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fi9 m te stouttvill tbiswe tkwky odoor m 196s 7e ute and hwhite seven prcttv cheerleaders will do their part this year to bring athletic honmirs lo stotiftville hich six niemhers of the gtotip are pictured here left to right suzanne clubine lee corbelt jackie mumford jane terwoerds janet winn and lvnda dafoe absent is pat foord staff photo thunder thunder thunderation were the stouffville was only part of the muted cry in the auditorium of birch- mount park collegiate on oct 2 for there cheerleaders from all over ontario gathered to gether under one roof to create the greatest noise the walls of dear old birchmount has prob ably ever heard six of stouffvllles eight cheerleaders got ud bright and earlv saturday morning and gailv marched to the high school where miss ruutberg piled all of us into her car giggly and excited during the entire ride our spirits soared to their peaks when we finally arrived at the school left to fight for ourselves throughout the morning we first got our bearings in the school and then introduced ourselves around kids had even come from as far as ottawa to enter in the fun at tpn oclock we filed into the auditorium and sat amidst over a thousand peppy and en thusiastic teenage girls all waiting expectantly for the ral ly to really begin after making friends with the cheerleaders from preston who were seated gether and began what turned out to be a marathon of cheers which continued until finally the invincible dr newt loken gymnastic and cheerleading roach of the university of mi chigan appeared on the stage vibrant and full of life dr loken started it off with a suc cession of short catchy sideline cheers the roomful of girls re ally got going as individual squads in turn each gave a demonstration of their favourite cheer and then out to the field ah the cheers seen per formed inside were tried by the girls and varied gleeful shouts of ive got it hey look ive got it filled the air lunchtime rolled around and ecstatic girls broke out from the group all eager to eat yet not wanting to waste any time away from their cheering fortunately for us stouffvil- iites miss ruutberg had prepar ed a wonderful lunch and she is truly a walking example of one who practices what she preaches we returned in the afternoon still bubbling and full of antici pation during the next thirty minutes skits stunts and pan tomimes suitable lor pep rallies were discussed and demonstrat ed then we hit the field again this time the hundred schools were divided into groups of ten cheerleading squads and the competition began from each ten two finalists were chosen unfortunately stouffville was not one of them but we were given the opportunity to view all the others and many good ideas and unusual techniques were gained we left the rally later that afternoon tired but thoroughly satisfied and contented we had learned a lot about cheerleading and a lot about human nature too that when young exuber ant teenagers get together to share and exchange ideas its bound to turn out a real success markham juniors edged 32 by whitby team if exhibition carot are any indication markham hockey fans are in for a fat russed season the junior b club drop ped a 32 decision to the whit by dunlops sunday nisht but they went down fighting markham won their first exhi bition same in whitby last week 75 sundays content was the lype of hockey an enthusiastic fan wants to see both teams show ed fire determination and skill and played a sixty minute seesaw battle sealawax showed their spirit in the opening minutes of the same by hitting the score board at the 415 mark it was well after the six minute mark before the dunnies had a cood chance to test goalie ron mar io w chris evans who displayed a threatening offensive all nisht scored the first markham coal when he whippcdtrta shot from dan makey and roy he witt that trio also combined for markhams second goal and again evans was the marks man marlow who only played the first period between the pipes for markham wss brilliant in shutting out whitby at least three shots were labelled as sure goals that to the dunnies frustration were turned aside i by spectacular saves doug kirton took over the j position in the remaining two periods and although three shots evaded him he came up with some key saves whitby tied the score early in the middle frame on a goal by cheeseman menard put the visitors two up only two min utes later their third and final goal of the night came also in the second period when oshea found the mark with a sizzler that budged the left corner of the twine the neatest tally of the night came at the 707 mark of the final period when evans perfectly positioned in front of the net took a pass from the corner and slammed the puck into the right side of the cage whitby goalie moore had no chance on the play fifteen penalties including two majors for fighting were assessed during the contest markham received ight of them one injury resulted to taylor of whitby when he was caught on the head with a stick markhams next home game also exhibition is scheduled for friday night when they meet westclair game time is 830 their regular season begins on october 19th with their first home encounter slated for oct ober 22nd village ladies bowling league october 7 9 oylrk high single lois bartley 256 high triple minnie peach 59 over 200 lois bartev 25 minnie peach 214 joyce wright 239 doreen brown 233 barb morley 230 team standings no 1 7 pis no 1 pts n 3 1 pts no 2 rt pts over 200 sept 30 betty armstrong 263 joyce wright 23s minnie peach 220 lorraine barber 23 7 oclock high single betty allen 212 high triple norma herbert 627 over 201 norma herbert 233 betlv al len 223 gave lehman 21s phyllis mclennan 211 barb meihuish 210 joan burkholder 202 adee willis 200 team standings no r 7 pts no 1 3 pts dream ers 5 pts no 2 2 pts no 3 2 pis cornorpins o pt staff interview this weeks interview is with miss v vaughn miss vaughn was born in pwen sound and has lived most of her life in the small village of balmy beach before coming to stouffville miss vaughn taught physical education at hillcrest public school owen sound and durham district high school durham presently her classes include grade 9 mathematics health and physical education to grades 9 10 11 and 12 for extra curriru- lar activities miss vaughn will be coaching senior badminton volleyball and basketball this year miss vaughn hopes to introduce tennis archery and golf we welcome her contribu tions and wish her great success with her work when asked if she had any comment to make about stouff ville she pleasingly replied stouffville is a very sports minded town while being interviewed she explained that horses and horse back riding are two of her fav ourite hobbies we hope this year will be as successful a year as her previ ous ones in estimating possible vaca tion costs the quirk way is to note the maximum you can af ford and then add 200 student council pres the ultimate michael reed 17 of kr 1 unlonville is the new president this year of the student council at stouffville district high school he is a student in grade is and hopes on graduation t enter university and study medicine langiiagos are his best subjects mike is a lovpr of sports tint his activities along his line are resigned pretty much to the role of a sppctalor due to work involved in the council and academic studies staff photo sally mowat 12b three years ago i sat through a lengthy movie called julius caesar and was thoroughly bored i had always disliked shakespeare and this film didnt improve matters my attitude toward caesar and shakespeare was worsened last year by the tedious dissection of the play during english classes recently though my view point has drastically changed i discovered how i can really en joy julius caesar thp change came about during a live per formance of caesar at the stratford shakespearean thea tre the drums beat trumpets blared lights dimmed the crowd hushed and the per formance began immediately the audience watched with cap tivated interest as the actors in true roman costume walked on stage soon i was caught up in the excitement and mood that i felt as if i could reach out and grasp the time and situation i was actually taking part in the events which were really hap pening about me the scenes progressed rapidly and even though there was a lack of elaborate scenery inter est was held throughout imagi nation was stimulated hpcaupp the audience was required to picture the actual settings of each scene as few actors and actresses as passible wore used but this put more emphasis on the main i characters and our interest was wholly centred on them instead of on other players or scenery the acoustics were excellent and the actors voices carried clearly to every corner of the theatre in comparison to live theatre the film could be considered a nothing to begin with it was only in black and white where as the stage performance was in living colour the voices from the movie were not distinct and the fre quent breakings of the tape did not help matters the reels had to be changed three or four imps and as a result the stu dents became lidgety and lost interest the scenes were constantly crowded with characters this crowding and true scenery de tracted from the actors per formances which werent very dynamic npw as i compare he film of julius caesar to the live stage presentation i must say that even though the film had good settings and more people live theatre must he considered the ultimate in production n jt l oldtimers although the date is still well advanced the stouffville minor hockey association has arrang ed to have the nhl old- timers here for a game on the night of feb 24th r the stouff ville arena it will be their first appearance in stouffville fur ther particulars will be an nounced in the weeks to come they are scheduled to perform in the markham arena on fri day nov 2fith clarem0nt c0mm bowling lg ladles high scores high single i flat i marion wills 291 high single hdcp marion wills 311 high triple flati eva padley 6s3 high triple hdept eva padley 191 high average marge samarillo 191 men high scores high single flat dave fergu son 316 high single hdcp dave ferguson 323 high triple flati vic binelli 793 high tri ple hdcp jack bradshaw 733 over 201 eva padlev 287235 jack brad shaw 2s122s223 vic binelli 23 223 davp ferguson 259 top burrows 230 al roszcii 219219 ivan booth 213 shirley pilkev 240 alvin rpdshaw 239226 lil macgrpgor 237 les padlpv 232- 205201 norm kemp 231 do- recti alexander 228 pete bell 221 gerry fernandes 220 llovd pascoe 218 ev surphlis 21s ron hedges 217 mae budd 207 bill welsh sub 203 lloyd macgregor 200 team standings ivan bootli 17 pts lloyd pascoe 14 pts al roszoli 14 pts jean booth 12 pts viv binelli 12 pts joe burrows 12 pts dave for- guson 11 pts marge samarillo 9 pts jack bradshaw 9 pts jean bradshaw 7 pts lloyd macgregor 7 pts evelyn sur phlis 2 pts an employee of he miller paving co was injured on tuesday when struck by a car on the 9th cone of pickering michael viscondi 34 of toron to was brought to stouffville and transferred by the vance ambulance for admittance to the kast general hospital candidate here pc candidate don martyn will attend a public meeting in the masonic hall stouffville on wednesday evening oct 20 at 830 pm the guest speaker will be hon walter binsdale former minister of northern affairs and national resources with the diefenbaker govt refreshments will be served death cain myrtle matilda at uxbridge cottage hospi tal on sunday oct 10 1965 myrtle welsh wife of the late george cain and dear mother of james and jean of zephyr bernice mrs garnet shaw stouffville and kenneth of zephyr service was held in the chapel at the funeral home of mcguire and low uxbridge on wednesday oct 13 at 2 pm with interment in zephyr cemetery classified ads bring results monday night mens league 7 oclock high single fiat j mckean 257 high single hdcp d trotman 249 high triplp flat r willerton 725 high triple hdcp h dafoe 655 over 200 c grove 276 j otter 232 b grove 228 r todd 222 v blake jr 210 a gleave 207 l greenwood 206 v blake sf- 205 b morley 200 team standings hillbillies 9 pts bakerv 8 pts machine tool 8 pts hals snack bar 7 pts blowbys 4 pts team six 0 pts 0 oclock high single fiat ed grimshaw 283 high single hdcpl g tarr 297 high triple fiat art grove 803 high triple hdcp j wagg 674 over 200 k burkholder 257 h vakelv 257 r steel 239 b allen 231 r marcelli 231 l buckland 227 b cooper 223 r ward 213 e paisley 210 h burnett 206 d ratcliff 206 e pilate 205 d vaughan 201 team standings unknowns 11 pts patrick mo tors 10 pts franks shell 6 pts untouchables 5 pts big roppers 3 pts d a construc tion 1 pt legion ladies bowling league high single marion crowder 24s high triple bev burden 621 over 200 cathv richards 224 marjorie smith 221 bev burden 220214 team standings scmps 14 pts untouchables 10 pts should bes 10 pts oo- piks 10 pts curvets 9 pts whoozils 7 pts markham marksman mixed bowling league men high scores high single flat ed sanders 290 high single hdcpl jack pollaid 291 high triple flat i ed sanders 650 high triple i hdcp jack pollard 60s ladies high scores beity turner high single flati 256 high singlp hdcpl 263 high triple iflat 62 high triple i hdcpv 663 over 200 ed sanders 290 jack pollard 274216 john otter 255203 gcrrv vanveen 238205 murray stewart 232 bud lehman 230 209 ben keuken 21 charlie grove 212 bill sanders 202 betlv turner 256219 marg sle- wari 230 mary miller 223 jean barclay 219 donna sanders 219 edith smith 207203 brine andrew highseoring forward with the markham les last season is showing plenty of promise again this year in ihe two exhibition games with whitby he appeared very effective picking up several scoring points he is shown here drivinc a shot past moore n the uunnics i typhoons 2 pts no 2 the roll net ine stones 0 pts thursday afternoon ladies bowling league lenork ramkr high single flat 25s high singlp hdcpl 289 high triple flat 613 high triple hdcp 706 over 200 bunnv button 219 joyce wright 211 jean foley 201215 marg schell 209210 ruth win- lerstein 205 team standings no 3 f troon 19 p the lost souls 16 pt hie wild ones ii pts the flying six 12 pt no no no no i in this corner by ron wallace markham juniors young club with potential after watching only one game of the markham junior b entry this season it is hardly fair to criticize or commend hows ever there is nothing wrong 1 suppose with relating first im pressions the game to which i refer was played sunday night at the community centre in front of some 325 spectators and it resulted in markham losing to the whitby dunlops 32 without knowing the background or actually witnessing the game one would say the score indicated a cloe hard fought battle that would be cor rect most of the 325 spectators left the arena quite satisfied that win lose or draw their team displayed an excellent brand of hockey oven though it was only an exhibition content but the players themselves had no choice it was simply s matter of dig dig dig or get left off the team twenty names filled the lineup and by the time the regular season begins it will have dwindled considerably i dont know how many wilt be can ned but its for sure a few players will get the axe markham made mistakes throughout the game but then what club doesnt there were delays in clearing the puck improper passing bad checks and poor shooting none of these errors how ever resulted in goals penalties may be a problem for the markham team silly two minute minors that change a good offensive club into a wary defensive one granted the team has its share of penally killers and they did an impressive job hut a club cannot score a goal if they know they have to play defensive hockey a player can hit an opponent pretty hard and not be called as illegal but it3 thesp sneakv plbnws and sly sticks that bring roforeee action there is nothing more frustrating to a coach who in the dyin minutes of the game sees his team behind one goal and has a penalty called against one of his players this years club is young really young half the team is made up of boys 16 and 17 years old for this season and because of their youth markham may have a bit of difficulty in attaining a high position in the standings however it is tremendous to think of the future when these lads mature in experience and get to know how to play as one solid team most of th members arp good for at loast two more years in junior b some will go for thi ce and oven a few have four years of hockey remaining after this one coach frank bonello is laying a foundation for what inevitably will become a topnotch team the hoys will find at least those that dont already know that junior tv is a stiff league or any sixteen year old to handle its a good start to what might some day become a professional career in any one of the nhl teams but it requires a lot of work hard skating hours of practise drilling of basic fundamentals and in general determination we could see this taking place sunday night the only real complaint that i have with respect of course is to tiie name of the team im not trying to take anything away from the sponsor international wax but sealawax does not strike me as being an appropriate name for a hockey club first of all i think the name should be plural such as the leafs hawks or canadians secondly it should be short and to the point perhaps even indicate some fire for example trappers or wolves or acesetc i dont have any suggestions as to what name would prove satis factory as a matter of fact im probably the only person in the world who doesnt like it well the new york americans became the new york yankees to keep the sports writers happy i wonder what will happen here many of the hockey players that will represent markham this year are imports some from a good distance away the coach although he is familiar with the area is new to the iob through the cooperation of the hockey executive 1 was abl8 lo obtain a brief rundown of the players trying out or positions this year some are not as complete as others but as the season matures i will elaborate on the players frank bonkllo coach frank is by no means a stranger to the hockey world as a matter of fact his record speaks for it self not only as a coach but also as a player his career first came into the limelight when he played junior for the unionville jets in 1950 in the 5253 season he played junior a with the gait black hawks and in the following year was a member of the chatham maroons frank was with the whitby dunlops for two seasons one being an allan cup year for the dunnies he was also part of the team that represented canada at ihe world championships irfld in oiso norway in 1958 in 196263 frank managed the knob hill junior a club and was coach and man ager of the neil mcneil junior b team for two years following that born in toronto he was educated at de lasalle high school frank is married and has one daughter he is employed by canada packers gil laflammk gil who tips ihe scales at 165 pounds and stretches 62 into the air is trying out for the defensive postion for the club he has four years remaining in junior b last year gil was a member of the marlie midgets seventeen year old he is presently involved in grade 13 studies at wexford collegiate at scarborough gary cunliffe gary has seen hockey action in previous years with the north york and marlie midgets a rugged hockey player gary goes fullout every time hes on the ice hp is 13 years of age paul finlev from the surrounding area paul attends classes at aurora high school prior to coming to markham hp played for neil mcneil at 17 he has four years of junior hockey re maining ken tucker standing 58 and weighing 155 pounds ken playes the position of left wing he played for ihe don mills midgets prior to joining the markham roster only sixteen years old ken is in grade 11 at victoria park high school doug kirton trying for one of the teams most demanding positions doug has to he on his toes at all times hes a goalie he has seen hockey action with the scarborough lions major midget club at seventeen he is employed by the torontodomin ion bank in toronto tavk branch at 51i and 185 pounds dave is excellent ma- lerial for defense the posilion he is trying for having played for the mariboro midgets dave is good for another four years in this league jktk mayuury pete lias seen action with the north york juniors prior to his arrival in markham seventeen years old he stands oh and weighs 175 pounds gerry wiielan a recruit from the nell mcneil midgels gerry is trying for a position on right wing he stands 58 weighs 165 pounds and has four years of hookey left in junior b rivtk turner pete played centre for the north york juniors last year and although he likes hockey he is one of ontarios leading junior golfers dknnis milroy no stranger to junior b hockey dennis play ed that class last year with north york a centreman he shoots left and has three years to go in this loop he is 54 tall and weighs 150 pounds larky gibbons aged 17 larry played junior c for coiiing- wood last year he is a grade 11 student at markham district high school at 5h and 185 pounds he is excellent material for defense brad davidson a six foot 160 pound giant brad played left wing for the marlie midgets last year gary brown a leal import gary comes all ihe way from la- tuque quebec last year he played right wing with champagne high school lie is presently in grade 12 at markham dist high roy hewitt at 16 roy is a veteran in hockey circles he has had his taste of junior b and also played for neil mcneil he weighs 161 pounds and stands 58 ron marlow the leading jtmloi b goalie last year ron pretty well has his position sewn up lie spent two years with neil me neil he is 17 with ihiee years of junior hockey left doug brown from ihe north york juniors last year doug ii a defenspman brian murphy in his first year with neil mcneil brian notch ed 16 goals he is 17 years old stands fil and weighs 185 lbs he has three years of junioir hockey left dan mnckkv a grade 10 student at markham district high dan played left wing with the dunneville juveniles last year he is sixteen years old weighs j 65 pounds and has four years in this loop remaining richard crone from ihe don mills midgets richard is try ing for a tight wing position he is 16 stands 5 10 and tips ihe scales at 155 lbs bruce andrew here is maikhams veteran bruce is starting his thud year with ihe sealawax squad lie plays centre posi tion bnip is employed by the toronto transit commission our apologies to any names that have been omitted from this list but that was the extent of the records available