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pljf ths stouffviue tribune thutidjy noember 21 1963 mclean scores twice as clippers win first game of season 42 centre barry mclean return ed to the stouftviile lireup on tuesday nght and fired two jjoals to lead the clippers to a 42 victory over newmarket redmen tne win was the first for the stouflville club in tour games this season pete rcesor started the ball rolling when he banzed in his own rebound at the 515 mark of the first period mclean made it 20 after two minutes of the second he put a hard sapshot from outside the blue- line past newmarket fioalten- der terry mcgowen pod kel son put the homesters ahead 30 seven minutes later but the redmen blinked the light for xewmarket mclean scor ed the insurance marker for the clippers after five minutes of ihe third period he made a peturc piny taking the puck all the way from his own blue- line to score best game this game was by far the best stouflville has played this year their forechecking was very riod as they repeatedly had kswmar ct botted up in their own end but for same greit sons by the redman goal- tender t score would hne ben mfi lror te chi- pcrrs ou at their rivals 512 jach team be i 14 shots on goil in the first period stoullville bombarded the newmarket net with 21 in the second and 19 in tae third while glenn jackson guarding the home cage handl ed only nine shots in each period referee al promaine handed out eleven penalties ail minors seven of these were against stouftville only one outbreak of fighting occurred wayne llassal and terry gibney each were assesed two minute penal- tics for roughing in the third period about 100 fans watched the contest baliantrae scores first victory call penalty shot baliantrae came up with their most impresive hockey effort of the community league sea son on friday night and whip ped greenwoodmt zion 31 in a scheduled contest it was bal- iantraes initial victory it was also the first penalty shot of the season and centreman j gord ambrose of baliantrae made no mistake with a drive from close range the free tally deadlocked the score at 11 baliantrae fired two un answered goals in the final frame ray rudiak and ernie grams were the marksmen tommy simpson was the lone i goalgeter for greenwoodmt zion greenwood could ice only i nine men and they appeared to run out of steam in the third period baliantrae had 13 play ers in their lineup minor hockey league results atom maiik leaks l lewis 2446 l lewis b bangay 2901 canadian- 2 d smith j fockler 956 d smith 2502 chicago 1 d feasbv 753 rangers 2 k acton 1302 k acton 2912 s qui rt village ladies bowling league 9 oclock high single ruth smith 26s high triple betlv wilkins 594 over 200 shirley mccurdy 227 betty ron graham and len johnson 211 kav brown 211 nor ma herbert 203 vel keat ing 203 team standing harrys girls 34 pts al pines 33 pts hootenannvs 28 pts petticoat jet 27 pts hot shots 24 pts de fenders 22 pts ringw00d has first loss in 26 c0mm lg games a blue moon must have been shining over the stouftville arena on friday night ring- wood the defending champions of the stouftville community hockey league and winners of 26 consecutive games were beaten 62 by stouftville ringwood could ice only 9 men while stouftville produced powerpacked lineup of 13 performers to add to the ring- wood troubles defenccman jack pollard was injured early in the contest and forward norm roberts was hampered by a broken finger on his left hand their plight found little sym pathy with the stouftville squad who grabbed a 40 lead in the first frame and added 1 in the second and 1 in the third jake harman and don hay- nes blinked the light for ring- wood both goals coming in the second period and less than 4 minutes apart stouftville tal lies were spread over six play ers with bob canovan gary- thorpe mike palmer ron gra ham ray pipher and earl cairns hitting the target tom canovan collected three assists ron graham and len johnson figured in a pair the game was fast and clean ly played with only one penal ty in the entire sixty minutes well beat em next time commented netmndcr ross ma- dill at the conclusion of the contest they will not hook up again until face 13th kim gurney leads wings to 40 win kim gurney scored two goals and assisted on two others in peewee house league competi tion on tuesday night to lead detroit to a 40 shutout victory over pittsburg shawn garrett and wayne clubine counted sin gle tallies rodney pugh picked up one assist buffalo 3 chicago 3 randy lee ran wild in a scoring way on tuesday night but his buffalo team had to settle for a 33 tie with chicago randy notched all three rrit for his club neil brown don harman and wayne barber blinked the light for the hawks don wood and david melhuish collected assists peewee allstar schedule nov 21 uxbridge at stouftville nov 26 stouftville at uxbridge nov 28 port perrv at stouftville dec 5 markham at stouftville dec 7 stouftville at ajax dec 12 open date at stouftville dee 16 stouttville at markham dec 18 stouffville at west rouge dec 19 west rouge at stouftville jan 9 ajax at stouffville jan 13 stouttville at port perry jan 16 open date at stouffville jan 17 stoutfville at pickering jan 23 pickering at stouffville maiik leaks 5 r lewis k harmon b has- sard 951 b hassard k harmon 1921 g hodgins k harmon b hassard 2602 g hodgins b hassard 2702 r barber k wood 2906 crest hardware 3 w robinson b bangay 351 w robinson 1141 b bangav w robinson 1758 canadians i p j vandolder 2731 rangers 0 detroit 1 p brown 1657 chicago 1 d mills 2347 bantam altony feeds 8 n smith a fockler 1347 h crowder 1545 h crowder d kingston 16 16 d kingston h crowder 2211 d kingston 2353 b legeer 2g29 h crowder d kingston 3446 n smith d kingston 3859 chicago 6 e jones 506 p sanderson g blacklock 711 n wilson e jones 2359 e jones n wilson 2111 p sanderson 2659 g blacklock 3536 hunts sunoco 4 l ferguson t wilson 1436 l ferguson 1847 l ferguson 2506 r thornhill l ferguson 2900 boston 4 d toole j heaton 257 j heaton g morton 631 j heaton g morton 829 d toole j heaton 2048 mrs walter atkinson park dr n is convalescing at her home after suffering a heart at tack over the weekend to the press alone checker ed as it is with abuses the world is indebted for all the triumphs which have been ob tained by reason anil humanity over error and oppression james madison prize winners at the ioof euchre held tuesday evening at the masonic hall were lad ies mrs freda tran 2nd mrs l lehman consolation mrs ross davis gents jim gibson 2nd henry ogden cons h morganson prizes were donat ed by the stouftville co-opera- tive association proceeds will be donated to the cancer tub erculosis and polio fund this sounds contusing but is nt is true that its easier to bor row money if you can show convincing evidence you really dont need it wara new n mm years dance morgan hall h e rf reservations only wiv for informatibiri tickets phone 2941040 ringwood mr and mrs claude kerr suffered the loss of their barn by fire from lightning on sun day night mrs ethel atkinson and miss edna visited mr and mrs frank atkinson on sunday mrs jean mcantch spent a few days with her aunt and uncle mr and mrs george johnson and bill mrs mildred wilson mrs anna fockler and mrs helen nigh canvassed the ringwood community for the bible socie ty in the last two weeks mr and mrs ernest matt hews toronto were tuesday night guests of the nighs several school chums helped bradley nigh celebrate his 8th birthday on friday mrs m keith entertained a number of ladies to a tupper- ware demonstration on monday evening of last week mrs may crooks and her daughter mrs fred jackson and a cousin mrs violet wil son spent thursday with mrs e brownsberger mrs m jojinson visited her son mr bruce taylor and fam ily on thursday several of our sundav school group attended the whitchurch township fall rally held at vivian on friday night i5etiiesi mr and mrs roy smith spent last week at their cottage near rraeebridge hunting proved fruitless not even a glimpse of a deer but on returning home while at the breakfast table roy looked through the window and saw a deer crossing the watt field cedar grove before you doubt the predic tion of the autumn crocus snow in six weeks from the time it blooms remember the flurry of snowflakes about two weeks ago it came with flakes the size of moths just about six hockey nigh uxbridge arena friday nov 22 7 pm juniors stouffville clippers vs uxbridge chicks 9 pm nhl oldtimers vs uxbridge black hawks troceeds in ah of minor hockey legion ladies bowling league high triple ruth baxter 611 high single ruth baxter 247 over 200 winnie eison 216 betty baker 211 helen lehman 211 team standings alley cats 28 pts unpredict- ables 27 pts bombers 20 pts plumbers is pts hill billies 10 pts clipperettes 11 pts community hockey league standings w l t pis ringwood 4 119 stouftville 4 2 0 8 greenwood 2 3 15 baliantrae 15 0 2 resuts stouflville 6 ringwood 2 baliantrae 3 greenwood 1 girls game ajax 5 stouffville 0 schedule friday nov 22nd 8 pmballantrae vs stouflville 915 pmgirls game 10 pm greenwood vs ring rural mixed bowling league high average joe murray jr204 mary millcr157 high single joe murray jr278 nancy lehman191 high triple joe murray jr663 elva wright521 team standings leadheads27 pts sr citizens- 26 pts goodywooders23 pts red gins22 pts die hards20 pts niftyswifties9 pts scoring lead atoms g d rennie mx 7 b roberts cho 4 b nigh ml 3 g fockler ml 3 j smith can 3 b pfeifer chi 3 squirts ers b hassard ml d taylor rang w robinson crst b bangay crst p rodin rang bantams a 4 2 3 2 4 gap l ferguson hunts 6 4 10 d clarke chi 6 2 8 d kingston al f 2 6 8 d boyd boston 4 3 7 p sanderson chi 4 3 7 k vernon alt 5 1 6 e jones chi 3 3 6 j heaton bost 3 3 6 t wilson hts sun 1 5 6 h crowder alt f 3 2 5 weeks alter the crocus was re ported in bloom now how about that freak and frighten ing thunder storm we had on sunday night somewhere there is a prediction of six weeks oocn weather following a late fall stor we had some visitors in the village over the weekend rev fred smith spoke at the serv ice at zion on sunday and visit ed mr and mrs lloyd taylor and the recsors throughout the day gordon stonehouse from detroit and his brother ralph from dresden visited the ree- sors and the tapscotts over the weekend ralph stonehouse was accompanied by his wife and son don the euchre series is over and mr and mrs harvev swain shared top honours forthe seri es mrs swain mrs elizabeth hollinger and mrs l britton won the evening game with ed williams arch little and alvin klink carrying prizes went to mrs b thompson and frank mason the next euchre will be held on dec 2nd at the mothers club meeting last week it was decided to continue the mitten tree tradi tion this christmas the mitten tree will be in the basement of zion church for the sundays of dec 8th and 15th and of course all mitten donations will be much appreciated these mit tens go to the save the children fund notice to mothers club mem bers instead of exchanging christmas presents between members a gift for a mentally lb patient may be left at any of the conveniently placed box es in markham stores dates to remember community club meeting will be held on monday nov 25th at mike and lillian deans the womens auxiliary of thornhaven school for regard ed children will hold a yule- tide treasure sale at morgan hall in markham shopping plaza on saturday nov 23rd from 10 am to 5 pm this must be a very large sale to last so long so there will be lots to buy for christmas pres ents and decoration nhl oldtimers to play at uxbridge friday an exciting evening of hockey has been planned for the uxbridge arena on friday night that will begin with a scheduled junior game at 7 pan and conclude with an exhibition contest between the black hawks and the nhl oldtimers at 830 pm the proceeds from the pro gram will be used to aid the promotion of minor hockey in uxbridge the oldtimes will lee such former stars as john hender son wally stanotvski tod sloan gus bodnar sid smith cal gardiner danny lewl- cki brian cullen and bob goldham red mclean fred etcher and pete babando will join the uxbridge team to streng then their lineup prior to the feature game uxbridge chicks and stouff ville clippers will meet in a jr d contest lintner fires hat trick to beat st johns paul lintner returned to hockey action with the stouft ville midgets in a big way on saturday night as he pumped three pucks into the net of st johns training school ux bridge it was the first regular game for the local club they were scheduled to meet ux bridge here on thursday night of last week but the visitors were not notified of the contest and did not attend the midgets play at home every thursday at nine oclock in addition to lintners hat- trick performance single tallies came from the sticks of tom benson don smith and david glover cliff bass guarded the goal for the winners try and top this len buckland president of the mens bowling league is cur rently setting a torrid pace in both the high single and high triple categories with and without handicap his high single flat is 361 and 369 handicap his high triple is 802 flat and 826 handi cap more than seventy bowlers will be shooting each week to better these marks mens bowling league high single flat len buck- land 260 high single hdcp herb kring 2s3 high triple flat roy heaton 625 high triple hdcp geo bridges 674 over 200 roy heaton 240 gar leh man 239 cliff dunkeld 232 paul mathews 228 cliff morris 225 ep keuken 224 ken may 223 charlie grove 221 hal dafoe 221 claude smith 220 geo bridges 220 team standings 7 pm blows 23i pts ringers 22 pts tribune 19 pts sun oco 13 pts scrubs 11 pts bakery 7v4 pts 9 pm boppers 28 pts krings 23 pts coffey and bartley 18 pts patricks 11 pts york 8 pts franks shell 8 pts minor atoms maple leafs chicago canadians rangers squirts rangers maple leafs canadians crest hardw chicago detroit bantams chicago hunts sun altona fds boston hockey w l t 5 0 0 3 2 0 1 3 1 0 4 1 w i 4 1 4 2 2 1 0 v 4 2 2 0 pis 10 6 3 1 pis 8 8 5 5 4 0 pis 8 6 success comes before work only in the dictionary its not a good idea to stay in a stew most of the time says the old philosopher if you do youre more likely to go to pot mens curling league opens this week the mens league of the roll ing hills curling club will officially open its activities for the season this week the boys took to the sweeping chores on wednesday evening and are scheduled to return on thurs day tonight there are still openings for more competitors who would like to join the lg interested persons should con tact either morgan oconnor or ron lee ladies league the ladies league headed by mrs gordon may commenced its operation last week with an estimated 75 girls in attendance girls lose to ajax 60 ajax posted a 60 win over stouffville girls in an exhibi tion hockey game in the stouff ville arena on friday night the girls will return to action again this week t 915 pm jill rennick was a twogoal marksman for the visitors linda mccord darlen bson and leona sleep counted sin gle tallies stouffville iced an 11 player lineup including bettyann carruthers yvette malloy don na skinner marsha wagg joyce nesbitt carol jagger heather lee marlene malloy sharon renaud hillary wel- don and barbara hill stiffer fees for dog kennels stiffer fees are on the way for dog kennel operators in whitchurch township accord ing to the council discussion on monday night clerk jack crawford was instructed to pre pare a bylaw regarding the regulation of dog kennels with in the municipality township officer ollie pel- lett advised council that there was a large increase in the number of persons keeping dog kennels and their location was general throughout the town ship he said that many per sons were entering complaints as the dogs proved very annoy ing to other residents he ad mitted that in many cases the dogs were well cared for but this failed to stop them bark ing the officer suggested that there had been 15 additional kennels established in the last year the present township bylaw states that a kennel license will only be issued to a person keeping purebred dogs how ever it is belived that it might take the services of a solicitor to search out the certificates the present fee is 10 but this is subject to the pleasure of council from year to year land developers discuss projects with planning board nick bangay ninth line s has been released from hospital following a heart attack and is now well on tho rnah lo rccov- mr g chiovitti accompanied by mr harold wood appeared before stouffville planning board on thursday evening to discuss the industrial develop ment of the highway portion of the fifty acres of land lying west of west lawn cresc mr chiovitti presented a plan show ing the frontage divided into 100 ft lots each with near four hundred feet depth the plan also provided for a service road at the rear of the lots and a new street running north from the highway just east of the present farm house an extension of rupert st was also indicated which could develop into addi tional residential lots at some future date planning board members ex pressed satisfaction with the in dustrial plan which could pro vide for a number of small plants the owner expressed the view that the munieipaility might be interested in the pur chase of some or all of the lots so that serviced land would be ready for factory builders chairman reg mackay said this would be a matter for council to decide and the plan will be passed on to council for con sideration mr chiovitti said he realized that the town was interested in further residential development until some added commercial or industrial assessment was forth coming and he expressed hope that the roard would approve m ni or come inriustria rule all omha players must wear helmets no prov squirt series a total of 273 delegates the largest number on record at tended the annual meeting of the ontario minor hockey as sociation on nov 2nd in the king edward hotel toronto included in the fourhour discussion was the decision that all players in omha competi tion would be reouired to wear helmets with the exception of the goaltender the chin straps must be kept fastened a motion to allow boys 10 years old and under to compete in a provincewide playoff was defeated brampton asked that bodychecking in bantam ranks at centre ice should be permit ted but this too was rejected also voted down was an at tempt to permit omha teams to play exhibition games with out permission passed was a motion to al low players in c and d rated series to play in omha and in junior c and d the present agreement with the thl will be ended at the conclusion of the present season albert watkins of peterboro was elected president gary mc leod was returned as secret- tary the secretary reported a re cord 196263 omha season with 622 teams entered that in cluded 11196 players local leagues under the omha had 1908 teams and 38160 players making a total of 2530 teams and 49356 players jack adams was the guest speaker at the associations 30th annual gathering plants baraven development mr davis representing bara ven lands also appeared at the meeting to discuss the develop ment of the seventeen acres im mediately west of the local high school as well as the com mercial portion of the open area just east of summit view public school mr davis presented a plan which had been placed on the edward st land several years ago however- he said that there was a possibility the public school board and the stouffville united church might be inter ested in purchasing sites in this area and this would necessitate a change in the former plan he was advised that he should con tact both these bodies before the board could give much advice on how the parcel should be laid out it was also pointed out io mr davis that the board was not interested in the development of any further residential lots be fore some additional commercial or industrial assessment was provided mr davis advised the board that he had a cliert who was interested in developing the neighbouring shopping area on the south side of main st east of college st this plan which was passed two years ago and never proceeded provides for a street running south from main st with commercial develop ment on both sides to a depth of lsix hundred feet claremont comm bowling league team standings al roszell41 pts lloyd mac gregor34 pts charlie killey- 32 pts marge samarillo31 pts alvin redshaw30 pts joe burrows28 pts pat lord27 pts john hill21 pts frank hollingshead18 pts olga dun- ec18 pts women high averagemarge samanllo 195 high singlemarge sama- rillo308 high single hdep- barb mclaren340 high triple eva padley749 high triple hdcp eva padley800 men high averagefrank hendy- 206 high singlejack brad- shaw324 high single hdcp jack bradshaw335 high tri plefrank hendy722 high triple hdcpal wilson733 over 200 jess burrows293 doreen al- exander292 eva padley279 agnes ferguson279 mary wil- son276 jean martin248 shirley pilkey246 john hill- 238 al roszell238 ken field- 235 frank hendy233 frank hollingshead232 marge sam- arillo232 ivan booth232 bculah shank229 alvin red- shaw229 bob churly sub- 227 les padley226 roy min- ton223 kay haslam222 dor is hopkins217 pat lord 216 har hopkins 212 lloyd mac- gregor211 lloyd pascoe209 bonnie weatherill208 stu mc- guckin208 jack bradshaw- 206 jo derusha205 charlie killey204 al wilson203 do reen welsh201 edna minton- 200 betty howell200 peewee allstar team in home opener thurs stouflvilles peewee allstar team will swing into action in regular group competition this week with their homeopener on thursday night tonight at 630 pm uxbridge will be the visitors on tuesday they go back to uxbridge for the re turn tilt stouffville has been filed in a 7team group with uxbridge port perry markham west rouge ajax and pickering st mikes edge markham 54 markham jrs suffered an other disappointing onegoal defeat on wednesday night of last week when they bowed to st michaels 54 the game was played in the markham arena jack mccreary the most promising marksman in the markham roster added two more tallies to his total bruce andrews and john gordon fir ed singles gary monohan notched two for st mikes in cluding the winner this friday night neil mc neil maroons will be the vis itors on markham ice neil mc neil are the current group leaders a man may think he can read his wife like a book but this doesnt mean he can shut her up uxbridge blanked 80 in home debut uxbridge black hawks ab sorbed an 80 defeat in their homeopener on monday night last seasons oha interme diate b champions have step ped up into intermediate a competition this year bradtord the visitors were led by the elusive moe galand who rapped three pucks into the uxbridge net stan thorn- ington potted a pair harry watson has taken over the coaching duties of the ux bridge club on friday night they will host the nhl old- timers junior mt itoekc markham vs neil mcneil friday nov 22nd at 830 pm in the markham arena york county federation of agriculture annual meeting vandorf hall nov 26 10 am 4 pm noon lunch provided guest speaker mr chas huffman vicepresident onl federation of agriculture notice amendments lo hie constitution of ihe york county federation will be dealt with at his meeting oliver bales president fred wicks secretary public skating at stouffville arena every saturday 830 pm admission 50c wednesdays 1 5 pm parents and children admission 20c hockey community league friday nov 22nd 8 pm baliantrae vs stouftville 10 pm greenwood vs ringwood girls hockey friday nov 22nd at 915 pm junior c hockey tuesday nov 26th at 915 pm lindsay al stouftville