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tit 10 ihe mcuwrtut imeune lhrauy mirca mi juveniles replay series doubleheader on thurs trouble avertkd the management o the siouffvjue jureatle team cart thank their lucky stars that th new electric spirts ttsa was installed in the arena this winter as havelock iou4 the wouldbe winning soal in the stouffville nt oa saturday xsiehi the buzzrr was ringing announcing the end of fchs sn a fal rhubarb could have developed if the oldstyle tlmpie had ill ten in use as it was a few questions were askd feut the argument was shortlived a tkxse series it would appear that minor hockey ha 3s11t come into its own here in stouffville the bartamjuvnin doubleheader a saturday night attracted close to 500 fan the largest crowd to attend a scheduled game here this eaon the fams were not disappointed even the performance of our baataro team sur prised the spectators and the juveouas contest packed more thrills than any game played hre this winter perhaps the fans are beginning to realize just how good our minor hockey is here it must be admitted that the boys give the game everything- theyve got and thats all one ihoud expect la the recently concluded havelockstouffville bantam series the clean sportsmanlike conduct of both teams wjs one of the features the officials both at havelock and here in stouffville kept the contest wel in hand and although a number of penalties were meted out they were all for minor offences stouffville showed true sportsmanship at the final whistle on saturday night by extending congratulations to the winners havelock had a nice club headed by their two ace forwards ron rutherford and keith kirk like stouffville it appeared that the management of the havelock team had outlawed all rough play and this contributed to a better series the same type of hockey is also true of thf juvenile unnecessary penalties are taboo with coach jack watson and he has done a fine job of promoting this idea among his players iont think this juvenile club cant play it rough and rugged because they can but they realize that penalties in playoff competition can be costly clippers edge beeton 32 harman gets goal jake harman was the hero of thursday nights semifinal roundrobin playoff opener with beeton as he scored what proved to be the winning goal the clip pers edged their rivals 32 bruce mcdowell put stouff- vills out front at 216 of the first period with defenceman les clarke picking up an assist harold hodgson made it 20 at 1751 beeton pulled back on even terms with the clippers as whe- lan and broley blinked the light in the second frame at the 830 mark jake harman potted the winner on a goalmouth pass on thursday evening of this i week another doubleheader xt- hockey match will be featured almstedt wins in the stouffville arena in the u w p a wor a first game commencing at 645 awaru p m the stouffville juveniles gus almstedt hard-work- will battle havelock in the sec- ing defenceman with the lnion- ond game of the ontario quarter ville jets was presented with final playoffs the local club the valuable player takes a five goal lead into the avvarr durire the elmvafe- i at 9pm stouffvilles inter- s on friday night it was mediate c team will meet the first award ever received by i aurora in their roundrobin the popular rearguard mr group semifinal they divided carman boadway made the pre- their home and home series with semation on behalf of the ln- jets trounce elmvale 123 in playoff opener beeton winning 32 and losing 75 a win here on thursday 1 night would almost assure them of a birth in the group finals s aurora blanked milton 90 on tuesdav night to enter the semi- ionville fire brigade almstedt hails from the richmond hill district and forms part of a po tent defensive twosome with jim stunden also a firstyear finals the stouffvillehaveloek performer ith the jets juvenile series is being replayed shee both teams were dead locked following their initial start enter the cartoon capers contest on page five this week from harold hodgson stouffville had numerous chan ces to lengthen their lead on the visitors especially in the third period when beeton ran into a number of penalties on one occasion they were two men short but managed to hold stou ffville off the score sheet bee ton had nine penalties and stou ffville had four bud lehman of the clippers was banished from the contest early in the final frame with a game misconduct for arguing too strenuously with the referee bruce mcdowell and harold hodgson contacted the other penalties for the home sters juveniles playoffs tied after two games the unionville jets rolled to a convincing 123 victory over elmvale in the first game of the junior d group semifinals on friday night the onesided con test waj played on the jets home ice geo carey paced the winners to their decisive win firing five of his teams one dozen tallies he notched three in the third period bennie gayman net ted the hat trick and don mid- dleton scored two don tran and les jarvis each potted singles turner scored two for the visi tors and tipping tallied one both clubs battled on even terms in the first period carey scored for unionville on passes from darbyson and gayman ard tipping blinked the light for elmvale jin the second frame the jets outaored the visitors 12 a pair by gayman and singles by don middleton and carey put unionville out front to stay turner fired two in a row for elmvale the last period saw a goal- scoring parade by unionville for wards geo carey struck for three goals don middleton don j tran bennie gayman and les i jarvis each notched one tally i king city ousts midgets from north york playoffs wings buffalo complete schedule in first place the red wings and buffalo completed the regular schedule ef the lions peewee and pee- wee bantam groups in first place the wings finished six points ahead of the second place rangers in their respective lea gue while buffalo held a mere one point edge over pittsburg the runnersup in monday nights contests the rangers edged the red wings 21 the bruins downed the black hawks 21 buffalo defeated the leafs 31 and pittsburg trounced the canadiens 82 rangers 2 whigs 1 ed dawsons red wings suf fered only their third loss in the entire schedule on monday night when they dropped a 21 decision to the second place rangers the contest was a wideopen game teddy winter- field put the rangers ahead early in the game but ken aida evened the score with keith betz pfcklng up an assist with ten minutes remaining larry tay lor picked up a loose puck in front of the detroit net and backhanded the rubber into the bottom corner for the winner bruins 2 hawks 1 ted cadeuxs bruins one of the most improved clubs since the start of the season edged the last place black hawks 21 francis haylow led the boston club to victory scoring the win ning goal and assisting on one other wayne crowder counted i the first bruin tally billy payne the hawks top marksman mounted his teams only goal buffalo 3 leafs 1 a pair of goals by forward don gibson and a single tally by jim miller kept buffalo in first place as they downed the leafs 31 jim miller cliff reyn olds and garry brown picked up assists on the bruin tallies john torrance scored an un assisted goal for the leafs hornets 8 canadiens 2 warren hendricks and allan anderson each fired a pair of goals as pittsburg trounced the canadiens 82 in the final game on monday night single tallies came from the sticks of keith mcdowell les lye wayne ha milton and roger mole each of the goalscorers also picked up an assist eric mortimer and garry gall collected the goals for the canadiens with the lat ter figuring in both tallies playoffs the roundrobin playoff series will start on monday evening of next week the two teams in the two groups with the most points following the playdowns will be crowned peewee and peewee bantam champions the winners will be presented with a cup and each player will receive a crest the playoff ser ies will be completed on march 25th the schedule of games ap pears on this page mongolia in recognition of education week mrs paylor has been hold ing open house at the school monday wednesday and fri day for an hour mornings and afternoons parents who have not yet attended this lookin have still tomorrows sessions where they can observe how ultimate consumers will see steadily rising prices as long as they live says an economist if so that may not be very long for a considerable number of them fob am your bea1 estate i consult town ano counwv shciausts resident li i tjni business commercial appraisals kwhanrcs moitrape service those office 100 res 21j 317 their children are being taught sorry to hear that mr cecil davis mrs jim harris fa ther is in the iiospital at new market and his condition is not as good as they would like following his operation l mr and mrs joseph browns berger and family and mr ez ra brownsberger attended sun days fiftieth anniversary serv ices of the mennonite church on the danforth from this lit tle mission three other churches have sprung at ellesmere morningside and warden park all in east toronto the brown- isbergers visited with their bro- ther mr sam brownsberger and family between services mrs jos brownsberger and mrs john dike accompanied mrs lome byer of stouffville to toronto tuesday to visit their friend miss mary richer who is quite ill in st michaels hospital activities at the wlnns misses bertha and emma winn and mr frank winn had sun- dav supper with the rowland winns mr and mrs fred wil liams of port credit called at walter winns saturday night mr and mrs floyd forsyth mr and mrs albert brown and mr and mrs andy forson en joyed an evening of cards with mr and mrs walter winn on thursday watch the mongolia column next week for poetic trip by four men of markham mr jim austin executive member of the omha has ordered the stouffville and ha velock juveniles to play a new twogame goalstocount series following saturday nights thriller here the two teams were deadlocked havelock took the opener on their home ice 76 and stouffville squeezed out a 76 verdict here on saturday the first game of the new series was played in havelock on tues day the second game is sched uled for the stouffville arena on thursday commencing at 645 pm stouffville havelock 6 more than 500 fans cheered then moaned at regular inter vals in one of the most hectic hockey contests witnessed in the stouffville arena this season stouffvilles juvenile team eked out a tight 76 verdict to knot their twogames series at 13 goals apiece following the first period the local supporters were all but prepared for the next round of the ontario playdowns as stouff ville held a comfortable 40 lead over their havelock rivals what happened in the second and third periods will be remem bered by the management players and fans for many a day havelock outscored the homesters 32 in the second period and 31 in the final frame to even the series the visitors came within an ace of sweeping the two games but the auto matic buzzer had sounded and the wouldbe winner was dis allowed although stouffville had a number of lapses throughout the latter part of the contest here theydeserved a victory on the nights play bud thomas in the stouftville nets was definitely off he had little to do in the first period and in the second and third frames when havelock applied the pressure he wilted between the pipes as the game progressed the ten sion mounted fans held their breath on every havelock rush and only the bell saved the locals from total elimination stouffvilles offensive attack looked good they scored seven goals which should be enough to win any game by a comfort able margin murray holden one of the stars of the twogame series continued his prolific scoring attack firing three i goals two in the first period and one in the third his last tally came at 1637 of the final frame land looked big until nullified with less than three minutes remaining in the game don haynes turned in an 1 equally fine effort on the stouff i ville rearguard aside from breaking up the determined havelock rushes on the blueline the hardskating utility player counted a pair of goals both coming in the first period his first was a blazing bullet drive that caught the top corner of the havelock cage and his second a clever closein play that pulled goalie percy long completely out of position single tallies came from the sticks of howard malcolm and mike mcstravick havelock captain cliff chasa and forward brian scott each notched a pair for the visitors garry whitney and bob ruther ford potted singles there were twelve penalties in the game seven to havelock and five to stouftville havelock 7 stouffville 6 a seesaw battle in the first game played in the havelock arena on thursday night of last week ended with the opposition gaining a 76 verdict although havelock counted the first goal of the contest stouffville moved out front midway through the opening frame and held an edge throughout most of the game the locals led 65 until 1210 of the third period when havelock potted the tying tally forty seconds later defenceman don jackson allowed mclaughlin of havelock to steal the puck from his stick at the stouftville blue- line and park the disk behind goalie bud thomas for the win ner v there was little to chose be tween the teams in the series opener ross madill clever winger on the holden mcstra vick madill line was the driving force behind the stouffville attack he fired four goals be fore suffering a knee injury that hampered his efforts in the final frame murray holden and ted suzuki notched singles larry sayers fired a three- goal hat trick for the winners cliff chase potted a pair with singles coming from the sticks of norm barrans and don mc laughlin there were twelve penalties in the game six to each club stouffville midgets completed their hockey activity for the 195657 season on friday night when they were knocked out of the north york group playoffs by king city king took the opener in the nobleton arena by a score of 61 on thursday night and then rallied to tie stouffville here the following friday 44 to win the round ten goals to five norm hendricks fired the lone goal for stouffville on thursday evening on friday rick wed- seltoft led the scoring parade potting a pair norm hendricks and gord eckardt netted singles the midgets were financially backed by five local sponsors this season with all expenses paid up to date it cost the men 1200 each or a total of s6000 a considerable amount of mon ey was raised by an early- season draw and the players contributed a small per game fee throughout the schedule keith sutherland coach of the local bantam team had his share of bad luck on thursday night of last week aside from his team losing the playoff encoun ter at havelock keith had one tire blow out lost a hub cap and had his vehicle slide into the ditch while returning to stouff ville lions peeivee league w l t pts peewee red wings 9 3 4 22 rangers 7 7 2 16 bruins 7 s 1 15 hawks 4 9 3 11 bantam buffalo 12 1 3 27 pittsburg 12 2 2 26 leafs 3 11 2 s canadiens 1 14 1 3 results rangers 2 wings 1 bruins 2 hawks 1 pittsburg 8 canadiens 2 buffalo 3 leafs 1 playoff schedule march 11 bruins vs rangers hawks vs wings canadiens vs leafs pittsburg vs buffalo march 18 bruins vs hawks rangers vs wings pittsburg vs canadiens buffalo vs leafs march 25 wings vs bruins hawks vs rangers leafs vs pittsburg canadiens vs buffalo bantams beat havelock 64 lose on round young breakin artists apprehended at lake mary wylle an unsuccessful breakin was attempted at the cedar beach pavilion last friday mr vern davies went into the pavilion at noon hour to collect some equipment and heard noises where quiet should have been he investigated and caught 3 youths having a good time among the supplies in the loft the hoys all minors were from sudbury and had been on the prowl for the last three months fortunately they were caught before too much damage had been done we understand the petition for a school here at the lake is ready to be presented to coun cil it will probably be during the next regular council meet ing march 7th so far no defin ite site has been suggested for the proposed new school but things should start to move af ter thursday this is a most im portant issue to all both year rounders and summer resi dents and there will probably be several association represent atives at the council meeting the euchre was a sellout last friday pie and ice cream must be a really favourite dish it was really good too there atent too many friday nights left in this season so try to make the next one march 15th for sure lucky winners for last friday were mrs l pad- ley ladies first and myrtle topper took home the consola- tion prize for the men it was fred connor top man and young glen mowdcr consola tion dont forget open house at the school for all parents and friends tonight thursday mar 7th from 8 to 10 oclock the teachers will be pleased to see you and glad to answer any questions about your childs progress tea will be served so do try to come and bring a friend too were happy to re port that mrs laura ville- mere was back on the job this weekend laura went into a toronto hospital last tuesday and underwent a rather painful nose operation but is on the mend again george is doing well too these days still tak ing it easy we hope while were so close to the bowling alley here are the scores ladies high single and high triple were taken by marg ya- kely with a 226 and 581 karl friedle took the double hon ours for the men with a 253 and 636 it was a real close one for mens high single though paul bernard played one of his best of the season and was practically nudging karl with his 252 tile team scores look like this happv gang 46 trifles 40 whirlwinds 31 jok ers 27 come on jokers it aint funny monday night was parents night for the cubs it was a little short notice but still there were several parents there mr watson the cub master spoke briefly to tiie parents and asked formore par ental support the boys are en thusiastic and would appreciate their parents taking a more continued on next page the stouffville bantams reached the end of the ontario playoff road on saturday night although the homesters chalked up a 64 victory here they drop- ped the opener in the havelock arena on thursday by a one sided score of 94 stouffville 6 havelock i playing before a good crowd of hometown supporters the local bantam team skated to a 64 victory over havelock here on saturday night in spite of the victory the homesters fell three goals short of evening the series stouffvilles performance here could not be criticized in any way the local lads skated hard right to the final whistle and their efforts were roundly cheered by the partisan fans although faced with the difficult task of overhauling havelocks five goal advantage chalked up in the series opener the boys never stopped trying and looked good even in defeat their job was made even harder since havelock held a 21 lead at the end of the first period stouff ville counted two unanswered tallies in the second frame and outscored their rivals 32 in the last period ron rutherford havelocks number 13 was the driving force behind the visitors attack it took him less than two min utes to put his club out front 10 with an unassisted tally derek arburkle evened the score on a pass from larry momullen at 1120 hut keith kirk of have lock made it 21 one minute be fore the whistle sounded lynn mcmullen took over for stouffville in the second frame and potted twoinarow his first came after only 35 seconds had ticked by in the middle session with roger stover pick ing up an assist he added another at the seventeen minute mark on passes from allan boyd and willard peddie although stouffvilles hopes of tying the series faded slightly early in the last period when havelocks joe barrons scored they rose suddenly when the homesters fired three fast tallies behind goalie john agnew grant foreman blinked the light from larry malloy and rick wedscltoft at 240 and bob leh man sifted a bullet drive into the twine from the havelock blueline twenty seconds later at 735 derek arbuckle aught the corner with stouffvilles sixth and final goal with lynn mcmullen and larry malloy picking up assists on the play with less than five minutes to play in the game keith kirk of havelock sewed up the series for his team with a neat goal on a closein shot rick wedseltoft was brought down from the midgets to bol ster the bantam lineup and al though he failed to score he picked up an assist on one stouffville goal he performed on a line with grant foreman and larry malloy glenn jack son played well in the nets for the homesters there were eleven penalties in the game seven to stouffville and four to havelock havelock 9 stouffville 4 any similarity between the stouffville team of thursday night and the club of saturday night was purely coincidental for the first twenty minutes of thursdays game the local team played well in the second and third frames they lapsed badly and all hopes of winning either the game or the series were lost the first period saw stouff ville skate the havelock home sters into the ice with a little luck they could have doubled the score on their rivals but skated off the ice with a 33 tie with the exception of one goal the remainder of the game was strictly an allhavelock show stouffville appeared dead and all efforts by coach keith suth erland failed to spark the team to renewed efforts goalie glenn jackson after a rather shaky start settled down and alone kept the total from running into the double figures larry malloy fired a pair of goals for stouffville his second tally came on a rising shot from the blueline that caught the top corner of the havelock cage grant foreman and bob leh man notched singles ron ruth erford and keith kirk each scored four goals for the win ners joe barrons potted a single there were only three penalties in 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