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ps- 10 the tribune thursday nov 28 1968 clippers crush peewees win thriller haliburton stouffville the stouffville peewees have done it again this time they won a cliffhanger over uxbridge by a score of 65 wayne norton provided the dramatic moment when he broke the 55 deadlock with one minute and fifty seconds remain ing in the game this club will bring a lot of hockey glory to stouffville over the next few years if they stay to gether during the past few weeks they have been showing that they possess the most important ingre dients of success power balance and a winning at titude their most obvious strength is their ability to skate a prerequisite of the highest order in hockey also they have scoring power that lies not with one or two superstars but with almost the entire front wall their forwards check as well as rush and their rearguards rush as well as check and in the nets they have a cool goalie rather than one of the hot and cold variety this spells balance most important of all they ar willing to give that little extra to be the winner perhaps a bit tired after a 90 victory over picker ing the previous night the igas watched the ux bridge crew score the first four goals before making their debut on the score board in such a situation a medicore team might lose heart but not so with stouffvilies peewees they came on strong to over come the defecit and as a result of three goals in the final five minutes retained their undefeated record tom newton for ux- brfdge carried his team by scoring four of the visitors five goals if there was a turning point in the game for stouffville it was in the third period when newton who had dominated the play received a penalty the locals connected se conds later and then rap ped home another pair be fore the final buzzer don campbell produced a stellar performance but some of the glory must be directed to mike whiteman who set up all three of campbells goals kevin barrick also had a good night and was credited with two markers for the losers bernie aldred con tributed a single markham tiebreaker nyork heartbreaker markham there was no early exodus from the markham arena last friday night the reason a 33 stalemate that wasnt resolved until 1828 of the third period gra ham wise released the ten sion with the tiebreaker and the north york heart- breaker this culminated a fine display of hockey talent of mr wise who had previously scored two of the junior bs three goals penalties were strong factors in the scoring as four goals came on power plays two for each club markham was guilty of blind passing throughout much of the first period and scrambles in front of each net caused many anx ious moments in the se cond in the final frame the local crew found their wind their legs and their target and had the edge in play generally it was an evenly contested game with graham wise making the difference in mark- hams favor in the opening stanza graham wise gave cause for local cheers as he chalked up an early goal from steve vickers and barry head north yorks peter turney evened the count two minutes later john good and graham wise lived up to their names in the second period as they each scored to bal ance the board 22 goal number three for markham was set up by george shields and steve coates for ron aston then rick miller got the equal izer for the visitors the suspense grew until graham wise teamed with bill grant and steve vick ers for the winner jim witherspoon who is always consistent on de fence once again turned in a fine effort in thwarting the north york attackers brampton will be the visiting team this friday at 830 dave rainey rolls 817 west markham leagi ue markham dave rainey of west markham league lopped all entries with a high triple of 817 other scores follow wednesday ladies m barber 771 m cos- burn 742 v plait 690 m grove 684 w degue- ire 673 e wigmoiv 634 a jeffrey 622 chesebroughponds d houston 764 e jew ell 712 b cargilli 700 e brown 639 i milne 633 markham vets r mcgowch 743 n od- ilic 714 d mullen 694 v denning 690 c mul len 687 b mullen 675 t underwood 667 d fallon 629 g praskev 626 i mcgowen 624 t incson 613 l mcvicar 605 markham mixed b summerfeldt 792 c smith 772 k delicti 759 c mccarlhv 730 m norrish 721 c reeves 696 m walters 686 a percv 685 f brazier 673 b davison 671 b walter 670 n jarvis 666 j me- harg 663 n fisher 652 west markham d rainev 817 r burdcv 78s a whitnev 740 e shaw 703 s schmidt 6s6 j orr 685 j mc- micking 683 v binelli 6s2 d binger 661 c king 658 l hcafield 637 white rodgers k thompson 810 j os borne 756 a richardson 753 m lust 723 g pil- kcy 702 p cough 692 r cough 666 d swale 644 monday niters o peterson 669 e blun- dell 622 h bevan 608 st patricks d chenewski 761 j mur phy 718 g stratus 710 a maurice 695 a rcich- hardt 669 thursday ladles p gough 687 i botham 661 b chapman 632 m sheffield 619 l janis 606 thursday mens e winnitov 787 d jar- dine 773 h cunningham 757 r toms 729 j ross 686 j johnson 681 a lawrence 648 k evens 643 unionvllle vets e sabiston 662 l proc tor 647 b sabiston 644 e cogar 621 g boag 608 l luttrell 602 sherwood south m marks 705 a milieu 703 j canavan 681 c booih 670 b downs 666 h siatchik 639 markham chryslerdodge m pringle 727 d parker 688 s pringle 687 b wideman 683 l janies 65s h gould 657 e del- ring 653 g tarr 635 bantams win stouffville stouffville bantams scored a 51 victory over ux bridge nov 22 led by- bob bangay with three goals the game was play ed at uxbridge other stouffville marksmen were iarry nichols and paul brown gary fockler four goal marksman stouffville stouffville police locked up another win nov 20 when they scored 4 con secutive goals in the first period and went on to re cord a 61 victory over mayflower farms in pee wee action gary fockler paced the attack with 4 goals while chris merklin- ger potted the other pair billy meakes had 2 assists with brent davis bill snow and ronnie malcolm getting one apiece bob boadway ruined rick mar- shmans attempt for a shutout when he scored mayflowers only goal on a good pass from darryl wright mccullough motors had to come up with a great team effort to register a come from behind 42 win over a fighting stouffville aces club brian turner opened the scoring for the carmen but backtoback goals by david beelby and ron schell gave the aces a 21 edge in the last period mcculloughs took over and goals by howie jones mike barry and blair bangay gave them the points playmakers for mcculloughs were david mumford with two and blair bangay howie jones and kevin leonard one each martin hutchinson and craig waite earned as sists for the aces crest hardware came up with their first win of the young season when they blanked hetherington electric 10 gary green was the big man for the crest club when he banged in the winning goal on an unassisted play with 3 minutes left in the game the solo effort broke up a fine goaltenders duel be tween wayne pierce of crest and andrew bridges of hetherington electric bantams belt west rouge stouffvil l e stouffvilles omha ban tam entry had an easy tinin as they overwhelmed west rouge 61 it was a freewheeling but cleanchecking game until the third period when seven of nine penal ties were called a ten minute misconduct went to bob bangay of stouff ville for showing more ag gression than discretion stouffville lit the light twice in each period john meakes earned the initial goal with help from mike jones and then kim steck- ley made it 20 in the middle stanza randy dear with assists from david ferguson and don masterson reduced the margin by one goal be fore dave taylor chalked up another for stouffville bob bangay concluded the scoring with assistance from ronnie norton and bill hassard rick glen was a casualty of the affair he was clip ped with a high stick and taken to the hospital for a gash above his right eye bob bangay got his se cond tally of the night on a pass from bill hassaard while his team was short- handed the sixth and final goal went to larry nichols and john meakes rated an assist in monday night action at markham stouffville was handed a 54 defeat mike jones counted twice and bob bangay and john meakes were the other sharpshooters with one each ren nick stars stouffville the clippers may be hurt ing but it wasnt evident tuesday night as they crushed the haliburton huskies 142 it was no contest as the stouffville marksmen turned the arena into a shooting gallery before a crowd of over 200 supporters bob mcneil is the fourth regular to join the patients on the injury list art rennick is the only healthy member of the original hassard-rennick- mcncil line which performed so effectively earlier in the schedule healthy is understating ren- nicks condition in tuesdays fixture he counted three goals and an amazing eight assists al patterson had one of his better nights with two tallies and four assists throughout most of the first period the hali burton team skated with the locals but as the game progressed they had neither the legs to keep up nor the power to slow the stouffville attackers down three goals came from the clippers bob tripp art rennick and ken aida glenn jack son the most idle player of the night allowed larry sawyer to chalk one up for the visitors the second stanza was the clippers most pro ductive to date eight pucks ended up behind the haliburton guardian of the nets geoff gas ton triggered two and rennick got a pair to ac company four assists robin hood al patterson don haynes and gary mcclelland fired the others the most outstanding play of the game featured the haynespattersonmcclelland com bination period three left the stouffville front wall tiring but they managed to add three more tallies to their total compliments of al patterson don haynes and ray piphcr george nichols proved that the red light worked for the visitors as he slipped one by jackson brilliant goal tending by little britain and the mounting casualty list for the clippers were pos sible factors in stouffvilles first loss of the season sunday the score was 70 ailing or not the stouffville crew is expected to be up for next tuesdays game the opposition little britain jeff williams nets novice winner stouffville jeff williams was the novice hero for the stouffville stockyards when they de- cisioned birkett insur ance 42 the young for ward scored the winning foal with two minutes left and then set up larry pilkey for the insurance marker his second goal for the night mike boad way scored the other stockyard goal while as sists were earned by mark fockler andrew nauta larry pilkey and jeff wil liams kent wideman kept birketts in the game with his two goals both on solo efforts equipment express scored early in the game and hung on to edge schell red white 32 in a fast clean game the truckmen got goals from david huxtable brian fockler and mark barry with ken kerrigan and brian aida each earning an assist gordon lehman and robbie hargreaves were the marksmen for schells and wayne thom pson picked up one assist ken smith on defense for the equipment express team continued his ex cellent play of the past weeks in the most exciting game of the season the credit union and merv turner contractor play ed to a 11 tie both goal ies david love for tur ners and murray ander son for the credit union came up with many great stops to end breakaway rushes by the opposition john turner scored the opening goal for the con tractors on a neat indi vidual affort but the bank ers fought back and cash ed in on a fine twoway effort when bruce thorn- hill counted on a pass from graham fretz don barnes swimming instruction provided at heated vandorf pool it can be snowing and blowing outside but the interior of the new heated swimming pool at vandorf whit- church twp is an even 90 instruction is provided every monday evening for residents of stouffville and whitchurch classes will be expanded to saturday if attendance warrants shown here is instructor vic ma- cord with i to r leslie foster 10 robin foster 8 of prestons lake allen beintema 10 and george leary 11 of gormley staff photo dynamic duo markham first stouffville the dynamic duo of steve schell anad john christie struck again in the tyke league and they led con- monday night league stouffville john lankveld rolled a 348 flat single and john cooke had a 765 triple in the 7 oclock division of the monday night mens bowling league nov 18 the high single hdcp went to phil whybrew 328 and the high triple hdcp to vic blake 724 over 660 were john cooke 765 phil whybrew 860 john lankveld 796 vic blake 694 ron wil- lerton 706 bill white 692 over 220 were dave mcnelly 231 bill bed ford 252 barry irving 228 cliff wilson 247 keith barton 269 paul lehman 236 larry stew art 235 len greenwood 230 sandy smith 226 gary donkers 229235 fred ballinger 237 ab gage 223222 in the 9 oclock divis ion nov 18 high single scorers were r morley 218238 e wace 284 a grove 221 j wasg 228 238 w lee 259 r steel 217 j illingworth k hamm 228 j lane 258 235229 d tavlor 219245 c painter 266217 d ken nedy 225 e thompson 240 solidated sand and gravel to a 51 triumph over wel- don shoes steve fired three tallies and had 2 as sists while john bagged 2 goals and 2 assists doug sanders earned one assist and stephen vaughan play ed a good defensive game nigel french saved wel- dons from the whitewash brush when he scored on a clever pass from brad brown barry sanders made many fine stops in the consolidated net schell lumber had a hot shot forward line working for them in their 53 con quest- of beckers milk the mcguckin twins keith and kevin along with tom lehman picked up all the scoring points in a fine display of teamwork tom picked up 2 goals and 2 assists and kevin had 1 goal and 2 assists keith notched two markers for beckers it was ronnie hodgson with a pair and ronnie ward a singleton in the worst drubbing of the season aida cleaners trounced lehman shoes 110 jimmy hamm played his finest game of the year to pace the cleaners with 4 goals and an assist other goal scorers were dale knabb 3 nick bangay 2 and bill housser 2 earn ing assists were david dart brent nichols tom wood brian mercer and nick banagay brad steel regis tered the shutout for aida cleaners rolls 314 single peewees swamp pickering stouffville the goalhungry stouffville iga peewees swamped picker ing to the tune of 90 in a onesided contest at brook- lin jackie holder chalked up the shutout although he was not overworked be tween the pipes doug feasby mike spra- guc doug taylor and don- me campbell were two- goal marksmen for the winners nicky fiore fired one claremont don barnes chalked up a 314 single in the nov 22 schedule of the clare- mont legion bowling league he holds the sea sons high handicap single with 341 team and individual points follow team standings h budd 45 h mccon- kev 42 j burrows 41 v middleton 39 i booth 37 a ferguson 36 t hopkins 33 l mckenzie 33 m samarillo 29 l mcgregor 28 j brad- shaw 18 high average men h johnston 232 ladies a ferguson 207 high triple flat men i booth 868 ladies a ferguson 745 high single flat men p bell 325 ladies a fer guson 361 high triple hdcp men p bell 829 ladies j i booth 754 high single hdcp men booth 754 d barnes 341 ladies n rowan 356 over 200 d barnes 314 g fisher 306212 j martin 300 i booth 295287286 w jackson sub 293261 a rcdshaw sub 290-271- 225 d ferguson 288-246- 212 j burrows 280201 t hadden 277 e shaw 269 m samarillo 265211 e rowe 263211 hjohn ston 260226207 h mc- conkey 260215 v mid dleton 251219 t hop kins 243 a ferguson 229- 216 d field 228206 n kemp 228201 j bur rows 228 j booth 226 p bell 225 a middleton 224 j bradshaw 217211 h budd 215203 bwills 215 r slack 215 b howell 213 l macgreg- or 212 r roszell sub 211 l mcgregor 209 l mckenzie 208 b evans 206 s harold 206 g mc kenzie 206 j squires 204 r howell 203 g hammond sub 203 a clarke 200 mite league standings wltpu schell lumb 3 0 17 beckers 3 10 6 aida clnrs 2 115 cons sand 2 2 0 4 wcldon shs 13 0 2 lehman shs 0 4 0 0 clipper schedule stouffville the following is a list of home and away games for the stouffville clippers this season nov 28 slouff at whit dec 1 stouff at halib dec 3 lit brit at stouff dec 10 woodv at stouff dec 14 stouff at woodv dec 17 whit at stouff dec 26 afternoon cob at stouff jan 3 stouff at kesw jan 7 sund at stouff jan 11 stouff at sund jan 14 kesw at stouff jan 19 stouff at lit brit jan 21 halib at stouff jan 23 stouff at whit jan 26 stouff at halib jan 28 lit brit at stouff feb 4 woodv at stouff feb 8 stouff at woodv feb 11 cob at stouff markham the am azing markham seal-a- wax club is in first place this week tied with marl- boros they climbed into the r top spot with a 72 vic tory over aurora sunday marlboros downed wes ton 62 tuesday both teams have 19 points marlboros have played two more games snow plowing oml 24 hour towing service you wouldnt play a piano if it was out of tune would you i then why take chances with your car i put your ear in harmony with the follow ing service tune up batteries anti freeze289 gal own container snow tires ogdens garage ballantrae aft 1177 hwy 48 aurora sideroad 0u- 1 i election for ontario county board of education district no 2 comprising town of uxbridge twp of scott twp of uxbridge the public school electors of district no 2 of the ontario county divisional board of education are hereby notified that an election will be held on monday 2nd december 1968 for the purpose of electing one member to the ontario county board of education district no 2 for a two year term polls will be open between the hours of 1000 am and 800 pm at the following location town of uxbridge north ward council chambers 12 spruce st west ward anglican church basement toronto st s east ward the music hall main st s township of scott polling subdivision 1 ah iois 112 inclusive concessions i 2 3 and 4 2 all lots 1321 inclusive concessions 1 2 3 and 4 3 all lots 2235 inclusive concessions 1 2 4 aii iuts 112 inclusive concessions 5 6 3 and 4 7 and 8 5 all lots 1321 inclusive concessions 5 6 7 and 8 6 all lots 2235 inclusive concessions 5 6 7 and 8 township of oxbridge location sandford hall john bennetts res rr1 zephyr zephyr community hall bert pearsons res rr2 uxbridge harold elliots res leaskdule ont orange hall uilora polling subdivision 1 all lots 112 inclusive concessions 1 and 2 2 all lots 1323 inclusive concessions 1 and i 3 all lots 2437 inclusive concessions 1 and 2 4 all lots 112 inclusive concessions 3 and 4 5 a kfi 1323 inclusive concessions 3 and 4 6 all lots 2437 inclusive concessions 3 4 and 5 all wit lots 3137 inclusive concession 6 7 al iuts 112 inclusive concessions 5 6 7 and 8 8 all lots 1323 inclusive concession 5 all wis lots 1323 inclusive concession 6 all eli lots 1324 inclusive concession 6 all wi lots 1324 inclusive concession 7 all eli lots 1323 inclusive concession 7 all lots 1323 inclusive concession 8 9 all vi lots 2430 inclusive concession 6 a ei lots 2537 inclusive concession 6 al lots 2537 inclusive concession 7 all eli lots 2437 inclusive concession 7 ah lots 2437 inclusive concession 8 save and except that part embraced in the corporation of the town of uxbridge datr1 at goodwood this 20th day of november 1968 ixxation morley davis res rr3 stouffville township hall goodwood chapmans store rr1 uxbridge webb school rr1 claremont township hall goodwood quaker hill school rr2 uxbridge james jones res rr4 uxbridge pine grove school rr44 uxbridge quaker hill school rr2 uxbridge i e foskrti returning officer