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p3e tt the stouffyl tribune tfarvjy agri 25 w37 form association to operate all minor hockey teams next season scheme backed by local lions club one of the most compact sports programmes ever to be established stouffville was discussed ard unanimously pass ed at a meeting of the lions club on monday evening the project will include the opera tion of all minor hockey such as peewee bantam midget juve nile and a junior entry this largescale hockey programme will be spread over two nights weekly monday and thursday evenings have been set aside for an icerental fee of s2 500 for the entire season mr don davis who presented the lions club with the pro posed plan stated that he be lieved it would be posmble to operate this hockey programme at a lesser expense to the club than was involved in the season of 1936 57 he pointed out that um hours would he needed at the arena each week which amounted to approximately s9 per hour under the financial ar rangement set down by the arena board mr davis noted that the regular hourly rate paid by outside clubs was 1500 although the final arrange ments have yet to be worked out it has tentatively been agreed that monday nights pro gramme will include the opera tion of the peewee league the bantam team and a juvenile club the ice will be available from 6 pm until the la game is completed on thursday eve ning commencing at 430 pm the peewees the midgets and the juniors will see action since under the past setup each peewee player was receiv ing on an average of only six minutes of hockey per week it has been decided to split the league and have two nights per week instead of one each plaver on anv one of the peewee bantam midget and juvenile teams will pay a regis tration fee thes players will be insured at a cost of s1s0o0 every person entering the arena for any of these games will be charged an admission fee of 25c a separate admission charge will be made for the junior games the hockey association will operate under an appointed exec utive the president treasurer and convener will be members of the lions club there will be a head roach over the entire system plus coaches and manag ers for each individual club an equipment manager will be nam ed to look after the sweaters pads sticks etc at both home and away games although men to fill these important posts hae already been selected their names will not be revealed until they have been contacted personally mr ken laushway pies of the arena board told the meet ing that the proposed scheme was one that met with his com plete approval he stated that he considered the operation of only the peewees was a lost cause he pointed out that the arena board had endeavoured to be fair and hsd cut prices wherever possible markham twp softball league folds for 1957 the markham township soft ball league will disband for the 1957 season this decision was reached at a meeting in mark ham village on tuesday night only two of last years four clubs were represented messrs don lunau len henderson and monte holman were present for markham jack watson repre sented buttonville the three members of the 195g executive messrs jack young president ernie appleton treasurer and wilf bundy secretary were in attendance mr appleton re ported a balance in the treasury of 25118 president jack young ex pressed regret that it wasnt possible to get enough team rep resentatives together to organ ize a balanced league jack wat son stated that he had been dis satisfied with the operation of the group playoffs for the past three seasons he blamed the intervention of the oasa playoffs as one of the main rea sons for the leagues downfall the markham township league has been in operation as an or ganized group for the past 11 years it was moved by jack watson and seconded by len henderson that a meeting be held early in april 1958 in an effort to revive the markham loop thornhlll the markham twp league champions in 56 and newmarket were not represent ed thornhills club has dis banded and newmarket may re enter the lake simcoe circuit markham plans to enter the davisville league a toronto loop and buttonville will move over into the ontario county circuit the davisville league is a 4- team organization due to heavy schedule lined up for the davis ville park markham will play 32 of their 18 games on their home diamond the group is classed in senior b but the aces hope to revert back to in termediate c upon entry into the oasa playdowns they will again be sponsored by the i volkswagen company in wes ton jack watson coach of the buttonville team told the meet ing that he had made arrange ments lust fall to enter his club in the ontario county group with brougham brooklin whit- i by pickering and ajax they are holding their organization meeting on tuesday evening may 7th coach watson said that the sluggers plan to use the i stouffville nameplate and per- form in the memorial park he expects the majority of his last years team will be back again but hopes to work a number of local lads into the lineup the funds in the markham league treasury will be retained until next spring when plans for a possible reorganization of the group will be discussed pat lehman wins- high single betty wilkins high triple in the recently concluded la dies bowling league pat leh- man finished the season with a high singles average of 190 her mark was onlv one point better than mrs betty wilkins who i chalked up an average of 189 j in the high triple department mrs hilda epworth topped her class with an average of 325 berniee nelson was the runner- up with 288 ruth waggs blowouts fin- ished the regular schedule in i first place although her team i succumbed to the spitfires piloted by gladys ford in the playoff round the members on ruth waggs club were frankie oboyle marie jack ruth smith vi booth and margaret mcwhinney a large contingent of stouff- eastern canada senior a and the series pictured above ville and district hockey fans series played in maple leaf is one of the many thrilling attended the 7th and final gardens on saturday night plays that had the fans on the game of the whitbynorth bay the dunlops won the game edge of their seats through out the contest whitbys long from a north bay player alfie john henderson a former trecn of the dunlops is at- member of the boston bruins templing to shoulder the at- slides out to smother a shot tacker out of the play candidate murray grove paces peachs to 62 win murray grove centreman on peachs firststring line hit his midseason form on saturday night as he struck for 3 goals in a scheduled king clancy in termediate game played at ra- vina peachs downed the pape bombers 62 it was the eighth straight victory for the seventh concession squad who move into the suddendeath playoffs this week the first half of the contest was played on a watercoated fogshrouded ice surface which hampered the efforts of both clubs john reesor the paceset ter in the goal scoring depart ment for peachs added a pair in saturdays tilt jim thomas notched one although the win ners had little trouble defeating their rivals they played minus the services of three regulars harold hodgson murray lewis and carl timbers jake harman a member of the intermediate clippers and more recently with a toronto king clancy club suffered a serious shoulder injury last week and will he off work for at least six weeks bud leh man also performs with the same team mr l e tim oneil of stouffville has announced his intentions to seek a seat on the oha board tim has always been one of stouff- villes foremost sports promot ers and the local citizenry will he pulling for him on satur day when the annual elections will be held mr ab hulse of aurora has been appointed to a vice presidency a position which he can easily fill the stouffville juvenile base ball club held its first practice session in the park on saturday afternoon the management re ports the diamond to be in very good shape for this time of year claremont softball managers to meet on thursday members of the claremont community softball executive messrs bob mcleod bill evans jack mansell and cord symes will meet with the managers of the five teams now entered in the group on thursday evening at 8 oclock the meeting will be held in the office of chas coo pers hardware the rules and regulations for the coming sea son will be drawn up at this meeting and it is important that all clubs be represented each team will have one vote to date only five clubs are entered mt zion altona green wood claremont and peachs both uxbridge and whitevale have been contacted but have de clined the invitation to field teams there is a possible chance that either goodwood or the fourth line may round out the six team loop raglan have stated definitely that they will not be back alter a rather dis appointing year last summer it is expected that the follow ing team representatives will at tend mr lome jones mt zion mr rae hill altona mr les wilson greenwood mr al hall claremont and mr jack warriner peachs box grove the may meetin of the box grove wa will le held on j wednesday evening may 1st at i the home of mrs walter at 0 sharp project of the evening j are a mini-bak- sale and a col- i lection of articles for the bazaar fish pond miss jane armstrong of the telegram will be speaking on i tuesday afternoon april 30th j at the brousrham united church anyone who is interested in oins to hear miss armstrong please call mrs dowdell 7s the students of the senior room at the box grove school would like to extend their thanks to all those who helped in the paper collection last week although the collection was smaller than usual less than two tons they were able to clear about rton it is expected that there will be another paper col lection in the fall so dont forget o save your papers through the summer if they are tied in bundles as they accumulate they will take up less room and also be easier for the hoys to collect there was no euchre last week but there will be a game as usual this friday evening at the school house mr and mrs coakwell and brian went to terra cotta on sunday and returned home with everything is 100 guaranteed tit im i n ion champion dor food drballards 3 37c delicious in sandwiches gold seal fancv red vis tin sockeye salmon 49c jtlst heat and serve clarks in chili sauce 15 oz in beans with pork 2 29c tremendous value ki value brand 2s oz tin freshly ground richmello coffee ib 95c healthful nutritious dominion frozen orange juice 6 oz tin sli peaches 31 heinz assorted 5 oz tin g infant foods 4w39c i 3 all mrrtlmndue oli at jour dominion store i narnlrtil to live ioo satisfaction price kflvctirc thursday friday and saturday april 35 20 st at dominion stores ltd stonffrlllr ont more than 550 players in north york league the north york hockey lea gue wound up its final playoff schedule last week alter com pleting one of its finest seasons the league had a record entry list of 27 teams more than 550 players performed in the group making it one of the largest leagues operating within the confines of the omha included in the entry list were five juve nile eleven midget and eight bantam teams first year clubs were stouffville bradford and sutton other communities rep resented were alliston beeton schomberg king city wood- bridge thornhill lake wilcox aurora and newmarket aurora raptured two of the leagues three trophies the bantam and midget championships the au rora lions went the route to win the omha bantam b title peachs complete clancy schedule without a loss peachs a c completed their regular schedule in the king clancy league on monday night competing in nine games with out a loss they won eight and tied one the local squad swings into the sudden death playoffs this week on monday evening peachs were forced to stage a twogoal rally in the final frame to eke out a 22 tie with the toronto tophatters murray grove and murray lewis were the marks men for the locals they face this same club in a crucial con test on wednesday night and if successful move on to meet an other rival in a friday night tilt in the goalscoring depart ment throughout the regular schedule johri pcesor topped the team notching eight tallies muray grove harold hodgson and bud anthony potted six and don thomas fired five granny who will be staying here for a while visiting with miss gail hardy for a few days is jliss hope grayson of agincourt the hifi club announces that it will be holding a hard times dance at 30 on friday evening may 3rd at the youth centre admission will be 3se and all teenagers are welcome they also tell us to watch out for another food basket draw to be held soon on tuesday evening the girls and boys junior clubs will be holding a party with games and refreshments and on wednesday evening the girls and boys sen ior clubs are planning to do the same but they will have bingo instead of games during the past seaon of the youth centre which incidentally was the best yet over thirty adults partici pated in club activities and tho executive council extend to them sincere thanks for all the time and effort involved during the season some more of the mort gage was paid off but as there is still s300 owing any contri butions would be greatly appre ciated with the regular club activities over there now re mains the baseball season which will start as soon as three men can be found to take on the three baseball teams volunteers please call mr murray dowdell at tsors l r i l i i l i i i l i 8 i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i l l before you buy auto insurance check the world leader insures mobecars than any other company in the world j altona last weekend a number of the homes in the district enter tained the members of bethel college choir after their very enjoyable musical evening in the im church on sunday evening tin- easter weekend various missionaries spoke at the special services at the altona church sunday morning inn persons were present to hear miss wil son tell of her experiences in nigeria and in the evening rev grant sloss showed pictures of his work as a missionaray while in the community rev and mrs siopvs were guests of mr and mrs bob lewis mrs vivian carson and on- dine of toronto spent the eas ter weekend with her parents mr and mrs xorman bunker mrs al jakeman and brad are holidaying this week with her sister mrs henry mononen and family of gait don goudie and harry benson were home for the easter week end from their work in the blind river district tommy bunker is spending a few days with his cousin donnle bunker in goodwood patsy lewis is also holidaying in goodwood at her uncle harry harpers home mr and mrs don hope moved this week to their farm which was formerly occupied by mr and mrs clarence roid mr and mrs boh logan and daughter from palmerston spent a few days with her parents mr and mrs ed wideman please phone 115 with votir news since nil tbe phone num bers are changed t is more diffi cult than ever to reach everyone t he tine n e w a pa r t m en 1 5 above the altona feed supply block are fast being completed and some of the tenants are scheduled to move in this week the apartment are quit spac ious have modern conveniences and are quite an addition to tho hamlet of altona mr and mr3 fern cyr of willowdale and mr and mis k poirier of wes ton will be the tenants mike momahon of the brook lin dr c combines suffered a fractured wrist in saturday nights final game with parry sound murray stewart scored both he high single and the high triple totals in the recently con cluded 195657 mens bowling league joe murray jr com pleted the season with the high average cars 5s1ps 011 we sell bonded used cars your assurance of quality 1956 ford 2 door mainline light green healer signals a clean 1owner car l8fron 1955 chev 2 door 150 series black heater radio slip covers priced low at 1 40300 softballers to meet may 17th trip organisation meeting of i the ontario county softball league will he held on tuesday evening may 7th at 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