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fw stotffryilu jrjbune ihrauy hortmber 17 i960 tp ft tports l redshaw scores 4 goals in bantam opener ted redshaw rifled four goals one bob lamb picked up an into the maple leal net on j assist on one of chapmans tal- monday night to spark the can- 1 lies adiens to an 85 vin in the open- i buffalo 6 pitubuxe 1 lng game of the uons bantam mike reid fired two goals and 1 picked up one assist to pace schedule linemate tom ben- eon collected a total of five points notching two tallies and assisting on three others brian madill was also a twogoal marksman he picked up a pair of assists teddy todd and wayne chap man each scored two goals for buffalo to a 61 win over pitts burg tom norton was also a twogoal marksman david jack son and donald smith collected singles wayne crow der ronnie castle and don smith picked up single points in the assist de partment bill harman was the lone goal scorer for pittsburg the leafs leo neilson notched arlan galbrait set up the play office fisticuffs occur during com lg intermission harrison scores tying goal with five seconds to play a barefisted fiht broke out during the intermission period between the first and second game of the stouflville com munity hockey league on fri day night the main participants in the scuffle were alex wilkins coach of the stouffville mer chants and don benson a reg ular player with the claremont club the combatants were fin ally separated by claremonts steve wideman who came out of the dressing room at the height of the skirmish spec tators ringed the area but no other persons became involved neither party showed any dam aging effects from the encoun ter the claremont team had just completed their game with ringwood and the stouffville club was preparing to take to the ice to meet greenwood the exact cause of the brawl was not immediately known squirt league schedule nov 23 700 boston vs canadiens 730 chicago vs leafs nov 29 700 canadiens vs chicago 730 loafs vs boston dec 6 700 leafs vs boston 730 canadiens vs chicago dec 13 700 canadiens vs leafs 730 chicago vs boston dec 20 700 leafs vs chicago 730 boston vs canadiens dec 27 700 chicago vs boston 730 canadiens vs leafs ian 3 700 boston vs canadiens 730 leafs vs chicago ian 10 700 canadiens vs chicago 730 boston vs leafs can 17 n oq ieafs vs boston 730 chicago vs canadiens jan 24 700 canadiens vs leafs 730 boston vs chicago jan 31 700 leafs vs chicago 730 canadiens vs boston feb 7 700 chicago vs boston 730 leafs vs canadiens feb 14 700 boston vs canadiens 730 chicago vs leafs feb 21 700 canadiens vs chicago 730 leafs vs boston feb 28 700 leafs vs boston 730 canadiens vs chicago march 7 700 boston vs leafs 730 chicago vs canadiens march 14 700 canadiens vs chicago 730 boston vs leafs march 21 700 boston vs canadiens 730 leafs vs chicago march 28 700 leafs vs canadiens 730 chicago vs boston the sign of a good time theatre uxbridge thursday friday saturday november 17th 18th 19th would michael jill st cartoon kennie john news claremonts 1 hh annual santa claus parade saturday nov 26th prizes for school floats 40 pupils and over 1st 2000 2nd 51000 pupils and under 1st 2000 2nd 1000 nonwinners 500 variety floats 1st 1500 2nd 500 business floats sarco silver cup decorated bicycles 1st 300 2nd 200 12 years under 3rd 100 other childrens entries 1st 300 2nd 200 3rd s100 scouts hides brownies cubs 1st 1500 2nd 1000 3rd 500 1th 500 best clown 1st 500 2nd 300 lucky draw 1st prize 100 canada savings bond 2nd prize 3 turret movie camera 3rd prize 30 hamper of groceries 4th prize fishing rod reel parade starts at the station 130 pm sharp candies for all presented by children will santa claus be a disastrous penalty to the greenwoodmount zion team in the final minute of play led to a stouffville goal with only five seconds to go in a scheduled community league game on friday night jim harrison teamed up with howard forgie to pop the tying tally into the twine it marked the second successive tie for the merch ants the greenwoodmt zion squad held a 42 lead in the late stages of the final frame ray pipher put stouffville back in the heat of the battle at the sixteen minute mark and har rison cashed in for a 44 split in the points a wide edge the combines displayed a wide edge in territorial play during the first period they outshot the merchants 147 and outscored them 20 les baylis made it 10 on a pass from brother jim baylis mur ray jones extended his teams lead his bullet drive slipped through the glove of goalie geo wilkins and dropped over the line the greenwood crew had a number of fine chances to lengthen their lead even fur ther but their shots were block ed wilkins turned aside two successive drives by grant car son and grant jones bounced the puck off the goal post stage comeback the merchants came to life in the final frame and outscored their rivals 42 david little- wood pete lacey ray pipher and jim harrison were the marksmen in that order pete byberg and murray jones hit the target for greenwood stou ffville also showed an edge in the shotsongoal department testing neiminder bill maxwell with ten drives wilkins had only five the gamejvas cleanly played officials glen byer and polly minton handed out only five penalties three of these went to the merchants greenwood team in orha the greenwood mount zion combines will file an entry in the ontario rural hockey lea gue this winter according to their team coach les wilson the club is currently playing in the stouffville community league and their standing will not be affected by competition in the rural playoffs this sea son a new rule was approved whereby an oriia player is still eligible for regular play in the local group oha play ers are not eligible to date greenwood has lost only one game they have one victory and two ties well up in as a rearguard markhams bob atkinson is setting a torrid pace in the stouffville com munity hockey leagues indi vidual scoring race to date he has collected a total of seven points comprising 1 goal and 6 assists he is currently among the top three tied with bud lehman and team mate al tidsbury claremonts wayne redshaw still leads the loop with twelve points followed by vern ferguson with eight only greenwoods murray jones is close to defenceman atkinsons record rate he has 4 goals and 1 assist for 5 points ringwoods harold hodgson has four points the individual breakdown is as follows c w redshaw claremont 9 v ferguson clare b atkinson markham b lehman ringwood a tidsbury markham g more ringwood b fockler ringwood c keffer markham p lacey stouffville m jones greenwood c evans claremont j rae markham j harrison stouffville g jones greenwood b mccready clare h hodgson ringwood b cherry claremont p goodfellow ring r madill ringwood j harmani ringwood d haynes ringwood r guy ringwood s wideman claremont j cherry claremont p byberg greenwood g carson greenwood l baylis greenwood j baylis greenwood h forgie stouffville r pipher stouffville l gayman markham h young markham l borean markham f hcndy ballantrae k wallace ballantrae g usherwood ballan r stewart ballantrae 27 teams in n y league acceptance of keswick and alliston midget entries and an aurora juvenile team has boost ed the north york minor hoc key league team total to 27 teams entry list covers five juvenile nine midget eight bantam and five peewee clubs entries are juvenile allis ton aurora richmond hill sutton unionville midget alliston aurora beeton brad ford keswick newmarket richmond hill schomberg un ionville bantam alliston aur ora beeton bradford king city newmarket richmond hill unionville pecwee aurora bradford newmarket rich mond hill and unionville other teams wishing to enter the leagues 190061 race should contact league governor geo haskett immediately reports indicate beeton no- bleton stouffville and newmar ket are considering juvenile en tries nobleton and woodbridgc bantam clubs g a p 9 3 12 2 6 s 1 6 7 3 4 7 3 4 7 3 3 f 4 2 6 4 1 5 4 1 5 4 1 5 3 2 5 1 3 4 2 2 4 2 2 4 2 2 4 1 3 4 1 2 3 2 1 3 3 0 3 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 0 2 1 0 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 2 0 2 0 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 2 0 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 i 1 2 i 1 o 1 1 2 juveniles need a netminder the stouffville juveniles are in dire need of a firststring net- minder according to reports the club is rapidly rounding into shape with some twenty players attending recent work outs hopes of obtaining the services of glenn jackson faded on tuesday when the agile puck- stopper applied for his official release he will go to union ville with the junior b jets the next workout for the juv enile team will be held on mon day night from 9 to 1030 all positions are still open the team may enter the north york circuit the squirt league has been organized they will play every tuesday evening from 645 to 745 the bantam allstars will practise onthe same night start ing at 745 pm the midgets will work out on thursday from 9 to 1030 pm kingw wins with man in box pete goodfellow a new re cruit added to the ringwood lineup came through with two important goals on friday night to spark the team to a close 32 victory over claremont in a scheduled community league contest the ringwood win boosted them into a temporary hold on the first place position in the group markhams 40 victory over ballantrae shoved them into a tie with the circle city crew penally backfires the score was deadlocked at 22 midway through the final period when ringwoods ted suzuki was thumbed with a minor slashing penalty while claremont had five men parked inside the ringwood blueline on a power play effort goodfellow broke free he popped the puck into the twine giving goalie wes evans no chance to make the stop throughout the entire con test claremont failed to take advantage of ringwoods penal- tics seven ringwood men spent time in the cooler claremont were shorthanded on only two occasions gene more was the other ringwood marksman take lead wayne redshaw slipped bob cherrys pass into the ring- wood net at the ten minute mark of the first period to take a 10 lead bob mccready had a good chance to lengthen the ad vantage but his drive hit the goal post ringwood appeared content to lob long shots at goalie evans the majority missed the target or were han dled easily always a threat gene more a continuous scor ing threat on the ringwood front line cashed in for the tying goal early in the final frame the combination of goodfellow and hodgson made it 21 the defending champs came back as bob mccready triggered home a picture goal on a pass from jim cherry this set the stage for the win ner by goodfellow with six- minutes to go in the game the scoring summary is as follow- kt c w redshaw- b cherry penalty box taxed to limit jets belt lakeshore 101 high school news by michar mia the unionville jets fresh from a thrilling 43 victory over woodbridge slashed the de fences of the lakeshore bru ins to shreds on tuesday night to chalk up a decisive 101 vic tory it was the homesters 3rd win in a row they are slated to meet their supreme test against st mikes on friday and against dixie in unionville on nov 22nd in spite of some tightfisted officiating by referee j shrop shire a near donnybrook oc curred in the late stages of the final frame unionville forward tom dodge broke his hockey stick across the back of ace lakeshore player and captain sam ferris when the smoke had cleared and ferris had limped into the dressing room for repairs dodge found him self on the receiving end of a vicious right uppercut that caught him flush on the nose the contest was delayed until the armweary penalty time keeper could catch up with the business at hand at one point in the period no less than five players were stacked up in the cooler and two others had been banished from the ice aside from a brief offensive stint in the early stages of the game lakeshore as a team were much inferior to the jet roster only their captain sam ferris showed any potential power and even he resorted to the fancy dan gordie howe act on too many occasions hop kins in the bruins net worked like a proverbial slave to over come the mistakes of his por ous defence in one disgusted gesture he tossed the puck through the steel rafters after catching a direct drive from an uncovered unionville forward jerry knightley a hardwork ing unionville rightwinger fired a threegoal hattrick for the jets jim mcdowell potted a pair glen boon john saunders dick underwood barry watson and john brigden counted sin gles bob collins was the lone lakeshore marksman it was unionvilles 3rd straight win and their second victory on home ice the crowd was hardly representative of the teams lofty position in the metro loop v 2nd r moregoodfellow r goodfellowhodgson c mccreadyj cherry r goodfellow 1025 530 1010 1205 1120 therell always be excuses to stay away from the office bu when the cold days come they wont found so fishy balsam mt zion mrs b jamicson the wa met last wednes day in the church basement the president mrs lloyd wilson took the chair thirteen ladies answered the roll with a verse containing the word light the lesson thoughts on our commission were taken by the president and the theme song was sung following the min utes and business a rememb rance day programme took place and 2 minutes silence was observed a program numbcr was donated by each one the meeting closed with the bene diction mr robert sadler passed away in the hospital at bowman- ville last tuesday after a short illness the sympathy of this community goes to his family as the sadlers lived in this dis trict for a number of years prior to moving to bowmanville the flowers on the communion table on sunday were in his memory mr glen manderson and mr walter carson arc both sporting new chev cars mrs win harhron mr and mrs leslie harbron and lloyd attended the hallneal welding in toronto on saturday mrs w harbron spent the weekend with miss mabel harbron at richmond hill several ladies gathered at the home of mrs cecil disney and presented mrs david tho ley nee mary schloen with a shower saturday night mr and mrs percy jones and family visited on sunday with mr and mrs don pictt at hamilton mr and mrs lloyd magill and john of oshawa visited on sun day with mr and mrs b jamie- son mrs g briggs of oshawa spent the weekend with her sis ter mrs lewis jones miss betty gates who is at tending the toronto teachers college is doing practice teach ing at pine grove school this week broda at jet game turk broda was an interested spectator at the unionviile- lakeshore b hockey game in the unionville aiena on tues day night tiie former toronto maple leaf veteran was watch ing with keen interest the goal- tending performance of the jets rick charron the unionville netminder was not overworked as in the previous contest with weston his mates registered a decisive 101 win note since the squirt schedule was submitted the starling time of each game has been advanced by fifteen minutes the first game will now start at 645 pm rather than 00 as previously announced players and eoaehes are asked to take note of the time change iiddej markham netminder bob rid- dell came up with another out standing performance between the pipes on friday night to chalk up a welldeserved shut out in a scheduled community league contest while he was holding the fort his mates were slipping four pucks past ron mortimer in the ballantrae cage the 40 victory moved markham into a first place tie with ringwood each with three wins and one loss ballantrae lacked the drive that they had shown in some previous contests in the entire sixty minutes they tested goalie riddeli with only fourteen shots netminder mortimer blocked 18 two markham tallies came with the aces a man short john rae and lindo borean blinked the light with defenceman dave winnitoy in the penalty box harry young and carl keffer were the other markham marks men bob atkinson and al tids bury each collected two assists frank hendy had the best opportunity to break riddells shutout record late in the final frame when he broke free on a cleancut breakaway riddeli covered the short side of the cage and hcndys drive missed the target tops wish 294 ruth lee topped the previous high single in the stouffville ladies bowling league last week with a score of 294 she was also tops in the high triple department with a 746 the rec ord single for the season had been held by betty wilkins with a 279 local bowlers who bested the coveted 200 mark in the most recent competition were as fol lows ethel gibson 262 ruth miller 257 lois holder213 may hitchen 230 betty mat thews 215 muriel steele 212 vi booth 209 nelda barkey 206 the team standings are as follows excuses 22 car hops 17 kadettes 14 scatter pins 11 blow outs 10 petites 10 the stoufrville fire brigade was summoned to the cottage residence of robt gray mus- sclmans lake on tuesday eve ning when an exploding oil space heater threatened the small home the outbreak was quickly brought under control oxbridge in 7team league uxbridge will ice an inter mediate c team this winter the black hawks as they will be known have been placed in a seventeam group with pene- tang elmvale orangevllle bee ton slayner and bolton their home opener is scheduled for monday nov 28th penetang will be the visitors goodwoods wellknown gord todd has been named as coach according to a report last week s15000 had been contributed towards the support of the entry atha euchre results ladles 1st mrs daniels 2nd mrs sheridan 3rd mrs smith men 1st norm jarvis 2nd cliff pipher 3rd walter piphe- door iri- mr catton mrs hammond debating competition our debating team got off to a good start last week as they defeated bradford in the first round of the john knowles de bating competition the topic resolved that capital punish ment should be abolished in canada gave vent to some ex cellent arguments as chris evans and richard laigridge of the bradford negative en gaged in a war of words with the stouffville affirmative team of daphne chewins and dawn grose in our own auditorium at the same time marg hoover and neil memullen presented their case for the stouffville negative over at bradford where they also were victorious three very disti n g u i s h e d judges were ot hand for the stouffville debate reverend mr tiller rector of stouffville and unionville anglican churches mrs laushway president of the local womens club and mr hill principal of unionville pub lic school sacrificed their val uable time in order to be pres ent we wish to commend the con testants from bradford on their excellent showing and to con gratulate our own team and wish them future success when they meet aurora in the second round on nov 16th commencement a large al tendance of parents and students were present for community lg standing w l t pts markham 3 10 6 ringwood 3 10 6 claremont 2 115 greenwood 112 4 stouffville 0 2 2 2 ballantrae 0 3 11 results ringwood claremont 2 stoufrville 1 greenwood 4 markham 4 ballantrae 0 schedule friday nov 18 markham vs claremont s pm ringwood vs greenwol 915 hallantrae vs stouffvills 1045 markhams new entry in the stouffville community hockey league will shortly be regaled in brand new uniforms accord ing to the team captain bob atkinson mr j winnitoy a local contractor has offered to foot the bill markham is cur rently flying high atop the group standing deadlocked with ringwood in the first place posi tion they will meet claremont in the eight oclock opener on friday night schedule change friday dec 2nd previously ruled as an off night in the stouffville community league schedule will now operate as usual dec 9th however will see a cancellation of all games the schedule for dec 2nd will read as follows stouffville vs ringwood at 8 pm ballantrae vs claremont at 915 pm mar kham vs greenwood at 1045 pm players and coaches are asked to take note of this change the annua commencement ex ercises held thursday night the prizes and awards for aca demic and athletic prowess were presented to over 100 students by the staff members and other distinguished members of the community the programme was highlighted by various num bers from the school choirs and orchestra sport shorts mr rehill has organized a senior boys volleyball team that will travel to belleville on dec 3rd to compete in a district tournament still no decision has been reached on the eligibility of the senior girls volleyball team that recently defeated all comers in the b league they remain unofficial champions a grade 9 girls volleyball team coached by miss seibel has been entered in league com petition uniforms yes or no the suggestion has been made that the students at stouffville high school should wear a school uniform it will be our purpose this week to present some of the pos and cons that arose from interviews with the teachers and students on this subject we found that it was mainly the girls who supported the idea as it would solse their clothes competition problem many of them however were doubtful about giving up their wardrobes to wear the same costume every day the boys were far more skep tical they argued that the girls clothes competition prob lem was an imaginary one the better dressed girls dont expect the others to keep up with them nor do the others worry about not being stylish a number of the seniors agreed that the switch to uniforms would be too drastic a change otherj stated that it would be mon otonous and boring to wear the same thing every day a few more strong points of objection were centered around the words conformity and in dividuality the opinion was that in an age where the mod ern individualistic student ex presses himseii in the way he talks acts and dresses being forced to conform to a master plan would deprive him of valuable facet of expression on the other hand it was mentioned that students were not expressing themselves in a suitable manner by among other things appearing at school dressed too casually school uniforms is one answer to this problem however if the diff erence of opinion is so vast as to prevent the adoption of such a system another answer must be found the suggestion that has been brought forward a number of times before is to have the boys wear a white shirt and tie while the girls retain their high standard of dress this sugges tion was given approval recent ly by a number although not a majority of the students this system is more moderate than the uniform idea yet it still achieves its basic aims if any students wish to ex press their opinions on these subjects kindly submit them in brief letter form to the press reporter and they will appear in next weeks column wo would appreciate your views on this matter round sirlorn tbone steaks or roasts lb 85c mimed beef 3 lbs 100 pure pokk sausage lb 39c lean boneless stewing beef lb 59c