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M cGregor By Appointment 363 Markham Rd, Medical Telephone 28W TUmer 4-1154 Surveyors (Continued) Glasses Fitted legal “Obeying Safety Rules" Trucker Wins National The other day we had an inter- view with a man who has over 1,000.000 accident-free miles as a truck driver to his credit â€" and when we asked him how he felt about the whole thing, and the seven trophies his safe-driv- ing have netted him, he said, Tom Roach of Concord, Ontario, Grand Champion of the National Truck Roadeo for 1959 is seen above after receiving one of" his many trophies. The Carrville United Woman’s Association held their annual pic- nic on Wednesday, July 8, at the church hall with about 40 present. The tables in the hall were laden with all kinds of delicious salads, sandwiches, cakes and'tarts. When all had taken their place at the table, Mrs. E. B. Eddy ask- ed the blessing, then everyone sat down and did justice to the abundant fare. The ladies wash- ed up the dishes and a short business meeting was held. Mrs. J. Williams, the president of the WA. thanked the ladies for their help in regards to the successful strawberry supper, and it was voted to give the stewards the receipts of the festival. W.A. Picnic There will be no W.A. meeting in August, but the September meeting will be held' at Mrs. Grant Drewery’s home at Stoufi- ville on the second Wednesday, September 9. Mrs. J. Baker will read the scripture. Mrs. J. Bush- ell a paper. Social convenors will be Mrs. J. Melnic and Mrs. H. Ness. Then the plans were completed for the catering for the wedding in September. The meeting clos- ed and all adjourned to the grounds outside the hall and en- joyed races and sports. Little girls' race: Christine Gray and Bonnie Barton. Little boys: Duane DelBrocco, Georgie Meln'ic and Donnie Bone. Girls, 7, 8 and 9: Gail Melnic,‘ Julie Melnic, Lynda Gray and Nancy Middleton. Boys, '7, 8, 9: Kirk Del Brocco and Lance Gray. Girls race: Beverley Bushell, Marilyn Clarke and Margaret Williams. Young married ladies: Mrs. J. Melnic. Balloon blowing: Mrs. R. STUART PAXTON WIRING LINE WORK Electrician VETERINARY SURGEON Telephone 147 Yonge St. N TU. 4-1432 Dr. W. Allan Ripley 10 Lorne Ave. Marguerite Boyle Dr. Cicely Wilson Elocution. Public Speaking Platform Department Dramatic Art Phone TUrner 4-2881 Small Animal Practice "HOMEWOOD HALL" Thornhill Veterinary By Appointment Musical CORRESPONDENT: MRS. BERT MIDDLETON Office â€" CARRVILLE NEWS Richmond Hill by Mona Robeytson TU. 4-2220 Telephone Maple 130R: “It’s just part of my job . . . and obeying the safety driving rules.” Tom Roach of Concord is the driver we were talking to, and he said he has been driving for 23 years . . . all that time with Robinson Cotton Mills. His dad. Then the picnic broke up and each family wended its way home. We were all pleased to welcome Mrs. Grant Drewery and Donnie, whp came from Stoufiville to at- tend the picnic. Socials Gray. Shoe kicking: Marilyn Clarke. Mrs. J. Barton had a scramble of chiclets for the little ones. Master Ronnie Gray is holiday- ing with relatives, Mrs. A. Gray and family at Centreton, near Co- bourg for a while. , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kirk and .Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bone and Donnie, Bobby and Michael Bone visited with Mr. and Mrs. Norm- an Kirk and family at their cot- tage at Brechin last Monday, July 6. Master Peter Hobday of New- tonbrook is holidaying with his cousin David Wark for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wark cele- brate their 13th wedding anniv- ersary on July 13. Only once in a lifetime can that happen, with the 13’s. Congratulations Bruce and'Flo and may you have many more an- niversaries. Birthday A very happy birthday is wish- ed Donnie Bone, who celebrates his 4th birthday on July 21. Jim Manning will be 14 on July 28. Happy birthday, Jim. Rég. Thornton of Toronto is having a holiday with Brian Wal- ker this week. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Kirk spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. A1 Peck and family at their cot- tage. I Yonge & Benson SEPTIC TANKS PUMPED 'and CLEANED Complete Septic Tank Repair Service Accurate Septic Tank Service HU. 5-1313 Young's BA Service Statiqq ONE STOP SERVICE CENTRE FRANK PASSER WASHING, POLISHING, GREASING, TIRE REPAIRS, BATTERIES General Repairs to all Makes of Cars Sid Hunt, Licensed Mechanic ‘s. R. A. Kirk spent with Mr. and Mrs. family at their cot- 67 Yonge St. North Nearly New Clothes for the entire family " TU. 4-3341 YOUNG'S TU. 4-0009 the late Pete Roach, at one time owned a fleet of trucks used‘ by the mill, but following his death the mill decided to take on its own trucks, and make Tom the boss. Since 1936 Tom has drive all over Ontario and into parts of Quebec. Now he is sent mostâ€" 1y on short runs between Toron- to and Woodstock with hours reg- ular enough that he can spend time with his family. and enjoy his hobbies of golf. bowling, ‘trailering’ and camping. This November_ the zlst and 23rd to be exact, Tom will com~ pete again in the National Finals of the Dominion truck roadeo at the Automotive building in the ONE. grounds, Toronto. He just has the one competition â€" no more preliminaries â€" to defend his title of National Champion, which he won last year. Three times a winner for the Ontario Truck Roadeo and a sec- ond prize winner once for the National, “because I didn't blow my horn at i. stop light" (he lost 10 points for that error). Tom told us, in answer to our question. that the highest number of points attainable is 400. In the last con- test he tried for. the Ontario Roadeo. in February of this year, Tom chalked up 356 points. We queried further about this point system and were told 310 points are available in the field roadeo. while another 90 points are attainable in a prior examin- ation held at the Fort York Ar- mories. And how are these points dis- tributed? Well here's how it goes: Appearance 10; Driving Rules 30; Industry 10; First Aid 10; Fire fighting 15 and Equipment de- fects 15. Field tests include: Ser- pentine 50', Offset alley 50; Straight line 50: Parallel park 50; Alley dock 50; and Clearance and stop 60. Willowdale (Try testing your own driving skill some time â€"â€" you may not win a trucking-oscar, but you could put back that original pol- ish and extra safety care in your driving by following through with the above tests). One of the popular TV shown (as far as boys around six to 10 are concerned) is about two truck 1 drivers and their 'narrow escapes’ each week . . . it’s too colourful Tom said, after we had asked, “just how exciting in truck driv- ‘ing”. The National winner said. “there's nothing unusual to re- port" . . . And, about the worst thing that ever happened to him while driving his truck took place several years ago. At that time he was driving a full load of per- oxide on the highway, when a tie rod on his truck broke and ditched him. All the racks on one side of the truck, and all the bot- tles of peroxide, fell out, but not one bottle was broken. Tom said after the truck was repaired and reloaded he continued on and made his delivery. m,,,. s“: 1.1.. The National Truck Roadeo of which the Ontario Roadeo is just one part. began 12 years ago. Approximately 100 drivers take part in the Ontario with four to five thousand people watching their efforts, then after elimina- tion (a trucking company can have as many as three drivers participating in different events). one truck driver for the whole province is chosen to go on to the finals for the national awards. The same preliminaries are ta- king place in the other Dominion provinces with one finalist per province finallv selected. Tom says it is a good thing for all truck drivers to take part in these roadeos, “it makes one more traffic and safety conscious". We asked if he had any tipl tucked away, for just common, everyday varieties of drivers â€"- he laughed and said, "Obey the rules, as laid down in the Ontario driving manual". Pat, who attends Richmond Hill High School, and their seven year old son, Gary, who attends Concord Public Schoolz In a fear weeks Tom and his wife, the former Bertha Wallace of Woodbridge. are planning a ‘busman’s holiday" â€" they leave for a trailer trip to the states with their 15 year old daughter And we think it's safe to wag- er that Mrs. Roach is no back seat driver -â€" with her husband, Tom, at the wheel of the family ENCORE ME. 5-1000 Richmond Hill I