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r r dawson hare dawson hare burkholdcr street stouffville wore the markham hockey colors back in 1931 he was 20 at the time and played for markham five years his defence partners were max reesor and murray clcndenning mr hare plans to attend the markham- stouffville hockey oldtimers reunion april 29 guest of honor stouffville a distinguished guest pastor will occupy the pulpit at christ church anglican sunset blvd stouffville feb 7 the most rev ted scott retired primate of the anglican church of canada will address the congregation rev scott will speak at the morning service during what is known as the ten days for world development a program supported by five canadian denominations and the canadian international de velopment agency purpose of the ministry is to draw attention to the poverty and the powerlessness of many people not only in the third world but also here in canada archbishop scotts life has been dedicated to the struggle to reach a solution to these issues rev scotts ability to work with other churches and church groups has characterized his career from early days he and wife isabel are now retired however each has much to occupy hisher time the congregation of christ church feel honored to host so dedi cated a gentleman smiles greet 53000 cheque the recipient durham regional chairman gary hcrrcma right was all smiles and so was the donor durhamyork mpp bill baliinger a cheque in the amount of 53189 was received from the province to assist in the construction of feeder mains in uxhridgc on toronto albert and rail way streets and on brock street from toronto to main street sjocrd wittevcen played hockey when hockey was fun by bruce stapley stouffville when daws hare played hockey fighting was something related only to the great depression fighting for life ones very existence it had nothing to do with opponents at the other end of the rink i threw my share of body checks recalls the former mar kham blueliner in the old in termediate league thats what i was there for we hit but we didnt fight such was the respect one player had for another the 76yearold burkholder street stouffville re sident says he never saw a fight breakout during his five seasons in the league we had our little squabbles daws says but i was never in a fight the rugged rearguard will be among those attending the up coming markhamstouffville old- timers hockey reunion april 29 im looking forward to it he says there are only three of us left daws remembers his hockey years at markham filled with ex citement every year was great he re calls it was always good defen sive hockey we took pride in our defensive skills we really enjoyed the game sure we were out to win but we were also there for the fun daws says in his day the mar kham roster included only three defencemen and six forwards on one occasion a defenceman and the goalie were injured conse quently the team was forced to put a rearguard in the net and play with one man on defence a formidable task considered one of the leaders of the team because of his physical stature the 200 pound 21yearold was paired with max reesor max who later played with the chicago black hawks in the national hockey league used to badger daws concerning his offensive ambitions he was always reminding me it wasnt our job to score goals daws recalls hed say were here to stop them despite maxs jibes and the emphasis on defensive play daws still scored his share of goals averaging about one every two games his most memorable tally came in a league cham pionship game at maple leaf gar dens in 1933 with the contest tied at 22 daws completed a rare endtoend rush and beat the goal- tender cleanly with a hard wrist shot giving his team the title it was a short season back then with all but the championship games played outdoors wed go from christmas through february he remem bers we played in some pretty sloppy conditions at times daws still credits frank latter the team manager for holdng the team together hed arrange transportation for us to the rink no one had cars those were hard times he re calls frank also looked after the team banquet that and a windbreaker was all the fellows received for playing despite the absence of remun eration daws fondly remembers the good times you had to be a kidder he says those were the 30s you had to make the best of it we were all in the same boat none of us had anything daws managed to stay injury free with the exception of a hurt knee that sidelined him for four games when the team started to fall apart in 1935 daws decided to quit one of nine children he went to work on the family farm on the ninth line south of stouffville he retired in 1963 and moved to town where he became involved coaching junior hockey and nhls keith acton in 196364 i think i taught him a little daws says with pride with his hockey days behind him dawson hare has estab lished a reputation as a talented lawnbowler and he still man ages to get together with his old hockey cronies every now and again what does the distinguished loc al puckchaser think of present day hockey today theyre not always up for the games he says theres so much money in volved theyre no longer in it for the sport in my day there was no such thing as a let up we were always there the needy helped through the tribune we wish to thank whitchurch- stouffville shoppers for gener ously donating to the food bank during 1987 a total of 190 boxes were deli vered to toronto missions and hostels in york region for the benefit of new resi dents in town our ecumenical group accepts responsibility for delivering food shipments to the following agencies fred victor mission stop 103 evangel hall the good shepherd mission the scott mission the yellow brick house and porter place appreciation is also extended to the management and staff of stouffville iga and stouffville ap for providing containers in their stores where non- perishable items can be placed at christmas were all in a generous frame of mind however the need is urgent all year round we trust the kind folk of whitchurchstouffvillc will keep up the good work sincerely ecumenical outreach com mittee marion boadway united church ursula oconnor st markls parish joyce nailer christ church anglican esther powell st james pre sbyterian town of whitchurchstouffville public notice 1988 dog licences and tags available at the town office 19 civic avenue stouffville first dog 1500 for each additional dog 3000 senior citizen dog licence fees 50 of above no owner of a dog shall allow the dog to run at large within the limits of the town of whitchurchstouffville for further information please contact the building department town of whitchurchstouffville 6401900 8952423 immihi tribune january 27 1988 a7 leeanne hamilton centre will have her name enscribed on this stouffville lions plaque after placing first in the juvenile ladies final at the rec centre jan 19 runnersup were leslie penny right second and andrea boyd third roger carlsen around town christian education the stouffville christian school is hosting a program thursday feb 18 at 8 pm in the mission ary church on the subject why christian education the guest speaker will be dr don leggett the public is invited valentine skate the whitchurchstouffville adult skating club is holding a valentine skate tues feb 9 from 730 to 9 pm at the town rec centre at the evenings con clusion coffee and donuts will be served passes in hospital service was held from the oneill funeral home stouffvil le monday for allypie sam mes- sam of stouffville following his passing in york central hospital richmond hill jan 22 mr mes- sam is survived by wife debbie two children melissa and adam his mother mrs lillian messam 1 and his father and motherin law elwood and audrey pattenden of stouffville movie preview home support services is show ing a sneak preview movie mon day feb 8 at 130 pm in the silver jubilee club persons re quiring transportation are asked to call 6406554 in hospital mr bill russell manitoba street stouffville remains a pa tient in scarborough centenary hospital following surgery winter carnival the parentteachers associa tion of the stouffville christian school is hosting a family winter carnival friday feb 5 from 7 to 10 pm at willowgrove camp mccowan road rr 2 mar kham there will be skating and weather permitting sleigh rid ing and snow shoeing refresh ments will include hotdogs donuts and hot chocolate all for free the event is for christian school students and their parents kitten lost a twelve week old kitten is mis sing from a booth drive home in stouffville it is a black male with unique white markings he re sponds to the name of max a cash reward is offered for its safe return the numbers to call are 6402789 home or 7462853 business baptism jocelyn olivia mcdowell daughter of martin and christine mcdowell bernick crescent stouffville was received into the fellowship of the congregation of st james presbyterian church through infant baptism jan 17 1 a winters evening of entertainment featuring shakespeare the magician master of ceremony live music by soulstice featuring lynn ann porter date january 28 1988 thursday time cocktails 630 pm dinner 700 pm entertainment 81 5 pm t0 1000 pm place maples of ballantrae hwy 48 north of bloomington side road price 1995 per person plus tax and gratuities complete dinner prepared by the maples chef featuring choice of three ontrees strip loin of beef breast of chicken sole minere salad three vegetables rolls and butter dessert coffee and tea for reservations call maples of ballantrae 6404882 r honda ihoivdik stouttjjjj fid 11623 yonge st south 8849274 7734542 i honda accord lx richmond hill hondj bgjgw