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tw 10 the stouftviui tribun thurvfcy stptemtw 12 1963 sports len buckland named president of mens bowling league len buckland an enthusias tic bowler with an accurate right arm has been named president of the newly organiz ed mens league thai will oper ate every monday evening at the stouffvilie bowling centre a total of 12 teams have been entered other members of the exe cutive will include betty wil- kins secretary and treasurers chal wilton t7 pm and bill allan 19 pm a preschedule warmup practise was held on monday night and in spite of the earli- ness of the season some of the men posted good scores stouffville businessmen have donated several fine trophies the doners are hals restau rant high average stouft- ville sand and gravel high single len and david keep ings barber shop high dou ble i hunts sunoco station high triple stouffville co op high single with handi cap aikens pharmacy high double with handicap crest hardware high triple with handicap at 7 pm the following teams will commence regular games this monday night the blows len buckland the farmers cliff harper the tribune tas mckean hunts sunoco chal wilton stouft- ville bakery wolfgang dams the ringers don dunkeld scheduled to compete at 9 pm are big boppers murray stewart patrick mo torsroy ward coffey and bartley dean watson krings kuniture bill allen york cleaner lou maydem franks schcll service centre frank bramham all team names are subject to change at the re quest of the captain prior to completion of schedule the weekly pri7es will go into effect on monday a total of s10 will be given away to league bowlers including the high single s200i high single with handicap s200 high triple 200 high triple with handicap is200i any bowler lolling a 300 flat score or over with no handicap will receive 100 at the conclusion of games on monday all team captains are asked to remain for a few minutes to discuss league rules and other related problems a complete player lineup will be published when finalized girls hockey team meeting all girls interested in playing on a stouffville hockey team again this winter are asked to get in touch with either john nesbitt or eldon wagg as soon as possible in order that a pre season meeting can be arrang ed on thursday evening sept 26th a league meeting will be held at the home of jill ren- nick in oshawa and it is hoped that a stouffville representa tive can be present anyone in terested in the formation of this group should contact don hercia at 728 9543 crop production is now 70 higher per acre output per breeding animal is 90 greater and one hour of farm labour produces more than four times as much as it did in the period from 1919 to 1921 fresh killed capons lb 65c freshly sliced pork liver lb 29c country style sausage lb 49c minced beef 2 lbs 75c oboyles meat market stouffville free delivery phone 6402532 disobedient dog bring it to bay meyers dog training course held at victoria square community centre write or telephone miss ray mevcrs milliken markham 2940775 private lessons given in your home or mine tires on sale new nylon tires as low as 1195 batteries fina 6volt guaranteed low j 95 ith udc we specialize in cleanups simon i zing washing upholstering truck seats built and rebuilt car renovating reid and reaman fina station ringw001 phone 6401731 mam new bowling centre opened here on saturday kip- the new stouffville bowl ine centre was officially open ed on saturday afternoon councillor wm parsons out tile red rihbon with much noticeable assistance irom dozens of young fry anxious xor a freesame tryout qn the new alleys longtime stouffville resi dent howard pat mailoy 87 tossed the first ball down the alley the alleys are smooth and welllighted automatic pin- setters have been installed on each of the six lanes a mens league has aready been estab lished and the ladies will or ganize this week the man ager is mr clias h tuck claremont league playoffs start mom if all rained out games can be completed this week the claremont community league plavoffs will open on monday sept 16th it appears that claremont has the first place position wrapped up although at the time of writing they hold a slim lead over greenwood srs claremont took a thrilling 32 victory irom greenwood last week to pull out front in the standing the team that com pletes the regular schedule on top of the group receives a heautiful trophy goodwood are the current holders of the award the semifinal playoff round will be a best 2 out of 3 games the clubs will be paired off as follows brougham vs clare mont stouffville vs green wood srs pickering beavers vs greenwood jrs pickering village vs goodwood brougham are the defending champions goodwood mrs r may on thursday evening the chivari group met t the home of mr and mrs fiank collins and serenaded mr and mrs jack collins who have returned home rom their honeymoon to the eastern provinces the baptist sunday school will meet 10 minutes to 2 and church at 3 pm when mrs jessie rosser a missionary home irom india will be the guest speaker the sunday school has supported a boy in boarding school in india since 1917 and a girl since 1940 come and hear of india first hand the induction service for rev meryle dolan will be on wednesday sept is at 8 pm in the uxbridge baptist church goodwood members and adher ents are cordially invited ladies please provide sand wiches an executive meeting of the webb school pta was held at the school on wednesday eve ning plans were made for a meeting on the evening of sept 25 note change of date pictures of local interest will be shown and lunch provided mr and mrs roy brawn of raglan called on her cousin reuben and mrs may on sun day twelve members two visitors and two children were present at the mission circle meeting held at the home of mrs d alderson mrs gordon jones presided over the meeting mrs r walker had a very interesting program on home missionaries lunch was serv ed by the hostess pine orchard welcome to mr and mrs jen sen and mr and mrs warford who have moved on the syte- ma farm also congratulations to the warfords on the hirth of their new daughter since moving to our midst mr and mrs wm jamieson of kemptville also mr stirling gould of vancouver were visi tors with their cousins the walt johnstons mrs roinson and miss jean were sunday visitors with mrs wood once more we are back to normal as school begins mr hathaway the prinripal mrs taylor the intermediate teach er with mrs murray brillinger the jr teacher and with the new high school opened in newmarket the pupils are back to school for a full day mrs j pyle has returned home following a vacation to vancouver mr and mrs w johnston miss jean johnston and earl attended the funeral of their aunt mrs mcneil of ux- bride on wednesday mr wm lundy also attended girls win group title donna skinner a chunky young catcher with a good arm and a big bat teamed up with pitcher nancy hopkins to lead the stouffvilie lionettes to a runcrazy 4131 victory over richmond hill diamonds in the memorial park on monday night the win gave the home sters the group title in only their second season of operation as a team the girls have shown a remarkable improvement and manager joyce nesbitt is confident that she can keep them together xor next year donna skinner one of the main sparkplugs on the roster belted one of the longest home runs hit by a girl in several seasons it sailed 240 feet into deep centrefield and she scored easily the stouffville lineup includ ed nancy hopkins pitcher donna skinner catch trudy cadieux 1st base susan schell 2nd base nancy mur phy 3rd base marsha wagg short stop ruth parsons left field l yvette mailoy centre field and chris davies right field norma marshman and coleen hisey were used in pinchhitting rolls community hockey league to reorganize the stouffville community hockey league will reorganize again this season with at least lour entries representatives for ringwood ballantrae and greenwoodmt zion attended a meeting in the stouffville arena on sunday afternoon it is understood that stouffville will also be back althojgh no one was present to speak for them another meeting will be arranged for sunday sept 22 at 230 pm it is hoped that the girls hockey team will return again this winter to perform hetween the friday night doublehead- ers jas thomas chairman of the league for the past five years has withdrawn from this post but will continue to han dle the scoring statistics and goaltending records of indivi dual players in the coming sea son a more complete executive will be named to handle the duties in 6364 final wrestling in arena professional wrestling will wind up its activities in the stouffville arena for the sum mer season on saturday night the feature match will pit johnny valentine against john paul henning the somifinai will pair tony parisi against the masked destroyer with the great methisto taking on tommy otoole the first bout will begin at 830 pm on saturday night of last week 700 fans saw the combi nation of dick the bulldog brower and johnny valentine defeat gentleman jim hady and john paul henning in two out of three falls milk production of high pro ducing covs may decline as much as 20c when the temper ature increases from 75 degrees to 85 degrees according to ohio state university extension ag ricultural engineers local trio wins bradley trophy a recordbreaking entry of 33 teams took part thursday in the annual ladies trebles tournament for the bradley trophy at the oshawa lawn bowling club the weather was ideal during the day but as the last game was played it turned chilly and the prizes had to be presented in the clubhouse the engraved silver trays were presented to mrs w el- son mrs d farthing and mrs e brammer of stouffville who had a score of 57 for their three wins the top awards were presented on behalf of mrs e bradley by george w read teams from peterborough kingston trenton cobourg port hope lindsay port ferry whitby stouffville lea- side and toronto as well as oshawa took part oshweken indian team to meet goodwood for title the oshweken braves a softball entry from the indian reserve near brantford will battle goodwood mercurys this week in the first game of the orsa finals the series opener will be staked under the lights at claremont on sat urday night at 830 pm no date has been set up for the lawn bowling in a ladies trebles tourna ment at oshawa on thursday sept 5th a stouffville trio of earle brammer doris farth ing and winnie elson skip were the top winners and cap tured the coveted bradley tro phy at tottenham on wednesday a ladies doubles tourney was held at tottenham high for three wins went to marion and doris farthing ai aurora on saturday sept 7th al aurora margaret and cliff wagg were high for one win at cannington a tournament was also held at cannington last week and among the three game winners were mabel and mervin watts high for two wins went to agnes wallace and chas grove eleanor crosscn and don bacon return tilt the two entries are classed in intermediate d oshweken has produced some great softball players in the past and this club will like ly be no exception they are noted for baserunning speed and strong throwing arms a good crowd is expected for this game goodwood received a bye in to the finals after they knocked off effingham in two straight the team is comprised entirely of local talent headed by a good battery combination of ken may and bob todd high school news jamie ojrilvy tress reporter the cry goes forth again the hunting call of teachers and school board herding us back to our alma mater for ten months after the initial bewilderment has subsided the new facilities of stouffville dist high school will aid stu dents to step forward both aca demically and physically two of the main new attractions are the library and a larger gymna sium a sure sign that the high school is returning to the swing of things points to the planning of a heartily malicious initia tion for grade niners with such promising indica tions i feel that we can look forward to an even better year at stouffville district high flan junior entry in 7team league a compact junior hockey league is in the formation stage with seven entries likely from lindsay port perry uxbridge sutton aurora newmarket and stouffvilie coach geo stark and pro moter ken roberts onded a meeting in aurora on sunday afternoon to draw up tentative plans for the forthcoming sea son the clippers will definitely ire a club this winter possibly in d class x on savings interest from date of deposit free chequing privileges deposits by mail postage paid envelopes provided free hours 9 to 5 fridays 9 to 9 saturdays 9 to 1 customkr parking at the rear of the office guaranty trust canadas urges independent trust company richmond hill pot offic cornr 8844415 simpson trophy the simpson trophy has gone to an oshawa rink skip ped by mrs norris the lathes trebles tournament was held at game winners stouffville on monday sept full with 22 rinks in attendance agnes wallace reta laushway and mabel watts were also 3- now open markham bowling centre under new management a few league bookings are still available air conditioned snack bar phone 2940624 for information efsipat maple leaf cryovac cottage rolls lb 49c farmers style all pork sausage lb 49c tender young beef liver lb 49c lean tender stewing veal lb 65c nucoa margarine m 2 bs 51c carnation instant milk 3 m 75 c liquid detergent mir 2 bu 83c five roses all purpose flour 7 lb b8 71c burns bakeasy shortening 2 39c maple leaf cheese slices 2 8 59c schells food market stouffville phone 6401942