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IN THE MATTER OF the Estate of Angus Murchison All persons having claims agâ€" ainst the estate of .wngus Murâ€" chison. deceased. late of the Township of Vaughan. in the County of York, who died on or about the 15th day of August. 1957. are hereby notified to send them to the undersigned, duly verified. on or before the 23rd day of July, 1958. After which date, the assets of the above mentioned estate will be distributed among the per- sons entitled there to having re- gard only to claims of which the administrator shall then have notice. Aurora, Ontario.‘ Solicitor for the Administrator Dated this 23rd day of June, 1958. Coggins & Lancaster Upholstery RECOVERING, REPAIRS ETC. FREE ESTIMATES EASY TERMS Coggins & Lancaster Upholstery 10A CENTRE ST_. E. TU. 4-3203 Notice To Creditors and Others Nineteen boys and 18 girls. all members "f the Richmond Hill Track and Field Club left by bus today (Thursday) for the Eastern Canadian Championships at St. Lambert, Quebec. These young people range in age from 11 to 19 years. They have filed 114 en- tries covering most events. The championships will be held this Friday and Saturday. Accomparying the athletes will lm (.‘v-r-h William Babcock, Secretary Peter Savage and Mrs. J. Munroe. This will mark the second year the Richmond Hill club has participated in this an- nual meet. Last year the town fielded only five entries. large Turnout QuebecTrackMeet MFA“ DODGE â€" NOW’S nus TIME 1'0 TRY DODGE â€" NOW’S THE TIME 1'0 BUY DODGE AT YOUR DODGE DEALER IN RICHMOND HILL, Wm. NEAL, TM 2091 WILLIAM H. C. BAILEY, W1 AZ/fs & JMW’X RACES Free Exhibition Parking for the British Empire games, ar- rived home last Sunday from Saskatoon. Saskatchewan, after putting forth a good effort. Mar- ian Munroe ran second in the 80 meter hurdles (time 12.2, third in the heat for the 100 yd. dash and she was a member of the Central Ontario Track and Field Team which ran third (time 47.9, distance 440). John Passmore ran 2nd in the 120 yard (high) hurdles (15. seconds), second in the 440 (int; yard hurdles (time 55.05). The re- lay team he ran on made a lst 'in Miss Marian Munroe, one of Richmond Hill’s two en- tries in the British Empire Games Track and Field Trials, and Coach William Babcock are seen being greeted on their arrival back home at Malton Airport last Sunday evening. The two day trials were held last Friday and Saturday in Saskatoon. John Passmore, Richmond Hill’s other entry had returned home on an earlier flight. Shown abbve are (left to righ7c) Mrs. William Bab- cock, Coach Babcock, Marian Munroe and Marian’s par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Munrbe. The local represent tives to last week’s track and fi d trials Feeling that play had sufiic- iently improved, the team moved up another league. Coach this year is popular Stan Ransom Jr. Stan, well known from his many years as a player and for his ab- ility as a team organizer. The team has a hard core of players held over from previous years. Coach Ransom and right fielder Bob McKee were on the original team sponsored by Shep- pard and Gill. Sil Stefian joined five years ago. Joe and Lorne McLean and Gord Banton are now four year members. In 1954 the team left the Maple league and entered the York-Peel Softball League. The team’s best years to date have been in 1956 when they won the York-Peel Inter- mediate C championship and in 1957 when they were run- ners up. The team has currently won four and lost four. In the statistics department, eight of the 14 team members are married. The average age is 25. ranging from 21 to 34. Most of the players live locally. Their ex- perience has been gained in dif- ferent leagues around the city and one player spent a season in the Kirkland Lake area. A breakdown is as follows: â€" Stan Ransom â€"â€" one of the or- iginal players. Stan organized the team eight years ago. He now acts as coach and substitute third baseman. This marks the first year that a local ball team has been entered in the newly organized Markham Township Intermediate Softball League. The Richmond Hill Dynes Jewellers are sponsored by well known Yonge St, business- man Vern Dynes. The team has had a busy time since its inception eight years ago. The original team was sponsored by Sheppard and Gill Lumber Company and entered in the Maple Di‘s- trict Softball League. Bob McKee â€" 315) a member of the original team. Good all- round player. Played catcher, second base and this year is hold- ing the right field position. He is fast on the base lines and is having a good year hitâ€"wise. Bob lives in Thornhill and as a re- sult he missed last season be- cause of the residen: ruling. Sil Steflan â€"â€" home town boy. plays catcher and shortstop. This year he is playing catcher. Sil got his experience in Toronto and Kirkland Lake hardball lea- gues. Bill Jackson â€" a right handed pitcher with good control. Bill knows how to pick the corners and how to deliver a tricky change of pace. He lives in Glen- brae Subdivision. This is his sec- ond year with the team. His rec- ord shows that he has won two and lost three as of June let. George Ward â€" now living in Glenbrae subdivision This is his first year pitching for the Dynes Before he was sidelined three years ago because of a knee in- jury Ward played in the High Park League and was to have moved up to the Beaches League, A conventional right handed pit- cher, George is improving each game and could wind up the sea- son the best in the league. His :Dyned 1am Wdoued 71/) 30 W/COMQ flame 'aling 440 yard relay (time 43.1 sec). and third in the mxle relay (4 minutes 3 seconds time). Although neither runner made the'team both were among the final choices of the judges. When a choice is made more than just the day‘s performance is 'con- sidered, past records and versa- tility are all taken into account. The local Rotary Club assisted both athletes and Coach William Babcock in making the trip. The Richmond Hill Track and Field Club is sending 39 mem- bers to St. Lamburt, Quebec, June 26-28 to compete in the Eastern Canadian Championships. Tom Easton â€" now in his third season for Dynes. He comes from Toronto and is now living in Bev- erley Acres. Besides being good record to date is one loss and two wins. Ward is also a good hitter. Ron Meraska â€" lives in Glen- brae Subdivision. This season he at the plate he is an excellent utility man. He has played most of the infield spots and is now playing first base. “Tom is the ‘Character’ of the team, what- ever Easton can’t think of Mer- aska can" says coach Ransom. is playing second base. He is an excellent infielder, has lots of speed, thinks fast and is a great playmaker. Jack Morkin â€" playing his first'year with the Dynes in the shortstop spot. His experience is reflected through his playing. Jack is one of the few players who have the uncanny sense of knowing lust where to be and when. His hitting has not been as good this season as in previ- ous years. Moe Williamson â€" comes from Newtonbrook to play third base and utility catcher. He played for Dynes in 1956 but missed last year because of the resident rul- ing. Moe learned his ball in North York and Toronto Leagues. He won the batting title in the York-Peel League in 1956. Pete Yawni â€" has been side- lined by injuries. A left-hander, he plays first base. Pete is a ter- rific fielder and ball handler. full of hustle and spirit. This is his first season for the Dynes. Dale Watts â€" one of the ‘youngsters’ on .the team, the left fielder hails from out Wood- bridge way. Before coming to the Dynes this year Dale played hardball in Stouffville. He is a left.handed hitter and a good lead ofi man. Lorne McLean â€" the second installment of the McLean bro- thers. He plays centre field. Not a flashy fielder, Lorne plays a sure but fast field. He is an aver- age 'hltter. Joe McLean â€" plays the key- stone sack. Played in Toronto be- fore coming to the Dynes. Joe plays a steady game. hits well. Gord Eamon â€" now Richmond Acres, Gord his ball in Toronto. His asset is his strong arm curatre throwing. â€" Photo by Thomson living in learned greatest and ac- ’1 er Aurora â€" 200410010005451311 Dynesâ€" ' AURORA WINS HOME AND HOME SERIES Aurora took a home and home series from Richmond Hill Dynes last week. by scores of 9 to 4 and 13 to 8. The winning pitchers were Charles and Stunden and the losing pitchers were Jackson and Ward. Tuesday's game went 12 innings. June 19 â€" Aurora â€" AB R H Batteries. Mainprize: Cowan (P! and Craig (C2 ‘ Wimbridge: Bowen (P) and Rob- erts (C) ‘ Dr. Cam Cowan of Mainprize Drugs pitched his sixth straight victory on Tuesday night when Mainprize defeated Oak Ridges. 5 to 1. Chuck McLean and Bob Dyer had :wo hits each for Main- prize and Cunninghad two hits for Oak Ridges. On Thursday, June 19, Main- prize Drugs defeated Wimbridge- Glenbrae by a score of 12 to 11. The game was played at Rich- mond Hill and Went eleven in- nings. A home run by Bob Dyer with Dr. Cowan on first base was the deciding factor in the last of lhe eleventh. Jack Tovell had four hits, Hillaby and Cowan three hits each. Mainprize 14 12 2 Wimbridge . 13 11 4 Homers: Jock Tovell and Grant Gibb Mainprize 5 9 2 Oak Ridges 1 6 3 Batteries: Mainprize: C. Cowan (P‘, and J On Thursday. June 19, the Richmond Hill Invitation Track and Field Meet was held at Aur- ora. Teams were sent from each of the public schools in Richmond Hill to compete against Aurora Public School which has held the Richmond Hill Police Champion- ship Award, a trophy donated by the police department of Rich- mond Hill, for the past'two years. After an afternoon of exciting competition McConaghy School won the championship. There were three age groupsâ€"junior (10 and under), intermediate (11- 12), and senior (13 and over). The point system used was 5 points for first, 3 for second, and 1 for third, except in the relay races where double that number was given for each position. All the Richmond Hill teams enjoyed the warm hospitality of the Aurora pupils and staff. ‘ McConaghy School Winners Of Invitation Track And Field Meet Junior Girls 50 yd. dash, Brenda Edmiston (B.A.), Jeanette Jury (A), Barbara Fawns (McC); 75 yd. dash, Rose- mary Ross (Mack), Brenda Ed- miston (BA), BarbaraJ Fawns (McC); Relay Race, Joanne Flynn, Barbara Fawns, Diane Calverley, Linda Mackenzie (McC); Jeanette Jury, Anne Harriam, Mary Rob- ertson, Anne Hutchins (A); Brenda Edmiston, Linda Mc- Cardy, Susan Pitt. Rosemary James (B.A.); Standing Broad, Dianne Calverley 611%" (McC), Rosemary Ross 99%" (Mack), Patricia Keroft‘ 6’6" (A); High Jump, Linda McKenzie 3’91/2” (McC), Penny Reid 3’85” (Mack‘, Dianne Calverley 3‘8" (McC); Individual Championships, Bren- da Edmiston (B.A.) '6 pts,, Rose- mary Ross (Mack) 8 pts., Dianne Calverley (McC) 6 pts., Linda McKenzie (McC) 5 pts. Junior Boys 53 yd. dash, Bob Patfield (Mack), Herb Fohrenkamm (3A.) Dave Broderick; 75 yd. dash, Bob Patfield (Mack), Herb Fohren- kamm (BA), Ricky Peterson (A); Relay Race, Ricky Peterson, Roger Knowles. Gavin Harris, John Ardill (A); Bob Patfield. Jim Fleming, Bruce Sims‘, Don Tur- ner (Mack); Martti De Labarre, Peter Moseby, George Lusignan, Dave Pratt (McC): Standing Broad, Martti De Labarre 6’10” 'McC). John Ardill 6'6” 4A), David Webb 63%" (Mack); High Jump. Herb Fohrenkamm 3’9" (BAA, Peter Gates 3’8" <W.S.i. Don Turner 3’6” (Mack); Individ- ual Champions, Herb Fohren- kamm (B.A.) 11 pts.. Bob Patfield (Mack) 10 pts, Martii De Labarre (McC) 5 pts. Intermediate Girls 50 yd. dash, Susan Boone (Mack), Jane Clement (McC), Flora Liefhebber (A): 75 yd. dash, Susan Boone (Mack). Jane Clem- en: (McC). Bettina Harvey (McC‘: Relay Race. Pauline Black, Ruth Foster. Virginia Moddle, Flora Liefhebber (A); Jane Clement, Bettina Harvey, Janet Ellis, Eliza- beth Matthews, (NIch Pat Ful- ton. Pat Craine, Barbara Lentine, Vivian Nieberg (WS): Standing Broad, Jane Clement 7‘02" (McCl. Ruth Foster 611%." (A), Bettina Harvey 6'101/3" (McC); Running Broad, Susan Boone 13'2" (Mack). Jane Clement 12’4" (McCl. Flora Liefhebber 11’9" (Al: Standing Hop, Step. and Jump. Jane Clement 20'7142” (MCC). Janet Thomson 19’11” “5100. Susan Boone 19'6‘2" Il\lack.): High Jump. Jane Clem- ent 3‘11" (Mch Pat Cga‘ine 3‘10" IWS“. Vivian Last 3'9" 18A): Individual Champions. Jane Clement (MCC' 24 pts., Susan Boone rMack.) 16 pts. Intermediate Boys 50 yd. dash. Wayne Simpson (Mack). John Davis (McC). DaVid 1210000200052 818 COWAN SCORES 6TH WIN MAINPRIZE WIN 12.11 0000 2000 54/ game lam/b 18 12 The MacKillop Juniors were defeated by Beverley Acres Jun- iors 25â€"5. Pitching lor MacKill- op were Virgielleo Mincella, John Collier and Craig Sully, for Bev- erley Acres, Keith Presser. Both teams are well balanced but the lack of practice showed up ac- utely in the MacKillop playing. Monday evening. June 23, Rich- vale downed Wimt.ridge-Glen- brae 15-10 m a game 9hat saw the lead change hands fivL> times. Cos- toff and Turnbull shared the pit- ching duties for the winners while Howie Bennett started for Wimbridge and Morley relieved. R. Russell in centre field played an outstanding defensive game for Richvale The MacKilIop Seniors down- ed Beverley Acres Seniors 17 to 8. Winning pitcher was Tony Lott and losing pitcher Dave Grant. The Waiter Scott Seniors lost to McConagny 8-6. Pitchers were Ron Beatty and Ron McKay for Walter Scott and Dave Deighton and Don Lauria for McConaghy. McConaghy was trailing 6 to 1 going into the fourth inning but scored four runs in the fourth and three runs in the fifth. Pollard (C3 Oak Ridges: H. Benrett (P) and J. Gregory IC) RICHVALE SCORES 15-10 WIN Junior and senior softball teams from the four Richmond Hill Public Scnools opened their soft- ball season on Monday night. Results - The McConaghy Juniors drop- ped an 11 to 12 decision to Wal- ter Scott School. Winning pit- cher was Jim Webb and the los- ing pitcher was Jamie Macanuel. Ron Ley and Jim Webb each had two hits for the winners. Dave Nicholson drove in the winning runs in the bottom of the fifth inning. Susignan homered for the losers. Deighton (McC); 75 yd. dash, Wayne Simpson (Mack), John Davis (McC), John Cooper (A); Relay Race. Wayne Simpson, John Morrow, ’eter Hiscott, Ian Ross, (Mack); John Davis, David Deighton, Bern Clough, John Perkins (McC); Bob Welsh, Bob Graham, George Harris, John Cooper (A); Standing Broad, John Perkins 7’6” (McC), Pertti Forss- trom '7’ (Mack), John Cooper 6’11" (A); Running Broad, John Cooper 13' (A), Wayne Simpson 12’11" (Mack), John Perkins 12'8" (McC); Running Hop, Step, and Jump. Wayne Simpson 31’1" (Mack), Peter Hiscott 28'8" (Mack). John Perkins 28'6" (McC) High Jump, John Perkins 4'7" (McC). Wayne Simpson 4’6” (Mack), Bob Newbold 4'2” (W.S.); Individual Champions, Wayne Simpson (Mack) 21 pts.; John Perkins (McC) 12 pts.; John Coo- per (A) 7 pts. Senior Girls 75 yd. dash, Diane Hayes (MCC) Anne Jury (A), Lynda Lewis (McC); 100 yd. dash, Diane Hayes (McC), Anne Jury (A), Lynda Lewis (MCC); Relay Race. Gail Cousins, Jytte Thomson, Joanne Wilson, Anne Jury (A); Diane Hayes, Lynda Lewis, Annette Bostock, Dru Watsham (McC); Dolores Collins, Pauline Hood, Carina Schmarowski, Susan Den- nis (B.A.); Standing Broad, Diane Hayes 8’31/12” (McC). Anne Jury 7’81/1" (A), Carina Schmarowski1 7’01/é” (B.A.) Running Broadn Diane Hayes 13’10” (McC), Anne Jury 13‘8" (A), Gail Cousins 12’9" (A); Standing Hop, Step, and Jump, Diane Hayes 22’111/2” (MCC), Anne Jury 21’11” (A), Pauline Hood 215%” (B.A.): High Jump. Diane Hayes 4’4” (McC), Pauline Hood 4’2" (B.A.), Lynda Lewis 4’1” (McC); Individual Champions, Diane Hayes (McC) 30 pts., Anne Jury (A) 15 pts. Senior Boys '75 yd. dash, Bob Owen (Mack), Charles Leeming (A), Vern Eve- leigh (A); 100 yd. dash, Bob Owen (Mack). Charles Leeming (Al, Vern Eveleigh (A): Relay Race, Charles Leeming, Keith Wright, Bob Stuart, Vern Eveleigh (Al; Bob Owen, Bruce Walker. Ed Addison, Anthony Lott, (Mack); David Sims, Brian Stanley. Jim Briden, David lng (McC); Stand- ing Broad, Vernon Good 7‘1134” (BA). Alec Paszterko 7’111«Iz" (A), Bob Stuart 7’11" (A): Running Broad. Bob Owen 17’3" (Mackl. Alec Paszterko 15'9" (A). Keith Wright 15'4" (A): Running Hop. Step. and Jump, Charles Leeming 37'01/2" (A). Keith Wright 35‘9" (A). Bob Owen 35’3" (Mack): High Jump. Bob Owen 4'8” (Mack). Jim Nesbit and Ed Addi- son (Mackl tied at 4’7". Malcolm Fisher 4‘5” (W.S.); Individual Champions, Bob Owen (Mack) 21 pts., Charles Leeming (A) 11 pts‘, Alec Paszterko (Al 6 pts. School Standings McConaghy, 133 pts.: MacKil- lop. 112 pts.: Aurora. 108 pts.: Beverley Acres, 36 pts.; Walter Scott, 11 pts. King Senior Girls Win 1â€" Lose I King City Senior Girls man- aged only one run, with the aid of Lorna Ailles‘ triple. in King P “k June 18. when visiting Lake Wilcox scored 10. Wilcox‘s excellent pitching was too much for the King cuties. King fared much better June 16 at Vellore when they chalked up 18 to 1. Vellore was handi- capped by a shortage of players. R. HILL PUBLIC SCHOOLS The Vaughan Township Public School Athletic Association held its annual track and field meet at the community park at Maple on Friday. June 20. The day began in the tradition- al way with a parade up the main street to the park. Here the parade dispersed and the ev- ents began. This year there were 15 schools competing. The results for the races are as follows: Girls 6 and 7: Francisca Door- dium. Hope; Cici Walter, Patter- son; Eleanor Jolmstou,‘Coleraine. Boys 8 and 9: Larry Manuel. Pine Grove: Gregory Clarke, El- der Mills; David Crampton, Pat- terson. Boys 6 3nd 7: Richard John- son, George Bailey School; Ron- ald Nordin. Concord; Keith Tiv- eron. Pine Grove. Girls 8 and 9: Brenda Pemble- ton, Patterson; Margaret Pass- more, Jefferson; Lynne Carter, Hope. Boys 10 and 11: David Day. Concord; Larry Moore, Pine Grove; Colin Ingham. Kleinburg. Girls 10 and 11: Sharon Rusâ€" sell, Concord; Beverley Smith. Jefferson; Cathy Rowland, Geo. Bailey. Vaughan Twp. Schools Combine For Field Day Boys 1 Land 13: Jnhn Lugsdin, Kleinburg; Larry McDonald. Geo. Bailey; Ross Farr, Twin Elms. Girls 12 and 13: Pat Teeple. Pine Grove; Diane Nicholson, George Bailey; Joan McFee, Jefferson. Boys 14 and over.- Jim Bell Concord; Ralph Cooper. Hope Garry Fry, Colerainc Girls 14 and over: Lyn Johns- ton, Kleinburg; Sandra Cross. Concord; Sharon Gillan, Jefier- son. Boys 12 and over. 220 yard dash: Rov Diceman, Concord; David Garbutt, Elder Mills; Den- nis Wyatt, No. 8 Vaughan. Girls 12 and over, 150 yard dash: Joyce Foster. Elder Mills; Lyn Jshnoton, Kleiuburg; Joan McFee, Jefferson. This year the records of the winning jumps were kept. Win- ners of the high jump were as follows: Boys 6 and 7: Alan Hayhoe (3’), Pine Grove; Wayne Sher- man, Concord; Terry Gunton, Jefferson. Girls 6 and 7: Diane Warriner (2’ 11”), Pine Grove; Linda Mc- Cluskey, Kleinburg; Cici Walter, Patterson. Boys 8 adn 9: Larry Manuel 4’ 1”). Pine Grove; Wayne Keel- ing, Kleinburg; John Sherman, Concord. Girls 8 and 9: Susan Scott (3’1"), George Bailey; Joan Doyle, No. 8 Vaughan; Heather Reid, Kleinburg. Girls 10-and 11: Gayle Farr (3’ 9"), Twin Elms; Jane Leslie, Kleinburg; Sandra Dick, Jefl’er- son. Boys 12 and 13: Ross Farr (4' 3”), Twin Elms; Garry Pin- der, Pine Grove; Peter Lecuyer, Jefferson. Boys 10 and 11: Colin Ingham (4’ 4”), Kleinburg; ’lerry Bour- que. Pine Grove; Tommy Hobson, Jefferson. Girls 12 and 13: Carol Clarke (4' 4”), Hope; Pat ’leeple, Pine Grgve; Marilyr; Hogg Kleinburg. Boys 14 and over. Roy Dice- man (5’ 1”). Concord. David Gar- butt, Elder Mills, Ray Baker, Carrville. Girls 14 and over: Sandra Cross (4’ 6”), Concord: Sharon Gillan. Jefferson; Lyn Johnston, Kleinburg. The winners of me running broad jump were: Boys 6 and 7: Jeffrey Boron (8’ 81/12", Concord; Allan Hay- hoe, Pine Grove; Joe Scott, Geo. Bailey. Boys 8 and 9: Latry Manuel, Pine Grove; David Crampton, Patterson; John Sherman, Con- cord. Girls 6 and 7: Gail Halgren (9’ 0”) Jefferson; Diane Warrin- er, Pine Grove; Alice Rawding, Carrville Girls 8 and 9: Louise Wood (10’ 4”), Lower Ninth; Brenda Pembleton. Pattenon; Betsy Wakelin, Pine Grove Boys '10 and 11: David Day (13’ 510'"), Concord: Larry Moore, Pine Grove; Jim Price, THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday. June 26. 1958 T Twin Elms Girls 10 and 11: Sharon Rus- sell (12' 61’2"). Cons-0rd; Carol Saigon. George Bailey; Anne MacCallum. Pine Grave. Boys 12 and 13: Larry McDon- ald (14’ 8‘2”), George Bailey; John Lugsdin, Kleinburg; John Kersey. Lower Ninth. Girls 12 and 13: Karen Mc- Nealy (13‘ 5"). Kleinburg; Diane Nicholson. George Bailey; Joyce Foster, Elder Mills. Boys 14 and over: Roy Dice- man (15’ 6"), Concord; Dennis Wyatt. No 8 Vaughan; Garry Fm, Coleraine. Girls 14 and over: Sharon Gill- an (13' '7"). Jefierson; Sandra Cross. Concord; Lyn Johnston, Kleinburg. One of the highlights of the day was the running on the relays. The Pierre Berton trophy for the Junior Gizls‘ Relay was won by Jefferson: the Gordon MacEach- ern trophy for the Junior Boys' relay was won by Concord. The Jack Fraser trophy for the Senior Bovs' Relay was won by Kleinburg; the Thomas A. Kei‘f- er trophy for the Senior Girls' reléy was won by Concord. Individual trophies were given to the following champions: Junior Boy L Allah Hayhoe. Pine Grove Junior Girls (tied) â€" Diane Warriner, Pine Grove; Brenda Pembleton. Patterson. Intermediate Boys â€" Larry Manuel, Pine Grove. Intermediate Girls â€" Sharon Ru_sse}l, Concord. Senidr Boys â€" Roy Diceman Concord. Senior Girls â€" Sandra Cross Concord. This year the Maple Lions Club gave a trophy ior the most promising athlete which was won by Larry Manuel from Pine Grove. It is nice to see our local youngsters doing so well in these sports, and the teachers who have trained them deserve a good share of the praise. 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