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the tribune stousville om thursday december 10 1s53 akk oclock iwmks uxpopciok here in stouffviue it has been the custom to start all saturday night sr b hockey games at 9 oclock the ruling was made several years ago for two main reasons j in order to give teams travelling a considerable distance an extra half- hour to make the trip 2 in order to give local business men a chance to see much of the game after store hours at the present time however since stouffvllle is now playing in a compact group the extra halfhour travelling time is not needed and 1 is thought that very few business men take advantage of the late game to come down to the arena after the 10 oclock closing hour the majority of saturday night games which commence at 900 pm are not completed until 1130 this to many folks is too late then there are those who forget the hour of game time and arrive at i30 and are forced to fit for over onehalf hour before the teams make an adpearance on the ice if stouffville continues to operate on the metro group another season it might be wise to make the switch back to the standard s30 starting time iollv minton staktko hockky cakkkjt as a goaltendkr fourteen years ago at the age of lu polly minion em barked on a hockey career lu a strange way because he had not learned to skate polly donned the heavy pads and tended goal in a unlonville kids league the riuk was made available to these young boys every saturday morning at the age of 13 polly put on his first pair of hockey skates and with the aid of rubber ankle supports he struggled around the ice the lack of skating ability did not discourage polly however but instead made him more determined to improve in 1942 polly played on his first organized team at richmond hill coached by grant nlghswander of markham with such stars as frank sullivan mac clement and norm stuiulen the club went through to capture the thl championship the following year polly hooked up with markham juniors but later moved to join the stouffvllle red wings coached by bruce harper and managed by bob snowball some of the players on that club were keith jewett bill mabbett jack and george ruinney doug moore don campbell gord lewis and others polly centered a line with jewett and skip taylor on the wings during his three year stint with stouffvllle jrs polly played against such clubs as owen sound goderich and gananoque polly was selected to represent the stoultville club in the ontario allstar game played at maple leaf gardens polly recalls the days when he played in stouffvilles natural ice rink nearly make a man seasick said polly when com menting on the rolling ice surface those were the days when spectators journeyed to distant centres by bus loads and arrived home some time dining the early hours of the next morning following the three years in which the red wings were the centre of attraction here in stouffvllle the majority of the players became overage and the club broke up polly still had three years left as a junior so once again he returned to union- vllle his hockey birthplace where he played with such stars as bill boycott frank hill morley fetch bud watson and normie stunden although the club put up a gallant fight it lost out to weston through sheer weight of numbers it was in that year that polly had his golden opportunity to move up into hockeys big time when an offer came for him to join the gait jr a black hawks polly turned down the offer a decision he still regrets somewhat to this day pollys next step up the hockey ladder was to the stouffville clippers under the coaching leadership of bert fife he has been a meiivlier of the clippers since that time although polly has held down a centre ice position with local clubs during most of his hockey career he still prefers right wing he is noted for his shifty freeskating style which has come a long way since the days when he wobbled around the rink as a 13 yearold aided by a hockey stick and a pair of rubber ankle supports in spite of his love of clean play he has run into a number of very serious injuries in midland he was cut for twelve stitches over the eye by a flying puck here in stoulfvllle during a game with orillia forward rusty aiken of orillia sliced his face with his skate which required fifteen stitches and on another occasion here he collided with team mate george stark at centre ice and suffered a severe concussion other minor injuries are too numerous to mention polly has always been a money player if a team was one or two goals behind in an important game it would usually be polly minton who would come through when the chips were down two years ago when stouffvllle marched to the oha sr b championship polly scored the winning goals against peterboro and port colborne he also scored many game- winning goals while in jr company during his eleven years in organized hockey polly has played with many stars of the game from this evergrowing assortment he picks gord lewis as one of the best he ever played with both gord and polly are two of stouffvilles original junior hockey players this week we salute stouffvilles own polly minton a player who has come up through the ranks of local hockey to become a solid favorite with hockey fans hoth young and old his fastskating clean style of play would be an asset to any club l new sweaters for lions league the stouffville lions hock ey league are all decked out in their new uniforms each uub resembles a team in the national hockey league the cost of these uniforms amoun ted to over 5300 they will be turned in at the conclusion of each game next saturday af ternoon the leafs vill play the hawks in the first game the wings meet boston in the se cond contest and the rangers battle canadiens in the last game a complete standing and report will le published j next week clipper scoring parade g a pts small 11 3 14 lewis 0 i 12 bell s 3 12 mcneil 4 10 mcintosh 5 3 10 minton 7 2 9 gibson i 3 9 stephenson i 5 1 stark o 3 s junkin 1 4 s bahgay 1 3 7 scattalon i 2 a baker 2 2 watson 1 1 melville 1 1 perfomair six iparkling christmas jewels of exquisite fragrance with a dram of either night and day blue grass its you white orchid on dit or my love elizabeth arden inspires pcrfumair to carry your holiday wish into the new year so she may carry her fragrance with her wherever she goes 300 houstons the rexall drug store taisaksajsassiwsikmssssw w155 eafough blanks ravinas 80 stouffville goal tender blake eatough racked up his first shut out of the season here on saturday night as the clippers blanked ravina flyers s0 gord lewis was the top mark sman for the winners with three goals jerry junkin with two hal gibson jack watson and ken mcneil were the oth er stouffville scorers the clippers jumped into a 20 lead early in the first per iod gord lewis fired his first goal at the five minute mark assisted by bert baker and hal gibson combined with cen- treman ken mcneil at 1015 to notch the second tally early in the second period stephenson became involved in a high sticking duel with byers of ravina and was forc ed out of the game with a bad gash over the eye byer was given a five minute major while stephenson was penaliz ed for two minutes his penal ty was served by jack watson the clippers jumped in a 40 lead in the second twenty minutes on goals toy jerry junkin from scataln and gord lewis from gibson ea tough came up with a sensat ional stop early in the period when a ravina forward rushed in alone only to be stopped cold by two skates two pads two hands and a stick gord lewis completed the hat trick early in the third pe riod on a pass from geo stark ilie twoway passing effort produced the picture goal of the game ken mcneil made i 0 from gibson and jack wsiivpn put his team se ven goals up from mcintosh jerry junkin notched the final goal of the game as he flipped it around the corner of the net due to injuries coach ban- gay moved defenceman don mcintosh up on the forward line and pressed jack watson into service both players fig ured in one goal ronnie bell uhiorivtile and stouffvllle i xick bnngay and frank steph- r eixson are all on the sidelines midgets hooked no on friday night in an exhibition till with the visitors eking a 43 victory the contest was a nipanduick affair with the outcome being in doubt right to the final whistle stouffville took a 32 lead in the first period don trail counted the opening tally ear ly in the game but the visitors came back to tie the score as michael peltit blinked the light unionville took the lead midway through the period as jack darbyson scored alfred fairies put the locals back on even terms and followed through with another on a pass from ross madill to give stouffville a 32 edge unionville fought back and evened the score in the second frame as jack darbyson scor ed the lone tally in the period in the final session atkinson of unionville notched the win ner there were nine penalties in the game five to stbulfville and four to unionville allied fairies of stouffvllle and jack darbyson of unionville were the top players on the ice liar- byons effort- were somewhat hindered in the last period however as he became involv ed in a minor squabble with don tran and talked himself into a ten minute misconduct penalty the contet was han dled by ken laushtvay jim austin gets third term omha executive the entire ontario minor hockey association executive received acclamations on sat urday afternoon at their an nual meeting held- in the king edward hotel toronto mr jim austin of stouffville one of the executive members will commence his third term of ollice in omha work other members of the executive are pies mike wtechel of elmira ivepres fred norman sim- toe second vice bert hick lindsay third vice jack oak- es strathroy sec jack chris tie toronto treas dr leon hipwell toronto some 257 delegates were pre sent at the annual meeting seven delegates were ladies among those present was mr bill mulholland who now re sides at warkworth ont bill is continuing to perform many duties in the promotion of mi nor sports in that district he is also doing a considerable a- mount of refereeing in the ar ea secretary jack christie in formed the delegates that are- cord 16g05 players were reg- 1 bowling news lions league the ford yss and pink pills are tied on the top rung with 23 points ron smiths quacks follow with 19 points overdrafts 17 edwards cut- ies 12 and stuffed shirts 2 in that order young peoples mickey redshaws team leads the pack with 30 pts snoon fairies 29 murray wagg and pat lehman 2s de rek chadwick 21 and peaches closing fast with 11 mens town league standings as of last week orphans 22 legion 22 har olds grill 17 shamrock 17 cooksville 15 mole motors 13 klinks grocery 13 skyline farms 13 machine shop 13 wilson motors s lehmans shoes s arena 7 high triple e hammond 779 high single bill parlor 326 istered with the omha last season with over five thous and taking part in omha play- downs he informed the gath ering that further steps would be taken to crack down on rough play illegal tactics and i bad language j north york juvenile schedule dec 11 newmarket at stouff dec 15 xobleton at nevvmt dec lis xewtnt at xobleton dec is thornhill at stouff dec 22 newmt at thornhill dec 23 stouff at nobleton dec 29 nobleton at newmt dec 29 stouff at thornhill jan 1 nobleton at stouff jan 5 nobleton at thornhill jan 6 newmt at nobleton jan s thornhill at stouff north york playoffs 1st vs 3rd 2 out of 3 2nd vs 4th 2 out of 3 friday night here all for minor hockey friday night will be min or hockey night in stouffville the local midget bantam and juvenile teams will play their home games during the one evening on friday night of this week richvale will be the visitors here for the midget contest and newmarket will form the juvenile opposition spectators may witness this full evening of hockey enter tainment for 25c cpmcm midgets lose to unionville cy says a new police light has been installed at the municipal building corner which wifl sig nal the local provincial police- officers whenever they are out on patrol an1 are being called by telephone due to the injury jinx r- u e j u uu a ui x i- when you buy a 1953 international harvester refrigerator ujltrt the drop insee for yourself priced from 19950 o 7j i x x r- m v z o cy bellman sons r s5ri s s priced from 395 to 595 better quality i ties 1 with initial in plain blue ra and plain wine 200 ea boxed for christmas g stouffville ontario ooooooooo these beneath the tree mens fancy pattern j and neat small design ties to suit any taste g 100 to 200 all in attractive christmas boxes g call and see many more attractive gifts for the man or boy g on your list 8 every man wants his comfort and his comfort is afoot watch him grin with pleasure when he slips into these slippers built for ease then stand back for the big kiss ieatlier slipikt moccasin tot with soft sheepskin lining womens moccasins wool lined slippers padded heels 30s opera upper in kid with decorated vamp padded lieels 435 lehmans shoes stouffvllle ontario vk a mens boys wear s stouffville phone 41wl markhamunionville lions club carnival and draw for a television set and other valuable prizes wed dec 23rd at the unionville arena 7308 pm pee wee hockey 800830 figure skating exhibition by union ville skating club 830845 comic act by figure skaters 845915 lions broom ball game 915 public skating