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ftittl the stourtyiue twhjhf thmirf korenfcar 2t 57 to iearv ok teach did the russian hocke7 team eotc to canada to learn or to teach although i was not one of the privileged 14000 persons in attendance at the gardens on fridar night it was plainly tisible on my tv set that our professional clubs might take a fevr pointers from our moscow visitor as far as im concerned the european rules adopted by both the russian team and the whitby club for the muchpublicised exhibition tilt are in many respects the right rules the absence of mid- ice boarding slashing and highsticking was quite noticeable tht was a fharp contrast to the rough and rugged schmozzles that occur in many of our pro games the sportsmanlike conduct of th rus club both before and after the contest left many critics openmouthed and redfaced i do not intend to take anything away from the whitby team they put up an equally fn performance and will be excellent representatives for canada at oslo next spring lets enforce it we noted with interest one of the rules written into the regulations of the north york minor hockey league under governor mr geo haskett of newmarket it reads players will be suspended for rough play fighting and bad language whether this is a new rule in minor hockey im not sure but if it is im for it if it has been a rule in previous years then i would say that it should be more strictly enforced we must admit that it may be difficult to enforce such a ruling when it conies to the terminology of rough play but it certainly doesnt take any modernday einstein to rule on fighting or bad language a one- or twogame suspension for such occur rences especially at playoff time would rapidly break the offenders of such habits jrust cam a halt following this weeks issue letters describing conditions in the local arena will not be accepted instead readers wishing to comment on the subject are encouraged to pass their articles long to either the rink manager or directors clippers open at home fri night against lefroy jack watsons stouffville pers will perform with four dei ffi f nc kkts n whips midgets trounced ey piay host o ifroy it win g ti bantams 92 by aurora 91 wih bud lehman and bruce j uh h 7 z j hukurm 7 oha intermediate b sched- on wing an newmarkets bantam hockey nick bangays midget club uie l fc nm u em is ton- 1 aurora tr 0 phil nichollas team eame to town on thursday made a rather unceremonious vener of the group a final org- j howard bullock and ted van- evening of last week and whip- 1 debut in the opening game of inllotlan moot nit hie ktuln i i a k h3s iderpol will constitute another scheduled for nobleton onsun- n white a pickering three- day when a schedule will be bob jones pele drawn up an industrial team g vlu team from dehaviland is desirous of m d jim entenng tne group it will be kshank and harom hod coacned by andy closs ex- rf on th s ff stouffvleaurora player they rea geo wilklns would play their home games at- the nod lm the either aurora or nobleton i j -v- unless coach watson makes soattending chores some last minute pre game i an official opening will be changes in his lineup the clip- held early in december jets whip newmarket canadiens vault north york juvenile schedule nov 26 woodbridge at thornhill 900 pm xov 27 stouffville at nobleton j 930 pm nov 27 beeton at camp borden s30 pm nov 2s bradford at stouffville s45 pm nov 29 camp borden at unionville 900 pm nov 29 thornhill at woodbridge s00 pm dec 2 woodbridge at bradford 900 pm dec 3 unionville at thornhill 900 pm dec 4 beeton at nobleton 930 pm dec 5 nobleton at stouffville s45 pm dec 6 stouffville at unionville 900 pm dec 6 bradford at woodbridge s00 pm dec 9 stouffville at bradford r- 900 pm dec 10 beeton at thornhill 900 pm dec 11 woodbridge at nobleton 930 pm dec 11 bradford at camp borden 830 pm dec 11 thornhill at beeton s00 pm dec 12 unionville at stouffville s45 pm dec 13 nobleton at unionville 900 pm dec 13 camp borden at woodbridge s00 pm dec 16 beeton at bradford 900 pm pec 17 stouff villa at thornhill 900 pm dec is bolton at nobleton 930 pm dec 18 bradford at beeton s00 pm dec is woodbridge at camp borden s30 pm dec 19 camp borden at stouffville s45 pm dec 20 thornhill at unionville 900 pm dec 20 nobleton at woodbridge s00 pm dec 23 unionville at bradford 900 pm dec 26 nobleton at stouffville s45 pm dec 26 woodbridge at bolton 800 pm dec 27 bradford at unionville 900 pm dec 27 bolton at woodbridge s00 pm dec 30 nobleton at bradford 900 pm jan 2 thornhill at stouffville 845 pm jan 3 beeton at unionville 900 pm jan 3 bolton at woodbridge s00 pm jan 2 bradford at bolton s00 pm jan s camp borden at bradford 900 pm jan 7 nobleton at thornhill 900 pm jan s bradford at camp borden s30 pm jan s thornhill at nobleton 930 pm jan s bolton at beeton 800 pm jan 9 beeton at bolton 800 pm jan 9 woodbridge at stouffville s45 pm jan 10 stouffville at unionville 900 pm jan 13 beeton at bradford 900 pm jan 11 camp borden at thornhill 900 pm jan 15 unionville at nobleton 930 pm jan 15 bolton at camp borden 830 pm jan 15 bradford at beeton 800 pm jan 16 thornhill at bolton 800 pm jan 17 nobleton at unionville 900 pm jan 17 stouffville at woodbridge 800 pm enjoy jf the feeling that goes with giving sheaffers white dot snorkel pen statesman ensemble 2000 modem miing srvng o uve jpjrt cf dsrnjntte give the worlds finest pen forearsof stneoth writing pleasure corre in and seoj- our large todel color 2nd pnee selection houstons the rexall dnijr store stouftville benson scores hat trick for hawks hardworking tom benson jumped into the lead in the in dividual goal scoring race in the lions peewee league as he scored three goals on thursday afternoon of last week the black hawks downed the rang ers 72 ted redshaw picked up an assist on one of bensons goals and arlan galbraith as sisted on another one tally was unassisted barry hiltz a new comer to the black hawk line up potted a pair bill lehman and arlan galbraith notched singles jim mehaffey and cam pbell stewart were the marks men for the rangers the win for the hawks boosted their league lead to ilotir points over the second place bruins and red wings bruins 4 wings 0 ed dawsons bruins pulled an upset on trace woodwards red wings in the first game of the afternoon as thoy blanked the 40 the victory moved boston into a second place dead lock with detroit each team has two wins and two losses the boston goals were well divided among three players murray kenwick paced the win- j ners attack with a pair eric hamilton and keith bctz fired singles it was the wings sec- j ond straight loss boston have now won two in a row polly mintons unionville jets cealked up their second straight home victory on tuesday night as they whipped newmarket 84 it was sweet revenge lor the local squad who had dropped a 74 decision to the county town crew last week stan thornington paced the unionville attack with a three goal hat trick performance his three tallies came in the second period and boosted the jets into a 51 lead they qutscored their rivals 32 in the final frame harrison potted a pair for the winners single goals came from the sticks of john darbyson don tran and don jackson nebbie gayman pick ed up three assists goodfellow with two campbell and milton with singles were the newmar ket marksmen the jet victory boosted them into a second place tie with brooklin in the big seven jr group unionville have played one more game than cliff john sons squad bowmanville pres ently lead the league with three straight wins brooklin have won two and lost none allis- ton have one victory and one loss while whitby and aurora are winless to date next tuesday nights contest at the unionville arena should be a real crowddrawer when brooklin moves into town the jets move over to alliston on friday and following their tues day night encounter with brook lin they journey to bowman ville for a game on wednesday into 1st place tie led by haylow francis haylow one of the top marksmen in the lions pee wee league last season is start ing to climb up the goalscoring ladder in the peewee bantam group this winter for the sec ond straight week the agile dipsydoodle puckjuggler has potted a pair of goals as the canadiens have counted a win and a tie on monday evening they upset the strong pittsburg club 43 to vault into a first place deadlock with the hornets haylow blinked the light on two occasions both tallies were un assisted billy payne and brian madill were the other marksmen for the winners the first string trio of ross brown jim harper and jim hill paced the pitts burg attack and figured in all the scoring ross brown notch ed two and jim hill fired one jim harper picked up one assist leafs 8 buffalo 0 bill corner was red hot on monday evening the front line forward hammered home five goals as his maple leafs blank ed the winless buffalo team 80 four of corners tallies were un assisted his fifth goal came on a pass from jim goudie kenny aida clicked for a pair with billy yates notching one geo smith picked up one assist ped our home brew entry by j the north york league sched- a score of 92 it was the first ule on monday night when they game of an exhibition series for dropped a onesided 91 decision the local squad j to aurora the local squad stouffvilies agile netminder was unable to get untracked glenn jackson was sidelined for throughout the contest and the the contest due to an injury j visitors took advantage of their marvin betz turned in a fine disunity to pile up a convincing job as a relief puckstopper j lead only in the final minutes coach hal gibson said the loss of the third period did the trio could by no means be attrib- 1 of lynn memullen larry mc- uted to his performance coa- 1 mullen and grant foreman ches gibson and sutherland j break through to blink the used each of their 21 players i light lynn memullen hit the during the game a number will twine on a threeway passing be cut from the roster next effort week roger forsyth and allan lac key were the two stouffville marksmen warren hendricks centred a firststring trio with jim knox and allan lackey on the wings a second threesome comprised brian wilkes barry mclean and roger forsyth allan lac key wayne hamilton and gar ry brown worked on a third line election for deputyreeve in markham village a situation similar to stouff ville has occurred in markham village where an election will be held for the office of deputy- l f snelgrove co ltd realtors ff are pleased to announce the appointment ot mr maurice farqobanon formerly farquhanon real estate as manager of our new willow jale office 4969 yonge st opposite xorth york municipal offices mr farquhanon has been active in the ale of north suburban properties and farm properties in your area with his valuable experience in this field plus the added advantages afforded through membership in the toronto real estate board and the ontario cooperative board he is prepared to offer you the finest real estate aerrice available mr farquhanon and his staff will be happy to serre you w l f snelgrove co ltd a respected name in real estate for oxer twenty years suivjiwicsv4wvaavywe3iaw pee wee bantam league w 3 3 2 0 l 1 1 1 5 pts 7 leafs pittsburg canadiens buffalo results leafs 8 buffalo 0 canadiens 4 pittsburg s schedule monday 6 pm canadiens vs buffalo 7 pm leafs vs pittsburg reeve mrs alma walker the present incumbent is being op posed by mr chas w reesor and mr samuel stadelbauer the election will be held on monday dec 2nd heated debate over selkirk subdivision at markham township of uxbridge for 1958 councillor charles forsythe respectfully solicits your support at the polls on monday dec 2nd 1957 1 m- l tl1llllllulwillllllwvwl hft jfr m quality service mr selkirk developer of the selkirk 160lot subdivision on the south side of no 7 highway at langstaff appeared before markham twp council on mon day night stating that his land for 195556 taxes should have been assessed in block and not by lots as the subdivision had not been registered at that time mr selkirk and j d lucas ex- i changed a warm barrage of think twee once for yourself claims unti reeve ciark against the whole township bylaw was favored by james and mumberson and opposed by cosburn he stated he only wanted to know that council was right in giving the bill a third reading mrs james as sured him that council was right for reliable hard 4jal stove nut and pea size phone 45wl or 64508 we also stock pocohantas stoker coal hard coal briquettes jve can give you excellent service on all fuels stiver bros stouffville ont phone 45 or 04508 w w v v w t v v v t t w and once for the other fellow drive safely in our mail box conduct in local arena brings surge of comment stouffville ont mr sports editor stouffville tribune stouffville ont dear sir through space on your page i would like to describe my in terpretation of saturday night public skating in the stouffville arena you step into an atmosphere of rock roll while putting on your skates one is subjected to shocking language in the dress ing room after stepping on the ice you take one stroke and are tripped ignoring the jazzy mu sic you try to skate half way around you are confronted by six teenagers standing in the way of others circling around two patches of bare cement and zigzagging between touchtag gers beginners etc you finally make one complete circuit you are now ready to go home its almost impossible to get fifty cents worth of skating is wednesday afternoon child rens day should we not have an age limit to keep out a big but would like to suggest that this jive music can only be appreciated by a few on a dance floor the composers of such music will admit that it never was written or intended for the skating arena i am sure that strauss would be as frus trated as we are at attempting to skate to such rhythm in conclusion it seems to me that you have one of two choices to make you could continue in your present rut catering to a few roudy individuals who are turning your arena into a public brawling place this no doubt is the easier choice for it re quires no thought no effort no work and it will continue to grow the second choice however is for you to accept and under stand the feelings and advice of the public in this matter realiz ing that the reputation of our town and arena is at stake if you take immediate action to get rid of these disturbing teen agers as is done in surround ing arenas and obtain music part of the children should we intended for skating i feel sure not have discipline do we want skating or dancing in our local arena will we make it a place of clean recreation or just a teenage hangout a fedup skater manager and board of directors of the stouffvlle arena gentlemen i hope you read the articles which appeared in last weeks tribune regarding the situa tion which has developed in the arena for which you are re sponsible perhaps this sounds like very forceful language however you are the men in authority and in the position to bring about a desired change that you will gain the respect and admiration of both old and young in this town further more i venture to say i that your crowds will increase and once again everyone will feel it profitable to spend an even ing of pleasure skating in the stouffville arena yours respectfully a skating enthusiast the stouffvillcbradford juv enile game scheduled for the j local arena on thursday night ot this week has been cancelled the visiting players found it impossible to come here due to christmas examinations stouffville nov 26 manager board of directors of stouffville arena gentlemen i would like to add a few comments to those that have already been made regarding in the running of this public the condition in stouffville ar- place i ena on public skating nights perhaps i have been misled i visited your arena several but as far as i ever knew tagj times last year and after seeing ging snowballing shoving and j no improvement derided that general brawl were never in- it would only be a wasted cve- tended to take place on any ice ning to return this seems to be ed surface it not only is danger- j the feeling of many who have installation of mains etc ag attended in the past and who nitist the arc in which the in- now have found better skating stallation was made bylaw was in other arenas given third reading i hope that you will see fit it is anticipated the act will to bring about an immediate be given a revision at next ses- change in he conduct of some slon miking it retroactive to of the skaters and the type of cover one or two areas but on music you have been using question by cosburn mr lucas yours respectfully stated if the act was not re- a pleasure skater vised the charge would be inated the discussion it appears he took this before the court of revision and re ceived consideration in that they reduced the amount by 50 no further appeal was made by selkirk and the time for same has now elapsed solicitor lucas who was at the meeting stated he had no alternative but to pay the amount owing selkirk stated the decisions of mr lucas had not always been favorable to him and that he was advised by two solicitors that where a property was as sessed in error that it was open to appeal without the lapse of time being considered affer some fortyfive minutes of dispute during which selkirk twice reminded the clerk that it was possible to recover the taxes in the course of law reeve clark closed the matter by declaring council was not the proper body to deal with any matter except the tax bill for 1957 solicitor lucas said mr selkirk was stating to council that lie would take any means available to have the court de clare non responsibility for the taxes of 1055 and 56 and at the same time he was asking for an extension of the present agreement council had agreed to the ex tension but had added several conditions one of which was n new bond solicitor lucas said he wished this as the bond pro vided on two previous occasions had defaulted another condition was that all arrears of taxes were to be paid selkirk claimed that council only required to extend the per iod of time and no other condi tions should be requested garbage disposal the township of markham council have been looking for a new place for garbage disposal an application of markham sand gravel to utilize the space made by removal of gravel was refused by metro authority mrs james staved it might be necessary for the township to build a disposal plant and requested that the committee on sanitation bring in a further report cosburn opposes ontario water resources re quested council give third read ing to the bylaw affecting the water supply this permits as j far as the township is concern- a charge of the cost of pee wee league w l t pts hawks 4 0 0 8 bruins 2 2 0 4 red wings 2 2 0 4 rangers 0 4 0 0 results- boston 4 wings 0 hawks 7 rangers 2 schedule thursday 430 pm bruins vs hawks 530 pm wings vs rangers indies bow ling team points live wires 27 unpredictaoles 24 comets 23 ups n downs 23 whirlyettes 16 king pins 7 high single ann lehman 273 high triple- ann lehman 716 public skating stouffville arena saturday november 30th door prize wednesday december 4th childrens skating every wednesday afternoon admission 20c a a a r4 a a a a a w w or beehive ous to the gangs doing so but to the normal civilized people who come to the arena to at tempt to enjoy an evening of skating with their friends as for this music i under stand that it is chosen to please the modern joung people be ing a oung person myself i can well understand your ehoiee dainty rice corn syrup wn food saver wax paper kounty kist peas wing steak fresh shoulders pork hind quarter of beef i ib 15c 2 it- 29 100 ft roll 31 z 2 25c i ib 69 ib ib 39c 45c schells free parking phone 220 food market free delivery rm