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" North York has received Metro approval for S4 ,223 ,400 in capital spending. This will cover the provision of park and library facilities, purchase of, fire department equipment and grants to North York Board of Education as council's contribution .toward the cost of " swimming pools. Other funds within the approved amount will so to sidewalk j The final event of Senior 3: Citizen Week is the annual 'l bowlerama, which will be held on Friday June 20, 1969, beginning at 1:30 pan. at York Bowl, 546 Wilson Avenue. A championship match will be played between Willowdale Senior Citizens and Downsview Senior Citizens. * All Senior Citizen residents in the Borough are invited to come and bowl free. lunexlS to June 21 has been declared "Senior Citizens Week", and in North York a fall program will be made available for the many senior citizen club members and friends. Sponsored by the North York Parks and Recreation Department, four special events have been scheduled through the week. A week of fun for oldsters On Monday buses will leave nineteen Senior Citizen Club Centres in North York and head to Albion Hills Conservation Area. There will be approximately 1,000 Seniors enjoying a fun filled day. Free tea and ice cream will supplement the picnic lunches brought by each senior citizen. During the afternoon various contests and games will be held. All buses will leave Albion Hills about 4:00 pan. In case of inclement weather the picnic will be held on the following day. The entire week of events, is sponsored by the North York Parks and Recreation Department, and will involve more than 2000 Senior Citizens from across North York. Wednesday June 18 is the date set for the Annual Senior Citizens Arts and Crafts Display. It will be held once again at the Lansing United Church, 49 Bogert Ave., Willowdale. Each club sponsored by the Parks and Recreation Department will contribute a number of hand made craft articles for public showing. Approximately 400 articles will be on display. The showing will be from 1:30 to 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Tea will be served between 2:00 and 4:00 p.m. _ The Annual Shuffleboard championships will be held on Thursday June 19, 1969. Each club has submitted the champions for corppetiton. The following competitions will take place at: Downsview Arena - Mixed Doubles; at Memorial Hall - Ladies Doubles; at Lawrence Heights - Mens Doubles. All competitions begin at 1:30 p.m. Trophies will be presented by members of the Parks and Recreation staff. THURSDAY, JUNE 12, and sewer construction. ..r.,'-. ..,tatsls, ,rerter Gun-nancam-n-vunn .eqoq..o.'.m.n.'. nu-a' JAMESBURYS "irijiiiiiii' Team York Marble & Tile Rack & Cue Billiards Mans Shop ThistleA3ove Di-Anne Jr. Fashions B-Sharp Cleaners Downsview Rotary Meschino Banana Keele & Densley Shell Fox Realtor Bi-Rite Drugs Toni's Sporting Goods Polytarp General Gear Keele Esso Service Centre Majestic Floor Maintenance Metropolitan Bldg. Supplies Edner Real Estate North West Taxi July 6 Band Concerts in the borough of York will keep the parks alive with music on Sunday evenings during, the summer. Many bands, including those listed below, will be providing concert music for your pleasure. June 15 7 p.m. June 22 7 p.m. July 13 July 20 July 27 “use"! Ldbyaunlhgfouylludl.nm Streediatltatuexuvttlgttt. Aug 17 Aug 10 Aug 24 Sept. 7 This year's Legion 31 entry is probably the strongest hitting and most well balanced team that Tom Carter and Ron Thompson have coached.. They are definitely the best division team because of their depth. Other bantam teams have good starting lines but Legion 31 are ,strong right through the entire team. Excellent pitching and consistent hitting give Legion 31 a good chance of capturing the Bantam Championship. A pitching staff that includes right handers John Curtis, Steve Hicks, Ben Kawa, Larry Challis and left hander Bill Saundercook with back up players' like Pete Angelow, Ken Wallace and Greg Lavern make up more than Smythe Park Baseball IEdd-1°2'Z-Z6-!-2-2-2-2'201'I-2-2-2-2'2;23!3231;552:2323523513:3523:3355: Music in the park 7 pan. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. f pm. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 2 p.m. Softball standings as of June 5. Weston Silver Band Lambton Park R.C.S.C.C. "I11ustrious" & York Firefighters Bands Coronation Clans of York Pipe Band & Gen. Wingate Drum and Bugle Corps. Fairbank Weston Silver Band Coronation Weston Silver Band Fairbank Clans of York Pipe Band & Toronto Optimists Drum And Bugle Corps. Lambton York Firefighters Drum and Bugle Corps. Cruickshank Toronto Optimistr Drum and Bugle Corps Coronation Clans of York Pipe Band & York Firefighters Drum and Bugle Corps. Fairbank BAND TATTOO Borough of "v vVOIOIQAAI rr-‘nnn PeeWee Squirts Tykes Girls Any team that scores over 110 runs in three exhibition and three league games cannot be depending on only one or two key hitters. The performance of Larry Challace with a batting average of 800 does challenge the extraordinary but quite a few other players are not far behind. half of Legion 31's entire team. It was said earlier that Greenwood Bantams would be entered in the Smythe Park League but because the team was not ready, they will not be in the Bantam League. Instead, R.C.A.F. Downsview Bantams will be playing exhibition games at Smythe Park this year and definitely will be in the leagure next year. BAND "irdiiiiiii1iiii.:ii.,"i., nuu‘..‘ l ., _ v-uoooanadaz‘uu . . Fairbank Borough of York Stadium. THE VEST ON TIMES PARK Last week at Pinecrest, another capacity crowd saw the inevitable happen as , Jack Cook, veteran Richmond Hill ace swept to three victories, including the Feature event. Jack also won the Second Heat and the Trophy Dash. His point M total for the night was tops - 97. Following Cook to his - Feature victory was Norm tit/fp. Lelliott, whose 61 point ii total on the night moved I i?,': him into the top spot in the Viii.'; O'Keefe $10,000.00 point ._.. fund race. Lelliott replaced Scarboro driver Ross Howes " No. l. Lelliott leads with P 281, Howes follows with 229, and Cook jumped from 12th position to 3rd with 10 151. George Rueffer of Port 6 Credit is fourth with 114 f, O'Keefe points. 10 Weston Strathbum Park Continued from Page 3 Downsview Arena are having a church service on Sunday at 2 pan. A picnic for Senior Citizens is to be on Monday at Albion Hills. Buses will be at the Arena at 9:30 a.m. Take your own lunch, tea and ice cream will be provided. There will be games, prizes and a sing song. In the event of bad weather the picnic will be held on Tuesday. Canairelief’s new Super Constellation has joined the plane already in service at Sao Tome. Hard-luck Vic Parsons with his '68 Camaro is wondering what he has to do to finish a Feature. In four meets, Vic has failed to finish a main event. Last The remaining two new planes are stationed at Montreal ready for take-off. Before putting them in operation, Canairelief needs further financial help. The annual shuffleboard tournament will be held Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at Downsview Arena. A Bowlarama will be held Friday, free of charge, at York Bowl, 545 Wilson Ave., with a championship match between Downsview and Willowdale being played. They are currently conducting " expanded campaign td get the needed assistance. At the end of the business bingo was played and refreshments served. A vote of thanks was given Mr. Clark and the executive on the competent way inwhich the meetings have been done this past year and to Mrs. Clark for the delicious refreshments. Mrs. Betty Nagle took 9 of her young teen aged Sunday School girls to Cedar Glen for horseback riding recently. They returned later to Alf Jacksons on Wallasey for a hot dog lynch. The Scout Pathfinders Chorus from Toronto went to Hamburg, New York on Sunday to perform at the Scoutarama which was, held at Erie fairground. Jim Leonard conducted the chorus which was founded by his father the late Ray Leonard, and has agreed to stay on " their choir director. Mrs. Alf Jackson and Dianne and Mrs. Ray Leonard attended with the group. 'rNhtrAhheIr, Pinecrest Speedway Action Garnet Penn, last year's Rookie Champ drove to a fat pay cheque last week as this Weston driver pocketed $150.00 from 39 O.K. points. A fifth in the Feature, fourths in the First Heat and First Consolation, and a third in the First Last Chance rounded out his scoring. Penn moved from 27th spot to 18th in the points standings. week with only a few laps remaining, Vic lost his second place finish in the Feature when his Camaro blew a rad hose. Ross Vanderpol, rookie driver from Downsview, still Dan-mum. tDoe-et-rt-et-tta-rv-iota'". Danna-human. Palm A'tlh-t.ta'tttu."taitpdt- 2159 WESTON ROAD, WESTON, ONT. IN lOCAl AREA NEWS COVERAGE flilIjiijCElETlIg SHOULD!” roll BE A SUBSCRIBER? Winners of heats besides C o o k w e re D o n Blizzard-first heat; Jim Hallahan-third heat; Vic Parsons-first consy; Bot Snider-second consy; Lclliott-semi final; Bob Terrell-first last chance; and Bill Burrows-second last chance. Cook was the big money winner of the night, collecting S485. Lolliott won $305; Don Hestie need to $235 and Bob Terrell earned $160. leads the rookie race with 20 points, followed by Howard DeGeer of Markham with 17.