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6 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Thurs, August 21, 1952 Richmond Hill Perkins Farm & Home Equipment 23 Markham Rd. Richmond Hill TELEPHONE - TUrner 4 - 1229 converts your present Furnace to an AUTOMATIC BURNER at Low Cost You can have your present furnace or hoiler converted to an automatic hard coal burner by installing a HERCO Con- version UNIT. The conversion unit can be fitted to most conventional boilers or fur- naces of equal rating. Coal feed and ash removal is completely automatic. We also have ten used tractors which have been rebuilt and painted. We have a u3ed tractor to fit your needs. Do you need an extra tractor for a day or week? We will rent you one at a small rental. 1 Used 3~furrow McCormick ace bottom tractor plow 1 Used 2-fu‘rrow McCormick ace bottom tractor plow 1 Slightly Used No.‘ 64 six foot engine drive Combine, with pick-up attachment 1 Used 5 Ft. McCormick Combine, with power take-ofl? drive l 6 Ft McCormick Harmw Plow “ith power- -lift and tractor hitch Oxford St. The " HERCO ” Conversion UNIT Forced Air and Gravity Installations Phone 281 JONES COAL CO. = YOUR == PONTIAC - BUICK ‘ a. M. c. DEALER FOR SALE' General Heating II. J. PATFIELD BERT GILBERT Furnaces cleaned and repaired Eavestrough - Tinsmithing TUrner 4-1851 Aurora TU. 4-2076 A sufficient number of boys have been appearing at the park on Wednesday evenings to form two Rotary sponsored ball teams. On Wednesday. August 20, the Rotary boys played with the Orange Home team. Watch next week’s paper for the results. The directors hope to schedule a game with the boys of Highland Park before school he- gins. One of them had just made a good cast and was retrieving his lure. He had it up over the side of the boat when the musky “struck”. It missed the lure. but landed squarely in the middle of the boat. The men are now laying claim to the world's speed record for landing a musky. Rotary Boys Will Play Highland Pk. Two Americans were fishing in Eagle Lakemear Dryden, Ont., the other day when they caught a 28 lb. musky . . . that is, the musky caught them. Mangotich pinned Flicker to take the first fall, but only after both he and Sullivan had given him a thor- ough going over. The second round was on much the same lines as the first, but this time Flicker (with help from Garner pinned Sullivan. Sullivan was pinned again by ‘Red’ in the third fall, to win the match. Mangotich, as usual, objected to this, so Garner came back and threw both him and his partner out of the ring. They were still fighting as they went out to the dressing rooms. The semi-final, between'two lo- cal boys, Bobby (Ironman) Jordan and Joe Greenfield was won by Jordan when he took Greenfield with a cross buttock and body press. It was an exceptionally clean bout. In the preliminary of the even- ing “Big Jim” Krochter. the Aur- ora policeman, beat Jerry Sullivan of Brampton. Break Time Record For Landi’ng Musky By Quintin Wight The main wrestling bout at Aurâ€" ora, August 18, a tag team of “Red” Garner and Jack Flicker vs Mango- tich ' and Tom Sullivan, provided most of the evening’s thrills, when both teams threw caution to the winds, and’started roughing it up mighty fine, 25. in the Schoolhouse, For the purpose of discussing the continuation of the bus ser- vice; the discontinuation or the extension of the service. Dated at Jefferson; Ontario, this 16th day of August. 1952. D. MILLER J. PASSMORE N. BURNETT Trustees S. S. No. 4 Markham 8: S. S. No. 21 Vaughan Sixteen rinks competed in the tournament. The Memorial Cup for annual competition honors the memory of three former outstand- ing members of the Club, Albert E. Glass, E. T. Stephens and Geo. S. Walwin Skip Charlie Willis of Newmark- et was second with three wins and score of 49. Markham rinks took the honors for two wins and single victory with rinks skipped by Messrs. Heaney and Weir: Skip Weir had a playâ€" off with Skip A1 White of Richmond Hill for his share of the prize money. 0F JEFFERSON SCHOOL Will be held at 8.30 o’clock in the evening of Monday, August Gamer & Flicker TakeTeam Bout Skip Jim Grainger supported by Len Clement and Ernie Hall won three decisive victories last Wed- nesday to take top honors and the Memorial Cup in a Trebles tourn- ament at Richmond Hill. The win- nets had a record of three wins and a score of 53. It was a lucky day for the others in the party when Howard Bennett caught a 15 lb. Northern Pike and Gordie Craig hooked an 11 pound- er. Earlier in the week Ted lost another big one when his line broke. Two years ago he caught a 35 1b. Muskie ‘in the same area. Local Rink Wins Memorial Trophy A SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING OF RATEPAYERS of the biggest fish we have ever seen, a 36 pound Muskilonge. This 54 inch monster was caught with an 18 lb. test line and 21 Williams Wobbler. When the fish was hook- ed. it slowed the boat almost to a standstill and the anglers thought they had snagged on a log but half an hour's work proved that it was no lag. While on his holidays at Callan- der Bay last weerk.r Ted landed one In the matter of fishing, some say it's the bait that counts while others claim that it's just sheer luck, but whatever it is, Ted Ben- nett of Centre St. West. Richmond Hill, has certainly discovered the secret. R. H. Angler Hooks A 36 Lb. "Muskie" District Sports News 13, Breast Stroke. Girls: Carolyn Jennings; Boys: Jim Murray, Don Kent. Don Raeburn. Currie‘ Penny Reid. Carole Smith; Boys: John Bennett, Jack Robeson, Carl Beeston. 13, Freestyle, Girls: Carolyn Jennings, Pat Ward, Carole Smith; Boys: Don Kent, Jim Murray, Don Raeburn, Rev. E. E. Kent and Rev. S. A. R. Wood, ably assisted by P. D. McTaggart-Cowan, A. R. Sumner, W. D. Balfour of T.A.R.C., F. J. Maw and Miss Jean Lak of the staff, were officials for the evenâ€" .ing. The CBC could well inves~ tigate Miss June Collard who han- dled the mike and records for the meet. She is the Thornhill Area Recreation Committee’s choice for No. 1 Disc Jockey and did an ex- cellent job. The Thornhill Girls Swimming Club presented a very fine cigarette lighter and compact to Mrs. S. S. Warren for her help to them in the past year. ' The following are the results of the swimming meet: 12 and under, Freestyle, Girls: Patsy Reid and Nancy Appleby, Sandra Sowdon. June Lohonan; Boys: Bill Stratton, John Spence, Bruce Barker. 14. Freestyle. Girls: Carole Smith, Penny Reid. Barbara Curâ€" rie: Boys: Carl. Beeston. 12 and under. Breast Stroke, Girls: Patsy Reid. Sandra Sowdon Nancy Appleby; Boys: John Spence Bill Stratton . 15, Freestyle. Girls: Linda Bell; Boys: John Bennett. Jack Robeson. 16 & over. Freestyle, Girls: Joan Wade. Jane Tobias. Joan Peppiatt of Newmarket won over Marg. Davis, of the same town, in a three set match, by a [score of 6-2,3-6,6-3. Three were tid for third position, June Adams of Aurora, Eleanor Smith and A1- IvernaVSmith from Richmond Hill. The THornhill Area Recreation Committee Trophy was presented by Mr. P. D. McTaggart-Cowan. vice-chairman T.A.R.C., to Miss Marilyn Wesley, who swam a duet number with Miss Sunny Zinkan on' Monday night in the special pro- gram for synchronized swimming. Marilyn and Sunny repeated their number for the spectators Wednes- day evening. The girls in the Thornhili Swimming Club went to the city weekly last winter and spring to learn, practice and pre pare their synchronized swimming, and deserve a great deal of credit for what they have accomplished, as do the parents who weekly went down to bring the girls home. The Lions Club Trophy for the girl with the highest point total in the meet was presented by Mr. Dick Jeffries, president bf the Lions Club and was won by Miss Caroline Jennings. Thiormhill Area Recreation Comm The second annual Aqua Meet, sponsored by the Thornhill Area Recreation Committee was held Wednesday night, August 13, 1952, at the Thornhill Swimming Pool. The event was well attended by both competitors and spectators, with over 100 boys and girls com- peting. The Dr. W. R. Wesley Challenge Cup for Diving, presented by Dr. Wesley was won by John Bennett for the second time with a fine diving exhibition. The Lions Club Trophy for the boy with the highest point total m the meet was also presented by Mr. Dick Jefleries. and won by John Bennett again for the second time. Second Annual Aqua Meet Heéd At Thornhill Pool With Over 100 Boys And Giris Competing As first prize Keith and Joan re- ceived a car rug, and as second Marg. Davis was presented with a beach coat, and Charlie Lee with a travelling bag. Keith Davis. president of New- market Club, defeated Charlie Lee, also of Newmarket, in a two-set match, with a score of 6-2, 6â€"3, to take the men‘s singles. Tied for third place were Harry Hill of Richmond Hill and Frank Dampf of Mount Albert. The round-robin tournament sponsored by Newmarket tennis club was completed last week-end with the men’s and ladies‘ singles titles going to Newmarket players. Thornhill Area Rec. Committee Ladies Doubles: lst team. Elean- or Smith. Alverna Smith vs Mad. Rennie. Marg. Green. Mt. Albert, 6-4, 4-6, 6â€"4 for Richmond Hill; 2nd team was defaulted for lack of player. Men's Doubles. lst team, Harry Hill, Paul Morley vs Franlt Dampf, Seaman Woods, Mt. Albert, 1-6, 6-3, 6-5, for Mt. Albert; 2nd team, Terry McCauley, Keith Teetzel vs Garnet Gray, Buns Will- is, Mt. Albert, 6-1. 6-1, for Mt. Al- bert. Mixed Doubles: lst team, Newmarket Takes Firsts At Round Robin Tournament Match results between Mount Albert and the Hill for August 13, are ~- MounL Albert won the semi-fin- als of the North York Tennis Lea- gue when they defeated Richmond Hill August 13, taking five mat- ches to the local club's three. They snubbed out Newmarket. who beat Aurora on the same night, by one point. A Final standing for the semis is Mount Albert 10. Newmarket 9, Richmond Hill 4. and Aurora 1. For the finals the first place and third place teams will meet. and the second and fourth. These clubs met last night on neutral courts, results to be announced next week. Mount Albert Wins Semi-Finals Beat Newmarket’ By One Point 15. Breast Stroke, Girls: Mari- lyn Wesley, Linda Bell. 16 & oVér, Breast Stroke, Girls Sonya D. Zinkan. Joan Wade. Back Stroke, 12 & under, Girls: Patsy Reid, Nancy Appleby, Cath- erine Glen; Boys: Bruce Barker, John Spence, Bill Stratton. 13 Backstroke, Girls: Carolyn Jennings; Boys: Doug Tarpley, Don Kent, Don Raeburn 14, Backstroke, Girls: Carole Smith. 15 Backstroke, Girls: Linda Bell. 14 & 15, Backstroke, Boys: John When Ted Hogan gets his blue and white No. 7 rolling there just seems to be no stopping him. This fact certainly must be evident to the 40 or so drivers who visit Pine- crest Speedway twice weekly in search of the cash which accom- panies success in the stock car rac- ing trade. Last Saturday night, before more than 3,000 racing fans, Hurrying Hogan made it three feature race victories in succession as he care- fully guided his jalopy over a damp track. George Conquer was second, Wild Bill Greathead third. The amazing thing about Hogan is that since arriving at Pinecrest early in June he has won six fea: ture races. But even more unus- ual, his successes have come in A demonstration of the different stages of progress is being planned with the beginners as well as the more advanced swimmers particiâ€" pating. . A swimming meet for boys and girls under 12 years of age and all those who have been attending the two weekly classes, will be held on Saturday morning, August 23, at the Thornhill Swimming Pool from 10 o’clock on. It is hoped by the instructors that as many parents as possible will attend to see what the girls and boys have been learning. Ted Hogan Does It Again - In Three Feature Race Victories Alverna Smith, Paul Morley v9 Marg. Green. Frank Dampf. Mt. Albert 6-3 fbr Richmond Hill;; 2nd team. Eleanor Smith, Harry Hill vs Mad. Rennie. Seman Woods. Mt. Albert. 6-3 for Richmond Hill; 3rd team Eleanor Smith (playing twice), Keith Teetzel vs Nora Woods, Bun Willis, 6-4 for Mount Albert; 4th team, Joyce Wilde, Terry McCauley vs Kay Hastings. Garnet Gray, Mt. Albert. 6~5 for Mount Albert. Swimfning Meet Sat. At The Thornhill Pool LES. LYMAN DON GEORGE BOBBY JORDAN WRESTLING A1,. ORLANDO MAIN BOUT GOP] MANGOTICH vs CHAMPION JACK DIAMOND ALEX JENSEN Langstafi Recreation Committee Tuesday Aug. 26th Richmond Hill Arena SPECIAL BENEFIT NIGHT FOR BILL CLUBINE AND FARMER NORM 4TH PKLLIMINARY 3RD PRELIMINARY lST PRELIMINARY 2ND PRELIMINARY SEMI-FINAL V S V S Y S Novelty Relay Team: J’une ard, Carolyn Jennings, Bill ton, Larry Vlassoff. Medley Relay Team, Girls: Car- ole Smith, Heather Bell. Carolyn Jennings; Joan Wade, Marilyn Wesley. Sonya D. Zinkan; Patsy Reid, Nancy Appleby, Linda Bell. Boys: John Bennett, Carl Beeston, Larry Vlassoff; Bob Vlassoff, Bill Stratton. Don Kent; Don Raeburn, Jim Murray‘ Doug Tarpley. Bennett, Carl Beestonh Jack Robe- son. 16 & over Backstroke: Joan Wade, Sonya D. Zinkan. Saturday's meet was studded with accidents as the slippery track took a heavy toll. There was a spec- tacular gang crash on the first lap of the feature, necessitating a re- start and earlier, Jim Hallehan was moved to hospital to get a split e‘ye repaired after crashing a guard rail. While everyone acknowledges that accidents are part of the dangerous businessf professional pedal-pushing, the .o. 7 Highway track has experienced only one serious injury this season. And the victim of third-degree burns on that occasion, Doug Robinson, re- turned to action Saturday night after a month in hospital. bunches of three, the first interrup- ted as Ben Lalomia of Buffalo rac- ed to three in a row. Results: Name Yds. per min. Band No. H. Suter .. . . 1065 19641 H. Suter .... 1062 188’?" Garner & Son 10619 19905 H. Suter .. . . 1062 19963 E. Brennan . 1058 19952 M. Larocque 1054 19934 N. Bowen . . . . 1046.2 19928 G. Bowen . . . . 1045.9 19717 J. Stamp .... 1044.7 19949 Pools: H. Suter lst 100; E. Bren- nan, lst 25c. ing Turner 4-1261. The Far North Racing Pigeon Club held ‘its second young bird race of the season, from Peterboro, Ontario, at an airlihe distance of 64 miles. The weather; was very hot and humid. Miss Ada Mackenie of Vaughan St. Richmond Hill, will skipper Canada's seven member team that will compete in the British open and other major women's golf tournaments next year. Miss Mackenzie‘rs team will in- clude golfers from Ontario, Que- bec, Alberta and British Columbia. Ada Mackenzie Heads Canadian Giris Golf Team Every week is bargain week In the.c1assified ad. section. Use it for lluying or selling by telephon- H. Suter Takes 1st & 2nd In Pigeon Race JOE GREENFIELD JERRY SULLIVAN JOHNNY PARISI JIM KROCHTER BILL CLUBINE Coll‘ Strat CANADIAN NATIONAI EXHIBITIAN . O 3 RICHMOND HILL TUrner 4-1221 i WWMWWW l. A. "ovlhey. Pmédenl Elwood A Hulhn. Central Manuel EAVESTROUGHING - -vâ€" It'sthefiarld'slargestAnnual V Exhibition, and this year it's goingto be the biggest, most thrilling ever! 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