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pae 12 the tribune thursday december 7 1972 mike jones rallies juveniles siapshots by jack watson by jack watson i travelled to belleville on friday last to see the junior action in one of my favorite county seats 3200 kids attended the game courtesy of local merchants in belleville and along with the 800 adult fans on hand this had to be the largest crowd to see a metro junior b game this year a gripe if you want to call it that but a markham fan made this comment stouffville doesnt deserve junior hockey if they cant support it he may be right staying on junior hockey particularly our own if i may i would like to make one suggestion to coach sherry bassin of the raiders any defence combinations that are beaten as consistently as ours are surely need some attention honestly they play like strangers best of luck to peter mellon in this weeks central ontario sectional figure skating championships all that work has to pay off peter tuesday december 19 the stouffville figure skating club is holding a cfsa test day that other jack watson main street west who fills his time with bantam teams and milk finds time to be distracted by curling last week jack curled in hamilton with skip marray roberts rink in the grey cup bonspiel where they were early casualties jack at the same time is involved in a unionville club draw championship good luck to stouffvilles 72 sports personality of the year the wexford stouffville entry in the metro junior b loop have been called the raiders like their junior a colleagues the executive body would like to change the name and are asking the fans from stouffville to participate in this venture anyone with an idea for a name should send it by mail to mr bill mccready co the stouffville arena stouffville ontario these same juniors go on sunday night at 730 against pickering panthers unionville curling club busy schedule in ladies section by joyce miles unionville our past presidents bonspiel has been completed after four weeks of keen com petition congratulations to mary grant and her rink of evelyn crosby vice skip ethel shaw second and marilyn lee winners of the trophy and past president pins runner up was kit lemesurier skip marg ferguson marg jewett and rita galloway the toronto and district ladies open bonspiel has been completed pat oliver and her rink of june sherman lead helen jewett second and lois roberts vice skip were runner up in the first event this bonspiel was a four day event from nov 20 to 23 there were one hundred and sixteen rinks in this com petition for the first time this year lambton curling club held a two day bonspiel for the gh wood trophy which was presented by mr wood the trophy winner was helen jewett skip lois roberts vice skip pat oliver second and hilda thorn lead the provincial competitions for district 14 will be held at the uxbridge curling club from january 15 18 this year due to the fact that we now have a membership of 200 ladies we will enter two rinks in the competition the teams will be kit lemasurier skip peggie lawrie vice skip lois lawrie second and kelly watson lead helen jewett skip lois roberts vice skip pat oliver second and hilda thorn lead stouffville mike jones made his 72 debut in a stouff ville game that saw the juveniles shut out newcastle 6 0 jones had been with the rams in richmond hill until a hand injury forced him out of the lineup and it was impossible for him to make it back as a regular with his release in hand he chose to return here rather than with any other junior club the first period went scoreless as both goaltenders carried hot hands into the game at 730 of the second frame john meakes broke the goose egg with an unassisted goal rick banks put away the goal on a play set up by defenceman bill payne to make it stouffville 2 0 mike jones com bined with kim steckley for the locals third tally and before the period closed findlay macdonald closed out a play from ken harman the third period saw john meakes come back quickly with his second goal of the night larry nicholls and wayne feasby drew assists at 1518 of the third rick banks outrun all newcastle defenders and put the puck into the crease where steve pope put it away eddie lowe was in goal for the shut out and was called on to make some great saves for the win the third saw the newcastle coach ejected for coming on the ice to protest a referees call but the best action of all was a penalty killing job done by jones jones contained the play for himself for almost an entire two minutes while stouffville was two men short mrs harry londry sports award i i i i r i ballantrae mrs harry lon- j dry andrew street newmarket has y been named sportsman of the year by members of the whitchurch i equestrian club she was presented with the cr j londry memorial trophy at a gathering nov 25 in the aurora j community centre i in charge of club social activities j mrs londry arranged the annual j fashion show the christmas party i j and made provisions for refreshments at horse shows the presentation of the award was j made by mrs cr londry and mrs i j gerow club president l i give game away to richmond hill w jl lis i v zv- jukba former markham junior now a pro chris burke oneman team the name steve vickers will not soon be forgotten in markham junior hockey circles now a left wing regular with the new york rangers steve recently scored three goals in successive nights an outstanding performance by even a veteran let alone a 21 year old rookie in his last season with toronto marlboros he collected 107 points with 43 goals and 64 assists with omaha knights in the central pro league he had 36 goals and 23 assists for 59 points the photo and accompanying in formation on steve vickers was made available to the tribune by john halligan public relations director of the new york rangers madison square gardens new york stouffville in one of the finest solo performances of the novice house league season chris burke of giulios pizza palace fired three goals dec 2 as his team battled john roe ford to a 3 3 tie the speedy for ward was going both ways covering up on defence as well as leading the attack each of his tallies was unassisted for the auto men neil davis with 2 and david pearce were the lamp lighters alan davis and chris over picked up assists charlie wilson was in high gear as the credit union downed cards hardware 7 4 charlie his parents call him brian blasted three pucks into the twine mark boadway and tony leger each counted two john emdin and tony leger had single assists the cards goal production was divided among danny calhoun gavin mcleod gordon saunders and rodney king anthony herold randy cornelius and gavin mcleod were credited with assists in another high scoring encounter lee sand and gravel swamped glen con struction 7 3 danny lawson with two paced the gravel guys singles went to billy lee steve davis peter bass kevin ohlman and brian haining michael forfar eric tebogt and randy steckley hit the target for the builders in a scrambly type contest turner construction edged stouffville stockyards 2 1 michael rehill and wayne butler blinked the light for the winners robert lacoursiere fired the lone tally for the cow palace lads changed dagmar will challenge skiers stouffville the regulars who did not attend the open house held at dagmar ski club last week will be surprised at the many changes in store for them when they don skis for their first schussing this barry smith 4goal marksman is the feeling of manager gabor marton first of all there will be more op portunity to ski with the number of days per week that the club will be open extended to five from three last year a new 970 foot t bar lift has been installed and another intermediate hill has been put into use night time skiing which became very but included in each will be a book of lesson tickets information on dagmar may be ob tained by phoning the club at 6495951 saturday childrens league stouffville stouffville defensive error after defensive error allowed richmond hill bantams to return home with a 7 1 win against the houston pharmacy bantams thursday on six separate occasions resulting in goals the defencemen were to blame as they gave away the puck in their own end danny jones was the opportunist for the hill on five oc casions when he picked up the puck to set up or score a goal jones had a goal and four assists for the visitors in the win while robert wallingford scored the hat trick and had an assist kevin hamilton in the stouffville net must have wondered what was happening when he was con fronted by unguarded attackers keith acton scored the only stouffville tally on a midgets dump pickering popular last year will the top bowler in last include saturday and saturday mornings reds haw nets winner stouffville trailing by two goals at the end of two periods in newcastle last thursday the birkett and hassard novice allstars came out in the third period to win 3 2 newcastle took a 2 0 lead into the third period after goals in each of the first two periods david raymer opened the scoring in the third and paul barry who is improving with each game tied the contest at 2 2 before andrew redshaw drove home the winner jim chilvers robert gierkink and dave mackenzie played a strong defensive game and held newcastle scoreless through the third stouffville barry smiths four goals helped con solidated sand and gravel tie country ready mix 6 6 in mite league action dec 2 blair housser rifled in the other 2 tallies he also collected 3 assists the cementmen collected a thursday ladies league stouffville jean dart had a 281 nov 23 in the thur sday afternoon ladies bowling league and also came up with a 249 others with 200 and over were june ward 207 joanne steel 217- 212 205 ev mckay 204 lois bartley 270 jean foley 215 bernice nelson 263 norma herbert 257 203 200 nancy leh man 210 toots taylor 230 204 on nov 30 bernice nelson was top lady with scores of 246 232 and 215 with 200 and over were faye brown 249 nancy lehman 250 norma herbert 234 linda boncheff 202 irene white 223 ev mckay 210 lois bartley 237 210 gaye lehman 238 202 toots taylor 278 marion green 204 mae spence 214 pair of goals from mark nevins and jeff broderick while craig corner and kevin bartley netted singles peter sinclair also notched 4 goals to lead schelilumbertoa62 win over raymer interiors brad winnitoy and mike glen scored one each while brent barton recorded 3 assists phil faulkner and dale leger counted the raymer goals lehman shoes took a close 21 decision from beckers milk kevin larkin and brian cargill scored for the winners john carrick saved the becker crew from the whitewash brush aida cleaners and stouffville kinsmen fought to a 2 2 tie in a thriller andrew brooks and rick wednesday this year the lift line along the new t bar will support electric floods to illuminate the entire intermediate area the clubhouse that was partially com pleted last year has been finished throughout and members will be able to utilize the bar made possible by a club liquor license memberships this year are up slightly childrens league was bill housser who dowled the high single of 187 other high singles of the morning were andrea tuck 169 and 141 steve rigby 160 and 139 paul ramer 147 bruce lefleur 140 pam lewis 134 and 132 gwenn shadlock 134 janet dunkeld 132 donna summerfeldt 127 and 125 and david gould 126 stouffville thursdays omha action concluded with the midget a squad downing pickering 5 3 defenceman nick fiore played an ex ceptional game for stouffville and was beaten only on pickerings third counter jeff forfar called up from the b team counted the first goal on a play started by kevin barrick for fars goal was scored at the 45 second mark of the second frame after the first period went scoreless randy mcnelly returning from an elbowing infraction picked up a nick fiore pass and went in to score at the 1100 minute mark mcnelly came right back with another counter from daryl wright within the minute larry brut- sky who was pickerings best scored to close out the period early in the third rick pascoe scored for pickering to narrow the gap on a play from pass from doug feasby who played the best game for stouffville high triple 878 stouffville some nights everything goes right lois bartley enjoyed such an experience nov 28 in the legion ladies bowling league she rolled aj high triple flat of 878 with single scores ofi 319 317 and 246 with handicap she had a 317 and 890 over 200 were jan vankoughnet 241 sadie greenshield 284 mitzi aida 232 opal lehman 238 230 brenda farthing 226 vera nesbitt 217 bev marshman 216 betty turner 202 flora forfar 229 226 203 hazel wilson 203j 1 brutsky jeff roy had taken a tripping penalty for stouffville at the time wayne norton and nick fiore p scored for stouffville before brutsky unassisted made the score 5 3 kevin barrick assissted on both of the last goals plus 200 games stouffville barb melhuish rolled a 280 single and a 724 triple to lead the tuesday afternoon bowling league nov 28 over 200 were barb melhuish 280 225 219 mae foord 266 joyce shadlock 245 207 barb emmorey 244 216 donna smurthwaite 235- stella macdonald 233 ev carruthers 233 rosemary timms 233l 204 doris dunstall 224 203 barb morleyu 220 rene rennie 217 joan albert 216 jean tufford 207 team standings are holey rollers 444 team canada 44 ding a lings 39f i belleville battles back beat and tie raiders in twin bill stouffville bobcats the animal ewing were the aida are notorious fighters marksmen while jeff when corn mccurdy and peter bobcats the belevilie kerrigan notched the junjor hock kjnd kinsmen goals are n0 differenti s0 it seems if weekend hockey action against the wexford stouff ville raiders is an indicator friday night in belleville the bobcats battled back from a two goal deficit to win 4 3 on sunday in stouffville these same belleville juniors overcame a two goal lead twice to tie 7 7 in belleville raiders went out in high triple of 718 stouffville in the ladies bowling league nov 30 marg wagg scored the high triple of 718 with singles of 266 256 and 1 other singles of 200 and over went to joyce shadlock 264 gail hunter 263 judy bond 254 and 205 son ormson in alone on the belleville net pulled goalie bob moore out of position and put the puck into the open net a minute later west from the point scored on a pass from scott gibson and dixon lindsay mid- dlebrook in the first frame stopped a total of five belleville breakaways three of these breakaways came in the final minutes of play as a number of defensive errors allowed the determined belleville club to steal the puck paul lavender took advantage of yet front at 2 16 of the first another defensive period on a picture goof and gave play by wayne orm- belleville its first goal with fifteen seconds left in the period bellevilles moore steadied down in the belleville net and kept the bobcats in the game as he stopped 12 shots in the second smrke tied the game at 1155 with raiders carrigan off for elbowing wally dainard scored twice in the third period to get the belleville win ormson counted the only goal for wexford mid- dlebrook again had to be strong as his defence was beaten many times and on the occasion of both goals the puck was given away by defenders at stouffville on sunday the line of ormson france and majors counted all seven goals for wexford stouffville but a determined belleville squad never let up and managed a tie ormson put stouff ville out in front at 340 of the first period but rick meagher who had locals looking for a nail in his stick counted twice and mike watt put belleville out in front by two at 1211 of the period bob france scored the raiders second goal at 1329 of the chucker assists going to ormson and majors ormson tied the game at 55 seconds of period two but at the 1150 mark mark coates picked up a j- defence miscue and l counted bellevilles- fourth ormson came back for the tieing goal j at 1917 robb foster counted for belleville to openf the third period but i the raiders stole the game as they counted j three times on goals by majors ormson and carrigan content to sit on the two goal lead raiders let up and meagher took over scoring at 1303 and setting up the tieing goal at 1604 5 pickering battling to get back into con- tcntion play here ont sunday at 730