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Canoeing takes on a new look this year. Traditional paddling events have been replaced by a spectator pleasing canoe splash. This entertaining program on Water ski kite flying, a fast growing aquatic sport, will be the feature Saturday and Sunday, August 28 and 29, when the North American Championships will be held. Opening weekend will feature the Saturday running of the international motor boat championships. This event attracts top hydroplane drivers from all parts of Canada and the United States. Sunday, August 22, is highlighted with the 33rd annual lake ontario dog swim, sponsored by the Toronto Academy of Veterinary Medicine. This unique event, symbolic of the CNE, has this year been advanced in the program from Labour Day Weekend. Professional ski shows, bathtub races, outboard hydroplanes, dog swim, water ski kite flying, canoe splash, radio controlled boats ... international championships combined with fun and frolic, makes the waterfront a utopia for Exhbition visitors. The new vista of the Canadian National Exhibition waterfront, with Ontario Place in the background, is a magnificent setting for the action packed aquatic program planned by CNE sports manager, Ken Twigg, for the 19 days of the Ex starting August 19. Aquarama 1971, produced by Lorene Duthie and rated the world finest water ski show, will perform each day. Sponsored by the West Toronto and Huburtus Conservation Club in coâ€" operation with the MTRCA, the event begins at 9 a.m. and will utilize nearly all the facilities at the Cold Creek area for demonstrations of the equipment on display and other activities. Displays _ by _ major manufacturers at Family Day and Sports Fair ‘71 will include: â€" snowmobiles and acâ€" cessories of all types; â€" On the waterfront â€" various makes of truck, tent and caravan campers; â€" allâ€"terrain vehicles; â€" miniâ€"bikes and trail bikes; A major, oneâ€"day display of outdoor sporting activities and equipment by leading manufacturers and outdoor organizations â€" Family Day and Sports Fair ‘71 â€" will take place Sept. 12 at the Cold Creek conservation area of the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conâ€" servation Authority. â€" tents and other camâ€" ping supplies; BOATS, CANOES A & A Line Markers ran up a 131 record during the regular season and a 48 The second and final game was played at Goulding Park on Wed. Aug. 4th. This game saw Amesbury take a conâ€" vincing 10â€"2 win with Bruce Boudreau handling the duties on the mound. The big gun in the away game was shortstop Lou Vertolli with a home run, a double and a single. behind the pitching of Tom Gibson. A couple of the key plays were a diving catch by second â€" baseman: Mike Hawkins to preserve the win and Bruce Boudreau is stealing home from third base with what turned out to be the winning run. North York Major Softball League are the Midget champions for 1971. The boys won two straight games over North York Vets. In the first encounter, _ played _ at Amesbury Park, Aug. 3, Page 12â€"The Weston York Timesâ€"Thursday, August 12, 1971 Markers take crown JAIN Co. of Canada 8g64â€"1666 _ C JAIN Toronto CENTRE ISLAND new _ RENT NEW! Major outdoor show There is no additional charge to Exhibition visitors to the waterfront. All seats in the grandstand are free. For further information, contact George Calver at Bolton 857â€"1646, or the MTRCA _ administrative offices at 630â€"9780. Bathtub racing â€" an aquatic sport that recently attracted over 100,000 spectators for the Nanaimo to Vancouver race â€" will be another feature. On Comâ€" munications Day, August 27, members of the press, radio and television will vie for bathtub honours. On Monâ€" day, August 30, mayors and municipal officials will race for civic glory. On Labour Day weekend, professional drivers will race for inâ€" ternational awards. Cold Creek is located between Bolton and Nobleton about 3 miles north of the King sideroad, on No. 11 concession road. On Labour Day, radio controlled _ model hydroplanes, capable of speeds up to 60 miles per hour, will hold an inâ€" ternational event with contestants from Ontario and New York State. There will also be demonstrations of archery, duck decoy setting, retriever trails, black _ powder shooting, and many other types of outdoor activities. Music will be supplied by the Bolton Accordion Band and refreshments _ will _ be available. Visitors will be able to try their hand at such activities as trap and rifle shooting on the Cold Creek ranges, with equipment supplied by manufacturers displaying at the event. Saturday September 4 will be climaxed with a war canoe tug of war. â€" fishing and hunting equipment; Arrangements for many other exhibits are still being finalized and will be anâ€" nounced at a later date. â€" appliances for boats and cottages. A & A‘s next effort will be the OASA playdowns against Richmond Hill. To get away from baseball, Amesbury will soon be holding its hockey tryouts at Doublerinks, times and dates to appear in this column soon. So boys, get the skates sharpened and 3803 Dundas St. W. West of Scarlett Road Lofranco, Mike Hawkins, Mark Donovan, Don Bojin, Bill Fawcett (coach), Paul Valenti (assistant coach) and Sam Salonia (manager). trophy, which assistant coach Paul Valenti reports is about three feet high, but has no _ contributors _ name engraved. The Amesbury Sports Club doffs their hats to players Bruce Bodreau (captain), Tom Gibson, Don Patskou, Gabe Ceci, Don Baker, Lou Vertolli, Rick Zolnierezyk, Bob Snell, Claude Ceolin, Art record for the playoffs. In winning the chunplon:tnflg the team received the N York Police Association Trophy, the Avenue Road COLLISION SERVICE LTD. Complete Autobody Repairs & Refinishing Phone 7634625 e Since 1945 e Towing Courtesy Cars ingsway & BIKES Up to this point, this was perhaps the hardest played game of the season. This is not to say that the game was rough â€" far from it â€" but both teams went all out for a By Dave Gerry Mosquito play this week saw West End Glentoran, who were on a four game winning streak, lose to unâ€" beaten Wexford 2â€"1 at Emery Collegiate. MARSHK WORLD® Away Wednesday, Aug. 18 Midget Minto at Mimico 7 30 p.m Home (Keelesdale) Tuesday, Aug. 17 Oakville Midget Minto 9 p.m Thursday, Aug. 1 Rexdale Tyke Mann 7 p.m Alderwood Rexdale Long Branch Brampton Oakville West Mail Chinguacousy Beaches West End A C Thursday, Aug. 19 Novice Minto at Rexdale 7 p.m Pee Wee Minto at Rexdale 8 p m St. Christopher Beaches West End A C Oakville Beaches West Mail West End A C Mimjico Brampton Oakville Mimico Brampton Rexdale Rexdale Brampton St. Christopner Chinguacousy Beaches Long Branch Oakville Westend A C West Mail Beaches St. Christopner Oakville Chinguacousy West End A C Rexdale Brampton the equipment out of hock, we will soon be getting the show on the road. & Lakeshore lacrosse LEAGUE STANDINGS â€" August 2 NOVICE MINTO Tributes to international coâ€"operation in waterâ€" fowl conservation; concrete cairns with bronze plaques are erected on D.U. Donor Projects. Funds for construction and management of these proâ€" jects, have been donated by various states, groups or private individuals. Plague inscriptions include the name or names of contributors, Canadian and Provincial Government and Municipalities. Landâ€" owners are also acknowledged for their part in making the project possible. Over one thousand projects have been built by Ducks Unlimited, conserving some 2,000,000 acres of valuable wetlands since 1938 BUY A BRITISH UNITED NK British United AKR Automobiles FULL PRICE Win streak broken West End Aâ€"C FUTURE GAMES PEE WEE MINTO BANTAM MINTO MIDGET MINTO TYKE MANN BEWARE OF IMITATIONS Je > 300 n m > «& ~4* xt ! nys: "5’ 74 J . J L o es ol DUCKS UNLIMITED CAIRNS 0 9 0 10 0 12 0 10 0 10 0 12 0 T PTS $3’295.00 In the second half, Glenâ€" toran‘s John Cicchini was inadvertently on the wrong end of a Wexford boot, a pure accident, and was taken off Glentoran opened the scoring in the first minute of play as Diego Toneguzzo scored. This is the fourth consecutive game this young man has put the ball in the net. Cedarvale Park 2:00 p.m. â€" atom baseball: Diamond no. 1 2:00 p.m. â€" peewee baseball: Diamond no. 2 Dieppe Park 1:00 p.m. â€" softball on both diamonds nos. 1 & 2 1:00 p.m. â€" soccer: minor A 2:00 p.m. â€" soccer: minor B East York Collegiate Stadium 2:30 p.m. â€" track & field events 3:00 p.m. â€" archery All groups are to meet at the Collegiate Stadium at 4:30 p.m. for the presentation of awards and closing ceremonies. East York Community Centre: 10:00 a.m. â€"gym: Badminton â€" singles and doubles 1:00 p.m. â€"gym: Volleyball â€" ladies ( best 2 of 3) 1:30 p.m. â€"gym: Basketball â€" ladies (one game) 2:15 p.m. â€"gym: Basketball â€" men (one game) 2:00 p.m. â€" main floor: table tennis 2:00 p.m. â€" second floor: euchre 1:00 p.m. â€" pool: aquatic events Following is the most complete schedule available at presstime: Sports _ will _ include archery, aquatics, badminton, baseball, basketball (men and ladies) chess, echure, lawn bowling, soccer, softball, table tennis, tennis, track and field and volleyball. This Saturday, August 14, is the day set aside for the main events of the York â€" East York sports challenge day. This year most of the events will take place in the Borough of East York after being held in York for the first of the annual events last year. Due to the East York Challenge trophy East York â€" York do battle ANGUS SHORTT Ducks Unlimited D In other mosquito action West End Cavaliers fell to Black Creek 6â€"1 while the Falcons took St. Augustine‘s 3â€"1 on goals by Steven Nicol, Robert Romolo and Dominic Micle. To round out the week‘s play, Frank Simo scored for the Hearts in their 4â€"1 loss to York Mills, Downsview took West End Arsenal 4â€"0 while the atom Mustangs won 1â€"0 over the Spartons. West End Lightnings had a bye but coach Ed Cook was in atâ€" tendance at most of the games so he wouldn‘t lose touch. Diego Toneguzzo also came roaring in all alone and, with the empty net staring him in the face, he put the ball over the bar. Such are the fortunes. the field. Not long after the mishap, Wexford tied the game on a goal from a scramble in front of the Glentoran net. Wexford got the winning goal soon after on a penalty shot. In the final minute of play Danny Martins broke in all alone with the ball and the Wexâ€" ford goalie came out to meet him. Both players collided and went to the ground and the ball went out to the side. Tug Wilson, coordinator of the York team, reports that the action will be taking place at various centres in East York. East York hopes to capture the callenge trophy now held by the York athletes. events not being available this weekend, the tennis competitions were held last week and the lawn bowling matches will be hosted at the Weston club. East York were the winners 2â€"1 in tennis and now have this slight advantage going into this weekend‘s action. facilities for two sports ada Ltd The Stone Age depicts the crude, awkward and often inadequate weapons man fashioned for _ himself. Objects well over 2500 years old are on display giving relevant views about the nature of early man. The Ageof Bronze, from 1000 B.C. to around 500 A.D., is full of interesting arms and artifcats covering the civilizations of Rome, Greece and Asia Minor. But the pavilion‘s major area of concentraion lies in the Iron Age. The discovery The program at each location is flexible and may Weapons _ are _ rarely considered art objects but a visit to the Weapons Pavilion on ile Notreâ€"Dame will convince any visitor to Man and His World that there is a definite aesthetic quality to be found. Handcrafted rifles, pistols and swords beautifully adorned with inlaid jewels, filigree of gold and silver, and intricate wood cuttings give evidence to the beauty and craftsmanship that fills this pavilion. With 75 per cent of the exhibits new from last year, the pavilion is concerned with the historical development of weapons. This is divided into six chronological levels. Over 2,000 girls and boys, nine years of age and over, are participating in a summer sports program conducted by the Parks and Recreation Department. There are sixteen locations in operation: A.Y. Jackson Secondary School, Bayview Arena, Mitchell Field A.LR., W o o d b i n e A re n a, Broadlands A.I.R., Don Mills Arena, Fenside Arena, O‘Connor Public School, York Mills A.LR., Goulding A.LR., Wilmington A.LR., Amesbury A.I.R., Glen Long A.LR., Ledbury A.LR., Jane Junior High, Habitant Arena, Grandravine A.LR. Roding A.LR. Lacrosse, track and field, soccer, badminton, floor hockey and softball are a few of the many activities ofâ€" fered. Centre is to help qualified grade 13 students who may be experiencing difficulty in finding places in universities of their choice. The centre was established by provincial universities Admissions _ Information The Ontario Universities‘ arano new ‘71 SWINGER SPECIAL 2 DOOR HARDTOP 225 â€" 6 cylinder, autematic, whitewalls, defogger, bronze with black vinyl interior. Stock no. B1554 2 Des: Mardtop V8 aviematc pewe steering. power brokes white walls. whee «evers remate centrel miwer defoages. ra ¢io, bedy 1ide moulding Stack no C109 1. V8, automatic. whitewalls power disc brakes. remote con trol mirror, defogger. radio power steering, wheel covers Stock no. B1364 3302 1 1972 CHRYSLER PRODUCTS srano new ‘71 DART SWINGER 2 DOOR HARDTOP srano wew *71 CHRYSLER NEWPORT ROY AL Weapons â€" a work of art 2784 3877 North York activities Centre to assist university aspirants ARE NOW IN PRODUCTION of steel and its subsequent applications is treated in great detail. This was the era when steel was more precious than gold or silver. Charlemagne, one of the greatest of all emperors, respected this metal so much that his love bordered on adoration. through the _ Ontario Universities‘ Council on Admissions and its main purpose is to keep on record a picture of the existing enrolment situation from dayâ€"toâ€"day in programs at all Ontario universities. Bill Thomas, head of The last section of the pavilion is concerned with modern sporting arms with such legendary manufacâ€" tures as Colt and Winchester among the many conâ€" tributors. An unusual highlight of this section is the display of muzzleâ€"loaders. For further information, please contact the Parks and Recreation â€" Department, 5000 Yonge Street, Willowdale, Ontario, betâ€" ween the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., at 225â€"4611. However, _ the _ most significant discovery in the field of weapons was the invention of black powder in 1230 almost simultaneously by Roger Bacon in England and Bertol Schwartz in Germany. The whole aspect of war was changed, an entirely new set of tactics was required. The development of fireâ€"arms was the next level of sophistication reached by man. The flintlock rifle lasted for over 225 years as the most popular and efâ€" ficient piece of riflery. Special events have forâ€" med part of the program. The Ontario Track and Field Association operated clinics in which over 150 children took part across the borough. Another special activity was conducted by Sail Ontario at Ontario Place. be altered to improve and further the interests of the participants. Participants from Fenside and Glen Long spent two days learning to sail, an event _ extremely _ well received. Bike rallies, marathon runs and the police games are all part of the summer long activities. tape s\op seano new *71 CHALLENGER 2 DOOR HARDTOP 225 â€" 6 cylinder. autematic buckets. console whitewalls radio. wheel covers. body side mouldings. 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The centre is open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday to Friday and from 9 a.m. to 1 1, the A team was defeated by Oshawa by the same 5â€"1 count, the junior team defaulted and a special inter borough match saw East York defeat the York team The Yorkâ€"Weston Tennis Club lost all around last week as the B squad were trimmed by Richmond Hill 5â€" BR AND NEW seano new ‘71 DEMON ? DOOR court arano new ‘71 DEMON 2 DOOR COUPE ©+3326 At a 11 POLARO 1865 Weston Rd. 248â€"5521 (JUST SOUTH OF LAWRENCE) sR ano New /1 UECMUN With Sizzler Package 225 cu.in. engine, autematic, rear defogger, black tape stripe, body side tape, whitewalls. Stock no. B1 303 $2856 Â¥8. autematic ower steerin P 9, power brakes. whitewalls, radio. Stock no. B127 1 va 4 Doo: Sedon, 383 â€" Autemaie, centre oim in ho wiite walls, wheel covers, light pack war deloggri, clock. redis, bedy ride noutdings ipower smy ppucer benkes, Students may visit the centre at 35 St. George Street (near College Street) or write for information. 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