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p w the stoufryhle tribune tfendiy june i 1961 u athlete of the year award presented to lloyd graves grade ii student had excellent bwrd lloyd graves a husky six foot grade 11 student is stouffviue district high schools athlete of the year the darkhaired competitor was selected out of seven other entries the official presentation was made by the donor mr neil patrick at the first annual athletic banquet on friday eve ning the handsome seventeen year old is indeed a worthy recipient of the award as his last years record clearly indi cates as a fleetfooted halfback on the football squad he ts best remembered for his outstanding 100 yard plunge through a maze of markham tacklers for a near touchdown his strong rebounding tactics bolstered the defence on the championship junior basketball team he is an avid gymnast and as a track and field man his achievements in the 440 880 relay and shotput have been outstanding his team mates consider him a hard working determined and uncomplaining competitor regardless of the game his high standard of sportsmanship his keen interest and a genuine will to win have made him a stouffviue high school great in spite of his numerous athletic activities lloyd has been able to maintain his academic standing at a level in excess of the so per cent mark the announcement of the winners name by mr patrick was greeted with a tumultuous applause lloyds name will be inscribed on a beautiful gold trophy lloyd a quiet unassuming type of athlete has risen to the peak of high school stardom strictly on the merits of his own ability he and bettyann slack will represent their school at the ontario athletic leadership training camp at orillia early in august the guest speaker for the occasion was the noted tele vision sportscastcr mr fred sgambatti he presented a chal lenging message to all young athletes assembled in the audi torium head table guests included mr duxbury sirs greshani mr sgambatti mrs lee mr kehill mrs button diane nelson and don eddington mrs buttons remark that a new athletic track was on the high school boards agenda brought an enthusiastic response from the students individual awards ten individual awards and three team presentations were made including the following mr h g thurston presented the thurston interform basketball trophy to representative helen busato of 11a bill corner accepted the john houston shield for grade 10b it was presented by mr houston a beautiful brierbush hospital trophy was presented by mr e h reed to wayne hamilton representing grade 11a andrew watson the outstanding performer in track received the stouffviue bakery trophy presented by mr h w stover the outstanding performer in field glenn jackson received the hamilton automotive supplies award presented by mr belfry hamilton the entrants in the allontario meet john kiddle glenn jackson and laurie buckland were introduced by mr rehill the len wilkes trophy for the outstanding basketball player went to mike paul the presentation was made by mr wilkes a surprise presentation of individual engraved trophies to the junior boys basketball team was made by mr c e hendricks a huge wine and white banner was also donated to the school by mr hendricks mr neil patrick presented his award to lloyd graves as the outstand ing athlete of the year two staff teachers mr mercer and mr marshall presented athletic bars to the junior girls and junior boys basketball teams and to the members of the cheerleader team one award missing one special award was missing a trophy for outstand ing generosity was certainly well deserved for mr hendricks not only did he purchase individual trophies and a cham pionship banner for the junior basketball boys but also used his influence to obtain mr sgambatti tor the special occasion town honours uxbridge teams at public banquet two uxbrldge hockey clubs were honoured at a public ban quet held in thj legion hall on saturday night more than 150 persons were present the black hawks intermediate c champions were presented with engraved silver tie bars and cuff links by the town the midgets ontario finalists re ceived jackets mr l e oneill of stouff viue oha representative prais ed the teams efforts in bringing the title to the town in their in itial season of operation he presented each player with in dividual medals two profes sional hockey stars invited to be present did not appear dr don davis was the master of ceremonies playing manager russ for far paid tribute to the perfor mance of four players bob cherry vern ferguson wayne redshaw and bud lehman he said that their playoff records depicted their enthusiasm bud lehman the team captain also thanked the fans for their faith ful attendance at both home and away contests syd silvers formal wear wcldons arc pleased to announce a new syd silvers service for the people of stouffviue and district formal wear on a rental basis everything from top hat to shoes tuxedos tails white jackets blue blazers black suits blue serge suits charcoal grey suits morning suits directors suits white flannels grey flannels a e weldon son main street stouffville phone 172w ew home two rare birds commonly known as blue geese have been given a new home at the secord sanctuary south of goodwood in the township of uxbridge the fowl which in habit only the arctic regions in the far north were discov ered near detroit each bird had suffered a broken wing and was sent to the secord animal hospital in toronto for treatment now complete ly healed dr secord pictured here has released them in hopes that they will mflo goodwood haunt their perma nent nesting place staff photo in home opener stouffviue girls flexed their muscles on wednesday night and crushed newmarket 321 in their home opener of the barrie and district softball league the local ladies spotted the visitors a one run lead in the top half of the first inning but came back with five and never were headed a ten run barrage in the second inning turned the contest into a rout newmarket paraded 3 pitch ers to the mound in an effort to hold stouffvilles heavy hit- tors in check but none enjoyed much success helen watt a genial righthander started on the hill and later came to the rescue of her mates when they were bombarded to all corners of the park jane cook and joan raymer shared the stouff viue mound chores erma redshaw appears head ed for a fine season the long- ball slugger lashed two triples and two singles into the outfield before she was replaced by a newcomer to the lineup bev kidd her effort was even more commendable since she was hampered by a swollen left eye suffered in a previous game at barrie ila redshaw also wield ed a big bat and had six safe ties including a triple in the fourth gwenn kennedy bolted two doubles and two singles coach gord pilkey worked two other new players into the game in addition to bev kidd barb bennett performed at first base and right field joyce nes- bitt worked behind the plate and at third base newmarkets lone tally came on first inning singles by lead- off batter dorothy kmet and pitcher helen watt they had a rally going in the sixth when they loaded up the sacks but all were left stranded in joan raymers four innings on the mound she registered a total of ten strikeouts both she and starter jane cook were clip ped for three hits stouffviue collected 23 hits the contest scheduled for nine innings was halted at the end of seven bob clodd maris barrie and disf league dates june 1 whitby at barrie varcoes barrie hillcrests at newmkt june 6 stouff at barrie hillcrests barrie varcoes at whitby june 8 barrie hillcrests at varcoes whitby at newmarket june 13 newmarket at barrie varcoes june 11 whitby at stouffviue june 15 stouffviue at newmarket june 20 newmarket at whitby june 21 barrio hillcrests at stouffviue june 23 barrie varcoes at newmarket whitby at barrie hillcrests june 27 stouffviue at barrie varcoes barrie hillcrests at whitby june 28 newmarket at stouffviue june 20 barrie varcoes at hillcrests july i newmarket at hillcrests stouffviue at whitby july 5 barrie varcoes at stouffviue july 6 whitby at varcoes hillcrests at newmarket july 11 stouffviue at hillcrests varcoes at whitby july 13 hillcrests at varcoes whitby at newmarket july is newmarket at varcoes july 19 whitby at stouffviue july 20 stouffviue at newmarket whitby at hillcrests july 25 newmarket at whitby july 2g hillcrests at stouffviue july 27 varcoes at newmarket in a single day as many as 1393 cars and trucks have been produced at the big plants of general motors of canada in oshawa for the domestic and export markets righthander bob clodd ap pears headed for a good season with greenwood in the clare- rnont community softball lea gue on tuesday night he coast ed to an 112 victory over pick ering and appeared to improve as the contest progressed he was clipped for two hits in the early innings one a home run blast from the bat of bob mof fat but retired the opposition in order in the third fourth and sixth a combination of solid hits and poor fielding put green wood out front 41 in the first inning they added four more in the third one in the fifth and a pair in the sixth walter murray and bob clodd each rounded ths sacks twice bruce redshaw a former claremont star hurler has joined the greenwood ranks he is a valuable performer and can handle almost any position he worked at second base in tuesdays tilt earl pilkey reg sanderson walter murray and allan redshaw are also one time claremont men who have shifted to the greenwood rosier uxbridge 17 raglan 8 bruce houghland put a stop per on raglans earlygame plate attack to hurl uxbridge the maples to a 178 victory over raglan he took over from starter kaye evans when he ran into trouble in the first in ning bolstered by three zephyr players uxbridge looked strong both at the plate and in the field garry houck counted 4 of the winners tallies jchn hill completed the circuit three times murray birkett was rag lans best with a double and a triple lossofmcdowell weakens altona staff the loss of whirlwind right hander murray mcdoweu to mt zion in the south ontario county league has taken some of the steam out of altonas de fensive lineup monday night the defending champs were beaten 1411 in the first game of the claremont community league schedule eauantrae were the winners eric pilkey did a fine job on the altona mound in the early innings but tired in the latter stages ken maye worked on the ballantrae hiu with frank hendy taking over in relief claremont 4 brougham 0 an aggregation of young greenwood lads bolstered by one or two former brougham veterans have given proper in dications that they will pose a real threat in future games performing under the broug ham name they were blanked 40 on monday by claremont grant paseoe worked the seven- inning distance on the mound for brougham lloyd paseoe has returned to the claremont ranks and will team up with speedballer bob redshaw s ontario cty lg the south ontario county softball league will open its schedule on monday night mt zion will play host to pickering under the lights in the brooklin park on the following evening markham aces will make their home debut with whitby as the visitors joan raymer the fine pitcher with the stouffviue girls team in the barrie and dist league suffered a bad blow on the head tuesday night when clipped by a foul ball from her own bat the accident occurred in a game with whitby the local hurler was temporarily dazed but con tinued in the contest she pitched her club to a 2012 vic tory over the county town squad it was the first meeting between the rivals joyce roberts smashed a home run for the winners to spark the clubs attack stouffviue grabbed an early- game lead and although whitby rallied to tie the score at 1212 the local team salted away the victory in the late innings claremont community league may 30th w l t pts claremont 1 0 0 2 ballantrae 1 0 0 2 greenwood 1 0 0 2 uxbridge 1 0 0 2 brougham 0 1 0 u pickering 0 1 0 0 altona 0 1 0 0 raglan 0 1 0 0 results claremont 4 brougham 0 ballantrae 14 altona 11 greenwood 11 pickering 2 uxbridge 17 raglan 8 york manor rome womens auxiliary the may meeting of york manor home womens auxil iary was held at york manor on friday the 2gth of may the president mrs fred boyes pre sided it was decided to have a garden luncheon at the home of mrs wm turner on tuesday july 11th at 1230 pm members will provide and each member is asked to come and bring a friend the charge will be 100 each proceeds to be used for the tuck shop our interested friends of the various womens organizations in york county please note because of the impending move to the new building we are not having a garden tea this sum mer the auxiliary has been asked to provide refreshments at the opening of the new york manor in september and will be calling on friends through out the county to assist us change of telephone numbers formerly 94508 94501 45 wl 45w2 now 506j now 506w now 502w now 886w ps- stiver bros j weed killers lawn and garden fertilizers topcrop seed com for silage death rov herbert w atkinson of newburgh indiana p a s s e d away may lgth in his 79th year he was born at bethesda the son of the late richard aid mrs atkinson bethesda he is sur vived by his wife the former florence dowdell of bollng- broke ont and two brothers and three sisters charles of stouffviue clarence of bethesda and selena and flossie and mrs edith galbraith of bethesda ho was laid to rest in rose hill cemetery newburgh may 18th hansa boat go expert boat repairs refinishing custom built runabouts cruisers let us quote you a price on remodeling and refinishing your boat all work guaranteed phone 283 unionville ont ballantrae school registration day june 6 1 pm to 3 pm children who will be six by dec 31 1961 eligible birth certificate required carl grove principal u j m i v v n r wilson lumber locust hill ont builders supplies plywoods trim doors and hardware we deliver in stouffviue district phone markham 552w for office supplies its the tribune the voters lists act referred to in section 73 notice of sittings of revising officer take notice that sittings of the revising officer for the purpose of hearing complaints or appeals with regard to the voters lists to be used at the voting on june 21 1961 under the liquor licence act in the municipality of the township of markham will be held at the following time and places set forth in the schedule hereinafter set out date of sittings friday june 9th 1961 and saturday june 10th 1961 place of sittings markham township ber buttonville council cham- time of sittings 11 am to 12 noon 2 pm to 4 pm and 7 pm to 9 pm daylight saving time revising officer john lachlan cattanach clerk of revising officer harry c t crisp john lachlan cattanach will be the revising officer and harry c t crisp clerk of the said municipality will be the clerk of the revising officer and take notice that the lists to be so revised are the original lists for each polling sub division nos 1 2 3a 3b 1 5 6 11 12 13 14a 14b 15 16 21 22 23 24 25 and 26 as prepared and certified by the enumerators for the said polls 1 and further take notice that any voter who desires to complain that his name or the name or the names of any person or persons entitled to be entered on the said list have been omitted from the same or that the names of any person or persons who are not entitled to be voters have been entered thereon may on or before the 9th day of june 1961 apply complain or appeal to have his name or the names of any other person or persons entered on or removed from the list complaints may be made on the first day of the above sittings to the revising officer 2 and further take notice that such appeals must be by notice in writing in the pre scribed form signed by the complainant in duplicate and given to the clerk of the revising officer or left for him at his office at markham twp municipal offices buttonville rr2 gormley ontario 3 and further take notice that at any time prior to the sittings of the revising officer any voter whose name is omitted from the list as prepared by the enumerators or any person who has knowledge of the fact that the name or names of any other voter or voters have been so omitted may so inform the returning officer in writing stating the names and addresses of the voter or voters so omitted harry c t crisp clerk of the revising officer municipal offices buttonville rr2 gormley dated this 19th day of may 1961 his honour judge robert forsyth chairman of the election board for the county of york room 107 city hall toronto