Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), June 29, 1967, p. 14

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s the tribune vxnby w 79 1967 three schools share trophies in centennial track meet jackie wightman 15 a grade 8 student at orchard park school stouffville won the girls senior b title and the trophv presented by the tribune staff photo r bill hassard 12 a grade 7 student at orchard park school won the boys sharon barry 12 a grade 7 student at orchard park school won the girls intermediate championship and the trophy presented by the stouffville centennial intermediate title and the trophy presented by the stouffville public school board committee staff photo staff photo six titles to orchard pa george hani 1g a grade s student at orchard park school won the boys senior b championship and the trophv presented by stouffville bakery ltd staff photo frances smith 14 a grade s student at lemonville school won the girls senior a title and the trophy presented by macleans furniture staff photo rosjooim i7sa set io i6s claremont league team standing v l t p altona v pickering claremont brou gham came up with one of their finest games of the teason thursday night as they battled goodwood to 44 tie in seven innings jnly a determined good wood rally in their final trip to the plate took a 2- point victory away from the brougham boys good wood counted two runs in the 7th brougham led 41 at one oint in the contest on so lid hits by paul white ho ward malcolm murray jo nes bernard bucking and jim lummas goodwood led by ron stewart joe barber and wes evans pu shed two men across in the last inning ken may hurled for goodwood with grant norton on the mound for brougham goodwood stranded 9 men on the base paths while brougham maroon ed six goodwood had the 7th and eric barber park- winning run at third in the ed on first with only one but ron may and gord paisley were retired in a thrilling finish pickering 8 2 16 claremont 7 3 1 15 greenwood 6 4 14 west rouge 5 5 10 brougham 3 6 1 7 altona 3 7 6 bay ridges 2 10 4 results brougham 4 goodwood 4 bay ridges 0 claremont 8 pickering 6 west rouge 0 greenwood 10 altona 6 schedule june 29 west rouge v brougham altona v bay ridges july 3 greenwood v goodwood pickering v claremont july 4 brougham v greenwood claremont v goodwood july 5 bay ridges v west rouge enter swim league markham six ent ries have been filed in the york county swimming league they are mark- ham unionville aurora newmarket richmond ill and thornhill markham is still looking for more members to fill out their team more in formation can be obtained by contacting officals at the markham community pool stouffville phy sical education instruc tors j h rehill and mr moran of the stouffville district high school staff attended a coachs clinic at windsor for three days some of the top names in sport were in attendan ce to address the gather ing it was the first time that stouffville had been represented both mr re- hill and mr moran were impressed with the inst ruction provided stouffville orch ard park st marks and lemonville schools swept the championship field saturday in the first inter- area track meet ever held here athletes from thirteen senior schools had been invited to participate and competition in some divi sions was extremely keen entries from orchard park shared in six of the trophy presentations including a tie in the class for junior girls lemonville students did well with two winners and st marks had one a unique feature in the handing out of awards was the presentation of the stouffville public school board trophy by trustee mrs rose barry it went to her 12 year old daughter sharon the intermediate champion the only tie occurred in the junior division between kim has sard of orchard park and joanne dodge of lemon ville they received the walter atkinson trophy melvin baker of the whitchurch township area board presented their tro phy to junior boys cham pion mark chamberlain 10 of st marks stouff ville intermediate boys winner was bill hassard 12 of orchard park he received the stouffville centennial committee tro phy from the chairman lome boadway frances smith 14 of lemonville won the senior a girls championship and received the maclean furniture award from mr bruce maclean keith lied- tke 14 of orchard park led the senior a boys and received the sanders ba service trophy from bill sanders jr in the senior b class it was jackie wightman 15 of orchard park who accepted the stouffville tribune trophy from the editor jim tho mas the stouffville bak ery trophy was presented to senior b boys cham pion george ham 16 of orchard park by mr bob stover the competition sched uled for completion june 17 had to be carried on into the morning of june 24 due to unfavourable weather conditions on the first day in spite of some minor problems on an initial venture of such magnitude the organizers were com mended for their work in setting up the meet and seeing it through to a suc cessful finish another city golf club here buttonville mar kham township council has approved of the pro posal of york downs golf and country club to rees tablish their 27hole golf course on the 420acre glenburn farms ltd at unionville york downs club is one of the oldest in the city located at the corner of bathurst and shephard avenue the club has been offered over five million dollars for its toronto property and has an op tion on the unionville farm for 950000 the club directors have appro ved the deal and only a- wait the sanction of the members this is the third city club to move into the near by area as land prices sky rocket in toronto contest ballantrae the canadian archerv champ ion centennial shoot will be held on august 712 the host club will be york county bowmen brougham altona proved no match for the booming bats of green wood in a community soft- ball fixture here monday night greenwood scored twice to open the game three times in the third and three again the fourth they added singles in the fifth and sixth altona made their big push in the fourth innings when arthur lee al young geo parish john half and gerry dean each crossed the plate to ac count for five of the teams six runs young had scored the one count er in the third batting honors were well spread for the win ners ron staley geo tweedy wayne elson bob mctaggart each counted two runs the singles went to brian mi doug webb both pitchers john lit tle for altona and grant pascoe were liberally hit to all fields in hospital markham mr max rjesor of markham was token by ambulance to hos pital tuesday his condi tion is improving pool repairs stouffville donald huxtablc and john foulds representatives of the stouffville lions club at tended a meeting of coun cil to request that repairs be made to certain portions of the swimming pool la ter the members inspect ed the property mr hux- table the spokesman war ned that any delay in com pleting this work would only extend the hazards that already exist south sutton don mills lawn eason begins stouffville at first it was too cold then it turned warm but too wet but on june 15 two weeks later than last vcar the stouffviiie lawn bow ling club officially open ed its season the majori ty of member arc ilrcadv in top form w ttc j the winter layoff last week at agincourt winnie elson doris farthing and earla brammcr were high for two wins in a tour nament at oshawa el mer and doris farthing and marian flcury were high for two wins on june 19 a mixed pairs tournament was held on the stouffville greens prizes went to mr and mrs frewin of agincourt high for three wins a second ihrcc- gamc winner was donald bacon and eleanor crov scn elgin wag and rcta laushway had two wins one win went to mr and mrs freeman of agincourt late stock car racing every sunday at 200 dm sun july king size wreck ev m

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