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the stouffvflju trisune tkrduy itaury 29 1959 tv it undebagk oe undertrained our selected team of peewee au stars is not faring well his winter it appears that they are no match for their opposition whether on foreign ice or in their home arena rival clubs have racked up onesided wins in almost every contest this has been the case at newmarket unionville and uxbridge although such setbacks have possibly been more noticeable this winter it is not any new occurrence by any meins are our peewee lads lacking in hockey ability and train ing something is seriously wrong when towns of comparable size continue to snow under our local boys i honestly believe that our peewees are competing out of their class i do not wish to reflect any unsportsmanlike in sinuation on the managements of rival minor hockey organi zations but i do believe that stouffville coaches should de- mand a hard and fast age classification before they agree to accept or invite competition in this area i am convinced that stouffville peewee players are get ting a raw deal last winter i took a peewee entry to newmarket this- tourney was well organized not a single player was permitted to don a uniform unless he had proper proof of age true our team lost but the score was 10 not 110 as has been the case this year no one minds taking a loss but it is rather disheartening when a team repeatedly finds itself on the losing end of a double figure score perhaps we are at fault perhaps we should be using older boys if everything is fair and square then i feel that something is seriously wrong with our peewee training programme i would like to know where the fault lies may have last laugh the forthcoming benefit game between our intermediate clippers and the world champion whitby dunlops has re ceived considerable mirthful comment from local hockey observers although admission tickets are selling like hot cakes the majority feel that there is little comparison between the two teams the dunnles have won every championship in the bok while the clippers are finding the int b road a pretty rough trail dont be surprised if the local squad plays the role of jack the giant killer the pressure will be on whitby they are the champions they are the drawing card they are the club that is expected to give jack watsons boys a real hockey issson you may be sure that stouffville will be out to upset wren blairs applecart according to coach watson the local roster is anxious to prove its worth against this muchvaunted whitby club you may be sure that for stouffville it will be an allout ef fort to dream for one minute that the clippers can defeat whitby would be stretching ones imagination beyond all bounds i do believe however that if they play up to par they can teach the dunnies a hockey trick or two it should be one of the greatest hockey attractions to hit this district in years a rafterfilled rink would be a sight for sore eyes according to present ticket sales it could be a reality wooden soldier in any competitive sport its regrettable when any mem ber or members of the team simply give up this is what happened to goalie jim hanna of orangeville on tuesday night throughout the final frame and much of the second period he was simply a wooden soldier standing between two steel posts although he blocked a total of fifty shots i would say that clipper forwards hit him with half of these twentysix pucks evaded his statuelike profile in the first period the lanky cageguardian played well he blocked 15 drives whether someone plucked the rabbits foot out of his back pocket prior to the middle frame is not known but he obviously wasnt overly interested in stopping pucks he was the object of considerable criticism by the orangeville management the opposition was completely outclassed in spite of this the forwards never stopped skating and worked hard against overwhelming odds the same could not be said for their goalguardian a continuance of his firstperiod per formance could have made him a hero instead of a laughing stock cord lewis tops community league pointscoring leaders centre star gord lewis took over sole possession of the in dividual pointscoring leader ship in the stouffville commun ity hockey league last week the peachs forward picked up three assists to increase his total to 21 points he has 11 coals and 10 assists llnemate jim harrison missed fridays contest and slipped back to the number two position he has 12 goals and 6 assists for 18 points four other players are clos ing in fast on the leagueleaders brougham forwards glenn car- ter and grant carson broke loose for a spree of goals and assists last week to take over the third spot each has a 17 point total murray lewis of peachs and lome disney of brougham are close behind with 16 jim harrison is currently the top marksman with 12 goals ringwoods ross madill has 11 and broughams grant carson has 10 the individual statistics are as follows g a pts g lewis peachs 11 10 21 j harrison peachs 12 6 18 g carson brougham 10 7 17 g carter brougsam 9 8 1 community hockey league w l t pts peachs 10 0 1 21 rlngwood 6 3 1 13 brougham 5 5 1 11 claremont 4 7 1 9 ballantrae 3 7 altona 2 8 1 7 1 5 results peachs 5 claremont 3 ringwood 6 altona 2 ballantrae 9 brougham 8 schedule ballantrae vs claremont brougham vs ringwood j peachs vs altona j m lewis peachs 9 16 l disney brougham 9 7 16 15 1 15 7 14 7 14 6 13 6 10 3 10 4 10 f hcndy ballantrae 8 r madill ringwood 11 t suzuki ringwood 7 d harmon ringwood 7 d thomas peachs 7 h simpson ballantrae 7 6 13 j reesor peachs 6 6 12 l pascoe claremont 9 3 12 i b fockler ringwood 6 5 11 g jones claremont 5 6 11 b cherry claremont 4 if forgie altona r plpher altona d forfar ballantrae 6 4 10 p bnluk brougham 4 6 10 r atkinson balltrae fi h lewis peachs 3 b anthony peachs 6 c timbers peachs 6 m grove peachs 6 a wilkins altona 2 c fockler ringwood 4 1 lewis ringwood 5 p byberg brougham 6 t m harmon ringwood 3 3 b jordan claremont 5 1 u jarvis peachs 2 4 9 9 9 9 8 8 0 6 6 messrs les rowc sam arm strong wm mccowan albert king frank rae and fred yea- mens were among the many friends who paid final lespects for the late geo little of agin- court- mr little passed away new method proposed for settling doukhobors problem an article recently published in the united church observer and written by hugh herbison gives a clear and determined an swer to the problematic douk- hobor religion mr herbison husband of the former agnes kllnck of stouffville states that though the police have through the past taken all imaginable action including jailing the pro blem is still no nearer solution and a new method must be ad opted in his report he outlines in detail the new method by which action must immediately be tak en it includes the appointment of a nonsalaried commission of five prominent men holding ex perience and knowledge of the public life in the suffering area of british columbia two of these men must themselves be doukhobors known and respect ed by their own people through out canada this commission would be given authoritative re spect and their policies adopted an executive director must also be employed to administer constructive longterm projects and to coordinate all efforts both governmental and volun tary a selection of workers pres ently employed in government departments of public health education welfare and lawen forcement must be allowed to concentrate their efforts in these districts of the doukhobors mr herbison contends that it is essentia that qualified per sonnel work amongst and with i the doughobors to determine and gradually dissolve their misunderstandings which un- dcrlie their demonstrations j on sunday in his 86th year the wwellknown resident is survived j by his wife the former minnie jacques three sons and one daughter the funeral service was held on wednesday after- noon at two oclock records fall clippers drub orangeville 263 lehman sets scoring record leftwinger bud lehman per- markers were counted by moe forming on a line with harold blackwell geo carey grant hodgson and lawrence gay- edwards and ronnie guy man set a goalscoring record stop 50 shots in the stouffville arena on stouffville buried the orange- tuesday night the local marks- vilte net under a landslide of man fired three goals in 27 j rubber they hammered a total seconds cayman picked up j of 76 shots at jim hanna in the one of the largest real es- 1 goals and a single assists on all three tallies the j rival cage he blocked 50 he tate deals to be effected in this j benson completed t clippers drubbed orangeville appeared to lose heart in the area was closed this week mr mom scoring murray 10th concession golf glob sold peachs still unbeaten trim claremont 53 peachs have yet to suffer a loss in the current community hockey league schedule on friday nighl they extended their noloss streak to eleven straight games by beating cia- j remont 53 on the nights play clare- i mont were the worthy winners j they held a wide territorial by inaccurate shooting around the net lloyd pascoe with two by stan the clare- lewis 2fr3 i second period and in the final arthur latcham of stouffville rifled earl lehmans flurry of goals oc- frame he made little effort to land toronto disposed of his 7 v m w t- l curred in the second period he hold the clippers in check markham twp golf course to t r ls hit the target at 241 and added stouffville led 61 at the end mr jack rvan and associates i vs and jlra thomas netted another at 301 he completed of the first period 162 at the j of toronto for a reported four tallies gord lewis took the hat trick at 308 the three end of the second and 263 at hundred thousand dollars j over sole possession of the in- goals came on three separate the final whistle wayne ritchie mr latcham purchased the dividual pointscoring leader- rushes from the centreice face- bob montgomery and les solo- former arthur williams farm f ship with a threeassist effort off on the nights play he pick- mon were the orangeville mar- i 1955 and commenced work llnemate jim harrison prev ksmen ed up a total of nine scoring points this total comprised 5 goals and 4 assists twentyseven points the trio of lehman gayman and hodgson collected a total on converting the 129acre site i iously ued al the w not more possible into a golf course a new club- 1 nr the clippers could easily house was erected and work have extended their goalscoring continued through the last two outbreak of fisticuffs lea- in 1 vears drenarine sreens fairlturcd the five man penalty-par- midgets blank beeton 50 with eight men icing a skeleton lineup of 8 stouffvilles forwards took ad men including the goalkeeper i vantage of every break to pil stouffvilles north york midget up a convincing lead they led entry came up with a superb 20 at the end of the first period defensive performance to blank i 40 going into the third and a highlyrated beaton club 50 j added a single insurance tally here on friday night it was beetons first loss in s games they had chalked up seven straight victories in the final frame bill hoover and larry me- mullen combined to break the ice at 940 of the opening pcr- rick wedseltoft pulled the a threeman rearguard umtj man ff of bob lehman w hard peddle wi m and grant and roger todd threw up a i forcman 14 stonewall defence in front of j mcmuuen made 3fl goalie glenn jackson any front m thp mlwle grant me thrusts that aid break j fo was cre with an hrough were turned aside b j h foreman the agile jackson total past the thirty mark the second period alone stan of 27 scoring points gayman thornington lawrence gay- notched 4 goals and added six man and kevin oconnor cart at a special dinner party j tangled near the claremont lij aa3 alllnn avhai4 ihn mini jiff lha rxncf i it 1 i assists hodgson fired 3 tallies j omed the puck off the post and assisted on five on the other players had clearcut nights play the clippers piled j shots but missed the net it up a total of 59 scoring points was the second similar defeat john ross had 4 goals and 4 1 absorbed by the orangeville assists phil nicholas 3 goals team georgetown racked up a and 4 assists stan thornington 2fv4 win three weeks ago or- 3 goals and one assist single angeville are a c class club years preparing greens ways and buildings j ade ross beckett of peachs the sale was announced this and don benson of claremont j harmon paces ringwood to 62 win jake harmon is rapidly rounding into shape a late starter with ringwood in the community league he has been teamed up with forwards ross madill and ted suzuki to form one of the most potent threesomes in the circuit on friday night he fired a pair of goals and picked up two as- siste to lead the circle city squad to a 62 win over altona gord mcdowell and howard forgie were the altona marks men joe lewis ted suzukifi ross madill and bruce fockler blinked the light for the other ringwood goals ringwood appeared some what disorganized in the early stages of the contest george neal and gord mcdowell team ed up for a nice goal at the three minute mark mcdowell whipped neals goalmouth pass past bruce smith to give al tona a 10 edge two minutes later bruce fockler drove a sammy snead shot into the top corner of the altona cage to tie the score ringwood never looked back jake harmon ross madill and ted suzuki hit the target in that order joe lewis and jake harmon rounded out the scor ing with lategame tallies al- tonas final goal came from the stick of howard forgie ray pipher and alex wilkins were credited witli assists there were seven penalties in the game four to ringwood and three to altona ringwoods ted suzuki was tagged for a 10minute misconduct penalty ladies bowling league 7 dimwitts 38 the bloopers 37 the pickles 35 hulahoops 34 spitfires 33 the rockets 29 satellites 27 sputriicks 23 high single glady ford 244 judy bellman 241 pickle cole 235 muriel gibson 228 gaye rennie 219 betty wilkins 216 marie foote 214 june baxter 205 vi booth 204 high triple vi booth 577 betty wilkins 563 n y midgets meet sutton in playoff opener stouffvilles north york entry will square off against sutton in the first playoff round th op- bner is aciiieduled for the sutton arena on friday with return tilt here in stouffville on friday feb 16th it will be a home and borne goalstocount series in the two meetings between the clubs this season stouffvlue racked up onesided scores on their rivals in other norrh york c playohs king city has been paired with woodbridge and al liston will play beeton both ser ies are a best twooutofohree games the three winner will then compete in a roundrobin playoff a group champion must be decided by feb 21st v given in toronto by the new owners mr latcham who has been an exceptional stouffville bene factor presently operates de- haviland fairways largest driv ing range in the country and has considerable other large real estate interests mr latcham also contracted with al balding noted pro golfer for the new club to start operation near mongolia ard financed moe norman another noted golfer on professional tours cancel feb 5 peewee games due to the exhibition hockey game between the world cham pion whitby dunlops and the stouffville clippers on thurs day evening feb 5th the lions peewee doubleheader will be cancelled on thursday feb 12th how ever the peewee schedule will be resumed the games will be run off as follows 630730 leafs vs buffalo 730830 pittsburg vs candns bench peachs uefenceman les jarvis had been injured on a previous clash with benson both players were banished with five minute majors bantams midgets meet pickering in 0mha opener stouffvilles two lions spon sored entries will square off against pickering in the first round of the ontario minor hockey association playoffs the bantams coached by hal gibson and the midgets coach ed by keith sutherland will play the first of their home and home series in the whitby ar ena the winner will advance against either uxbridge or port perry the winner of this set will move on to battle bob- eaygeon both stouffville clubs obtain ed a bye into the ontario play- downs they have competed in a number of exhibition tilts throughout the season lp front the foursome of larry mcmullen grant fore man bill hoover and rick wed- seltoft turned in their seasons best home effort foreman was cspeciauy effective every time out he cucked for two goals and picked up a pair of assists at times he checked the oppo sition to a standstill beetons muchfeared maur ice clifford failed to find an opening in goalie jacksons ar mour although he completed numerous prolific endtoend solo rushes his shots either missed the net or were block ed while lehman peddie and todd held the blueline fort took over the goalscoring spot light and fired twoinsrow he struck for an unassisted tally at 1830 of the second period and steamed in alone on a breakaway effort to score early in the final frame bill hoover set foreman up for the win ners final goal aside from clifford the bee ton team lacked the skating and shooting ability of their stouff ville rivals according to re ports barrie have already trained a keen eye on the left wing smoothie an equally smart teammate is also rated as possible pro calibre he was missing from the beeton lineup in fridays tilt h s midgets beat markham 1714 the high school midget bas ketball team continued its mas- try over markham last week by beating their southern rivals 17 14 in a scheduled friday night encounter brian wilkes chalked up seven points for the winners mike paul scored 5 barry mclean 4 and larry spang 1 bob rathie paced the opposition with s points don ferguson and olair roland scor ed markhams other points the local juniors didnt fare so well as their midget cousins they lost to markham jrs 57 30 bill deguerre was a tower of strength for markham col lecting a 15 point total john leishman scored 12 roger sto ver continued his fine perfor mance for stouffville he count ed is points garry baston scor ed 5 don eddington 6 and jim spang 1 a natural marsh in davis gulch that empties into south utahs escalnte river bears the name of dr john oliver la gorce president of the national geographic society the widow of la gorce arch measures 100 feet wide by 75 feet high he said it would also be un fair to take a parrot away from children and put it in a home with old folks at the same time he wouldnt consider taking a bird a ship and giving it to child ren ballantrae rallies to beat brougham 98 haylow forsyth lead hornets to win a pair of goals by francis haylow and roger forsyth paced pittsburg to a 53 win over the canadiens on thurs day night of last week for syth also picked up one assist paul stover notched a lone tally and assisted on haylows sec ond goal arlan galbraith team ed up with stover for the final goal of the game the canadiens goals were divided among three separate players bob budd keith fore man and frank taylor were the marksmen bill corner kenny aida- and keith foreman collected assists buffalo 2 leafs 1 malcolm ratcliff set up both buffalo tallies as his team edged the maple leafs 21 gary brown and billy payne were the marksmen barry mc lean combined with ross brown to net the leafs only tauy ballantrae staged one of the most thrilling rallies of the cur rent community league on fri day night to edge a favoured brougham team 98 with fif teen minutes to play in the game ballantrae trailed their rivals 84 paced by the trio of frank hendy doug forfar and harry simpson the nor thern squad staged a five goal comeback to gain an import ant victory doug forfar was at his best he fired 5 goals and picked up one assist the winner came on a shot from forfars stick with only fifteen seconds left in the game hendy and simpson were credited with assists on the tally ballantrae were no match for brougham in the early stages of the contest although ray atkinson put them out front 10 at 1232 of the first period brougham stormed back to score six in a row don beers squad appeared to have the game in the bag until ballan trae broke loose in the final frame grant carson and lome dis ney paced the brougham marks men with two goals apiece single tallies were counted by pete baluk pete byberg ted williams and glenn carter ray atkinson potted a pair for the winners frank hendy and har ry simpson each counted one ballantrae goaltender bill yake pulled off the key stop of the game late in the third per iod with ballantrae threaten ing to pull the contest out of the fire broughams lorrie dis ney fired a pointblank shot at the open net although yake was completely out of position the drive hit his stick and drop ped on the line from that point ballantrae couldnt be stopped they pressed a tiring tenman brougham club into their own end with relentless scoring thrusts goalie bill max- weu blocked many shots bummer and family from stratford could not stop them all for fars gamewinning tally hit the twine at 1945 two rvjimute lesson nolo is better trafm tiuo vears later on box grove the united church pot luck supper was held on monday eve ning with everyone enjoying themselves to the full full of food that is as well as enjoy ment after the dinner everyone went travelling through east ern canada and the gaspe through the eastern states ha vana cuba and the midstates as miss robin- armstrong and les haines and murray dow- dell showed slides of vacation trips there were also some very good movies shown by bill stoddard which he took at the school christmas concert at the markham horticultur al show on monday evening mrs russ jarvis and mrs murray dowdell copped 2nd and 3rd prizes respectively for their entries all the students at the school as well as the teachers and two visiting student teachers al bert coleclough of toronto and ronald stephany of oak ridges enjoyed the skating party on monday afternoon though the thermometer hovered around 10 degrees it is sheltered on the river behind the dowdell home and no one seemed to notice the cold mrs norman tapscott was in the teachers chair last fri day afternoon while mrs wicks was absent on a family matter during the club period at the youth centre this week the senior boys are scheduled to do a bit of carpentry work around the clubhouse up till now theyve been working on small tables or a like article the world day of prayer service this year will be on fri day february 13 and will be held at the box grove united church on that day st 730 this service is inler-cicnomlna- tional and special music for the occasion will be provided by a choir of girls from all over the village under the di rection of miss robin arm strong the next meeting of the for um group will be held at the home of mr and mrs coakwell at the usual time on monday evening there jire now six village couples in the markham bowl ing league and last friday evening they all enjoyed them selves immensely at the bowl ing league dance at the vets hall in markham tne bowling couples are norm and mary connor murray and grace dowdell charlie and marguer ite hardy russand lorna jar vis don and vi raymer and bon and mare walter tonsils seem to be in the news this week brcndaand little samena sissons both part ed with theirs on monday and although judy stoddard was scheduled for the same opera tion she caught a cold and the operation was postponed birthday greetings to david thomson 9 years on monday this week and to darlene con nor whose birthday is on wed nesday pleased to report that the blacks are back home and all well at last and that the stom ach flu bug that plagued the coakwell household for the past week or so has finally departed visitors at the raymers on sunday were mr myrle ray- mrs brennan and family from ajax and mr and mrs burk- holder from etouffville mr and mrs russ jarvis and family motored to peter- boro on sunday to visit mrs jarvis sister mr and mrs mclver t change in wall calenders bruins blank rangers 40 the bruins paced by bruca mehaffcy blanked the rangers 40 in a lions peewee game on monday night the hardskating winger fired two goals david jackson notched one goal and picked up an assist barry eell- ar also fired one bill harmon picked up a pair of assists wings 3 hawks 2 in spite of a fine goaltending performance by pat smith of the hawks the red wings eked out a close 32 win ronnie cas tle collected two goals and as sisted on one blair wagg scored one and assisted on castles second tally peter tur ner teamed up with castle on the games first goal eric hamilton and david will- ttington were the hawk marks men laurie buckland picked up an assist on hamiltons tally the hawks were short of players and only the fine work of- smith in the net held the powerpacked red wing squad in check the wings are cur rently well out in front in the group standing they have 26 points while second place bos ton has 13 the rangers are deadlocked on the second rung with 13 points while the hawks are in the cellar with 8 for comedy they have been re placed by space flight and high- domed scientists these are un doubtedly competent men whose work should be an inspiration to the young but they dont have pretty faces and their legs aren much to look ateither and the jokes about them arent very funny everything has to have social signifiance these dayseven wal calenders this makes it hard for men waiting to get their hair cut with nothing offered but the barber except the latest things in destroyers and oil re fineries and even harder for tired executives who at the end of a harassing day would just as soon stare at a blank wall as at a practical joke about hydro gen bombes staring at nothing would be easier on their ulcers though staring at a picture of a pretty girl would be even easier the wall calenders for 1959 arent as plentiful or interesting as they used to be industrial and patriotic art themes predom inate although a few of the cal enders show a preference for low comedy even these cannot be judged frivolous because their subjects are grave and economy has big biceps the cold war an juvenile delin quency maybe its a sign of the times that frivolity for the sake of frivolity if not art for arts sake is disappearing from wall calen ders poster art carries a mess age and jokes are a serious mat ter a picture of a pretty girl seated beside a swimming pool proves nothing a scene of the interior of a steel mill or the exterior of a skyscraper office building proves that a nations domed scieneists these are un- as for jokes the calenders ap pear to disapprove coldly of laughter for its own sake moth erinlaw jokes on calenders have become as rare as bathing beauties and the occupational hazards of householders post men and schoolteachers are no exports and longer considered fit subjects in wages oha int b penalty parade player team penalties in mln george davis bradford kevin oconnor stouff steve james alliston stan thornington stouff jack bartlett alliston hill colllngwood bob fallis bradford ted vandcrpo stouff- jack price milton larry shuker milton john evans milton john botter milton blake inglls georgetown 35 munroe blackwell stouff 33 wally magdy georgetown 32 geo grasby georgetown 32 bill chard georgetown don gibson bradford dave irons georgetown switzer colllngwood 31 31 30 30 the four great sources of canadian wealth are forests farms minerals and water power the pulp and paper in dustry uses the water power to convert the forest crop into dol lars of national income chiefly obtained from abroad through chiefly paid out solve your decorating questions with 280 perqt stouffers crest hardware