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NORTH I Richmond Hill Phone TUrner 4-l56l IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Isrnc spun new I ’Poison’ Takeda Appears At Aurora Next Monday at the Aurora Memorial Gardens, the local fans will be able to see the fab- ulous “Poison Cam Takeda" in action. This is the Jap grap- pler who we all have been wait- ing to see all season. and match- maker Tom Nelson expects a sell out crowd. This great wrestler has been cutting quite a swath through the Canadian heavy- weight ranks and last week at the Guelph Gardens defeated Les Lyman. Canadian Heavyweight champion. Lyman, no mean wrestler himself. as all the fans know, says he has never met an opponent as fast or as vicious as this Jap. Small, by heavyweight standards he nevertheless has been undefeated here in Canada, and Tom Nelson is hard put to find any of the locals who will climb into the ring with him. His flying tackles and spectacular aerial work keep the fans in a constant uproar and extra pol- ice are needed to restrain the more bloodthirsty fans. Two weeks ago in Windsor. he put Roy McCluskey in the hospital with a concussion and in doing so eliminated a strong contender. Herb Ioinn Tops Combines League Standing to date. after three weeks of bowling at the Rich- mond Bowl, for the Combines League is as follows: Rose Kings 17. Littles 14. To'pnotchers 14, Try Hards 12. Squares 10. Hill~ billies 6. Lucky Strikes 6 and Yags 5. In last Monday's bowling. Herb Joslin led the men and had top high flat score, 329, 280. 160, and high triple score of 769. Irene Mashinter won the high ladies‘ flat with 240 and high triple with a score of 618. The league will. not bowl on Thanksgiving Day. Thursday Nighters The Thursday Nighters Leag~ ue opened its season on Sept. 29. Team scores were: Tigers 5. Bombers _5, Cards 5, Red Sox 5. Strikeouts 2, Kingpins 2, Indians 2, Handicappers 2. Top scorers for three games were Ruth Cowan with 621 and Harold Ground with 673. Individual high scorers for the ladies were: Ruth Cowan 268. Shirley Broderick 248, Minnie Ground 242, Isobel Savage 231, Ann Reid 205, Ruth Gould 206. High single game scores for men were: Floyd Pratt 269. Eric Charity 254. 202. Fred Bovaird 250, Harold Ground 240. 237. Ben Thompson 220. 216, Vic Bro» derick 220. Willie Beresford 217, Cam Cowan 217. 202. Bill Hall 212. Jack Hall 212, Dick Mills 202. On Oct. 10 Matchmaker Nelson is trying to get Ed Mangotich. the rugged Slavic wrestler, to take on the Jap and if this match is made he can be sure of a sell-out crowd. Semi-Final Eddie Saxon. the very popular English grappling ace, will clash with Jack Flicker .in the Semi- final event and this promises to be a real battle. The English boy is fast and clever and Flickâ€" er is the rough and ready type. The fans are assured of a real fight to a finish with no quarter asked or given. No other out- standing events are being _ar- ranged by Nelson who promises the outstanding card of the fall season at the Aurora Memorial Gardens. So if you plan on be~ ing there you had better get your ticket early. 1 Greenhouse League High Singles: Al Baker 290. W. Mills 239. 'I‘ed Bennett 221, Reg. Baker 204, N. Bowen 217, W. Baker 212, F. Leech 280, E. Cook 230. Mrs. Robbins 213. A. Everett 214. 233. I. Everett 213, R. Robbins 277. High Triples: Al. Baker 642, F. Leech 615, W. Mills 619. Richmond Rollers E. Carlisle 237. E. Hastie 229, E. Dale 212, W. Yonge 206, S. Stundon 206, F. Littleford 281, G. Battier 232. . BETHESDA : The United Church here is celebrating the 100th an- niversary of the building of the church. - WANTED ASSISTANT TO THE ASSESSOR I Applications will be re- ceived by the undersigned, for the position of Assist-- ant to the Assessor, for the Village of Richmond Hill. State fully, experience ‘& qualifications. October 15. Full particulars duties at this office. Russell Lynett, Clerk Richmond Hill Village as to it PLANTS ’3 g 57.5 a s E g a E =-' g as E .. g E .. a E . g E E as g g E Nurseries at Elgin film“IIililllliIlllilllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIliIIIIIIIiIIIIlIIlIIIIlIIIlillIllillIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllIlliIlllIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII * SHRUBS * EVERGREENS WHOLESALE & RETAIL _*_._ Jones Gardens Visit our stall at the Farmers’ Market, Thornhill I RICHMOND HILL Figure Skating Association Annual Fees Are Now Due Please mail to: MRS. N. 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Heavy 8; Light Horses Sheep Show Dairy Cattle Show Poultry Show Lorne Scots Band Children Free “The biggest rural fair in the Dominion" ' Oak Ridges Bowling Team standing: Willows 11, Champions 8. Swampcrs 8. Strik- ers 8. Happy Wonderers 7. Tree Tops 5. Axe Handles 5. Strike Rites 5. Three Strikes 5. Wild- cats 4. Royals 3. Portsiders 3, Ladies high 3: Kay Walacc 548, Eve Creror 534. Marge Smith 527. \‘erna Roertier 510. Men's high 3; Bill Haanpaa 645. Bill Fuller 626. Max Gra- ham 622. Card Rowe 609. Ladies high single: Eve Crcor 256, Kay Wallace 235, Harriet Mgrgerum 232, Verna Focrtier 21 . Men‘s high single: Sid Shel- drake 283, Bill Haanpaa 279. Bill Fuller 255, Max Graham 254. Friendship League Friendship League Tuesday afternoon scores: Peggy Ripley 232 219; Gladys DeFoe 277; Maud Benjamin 231; Jessie Grainger 208 209: Ruth Charity 224: Emily Bunker 220; Ann Reid 220; Gladys Bennett 215; Beth Rice 215; Eleanor Lccuyer 213; Ruth Cowan 207; Jean Sims 207; Dot Turner 206; Lorraine Acreman 205; Vi McLatchy 200. 10% THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday. October 6. 1955 7 Water Levels May Effect Water Fowl The effect of fluctuating water levels on waterfowl populations has been noticeably demonstrat- ed this year, from reports re- ceived. Those marshes with eith- er natural or artificially main- tained water levels have produc- ed a normal to above normal hatch of migratory birds and may be expected to provide fine duck hunting on opening day. Accord- ing to H. R. McCrimmon. 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