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p9 m t8f tlousvult isltuni iwiy jum 4 1964 present student awards at h s athletic banquet the 4th annual stouftville district high school athletic no girl in the school has brought more athletic fame to banquet and awards presentation programme was held at the stonflaille high this year than 15 year old hildegarde otto of school on friday night the winner of the hamilton automo- g 9 g received the giris at award tropnv as lne tlve supplies trophy for the most outstanding hoy performer in field was david ferguson left mr belfry hamilton made most outstanding girl performer in track the presentation is the presentation made here by thys ed instructress dianne johnstone left stouftville high school students made their mark in basket ball this year and the senior team marched through to the georgian bay title the choice of the seasons most out standing male basketball player was robt mole right phvs ed instructor jim rchill left made the presentation of the len wilkes trophy to the worthy winner donna knox right has been a continuous winner of athletic awards in high school and again this year was no ex ception she was selected as the most outstanding girl perfor mer in basketball and was the recipient of the hendricks hard ware trophy miss johnstone left made the presentation in atheletic endeavours it was stouftville highs finest year on record staff photos mary otter laurie buckland named h school athletes of the year the highlight of the 4h of the year tlie finalicd ioof trophy and laurie annual stouftville dist high selections went to mary received the neil patrick school athletic banquet on otter grade 11 and laurie ai friday night was the naming buckland grade 32 mary luolor of tho top boygirl athletes was presented with the stall photo two students mary otter 18 of grade 11 and laurie buck- land 17of grade 12 have been named stouftville district high schools athletes of the year the selection was revealed at the 4th annual athletic banquet held on friday night tlie guest speaker was mr wilhelm weil- er canadian gymnast stationed at camp borden and a possible entry in the olympics at tokyo miss otter was presented with tlie ioof trophy by mr jim couse while laurie receiv ed the patrick motors award presented by mr neil patiick principal w e duxbury commended the students for their accomplishments and sug gested that in the field of athle tics it was one of the finest years the high school had ever experienced he said that in the winning of awards the stouff- ville entries had never lost sight of their goal of good sportsman ship something that had al ways been a trait with local competitors he praised the ef forts of phys ed instructors miss dianne johnstone and mr j as rehill both teachers weie given a hearty lound of ap plause i individual awards individual awaids were pie- sented to the following students the girls athletic association trophy to the outstanding girl pel former in track hildegarde otto the stouffville bakery trophy to the outstanding boy pei former in track ian mont gomery and andrew watson the legion trophy to the top girl volleyball player gail nel son the j h rehill trophy to fhe jr table tennis champion brian stephens the hamilton automotive supplies trophy to the outstanding boy performer in field david ferguson the ratcliff iga trophy to the outstanding performer in loot- bail ron castle the hendiicks hardware trophy to the out standing girl performer in basketball donna kno the lcn wilkes trophy to the out standing performer in basket ball robt mole the crest hard- waie trophy to the outstanding performer in gymnastics ian montgomery mr weilcr was intioduced by student bruce meliaffey and thanked by ian montgomery wrestling stouffville arena main event whipper watson versus the beast and manager gentleman jim hady vs hans schmidt eric froehlick vs ike eak1ns sat june 6 830 pm general 100 ringside 150 children 7jc an exhibition of strength and science the boys athletic assoc presi dent the girls athletic leader is elizabeth stover bill pugh wins businessmens golf tourney bill pugh sherwood forest drive markham was once again ihe low gross winner of the markhamstouffville busi nessmens golf tournament held at the willows course mongolia on monday he rack ed up a scre of 78 dr norman duff also of markham had the low net sixtyone golfers took part in the tourney although siouff- villes entry list fell short of the expected number a ban quet and euchre funded out the event in the evening the committee was headed by four men bill pugh chuck paisons and jack carson of maikham and hal defoe of stouffville atria student- tops high jump at hamilton a fine young atha district athlete topped ail competitors on saturday in the southern ontario secondary school as sociation track and field meet held on the grounds of mcmast- cr university hamilton fifteen year old barbara horras7 altona road pickering twp scored a 1st pric red rib bon with a mark of 4 ft 9 inches in the junior division one week earlier at oshawa she topped her district with a jump of i ft 10 inches barbara is a grade 10 student at picke dist high school rural schools music festival the teachers and pupils of schools at dicksons hill bloomington and vivian com bined on tucxiay night for their annual music festival held in the stouffville high grade 9 athlete wins a first at hamilton fifteen year old hildegarde otto a grade 9 student at the stouffville dist high school topped off a brilliant athletic term on saturday by placing 1st in the junior standing broad jump at mcmaster univ ersity hamilton six hundred competitors took part in the southern ont ario secondary school associa tion invitational track and field meet breaking 9 records and tying three others hildegardes mark of 7 ft 9i inches was best in her class but still short of the 8 ft 4 inches she made at the geor gian bay meet in the running broad jump she placed 4th with a leap o 15 ft 11 inches in this same class she registered a jump of 16 ft 3 inches but was later cancelled when a judge agreed that her footwas extended over the board by half a spike she was 5th in the 100 yard dash the junior relay team did not compete due to an injury suffered by oneyof the partici pants t mixed bowling league results summer schedule may 12th high single john otter 314 carole morris 301 high triple john otter 732 carole morris 616 over 200 c nigh 215 b keuken 233 h edwards 204 j otter 314 g bridges 233 e wright 208 b lobb 230 c morris 301 h mcconkey 223 may 19th high single jerry vanveen 284 carla feir 246 high triple bruno lobb carole morris 633 over 200 j vanveen 284 h edwards 256 b lobb 238 c feir 46 e keuken 225 c morris 236 m stewart 206 j haiman 209 h mcconkey 201 may 26th high single bruno lobb 258 elva wright 240 high triple bruno lobb 621 carole morris 562 over 200 m stewart 220 e wright 240 b lobb 258 w bradley 205 e keuken 201 j otter 235 h edwards 244 n dksuire 227 c morris 204 j harman 209 june 2nd high single men bruno lobb 301 high single ladies carol nigh 255 high triple men jean louis lobb 652 high triple ladies carol nigh 581 over 200 c nigh- 255 e keuken 225 b keuken 264 j harman 205 j vanveen 238 h edwards 274 h devries 277 j otter 206 e flemming 208 c feir 202 g bridges 277 b lobb 301 e wright 201 j l lobb 299 c grove 204 team standings outer limits 16 pts dave clarke six- 16 pts roughriders 14 pts beatles 14 pts the best 12 pts summer bells 12 pts high single to date john otter 314 carole morris 301 high triple to date john otter 732 carole morris 633 high average to date bruno lobb 214 carole morris 201 school auditorium fifteen numbers were presented by the various groups led by miss mona armstrong with mrs chas nolan at the piano teach ers are dicksons hill mr j irwin mr w sanders mrs mary eison bloomington mr paul heisey mrs p sclatcr vivian mr alan not miss turner claremonf snaps losing streak with 75 win claremont the cunent de fending champions of the com munity softball league bioke into the win column on thurs day night of last week aftei suffering two loses ina row behind a 3hit mound effort by frank hendy and a home- run blow by larry vernon they defeated greenwood jis 75 in seven innings this brie taste of victory was ended lath er abruptly on tuesday how ever when they were whalloped 9 1 by goodwood in thursdays contest played in nearfreezing temperatuies righthander hendy had a no- hitter going for him up to tlie 6th inning he gave up a two- run homer to greenwoods doug webb and a second round- tripper to catcher gerry pascoe before the side was retired re lief pitcher john carson con nected for a single in the 7th and was pushed across the plate by dave bate on a field ers choice grant pascoe was the greenwood staiter he was clipped for 10 hits in six in nings caison allowed 1 safety in one inning larry vernon was the big gun for claremont with a per fect night he hammered out 2 singles and a home run in thiee times at bat other hits came from frank hendy giant mor gan bruce norton ron hedges rae ward 2 wayne elson and bill keevil ward banged out a single and a double elson a former greenwood jnfielder was playing against his old mates for the first time in the season as of june 2nd port perry leads the loop with 3 wins and a tie west rouge is curi entry undefeated in second place but have played one less came than their scugog rivals the league standing is as follows as of i june 2nd w l tpls port perry 3 0 17 west rouge 3 0 0 6 goodwood 2 2 15 brock road 2 2 0 4 brougham 2 3 0 4 pickering 1113 claremont 13 0 2 greenwood 0 3 11 results wed may 27 port perry 3 goodwood 1 brock road 2 brougham 0 thurs may 28 claremont 7 greenwood 5 goodwood 9 pickering 4 mon june 1 west rouge 4 biougham 1 port perry 16 brock road 7 tucs june 2 goodwood 9 claremont i brougham 1 greenwood 0 schedule june 4th at claremont claremont vs brcisjham goodwood vs brock road june 8lh at brougham greenwood vs port perry pickering vs west rouge june 9ui at claremont claremont vs erock road brougham vs port perry june 10th at brougham goodwood vs wst rouge greenwood vs pickering pro wrestling here saturday professional wrestling comes to the stouffille arena this saturday night june 6th with three good matches on the card the feature will pit the crude strength of the beast against the experience and agility of whippcr billy avatson the semifinal will match the powerful hans schmidt against gentleman jim hady and the prelimin ary will pair eric frchlich against ike eakins the bouts will begin at 830 pm and both ringside and bleacher scats are available in the near future for stouffville the promoter hopes to bring the midgets to town information on this show will be published when nnali7cd present awards at ladies lg bowling banquet the annual ondofthescason banquet and awards night for the stouffville ladies bowling league was held at the town and country ttfunto on mon day evening may 25th sixty- ibur members were present the piaon dinners was petticoat junction captained by flora forfar they received the oneill trophy team play ers included lorraine barber hilda kilppcr june hopper joan hadden and joyce wi ight the runners up weie the defenders led by captain norma hebert her team was supported by marion barry marilyn beach hael morga- son ruth smith and caiole morris the consolation club was the optimists team membeis were muriel gib son capt ann mcmurray marg fairbanks velma banks audrey pattenden and elsie carter series winners wmneis of the 1st series 7 pm were the dumb bells their players were betty allen capt mae foord edne martin mildied oneill audiey hodgins helen hassai d winners of the 1st series 9 pm were the alpines their playeis included elinor wood capt winnie elson marilyn lee june ward jean foley and alice vague winners of the 2nd series 7 pm were the gamblers their players were gaye lehman capt jean halsted melva bourne anne jackson helen schmidt eleanor wagg winners of the 2nd series 9 pm weie harrys girls captained by donna brown other players weie marg wood betty wilkins isobel langdon clara harman len- ore ramer individual winners bowlers with the high aver age during the schedule were 7 p m joan burkholder and helen schmidt each with 173 9 pm betty wilkins 192 markham district girl snaps high jump record a grade 12 student at the- markham dist high school snapped the existing girls in termediate high jump record at the southern ontario secondary school association track and field meet on saturday susan nigh 16 cone 7 markham soared to a height of 5 feet 3 inches the competition was staged on the grounds of mc master university in hamilton one week earlier susan set a new intermediate mark in the georgian bay meet at alliston when she attained a height of 5 feet 2 inches in addition to a first place finish in the high jump on saturday she also came 3rd in the running broad in august susan will enter the canadian tnals at montreal with a chance that she may be selected as an entry in the olympics in tokyo japan defer ban on hunting in whitchurch a bylaw to control hunting in whitchurch twp between march 1st and august 31st by having all licenses endorsed by the township clerk was field over for further consideration when it came before council on monday night three members of the town ship conservation club appear ed before council to protest the passing of the bylaw deputyreeve farquharson said he was opposed to the move as it would forbid persons on township farms from shooting on farm land even with the con sent of an owner councillor ivan mclaughlin said he had had some complaints regarding young boys from using 22 rifles in the area con servation representatives said they might operate even with the bylaw as they would not have a license at any time bowlers with the high triple were 7 pm opal lehman 716 9 pm norma herbert 749 bowlers with the top high single were 7 pm ella nichols 300 9 pm winnie elson 347 top dogs canadian champion fon- denes gigi a beagle hound owned by doug and jean oneill fairviewave was the highest scoring dog to graduate from dick koehlers obedience classes last week while caesar placed a close second in spite of 22 stitches in various parts of his anatomy caused by an en counter with a couple of wolves on may 24 saturday jcdoons merry widow bred and owned by the oneills won her canad ian championship awaiting ckc confirmation at the aur ora district kennel club dog show held at bradford football trophy presentation canadian gymnast wllh weiler a native of germany was the guest sneaker at the 4th annual stouffville district high school athletic banquet of he raiciiff tga trophy on friday night he u shown as the most outstanding per- here left making a special former in football his year presentation o ronald castle staff photo