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ttq 10 the stouffviue tribuni thurify jut 17 1965 bill crothers flashes to victory before 20000 fans twenty thousand wildly cheering fans including many from the markhamstoiiffville area crave their hero bill crothers a standing ovation on thursday evening at varsity stadium following his spectacular race victory over new zealands peter snell bill is pictured here as he crosses the finish line with snell about two yards behind mclean ignites jr offensive with 350 home run blast contrary to last week when stouffville nipped peterborough 21 the juniors lowered the proverbial boom sunday and swamped the petes 135 how ever it wasnt as easy as the score might indicate it took the hometown juniors even innings before they let loose scoring a barrage of runs to that point the score had been tied 55 catcher barry mclean start ed the fire when he blasted a home run out of the park the ball orbited left field and was recovered some 350 feet down range however the bases were empty and his efforts merely broke the deadlock dave slack got on with a double followed by mike cadieux ken aida bill lehman bob wagg ron castle and jerry lewis in all six runs were scored giving peterboro ample reason to pack their bags and leave quietly to make sure peterborough wouldnt stage a comeback stouffville added two more runs in the eighth to sew up the vic tory stouffville opened the scoring in the first inning with two runs but had them taken away in the second they added two in the third but lost them also both teams scored once in the fifth mike cadieux in winning his second game allowed five runs off five hits and struck out 17 batters doug stabler started for peterboro was renjaced in the seventh but was sack on the mound in the eighth keith raw- linson hurled in relief together they allowed 13 runs off 15 hits and struck out 12 stouffville batters stouffville juniors now take a well earned rest and do not play until june 23rd on that date they meet courtice at the park game time is 7 pm deputyclerk chas jackson will attend the clerks conven tion at honey harbour from june 20 to 24 stouffville heated community swimming pool inquire about our 4 weeks swimming course in july and august swimming enjoyment for adults only mon lo fri 8 pm lo pm season tickets and information available al hie pool phone stouffville 6401260 pickering pitcher wins own game with 3run homer a threerun homer by pitcher bill hansen led pickering to a 42 decision over brock road thursday in the claremont community softball league the home run was well timed for the defending champions it came in the third inning and broke a 11 deadlock it also took the steam out of brock road who up to that point ap peared to be the better ball club both men brought in by hansens drive had obtained bases by walks however brock road pitcher ray peters settled down after that and kept pickering from advancing any further gord cardwell came across the plate for both brock roads runs on the first run he was walked and stole his way around the diamond while the second run came when he doubled then scampered in on hugh pughs double brock road in the bottom of the seventh kept their hopes alive when pugh singled how ever the three following bat ters died in succession ending the ball game hansen allowed two runs on four hits and struck out eight batters while peters had four men score on four hits and he whiffed seven hitters aces win twinbill over hawks game goes twelve innings ian pennie shoots par 72 captures okeefe trophy the markham businessmens annual golf tournament and banquet held at the willows course monday was termed an overwhelming success as 99 golfers toured the course with 102 attending the banquet and presentations morloy barton representative for okeefe who sponsored the trophy was on hand to congra tulate ian pennie church st markham the winner of the tournament mr pennie parred the course with an amazing 72 other golfers to cash in on prizes were kuss larvis don shepherd reef wilson tack may wally kiernan dave luke jack lyford bob lawrie and john roberts al wilds was the master of ceremonies markham aces playing a backtoback series with their hometown competitors mark ham hawks came out victori ous in both contests the two games marked the fifth and sixth wins for the aces in seven starts in the first game at morgan park the aces had a relative ly easy time handing the hawks a 103 setback ted matthews aces hurler gave up seven well spaced hits and struck out 14 hawk bat ters murry macdowell hawks starter gave up 12 hits and re tired 8 aces on strikeouts rick conlin and ted mat thews led the way for the aces with three hits apiece while jim johnson followed with two singles went to ken beckett and wayne evans phil hebert and dan often blasted home runs for the winners billy oftord was the hawks big gun as he sparked his club at hat hitting three for three ivan payne followed with a 3 for four effort while murry macdowell added a single marathon ball game the second contest played thursday june 10 was how ever not quite as simple for the aces the game stretching a total of 12 innings saw only five runs scored aces emerged victori ous 32 bill johnsons efforts in the bottom of the 12th drove home the winning run drawing the shades on a determined hawk ball club bob ellis started for the aces and pitched seven in nings he gave up five hits be fore being relieved by ted mat thews matthews blanked the hawks for the remaining five innings murry macdowell went the distance for the hawks scat tering nine hits and counting 9 strikeouts the winning tally came when aces phil hebert opened the inning with a clean hit and ad vanced to second on a wild pitch he then stole third base and came home when bill john son belted a solid double aces will host east gwil- iimbury thursday tonight at 815 pm in morgan park the house located on the site for the proposed new firehall on main street has been dem olished the structure was pur chased by mr sam anderson 9th cone south scores hoieinone roller skating arkham arena every monday 8 1030 pm admission 50c boot skates available mrs lorrnine wesllake church st markham scored holelnnne last week in a 100 yard shot on the trth hole at inionvillc she was plavlnc in a threesome with sirs alf giles and mrs w hcighway slatr thoto lawn bowlers open season the official opening of the stouffville lawn bowling club took place thursday june 10th with 35 members attending two games were played in the evening followed by coffee and lunch new recruits to the bowling club were welcomed prior to the opening of the local club a number of stouff ville lawn bowlers attended competition in aurora on saturday june 12th a mixed tournament took place on the local greens first prize winner was don bacons rink he had three wins also on his team were mable watts and ray fleury monday night a mixed pairs tournament was held three game winners were albert king and luella lemon don bacon and elinor crossen ray and marion fleury took two games while a single match went to i ross and mrs bru- wash of agincourt the lawn bowlers club wi shes to thank the park board for the excellent shape of the grounds fences and clubhouse port perry wins 10 on hit in late innings in this corner by box wallace jim renin teacher and friend he should have been a minister he should ave studied in theology in university he should have passed gtsrie 13 algebra but he didnt and as a result he has become one of the best physical education teachers stouffville district high school has ever had he is james rehill teacher and friend of several hundred students that have passed under his guidance since 195s but in reality he shouldnt even be here jim barely through being a student himself at 31 was born in collingwood he attended high school in midland where he missed his algebra as a result he was unable to enter the ministerial college he had planned to attend and took second choice by applying at mcmaster in hamilton he thought he would stay a year in the steel city then re turn to toronto and try at the college again however mcmaster proved to be what he wanted in a school and he requested per mission to stay on for his first three years at mcmaster jim undertook part- time work for the ymca he still didnt have any idea that h would teach physical education half way through his third year he was aked by a direc tor of the y to accept a position on the staff jim agreed and went to camp with a group of boys it was there he decided y work was not for him he found the pay low and the hours long tioneer student mcmaster always willing to keep up with other universities decided that it was time to teach physical education they started the course in 1957 with six students jim rehill was one of them we were the guinea pigs he said we pioneered the corse if the training didnt work out for him mr roliill still had the background and qualifications to teach english it was his fourth and last year at mcmaster and he enjoyed the course he came through with flying colours following graduation jim began the task of landing a per manent teaching position he drafted seven forms to different schools and sent a letter to stouffville wheres stonftville f the letter he decided would he a last resort in case the a single hit by chick car negie for port perry late in the sixth inning broke up a score less ball game and gave the merchants a slim 10 victory over greenwood the game was played tuesday night in the claremont park carnegies single brought home pitcher carl earl who reached first on a double error i seven neatlytyped forms failed to respond for him j fluun even w stouffville was i had heard of earl popped up to pitcher neil pascoe pascoe and thirdbase man ken mctaggart reached for it and both missed follow ing carnegies hit the next two batters were retired in order leaving him on first greenwoods last chance at hat failed to produce a run only in the second inning did they threaten to score they had the bases loaded but failed to push a man across pitcher carl earl won the game with no runs off four hits and seven strikeouts neil pas coe allowed one run off five hits and he struck out eight batters victoria square mrs xv sandle the june meeting of the wi was held on tuesday evening at the home of mrs john mccague with a large attendance a dem onstration on artex was given by mrs butterworth of rich mond hill assisted by mrs j mccague and mrs k mclean mrs w orr and mrs a orr were each presented with a sil ver spoon with the wi crest on it in appreciation of their work in the wi mrs w orr has moved from our community to king city and mrs a orr will be moving at the end of august to bradford a bus will be going again this year to the canadian nati onal exhibition on music day refreshments were served at the close by the hostesses in charge tlie annual sunday school anniversary service was held on sunday morning with mr r g hobbs as the guest speaker special music was given by the junior choir the local association of the 1st gormley guide company and the 1st gormley brownie pack is sponsoring a straw berry tea to be held in the community hall on saturday afternoon june 19th from 24 pm there will also be a bake sale sunday june 20th at 1130 am holy communion will be held with special emphasis on the 40lh anniversary of the united church of canada sun day school will be held at 10 am a smorgasbord supper will be held in the community centre on wednesday evening june 23rd from 530 to 830 pm following the supper a baseball game will be played under the new floodlights a meeting is called for mon day evening june 21st at 8 pm in the sunday school room to plan for the vacation church school all former leaders and potential leaders are welcome to attend the official board of the vic toria sq charge is called to meet on wednesday june 23rd at 8 pm in the headford united church treasurers reports business etc the dale of the congregatio nal picnic will be monday june 28th at cedar beach mussel- mans lake it is for supper a miscellaneous shower will be held at the home of mr and mrs douglas gee on friday evening july 2nd in honour of miss shirley gee and mr ken neth archibald who are being married in july this is your invitation to attend the gormley-headford-victo- ria square branch of the york central hospital auxiliary is holding a garden tea on satur day june 26th from 2 5 pm on the lawn of mr and mrs l mumberson there will also be a bake sale and a bazaar table in case of rsin the event will be held in the united church sun day school room mr and mrs heher mccague will celebrate their 37th wed ding anniversary june 20 mr and mrs earl empringham their 23rd anniversary jun 20 mrs george brands is able to be home from york county hospital newmarket following her recent operation a speedy recovery is wished for her mr and mrs wm orr have moved to their new home in king city we wish them every it a couple of times but couldnt tell anyone how to get there stouffville district high school answered his letter and following a personal interview he had decided three things it was a challenge physical education could be better and he respected mr duxbury the principal with this in mind he ac cepted the job he has changed the attitude of the sportsminded at the school when he arrived he found the students with an inferiority complex when they competed they would go out to lose he said but now theyre out there to win and are pretty disappointed when they dont jim explained that the students in 1958 thought they wer pretty good but he found out they had hardly been out of the immediate area to compete he arranged outoftown competition for them and when they saw how good everyone else was it took the wind out of their sails they settled down after discovering they werent the best in the country today theyre still not the best in the country but they ai much better mr rehill has given them the incentive and instruc tion and in the past seven years it has been paying off only three records remain unbroken since 1958 the rest have all tumbled while he has been on the staff jim starts off the physical education season with football then carries on with volleyball basketball gymnastics badminton and track and field it takes some doing to keep up with the rules lo all thos games he teaches and coaches the numerous clubs in the school during basketball season he has three teams to look after besides physical education he also teaches music and health he has taught english jim gives up evenings weekends and a good portion of hit spare time to help the students advance in their sports people say it must be nice to get two months off in the sum mer people dont realize however that two months barely cover all the extra time he donates perfect track size the image imprinted on this writers mind of a physical education teacher being a 6 5 200 pound strapping giant was soon forgotten after seeing jim rehill short only 5 7 and light a mere 133 pounds jim de scribes himself as being the perfect track size size and weight mean nothing though if you are able to carry out your assign ments jim can and does during the interview for the position at sdhs jim recalled a member of the board commenting you dont exactly look lik whipper billy watson however if there was any doubt in that members mind then its gone now sings and dances besides knowing every sport in the book backwards jim is also talented musicwise singing he sounds like a happy me dium between roy orbison and mario lanza on the dance floor he and his wife shirley are nothing short of fred astaire and ginger rogers jim explained how he became interested in dancing while in university i received a call from arthur mur rays dance school saying that i had just won 25 worth of free dance lessons i went three or four times learned as much as i could then left when my free time was up i received a request to enroll in their 100 course but refused jim said that his wife loves latin american dancing and he practiced it during his free course now married with two sons david james 4 and michael john 2 jim is quite content and satisfied the way things have worked out for him i like stouffville and i like the people that live here h said i have my hands full and have no desire to move on jim expressed a desire to obtain a masters degree in phys ical education but has no immediate plans regarding it student iike sons jim gets a personal feeling of pride and satisfaction watch ing his students excel in their respective sports theyre like sons lo me he commented they grow up they get better and i feel good knowing ive had a part lnit he was thrilled to hear that two of his students have ex pressed desires lo teach physical education comments from other coaches mean a lot to jim rehill speaking on how well a student plays a game is the same as say ing the coach has done a good job instructing him to some of the students jim is more a friend than teacher hell take part in their pastime sports teach them th more intricate motions and be an allround good buddy however being a good buddy doesnt mean the student will get away with anything they respect and obey him for what he is a teacher the academic regulation regarding sports although dying in most ontario communities is still upheld at stouffville district a student will only be allowed to compete in spor if he has 50 and no failures 55 and one failure or 60 and two failures if the student doesnt meet these standards he may just as well forget competitive sports stouffville district high school has come a long way sine jim rehill was appointed to the staff it has a long way to go sportswise but the man who can do it is ready willing and able yes he shouldnt even be here but were glad he is we hope ht stays success in their new surround ings mr and mrs arthur iritz of toronto called on mr and mrs cecil nichols on sunday after noon mr and mrs r g hohhs of toronto spent sunday with mr and mrs perry bennett grades 4 and 5 of ii school and grade 6 of 4 school of tsa 2 enjoyed a tour of pioneer village on monday afternoon of last week a speedy recovery is wished for peter johnston who is ill in bed there will be a baseball doubleheader on tuesday june 22 and wednesday june 23 in the community centre park every tuesday and thursday there will be baseball double- headers in the park