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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), October 6, 1960, p. 28

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pe 10 the stourryjuj trisune thursdiy october 13 i960 em up o repetition aft- a decade of i rtlve hoc key com pi a hockey ci lb r i letely vanished feotn the local ice lanes their decision to hang em up came this fall when a number of their key players de cided to permanent retire the eiubs ten year record was responsible for the most part on the energetic enthusiasm e team manager net- minder jack warrii a irg to tribune rec irc their 1st entry was filed in the toronto hockey league on nov 30 19- 59 at that time jack warriner was the manager and the club was coa he i by gord lewis the initial lineup included the fol lowing names grant wells geo timbers lloyd grove dent brown lester weatherili neil brown murray grove don thomas ed mason murray lewis harry lewis dent smith and jim thomas their first game ended in a 33 tie with don miller ed mason and lloyd grove scoring the goals out of this starting roster only lloyd grove murray grove murray lewis harry lewis and don thomas played regularly last season jack warriner turned in a few games in the net last winter but much of his work was centred around coaching duties from the box in may 151 peachs reached the t h l semifinals they were defeated by toronto mon- archs in an extended fivegame series murray lewis headed the clubs individual goalscor ing parade with 18 murray grove counted 14 don thomas ed mason and dent smith fol lowed in that order in ihe season of 195152 pea chs entered a stouffville com munity league with lansing agincourt uxbridge stouffviiie and riverdale the champion ship was won by uxbridge and tiie arena trophy was present ed to captain harvey action by geo allison the president of the arena board don claik of agincourt topped the league in the goal scoring department with 29 goals and 27 assists for 5g points bun sellers russ for far and harold hodgins follow ed in that order in 195253 herb simpson of ballantrae took over the teams coaching chores the club filed entries in four separate leagues including the stouffville arena group the orha the thl and king clancy mark mills bud lehman lome timbers john lawrenson and geo third were added to the lineup alj though the squad took part in j 49 scheduled games 3 exhibi- tion contests plus 18 practices they failed to win a champion ship in a long season that ended early in mai peachs gained districtwide favour in the spring of 195s when they defaulted a semifinal game in the king clancy lea gue because it was scheduled for a sunday afternoon in ra- vina gardens toronto the team was also threatened with a s10 fine the same situation had occurred on one other ear lier occasion but an alternate date was set in both the hockey and soft- ball organization it was jack warriner who kept the boys to gether this summer the soft- ball team also withdrew as a unit from active competition as a club thev came up to- j gether and retired in a similar manner during the past decade in juries were numerous harry lewis suffered a broken leg murray grove suffered a broken collarbone and jack warriner suffered a ninestitch gash near his eye when hit by a flying puck there were other mis haps too numerous to mention in ten years of competition they failed to win a champion ship they captured a softball title at claremont three years ago the nucleus of the team was taken from a young peoples group at the peachs church down through the years an endoftheseason church parade was part of the clubs schedule influenced by this background drinking was not permitted and few of the original players even smoked the line of don thom as murray grove and ed ma son played together as a trio for a number of years on the retirement of ed mason john reesor filled the vacancy and the threesome remained intact until the end of the 195960 sea son in 195152 don thomas headed the teams pointscoring production with 14 goals and 9 assists grant wells geo tim bers jack warriner and last winter jim johnson have all shared the goaltending chores with the clubs complete re tirement this winter it is un likely that they will again re turn as a unit to active league competition their efforts will be confined to openair natural ice rinks from which the team was originally organized appreciation the management and plavers of the stouffville girls softball team are sincerely appreciative of the sponsorship given the club during the past season the club is indebted to the following merchants hamilton auto parts ken laushway insur ance mickey hunt sunoco pat rick motors ltd giles chev- olds oneills furniture crest hardware waggs jewellers betz pools ltd houston drugs and whiterodgers ltd dance the boys athletic society of the stouffville dist high school will hold a dance in the audi torium on friday evening at eight oclock the student body from markham has been invit ed music will be provided by records its a neat trick the way jet planes make the world so small without affecting the distance between airport and hotel workouts on friday the six entries in the stouff ville community hockey lea gue will hold a preschedule workout in the arena on fri day night oct 14th each club will provide one referee for the practise session the teams will take to the ice as follows 8 pm ringwood vs mark- ham 915 pm claremont vs stouffville 1030 pm green wood vs ballantrae the regular league schedule will open on friday oct 21st peewee softball champs some men who worked up from the bottom have sons who are working down from the top its when love affairs arent really taken to heart that they wind up being taken to court claremont captured the pic kering twp peewee champ ionship this season with a thrilling victory over green wood in a threegame series the winners are pictured here rear row left to right david whittington robert drake brian madill albert koszelle coach kenneth torrence jim desjardins front row left to right tom benson ted redshaw geo redshaw eric jones al- vin lehman clinton couper- thwaite absent are arthur maxwell geo desjardins wallace pugh dennis smith and bob madill asst coach cadieux studio 8fihdt if qzsa b m here they come tl four horses round the final feature attractions at mark- were stopped by the tribune at f8 l200th of a second i turn and head for the finish ham fair on friday and sat- line in a close race one of the urday the pounding steeds camera in their stretch drive staff photo w for the s- best of leadership and for healthful wholesome recreation i join the stouffville figure skating club now 22 weeks of professional instruction in figures free skating and dance mondays tuesdays thursdays and fridays classes for all ages free group lessons for all members from our topflite pro judy lawrence gooderham skating commences monday afternoon october 17 preschool including grade i 1000 junior 13 yrs and under 1800 senior over 13 yrs 2100 special family rate 3 or more children adult srssions o he arranrtd if sufficient interest indicated the third season of stouff villes community hockey lea gue will officially open on fri day evening oct 21 six teams have filed entries including claremont defending champs stouffville markham ballan trae ringwood and greenwood markham is the newest arrival to the local group they replace peachs who have decided to hang em up after a decade of hockey competition it will be markham vs stouff ville in the first game of the schedule commencing at 8 pm ringwood and ballantrae will follow at 915 and claremont and greenwood will round out the nights activity starting at 11 pm on friday oct 28th it will be claremont vs ballantrae greenwood vs markham and ringwood vs stouffville a com plete schedule for the entire season will be published as soon as the arenas winter program is finalized the six clubs will hold a preseason workout on friday evening of this week although little is known about each individual entry it is ex pected that markham stouff ville ringwood and claremont will ice good clubs ballantrae has acquired some new blood but greenwood is expected to retain the majority of last sea sons performers they hope to obtain additional bench strength in case of injury or illness to key players claremont claremont the reigning cham pions for the past two years will return with such regulars as bill jordan dean evans don benson grant jones jack red shaw wcs evans gary taylor ron hedges vein ferguson and others their big question mark is the possibility that club cap tain bob cherry may retire from the ranks of an active performer it lias been rumour ed that star defenceman mur ray jones may join brother grant in the ciaremont lineup markliani markham the new entry in the group will acquire some of the players that performed with stouffville during the 195960 season including bob atkinson ron graham and harry young jim johnson steady netminder witli peachs will move over to the markham nets morris pro- cenko will head one harddriving front line and will test rival goaltenders with his bullet shot lawrence gayman also a for mer peachs recruit will join his markham mates stouftville stouffvilles hottest new pros pect is frontline speedster jim harrison an alwaysdangerous performer he was considered to be the leagues fastest skater last year alex wilkins howard forgie rao pipher lindo bor eal ind bill allan are expected back geo martin will likely return to service between the pipes greenwood much of greenwoods strength is dependent on the return of murray jones pete byberg will be back on the rearguard how ard malcolm the bayiis broth ers grant carson lome dis ney and ron jones will also likely return reliable defence- man and team manager les wilson will also be back at the greenwoodmt zion helm bill maxwell an agile glove artist will perform between the pipes ringwood bud lehman and harold hodg son may lineup with ringwood they have attended a number of workouts witli the ringwood team ken king and bud thom as will likely alternate in the nets ted suzuki rick wedsel- toft don mccurdy ross madill don haynes jake harman bruce fockler clare fodder and merlin harman are a few of last years recruits that are expected hack in uniform allan boyd may also join the roster ballantrae ron mortimer will he back in the nets again this season for the ballantrae braves the club will be coached by doug forfar lou mortimer will be the team manager ron stew art the goodwood whiz kid will return along with bob todd gord paisley frank ilendy col in pariand gary usherwood keith wallace ray atkinson joe crowhurst and jim coultice oil october 24 and 27 registration for the forth coming stouffville minor hoc key program will begin on mon day evening oct 21th it whj resume on thursday evening oct 27th to date the league will comprise a group for squirts ages ts yrs peewee ages 912 yrs bantam ages 12m yrs midget ages 141g yrs the peewee and midget age groups will be registered on monday oct 21th peewee reg istration will take place from 7s pm midget registration will be held from 89 pm on thurs day evening oct 27th the squirt boys will register from c7 pm the bantams will sign up from 78 pm tile entry fee for the entire season will be as follows squirts 600 peewee bantam and midgets 1000 the entire registration program will take place in the office of the stouffville arena an ad vertisement concerning ages hours etc appears on the sports page of this issue three former stouffville juve nile players attended a workout with unionvilles jr b jets on tuesday night lynn and larry mcmullen and grant foreman took part in the prac tise newmarket has finally gained an entry into the metro jr b circuit the smoke ring fran chise has been purchased by doug alcorn the team will be coached by roger neilson last year with aurora the league schedule is slated to start early in november oct 21 markham vs stouffville ringwood vs ballantrae greenwood vs claremont oct 28 claremont vs ballantrae greenwood vs markham ringwood vs stouffville nov 1th ballantrae vs greenwood claremont vs stouffville markham vs ringwood nov 11 claremont vs ringwood stouffville vs greenwood ballantrae vs markham nov 18 markham vs claremont ringwood vs greenwood ballantrae vs stouffville nov 25 claremont vs greenwood stouffville vs markham ballantrae vs ringwood dec 2 open night dec 9 stouffville vs ringwood ballantrae vs claremont markham vs greenwood dee 1s ringwood vs markham greenwood vs ballantrae stouffville vs claremont dec 23 markham vs ballantrae ringwood vs claremont greenwood vs stouffville dec 30h stouffville vs ballantrae claremont vs markham greenwood vs ringwood a record entry list was filed in the horseshoe pitching com petition at markham fair the rivalry attracted good spectator interest the contest was in charge of mr harold blackman of brougham two of the top entries dean mclaughlin canadian cham pion and elmer hold runnerup in the world tournament dis played amazing skill at the game the competition was con fined to 12 courts and lasted from 11 am to 5 pm the re sults were as follows central ontario championship in orderi elmer ilohl wei- lesley dean mclaughlin osha- wa doug vann oshawa c jackson goodwood r boeder waterloo c nceb new ham burg doubles tournament j boswell hamilton and g banks toronto dean mclaugh lin and jim stanfield port cre dit norm black richmond hill and frank corbin hamilton r roeder waterloo and b eidy willowdale harold blackman brougham and ted burrows pt credit elmer hohl and b duck port credit iocnl tournament harold blackman c jack son goodwo- harry noble stoufxvilie bob christon tor onto harvey clendenning stou ffville stan slack goodwood doubles bob christon and h noble ii blackman and s slack c jackson and h clendenning tips on extinguishers if yrxz have a fire extinguish er in your home but dont know how to use it properly you are living in a fools paradise if you rely on it to do a job in emerg ency this is a straightfromthe shoulder warning by one of the nations senior fire prevention officers sjimt tips read the instructions on the housing of the extinguisher and bone up on them at intervals know what the extinguisher is capble of doing some types are ineffective in certain situa tions know what these are because extinguishers in gen eral have a short operating time theres no point in start ing yours going when you are 50 feet away from the fire by the time you close in on the blare tfect may be lost stouffville lions minor hockey registration afr stouffville arena ages 912 peewee monday oct 21 78 pm hl 6 midget monday oct 21 80 pm ages 78 squirts thursday oct 27 i7 pm 1211 bantam thursd y oct 27 78 pm fees squirts 000 for peewee bantam season ftlidgel 1000 for season v the sign of a good time theatre uxbridge thursday to saturday october i3lh mth 15th doctors dilemma leslie caron dirk bogakde color cinemascope cartoon news 1 wc arc pleased to announce south pacific coming soon four days only great entertainment

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