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The _ only other _ game scheduled _ between _ American Standard and Pittsburgh was called off when no umpire appeared for the game at Rotary Park on Wednesday. In upcoming games, Trane reâ€" turns to action tonight after a twoâ€"week layoff with several games to make up. Pittsburgh Paints also are a few games beâ€" hind the rest of the clubs, as also are Kingsway. Most of the remaining teams have two or three games left. The lone game played in the last reporting week in the Lakeâ€" shore Industrial Softball League gave notice that the lastâ€"place team, Kingsway Lumber, may yet have to be reckoned with come playoff time. The tailend club are only one half a game behind the last playoff spot and their 1â€"0 win over Silverwoods at Coronation Park on Thursday was against the secondâ€"place club. We can proudly boast of the greatest park system in the world;â€"97 in all, containing 16,000 campsites, and embracing more than eight million acres. Despite the rise in camping rates outdoor enthusiasts are flocking to Ontario‘s parks. Last year more than ten million peol;)lc enjoyed camping, hiking, swimming, boating, fishing and nature study within their borders. As yet there are no facilities in this area which, of course, is known as Polar Bear Park, and is accessible only by aircraft. Its wildlife population consists of more polar bears per square mile than are found in the Arctic. Within its boundaries you may find caribou, seal, walrus and Arctic fox. And it is the breeding ground for thousands of blue and snow geese. One of our latest, the largest Provincial Park in Canada, has Polar bears! You can find it up where Hudson and James Bay meet,â€"about 165 miles north of Moosonee. KINGSWAY LUMBER THREATENS Mississauga prepares for Brooklin On the shores of Missinaibi Lake, about 50 miles north FINAL CLEARANCE Handbags Also On Sale A fun car at a funâ€"loving price. In Tahoe Turquoise with black inâ€" terior. Lively, 200 cu. in. Six, eutomatic, AM radio, Whitewal!s, Wheelcovers. Lic. 610â€"558. ‘68 FAIRLANE 500 WOODLAND _ TOPICS 2â€"DOOR HARDTOP Bev Sanders SHOES REG. PRICED TO $26.95 21 Birthday Sal e! Come to the â€" party & save big! «â€" Thursdaoy, August 8, 1968 Several teams from the LISL have signified their intention of competing in the softball tourâ€" nament run by the Etobicoke Inter â€" Community Softball League next weekend. Games will be played at West Deane Parks in Etobicoke. The tournaâ€" ment has games on Friday night, Saturday and Sunday. KINESWAY â€">â€"mmunomememmme 1 Silverwo0ds ... 0 Leagueâ€"leading Neptuneâ€"Puroâ€" lator increased their lead to 3% games without playing a game when Silverwoods dropped that game to Kingsway. Depending on other results, two or three wins in their remaining five games could clinch the top rung on the ladder, a place they have enjoyed since the opening game. Silverwoods became involved in their second straight shutout last week but this time they were on the short end of the score as Ed Pop returned to some of his old form to lead No payments needed until October See our huge display of used cars and trucks. 2934 DUNDAS ST. W. RO. 9â€"2045 T horncrest featuring : ® BANDOLINOS ® SELBY ® BACHELOR GIRL & RED CARPET to 6 â€" Thursday and Friday Till 9 p.m. A â€" fabulous family car value. Wimbledon White with blue inâ€" terior. Powerful 240 cu, in. Six automatic, AM _ radio, 2â€"speed wipers, seat belts, outside rear view mirror. . Demonstrator. Lic. 606â€"074. FULL SALE s PRICE One block north of Is!i PRICE ‘68 FORD CUSTOM Dundas and Islington DRESS â€" CASUALS FLATS WHITE â€" BONE ALL COLOURS 4â€"D0OR SEDAN k north of Islington 233.â€".1212 of Chaplean, a 112,000 acre wilderness area will.now be known as Missinaibi Lake Provincial Park. Its establishâ€" ment has recently been announced by Hon. Rene Brunelle, Minister of Lands and Forests. Includingooalmo-t all of Missinaibi Lake, with a water area of 17, acres (and excellent walleye fishing), Missinaibi Provincial Park contains three separate wilderâ€" ness areas, set aside under the Wilderness Areas Act. Thx are Fairy Point, established to preserve an area wi historically valuable Indian pictographs; Old Brunswick House, the site of an historic Hudson‘s Bay Company post ; and Whitefish Falls, an outstanding scenic area on the Little Missinaibi river. An unearned run in the second inning proved the extent of the scoring when Ron Roy came home on a throwing error. Roy had walked and gone to third on Pop‘s single. He scored when the error was made on a pickâ€" off attempt at second base. Ian Cruickshank was the losâ€" ing pitcher, despite a neat threeâ€" hitter. He fanned eight batters and walked four. Two of the hits were gathered by Pop. Kingsway to the league‘s second shutout of the season. Much work has to be done to develop and improve facilities for campers. This year a boat launching ramp is in the making. Sanitary facilities and a safe water supply are being developed. Ed Pop allowed four hits while walking a pair and fanning ten as he won back some of his earlyâ€"season form. This was the second win in a row for Kingsâ€" way. What about lifejackets? Make a point of always wearing one in the boat. If an accident happens and you are suddenly treading water you have some chance of staying afloat until help arrives. Up near Parry Sound, Killbear Provincial Park, on Georgian Bay, can absorb 4,000 campers at one time. On Civic holiday weekend, last year, 5,000 campers managed to have a good time within its boundaries without stepping on each other‘s toes. It has also been said that a logger killed a bear on a raft of logs just off the Point, and the story has even been twisted around the other way with the result that the bear killed the logger. Killbear Park acquired its name, so they say, from the fact that Indians once killed bears that were swimming the narrows separating the Point from Parry Island Indian Reserve. Regardless of how it got its name, Killbear Park is becoming increasingly popular because of its excellent ® GOLD CROSS * SHENANIGANS & COBBIES n subway A scorcher in dandyoppln Red with black trim. 390, 2â€"barre! V8 with automatic, power steerâ€" ing, disc brokes. Radio, clock, whitewalls, _ wheelcovers. Rear window defogger. Lic. 606â€"045. ‘68 GALAXIE 500 2â€"DOOR FASTBACK By RED DUDDIN Sports Editor A pair of warring Indian tribes meet head on at Huron Park Arena tomorrow night in a senior ‘A‘ lacrosse playoff tilt. At least the publicity burbs could read that way as both Mississauga and Brooklin have adopted Indianâ€"like nicknames. Mississauga decided to call themselves the Braves this year after being known as Sailors for several years. Brooklin has had the nickname ‘Red Men‘ for some time. The occasion is the second game of the Ontario Lacrosse Association Sr. A. semiâ€"finals which, if the series goes the route, will extend to seven games, The first game was played earlier this week and the third game will be at Brookâ€" lin tomorrow night, Just to keep the pot boiling, the fourth game is back at Huron Park Arena Tuesday night, the fifth, if necessary at Brooklin next Wednesday and the sixth could be at Huron Park next weekend. The other semiâ€"final bracket has pitted Bramalea Excelsiors and Hastings Legionnaires against each other. This pairing plays tonight in Brampton, Saturday at Hastings and Monâ€" day at Brampton. The odds on choice to win the Ontario marbles in Brooklin, however, Mississauga coach Ed Tomchishen was heartened by the fact that his Braves defeated Brooklin in the final home game of the regular schedule. Ferguson added two more wins to their current string and now have gone undefeated in four successive _ Alderwood _ Softball Association squirt games. The latest victims were Alderwood Drugs and Quality. Ferguson . Aprmmmnnnmeeinii® Alderwood Drugs ... c NB Ferguson, now â€" with four straight wins, shows good proâ€" mise. With Danny Melchuck and Ken Emerson showing the way that centre field and third base could be played. Philip Smith broke the tie with base hit and Danny Melchuck hit him home. Alderwood‘s Kevin Shaw with a great home run hit tied the Fergusons win fourth smalimouth bass fishing and unexcelled cruising waters. ?nhb:pdphow(nphmhavcn“bdl"hw!'uk. ts combination.of windswept pines, rocks, and blueâ€"green water make up some of the best scenery in the country _ Algonquin Park, with its nature trails and miles of mm ing lays claim to a unique attraction: _ One of the big factors in the upsurge of the Mississauga forâ€" tunes has been the antics of netminder Joe Tomchishen who was coaxed out of retirement by his brother Eddie who is as perâ€" suasive at coaxing as he is at comching. Joe had figured he was content to enjoy his retireâ€" ment after more years than he cares to remember as goalie for several junior and senior clubs, but such was not to be. '"'f""'vlngfi'f_ui;vm'â€"â€""&Ewndlfl""'"ol(uuum. unlx}):llbm vidtomommythol’arkutunlnuon wolfâ€"howling safaris. â€" § o Tomchishen (Joe, that is), has been cavorting in the nets like a guy â€" of < twenty â€" instead _ of sedately a la Johnny Bower, but it is nice to see him back in action. Despite all their difficuties in drawing fans in Montreal, the Canadiens of the National Laâ€" crosse Association are slowly creeping up to the Toronto Maple Leafs in the battle for third place. Last Sunday‘s 12â€"11 win over the Leafs in Montreal moved them into a pogition just two points behind the faltering Leafs. Tonight, Peterborough invades Montreal after doing battle with Toronto last night. Playing coach Bill Castator hopes the Petes might be tired and can catch them on the rebound. On warm, moonlit summer cvonm:l many as 1,000 persons are treated to the eerie trem: howls of timber wolves,â€"and the naturalists, who do a good job of calling and answering them.. _ _ _ _ _ So, you see, we live in a fabulous province,â€"one which contains outdoor areas to suit almost anybody. Best of all, we are conserving those areas in order that we, and those who follow us, may always enjoy them. _ s Unfortunately, a few thoughtless and unappreciative persons find it amusing to destroy or deface installations and other park property. They are known as vandals, a senseless breed who must be held in check if we are to continue to enjoy the beauty of Ontario. _ _ A recent Lands and Forests bulletin stated that "One of the most senseless occurrences was the removal of marker pins on plantation survival plots in the Department of Lands and Forests‘ Geraldton district. _ The Leafs have a week off following last night‘s game as they prepare for the invasion of Portland Adanacs into Maple Leaf Gardens next Wednesday. The westernâ€" invaders have a tough schedule. They play at Montreal Sunday, at Detroit next Tuesday and Peterborough game at the top of the 7th innâ€" ings. Robert Clayton playing short stop did a good job and batted extremely well for his team. , Ferguson Quality To assess survival, growth and general efficiency of tree planting projects, study plots are established in every plantation set out to regenerate the forest. One hundred trees are marked at random with heavy wire pins. These are checked periodically and the data obtained is assessed by the local management forester and also becomes part of a provinceâ€"wide study of plantations. A vastly improved Ferguson team, deflated Quality Hardâ€" ware somewhat, in an exciting and well played game. Ralph Graham catching for Ferguson kept the Quality runners on their toes throughout the game, and MONTREAL CREEPING UP rrimmcizs BQM¢ â€"<â€"oczoâ€"o~ oi REDUCED PRICES ON VOLKSWAGENS | 1967‘s 1195 1965‘s *895 I 259â€"1656 ALL TRADES MUST 60 IN AUGUST 1966 DODGE POLARA 880, Convert., V8, Autom., Power Steer/B r a k a a, _ Blue, _ Lic. 573706. Full Price ; $1 7“ 1966 FORD GALAXIE 500, V8, Autom., Power Steer, Power Brake, Dark Blue, Lic 585722 1965 FORD, 6 Cy!. Stand. 2 Tone Finish, Lie. 662711. Full PHER . smmmmnimatics “25 ord, Dodge, Corvair, Rambler, Pontiac Mercury Queensway Volkswagen: 24 Month Gâ€"Wâ€" Warranty on All these Cars $1625 14 11 Thursday in addition to the Wednesday game at Toronto. Footnotes: Montreal takes the western swing commencing August 20th and will play four games in five nights . . . The pro teams cannot use any junior players from their farm clubs until the junior clubs have been eliminated from the Ontario playdowns. This will affect all four eastern clubs as Peterboro, Bramalea, Toronto and Oshawa are all into playoff competition . . . With Bramalea and Peterâ€" borough meeting each other in the first round, one club or the other will be eliminated by the middle of next week at the latest . . . A former New Toronto resiâ€" dent, Ernest G. Cutmore, died at his Oakville home August 1, after a long illness. Mr. Cutmore, who was 80 years old, was born in Essex, England. He moved to New Toronto in 1911. For many years he operated The Olde English Inn on Lakeâ€" shore Rd. W. between Oakville and Bronte. He also worked for W. A. Gilbeys for a time. 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