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h 10 the stouhvnil trwjxe tbnby my 15 honour minor hockey winners at lions nite ox the spot the whitby dunlops may be canadas cinderella team to thousands of supporters but to the members of the stouff ville lions club sports committee they are this towns biggest hockey disappointment the attendance of bus gagnon and tom oconnor at the minor hockey banquet on monday evening had been regarded as the highlight of a very successful winter sports programme to the disappointment of the boys present not to speak of the committee members the men failed to put in an appearance chairman don davis filled in the breach and camouflaged their absence in a very excellent manner to date we have heard nothing regarding the reason for their nonpresence the date time and place had been checked and doublechecked with our local management who was to blame for the slipup no one knows if the players failed to keep the engagement it was certainly the worst type of public relations an apology by telephone might to a certain extent help to ease the resentment that their absence caused four teams markham township league aurora markham richmond hill and stouffville will com prise the entries in the mark ham twp softball league this summer agincourt has with drawn their club from the cir cuit the schedule will open on may 27 stouffville will play their home games on tuesday nights they will have 2 thurs day home contests on june 12 and july 24 an entry fee of 20 must be paid before the first game the league champion will receive s60 and the runnerup will get s40 the semifinals will be a 2 out of 3 series the finals will be 3 out of 5 the home team will supply the plate umpire he will re ceive 500 per game payable before the start of the contest all games will start at 815 pm with an 830 deadline a team will be fined 500 for default the league will be governed by oasa rules the final signing date for players was set for july 1st in case of rain the home team must notify the visiting club by six oclock the contest must be replayed in ten days time if the home umpire cannot at tend a game he must notify the league secretary mr wilf bun- dy in sufficient time to locate a substitute official in attendance at the final or ganization meeting in markham on tuesday night were messrs stan ransom of richmond hill len henderson of markham bob foote of aurora and jim thomas of stouffville squirt baseball league p w l pts senators 4 2 2 4 red sox 2 2 0 4 dodgers 2 112 braves 3 12 2 yanks 1 0 10 its amazing the number of things one can remember hav ing forgotten mt zion withdraws from claremont league the peewee peewee bant am and bantam hockey teams were honoured at a banquet sponsored by the stouffville li ons club on monday night coach trace woodward intro duced the members of his cham pion peewee red wings the alf mole memorial trophy was presented to captain ronnie castle by mr lloyd turner coach bud lehman introduced his champion peewee bant am canadiens capt francis haylow received the jim austin trophy it was presented by mr austin messrs fred jemmett and geo beazley presented crests to the boys mr keith sutherland coach of the bantams introduced the members of his club capt war ren hendricks received the vice presidents trophy from mr j austin omha executive merai ber mr don davis chairman of the lions sports committee was master of ceremonies he intro duced all the coaches in stouff- villes minor hockey program including messrs ed dawson lome boadway trace wood ward and jim thomas pee wee don haynes jake har mon lloyd jennings and bud lehman peewee bantam manager bill nicholls and coa ches hal gibson and keith suth erland of the bantams don haynes and lloyd jennings were not present midget coach kick bangay and juvenile coach bob bangay were unable to attend juvenile manager ken wagg was pres ent league secretary mr lloyd turner received special mention for his excellent work in compil ing all peewee records mr turner has done this job for the past three seasons and has miss ed only three games capt francis haylow of the canadiens presented bud leh man with a gift for himself and his new bride chairman don davis praised the work of ref eree glenn byer he was pre sented with a gift by mr albert smalley each member of the bantam finalists will receive crests from the omha mr cec hendricks presented the boys with a photo graph of the world champion whitby dunlops two members of the team bus gagnon and tom oconnor although sched uled to attend as special guests were not present no reason has been given for their absence chairman don davis told the gathering that he was very pleased with stouffville minor hockey year he pointed out that it was the first time the town had ever reached the ontario finals with a minor club he said he hoped a local team might go all the way next seas on oneill to coach girls softball team the stouffville girls softball club has acquired one of the top- notch performers in the town to handle their coaching duties i this summer doug peg o neill a former mound star in the markham twp loop and last season in the claremont league i has agreed to handle the reins j this year he attended a work- i out in the park on tuesday j night twenty girls turned out for the initial practise session the majority were new comers a number of veterans are expected l back including mary cole bet- ty brooks gwenn kennedy dor- cen jams marg smith joan raymer joyce roberts helen gayman audrey murison ami several others according to manager joan raymen the team may not ent- i er an organized league but take part in exhibition contests dur ing the early part of the sum- mer they would later file entry in the ontario playdowns she informed the tribune that the local team would have little trouble in engaging visiting clubs for exhibition contests she said that it was almost im possible for the players to play games in outside parks that were not floodlit a number of the girls work in toronto and are unable to get to the games on time john little caroline ogilvy sr field day champions mt zion an entry in the clare mont community league since it was organized six years ago will not field a club in the group this season they have been accepted into the south ontario loop and will play their home games in brooklin both leagues held organization meetings on thursday night of last week news of mt zions shift was made known to the officials at claremont later in the evening mount zion were represented by grant carson and murray jones it is possible that they may enter the oasa ranks as an intermediate d club or revert back to junior class in the ontario playdowns the ma jority of players in the mount zion lineup are still eligible lor junior competition to date there are only four definite entries in the clare mont group claremont green wood peachs and markham will field teams in the loop al though altona was not repre sented there is still some hope that they may return pine grove may reenter the league definite word is expected this week from their coach mr sherwood catherwood present at thursday nights meeting were messrs les wil son greenwood jack rennie claremont jack warriner peachs and len henderson markham to start may 20th i the opening games of the schedule will commence on tuesday evening may 20th un like last season the contests will be played on monday and thursday nights the manage ment felt that it was difficult to get players out to games on friday evenings mr lawrence norton will be the official um pire behind the plate the um pire will check the eligibility of all players when the pre- game lineups are submitted the official will also decide whe ther the diamond is suitable xor a game two oasa players it was moved by les wilson and seconded by len hender son that each team be permitted to sign two oasa players excluding pitchers a list of 15 players must be handed in by a july 1st deadline last year no oasa players were permitted to participate the two points will be split if teams are deadlocked after seven in nings per game refund the league rejected a plan forwarded by the businessmens association to refund 300 to each team following every game the management contended that last years arrangement where by the refunds were made at the halfway mark in the sched ule and at the end of the sea son was believed most favour able all players will pay the regular 25c admission fee at the gate john little and caroline ogil vy are the senior champions at the stouffville district high school the competitions were run off on wednesday may 7th other champions are as follows intermediate helen gayman and norm hendricks junior faye byer and roger stover john little collected a total of 10 points he headed the field in the 220 yd dash and the 440 yds he placed second in the 100 yds and the hop step and jump john almstead was the runnerup with 9 points he placed first in the discus and shot putt he was second in the mile race and third in the run ning broad jump bob stover and don bruce each chalked up 8 points ron briilinger collect ed six in the intermediate boys class norm hendricks polled a per fect total of 12 points he placed first in four events including the 100 yds 220 yds 440 yds and one mile steve kennedy wasnt far off the pace with a 10 point total he was first in the high jump and the running broad jump gord burkholder was third with nine points roger stover equalled norm hendricks record with 4 firsts in four events entered he topped his class in the 100 yds running broad jump 880 yds and softball throw the run- nersup were allan boyd and murray miller caroline ogilvy collected 3 firsts and one second in the girls senior class she headed the field in the 75 yds standing broad jump and high jump she placed second in the basketball distance throw losing out to margaret curtis there were 7 events in the girls division marg curtis was the senior run nerup with 8 points peggy tran collected seven helen gaymans performance was similar to her senior count erpart she counted three firsts and a second for 11 points to win the intermediate honours presents trophy ronnie castle righo cap tain of the peewee champion red wings was presented with the alf mole memorial trophy at the annual stouff ville lions club hockey night on monday evening mr lloyd turner made the presentation other trophies were presented to francis haylow captain of the peewee i bantams and warren hendricks bantam capt helen bested her rivals in the standing broad jump the high jump and the softball distance throw she was second in the 75 yd dash losing out to nancy hartwick the runnersup were as follows nancy hartwick 9 pts muriel loveless 8 pts and joan little 6 pts faye byer was the junior champion she racked up a total of 9 points dianne nelson jan et hathaway pauline dowey and betty swain followed in that order the last two girls were tied each with six points the complete results were as follows junior boys 100 yds r stover murray miller 220 yds m miller a boyd 880 yds r stover runn bd jump r stover a boyd m ferguson hop step jump a boyd l graves m miller high jump r wideman m ferguson l graves and a boyd tie pole vault e miller m paul a anderson shot putt r wedseltoft n tindall m paul softball throw r stover w ludham m miller intermediate boys 100 yds n hendricks s ken nedy d eddington 220 yds n hendricks s kennedy d eddington 440 yds n hendricks j haylow j nesbitt 1 mile n hendricks g burk holder runn bd jump s kennedy j haylow hop step jump j corner g burkholder d eddington high jump s kennedy d eddington k patrick pole vault g burkholder j nesbitt shot putt g eckardt j corner k patrick discus g eckardt g burk holder k patrick senior boys 100 yds b stover j little d bruce 220 yds j little d bruce b stover 440 yds j little d bruce b stover 1 mile b stover j almstead k milroy running bd jump d bruce e buchanan j almstead hop step jump e buchan an j little r briilinger high jump t mccreight r briilinger l grove and l wideman tie pole vault r briilinger b white b smith shot putt j almstead r thomson l wideman dicuss j almstead r thom son l wideman junior girls 75 yds e forsyth faye byer standing bd jump j hatha way l sanders m fosdick high jump d nelson j hathaway s ogilvy softball throw dist d nel son c lehman b miller softball throw speed paul ine dowey and b swain basketball throw dist f byer l stouffer j bellman basketball throw speed b swain p dowey m grove intermediate girls 75 yds n hartwick h gayman d nesbitt niing bd jump h gay man n hartwick b sprox- ton high jump h gayman n hartwick l payne softball throw dist h gay man n hartwick softball throw speed j little and m loveless basketball throw dist j pilkey m loveless d st john basketball throw speed j ex altona players with stouffville at least four and perhaps more of the players that com prised altonas softball team in the claremont community lea gue last season will play with stouffville in the markham twp circuit this summer the local squad held their initial workout on monday night to date jim cruikshank i harold hodgson cliff morris land glenn byer have notified the management that they in- i tend to play here peg oneill will handle the hurling chores it is expected that jack rumney will also share the mound work jack watsonwill coach the club again the manager is harry- lee stouffville will not file an ent ry in the ontario playoffs o neill will twirl for markham in the oasa playdowns catcher bert baker is expected to re turn the next workout will be held on thursday evening at seven oclock coach watson has requested the services of hal gibson ron nie bell and les clarke it is not expected that these players will line up with the local club however stouffvilles 1st home contest is scheduled for tues day may 27th aurora will pro vide the opposition i markham township softball schedule may 27 aurora at stouffville markham at rich hill may 29 stouffville at markham rich hill at aurora june 3 markham at stouffville aurora at rich hill june 5 stouffville at aurora rich hill at markham june 10 stouffville at rich hill aurora at markham june 12 rich hill at stouffville markham at aurora june 17 aurora at stouffville markham at rich hill june 19 stouffville at markham rich hill at aurora june 24 markham at stouffvillfc aurora at rich hill june 26 stouffville at aurora rich hill at markham july 1st rich hill at stouffville aurora at markham july 3 stouffville at rich hill markham at aurora july 8 aurora at stouffville markham at rich hiu july 10 stouffville at markham richmond hill at aurora july 15 markham at stouffville aurora at richc hill july 17 stouffville at aurora richmond hill at markham july 22 stouffville at rich hill aurora at markham july 24 rich hill at stouffville markham at aurora record sales at local auction barn the largest number of live stock on record passed through two auction rings at the stouff ville sales arena on saturday auctioneer w d atkinson told the tribune that more than 1200 animals were sold in four hours prices on pigs held steady and bob calves sold high little m loveless g gordon senior girls 75 yds c ogilvy p tran standing bd jump c ogil vy m curtis p tran high jump c ogilvy p tran softball throw dist m cur tis p tran softball throw speed c skinner and l roxborough basketball throw disl m curtis c ogilvy basketball throw speed e stouffer j jones and p buck- land field day champions six new champions were crowned at the stouffville dis trict high school field meet held on wednesday afternoon of last week tops in their individual classes were left to right faye byer junior helen gayman int and caroline ogilvy sr their names are inscribed on indi vidual trophies and on a large bronze plaque which remains in the school the official pre sentations will take place at- the annual commencement exercises in the fall ken dean sr champ at pickering hs field day ken dean of claremont is the uxbridge high school was the new senior champion of picker ing dist high school he chalk ed up 4 firsts and 1 second in the annual track and field com petitions on wednesday may 7 he led his class in the 100 yds 220 yds 440 yds and broad jump he was a runnerup in the hop step and jump in the 100 yd dash he cut 3 seconds off the old record set in 1956 he sprinted the distance in 107 seconds in addition he tied a previous record for the 220 yds he completed the distance in 246 seconds roger lappin was the runnerup in the senior di vision he topped the field in the shot putt and hop step and jump paul munroe retained the in termediate honours he won last year he chalked up five firsts john webster placed second munroe set a dazzling pace in each event entered he set four records in the 220 yds 440 yds broad jump and hop step and jump he clipped one inch off his previous record in the hop step and jump in the junior boys class geo wilson recaptured the cham pionship he won in 57 he like munroe was a winner in five events p udall was the runnerup bob wood set the pace in the bantam division to win the ban tam championship al dawson placed second wood chalked up four firsts and one second der ek arbuckle formerly of clare mont and now attending the bantam winner last season the girls championships were won by the following senior lorna jordan intermediate marion kime junior elizabeth erickson and bantam gail white gail white of brougham chalked up a fine record of three firsts and one second in four events lorna jordan plac ed first in the 100 and 75 yd dash and tied for first in the high jump eleven records were broken and one was equalled in the rec ently completed competition other records were set by mur ray carson sr mile howard malcolm sr pole vault gord allman sr discus robert karaim sr javelin art mer cer int javelin and robert wood jr javelin the new cinder track was offi cially opened which aided the students in breaking many of the existing i records mr har old mitchell chairman of the property committee of the pick ering dist high school officiat ed at the formal opening on thursday may 15th pick ering competitors will partici pate in the lakeshore cossa meet at oshawa and on may 24th they will compete in fur ther competitions at trenton more people commit sulcld with a fork than with a knife cork comes from the outer bark of a species of 03k found in the mediterranean area bob open for summer bowling musselmans lake bowling alley if you want to enjoy a cool game of bowling come to musselmans lake bowling alley all summer stouffville 136w3 open phone jewel shortening pard dog food campbells soup quaker muffets tomato or vegetable 2 h 59 2 23 3 tins 39 2 pkgs- 35 cigarettes w carton j2 79 turkeys 20 bs and 49 b maple leaf bologna by the piece 33 lb ice berg lettuce 2 large heads 29 cello tomatoes m 25 schells food market stouffville free parking phone 220 ontario free delivery