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the tribune stouffvil oat thurwjar december 30 134 here sd there there will b public skating in the stouffville arena on sew years night terry sye ub soaltender with the clippers has fully recovered from a is stitch gash suffered when clipped by a puck on the forehead over one week ago regular netminder jack rhodes has taken over the cage duties geo stark on the injured list due to a gash in his leg will get back into action next week close to 300 skaters sled into the arena on christmas night the largest crowd of the easou the lemon- vllle fellowship centre is open for pleasure skaters on monday wednesday and friday evenings don forgie is expected to line up with the local juniors this week clare fockler wilt lawrenson and john lawreason have signed to play with van- dorf lots ros madill scored five goals against uxbridge last thursday night in a midget garnet dont forget to buy your ticket for the peewee tournament on jan 7th sports review of 1051 gord lewlrf suffers broken hand omha church service well attended harry lewis breaks leg at port perry nick bangay returns after two months on injury list geo stark sutlers concussion webster bangay stark form new clipper punch line markham appeals to oha for inter grouping cannlngton ousts bantams from omha playoffs jim austin donates trophy to peewee chamrw clippers ravlnas in group semifinals frank stephenson wins in dividual scoring championship clippers enter group finals shamrocks organize for softball season brougham knocks newcastle from rural playoffs tod limner loses eye in hockey accident unlonville meets elmlra for midget cham pionship honor orlllias late murray richardson presen tation to mr and mrs bob bangay clippers win sr group title markham meets hallburton in sr semifinals clip pers oust lyndhursts in three straight games herb cain new newmarket coach markham aces lose softball coach red wings win peewee honors nick bangay top playoff marksman markham ousts hallburton clippers bow to oshawa in sr semifinals ken rcesor to coach claremont soccer team rhodes bangay moat valuable players legion town bowling champs six teams enter softball group marknam beats milton softball girls to enter provincial playoffs newmarket to enter metro group lions club holds annual sports night john lunau pres markham softball club oshawa wins sr b crown ted cadieux pres tricounty league sutton here for baseball opener ladje3 softball opener june 21st new grandstand constructed in park ronnie bell wed in toronto geo rodanz new clipper manager tim oneill arena president dave ham- mjbrsley hurls nohitter ray foord to be games local bowlers take globe trophy cardinals advance to ont finals oshawa strlla wins soccer tourney orlllla admitted to hockey group red sox retain league championship cardinals lose to delhi jack watson to coach millionaires bowlers honor eleanor crossen cardinals entertain at ball banquet altona captures community league title flood damages neighboring arenas ernie lawrle to coach union- ville jrs buttonvllle wins softball championship polly llfnton to coach local jr entry brougham to install flood lights eight teams in jr league robt miller heads brougham park board lyndhursts fold from sr group les clarke to coach bantams clippers to play orillia on jan 8th the souffvjhe clipper wii cot have another home game until saturday jan sib oril lia pontiacs will be the visitor here on that occasion stauft- ville are scheduled to visit new market on dec 29th and orillia on jan 6th in the last meeting between the clippers and the pontiacs the two clubs battled to a 33 overtime draw clips off color lose to newmarket 4 to 2 have pee- more tickets obtainable for peewee tourney one thousand tickets been distributed among wee players with the stouff- vilie lions hockey league and the demand has been very en couraging the big three game tournament will be held on fri day evening jan 7th the boys band will be in attendance to tender some betweenperiod n- slrumenta numbers ah play ers connected with the 6 teams will ie in action peter bramwell sr holds perfect hand mr peter bramwell sr a president west of stouftville re- cehtly turned up a perfect crib- bage hand totalling 20 points his hand included three as and a jack of hearts he turned up a five of hearts the odds against holding such a hand are very large and it is the first ever recorded by a local crib- bage player he was playing against his son peter jr midgets trounce uxbridge 134 stouftville flyers midget en try in the omha soundly trounced uxbridge 134 on thii riday night ross madill set the scoring pace for the home sters with five goals don hay- nei netted the hat trick for the winners barry wilkes guarded the stouftville cage their next home contest is scheduled for thursday night jan 6th when pickering will be the visitors here bantams to practise thursday evening les clarkes stouftville ban tams will hold their next sched uled practice on thursday eve ning at g oclock coach clarke reports that all positions are still open no players have been signed as yet a schedule is be ing arranged anil the group is exacted to be formed early in the new year the bantam coach intends to use as many players in the ban tam age group as possible and fill out the team with some of the best pecwce players gibson leads clippers to 53 win over newmarket hal gibson stouffvilles left wing ace who had previously decided to hang up his skates last spring has again returned to the clipper fold and is en joying a good season on thurs day night of last week he scor ed two goals and picked up one assist as stouflville down ed newmarket redmen 53 gibsons first tally came at 728 of the opening session on passes from dubick and ste phenson the clippers held their 10 advantage throughout the period the redmen tied the score at 158 of the second frame when ptastnik beat goalie jack rho des on a pass from mcdougall gibson put his team in the lead to stay at 613 from dubick and scatalon don claydon made it 31 from ken macxeil to end the period the third and final session saw both clubs collect 2 goals defenceman al mugford leng thened the stouftville lead with unassisted screen shot and frank stephenson counted the clippers fifth tally from gib son ken sinclair and fraser scott notched the other late period goals for newmarket there were ten penalties in the game gord boniface a member of newmarkets big line of boniface sinclair and brarikstdn suffered a sprained ankle and will be out of action for a couple of games red wings edge peaches 87 in exhibition tilt stouftville red wings squeez ed out a tight s7 win over peaches in an exhibition game played in the stouftville arena on monday night stouftville led 42 at the end of the first period 72 at the end of the second and s7 at the final whis tle for the red wings dave llammersley jim rennie don trail doug forfar harold hod gson and john tran notched goals don thomas dent smith murray lewis murray grove and john reesor were the pea ches marksmen coach polly minton used goal- tender bruce middleton for 2 periods barry wilkes took over between the pipes in the last twenty minutes of the game jack warriner guarded the net for peaches the two teams will meet again later in january messrs jack watson and hal gibson capably handled the ref- ereeing duties stouftville clippers c3me up with one of their worst hockey displays- of the season on tues day nigh and bowed to new market redmen 42 the home sters couldnt seem to do any thing right and the visitors took advantage o their mis takes to rack up a 30 lead at the end of the second period stouftville showed signs of rally in the third session but could not pull the contest out of the fire the score could eas ily have been doubled but for the fine work of goaltender jack rhodes in the clipper cage russ brankston swooped in for two fast goals late in the opening period kenny sinclair added another unassisted tally in the second frame to length en newmarkets lead ronnie bell broke the ice for stouffville at 42s of the 3rd period on passes from ken mc neil and don claydon when it appeared likely that the clip pers might close the gap de fenceman ken broughton fired a lone shot from the blueline that caught the corner of the clipper cage hal gibson notch ed his third goal in two games from nick dubick at 1223 to complete the scoring in the game the stouftville defence ap peared to be unusually weak and on several occasions new market forwards broke in alone on goaltender jack rhodes rearguard joe scatalon did not dress for the game and was badly missed ronnie bell and ed calhoun looked best for stouftville i iemonville those people of the commun ity attending the christmas con cert given by mr doner and his pupils report an enjoyable eve- j nlng mr and mrs john gibbins and family of toronto spent the j holiday weekend at the home of mr and mrs elmer wells christmas day guests at the 1 wells home were mr and mrs floyd forsyth and family and j mr and mrs lewis wells sup- per guests were mr and mrs allen wells and stephen and i mils marlon atkinson visitors who spent christmas day at the gibbons home were mr and mrs glen gibbons mr and mrs john gibbons and lain ily and mr and mrs henry j steele christmas evening guests at the stewart rae home were mr and mrs joe pagnello and fam ily mr and mrs owen deacon j for christmas and diane and mr and mrs jl mr harry kruse spent christ- rae and boys j mas at seaforth mr and mrs stewart rae mr- mrs w b else bill and bob visited on monday luella and marjorie spent with mr and mrs douglas rowel christmas with mr and mrs ed of toronto senior hockey playoffs to start february 10th it has been announced that the local sr b hockey playoffs will commence on feb 10th the series will be a round rob in affair with each club playing a double home and home sched ule the clippers will play at orillia on friday feb 11th with the pontiacs back here on sat feb 12th the low club will automatically drop out the finals will be a best four out of seven series the group champion will likely meet the winner of the eastern ontario sr group mcdowell paces jets to 52 win over red wings oha junior c st indl ngs p w l t pts collingwood s s 0 0 16 nobleton 5 4 1 0 s unionville 6 1 0 9 stooftvillc s 3 5 0 6 aurora 7 3 4 0 6 midland 5 1 4 0 2 georgetown 5 1 4 0 2 ssceoc public skating in he stouffville arena wed dec 29 s15 public skating thurs dec 30 junior oha nobleton vs stouffville metro senior b hockey league twice round iiw team drops out thurs feb 10 orillia at new market fri feb 11 stouftville at orillia sat feb 12 orillia at stouftville thurs feb 17 stouftville at newmarket fri feb 18 newmarket at orillia sat feb in orillia at stouftville thurs feb 24 orillia at newmarket fri feb 25 stouftville at orillia sat feb 26 orillia at stouftville thins march 3 stouftville newmarket fri march 4 newmarket orillia sat march 5 orillia at stouftville finals best of seven two top teams week of march 7th team 2 at team 1 team 1 at team 2 team 2 at team i week of march 14th team 1 at team 2 team 2 at team 1 team i at team 2 seventh game if necessary at at team 2 at team 1 clipper scoring sal jan 1 vcd jan 5 tcoocwcccn public skating iuhjic skalin r j stephenson macintosh bei gibson macnei crawford haddleton clavdon mugford scatalon g lew crust itr bake- g 15 11 8 5 g a p 11 9 10 8 6 g 6 t 2 unionville jets led by cen- treman bruce mcdowell scor ed a 52 win over stouftville red wings in a jr d game played in the local arena on thursday night it marked the second win for unionville over the home town squad the contest was a goaltend- ers battle until the third pe riod when the visitors qytscor- ed the locals four to one net- minder bruce middleton of the red wings turned in a fine per formance despite a couple of fluke shots that slipped past him although stouftville had their share of the play they didnt take advantage of their many scoring chances inside the unionville blueline the jets final goal was dumped in to an empty net as coach polly minton elected to pull middle- ton from the nets and replace him with an extra forward mcdowell grabbed a loose puck in front of his own goal and lobbed it down the ice for unionvilles fifth tally the jets opened the scoring at 523 of the first period when left winger john darbyson blinked the light from atkin son defenceman ted mendyk of the red wings put the teams back on even terms with an unassisted goal at 1332 of the opening session there was no scoring in the second frame both clubs bat tled hard for the best period of hockey in the game it was during the second twenty min utes that goalie bruce middle- ton excelled between the pipes for the red wings the period featured some sensational end to end rushes and provided the fans with plenty of excitement harold hodgson released re cently to stouffville from gait had the best scoring chance of the period when he broke into the clear but he missed the net with a rising shot the final frame saw union ville drive to a threegoal lead before the red wings could find the scoring range bruce mcdowell broke jhe 11 dead lock at 132 of the period and geo cary made it 31 for the jets two minutes later mc dowell showed why hes the jets top marksman by bagging his second tally at 1024 to give the sixth concession crew a 3- goal lead dave hammcrsley harold sdgson and jinv rennie com bined for stouffvilles second andfmal goal rennie slapped the puck into the twine from a difficult angle in a desperate effort to get his team back in the game coach minton threw an extra forward into the fray but the move backfired and mcdowell gofeti the puck down the ice into the empty red wing net the game was cleanly play ed with only three penalties be ing handed out stouffville de fenceman grant wagg and un ionville forward john darby- son served the only extra min utes in the cooler following a wrestling bee they each re ceived majors stundcn receiv ed the only other penalty that for tripping for stouffville grant wagg 6 j dave hammcrsley and bruce fi mddbon looked be- while 5 britc mcdowell les j3rvls and john dirbyson were lr- 2 ionviiies top performer christmas dinner guests of mr and mrs roy flewell were mr and mrs bruce mclean and family and mr and mrs dick wright and family of st cathar ines sunday callers were mr and mrs jack alsop and mr ans mrs emery alsop mr and mrs jim rae and boys had christinas dinner at the home of mr and mrs mer- ton leitch oak ridge mr and mrs clarence hood and family spent christmas day with mr and mrs bruce beach siloam mr and mrs g shelson and girls were christmas weekend guests at the home of mr and mrs david greer mr and mrs harvey ruth and danpy were christmas guests of the cake family mr and mrs ferguson and children of uxbridge were guests on christmas day at the home of mr and mrs v l sharpe mr and mrs h johnson spent christmas day at the home of mr and mrs earl hisey van dorf christmas day guests at the home of mrs yake were mr and mrs wilfred yake and family and mr and mrs it archer leaside mr and mrs charles preston spent christmas day with their daughter mr and mre e mor ton and linda toronto mr and mrs douglas whltt- ington and family of toronto were sunday dinner guests at the home of mr and mrs chas preston congratulations to mr and mrs harry burns on the birtii of their daughter in newmarket menjprial hospital on monday will ask ok on hog marketing agency endorsation of the ontario hog producers marketing ag ency by the ontario federation of agriculture will be asked in a resolution to be discussed at the annual meeting of the federation in toronto early in january at present all hogs commercially slaughtered in the province are marketed by an agenc3 hired by the ontario hog producers marketing board the resolution asks the ontario federation to work with the hog producers mark eting board and agency to im prove the agencys methods so that agency marketing of hogs will become more efficient ef- ar heise of kitchener mr and mrs bruce steckley spent the holiday with mr and mrs clyde slaymaker of lan caster penna we welcome mr and mrs clyde countway and baby who have moved in with mr soth wldeman we also welcome mr and mrs a r sanders and girls who have moved into limber- lost the campeynixon house miss lore andres of germany spent christmas with the hen derson family miss andres is studying in ohio for a year mrs harry jones and boys of toronto spent tuesday with mrs beulah jones mr and mrs bert leek epent christmas with mr and mrs elmer leek mr and mrs porter of tor onto spent christmas day with their soninlaw and daughter mr and mrs j mclntyre and family congratulations to mr and mrs wm walls on the birth of their son on christmas day fective and satisfactory to all producers the resolution sug gests that the outcome of this first experiment in agency marketing will influence the marketing of other farm pro ducts in the future the ontario federation of agriculture includes as mem ber organizations 33 commod ity cooperative and education al groups in the province as well as 49 county and district federations of agriculture be tween 5o0 and 600 delegates from these 82 organizations will meet in the king edward ho tel in toronto on january 5 6 and 7 to discuss and formulate federation policy for the com ing year the junior farmers association of ontario and the women in the federation will meet on january 4 the agenda makes provision for a full afternoons discussion january 6 on farm market ing legislation and the meet ing will be asked to endorse the federations request for new marketing legislation re quired by the introduction of the principle of agency market ing other resolutions to be dis cussed include requests for 1 a new provincial government portfolio to provide for a full- time minister of marketing and cooperation and 2 greater coordination between the ex isting farm organizations so that these organizations could more easily join in promoting specific projects there be public skating skating in the lex fel lowship centre on monday wed nesday and friday evenings every saturday night stouffville youth for christ ipvites all to an evening of fun and fellowship fr cneajement and reserva tions pnone 6e31s stouffville admission adult 25c child ren 15c i3i constantly overeating often leads to a shape like a figure ate gormley a very happy new year to all our readers and the staff of the tribune i congratulation to mr jas stevens who celebrated his 90th j birthday on monday mr and mrs phlppen of lis- 1 towel spent sunday with thei soninlaw and daughter rev and mrs c hunking mr and mrs alvin farmer flew to philadelphia to spend christmas and new years with their aunt congratulations to mr and mrs john hawkins on the birth of their daughter carolyn joyce and to mr and mrs jack mac- donald on the birth of their son mrs lottie calvert of toron to spent the holiday week with her niece mrs helen henry rov and mrs c hunking en tertained the hunking family xtfcvakxki j annual meeting 4 soil crop improvement association town hall newmarket i wed jan 5th 1030 am quiz panel making grass silage guest speakers prof j c steckley experimental farm ridgetown corn as a grain crop george melaughlln elmcroft farms oshawa managed pastures free lunch at noon eugene lemon stouftville president w m cockburn newmarket sec trcai 1 mount albert planing mill wishes to announce a prompt service on the making of storm windows three day service if possible kitchen cupboards built to measurement and installed by our own carpenters newest design in birch or paintgrade woods full line of all the newest building and trim mater ials on hand call us at mount albert 6820 for estimates a wagg prop l whjsb3jr imise healthier wives mux wrovi0lprm0la master calf startir grower a scientific combination of pellets and specially processed grains more palatable even 3dayold calves relish it watch your next calf thrive on master calf starter grower you iocai mastei deaie stiver bros stouftville ontario t stanley theatre program for january monday a tuesday ird 1th spare a copper george fokmnv queen of hearts gracie fields wednesday thursday bth a otli appointment in honduras glenn fori a ann shkuipw friday jfc saturday 7th 8th adventures of robinson crusoe pax oilkltljliv v jas ikuxaxdkz monday tuesday 10th a 11th her 12 men grkklt gaksov wednesday a thursday i2th v 11th them adult entertainment jlmks wihtmoitk jow wkidox kdmlxn gwknx friday as saturday 14th a 13th jessie james vs dalrons iiiit kix v iiauisaka iawrfxck fireman save my ci siikk jovks and iiih citv smi monday a tuesday itih a 18th duel in the sun adult entertainment wednesday a thursday loth a 201 li hobsons choice ch1rik8 iacghtox a joi1x mills fridij a salurdry si fighter attack r stkk1ixg iavdkx a 1 caroi xaisii mef7 the monsters iko coimkv a the iotwkuv hoys monday a tuesday 34th a 25th the caine mutiny hlmiiiitfv bogart josk ferrer a van johvson allvvxced ilucks hv a 2c wednesday a thursday sfltli a 27th beachead tonv cchtis a fravk rovejoy friday a saturday 28th a 20th the command giv mawsov jow wkidov a jamfs whitmorb ttytysy v v t vwv t w v w