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g5 ", "New blood brings new enthusiasm, new ideas and ‘new power. Yes, bowling needs new blood." Because lawn bowling is basically a summer sport in Canada and few indoor facilities exigt, it becomes difficult to tie the game in with any school program. On Saturday, June 10, all cars must be inspected and then will be classified as jalopy. standard or delux. This classification will take place in the parking lot at Dynes in parade The seventh annual North York Parks and Recreation Soap Box Derby will be held SundayiJune 11. The derby is open to drivers between the ages ,of seven and fourteen who, with the assistance of their families, can construct a championship car. The style of the car is left to the imagination ot the builders although it must meet basic specifications, obtainable from the North York Parks and Recreation Department. Mr. Masuko, who earned his fourth grade black belt in Japan before his recent arrival in Canada, says karate is an excellent form of exercise for anyone from 10 to 50 years old. Fighting, however, is forbidden in the streets because this form of self- defense is tremendously powerful. For that reason, self-discipline ind control are an important part of training. - - York Spoits Diy Parade Sainrdgy, May 27. _ partieidate and the executive of the York Basebpll immediately ac- cepted them as they ghould Says Mr. Masuko, "The young want to be strong to fight and older people want to keep in condition." "Our only hope," Elliott, himself a former Canadian champion, relates, "is to get every current member to stage a personal campaign to introduce a younger person to the game. "Youth pngrams- are flourishing in some clubs in the country but there's room The York Baseball Association is pleased to announce that members of the World Champion Rich- mond Hill Dynes softball team will participate in the A karate demonstration by Tadayoshi Masuko will be held Thursday May 25 at 8.30 pm at Black Creek library, 2139 Jane Street. he observes, "needs a constant flow of new recruits if it is to survive and thrive. No human enterprise can live on past glories. uncircum- There'l a bit of vampire in than ch: with the Iguanas CamdianLawn Bowling. Itt tact.pgtcpresidmttHarry H. Elliott of Montreal, has gone on record as claiming thegametteusblood--new Mr. Masuko is the first to The Dims feam offered to “va sport, cm un. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT WESTEND A. C. is now accepting "rgistrations for House League Karate demonstration Soap box derby for June 11 A bit df vampire in lawn bowling . executives LACROSSE at Keelesdale Arena REGISTRATIONS IOVSXJI YEARS a 14 YEARS 8 P.M. - 9:30 P.M. TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS IOYS: 5 YEARS -___ 10 YEARS 6:30 P.M. - 8 P.M. TUESDAYS 8 THURSDAYS JIM ATCHISON 769-01 , 5 251-47“ of League exhibition games will begin after the ceremonies at Smythe Park. In the Tyke Division A.N.A.F. vs York Tavern and Weston Paint & Wallpaper vs Milwaukee Sports. In the Peewee Division, Smythe Park vs York Tavern and C.U.P.E. 994 vs Jane Park Plaza. teresting recreation." "Of course, there's nothing wrpng with that label since it's true to a degree but I'm convinced that if the younger people would give it a try they'd find it a pretty in- For example, five Canadians - Harry Flgg of Edmonton, Bob McIntosh and Jim Watkin of London, prove to be a great drawing attraction. Bayview Arena, 3230 Bayview Avenue, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 12 noon. At this time, race rules will be given to all registered participants as well as race site and time. Each registered participant will also receive an official Annual Soap Box Derby crest on the day of the races. tor unpovunent At preeent our nwrtality rate exceed: our development but, hopeluily. this will change withalotofmieaionarywork on everyone'l part." ' Elliottadmitathat because of the ttttet-violent apd. in fact. relaxing nature ot the game it": difficult to generate great interest Lawn bowling offers plenty of opportunity to the competitive player too. DANGEROUS TOYS Consumers' Association of Canada reports that each year children are drowned because they have been using air-filled plastic toys as floats. Parents are warned to keep a vigilant eye on their youngsters to make sure these Playthings are used safely. CAC headquarters are at 100 Gloucester Street, Ottawa. “Those who participate know the me to be highly competitive and demanding of great skill: but because one need not be young to play we've achieved a label of "the old folks game." To register for this event and to receive car specification; call the North York Parks and Recreation Department weekdays between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 All entries must be received before June 5 and registration fee is $2.50. imong the hunger: with yam excesses of energy to teach Genwa Kai karate in Canada, which is the only truly Japanese form of the art and involves more hand than leg tactics. _ The demonstration is free. Afterwards, anyone in- terested in taking lessons from Mr. Masuko may join his Weakly evening classes in the library. form V tof Regina's been selected site tor the 1973 Canadian finals and it's reported the com- mittee under CLBC vice president Clarence Bligh has the situation well in hand. Lawn bowling will play a highlycompetitive role in the 1973 Canada Summer Games in Burnaby-New West- minster, B.C., with each provincial body sending seven bowlers to the title hunt on ,the New West- minster greens. Sam Catttyn and Bert Uadttetter ot Vamouver. with CLBC [3|th Jerry Hyde of St. Thoma " manage: - will be on to Wales for the lbmtlon world champion-Mp: June bu. Edmonton has bid for the 1978 British Commonwealth Games at which lawn bowlhawilkplay an integral role. -'Ne '74 event's scheduled for Christchurch, N.Z. A national team of seven players will be selected to represent Canada. Evidence that lawn bowling interest in Wine eanbegeenintttefttctthat Israel is sending a team to this event for the first time. The Canadian contingent won't gutter from lack of support either. A party of a; 25 Ontario bowlers headed by Ontario Association president Cy English, will be touring England and Scotland at the same time and will be on hand to cheer the Canadian team on over the final few days. Then, to cap off the August 21-23 weekend, both men and women will congregate at the Skyline Hotel for a combined banquet and awards presentation. Like most other organizations, lawn bowling's development is linked closely with economics. While govern- ment grants subsidise much of the activity for the 11,000 registered CLBC members, there's still a need for ad- ditional funds. Since registration fees are ridiculously low - 50 cents per person per year - I might suggest a healthy increase in fees, say 100 percent at least, wouldn't be too far out of line. Such financial tran- sfusions might make the search for new blood a little bit easier. The distaffers have at. tained their own charter and the women's association represents Nova Scotia, Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba and Saskatchewan. They will hold their nationals in Montreal at the Riverside Clubat the same time as the men. The Canadian charm pionships are slated for Montreal's Mount Royal Country Club this year and there's been a new touch added. By DaveGerry The Luna Ballroom was the scene of Amesbury's 1971-72 hockey banquet which took place Wed- nesday, May 17 with 420 adults and children sitting down to dinner. When the players and parents entered By Dave Gerry Emery Soccer Club has finally got word that the Emery and Westview pit- ches will be their home fields for the coming season. From here on in, the club hopes it will be clear sailing. If you are, the type who likes to circle dates on your calendar, Wednesday, June 7 is the next home game for the Marauders (Brooks Supertest) against Willowdale Lions at Emery Junior High, Weston Road just south of Finch. Game time is 7 p.m. if you want to come out and cheer the David Still has been named head football coach of Humber's new entry in the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association. Still was a former tackle with Toronto Argonauts and was a starter for the team between 1965-68. He started his career with Boston Patriots of the American Football League in 1964, one of few Canadians to play in American pro ranks. He came to Argos from Ottawa and finished off his career when Argos traded him to Hamilton Tigercats in 1969. The 1972 baseball season at Our Lady of Victory Parish ll well underway. The youngsters play at Rowland School. Jasper Park and the Weston Llons’ Club grounds. Over an Hockexmc Since then, Still has coached Vancouver Junior Chargers to the 1969-70 conference championship and De Le Selle College to room ttiey were faced Amesbury winds ir, .. ; 1:1,," iLt, Humber coa.‘ Emery gets home fields “Who Goofed? Look at this price '2495 Breeding you can’t buy in any other car. A dwismn ot .SCU Indus!!!” Ltd 731M820}! LOCI". AVON-0|. I realize that up to now soccer news has been rather sketchy. But from now on, with the schedules in, the fields designated and players ready to go, things will be picking up, _ Dave French, Ameabury's MTHL representative, handled MC duties in his locals on. Monday, May 13 saw an exhibition match between the Marauders and Thomas Plastlc’s Cardiffs at Melody Road School. The Marauders scored a " win on goals by Jeff Smith, Ron Floyd, Brad Cook and Andy Alexander. Cardiff's markers came from Sandy Stuart and Glen Still, 28, graduated from Colorado State University in Psychology in 1964. He will bring Denny McCusker with him from De Le Salle as assistant coach. McCusker quarterbacked East York Argos to three Canadian Senior football chanr. pionships and Bramalea Satellites to a Canadian senior championship. McCusker, M, is a graduate from Waterloo Lutheran University. with rows of tablgs set up with white tablecloths and all the trimmings, a head table and a table covered with trophies to be presented to the winning teams. the 1971 conference cham- pionship. Bill Pitt and John McCall, Humber faculty members, will also assist with the coaching of the team. otherUtries in the OCAA are Sheridan, Seneca and Algonquin. usual style, complete with an endless repertoire of jokes. Guest speaker was Bob Smith, captain of the world champion' Richmond Hill _Dynes. He also plays third After dinner and speeches, the most surprised person in the room was, perhaps, Bruce Whiteside of the North York minor bantam squad, Scott's Colonels. Unknown to Bruce, he had captured the scoring championship in North York play for the third consecutive year in his division. During the evening there were many ifrizes awarded including a club jacket, kids - both boys and girls - are involved In the pron-am which continues over the summer months. This wee fellow h the above photo is all ready to take a mighty cut " the ball. up with awards When you get the urge) TNilllllltlr - Cllllu I=1 SEIE e= |--l "ll., Sports Car is the _ answer JUST ARRIVED AND IN THE snownooms AT ALBION my Many boys came away with smiling faces thanks to businessmen and individuals who donated gifts. _ Highlight of the evening, as tar as the boys were concerned, was the presentation of the trophies to the house league and the two North York teams that finished first in their respective divisions. hockey school scholarship and a ban book complete with worm Simikmher, gifts wise Geeer stick: and phirmacies. This banquet was a first class effort thanks to Ameabury's Bill Roeael. YORK VOLKS 401 HWY LOW, LOW PRICES . . . - - - "” Brand name point, Aquolito Semi-Glen. 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