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2 the tribune tkiv1i lurat v w fun and frolic at gala water show holelnone stouffville play ing in a friendly three- ome at brookiea gof course midland morris brown of scarboro real ized a golfers dream when he scored a hole in one using a five iron morris drove the ball 165 yds to sink the shot witnessing the feat were fellow play ers doug oneil of stouff- ville and james downer of midland these charming young ladles braved the cool ballet at the annual water show in the stouffvillc evening air to delight the crowds with their water community swimming pool on tuesday wees hliil whitby trio wins tourney stouffville an en try irom the host club cap tured the annual whitby wn bowling clubs lad ies open trebles tourna ment last week o s h a w a stouffvillc claremont agincourt and toronto were all entered in this competition the whitby entry of e lovelock l luke and d nicholson scored three wins for 42 points to win the tournament oshawa were the runners up high twogame winners were mabel watts marion fleury and hilda wilson from stouffvillc with 44 plus 5 points i i m m bowling league opens sept 7th stouffville the thursday ladies bowling league will get under way on september 7 at 1 pm any person who is in terested in bowling and would like to join a league please contact lillian baker 6401695 or evelyn mckay at 6401579 many of these young swimmers took a ducking to the other at the annual water show ns they endeavoured to propel the raft from one end bovs do provincial playoffs goodwood the good wood bps playing in the uxbridge league playoff scries lost their third game to comco at uxbridge aug 21 but they managed to keep their hopes alive when they came back with some fine ball on wed nesday aug 23 beating the comco team 10 the run coming in the last innings with ted meyers crossing the plate in the kids league the goodwood squirts won the second game of their sec ond scries after losing the first to cartwright at nestleton on tuesday eve ning a third game will be required to decide the win ner of the round the goodwood peewccs put out udora on monday night at goodwood and are now awaiting to see who they will be drawn against in the next round the boys have been given the honour of play ing a ball game at the opening of the udora ball park on aug 26 arm in sling pleads guilty stouffville bruno joanette 21 of rr 1 un- ionville whose left arm was almost severed june 16 in a collision on the 9th concession south of stouff villc pleaded guilty to a careless driving charge and r second charge of driving without a license when he appeared before magis trate pcarse at richmond hill court last week a third charge was with drawn by the crown william brown 21 vic toria st stouffville testi fied under protection of the canada evidence act he said he was driving south on the 9th conces sion when he saw a car co ming north at a high rate of speed kicking up a dust he had to pull over as far to the right as he could on the shoulderless road and slowed right down as he did not want to get his car hit with fly ing stones the first car went by then one or two lengths behind another car came in a cloud about the same speed the second car driven by joanette sideswiped the browns car and damaged the left front of the vehi cle joanettcs arm which was out over the door was almost severed brown was not injured joannettc was convicted for careless driving and was fined 35 plus costs or 7 days on the charge of driving without a license he was fined 20 and costs or four days magistrate pcarse declared that the man was not to hold a lic ence for three months brougham only teams still in the running for an ont title are green wood squirts and green wood intermediates after two weeks of playoff com petition goodwood lost out to rockwood on tuesday night at rockwood they were swamped 80 losing the series two games to one greenwood squirts won their second series against glen william and now have a bye in the next round water show stouffville al though the weather was cool hundreds turned out to see stouffvilles water show at the community pool on tuesday evening the young swimmers put on a great show and they are to be congratulated for their fine performance the crowd many wrap ped in blankets against the cool wind were kept amu sed by the antics of the clowns and the dress race between the lions and kinsmen water ballet water polo diving were all part of the show and the final touch came with a torch light parade by all swimmers greenwood intermediat es advance into the next round and have drawn doom in county fast ball play offs pickering lead west rouge 3 games to one with one tied in the other ser ies between goodwood and clarcmont play will be re sumed this week with gam es being played at clare mont on tuesday and thursday evenings lawn bowling stouffville several of stouffvilles lawn bowlers competed in a tournament at uxbridge on saturday aug 19 high for two wins was the en try of don bacon eleanor crosscn and dorothy wagg second two wins went to mr and mrs brammer and winnie el- son the third game was rained out mabel watts marion fleury and hazel wilson were high for two wins at cannington on monday aug 21 on wednesday aug 23 the same trio were high for two wins at whit by farewell party by elsie dunkeld atha a farewell par ty was held at the commu nity centre on saturday ev ening for mr and mrs jack lenson and mr and mrs don mavers the jen- sons are moving this week end near london iga draw port stouffville stouff villc iga who completed their league schedule with out a loss have drawn port pery in the semifin als of the playoffs the first game of the 3 out of 5 series was cancel led owing to rain on sun day play will resume at port perry on wednesday evening this sunday the series will return to stouff ville game time 2 pm if a double header can be ar ranged the starting time will be 1 pm mrs l niddcry has re turned home to aurora after spending some time with her son norman nigh and familv charles 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