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tn w tjvl stouwiu trjjw ihmiu few- 21 19m local boys in action during minor hockey week danny braipr 7 atom john mrakew 9 bobby ban cay iveve brown is clipper hero fires winner against bobcaygeon edge league leaders 43 minus thrir captain barry mclean and rujrsetf defensp- man wayne keeler stouftvhte clipper defeated the bob caygeon ticats at the arena tuesday nicht the homesters spotted bob caygeon two goal before roar ing back to win 43 in a real thriller ross brown was the hero of the same when he fired the winning goal at the 1342 mark of the final period only mom ents prior to that pete reesor tied the game at 33 when on a breakaway he drifted a shot into the top right corner the stouffville club started out flying in the first few min utes of the game but were sco red on twice dale junk in hit the target at 143 and less than a minute later john nicholls put the visitors two up a scramble in front of joe junkin bobcaygeon goalie re sulted in the first stouffville goal pete reesor hit the post with a mile of shooting space and tom benson roared in to bat the loose puck home half way through the first period stouffville came so close to sco ring it fooled the goal judge the light went on but no goal was scored the clippers swarmed like bees around the visitors for the remainder of the period then poured it on again in the mid dle frame at the 52 second mark robin hood found his brother jim hood in the clear fed him a pass and jim in turn tied the game at 22 score oj rebound ron olver broke through a light stouffville defense and raced in alone on chuck doyle firing a wicked shot that was blocked however the puck got away from the goalie and mill with no protection he had no chance when cary martin smartly slapped in the rebound on a powerplay bobcaygeon forwards fired three blistering shots at doyle in succession the clipper netminder with speed and versatility turned all three drives aside in great style anyone game the two teams bat led back and forth into the final 20 min utes doyle and junkin came up with sparkling saves on num erous occasions it was still anyones game when pete ree sor broke loose to tie the score stouffville fans nearly brought the roof down when brown broke the tie giving the time in the contest the home sters cooled down their redhot offensive power and switched to defensive hockey they checked the ticats before a rush could get going and iced the puck several times spectators were awaiting the removal of junkin from the ticat net but only after the 1945 mark did he take a posi tion on the bench six attack ers were inside the stouffville blue line for the crucial play seconds seemed like minutes to players and fans alike but at the sound of the final whistle the arena shook with thunder ing applause for the victors doyle was mobbed by his mates for his efforts in the cage and upon leaving the ice was congratulated by members of the bobcaygeon cheering sec tion saunders the captain as a result of a heavy check friday night in bobcaygeon barry mclean was sidelined for tuesdays contest coach harold hodgson labeled saun ders with the captains letters and he proved that the coach had made the right decision when saunders moved the team moved and he was in highflight all night it was the first game of the season that mclean had missed in every game he played the high flying marksman manag ed at least one point mclean himself felt he could play but the coach said no hodgson said that mclean was needed for the playoffs and there was no point in risking a more serious injury by letting him play on tuesday also on the injury list is wayne keeler the defenseman was involved in a car accident last saturday resulting in shoulder and arm injuries that could sideline him for the re mainder of the season further xrays will be taken to deter mine whether he will be able to see playoff action or not tuesdays win was the first stouffville has enjoyed over the league leading bobcaygeon club in three other meetings the clippers went down in defeat it was the last regular game scheduled against the rugged ticat team this sea son only three games remain in the clippers itinerary they meet suttoncannington sun day at sutton return home to host woodville on tuesday and wrap the season up in little clippers the lead for the first britain on january 28th clippers bow to bobcaygeon baity mclean captain of the stouffville clippers suffered a badly hruisert left arm from a solid cheek handed out friday night in bobcaygeon mclean had to leave the same in the last period as his team went down to a 10 to 5 defeat at the hands of bobcaygeon clippers highest pointgetter was belted by john nichols who received a fivemin penalty for charging bobcaygeon took command from the opening faceoff and poured a stream of pucks at chuck doyle they led 41 at the end of the first period every stouffville drive to get back in the game was stopped paul grills opened the scot ing at 914 and lop handley put the ticats two up just four minutes later ron ingram made it 30 before tom benson got stouffville first goal shortly after chuck doyle had stopped ross vvray on a breakaway barry mclean got his 20th goal of the season but the ticats came right back with two more junkin came in with such speed he coudnt stop and went into the boards with his head he had to be helped off the ice but returned later bill corner scored for the clippers with the opposition a man short with a twoman ad vantage stouffville got hack in the game as pete reesor scored in the dying seconds of the second period the clippers scrambled around the opposition net claiming a goal but the ref said no pete reesor got his 20th goal just after mclean had been hoisted into the boards dale junkin showed the fans his bump on the head hadnt bothered him as he let a slap- shot go that zipped through doyles hand with bobcaygeon two men short for the third lime stouffville was unable to score ross wray let go with a vic ious swing in the last period just missing bill corners head by inches stouffville played well despite the score and stayed out of the penalty box clippers have lost a number of gamps by penalties but are playing a cleaner brand of hockey much to the liking of ihe fans the clippers langle with ihe woodville team here on jan 26 r kven johnny bower had to start somewhere noil r year old doug feasby of the bakery team in the atom house league is prepared lo do the job he will perform jan 25th in minor hockey week in stoiiltville ktifr rhoto what minor hockey means to me peter sanderson minor hockey week a week looked forward to by every youngster who plays hockey is here once again every year canadas national sport is displayed to the fullest extent by these youngsters lo their parents playing without the pressure of having to win i for one enjoy this game which teaches the skills and funda mentals of hockey as well as the rules of the game in addition it teaches me good sportsmanship to obey the regulations laid down by the ontario minor hockey asso ciation to lose gracefully and to compliment good play- when compliments are in order it teaches me teamwork and gives me the companionship of my fellow players it kives me an opportunity to use my leisure time in a worth while way a way in which both my body and mind benefit perhaps most of all it teaches me to appreciate the work that others such as league officials managers ref erees coaches sponsors and the lions club are doing to keep this hockey organization going fine hockey family rural mixed bowling league women high single flal mars stewart 263 high single hdep jean harper 308 high triple flat marge stewart 672 high triple hricp marge stewart 771 men high single flat ben keuken 31 1 high single hdcp ben keu- ken 313 high triple flat ben keuken 766 high triple hdcp ben keuken 772 over 200 marge stewart 263 211 don na sanders 259 jean harper 242 elva wright 239 marge loker 208 nancy lehman 204 ben keuken 311 258 joe mur ray 276 203 john otter 250 223 bud lehman2ik 245 bill sanders 239 lloyd jennings 229 jack pollard 224 erwin ledlie 223 team standings red gins 74 pts goody wooders 72 pts willie lillies 59 pis grasshoppers 55pts nifty swifters 48 pts try hards 2s pis bantams beat w rouge 73 stouffville bantams after op ening up a slim one coal lead at the end of the first period went on to defeat west rouge 73 in an exciting contest held at the arena thursday night bob thornhill led the attack with a pair of counters while fred storry jody holden mike roxborough jim wilkins and bill thornhill each notched singles glen jones scored two for the visitors while rick grig- sley added the third ten penalties were assessed during the game six going to stouffville harold crowder who has been playing on a line in rec ent games returned to the nets and turned in a fine perform ance for the winners village ladies bowling league high single ruth sheridan 265 high triple norma herbert 5s6 over 200 joyce wright 256 betty arm strong 240 lois bartley 22s norma herbert 217 lena bar- key 217 marion barry 210 c morris 207 team standings the hillbillies 7 pts morlevs raiders 5 pis cracker jacks nk hill and me wilkins 5 pts country cousins 2 pis the beatles 2 pts the hopefuls 0 pts bob bangay scores 4 bobby bangay who scored a goals and assisted on a fifth led the stouitville peewees lo a 120 romp over bay ridges stouffville scored twice in the first period six times in the middle frame and polished off the bay ridges club with four goals in the final 20 minute randy lee scored one of his two goals from centra he lob bed the puck into the bay rid ges zone right on target and goalie bob higgins swung at it and missed the puck trickled through his legs into the net other scorers were bob dux- bury 2 brian norton 2 there are more than 800000 known species of ants 1 gord henderson assisted on four goals dave borland although not too busy in the stouffville cage came up with key saves to preserve hi shutout mr ml mr boh menkes manilnlm st stouffville haw mwn lo hr promt nf llirir family of hockvv hoys 41m left fvuv with in kmuim billy rrnlrr perform with lh atom ano 4ohn rlchl i a mrmlwr of the prfjuw allman riov helping to ct fheir hoy off to camr mr m ln mkf5 r- holh interemcd parent and fana mr mrakfa has hern fnt arthe in stouffvtllr minor hockey program staff photo public skating every saturday night admission 50c wednesday afternoon 1 to 5 pm 20c junior d hockey woodville vs stouffville tuesday jan 26th 845 pm stouffville arena i i gordon henderson 11 ieewee katitly 12 lvvee hair rangay atom church service begins fournight program minor hockey week across canada will be marked here in stouffville with a 4night prog ram of activities the president of the association this year is wilf morley appropriately the program will actually begin on sunday evening jan 24th with a hoc key service of worship in the stouftville baptist church at 730 pm on monday ian 25th atten tion will be focused on the lit tle lads at the arena as the at om squirt and bantam house leagues swing into action games begin at fi30 pm on tuesday jan 26th the pee wee house league moves into the spotlight at 7 pm with the clippers vs woodville junior contest all on the same ticket at 830 on thursday jan 2rth the allstar peewee bantam and midget clubs will see action the peewees and bantams are scheduled for omha playoffs but their opposition has not been named the midgets will play whitby each hockey night there will be a 10 door prize plus two nhl tickets on the final ev ening the public is urged to support this very worthwhile program of events midgets trim b0wmanville in the midget division thur sday night at the arena stouff ville emerged victorious over bowmanville 74 stouffville notched three goals before bowmanville was able to get a solid offensive rolling the visitors fought back and five seconds after the start of the second period they trailed 43 however stouff ville fired two more before the end of the period and added one in the third to clinch the game dave ferguson rifled a pair of goals behind on carter while eric hamilton doug kingston bruce mehaftey ted todd and blair wagg counted singles l t ris 2 0 40 4 0 3fi 8 l 27 9 n 24 12 2 is is l 17 13 1 15 16 2 jn 17 1 fl central ontario jr hockey league w bobcaygeon 20 lindsay 18 stouffville 13 canninglon- sutlon 12 newmarket 8 aurora s uxbridge 7 little britain 4 woodville 4 games last week bobcaygeon 7cansut 4 lindsay 8aurora 4 little britain 7uxbridge 3 cansut 9stouftvilie 8 newmarket 8aurora 7 lindsay 6newmarket i bobcaygeon 10stouftville 5 lindsay 3aurora 2 cansut 11woodville 8 uxbridge 6woodville 5 bobcaygeon 7little britain 6 leading scorers g a pts j nichols bobcaygeon 34 28 b2 b mclean stouffville is 35 54 b tavlor lindsav 30 18 48 d mcleish cansut 20 19 48 r kelson stouffville 2fi 21 47 d junkin bobcaygeon 14 31 45 j foran aurora 2 23 44 r mccabe lindsay 13 25 43 g babcock lindsay 25 17 42 r losephson cansut 19 18 37 r brown stouffville 14 23 37 t lee woodville 23 13 3b kinnari pots pair for ringwood ringwoods matt kinnari hasnt lost any of his scoring power over the years and on friday night he added two more to his total as the defen ding community league cham pions downed uxbridge 51 he also picked up one assist bon haynes larry brown and jake harman blinked the light lor the winners other tal lies lohn nesbitl was the lone goalgetter lor uxbridge stouffville girls lose to ajax 101 team captain barb hill a- veiled a shutout for her cubon friday night as she got the lone goal in a 101 loss to ajax the score didnt indicate the play hut the shooting power ol the visitors was ton much for stouffville wendy burrows and sharon renaud picked up as sists on the tally this line was best for the home team colleen allan an import from west hill got four goals for ajax marlene gibson and leo- na sleep each notched a pair nancy puckrin and darleen gibson fired singles goaltenrier retty ann car- ruthers was pelted with pucks all night lillian cordell wendy bur rows sharon renaud and carol lagger had good opportunities lo add lo their seasons goal production but were blocked each time kkksor tiki for third pete reesor with a goal and an assist in tuesday nights con test and two goals in bobcay geon last friday night has moved inlo a ihird place dead lock with ross brown in ihe points race reesor and barry mclean broke the 20goal mark on friday that brings to four the total players who have scored more than 20 goals or the clippers three players are listed on ihe league leading scorers barry mclean holds down sec ond spot while rod kelson is in fourth ross brown ranks ninth reesors name will be added next week here are ihe local slandings pts 55 47 38 38 31 20 18 17 14 10 9 9 fi fi 2 2 flayer g a barry mclean 20 35 rod kelson 2fi 21 pete reesor 21 17 ross brown 15 23 neil saunders 20 11 lim mood 9 11 robin hood fi 12 tom benson 12 5 greg dunnelt 5 9 bob mustard 5 5 bill corner 4 5 wayne keeler 2 7 ken aida 2 4 wayne hassell n fi ted redshaw 1 garry gall 0 2 rlaxirtudor this immaculate one own er beauty is finished in spark ling wimbledon white with spot less red interior and is equipped with automatic transmission radio windshield washers wheel discs and as new whitewall tires see and drive this out standing family car at only 2045 talpark mofors ltd no 7 highway wi markham phone 2941500 or 293788b judo classes for beginners evenings tiics s lo 10 pm thurs 8 io in pm contact 6402845 i jpublic iwotiee village of stouffville minor hockey week in canada whereas the week of january 23rd is being observed throughout canada as a period to focus public attention on the physical characterbuilding and other benefits of hockey for our youth and whereas the game of hockey is recognized as canadas national game which leaches our youth to develop a competitive spirit cooperation with others bodybuilding and respect for authority and whereas the minor hockey association in this community has earnel the commendation and support of every citizen and whereas minor hockey is the foundation from which accomplished hockey players develop now therefore i as reeve of stouffville do hereby declare the week commencing january 23rd le observed as minor hockey week in canada and request that all parents and others support this observance by attend ing games during minor hockey week and thereafter until the minor hockey season ends w timbers dated jan 15 1965