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tw to th stourtyilu twww tnunitr april 25 1963 greenwood wins orha intermediate c title- defeat ailsa craig greenwoodmt zion had to be satisfied with a rurersup spot j in the stouffville community league playoffs but there was j ro holding them in their march to the ontario rural title on thursday night in the lxbridge arena they trimmed ailsa craig s3 to sweep the best of three intermediate c series in two straight they took the op- oner 43 at slrathroy the win ders had previously knocked off schomberg and wainfleet to earn a crack at the champion ship the trio of bob moffat xeil pascoe and paul tran was the top scoring threat for green woodmt zion and figured in six of their eight tallies moffat fired three and collected two as sists pascoe also hit for a hat trick and assisted on one har old hodgson potted a pair the visitors looking like the proverbial raggedyanns with unpatched pants unmatched stockings and unimpressive sweaters showed a keen will to win even when the lopsided score left little doubt concern ing the eventual victors don kennedy with two and john priestly were the ailsa craig rcarksmen the stanley cup game in to ronto presented strong opposi tion to fan support for either club a good turnout of specta tors was present from the brou gham greenwood mt zion ar ea one fan with a portable ra dio watched one contest and listened to the other the greenwoodmt zion team jumped into a 30 lead in the first period on two tallies by hodgson and one by pascoe the visitors made a quick but brief comeback midway in the second frame but bob moffat nullified this rally with a pair ol goals and pascoe fired his second of the night pascoe and moffat each netted singles in the third period to one for ailsa craig jerry brett guarded the greenwoodmt zion net mur ray gibbs worked between the pipes for the western ontario country cousins his finest save came in the middle frame when he robbed leftwinger moffat with a great catch with the ex ception of a brief fracas be tween paul tran of the home liters and bob morrison of the visitors in the second period their was little rough stuff throughout the game the ref eree came out second best in the skirmish when clipped in the face by a high stick the greenwoodmt zion rur al champions iced the following players jerry brett ron jones lorne disney harold hodgson bob clodd dean evans bill payne paul white paul tran neil pascoe and bob moffat howard malcolm a regular was sidelined with the flu their subnetminder was bill max well near 3000 attend skating club carnival an estimated 3000 persons attended the 12th annual union- ville figure skating club car nival in the unionville arena last week the three shows a single performance on friday night and a double feature on saturday attracted sellout crowds nearly 300 skaters took part including the north american pair champions and world team entry of dcbbi wilkes and guy revell the twosome was given a rousing ovation on each appearance the 1963 cen tral ontario st pair cham pions paul and susan hueh- nergard were also accorded a warm welcome the show is produced and directed by the club professional bruce hy- land of particular interest to stouffville spectators was the skating skill of karen lewis she performed as a ballerina soloist in the white cloud ballet the lighting effects for the occasion were most spectacular the entire ice surface was painted blue which added to the colour of the spectacle the carnival concludes the winter seasons activities in the unionville arena claremont league may expand to ten teams the claremont community softball league may expand to include a total of ten teams this season the largest number of entries in the ion ghistory of the group an organization meeting was held at brougham friday night to date nine clubs are defin ite including brougham good wood greenwood srs green wood jrs pickering srs pick ering jrs brock road clare mont and stouffville no repre sentative was present from ox bridge they may be replaced by victoria square a second meeting will be held monday evening apr 29th at brougham individual entry fees of s15 per team must be submitted at that time the league schedule will open on monday may 13th the parks at brougham clare mont and possibly stouffville will he utilized brock road u a new entry they will be coached by veteran outfielder and former brougham star jack bradshaw claremont will return to the fold again they will be handled by earl pilkey who like bradshaw has seen many seasons of active service with several local teams earl rowe will again take over the reins for pickering srs and geo staley will guide the for tunes of the snappy young greenwood jr squad earl gauslin will be back with green wood srs and dean watson is a likely returnee with good wood altona will operate under tile stouffville nameplate little is known of brougham the defending champs much of their hopes of retaining the title will rest on bob millers decision whether to return or retire the club held a pre season meeting monday night six yearold greenwood girl top baton- twirer helen louise disney six year old daughter of mr and mrs ross disney greenwood was awarded first prize in the open novice solo class of the provincial batontwirling com petitions held in the kitchener memorial auditorium on april 19th and 20th helen a grade 1 pupil at the greenwood kinsale public school was among the more than 400 entries who took part from all across ontario the contest is sponsored by the ca nadian twirling association the popular event has complet ed its fifth successful year the local winner was pre sented with a gold engraved trophy for her efforts she is a student of the connelly dance school in whitby and has been taking lessons for two years a st catharines girl lynda homer was crowned miss ma jorette of ontario for 1963 geo carey golf pro at westview george carey golf professio nal at aurora highlands golf club has moved over to west- view golf club this season mr carey is well known in the district having been assist ant at highlands for three years with pro vic dimarco and later mel taylor before on sale tills week end wed sal apr 24 27 at your carload food market stouftville choice halves peaches aylmer 2 53 37c off detergent surf 109 aylmer tomato catsup 2 35 serve hot or cold quaker muffets 2 39 red rose orange pekoe tea bags 60 79 christies bread 2 for 39 this weeks meat features fresh grade a 23 lb jverage weight maple leaf sweet pickled chickens maple leaf sweet pick1 cottage rolls lb ib 35 63 43 45 lb plcg maple leaf 1st grade side bacon smoked picnic hams lean tender pot roast freezer special blue brand beef hin0 quarters ib j d front quarters lb 41 produce large size head lettuce 23c each grapefruit 10 for 69c becoming pro himself last sea son he is golf consultant to loyd percivals sport college and last year took part in 12 tv programs on gofling tips he attended and completed suc cessfully the professional golf ers of america school at dune- din florida two years ago at westview he hopes to specialize in teaching golf mr carey 25 is married to a york township public school teacher they live in toronto he was born and raised in unionville and first became interested in golf at a driving range there later he was taught the game by morty charles then the teaching pro at thornhill and finally began his professional career late this season westview will open up its additional nine holes for a total of 27 plans are that two of the nines will he designated as the 18 holes for the day but those who want to play only nine holes will not have to wait it takes from 3vi to 4 hours to play 18 holes at westview and about two hours to play nine this will particularly suit the late afternoon golfer mr carey says he can arrive at the course after work and easi ly get his nine holes in with out a long wait assisting in the pro shop is randy alcorn a student at dr c w williams secondary- school and son of mr and mrs doug alcorn vandorf westview golf club limited is owned by the nisbet family of aurora mayor keith nisbet is president of the company grade 7 pupil is new marbles champ a grade 7 boy is the new marbles champion at orch ard tark public scool in stouffville wayne stone of albert st v defeated his girl rival gale goudie grade 6 in the finais twenty competitors were entered from grades 5 6 7 8 the boys and girls were paired off in separate groups and a finalist was declared the two winners then met for the title waynes name will be in scribed on a new trophy that will be put up for annual competition ladies bowling lg 1st hound of rlayofts high triple vi booth 610 high single vi booth 312 over 200 rose fronske 295 june ward 290 martha rob erts 254 ruth winterstein 239 ruth lee 226 marg schell 223 isobel kerr 220 rose carey 220 lois bartley 214 cathy taylor 212 june hopper 211 helen dickinson 210 alice cos- sey 209 kay hunt ruth mil ler 203 shirley chown 202 team standings ben caseys 3054 pins twisters 2982 pins hushpuppies 2969 pins ram- bows 29396 pins hillbillies 2857 pins sticky fingers 2773 pins alouettes 2737 pins op- tomists 2705 pins stouffviiie girls hockey team the stouffville girls hock ey team has concluded its ac tivities for the season hut it is expected that the girls will return again to action next winter the players are pic tured here front row left to right june emmerson carol lamoreaux sandra hill carol jagger barbara hill mai lone malloy joyce kesbitt roar row deft to right hillary weldon elcn- or shirk gail nelson eldon wagg coach ann sheridan lenorc mekerizie and char lotte buckland cadieux studio ringwood again community league champs minor softball meeting monday a meeting to organize the stoiktville minor softball league for this summer sea son will be held on monday evening april 29th at 8 pm in the municipal building prospective coaches and managers are urged to at tend it is hoped that there will be sufficient interest among local promoters to field en tries in squirt peewee ban tam and midget classes last summer stouffville had successful peewee and ban tam teams under the direc tion of doug oneill and alex robinson cello texas carrots 2 20oz pkgs 29c jx8ts6sfix3s8bsbksi3k3cli3k free delivery phone 640314i esssssssc giles firm gets pickering truck contract the stouffville arm of giles chev olds submitted the lowest of eight tenders on a two ton dump truck for the twp of pickering the bids were opened at reg ular meeting of council on monday night the giles price was 1929 4v this was 18540 better than the number two bid the range extended to a high of 173278 each of the eight tenders met the specifications as call ed for and all were checked by the twp roed supt mr robl duck his foreman fred hicks and department clerk clifford dunkeld the council also accepted the lowest tender on a one way snow plow from wheel and brake ltd peterborough and 10000 feet of snow fence from john sedor co ann couse rink wins tribune curling cup the ladies curling foursome of blanche dowswell muriel gibson lil abraham and skip ped by ann couse was pre sented with the tribune cham pionship trophy when the ladies held their annual league ban quet at the rolling hills rink on friday evening mrs chas manchee made the presentations on behalf of the league as the group enjoyed a fine supper followed by dancing runnerup rink for the title was the rink of opal lehman jean cruickshank and mabel harper and skipped by innis nolan in the regular league play the innis nolan rink was the winner of the morning flight with anne jacksons rink of jean giles laura leary and nan hill the winners of the afternoon flight consolation prizes in the morning group went to the members of agnes mays rink of sally hendricks ringwood the newly crown- three straight years nine cd champions of the stouff- members of the club are pic- ville community hockey turod here front row left league has won the title for to right jim cabell jake llarman ross madill ronnie guy rear row left to right jim everett jim wells doug mclnnis harold hodgson mutt kinnarl and harry burnett mgrl staff photo marg roxborough and lois miller and for the afternoon dixie sellers foursome of patti hargrave helen llassard and mary 1 arris in the playoff round the con solation prizes went to the rink of dorothy montgomery alice cossey ella malloy and ruth winterstein and to marion leo nard phyllis urquhart beth smith and lou mounce typeivritcrs to sell or rent the stouffville tribune the sunday school children teachers and superintendents of the christian churches of the conference attended the sunday school rally held in the craw ford st church toronto on ea ster monday night about one hundred and fifty folks attended friends and neighbours gath ered in the church basement on tuesday evening to wish mr and mrs herb hisey and miss donna all good things in their new home in stouffville mr and mrs hisey were presented with lawn chairs and miss donna with a rose howl a pleasant ev ening was spent a good pro gram enjoyed after which lunch was served mr and mrs bill cockwell and bahv sandra visited her par ents mr and mrs frank at- kinson on saturday on saturday evening the neighbours gathered for a fare well party for mr and mrs ja cob grove after a pleasant eve ning of visiting and an interest ing program air and mrs grove i were presented with two lawn chairs an electric clock and an utility table mr and mrs grove replied with appropriate speech es the groves expect to move to the village here about may 1 mrs f steckley called on mrs anderson at the home of her daughter mrs stewart vague on sunday evening mrs anderson is not enjoying the best of health richvale electronics wish to announce a new location to serve customers in the gormlcy sloufrville area we do repairs tv stereos car radios and small appliances one day service bp service station at victoria square phone 8865881 married man for broiler farm good wages with house supplied no chicken 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