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teq jo the stouffville trjsune tbuxaiiy dec 3ti i960 polly minton to coach allstar team polly minton well known stouffville hockey player a jew seaions back and now an o ha official has agreed to coach an allstar stouffville community league entry against the union- ville jets on friday night jan 20th the proceeds from the game will be divided be tween a local players benefit fund and the stouffville minor hockey association minton was the unanimous choice of the community league representa tives at a special meeting on sunday afternoon fifteen players will be select ed for an allstar lineup includ ing two goaltenders sweaters have been offered by both greenwoodmt zion and stouff ville ail players names must be submitted to the league chairman by jan 6th the un- ionville roster will be little changed from the present line up a pregame practice will be arranged for the local club by the arena manager v t ron nie lucky draw tickets will go on sale shortly the purchase of one ticket will also admit the bearer to the game the regu lar admission price will be 50c with children under 12 admitted free refreshments for both clubs will be provided by the minor hockey association after the game roger stover sparks juveniles to 82 win madill gets three goals for brian madill and ted red- shaw teamed up for three goals on monday night in a bantam house league game madill was the trigger man on each occa sion redshaw was given credit for assists on the tallies the canadiens blanked pittsburg 60 single goals came from the sticks of tom benson david whittington and bill goudie ben aida and francis lye pick ed up single points for assists leafs 3 buffalo 2 wayne chapman and francis haylow provided the goal-scor- roger stover deprived of a full season of hockey action last winter due to the withdrawal of the juvenile entry appears headed towards one of his best years posted on a left wing po sition with line mates lynn mc- mullen and grant foreman the local athlete rifled three pucks into the net at lindsay on fri day stouffville humbled the homesters 82 in their initial game of the schedule stover has been shifted up on the juvenile front line although he had previously performed as a rearguard the switch from defence to offence has not had any ill effects on his playing ability in addition to his ha trick effort five other players dented the lindsay twine single goals came from the sticks of rick wedseltoft grant fore man dave bate allan boyd and barry mclean marvin betz a local netminder who has worked under the shadow of ace puck- stopper glenn jackson has been given the opportunity to prove his worth through the absence of the agile jackson on friday night he turned in a brilliant performance and won the praise of his mates and the team management only two pucks slipped past his defences ringwood s effort beats merchants jackson makes debut in stouffvilles glenn jackson proved to himself his players and the fans that he has earned the right to perform in oha junior b company when he replaced unionvilles rick char- ron in the nets at newmarket ing power that paced the leafs j on tuesday night he made his to a close 32 victory over buf falo chapman potted a pair of tallies haylow notched one leo neilson picked up an assist on chapmans first goal the others were unassisted efforts mike reid kept buffalos hopes alive with two tallies wayne crowder assisted on one david james teamed up on the other juveniles lose 51 to whitby a team a fine crowd of stouffville fans attended the home debut of the juvenile entry on mon day night and witnessed three spinetingling periods of clean fast hockey whitby an a class club chalked up a 51 win brian fletcher was the main spark plug in the whitby at tack he fired two goals and assisted on two others ron moore potted a pair and doug mclean netted a single larry mcmullen was the lone marks man for stouffville marvin betz continued his fine play between the pipes for the stouffville club he was es pecially keen in the first and second periods the shooting of some stouffville forwards was erratic travis sugden a new recruit added this season to the local entry brought roars of approval from partisan stouffville fans as he led numerous cyclonic rushes down the ice he formed a potent defensive duo with rick wedseltoft bob lehman and keith mcdowell formed another rearguard pair three lines com prised barry mclean wayne pennanen and allan boyd lynn mcmullen grant foreman and roger stover dave bate peter stover and grant pascoe official debut a winning one as the jets chalked up a 96 victory over the smoke rings in a previous meeting between the two clubs on unionville ice the homesters were forced to settle for a 44 draw jacksons efforts were aided by a goalhungry jet squad who rapped nine pucks into the newmarket twine their last effort came in the final minute of the game when john saund ers drifted the disk into the empty cage their goaltender pat dineen was sitting on the bench in favour of a sixth at tacker saunders with a pair of tallies was the only unionville player to score more than one goal single markers came from the sticks of dick underwood jerry rowarth bill johnston barry watson walter mclean glenn boon and ross colburn ted murrell john mcknight bill mckenzie john canavan john mcmillan and john hall were the newmarket marks men netminder jackson made some fine stops as his team skated to their eighth straight game with out a loss they have 7 victories and one tie firststring puck- stopper charron has been side lined with the shingles jack son may see action again on saturday night when the jets journey to brampton they play host to st mikes on tuesday dec 13th in a feature tilt for markham team in spite of the loss of their i two top performers bud leh man and gene more ringwood came up with their strongest i effort on friday night in a i scheduled community league game from the drop of the puck the team forged into the attack that had the stouffville merchants hanging on the ropes in the first period only some brilliant stops by net minder geo martin kept the ringwood forwards from run ning the count into the double figures martin blocked a total of 36 shots ringwood posted a 40 lead before stouffville could get any potent attack organized don haynes ted suzuki pete good- fellow and harold hodgson blin ked the light in that order mike mcstravick sewed up the win with the clincher at the midway mark of the final frame pete lacey was stouffvilles lone marksman don haynes turned in a standout game on the ring- wood rearguard he rocket forward rao pipher with a solid check in the last period harold hodgson was also going strong jake harman collected a pair of assists and was robbed of at least two goals by netminder martin buy your christmas trees from the stouffville lions club hattrick in squirt league neil brown currently one of the top performers in the newly organized squirt hockey league is setting a torrid goalscoring pace in two games he has counted a total of five tallies he blinked the light three times on tuesday night as the leafs defeated boston 42 donald garrett was the other leaf marksman michael brilhnger scored two goals for boston only the fine work in the leaf net by wayne emmerson held the bruin forwards down to two tallies he stopped at least six shots on direct drives neil brown one of the best skaters on the ice took ad vantage of every opportunity and made- no mistake with his shots every game a different netminder is given the goaltend- ing job the young lads are out fitted with plastic face guards chicago 2 canadiens 2 gregory forfar teamed up with roger lehman for one goal and bcbby duxbury shoved bobby bangays pass over the line for another tally as the chicago black hawks battled the montreal canadiens to a 22 tie billy thornhill was a twogoal marksman for the ca nadiens high school news ey michael paul player draws suspension wayne redshaw currently the pointscoring leader in the stouffville community hockey league was given a onegame suspension at a meeting of team representatives on sunday af ternoon the claremont forward was banished from fridays game by referee glenn byer when he objected strenuously to a minor penalty called by the official it marked the third suspen sion to date in the schedule sully vipond also of clare mont was banished for two games after he was thumbed with a match misconduct by referee polly minton morris procenko of markham drew a single game suspension for con duct similar to redshaws flare- up the sign of a good time imtfsz n theatre uxbridge thursday friday saturday december sth 9th 10th warrior and g 1 a n n a m a r 1 a c a n a l e georges m arch a l cartoon news lindo borean an unorthodox player with a magiclike shot has upset many a tightly con tested hockey game since he was introduced to the stouffville community league last sea son he wielded a potent stick for the stouffville merchants this year he has lined up with markham on friday night the greenwoodmt zion combines were reminded of his deadly ac curacy when he slipped the puck into the rivals cage with only two seconds to go in the game the tally at 3958 broke up a thrilling 55 tie and gave mark ham the twopoint victory the loss was even more heart breaking for the greenwoodmt zion men since they were forced to come from behind and notcli their fifth goal with netminder jerry brett on the bench and six forwards inside the mark ham blueline murray jones picked up a backpass from team mate matt kinnari and rifled a drive past bob riddell with only forty seconds left in the contest tins set the stage for boreans crushing shot that evaded the grasp of goalie brett and rolled over the line lawr ence gayman a 3point man on the nigiits play was credited with an assist on the winner from almost every aspect of league games to date green woodmt zion should rightly be battling with ringwood for the number one position rather than fighting for a fourth and final playoff spot on friday they jumped into a 30 lead over markham only to watch the ad vantage melt away into a one goal deficit the game was by far the best of the night lindo borean paced the mark ham goalgetters with a pair singles were counted by morris procenko bob graham dave jennings and carl keffer les baylis notched two tallies for the combines pete byberg charlie grandy and murray jones each counted one bill maxwell guarded tiie greenwood net in the first period and jerry brett finished the game between the pipes unionville wins barry gaston scored 4 goals and john ionson 3 to pace unionville jets to a 126 win over sutton greenshirts in the jets home opener in the north york juvenile hockey league last week ken beckett don ferguson peter mackey don underwood and dave stonehouse also scor ed unionville goals inor hockey spectators at the stouffville arena on thursday evening dec 29lh will witness nine minor hockey games commenc ing at 6 pm the teams will in clude the squirts peewoes ban tams midgets and juveniles tickets are currently on sale a lionel train and a chatty cathy talking doll will be only two of numerous prizes that will bo given away to lucky tick et holders all proceeds from the evenings program will go towards the promotion of minor hockey in stouffville the boys athletic association stole the show from the student council last week when they per formed a task that the council had placed in the too difficult category when the student council voted not to enter a float in the years santa claus parade due to the earlier date of the christmas examinations the baa decided to do some thing about it they secured a sponsor and after a few hasty meetings that outlined their task a team of boys set to work feverishly on their project pausing only occasionally to write an examination or two they won their race against time and produced a giant rep lica of frosty the snowman that won the admiration of spec tators and was awarded 3rd prize in the school competition by special request the float will travel to markham where it will appear in a santa claus parade this saturday congratulations baa an organization that is gaining the reputation of being able to perform the impos sible volleyball last saturday the stouffville senior boys volleyball team tra velled to belleville where they competed in an ontario volley ball tournament the games played at the ontario school for the deaf saw teams from all over the province compete for honours in the roundrobin 2- outof3 game series over forty volleyball games were played during the course of the after noon stouffville dropped the first round to a team from the school for the deaf by scores of 153 and 154 later however they offered brock high school a little higher calibre competition when they were defeated by a narrow 1614 margin coach mr rchill commentet that although our entry wasnt successful it gained some valuable exper ience that will help greatly when stouffville enters inter- school competition in the spring school spirit trophy the school spirit trophy awarded by tha curtis distrib uting co to the school with the i highest participation percent age in the magazine drive was won by stouffville with a per centage of 8075 a plaque com memorating this achievement and a globeradio for the prin cipals office were presented to the school by mr curtis at an cancelled the regular scheduled com munity league hockey games have been cancelled on friday dae 9th in favour of the stouff ville skating club pop concert the schedule will resume on de cember 16th special buy chauffeurdriven 54 desoto 6cylinder black sedan automatic transmission heater 34776 actual miles special 395 dont miss this one giles chevoms west end stouftville at len keepings barber shop west of cnr dec 14 u 6 pm your last chance to win absolutely free i 1st prize 2nd prize coffee percolator come and get your free ticket 153 main st w stouffville good parking stouffville lions club minor hockey night in the stouffville arena on thurs december 29th nine hockey games squirts peewees bantams midgets and juveniles first game at 6 pm lucky draw prizes will include 1 lionel train 1 talking chatty cathy doll several other awards ticket will include admission to arena proceeds for minor hockev assembly this week inter form standings with the competition com pleted in flagfootball and cross country the interform team standings are as follows in the junior grades 10b is on top with 190 pts grades 9e and 10c are tied for second with ico pts and 10a is a close third with 150 pts 11a is out in front with 232 pts in the senior competition while grade 12 is second with 135 and llli third with 90 the volleyball tournament is now underway and will be fol lowed by basketball gymnastics wrestling floorhockey and bad minton sadie hawkins dance dont forget the sadie hawk ins dance that will be held this friday night at s30 oclock the blue bops will provide the musical entertainment and stu dents are asked to dress in true dogpatch fashion it promises to be an exciting evening so plan to attend this friday night christmas specials platform rocker 2995 lazy boy 5995 coffee and end tables arborite each 895 mom and dad save on these showroom specials 3 pc sectional bumper end only 19900 2 pc french provincial walnut showwood only 23900 2 pc chesterfield suite 13900 to 19900 free arm protectors 5yr guarantee easy terms we custom build modern french provincial colonial swedish suites to order also reupholstering draperies rugs home service f c c interior decorating advice iv till 0 estimates no obligation betty stourrvllle 681 markham 801 assinck furniture warehouse bargain showroom toronto furniture mfg co ltd main st markham 1st building north of the theatre hours tucs wed sat 106 thurs fri 10 0 mg savings on alt meats smoked picnic hams bv the piece or sliced bologna pore pork sausage homemade headcheese minced beef 3 lbs for 100 oboyles meat market we deliver phone 35 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