffville has two types of bowling to offer ihe five pin at the arena howling centre and lawn bowling vhich is carried on throughout the summer months in the park jhe stouffville i ions club completed a fine job of bardtopping lie oiiceshanieful tennis courts and a tennis club will be formed ii i matter of weeks those of us who find the above named ports too robust call wander down to the lower section of the ark and lake up the friendly game of horseshoes indeed uouffville has and is blossoming out in the sporting world and kit n a little hard work on the part of every sports minded citizen his rapid growth will not be short lived spring am thk sportsman now spring is once again with us with it will come ever- mieasej activity in the outdoors sportsmen will head toward heir favourite likes and streams in search of the big one that id away campers will plan hikes and camping trips and icationists will plan another years outing these people will all have one thing in common they will making use of the natural resources of our province natural sources which are theirs by right this is as it should lie but le tragedy of the whole thing is that people must be persuaded o protect this common property every year we read of socalled sportsmen who are lined ir taking many times the legal limit every year we read of ampers who thoughtlessly destroy much valuable timber by iitling young trees for firewood tent poles rafts etc and too very year we lead of destructive forest fires caused by the areless flick of a lighted cigarette the hasty abandonment of ti improperly extinguished camp fire or by other careless acts this situation need not exist there is no reason why poi ismen true sportsmen should disobey the game laws legal inlts are not set to decrease outdoor pleasure rather they are t to increase and implement the pleasure of a day in ontarios utdoors legal limits today mean sufficient supplies for to- loitow if we are to adopt a selfish attitude and recklessly take le fish from our streams it is not difficult to foresee that the itttre would soon find us devoid of the inhabitants of our aters in the same way if campers rekiesiy destroy young tim er with no thought of the results of their actions much of this iluable natural resource would be lost the wealth represented y our forests would rapidly diminish and in the end the very eople who disobeyed the code of sportsmen would be the ones suffer they would soon find many areas closed to them leieby imposing limits upon their outdoor activities on the subject of forest fires we cannot speak too seriously o one benefits from a forest tire pores wealth i- our wealth chen we destroy our tall stately trees we are systematically educing the natural value of this great province lat year an educational campaign of great magnitude udeavoured to cany the mesage of caution to people eveiy- heie in the province special radio programmes magazine nicies newpaper stories and bulletins warned the people that nit ion was a necessity but when the final total was figured ver s5 of the forest tires were caused by human carelessness this year let us all make a special effort to be sportsmen i oery sense of ihe word it matters not how we derive our njoyment from th outdoors what matters isthat we as tizens owe it to ourselves to protect what is rightfully ours y o doing we win guarantee the preservation of the oppor- inity to enjoy many carefree holidays in this one of the most ituraliy biessed areas in the world j the mole motors 3pin bowling champions win headed the leastie all s-ea- son with the exception of playoffs are shown aeeeirt- irijs the mole motor trophy which boss alt had donated for trie winners left to right shown are jerrv hooker joe murray sr walt cook a if mole joe miniay jr front roy minton mid fred wood land local arena presenting new wrestling show commencing in may the stdultville arena will present an entirely new wrestling show here with star mat per formers fresh from united states tours many are season ed grapplers from the south ern states wrestlers from the grapefruit belt where toron tos film tv wrestling shows originate xext weeks tribune will carry the full card for the first show one of the feature per formers from chicago will be otoole the wild irishman a 225ppunder in the semifinal on opening night local fans will he treated to a real thrill er when the masked red demon from florida a drop kick specialist will match muscles school for forest guides at dorset in expectation of a record it flux of hunters and fisher men into ontarios justly- famed hunting and fishing grounds and resorts this year the ontario department of lands and forests is holding weeklong school for licens ed guides april li to is at the forest ranger school near dorset this is a continuance of an educational plan begun last year when the course was of evident benefit to guides and public alike aim of the department is to provide the best in experienc ed guides able to discharge not only their duties to their patties but also their respon sibilities to the province in the care and conservation of all natural resources so as to ensure perpetual enjoyment of those sport- which attract so many thousands here every vear nearly joonof limiting and angling licenses were issued last year for instance to non residents 2ico0o tingling and kiioo hunting permits res dents need no angling permiu but took out ss0o0 deei- and 1450 moose hunting licenses hunters from across the bord er will be here in greater num bers this year it is expected with the lifting by the us department of agriculture of the embargo which existed last year against import of till clovenhoofed animals due to concern at the time over foot- andmouth disease guides some with 30 years experience or more will re ceive intensive training in latest techniques peculiar to their special craft lectures and demonstrations will cover such important subjects as water safety first aid handl ing of marine motors fishing gear and latest firearms and believe it or not cooking peaches in clancy finals peaches ac came up with two important wins on satur day and monday nights to enter the king clancy inter mediate finals on saturday night at lnionville they battled lewis cartage in their first semifinal encounter and edged their rivals by a score of 21 lewis struck for the opening tally midway through the first period and held the lead going into the final half peaches evened the count as murray lewis fired a low drive into the bottom corner on passes from d smith and j thomas both teams tried desperately to notch that all- important clincher but the goaltenders held the fort in spectacular style with but five minutes remaining in the game j thomas picked up a loose puck inside ie opposi tions bluoline and backhand ed the rubber into the corner to give peaches one god i icad the seventh concession mad continued to press and jin the final minute of play al i lewis drove a bullet shot be- j hind the goaltender but the pjieial claimed the puck had bounced oil the pose and mo goal was not allowed peaches played the game with hut six forwards two defencemen and a goaltender on monday night the locals assured themselves a spot in the group finals as they down ed lewis cartage 31 to clinch the series d thomas with two goals was the main cog in the peaches machine his first i tietl the score on a ouick pass from m grove and his second tally came on a wild scramble around the opposition cage with the goaltender sprawled completely out of position d smith sewed the game up in the final minute when he teed off from a ftice off in his own zone and golfed the puck down the ice into the empty net while the goaltender sat on the bench in favor of an extra forward m wm w imi 33 the signof a cooo time jf cr-tt- vsvjrrtiso jgc sv theatre markham 2 shows nitely 7 9 pm sat matinee 200 pm thursday friday april 30 may 1 the most exciting action picture ever made robert mitchum ann blyrh one minute to zero in news cartoon saturday only may 2 terrific lew ayres marilyn maxwell new mexico in color laurel hardy short cartoon monday to saturday may 4 to 9 1 giant week of top entertainment ed sox plan ioliday tourney the stosiffvihe ked sox are iking preparations for a nr team holiday tournament monday slav isth it is rected that ijule britain itton an fenelon falls will ovide th opposition as a tricoiiniy league organization meeting held at seagrave ont on friday of last week johnhv learovd noted simon hockey and base hail star was appointed secre- trv of the league stouffville i utton and little britain are definite entrie- in the group whie sunderland and port perry are doubtful starters at i the present time i the averattc worker in ontario makes v5i6 a week replace claremon in softball loop secretary of the markham township softball league mr ernie appleton informed the tribune this week that an attempt was being made to bring woodbridge into the group to replace claremont who have decided to move into the whitby league wood- bridge had requested an entry earlier in the soaon but had been turned down due to the distance factor woodbridge has no floodlights the secre tary had completed the sched ule for the season but due to the replacement the copv will have- to be revised people take advantage the fellow with a heart goldso he has little of it his pocket ray collins bodil miller plus selected shorts cartoon htifiiii t- tm re kingston wins oha senior 8 championship kcgton cioodyears wjn from this poirt the athletics the ontario hockey assjcij- appeared competcv disorsan- tson senior l hockey chant poahip with a vm win over woodstock athletics gikki- kingston knocked home six vears won the hestofseven ds in the nrst period and in series 12 the second ouiscorei the ath- the kingtoti win w a jcties 20 and followed startling tvvera from last through with four n the third wednesday night when the goodyear scorers were cliff athletics edged them 13 tinkess with three ted xich- the gootiyears went intoolson don murray and walt action from the start scoring gerow with two each and one three goals in le thin each by jack white ken par- minutes of the opening period ti ant jack mckeovvn you are invited to the muy jrrom stouffville high school friday may 8th 1953 at the legion hall stouffville featuring the rhythm airs orchestra semiformal s3 10 per couple dancing from 900 io 101 conic and see the crowning of the may queen www asses seryi canada soldiers like those of the airborne infantry are helping to guard canada ready to drop into action wherever danger threatens the young man who joins the army and has conn plctcd his infantry training may then volunteer to start training for the proud wings of canadas soldiers of the sky anivi how does a man choose a job he examines the pay th working conditions the opportunities for advancement th financial security from every one of these aspects an army career is excellent and more no monotony of being stuct for years in one place pension plans after 20 years service medical and dental care whenever needed without regard for cost or time opportunities for training and advancement in the army today are truly outstanding imarhe army soldiering is a mans life i there are challenges and dangers but wherever you go in the army you know you can rely on your comrades trained fighting men who share with you th action of military life if you think an army career is or you enquire about the opportunities for service with the infantry die roost important men in the canadian army you ar llqlbl io join the army if you are j7 to 0 years of g and able to meet army test requirements applicants should bring birih certificates or other proof of age when reporting for intenriew for full information apply right away to no 1 3 personnel depot wollis house rideou chorlotie stj ottawa ont no 5 personnel depot artillery pork bogot st kingston ont conodion army recruiting centre 90 richmond street west toronto ont no 7 personnel depot wolieloy barracks oxford 4 elizobeth srs london ont army recruiting cerrre 230 moin st vv north bay ont army recruiting centre jomes street armoury 200 jomes st north hamilton ont aioo-