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Avarell‘s Athletes Almost Mar Perfect Record; Rally To Tie It almost happened. Avarell Allâ€"Stars nearly lost a game in the North York league to a deâ€" termined,, tough outfit known as Dynes Jewellers, the Richmond Hill team which threw a real scare into the Stars the last time the two met. The‘ Allâ€"Stars were, admittedâ€" ly, lucky to do no worse than tie the Dynes in a 9â€"inning game Test the trueness of your drive on a ball that hasn‘t had FREE PARKING â€" LADIES PLAYING WITH ESCORTSâ€" PLAY FREE Steeles Ave. and Highway 400 (Look For The Red Cabinâ€"Trailer In The Field) Storm Sewer Asphalt Pavements on Existing Concrete Sidewalks Concrete Curbs, Gutters, }L and Concrete and Asphalt aveâ€" ments Concrete _Curbs, . Gutters, _ and Asphalt Pavement on Concrete TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Weston intends to construct as Local Improvements the works hercinafter listed, and to specially assess a part of the cost upon the lands abutting directly on such works: $ Estimated Number of t Estimated Corporation‘s Annual Rate Annual Descrintion of Works Street From To ‘Total Cost Share Per Ft. Frontage â€" Installments BREC Application will be made by the Corporation to the Ontario Municipal Board for its a pproval to the undertaking of the said works, and any owner may, within 21 days after the first publication of this Notice, file with the Board his objection to the said works being un dertaken. The Board may approve c ‘ta > it m-‘;' appoint a time and place when any objections to the said works will be mntde|~=d. ay * of he said works being undertaken. bui before doing so 'le‘lll;\;ll Pavements on Granular 2343 Eglinton Ave. West At Caledonia Rd. R EGLINTON CALEDONIA VOLKSWAGEN DATED and first gublished July 21, 1960 All Brand New Equipment ONLY $195. DOWN s1595. __â€"â€"MOTORS LTD.â€"â€"â€" VOLKSWAGEN & PORSCHE Sales â€" Service the life hammered out of it. 1960 CUSTOM MODEL GOLF â€" 400 DRIVING RANGE NOW OPEN which ended in a deadlock at curfew time. Jack Castrucci, who gave up 10 hits in the 3â€"3 standoff, went all the way for the Dynes. Al Griffin pitched seven innings and had two cut in the eighth when Bren Selvage came on to finish out the piece for the Allâ€"Stars. Jack 10 hits all the Griffin Avarell‘s athletes took a twoâ€" run lead in the second inning on a single by George Hicken, a walk to Gord Yewman, a single by George House which scored Hicken and another single by Charlie Lennox that plated Yewâ€" man. Dynes exploded for three runs in the top of the eighth with Woodward Ave goyd Ave. Iis Ave. Ellis Ave. Helen Ave. Patika Ave. %prlnnmnunt Ave imy Ave. Wadsworth Blvd. Robert St. _ Rosemount Ave Woodward Ave Woodward Ave Wright Ave. Gibson Ave. Speers Ave. Norll; side of Robétt Street East side of Rosemount Ave West side of Rosemount Ave. South side of Woodward Ave. North side of Wright Ave. Rosemount Ave Special $1.00 Basket of Balls 75¢ Sanitary Contractors Septic Tanks Pumped Drains Cleaned and . Repaired 24â€"HOUR SERVICE C. STUNDEN RICHMOND HILL Phone TURNER 41245 RU 7â€"4241 (.'yrrcss St. s Ralph _St. Gibson Ave, Macdonald Ave. Pine_ St. Macdonald Ave. Lawrence Ave. V Springmount Ave Crpress St. E %m Ave. Gibson Ave Wright Ave. Gibson Ave Grattan St Grattan St Church St. Church St Church St. Cypress St Eigin Ave. Gibson Ave. Lot 5 Plan 5092 TOWN OF WESTON some very solid hitting. Brian Gillespie singled, Jack Morkin doubled, Jack Dunn doubledâ€"his third twoâ€"bagger of the gameâ€" to score Gillespie and Morkin. But Shirley belted a triple to drive Dumn home and then was called out trying to stretch his hit into a homer. The Allâ€"Stars came back in the bottom of the ninth to tie it up. _ Lennox â€" walked, Selvage singled; a walk to Ross Brooks lcaded the bases. Then Bill "The Bear" Kennedy poked one that never got out of the infield but was still sharp enough to score Lennox with the run that kept the Avarell gentry off the "games lost" record sheets. Ross Brooks, Charlie Lennox and Bill Kennedy each contriâ€" buted a pair of hits in the Allâ€" Stars cause, Bashing the Haberdashers In the game against Franklin Men‘s Wear at Kinsmen Park the Allâ€"Stars had to stand off a deâ€" termined late surge by the haberâ€" dashers to post a 9 to 7 win. The Allâ€"Stars punched across three runs in the‘ first inning, added two in the fourth; posted a single score in the fifth and a big, fat three in the eighth inâ€" ming to go ahead by 9 to 1. _ Although to all intents and purposes "dead," the Franklins refused to lie down. In the bottom of the eighth inning the haberâ€" dashers knocked in no less than six runs to make a fairly respectâ€" able game out of what had been a runaway. Big bats for the Allâ€"Stars were wielded by Mr. William Kennedy, who had four for five, including two doubles. (Incidentally, in his last appearance at Kinsmen Park, Mr. Kennedy struck out exactly four times.) Bren Selâ€" vage, who handled the pitching chores fer <the Allâ€"Stars, had himself three hits, two of which were triples. Mr. Gordon Yewman collected a pair of bingles. Smashers for the haberdashers were Ray Patton and Ray Thomas, each of whom had homâ€" ers,, and Bill Knapp, who had a very solid twoâ€"bagger in the eightâ€"inning uprising by the Franklins. 4 Ireland Tops Hockey Pals At Golf : Bill Ireland led all the rest all the way in the first annual golf tournament held by the Weston Minor Hockey League. The show us held last Saturday at the Woodbridge Golf Club. With an even 80 score Bill Irgland beat our Gord Newbold by two strokes to take the chamâ€" pionship honors. Jack McKown and Chuck Clarke battled each other all, the way to the 18th green before settling for 85‘s and a tie for third place. Roy Dancey and Barry Hall were in trouble several times but managed to turn in respectable scores of 86 and 87 respectively to account for fourth and fifth spots on the standings. Norm Hannen‘s 92 lifted him to the sixth slot, with Bill Pope close behind with 93 and Les Hughes with the same total. Alf Hall posted a 95 and Ernie Leistner 98. Frank Hall carded exactly 99 shots. Over the 100 markâ€"and chock full of alibisâ€"were Barry Mcâ€" Kenzie, Art Turner, Bud Jennett, Chris Clarke, Perey Harmen, Norm McChesney, Stan Osborne, Sonny Osborne and Bob Bradâ€" stock. The rest of the field was strung out with scores ranging between 100 and the honest reâ€" portas of Ron Forbes, 126, and Ron Jenner at 154. Tournament director Barney Arnott started the players off sharply at 10.30 a.m. After turnâ€" ing in a fair card of his ownâ€" 112â€"he went on to take care of the distribution of prizes to a slightly weary but highly enâ€" thusiastic group of "golfers?" Pine St. Merrill Ave. Jane St. William St. Jame St. William St. Macdonald Ave Helen Ave. Cypress St. South Limit Lot 5 Plan 5092 Pine St. Jane St. Jane St. Lawrence Ave. W. Jane St. Cypress 8t. South Limit _ Lot 5 Plan 5092 North Limit â€" Block A Plan 1704 Pine 8t _ Jane St. Jane St. Queenslea Ave Steenson, $10; Nancy and Gus Mane, $5; Woodbridge Village Shoe Store, $5; Oscar Brooks, $10; Ronald Goodhead, $10 ; the players of Averall‘s Allâ€"Star baseâ€" ball team, $30. On Wednesday, July 27th, at 7 p.m. at Lone Pine Park, Woodbridge, there is to be a ball game between Mr. Kenneth Avarell‘s Mighty Aggregation of Allâ€"Stars and the Woodbridge softball nine. The contest, sponsored by the Woodbridge players, is for the GARY ARCHER FUND. Admission prices have been scaled down to 15 cents and 35 cents. All the proceeds will go to the FUND. Putting it all together, what with the cash total of $264 and a locker full of frozen food as of last week, the GARY ARCHER FUND adds up to exactly $334 plus the edibles. _ ___ _ â€" â€" So much for the FUNDâ€"now, speaking of games, and, more precisely, of a game. Most recent additions to the roster of donors to the GARY ARCHER FUND are the following: Tom But don‘t let that stop you from sending along your donation to THE TIMES AND GUIDE in Wesâ€" ton or THE WOODBRIDGE NEWS in Woodbridge. GAME LAWS A query from Ralph Libby, of Downsview, about the meaning of a rather baffling summary of certain provisions of the Ontario Game and Fisheries Act spurred an inquiry to the provincial department of lands and forests and an interesting explanation of the intent of one section of the Act. Now, to get back to speaking about the FUND. There seems to be some confusion about the project ; some vague idea that its purpose is to be "charitable" to Gary Archer. That idea never came from here. If the impression has got around that this is a ;charity pitch" then communcation really has broken own. What it was hoped that the fund would be was simply this: a chance for sportsmen and sportsâ€" women to give practical expression to a feeling of respect and admiration for a young man with courâ€" age. Neither the Time and Guide nor the Woodâ€" bridge News ever expected that the Fund would proâ€" duce anything like enough to keep this boy on Easy Stree_t. So, charityâ€"shmarity. It ain‘t no such thing! What interested Mr. Libby was paragraph 10 on page 18 of the booklet, "Summary Of Ontario Huntâ€" ing Regulations" issued by the department. Read fastâ€"or even slowlyâ€"the paragraph could be interâ€" preted to mean that you couldn‘t go around in huntâ€" ing country with anything bigger than a lowâ€"powered .22 calibre rifle, or a shotgun loaded with ball or shot larger than number two shot. As explained by a lands and forests department official, the regulation applies to (1) : hunting during the open season for caribou, deer or moose and (2) : carrying a bigâ€"game weapon when the resident huntâ€" ing licenceâ€"the tariff on which is $1.00â€"is strictly for small game. * Intent of the provision of the Act is to prevent wouldâ€"be hunters from wandering around caribou, deer or moose country in the open season for such game with a weapon that is more likely to annoy an animal of that size than to stop him, The Wonderful World of § P O R T S eri S P O R T S M E N ow cated C L 0 P n ind i ts e ind it So, Mr. Libby: the official advice on your quesâ€" tion is this : during the open season for big game, you will be likely to be carrying a gun big enough to handle such large characters as moose and deer. KLEINBURG GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB DOUG. BELL, Pro. Phone CY 6â€"1232 Helpful information will be given you by attendants at the shelter. This display will show you how to build your own fallout shelter for the protection of your family from radioactive fallout. Wednesday, July 27 and Thursday, July 28th PLAZA, KEELE & WILSON $16,400.00 10,841.00 5,155.00 3.184.00 8.425.00 2,867.00 3,362.00 3,809.00 20,052.00 25,607.00 Displayed at following locations Friday, July 22nd and Saturday, July 23 DOMINION STORE, 605 ROGERS ROAD Monday, July 25 and Tuesday, July 26th 71,944.00 19,757.00 11,8902.00 13,538.00 Highway 49 Just West of Highway 27 2,071.00 2,012.00 1,869.00 7,250.00 2,210.00 4,170.00 BASEMENT FALLOUT SHELTER See For Yourself â€" THE FUND â€" AND A GAME Pay As You Play and Membership THE FEDERALLY APPROVED WESTON FAIR GROUNDS $13,200.00 7,304.00 349100 2.490.00 5.169 00 2.215.00 2.317.00 2546 .00 20.976.00 17,558.00 55.357 00 13,565.00 8.928.00 9,561.00 211.00 2,710.00 111.00 214.00 Rates:â€"$2.00 Weekdays $3.00 Sat., Sun. & Holidays G. H. CLARKSON,, Town Clerk. $0.19 0.156 0.156 0.156 0.156 0.156 0.156 0.156 0.657 0.575 0.41 041 0Al 0.41 dar 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 League, stop running ahead of the rest of the pack to pose for a photograph. Currentâ€" ly spreadâ€"eagling the circuit, having won 10 games and tied one in eleven starts, the Allâ€" Stars hammered the Tuxedo Junction team, 10 to 1 in a 4â€"point game last week. Two nights later they went on to top the Red Pancers by a 7 to 1 margin. Bren Selvage has pitched in nine games and won all of them.. Since only an incredible collapse could keep them from finishing in first place by the cutoff date of August 1st, the Allâ€"Stars are certain to go into the O.A.S.A. playoffs IRENE GRAY At the rose show and court whist held at the Anglican Church of St. Stephen on Wednesday, June 22, the following ladies won prizes in the rose show: Mrs. G. Hibbs, Mrs. Sykes and Mrs. Schneddar. Lucy Trow won honâ€" orable mention. The judges were Mrs. Marion Pamplin and Mrs. Dorothy Shorey. The court whist winners were Mrs. Trow, Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Cam. KEN‘S CHERUBS, alias Avarell‘s Allâ€"Stars, runaway leaders in the North York Softball In the western division of the North York Amateur Softball league, bantams, on Monday, July 11, at Yvonne avenue school, Crang Plaza defeated Black Real Estate 15 to 8. Winning pitcher was Alex MacNicol. Home runs were scored by Howie Sandles and Allan O‘Donnell. On Wednesâ€" BEVERLEY HILLS AND OAKDALE AGRES ‘If your water heater canâ€" not cope with today‘s heavier dm we will be glad to a modâ€" ern automatic electric water heater just right placement of heater, and cost of electricity are all covered by one attractive monthly charge. Our staff will be g‘t‘d to tell you all about this allâ€" inclusive HOT WATER Woodbridge R.O.A. LET YOUR OLD WATER HEATER RETIRE GRACEFULLY 8th Avo., Woodbridg« Phone ATies 8â€"1101 SAAsgA® _‘ e nEew ravEeDp « saANCTIONED TRACK e ADULTS $1.00 STOCK CA R 2s RACES PINECRES T }\ CA + “fi{*"'fi,fi% Zifi @y’?‘@* 2/3 en hy‘ 2 Lk P L P ho t CC o k . is mpit y se s f h 2 * my 4 m UR w 4 4 NN L 1 ty HARL T: -5__ ‘ day, July 13, at Roding Park, Crang Plaza â€" defeated Space Sports Wear 28 to 7. Winning pitcher was Danny Sharpe. Home runs were scored by Brian Lengâ€" lett, Jim Grice and Howie Dorothy and Margaret Mcâ€" Tavish have been enjeying a holiâ€" day at Kincardine. Birthday greetings to Sharon |interesting and very popular twoâ€" Cunliffe of Elmhurst drive, on|week session of â€"daily vacation the 21st; Reta Reed, 10 Raymore schools tomorrow, July 22. drive, on the same day; Mrs.| Congratulations to A. Fleming McGraw. July 24th; Mrs. E. Watâ€" and his new bride. The wedding kins, July 25th; Gladys Ferguson, | was at Rexdale United Church on 46 Lockheed boulevard, July 26th,‘ Saturday. NO. 7 HIGHWAY WOoOoDBRIDGE | MOTORS LTD. | 1960 PLYMOUTHS 1960 VAZLIANTS "DEMONSTRATORS" “COMPA;DY CARS" E!}Ewg SAT. 832 â€" â€" LADIES & JALOPIES | _ ELMLEA SPEEDWAY â€" No. 7 HIGHWAY AS LOW AS SALE T T $2100.090 FULL NEW CAR WARRANTY as representatives of North York. Pictured from left to right are: kneeling, Bill Kennedy, Al Griffen, Spider Brown, Charlie Lennox: standing, George Hicken, Mike Macey, Ross Brooks, Gord Yewman, Bren Selvage and George House. Not within reach when the photograph was taken were the others on the team rosterâ€"Charlie Burns, Bill Susko, Bob Nevin, Chet Maslanka, Ross Ballantyne. Well out of reach was the remaining Allâ€" Star, Tom Dublinski of Big Four football fame. He is presently in Denver, Colorado, working out with that city‘s entry in the new U.S. professional football league. P (Across From Roxy Theatre) PHONE ATlas 8â€"1191 JOTTINGS Sandles September The Anglican Church of ‘}St. Stephen is holding services durâ€" ing the summer at 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. No evening services until and Nancy Staples celebrates her very first birthday on July 22nd. Rexdale Presbyterian Church on Islington avenue winds up an interesting and very popular twoâ€" week session of â€"daily vacation schools tomorrow, July 22. ;!rvi B WOODBRIDGE CH. 1â€"0135