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fc th stowfytui twkme tktvirf ma 28 1957 hornets are lions peewee champs a little life left it l probably true that to ttret corser kosp on monday morning with rtgard to saturday nights hockey brawl n the arena waji more concerned itb the tirawl than the hockey although ice are strictly opposed to such occurrences either by the players or the fan there is some satisfaction n knowing that there are at leasts a few local spectators who havent lost that enthusiasm that would pack district arena to the rafters a few years ago if you were one of the 600 odd tans who watched the juvenile contest here oa saturday you probably noted as i did the lack of real hlshfired eicitement on the part of our stouftville rooters the partisan norwich supporters not only outcheered us but they came very close to outnumbering us vei close to 300 spectators journeyed more than 100jnies to urgo their favourites on to victory i wonder if 300 stouffville fans would have travelled to norwich if the final game had been scheduled for their arena i hardly think so i cant understand the wishywashy attitude that seems to have takfn a strangle hold bn our tv loving public there was a good crowd there you say sure but take away the norwich fans and the attendance would have been pretty im that game on saturday night here was important real important and if local supporters wont come out and exercise their vocal cords at an ontario feiniflna contest then they never will i noticed a number in the arena on saturday watching our juvenile entry in action for the first time this season where were they during the series with ijbrtdge voodbrldjo and havelock this is not the case onlv in the sport of hockey how many times do our local ited sox players receive a hearty round of applause for a fine fielding play perhaps a couple of times throughout the entire season perhaps the most obvious example of our lukewarm sports enthusiasm occurred last winter when our bantam hockey club entertained stirling here in the ontario semifinals i believe if an actual count had been taken at the turnstiles the fans from stirling would have outnumbered our stouffvllle spectators it is for these reasons that i have no intentions of calling saturday nights allfan fight a disgrace or a black mark on our local hockey although it must be admitted that a number of spectators went to extremes and carried their enthus iasm a little too far it gives your writer a degree of satisfaction to know that stouffvllle still has it few fans who take a defeat with a certain amount of seriousness aside from a few scrapes bumps and bruises no one was seriously injured in the fracas red wings hornets peewee champions receive their trophies the red wings under coach ner although the rangers play- ed dawson and the hornets ed their best game of the play- coached by mr mortimer are off s they failed to win a single j the new peewee and peewee contest they finished in second bantam champions the mole place in the regular schedule memorial trophy was presented hornets 3 leafs 1 by mrs ethel mole to captain keith mcdowell and frank i kenny aida of the wings and j taylor were twogoal marksmen i asst capt ross brown on mon- for the champion pittsburg hor- j day evening keith mcdowell j nets as they defeated the maple i captain of the hornets received 1 leafs 31 paul evans notched j the jim austin trophy the pres- j the other tally for the winners j entation was made by rev d j roger mole picked up a pair of 1 davis the two assistant caj assists and allan anderson as- tains are keith james and norm sisted on one ron james potted tindall the peewee and pee- the lone leaf goal on a pass wee bantam leagues conclud- j 1 rom ron hutchinson none of ed their playoff activity this the first line forwards on cither week i club could blink the light wayne the wings held a onepoint hamilton warren hendricks lead over the second place and allan anderson all top hawks as they tied the bruins marksmen for the hornets dur- 33 on monday night the hawks ing previous games were held edged the rangers 65 in the off the score sheet in mondays peewee bantam group the j final contest marvin betz guard- hornets downed the leafs 51 t ed the leaf net and blocked while buffalo blanked the cana- j many goallabelled drives diens 5 0 i buffalo 5 canailiens 0 wings 3 bruins 3 five buffalo players scored francis haylow a 30goal i five goals in the final game of scorer in the peewee group this i the season on monday lop xor- soason fired three tallies for j ton garry brown jim malloy the bruins on monday evening allan blackstrom and ron gib- win clancy opener sport briefs peg oneill markhams ace softball hurler plans to appeal peachs ac pulled their equip- nis suspension by the osa for ment out of moth balls on fri- 1 signing two certificates both he day night of last week and play- and relief twirler red fleming ed their first hockey gajne of were suspended last fall and the season in the king clancy brooklin was awarded the ser- series the local squad squeezed ies without them in the lineup out a 32 victory over midtown j markhams chances of fielding aces the contest was played club this summer are pretty in the unionvllle arena the pittsburg hornets are the new champions of the lions peewee bantam lea gue they captured the hon ours on monday evening as the playoffs were completed the club is coached by mr mortimer the captain is keith mcdowell and asst capts are keith james and norm tindall the champs are pictured above from left to right front row ian foek- ler don kirton frank taylor roger mole and les lye centre row allan anderson paul evans bill sheridan wayne hamilton norm tin dall rear row keith james keith mcdowell warren hen- ricks and mr mortimer coach capt keith mc dowell was presented with the jim austin trophy by rev d davis jim thomas bud anthony fired what proved to be the winner john reesor and murray lewis each scored singles peachs held a 30 lead at one point in the game but weakened somewhat in the second half lloyd grove and harry lewis formed a stonewall defensive unit and were mainly responsible for the win jack warriner guarded the net for the homesters peachs have two scheduled games for this week the second to be played at leaside arena on saturday night commencing at 1130 pm playoff standing in ladies bowling optimists 2500 spitfires 2488 blowouts 2380 thunder- birds 2310 pluggers 2128 pin pushers 2114 slim according to reports union- ville plans to ice a jr c club next winter although at least four players on this years club will be lost through overage it is hoped that a couple of im ports plus two or three overage juveniles will fill the breach bud lehman leftwinger with the clippers keeps in shape by working in a few king clancy contests for a north toronto team the team chalked up a 30 victory at unionville on friday night and bud figured in all three tallies the local juvenile team that lost out to norwich after a very successful climb up the playoff ladder hopes to purchase new jackets in the near future mon ey collected through the lucky draw plus a little outlay by each player should cover the cost ppers ame aurora took the third game from the stouftville clippers 32 on tuesday night to win their best threeoutoffive oha in termediate group final three games to none aurora will now advance into the ontario play- downs against possibly elmvale the clippers spotted aurora a three to nothing lead in the first period and then bounced back to come within one goal of tying the count thorns gibson and nicholson all scored for aurora in the first twelve min utes of the opening stanza with out a reply from stouftville finally at 1631 of the period lewis got a loose puck in a scramble in front of the aurora nef and banged it home to make it 3 to forgie and hodgson were given assists on the goal there was no scoring in the second period both teams had some good chances to add to their count but netminding was y make a delicious cake ogilvie chocolate cake 16 oz 7c off pack pk 26 special offer lnjiersol 10c off pack cheese spread 16 oz jar 59 invigorating stimulating dsl black tea bags cello pkg of 100 79 biscuit feature dares pineapple or chocolate cream sandwich biscuits 35 biio crisp green pascal florida no 1 celery 4ss 2 fa 23 tops at both ends of the rink stouffville was continually bot tled up in their own end and their erratic passes kept finding their way onto aurora sticks in the final period mcdowell from hendy and vipond made it 32 as the clippers threw everything they had at the yongestreeters in an effort to knot the score and keep the series alive goalie jack willis was a standout performer and held up his teammates time and again as he was left unpro tected with a minute and a half to play stouffville pulled their goalie for a sixth attacker and the allout effort camewithin an eyelash of tying the game rub ber bounced around the aurora net in a steady stream in the dying moments the game was cleanly played with six minor penalties to au rora and four to stouffville as his team tied the champion red wings 33 allan galbraitb picked up two assists the red wings goals were evenly divid ed among three players ross j brown ted redshaw and keith i betz hawks 6 rangers 5 brian madill ran wild in a scoring way and fired four goals for the black hawks as they edged the tailend rangers 65 billy payne potted a pair with mike cadieux picking up two assists tom benson and jim goudie was a twogoal marks man for the rangers with a single tally coming from the stick of ted winterfield trail ing 54 with only three minutes to play in the game the ranger goalie was pulled from the nets in favour of an extra forward the move paid off as ted win- terfield fired the tying tally into the twine before the final whis tle had sounded however brian madill picked up a loose puck at centre ice and skated in alone to blink the light for the win- lose 21 to aurora thurs the stouffville clippers are of the stouffville net and willis hanging on the ropes on j in attempting to clear the disk thursday night they dropped a shoved it over the goal line promotion mack clement a member of the richmond hill municipal office staff has received a pro motion to the position of deputy- clerk he will now act as assist ant to clerk russell lynett mr clement has been in the employ of the municipality for a year and was raised and educated in richmond hill he and his fam ily live on mijl st in the town mr clement has had an act ive sports career and in addi tion to his work in the town offices he takes an active part in community activities and par ticularly local sports 21 decision to the aurora bel- aires the third and possibly the final game in the best of five series is scheduled for this week in the aurora arena the loss was a heartbreaker for stouffville after dropping the opener 86 it was thought possible that the clippers might pull back on even terms here on thursday on the nights play the clip pers didnt deserve to win al though they held their own with the visitors in the first and sec ond periods aurora had a de cided edge only some fine work by netminder jack willis held the yonge street crew off the score sheet one shot a blueline drive by defenceman walt fines thorns was given credit for the tally with five minutes remaining in the game harold hodgson led a twoman break out of his own zone and flipped the puck to winger bud lehman who was steaming in on the left boards bud let go a golf shot that bounced crazily along the ice into the corner of the aurora cage past the outstretched hand of netminder paul mcguire for the second time in as many games coach don mcin tosh pulled his goalie from the nets in the dying minutes but the extra forward failed to pro vide the clippers with any addi tional scoring power on at least two occasions aurora came son were the marksmen for the winners the canadlens were held off the score sheet champions the champion red wing team coached by mr ed dawson com prised the following players keith betz kenny aida ross brown tommy bunker jim gordon harold hoover barry hilts mark branham francis lye jim mehaffey ted red shaw vic sharp donald smith campbell stewart jim hll murray fenwick and david james the champion pittsburg club coached by mr mortimer com prised the following players ian focklcr donald kirton frank taylor roger mole les lye allan anderson paul ev- ans bill sheridan wayne ham ilton norm tindall keith james keith mcdowell and warren hendricks both clubs will be honoured at the annual lions club hockey banquet in may news from altona the regular monthly meeting of the altona wms will be attended a growers banquet at did actually score according to within an eyelash of duplicat- the ringside spectators but the ing their feat of the opening tilt puck pierced the twine and con- 1 when they sank the puck into tinued in play a large three- 1 the open cage although they inch hole in the back of the net teed off on a number of centre- was plainly visible following a ice drives the disk sailed past betweenperiod inspection the vacant net stouffville held their aurora harold hodgson russ forfar rivals at bay for two complete v were stouff- 1 villes best don gibson ortie held on tuesday april 2nd at 8 pm at the home of mrs nor man lehman all ladies are cor dially invited mrs norman bunker spent the weekend with her daughter mrs dick jones while their hus bands attended a couple of hoc key games in the wallaeeburg district grandson bruce jones is one of the star players norm and dick spent the weekend with mr and mrs bruce jones and gary in wallaeeburg mr and mrs dalton draper of toronto were monday visi tors with mr and mrs al jake- man and family on wednesday a few friends and neighbours surprised mrs jakeman with a potluck dinner on the occasion of her birthday will all the ladies in the com munity who wear black plastic galoshes please look closely at them to see if you have your islington friday night along with mr and mrs herb cossey of the greenhouse at stouffville on monday messrs jack green ray wood and clarence mcdowell helped to make up the two bus loads of local farm ers who visited the coop feed mill milk plant and the oac at guelph this tour was spon sored by the federation of agri culture and the local coop euchre news winners of friday nights game are as follows ladies high mrs fred draper 2nd mrs e taylor low mrs e bentley carrying mrs e tay lor mens high mr harvey thomas 2nd mr wm grove low mr bert williams carry ingmr c green next euchre at the school april 5th misses emma and bertha winn and mr frank winn of stouffville were on hand last own there are stlil two pair i tnursday evening to help mr periods before they finally found an opening in goalie willis de fences don spider gibson blinked the light on a pass from linemate ortie thorns midway through the final frame thorns i an important victory for the thorns and wait fines were au roras stars at the final whistle the visitors mobbed their net minder paul mcguire it was centred the puck out in front yonge street crew and an tin- fortunate loss for the clippers lose round 07 juveniles ousted by mixed up since the institute meeting mr and mrs frank baks and children were supper guests of mr and mrs bob lewis and boys on monday evening walter winn celebrate his birth day the following day was miss emma winns birthday which further enhanced the occasion the community girls held a party friday after school at marian mcdowells home in maliralll honour of elizabeth bylstra munbulia who will be moving to clare- mont next week elizabeth was this is the final notice for presented with a pretty vase mongolia home and schools flowers as an expression of hobby show tomorrow eve ning friday march 29th at 8 oclock exhibits may be placed between 4 and 5 oclock friday afternoon come and enjoy a happy evening with your neigh bours and friends farmers holidays have been in full swing the past winter their love and regret of her going her parents mr and mrs peter bylstra have rented a farm on the west side of clare- mont our best wishes for suc cess go with them mr and mrs wesley mcdow ell visited with their son bob and family on sunday and took recently the seed fair at new- market last week interested overcome some sensational some mr and mrs roy zelle the- wildest brawl in the his- goaltending by stouffvilles lory of local minor hockey broke bruce smith and norwichs j on a pass from ted suzuki i cut in the dying seconds of sal- urent pennington was one of months three occasions were j t organ recital at uxbridge enjoyed by community members united church in the evening mr and mrs darcy elson of agincourt visited with the roy zeller family on sunday the clarence mcdowell fam- devon brand rindiess bacon 1 lb pig 73- your park store stouffville f ontario plan canvass for markham pool on april 3rd a doortodoor canvass for money to construct a 10000 swimming pool in markham vil lage will commence on wednes day april 3rd an average don ation of 2500 per family is needed to assure the success of the project donations will be accepted incash pledges or post- 1 dated cheques the canvassers will make their r q jtory of local minor hockey broke bruce smith and norwichs i on a pass from ted suzuki ily enjoyed a visit with their line nouis ot i pm to p- i j t dying seconds of sal- iiient pennington was one of stouffville pulled out of their cousins mr and mrs harold rf tv oov j lurday nights ontario semifinal uie many outstanding features second period slump in the do- 1 mcdowell and family sunday i and the suriounmng playoff game between the stouff- smith kept the locals hopes ordie final frame but they found j mrs jim mckean held a stan- i l lie promoters nope to nave tne vle j an1 xorwich alive in the middle session when it difficult to penetrate the nor- ley brush demonstration on pool completer d jui isi it tho conest was o more hp off a number of daz- j wich defences when they did wednesday afternoon ladies v ii no loouei m le j g tilnn j j f te minutes before the zling saves the shots that did manage to break through for a i were present from mongolia hostilities finally subsided ai- evade him were cleancut drives direct shot goalie pennington i scarboro and agincourt though the two teams played to that hit the twine while he was j held the fort at 1126 mike mc- 1 word has been received from a 55 draw hero norwich were lying flat on his back or com- stravick put ross madill in the mr and mrs johann buehlnger declared tho victors holding a pletely out of position penning- 1 ciear and the shifty winger de- austria that the parcels of j two goal edge on the round ton was equally sharp in the posited the puck in the norwich clothing were received safely they captured the opener on oppositions cage especially in j cage for the fifth and final goal and have been handed out to t pts j tuesday night of last week by he firs and third periods when of the game the needy they send their many peewee a score of 42 stouffvllle had their fair share goalie bruce smith don hay- thanks red wings 2 0 1 5 in s of nc allfan skir- of the play res ted suuki steve wideman mr mel cox is spending a 1 hawks 2 10 4 mi in the late stages of the stbuffvilles chances of movand ross madill were stouff- few days at the bruce foote bruins 1113 r frame the game was quite in into the ontario finals look- j villes best performers individu- j home r n 3 0 0 cleanly played a total of four- cd good following the first 20 ally the locals appeared to have mr john green ray wood bantam pon penalties were meted out minutes of play when they held a slight edge on the visitors but and clarence mcdowell enjoyed pittsbura 2 0 15 by officials dave mitchell and ja 31 advantage don ilaynes norwichs club were a better he bus trip to guelph ch mci- buffalo 10 2 4 ivan locke with the exception murray hoklen and roys madill balanced squad- the opposition j day compliments of purina leafs 1 1 i 3 of 10minute misconduct penal- were the marksmen for the were more polished around the feeds canadlens 0 3 0 0 ties handed out to don haynes homesters larry danbury blin- net and on close in piiys they sunday visitors at the ray uomilts ot stouffville find don mckay ued the light for norwich made their shots count wood noma were mr and mrs bruins 3 wines 3 hawks 6 of norwich the remainder were the roof fell in luring the sec- there were fourteen penalties bert moore anne and sandra rangers 5 pittsburg 5 leafs 1 for only minor infractions end period norwich led by in the contest seven to cadi of port hope mr and mrs buffalo 5 canadienso the entire game was a spine- frank luciani bounced back club murray holder rolf su-vl- tom wilson and marnl of to- tingling contest a disastrous with foifr goals and stouffvilles quist and don haynes each were ronto also mr and mrs john when you see two newlyweds secondperiod lapse by stouff- chances went out the window thumbed to the cooler on two zwcgcr3 and jerry of stouf- who have feathered their nest ville allowed norwich to out- all four tallies came off the cu- occasions howard malrnm hi vlv xr xwegew and jery ills usually not hard to find four score them 41 and gain a lead cianas stick howard malcolm one dave mitchell inj ivaa are now on their way to hol- i wellplucked parents nearby that the homesters couldnt potted the locals lone marker locke officiated land for a vacation lions peewee league w