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peachs win clancy cup from musselmans lake whos to bjume tae recent xwsarkt peew bock7 fiasco bu caused quite a itr it too bid that uca a thing had to happen jeciasjy when the flayers involved arc o joucg according to report received xwmarfct ked some overage ads in the coderlch toursaraent and also played thera under assumed earner whoever may be responsible for such an act should be severely reprimanded who to blarae are players responsible at the se ot thirteen or fourteen according to our books youog lads at that age rely almost entirely oa the orders of their coaches maoaers or whoever i in charge and they should not be pulled up on the carpt according to mr jim austin member of the omha executive the minor hockey association would not likely take any immediate action unless such a requet was forthcoming from goderich perhaps the whole thing will blow over for the young boys sake we certainly hope it does pakk activity la pite of the inclement weather summer sports promoters in siouffvlue are rapidly planning a full program for the mem orial park during the next four or five months there will be plenty of baseball here this season messrs geo smith and earl cook are going all out to field a powerful junior club which will perform in a topnotch group the rd sox will swing into action again and will play host to such towns as sutton sunder land kenelon kails and maybe newmarket all is not dead on the softball front as shamrock enthusiasts attempt to put to gether a contending squad there have been no reports con cerning the formation of a glrls league here this summer but no doubt a group will be organized with two good baseball tams a couple ot softball clubs and a promising girls team theres sure to be plenty of activity under the lights here this summer make it a point to be at the park and lend your support to our hometown talent here am tiiekk mr and mrs bob hassard returned home on sunday the stouffrilie red sox have acquired new red and blue cap the teani will port brand now uniforms when they take to the field next month the aurora arena closed its doors last week it is the last of the local arenas to shut down for the summer season russ hrankuon a former star with 1easide and newmarket is performing with h o evans sports goods in the king clancy league danny and ross patrick of the aurora bears were in kitchener last week at the canadian hockey camp lor lag doolittle was referee at more than 5 games during the hockey season dewey will be the umpire- inchief for the lake simcoe circuit again this summer the aurora softball club an entry in the markham twp league last year has called a practice for this week casey milliard coach of the peewee black hawks runnersup in the group playoffs will treat his team to a dinner on thursday night the organization meeting of the trlcounty league will be held next week at sunderland ouillias hockey a question mark senior hockey in orilha for another season is a big question mark the pontiacs sudden elimination at the hands of the kingston goody ears after a brilliant start has left the fans some what puzzled the president of the orillia club derlyn valley blamed the loss on fatigue suffered by the team during the long hikes to kingston senior hockey is also a question mark in newmarket where the redmen came to an inglorious end after heading the group during the regular schedule what about senior hockey in stouffville the situation here is not at all rosy the loss to orillia in the group finals was a hard pill to swallow and although wo havent seen any figures on the teams financial standing we dont believe the clubs coffers will be overflowing it has been said that a senior hockey team cannot hope to get on the right side of the ledger unless it wins its own group and moves into the provincial playoffs and such a state ment appears to be correct in a four team group three will drop out and one will move on which in a literal sense means that three clubs will go in the red and one will be financially sound its quite a gamble stouffville teams have been quite fortunate in the past few years local bowling groups in playoff contests three of the four group bowl ing championships will be de cided this week the lions league has completed its play offs the young peoples league and the ladies league will de clare a winner this week and the mens town league will wind up on monday night j ions league dr veil smiths team walk ed off with the playoff bowling honors in the stouffville lions league which would up its ac tivities on thursday night of last week players who per- ifoimed for the winners were mr and mrs merv watts mr and mrs donald hodgins wal ter pipher mrs murray dan iel kay floury and dr and mrs xeil smith during the regular schedule len wilkes stuffed shirts were the top performers with ted edwards group in the number two posi tion besides their captain len wilkes other players on the team were mr and mrs fred lemmett mr and mrs cy bellman and lloyd turner voting people- league race kaisers bowling team tnkees a six point lead into the crucial final game of the young peoples bowling league on wednesday night three other teams are in hot pursuit joan jlaynes team has 36 points jim browns 33 and dot schems 30 grace kaisers group has 12 points the top- notch bowlers with the front- rimning team are capt grace kaiser pat lehman connie lewis murray kedshaw carl arnold and harvey bellman another entry in the group captained by harry schell group is currently leading in the two game total points play off players with joans jonahs are mrs ken laushway mrs ken wagg mrs jack sumner mrs gwen murphy mrs del jennings and mrs ted cad- ieux the current playoff standing is as follows cracker jacks 2753 joans jonahs 2525 razzbarrys 2179 whiz bangs 235g whirlers 20s3 and klink- ers 1960 pat lehman holds the high single with 277 and also the high triple with 671 mens town lcagnc with one game left in the playoffs jack summers sham rocks appeared headed for the group championship ted cad- ieuxs bed sox are in second place tlie shamrock lineup boasts such sharpshooters as joe murray jr ward ed wards murray redshaw mur ray stewart and bill nicholls an equally strong red sox team will be trying to overtake their rivals on monday night their team comprises the fol lowing players ted cadieux bud lehman ken wagg kon schell ixrne schell stan mil ler and les clarke on friday night peaches a c chalked up sneir tenth letraigbi victory as they hand ed muselmano lake a 4- set back the win gave peaches the clancy group champion ship the contest was a rough and rugged affair ard numerous penalties were handed out by the officials dent smith paced the winners attack with two goals harry and murray lewis each notched singles the loss automatically dropped mussel- mans lake out of the running following the game mussel- mans lodged a protest with re gard to the use of centreman gord lewis who they claimed had not played the required number of scheduled games prior to the playoffs the pro tect was thrown out probe peewee hockey fiasco athletic council for newmar ket 6 expected to hold hearings this week into the newmarket peewee hockey scandal three aurora lads over the peewee age limit participated under assumed names to play with newmarket peewee s coached by frank hollings- worth in the recently held goderich lions ciub young canada hockey tournament the mother of one of the au rora lads said she had com plied with a request to switch the birth certificates of her two sons another parent said he knew his son was over age but felt that if his boy wanted to play that was ok by me mayor h m gladman of newmarket in a wire to god erich tourney secretary guy emerson stated that investiga tion had verified the charges and that the a section trophy- won by newmarket was being returned to tournament offi cials simcoe and goderich teams runnersup in the a di vision are expected to play off for the forfeited trophy at the start of the next season jack christie secretary of the ontario minor hockey as sociation said the association would wait for resultant inves tigations before taking any ac tion omha had no direct con nection with the goderich tour nament but as caha represen tatives the association super vises peewee hockey christie has called three play ers from aurora and four from newmarket to appear at an omha executive meeting in toronto saturday hollingsworth a public school teacher in newmarket was not available for comment newmarket returns cup guy emerson secretary of young canada week has re ceived a telegram from mayor h m gladman of newmarket in connection with the recent controversy on overage players on the newmarket team in the recent peewee tourney mayor gladmans telegram stated that investigation had disclosed that players oa the newmarekt team were over the age limit and that the tro phy won by that team is being returned to the tournament executive it has been rumored that the simcoe and goderich entries in the tourney would play off for the trophy immediately the executive state that they will meet but not until the start of next years hockey season peachs out of playoffs haven had thel season and to compile 1 the field 11 tv sche hare of luck ii c been able fi points to onnte lewis were tops in department respectively d a 539 high i liy goe sunderland of the w melville hope the melville readers enjoyed the news items in last weeks issue quite some en lightening information nun said mrs wm mckay has re turned to her home after spend ing the winter months at her daughters home in whitby glad to sec her back our heartiest congratulations and best wishes to mr and mrs j p carr who are cele brating their golden wedding arniersarv on tuesday april 26th the sympathy of al their oid friends from this commun- to all the memhers to family the loss v h z3s and 227 rr lehman roite triple and kh racked up a 7 jof their mother mrs thomas iuir howling icagur j white who paired away at her joan cadieux team carried home i m h o- friday erf the honors in the regular aj 22nd i bowl- cons v h ing league fat lctin jtvra hv the successful peaches ac came to the end of their hockey road on mon day night in the leaside are na when they dropped a 63 de cision to evans sports wear russ brankston a former cen tre star with newmarket sen iors was one of the standout performers for the winners al though the rest of the clubs roster was equally as good brankston struck for the first goal early in the first period but gord lewis came back to fire twoinarow his second tally was a brilliant solo effort through the entire evans team the winners rallied with three goals in the late stages of the first period and added two more in the final session joe prudham scored the other goal for peaches jack warriner in the peaches net was pelted with rubber from every side and angle and only his steady performance kept the score down it was only the first loss for peaches in the last ten con tests throughout the schedule and playoffs they chalked up a record of ten wins two lies and three setbacks in the goal scoring depart ment during the fifteen game season murray lewis topped the club with seventeen goals more than double the number counted by any other individ ual player on the club goalie warriner racked up four shut out efforts against opposition teams and allowed twentyfive goals in the fifteen games goodwood the womans association of the united church met at the home of mrs herb wagg on thursday april 21 sixteen women were present a date for the bazaar was decided upon it is to be october 29th the ladies are planning to hold a bake sale each month in order to raise extra money the next regular meeting will be on may 5 at mrs hills mrs bacon is in charge of the de votion and mrs harwood the program hostesses are mrs art hall and mrs c bunker the word for the roll call is comfort mr and mrs hugh morrison and mr ed cleeren and daughter renee both of lx- bridge have moved into the double house recently purchas ed by mr jack todd we wel come these people to our midst sorry to hear that mrs alger may had the misfortune of breaking her wrist mr clarence bunker is com mencing gravel operations in a major way a crusher loader etc is moving in to start work immediately j4r and mrs g macdougall and nelson and mr and mrs w w macdougall spent sun day at brandy lake north west of bracebridge mrs mac- dougalls brother owns a cot tage there mr and mrs allan taylor and children had sunday sup per with her sister and brother- inlaw mr and mrs dave coates at brooklin our small village is fast ex panding at least three new houses are in the process of being built newmarket reeve prov candidate there has been considerable speculation recently about a provincial election coming up soon but not too much talk about candidates the ccf party has its candidate larry sheffe of newmarket and it is a foregone conclusion that maj a a lex mackenzie will again be the next candidate for the progressive conservatives a rumor circulated last week that newmarkets reeve jo seph o dales is a possible lib eral candidate for the provin cial liberals the liberal candidate in the last provincial election in no vember 1951 was elmer grose a north york township farmer until the recent rumor con cerning reeve dales candi dacy there has been little talk about the liberals activity maj mackenzie lives at wood- bridge and has had a tight grip on the riding for many years he is an active and popular person who is always seen at most of the important commun ity functions in the riding larry sheffe was named c cf candidate at a meeting in newmarket earlier this year he is an aircraft factory work er and a well known union official at dehaviland he re- resides in newmarket candidate for queen of the prom chosen friday night at the senior prom at the stouff ville high school another of our local young ladies miss margaret smith was also a candidate belated congratulations to miss linda gardhoue and master billy powell who cele- ated birthdays this past week sorry kids you didnt mentioned lat week sorry to hear that mrs uens confined a her dau- ters home in gravenhumt certainly hope she will very m be able to return home m us wa are plan- be on maj i ta from in about four months home gardens should he far enough along to be neglected to o oclock please keep this date in mind our men folk have pretty well finlhed their work ar ound the church to those of us who have grown up around here and consider melville as our church it surely gives one a good feeling to see every thing looking so nice our most grateful thanks to thoe who have given so freely of their time and talents in this work the ladies also are finishing their work on the interior mr don fllslnger and fam ily of toronto who have pur- chafed a lot on the former hi- soy fm adjoining the dr f mulholiand 2rm is planning o paratory to beginning rs rea home rabminton again popular badminton continue- to gain popularity in stoutlvllle presi dent ron mercer states that the club now has some thirty members srd more are expect ed in the fa at the present time the teams play once a week in the stouffville district high school although the current sched ule is almost over the club will reconvene in september any persons interested in playing or learning the game are cor- dialy invited to join this thriv ing organization igh school news by dianne corbet on friday evening april 22 the annua spring prom was held in the auditorium of the new school dancing com menced at nine oclock and continued until one appropri ate gay decorations gave the gymnasium an atmosphere of spring the orchestra occupied the stage of the auditorium and tables were arranged along the walls leaving the centra part of the floor for dancing punch bowls were situated on tables tiiciy league to organise next week the trt county basebal league wil hold their organ ization meeting on wednesday evening of next week in sun derland stouffviiles bob has sard and ted cadieux will rep resent the local red sox according to reports fere- loa falls is interested in field ing a team in the group and newmarket is also talking strongly in favor of placing an entry the executive position may aso be revised ted cad ieux of stouffville is president of the league inside the front doors after an informal buffet style luncheon served from the cafeteria the queen of the prom was chosen by the judges barbara hastings was crown ed queen by mr sherwood a former teacher and she was presented with a beautiful bouquet of red and white car nations pictures were taken of the queen and her attendants the dancing was again com menced by the queen and her escort the stouffylue tributtt thursday april 28 t955 pis 7 cardinals in strong junior baseball group stouffville cardinals have placed an entry in a powerful junior league they will hold their initial practice session at leaside on thursday night of this week other clubs in the group will be oshawa truck men leaside braves and met ropolitan motors teams will swing into action around the middle of may the cardinals will play their home games under the lights in the memorial park every friday night commencing at 730 pm a twentyfour same schedule is being drawn up and will be published when available the stouffville entry will be bolstered by the inclusion of a number of imports the pitch ing staff will be strengthened considerably and some xtra receivers will be added to the roster coaches geo smith and earl cook have been working hard in an effort to field a con tending club and they hope they will receive strong fan support fans get sprayed flashing skate blades rut the ice rinks copper tubing during a sideboard skirmish recently and the pittsburgh- buffalo hockey exhibition was called off pittsburgh hornets were leading 71 when bob solinger a hornet forward jammed the point of his skate through the threequarterinch layer of ice into the pipe below the brine 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