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pace 8 the triblxe thursday oct 31 196 wrthunt veteran bob hassard will lead clippers into home opener against whitby tuesday praise olympic gold medalists whitchurch twp the reeve and council of the twp of whitchurch on behalf of all ratepay ers in the municipality have issued a personal tribute to equestrian gold medalists tom gavford jim elder and jim day gavford 39 resides near gormlcy elder 34 comes from aurora and dav 22 lives at king city the threesome brought the olympics in mexico to a climactic close for canada the council tribute reads as follows on behalf of the town ship of whitchurch we ex tend to the three olympic champions our warmest congratulations on their victory in mexico mr gayford mr elder and mr day displayed the form of sportsmanship skill and determination that makes us all proud that all are residents of this area signed by reeve stew art burnett and members of council township of whitchurch the presentation of the gold medals and the rais ins of the canadian flag was witnessed bv millions over nationwide television direct from mexico citv billy aaeakes fires four goals stouffville billy meakes is carrying on this year where he left olt last year the speedy forward pumped in all four goals as birkett in surance swept to a 41 win over the stouftville credit union kevin mor- lev and grant armstrong each had an assist from birketts while dale bells unassisted goal for the moneymen saved t h e m from an early season whitewash scores winner in other league action stoultville stockyards edged equipment express 21 mike boadvvay scored the winner on a good pass from jim grove after an drew nauta had tied the game bv lipping in a pass from jell williams the truckmen had taken an early onegoal lead when david huxtable scored an unassisted goal stephen barkey in goal orchard park for the stockmen showed midseason form as he came up with several good stops hockey hero john turner was the hero for the merv turner contractor team when he scored with six seconds re maining in the game to give his team a tie with schell red white gordon lehman wayne thompson and eddie leg- er had fired early goals for the red and white club but the builders kept hammering away and fin ally goals by mark lavoie and billy kingsley set the stage for the big goal in the last seconds robbie hargreave and richard allen each earned an assist for the schell team harlem allstars visit stouffville stouffville last year over 400 spec tators were thrilled by the artistry of an allnegro basketball team at stouff ville high school this monday nov 4 another allnegro basket ball team will be the vis itors their opposition will be the stouffville senior basketball team bolstered by members of the high school staff the negro team is led by the incomparable goose junior the un derstudy to the famous goose tatum of harlem globetrotter fame game time is 8 pm tickets on sale at hous tons drug store price of admission 150 the game is sponsored by the athletic association of stouftville dist secon dary school thursday ladies league stouffville nelda morley rolled three games of over 200 to cap ture the high triple of 665 and the high single of 233 in the oct 24 schedule of the thursday afternoon ladies bowling league others to top 200 were nelda morley 233229203 bernice nelson 226231 lil baker 223214 joanne steel 226 ruth winter- stein 222 elva newmarch 218 mildred ash 212 aly nauta 208 donna san ders 208 protect your car against rust destruction whitby here tuesday wins 311 2 go where the experts are stouffville the orchard park senior bos football team recorded a 3112 victory over st marks in an interschool hag football game on wed nesday however it took two touchdowns in the last five minutes lor the rod and white team to put the game out of reach of the determined st marks squad bob bangav paced the orchard park team with two touchdowns and a convert while larrv nich ols picked up two majors kim greenfield picked up the final touchdown on a 40yard pass and run plav from john meako shawn garrett led the st marks with some gxxxl power running as he scor ed both majors on end runs only ziebart offers complete autobody rustproofing only ziebart offers complete inner coating and under- coating protection for every vital area of your car only ziebart has an exclusive sealant patented equipment and trained technicians to give you complete protection against rust destruction ask us to prove what we say mstfti doot rotll imoil chioju mouldtmgi iuuti mcx tie mum doot nmii r tmsciriihini mtpft4 ea bit vttalt vitk oklotltf ft- omul- asj iraaltcd wijit mtliat 59 newkirk rd call 8890260 7734022 richmond hill reeve to officiate stouffvilli oha iimnmdiat- b hockey returns to the stouftville arena tuesday nisht and if the clipper homeopener compares with the three prescason exhibition encounters then fans should be sitting on the cdtic of heir seats whitby are the visitors came time is 831 pm stouftville reeve ken laiishway will drop the first puck although coach don haynes appears to have a line array of both youth and experience avail able for tuesdays debut the exact lineup will not be revealed until game time a firststring front line could include bob hassard wolfgang schlombs and bob mcneil this trio was im pressive in the teams 43 triumph over cobourg sunday in their homeandhome encounter with whitby the clippers lost 104 and won 86 hither goaltenders glenn jackson or dennis forsyth could get the starting nod jackson was brilliant against cobourg while forsyth perform ed well against whitby the majority of stouftville players will not be new to local fans they include ronnie jones ken aida bud lehman ray pipher dan pettit art rennick geoff gaston carl keftcr bob hassard wolfgang schlombs and of course the playing coach himself don haynes a few new faces will also be around including al patterson bob smith and bob mcneil a good turnout of fans for tuesdays fixture would give the club a big boost stage rally in tuesday nights ex hibition encounter with whitby the goal judges were almost as busy as the players the red light flashed on eight times for the clippers and 6 for the visitors during a 64 sec ond interval in the second period each team scored twice at the conclusion of the first period whitby led 10 and continued to lead 54 at the end of the sec ond then the clippers he- gan to move and were re warded with four counters to whitbys two in the final frame al patterson fired what proved to be the winner while his team was short handed and then followed up with the insurance marker lloyd sevmour pulled off a hat trick and bryan fletcher had a good night for the losers with two goals and one assist the victors geoff gaston and al patterson scored two tallies after replacing glenn jackson at the midway mark of the second stan za dennis forsvth put on a sparkling displav to keep the clipper ship afloat he was aided by a stout defence which in cluded ken aida and bob hassard who plaved in the absence of don havnes stouffville collected five of the seven penalties in a good clean but hard- checking game before an enthusiastic crowd of home town supporters thirteen clip 220 stouffville thir teen bowlers in the 9 o clock monday night mens league clipped the 220 mark oct 21 this is really not new many of the same do it every week frank bramham rolled the high single fiat of 289 the high triple iflat went to ralph marcelli with a 751 ray steel had the high single hdep of 280 and carl painter the high triple hdep with a 797 bob morley rolled an even 220 others over that mark included eldon wagg 223 art grove 230- 257 jim wagg 238 ray steel 242246 ralph mar celli 251223277 keith burkholder 238 frank bramham 268259 dave vaughan 228 john lang 220 carl painter 231239 ray roberts 249 ray ma- deiros 221 cliff dunkeld 239 five beat 660 stouffville five players in the 7 oclock di vision of the monday night mens league topped 660 for three games oct 21 they are garry donk ers 688 fred ballinger 707 phil whybrew 762 ron willerton 737 and barry irving 666 scoring singles of 220 and over include ed weinhold 224 cliff wil son 229 bill sheridan 261 dave mcnelly 241 don chase 238 barry irv ing 288 john lankveld 225 garry donkers 220- 245223 fred ballinger 278250 roy faulkner 224 phil whybrew 264- 255243 ron willerton 240271226 glen taun 251 vic blake 246 paul leman 223 larry stew art 262 keith betz 233 clippers clip teams gip share 600 pickering twp the eight teams in the south ontario county fastball league will share s600 this season with all expenses paid a statement prepared by the secretary don beer will be discussed at the anual meeting sunday at two oclock in brougham the distribution o f moncv was allocated as follows greenwood srs s8843 claremont s8i39 altona s6957 brougham srs s742i markham s7422 dunbarton 57659 brougham jrs s6786 and greenwood jrs s6787 total gate receipts were si 26870 the two of pickering donated s150 and the tournament re ceipts were s2950 for balls in orsa names the teams paid s2150 the entrv fee from the eight teams amounted to si20 the costliest expendi ture was for umpires s582 the purchase of balls amounted to s7s725 and gatekeepers 100 beverley boys places fourth pickering twp seventeen vear old bev- erlev bovs the sweetheart of pickering twp placed fourth in the olvmoic games at mexico citv and although not among the medal winners said she was satisfied with her showing she competed against some of the best high- divers in the world bev assured her sup porters that she would be back in there again when the next olvmpics meet rolled around stouffville if sundays contest at co bourg is an indication of the hockey thrills ahead for stouffville fans this season then all the games should be well worth watching behind the great goal- tending of glenn jackson and brilliant defensive work by don haynes the clippers edged their hometown hosts 43 it was the veteran bob hassard who slipped the winner past rick auston at 1634 of the third per iod haynes parked the puck on hassards stick and he made no mistake with a low drive from about 12 feet out other stouffville marks men were bob mcneil wolfgang schlombs bob smith and don haynes assists were picked up by geoff gaston bud leh man al patterson ray pipher haynes mcneil and hassard the trio of hassard mcneil and sch lombs looked great every time out announcement a brand new and fresh shipment of wonderfully warm cosy and styledright winter footwear for the entire family has just recently arrived at lehmans lav away now for christmas lehmans fine shoes main west stouftville 6403753 aurora spoils markham debut markham its great to win the first home game of the season but such was not the case for markhams junior b oha entry the seal-a- wax six tangled with the aurora tigers last fridav night for sixty minutes be fore leaving the ice with the scoreboard reflecting 3 for the visitors and 2 for the home team the official opening which preceded the con test included a welcome by reeve alma walker to an estimated crowd of 750 settled in the comfortable seals recently purchased from the maple leaf gar dens in toronto markham districts oldest hockey fan bob walters had the privilege of being escorted bv two pretty members of the booster club to the centre ice and the honor dropping the first puck aurora scored earlv in the first period when bob gaston took a pass from dave clancy and ron clarke and propelled the puck past rick johnston in the markham nets the goal went unanswered as the local team plaved in shoddy fashion with er ratic passing weak hack checking and occasional defense lapses the tigers aggressive plav earned them 3 of the 4 penalties during the first twenty minutes of play aurora continued to out- muscle and outhustle markham in the first half of the second period and were rewarded with an other tally this time the sealawax defense look ed particularly inept as bert harvey scored on a pass from gary clarke then the markham squad settled down and graham wise put them back in the game with assists from steve vickers and vern brown rick john ston drew enthusiastic applause from the fans as he made at least three key saves during the period as a result of a mild don- nvbrook the penalty total of 6 was shared equally by each team in the final twenty min utes the markham team came alive the lines be gan to jell the defence strencthened and the plav- ers showed a spirit not evident in the first two periods it appeared that the sealawax crew miaht salvage a tie after jim witherspoon and gavin kirk set up john harris at six minutes and 36 sec- onds but 44 seconds later the tigers lunged ahead on john gafnes coal from ron clarke to lead 32 in the final minutes of plav markham put considerable pressure up on the opposition and eventually nulled their goalie but one goal edge stood the test first star status would have to be given to mark- hams net minder rick johnston who frustrated the aurora attackers from all ancles and distances throughout the game ivan booth rolls 310 single claremont ivan booth was back on target in the claremont legion bowling league with a 310 flat single it fell short of the seasons high of 325 set by pete bell last week individual team and players points follow team standings harold mcconkey 25 kay wilson 25 aggie fergus on 24 howie budd 24 joe burrows 23 lloyd macgregor 22 lenora mckenzie 22 ivan booth 21 verne middleton 20 terry hopkins 17 marge samarillo 16 jack brad- shaw j3 vvfc high average men had- dy johnstori233 ladies aggie ferguson 210- high triple fiat men pete bell 808 ladies ag gie ferguson 745 high single flat men pete bell ladies aggie ferguson 361 high triple hdep men pete bell 829 ladies jean booth 754 high single hdep men pete bell 332 ladies jean booth 304 over 200 ivan booth 310 harold mcconkey 289244205 ed wilson sub 281224206 haddy johnston 263218 jack 3radshaw 258 how ie budd 256 doreen alex ander 249 bernie wills 245 pete bell 241 dor othy kemp 240214 ann middleton 231 gord ben son 230 a n g i e wills sub 229227 dave fer guson 229219204 norm kemp 228 lenora mc kenzie 225 doreen welsh 224220 terry hopkins 224202 jim squires 221- 216 ab samarillo 219216 doris hopkins 219 jean booth 217 nell rowan 214 randy howell 212 legion ladies stouffville mary geertsma is back on the bowling beam again she chalked up the high triple 618 and a 246 single oct 22 the nights top single was rolled by gladys clark- son with a 265 lois bart- ley had a 223 and opal lehman a 208 and 205 team standings are- fairlaners 18 swingers 14 misers 13 ding-a- lings 12 jetset 9 and vips 6 see the black angut in the pe- rully built corral at pine hill auto hurry only 14 business days left to get your entry in you could win this 1000 lb grand champion steer purchased at the 1968 markham fair free chance for all purchasers to win we have 100 cars to choose from act now contest ends sat nov 16th draw to take place approx 2 pm sat nov 16th pine hill auto m operated by lloyd 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