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p9c 10 the stouffviue tribune thuryjjy march 25 1965 jports nhl oldtimers at markham on april 2 figure skater karen lewis prepares youngsters for markham carnival apr 3 following is the lineup of the nhl oldtimers and the mark ham sr allstars who will clash in battle at the markham i arena friday april 2nd the oldtimers former nhl teams are in brackets for the visitors john hemler- kon boston bob goldham detroit toronto chicago wally sianoivski toronto ivan irwin new vork mur- i ray henderson boston rags i raglan chicago barry ill- j len new york toronto sid j toronto chicago brian oil- len new ork toronto sid smith toronto ron hurst j toronto jack hamilton to ronto cal gardiner toronto new york harry watson new york toronto chicago i detroit i john mccormack to ronto montreal for the hosts bob rtiftino bob lowell sid memuilen ken houston bill offord geo rge white harry young dave jennings paul smart ken ridd jim jones charlie grub- er guy weeks bruce bridger ray pipher and ron graham handling the oldtimers will be hank goldup coach and john lunau trainer while jim ormerod managercoach and doug ross trainer will stand behind the bench for the all- stars the match being played in support of the minor hockey night program will get under way at 530 pm karen lewis who started figure skating lessons thirteen years ago to keep neat and trim has discovered theres more to the sport than just pleasure she has found that in the last decade a lot of satisfaction has come from being able to figure skate properly and even moit- satisfaction from teaching oth ers how to do it such is miss lewis task this season at the markham arena she is one of three intruders hired bv the markham figure skating club to teach children the fundamentals of the sport she has about 50 children tak ing lessons from her markham requires two days of her time and to fill the test of the week karen teaches at the tamoshanler in agin- court here she instructs nearly 200 youngsters and is assisted by seven other instructors karens figure skating story started back in 1951 when she enrolled at the stouffville fig ure skating ciub under the cab- able directions of christine ken nedy- four veais after starting in stouffville karen transferred her lessors to newmarket she was there two years before moving to the irionville club that was in 1d5s now seven years later karen is still learn ing at unionville under her teacher bruce hyland its a ease of teacher teachins teacher karen chose to study dances in her figure skating career and is now working on tiie utimate aim in this course the gold medal she has also passed a few figure tests enough to i qualify her as a teacher taught in maritime last vason 396363 karen heard about a figure sk3ttng club in moneton new bruns wick that was seeking the serv- ices of an ontario pro with opportunity knocking before her karen packed her bags and headed for tiie east coast not only did sne get to teach at moneton but also rendered her services in st andrews bv the sea and three clubs in prince edward isiaud the young lady returned to ontario after six months of in structing in the maritimes her f plans indefinite karen decided not to teach the following winter 196465 rath er she would just keep up her own lessons and pleasure skat- mens bowling league 7 oclock high single fiat i j hill 303 high single hdcp d winn 262 high triple fiat r wil- lerton 819 high triple hdcp c t 70s over 200 j otter 250 b porter 241 w farthing 236 r todd 236 g keuken 225 c dunkeld 223 j mckean 220 c grove 219 h daoe 215 1 brown 215 b grove 214 e wagg 212 b keuken 208 p gilham 206 d henderson 202 e hamm 201 e keuken 201 h devries 201 team standings iga 66 pts pickups 63 pts tribune 57 pts machine tool 55 pts bakery 52 pts stiver bros ltd 19 pts 9 oclock high single flat j herold 288 high single hdcp b god- dard 268 high triple flat a jackson 692 high triple hdcp k hamm 674 over 200 c harrott 256 f bramham 243 d mehaftey 243 b san ders 240 g jackson 231 b jackson 226 r madill 221 j pollard 221 b cooper 218 j illingsworth 212 team standings blowbys 59 pts big boppers 56 pts franks shell 55 ts untouchables 52 pts krings 46 pts patrick motors 44 pts peewee house lg ikewkk nay off finals storrv haulage 1 sanders ba i sh d taylor 710 ba t lewis l leonard 825 individual scoring player d taylor storry j mcfadden storry m brown storrv g white storry standings w storry haulage 0 sanders ba 0 g a pts 1 4 2 2 4 2 13 1 2 3 l t pts 0 11 0 11 legion ladies bowling league marjorie smith high single 253 high triple 635 over 200 marion crowder 248 darlenc brown 236 joan vankoughnet 234 bernice nelson 223 joan cadieux 221 betty turner 220 opal lehman 213 claire living stone 209 betty baker 208 shirley stewart 208 marilvn beach 207 mariorie smith 206 gwen mcfadden 203 team standings oddballs 65 pts go getters 62 pts sociables 59 pts pin pickers 52 pts retreads 42 pts chumps 42 pts birkeff insurance blanks credit union after a scoreless first period birkett insurance squirts hit the target at the 28 second mark of the middle frame then added another goal later in the period to blank credit union 20 wayne feasby was the hero of the game when he picked up a loose puck in the credit union zone and fired it home for the winning goal of the night bob topping added a second goal to ensure ihe game strong defensive plays on the part of birkett insurance kept the credit union lads off the scoresheet five penalties were called during the contest scoring 1st period none 2nd period bi w feasby 2s bi b topping 1431 3rd period none a skating instructress has more duties to perform than just to skate up nancys handknitted hat before going onto the ice here she buttons staff photo pleasure skating was what she was doing at the tamoshanter one afternoon when one of the officials asked her if she would like the job of instructing she readiiy accepted it was exactlv the same story at the markham arena and the 23 year old girl had her winters work cut out for her site teaches for 15 hours a week giving eight hours to the agincourt club and the remain der to markham she takes les- sos on her day off i karen likes her job as a fig ure skating teacher i wouldnt be in it if i did nt she smiled but its hectic at times and it can get you down she ad ded markham carnival karens efforts at markham will come to a climax april 3rd when the club presents its fust carnival a full cast from tod dlers right up to karen herself will partake in the colourful event she is somewhat concerned with the outcome of the event she realizes that if the carnival is a success then the club will profit therefore karen and her two fellow instructors peggy jakeman and karl benzing have been going full steam for tiie last six weeks in order to shape up the program for ihe public she puts her students through two vigorous practises a week and in her spare time must fit music to go with eight numbers the hard part of the carni val is picking the music to fit the skaters karen said one of her musical choices was the theme from the ad- dams family a catchy instr- mental number that would make anyone listen in the winter karen finds lit tle time for other activities and any spare time she does have she uses for sewing karen is an avid hockey fan and attended as many games as her schedule would permit in the summer karen enjoys swimming she also makes it a point to catch lip in her social activities karen attended stouffville district high school and was in its not as simple as most grade 13 when she left her people thinr plans before she became a pro j skater were to study physio- therapy if i ever get tired of my job i may still make it karen said karen explained that teaching is not an easy job and advises that a person thinking about such a career should know what he or she is getting into she warned karen at 23 is the baby ot the lewis family she has two older brothers ian of stouffville and gary of toronto karen lives at home with her parents on victoria street as long as there is ice to skate on and children who want to learn how karen will be there mtsl ffgxr- irrv jm b c iksbi ttffishb 9x7 br m m i kj r etw aim b wm ttjitem on saturday evening april 3rd skating instructress karen lewis of stouffville will assist in the presentation of markham first spring carnival six year old nancy george will be among the more than 200 who will lake pari staff photo larry brown paces ringwood to lead seventeen year old susan nigh rr2 markham jump ed to a height of 5 ft 2 in in a knights of columbus silver anniversary track meet at cleveland on friday the competition was held in the cleveland sports arena be fore 10000 spectators teds mens wear special offer on mens stanfield underwear briefs and tops 3 for s or mt each a fourgoal splurge late in the second period enabled ring- wood to break a 44 deadlock and go on to defeat ajax 96 in the first game of the com munity league finals friday night at the arena it was a seesaw battle throughout the first period and into the second until ringwood popped in four quick goals in the space of less than four mi nutes two of those goals were scored on power plays ajax took the lead in the early minutes of the first pe riod but trailed 21 at the end of twenty minutes ringwood fired six goals in the second pe riod while ajax only managed three the winners added ano ther in the final frame then withstood two ajax goals to hold their lead larry brown ross madill and doug melnnis each fired a pair of goals for ringwood while barry mclean ron guy and don hramon rounded out the scoring with singles in ad dition to his two goals larry brown assisted on three others for a five point night john ellis and art renniek each counted a pair for ajax while mac rowland and bob mogat added singletons thirteen penalties all min ors were called throughout the game ajax receiving seven of them the 2nd game of the best 3 out of five series resumes this friday at 8 oclock rural mixed bowling league ladies mary miller high single flat 218 high single hdcp 241 high triple flat 537 high triple hdcp tied with carol nigh at 609 men murray stewart high single flat 329 high triple flat 710 over 200 mary miller 218 carol nigh 208 marge stewart 200 mur ray stewart 329222 john otter 302 ben keuken 242 bud leh man 210 tom miller 219 clare mcguckin 212 jack pollard 210 joe murray 208202 al jackson spare 216 team standings red gins 115 pts goody wood- ers 106 pts willies lillics 92 pts nifty swifties 85 pts grasshoppers 78 pts try hards 49 pts tshirts 3 for s3 75 128 each or s 10 off on long shirts and drawers plus combinations in medhcavy weight and the thermal teds 17 mo in st w mens wear stouffville minor hockey house lg results standing atoms w i t rts schell lumber 0 0 11 altona feeds 0 0 11 squirts w i t pts birkett insurance 10 0 2 credit union 0 10 0 bantams v i t rts altona feeds 10 0 2 g m smith 0 10 0 individual scoring leaders playoffs atoms m sprague af d tavlor schell l b ham schell l b housser af j mcdermott sl j jensen af squirts r baker taylors f d rennie birkett k harmon credit if m wightman cu bantams p sanderson gms j laing altona f p daniels altona f r sandiford gms j sanders pha r davis gms w cluoine altona f a 3 2 n 1 l l a ims 1 4 1 1 2 4 1 3 pts s 5 3 3 3 3 mixed curling lg championship series winner m coffey lead d coffey 2nd h hassard vice c jackson skip runnerup e bamhard lead v barchard 2nd n brillinger vice j brillinger skip consolation series winner m pcllow lead r pellow 2nd m ayling vice v ayling skip runnerup m schell lead b wilkins 2nd u malloy vice b malloy skip atoms battle to 22 deadlock trailing 20 going into the second period altona feeds atoms battled back scoring two middle frame goals to tie schell lumber 22 then played ten minutes of scoreless overtime the game was played monday night at the arena chris mcdermott and bryan ham gave schell lumber a 20 lead in the first frame but a sustained drive on altonas part and goals by mike sprague and jeff jensen knotted the game at two goals apiece both teams battled hard through the third and overtime periods however no goals were scored scoring 1st period sl c mcdermott d tavlor j holder 955 sl b ham 1445 2nd period af m sprague 62s af j jensen m sprague s mcconnell 150s village ladies bowling league afternoon aly nauta high single flat 252 high single hdcp 312 shirley stewart high triple flat 639 high triple hdcp 776 over b00 bernice nelson 638 over 200 elinor wood 200 shirlev stew art 207241 lenore ranier 218 bernice nelson 226214 betty baker 238 kay brown 224 ev mckay 208 marion foote 201 bunny burton 230236 gwen mcfadden 205 team standings bloopers 35 pts twisters 34 pts pinhcads 21 pts flora doras 20 pts merry macs 19 pts hillbillies 15 pts john heaton fires ier in final minute c a pis 1 2 6 3 3 6 4 0 4 3 1 1 2 4 1 3 4 0 4 4 if a man doesnt get happier as he nets older he hasnt learned what he should along i the way closing day bonspiel the ladies league of rolling hills curling club held a clos ing day bonspiel and luncheon on wednesday march 17th the members curled in the two- game spiel which was inter spersed with a business meeting and a buffet luncheon president helen hassard conducted the meeting the members elected the fol lowing ladies for the 196566 season president phyllis urqiiliarl vieepres frances chapell secretary opal lehman treas urer marion hodgson bonspiel convener minnie ayling games convener grace mur ray house convener alice cnssey anne mcfarlane a gift on behalf of the moth ers was presented to mrs crouter for the babysitting she provided during the season the new president presented prizes to the winners of the 2 games first prize blanche dowswell skip lucille mounre vice lessie stark 2nd aurelia smith lead second prize norma brillinger skip erin malloy vice dorothy copeland lead third prize mae giirney skip barbara pfenning vice marilyn lee lead the stouffville tribune tro- i phy was presented to the mae gurney rink lou mounre vire ann mcfarland 2nd and fran ces chappelle lead for winning the league playoffs and jewel boxes were given to the helen hassard club who placed sec ond grace murrays rink and alice cosseys team will play off in the near future for the frontier acceptance trophv this eventful day was a fine skating results march 18 on friday march 5th at the stouffville arena the following children were successful in pas sing their canadian figure skating tests preliminary figures wendy wilkes joellen smith jennifer johnsione preliminary dances dutch wait 7 shelley 1 len- derson susan huxtahle sha ron barry karen fretz deb bie ward sharon mercer susan smith s w i n g d a n c e debbie smith jo eiiin smith de light wintersiein canasta tango debbie smith rronze dances fiesta tango jane tho mas delight wintersiein w i 1 1 o w walt maureen pad ley clarem0nt comm bowling lg team standings jean bradshaw 53 pts dave ferguson 44 pts ivan booth 43 pts ai roszell 11 pts lloyd macgregor 38 rs lloyd pas- eoe 36 pts ken field 35 pts marge samarillo 33 pts jack bradshaw 32 pts pat lord 30 pts indies high scores high averape agnes ferguson 201 high triple flat i marge samarillo 760 joyce norris high single flat 321 high triple hdcp r25 high single hdcp 351 men high scores vic binelli high average 230 high triple flat 8s0 high single fiat 3s6 jack bradshaw high triple hdcp 80s high single hdcp 318 over 200 les fitzwilliams 309 lillian macgregor 2s2 larrv chute 272251207 jean booth 272201 bill denier 263253 agnes fer guson 265 jcr burrows 2f5 charlie killey 256 bernice de nier 253 bruce redshaw sub 250230 rose clarke 216226 bud rogers 211210 doreen alexander 210 llovd pacoe 239221 rone rennie 236 evo- 7 pm alice cossey high single 265 high triple 619 over 200 hilda jones 231 joan bttrk- holder 227 gaye lehman 223 linda wagg 218 doris farth ing 216 rela laushway 217 helen schmidt 212 lois mey ers 202 team standings hi los 39 pts the awols 36 pts cameos 35 pts the spinners 32 pts eager beavers 26 pts tigers 21 pts 9 pm carole morris high single 256 high triple 708 over 600 june coleman 682 minnie peach 607 over 200 june coleman 255 lorraine barber 251 minnie peach 342 hazel morgason 253 marg schell 229 carol nigh 213 betty armstrong 208 kay mc- mann 205 babs nicholls 202 team standings the beatles 43 pts morlevs raiders 3 6pts the hillbillies 32 pts the hopefuls 27 pts the cracker jacks 26 pts country cousins 25 pts climax to a season of good curl- i lyn stirphlis 30 alvfn red ing i shaw 229 john hill sub 223- local man charged with disturbance and assault a 23 year old stouffville man has been charged by police with causing a disturbance and assault while resisting arrest following a fracas in town on saturday afternoon robt hathaway main street appeared in magistrates court richmond hill on tuesday the case is scheduled for march 30 routine check on a routine check of a car stouffville on saturday eve ning pc edward grimshaw discovered a quantity of burg lar tools in the auto david ed ward sullivan 31 of london ont appeared in court on tuesday his case was also re manded to march 30th a goal scored with one second remaining in the game gave altona feeds a 21 decision over g m smith in the first game of their playoff series monday night at the arena in the ban tam division the timely goal scored by john heaton broke a 11 tic that had held since late in the second period altona feeds opened the scoring at the 1912 mark of the first frame on a goal by pete daniels however richard sandiford nullified the tally at the 1701 mark of the second heaton prevented the game from going into overtime when he took a pass from larry ba con and with five seconds to skate half the length of the ice zoomed in on goaltender tom mcfadden and rifled a shot into the lower right hand corner the time clock indicated one second remaining eight penalties were called in the rugged contest one of them a game misconduct to richard davis scoring 1st period af p daniels w cluhine 1911 2nd period gms r sandiford r davis p carruthcrs 1701 3rd period j af- j heaton l bacon j laing 195s golfing businessmen often feel that if they shoot above par they are neglecting their golf and if they shoot below par they are neglecting their business 333sh3bs3ac3w3wl community league friday march 26th vs 800 pm stouffville old timers vi 217217 ken field 228207 clift wannop 227 jack brad shaw 225217202 stew mcgu ckin 221206 betty howell 221- 217 joe burrows 219 lloyd macgregor 218205 al roszell 212 vic binclli 210 jovce jar- dine 209 bill welsh suh 208 doris hopkins 207 madeline mcguckin 206 kathv fitzwil liams 201 pat lord 203 stouffville juniors thurs april 1st 830 pm anyone having purchaser ickel for ltsl kme nnrl could not attend will lie redeemable for his game public skating every saturday night admission 50c wednesday afternoon 1 to 5 pm 20c stouffville arena