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10 Mrs. Jack Seaton, wife of our popular local sports commentator, is in hospital badly stricken with polio- myelitis. All our wishes and prayers for Mrs. Seaton’s recovery go out to Jack and to members of the Seaton family. gun-J . - SPORT SPOTS â€" Has anybody not noticed what the Leafs are doing this year? After the long, lean years. it seems like manna straight from heaven to see an aggressive Leaf team burning up the league. Sure hope that it lasts and that chippy Carl Brewer learns to be as crafty as Doug Harvey of Montreal and stops getting stupid penalties. â€" SPORT SPOTS â€" Tommy Easton and wife Betty are playing host and hostess to Dynes Jewellers ball team next Saturday night at their home, 341 South Taylor Mills Drive. This wil be the club’s final get-together for this year and it is expected that club sponsor Vern Dynes and his wife will attend and help with the evening’s entertainment. â€" SPORT SPOTS â€"â€" Jack Morkin and his good wife have a brand new sparkling daughter to give them a grand total of five girls. What does a shortstop know about coaching a basketball team? Congratulations to the Morkins and a big hello to the new daughter. â€" SPORT SPOTS â€" Practices started this week for Minor Hockey Lea- gue teams. If you have not yet got your boy’s applica- tion in DO IT NOW, as once teams are formed it will be too late. Make sure that your boy isn’t one of the disappointed ones. â€"â€" SPORT SPOTS â€" Marian Munroe, the girl with Wings on her feet is still in training for the Olympic Trials. The fleet miss is now going to school in Toronto and will someday be a school marm. The way this girl works, she should be a really good teacher, if past performance means any- thing at all. â€" SPORT SPOTS â€" The Richmond Hill Bantam Team has already had two or more practice sessions and should be a good little club. Coach Jim Pollard has some really good material to work with, and Jim himself is a better than average â€" SPORT SPOTS â€" McConaghy Home and School Association is run- ning a skate and ski boot exchange this Saturday in the Scout Hall next door to the arena. A charge of 25c will be made for selling your old boots or skates and you name your own price. This is a good chance to clean house and get boots or skates that fit properly without taking on another mortgage. Sale opens at 10 am. and goes until 4 pm. So come one, come all. coach. usual rush which always comes with the first snow? so why not have your car serviced now and avoid the Our service statf is at the ready and all you have to 2 do is drop in, or phone for an appointment if you pre- Timuuumuummmmuumxmmmmummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmumumummmmuumumumui g\\\\m\\m\m\m\\m\mmumuumnmmu“\lummmmunuummmmmumnmnnunnnuuuunnnummuummunnumnmuuuumm“:2 THE INFORMAL MONTHLY DANCES HELD IN THE HIGH SCHOOL ARE HEREAFTER OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS OF THE SCHOOL. Sandy Smith ¢ SPORT SPOTS * Thornhill Market, Tues. Oct. 27, 8.45 mg NOTICE i TO THE PUBLIC: MIDGET MATCH FARMER PETE vs PEE WEE ROGERS fer, to SHELTON -MANSELL MOTORS 75 YONGE ST. S.â€"TU.4-0001.TU.4-563I THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontarioz Thursday, October 22, 1959 7!_.__.__â€"â€"â€"â€"I Richmond Hill High School . . i6 iudt aroun President of R.H.H.S. Student Association F. W. Morrow, B.A. 96 lbs. Krotcher VS HANS De Groot BIG JIM DYNAMITE MANGOTICHE; by Ron Craino . VS MUELLER Principal J tAe Gosselin VS MAURICE Morro ORRO 99 lbs. comer NEWMARKET '1 â€" RICHMOND HILL 6 This was a really tough game to lose in more ways than one. In the first quarter, Richmond Hill took the lead as a terrific pass interception was cashed in as a touchdown with the con- version attempt being no good. Early in the second quarter, Quarterback Bruce Walker was lost to the team for the remain- der of the season with a broken ankle. Doug Lovell, a good defen- sive half went into the quarter- back slot and did a good job until he went out with torn hip muscles in the fourth quarter and is th:ough for the season.‘ Newmarket clinched the game by booting a single in the fourth quarter, after an unconverted TD in the third. Richmond Hill High School kicked a single but the point was disallowed as the head linesman ruled a no-yards penalty. Richmond Hill Soccer Team 15 â€" Aurora 1 The junior whiz kids kept on the winning trail'by clobbering Aurora 15 to 1. Just to test their mettle the boys will play Aurora Seniors at Richmond Hill High School at 4.00 pm. on Friday af- ternoon. The team will be up against their toughest competition to date and the game should be The Show Piece of the new rink is to be the Lounge. A sev- enteen foot stone fireplace is the dominant feature of the room with cantilevered stone steps leading from the Foyer to the Lounge. A beamed ceiling with panelled walls and appropriate draperies along with tasteful mo- dern furniture should make the Lounge a very spectacular room. The new Curling Club building is 'rapidly nearing a state of completion, with the roof now in place. It is ex- pected that the building will be completely closed in by this week-end and then the freezing plant will take ap- proximately three weeks to install. Ice for curling should be available by the first week in December. The club has hired Mr Hubert Allen as Secretary Manager and Mr. Allen comes to Richmond Hill with a wealth of experience. For the past few years Mr. Allen has been manager at the Boule- vard Club and is a qualified curl- ing instructor Curling instruc- Son is to be free for club mem- ers. The club will also feature a well run kitchen and snack bar and it is hoped that members will beable to drop in for luncheon. The intention is that the club will have its social as well as Athletic 51 e. The stones for curling arrived in Richmond Hill this week from Scotland where they were made. There is nothing synthetic about equipment in this curling club. The first four hundred men to join the club will be debenture holders and their debentures will be redeemable and will bear in- terest. So that eventually the money paid out will be redeem- ed. Anyone joining after the in- itial four hundred will have to wait for one of the original four hundred\to leave the club and the newcomer will be a straight mem- her, not a debenture holder. Lad- ies membership is to be limited to two hundred members. The club directors have devised a new method of financing a membership â€" it is now possible for a prospective member to de- posit $50.00 and sign a note for Lthe balance payable over a three a good one. Lr/zng CM [9/4 mg tchmon {pork V /an5 oDecember Upem’ng w 11sz 5400/ local World Series Baseball Winners On Saturday, October 17, the Passmore Farm was the site of some furious activity as runners from seven schools churned over a mile and three quarter route. Cross - Country Results About twenty boystook pxt in the senior romp with Ron ,Bric: of Richmond Hill High coming in first in a time of 7 minutes 18 seconds. Brice was closely fol- lowed by Axel Molema, of Wood- bridge, who made a real race of Orillia High School won the team award as they placed run- ners in the third, sixth, ninth and tenth spots. Richmond Hill High placed second in the team stand- ing, two points behind Orillia. In the junior event over the same course Ed Jay of Thorn- hill High was the winner although Thornhill finished last in the team standings. Orillia High won the Junior team award with Rich- mond Hill again coming in second place. _ . . n “EA‘A_--_J This Saturday the Richmond Hill Cross Country team will be competing in the All-Ontario meet at High Park, the meet starts at 11 am. and the course is two and one half miles. The local school placed third in this meet last year and with five of last years team back the local crew expect to make a good showing. year period. Further details on membership and fees can be got by calling the Club President, Mr. Al Harley at TU. 4-3271. East York Swamps Locals 35-0, Sat. Last Saturday was the day when the Richmond Hill Indians could do nothing right. They in- tercepted four passes and recov- ered five East York fumbles and still couldn’t buy a point. They were swamped 35-0. The defensive unit of the In- dians came up with a big try in the first half but weakened bad- ly as the Yorkers started to roll. The team is now in third place in the league standings and plays Rosedale Roughriders in Green- wood Park this coming Saturday at 2 pm. Halfback Jerry McCowan is back in action as his broken c01- larbone is now well mended. Wayne Bailey is now in action at offensive centre and his old leg injury seems to be completely cured. NEWMARKET â€" Total value of 87 building permits for dwell- ings issued during September was $796,075. For the first nine months of the year 1959 value of permits is over the $6 million mark. ' NEWMARKET â€" Town and the .police association have reached an agreement on salary increases. Police will receive a $200 per annum raise across the board, which is up from the four per cent increase offered earlier by the town, and in turn the police have dropped their demand for accumulated sick leave allowance. ewé Karl Mueller rugged German grappler will test the skill of Gori Mangotich this Tuesday Oct. 27 at Thornhill Market. Mueller has never been called on to wrestle this European style of wrestling before in his whole career and many fans are wondering if the square head can really wrestle, as a general rule Mueller uses any‘ tactics at all to win a match and has created several almost riots at the market with his rugged style of mat work. Now he will have to wrestle with Mangotich and will be forced to omit the rough stuff. Mangotich a master wrestler will be forced to be on his toes at all times as Mueller is a real tricky operator, and cap. able of anything. Many fans have asked to see this match because tit should be very interesting to [The Braves were hopelessly' outclassed by the Lakeshore Boys as at the end of the first quarter the score was 21 to nothing and hand writing on the wall. This was one Thanksgiving Day game for which the Braves were not in the least thankful. Wayne Richardson and Kel Ton- ner had to leave the game at half time due to injuries but it is hoped that they will be back in action this Saturday. The whole game was a comedy of er- rors as far as the local club were concerned and some of the p1.ys that they used were scrip- ted by Wayne and‘Schuste‘r. Despite the terrific shellacking the team still has a chance to make the Playoffs with their next game in town being against Neil McNeil Training School next Sun- day at 2.00 pm. The players real- ize themselves that they will have to pull up their socks to live down the last Fiasco and will be out to avenge their record. Results of Games (as of Oct. 13) Junior “A’ Newmarket 13, Aurora 6 S. A. C. 12, Richmond Hill 7 Richmond Hill 41, Aurora 0 S...AC 18, Newmarket 6 Thornhill 6, Richmond Hill 0 SAC. 25, Aurora 0 Thornhill 25, Newmarket 0 Thornhill 50, Aurora 0 Senior “A" Newmarket 7, Aurora 0 Thornhill 34, Newmarket 0 Rugged German Karl Mueller To Tackle Gori Mangotich Braves Suffer Severe Defeat As Lakeshore Team Wins 51-0 TAKE NOTICE that the Court of Revision for the Corporation of the Township of Vaughan Will be held on Thursday, the 5th day of November, 1959, at 7:30 o’clock PM. at the Municipal Building in the Council Chambers, Maple, Ontario, for the purpose of hearing appeals made against the Assessment Rolls. CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF VAUGHAN York County Football Standings DATED this 20th day of October, 1959. J. M.‘ McDONALD, Clerk, Vaughan Township Mrs. Sue Fraser reports that the local badminton club got away to a fine start Wednesday night of last week, with 18 badminton Eighteen Players Turn Out For Badminton Club see two explosive men like the Slav and the German go at it in earnest and still try to keep the match clean. The midget mat men will be back at the market on this card and there will be a one fall bout with Farmer Pete 96 lbs .of Kentucky taking on Pee Wee Rogers. This one is bill- ed as the special bout and should provide a contrast to the other matches on the card. Orro Morro, dusky Hawaiin grappler will char- ge at A1 Orlando the Italian star in a two out of three falls affair and Big Jim Krochter the pride of Aurora will take on Hans De Groote a real live Dutch wrestler who comes here with a great rep- utation and a great size as well, being six ft. six inches and tips the scale at a mere 260 lbs. This game promises to be a good one so come out and have a look this Sunday. The fresh air will do you good. Town League Hockey Players Hugh Kerr, genial sales man- ager for Town and Country Foods is sending out the call for hockey players for the town league. In this league, hockey is played for fun, so if you’re over 18 and un- der 80 and feel like playing hock- ey come right along. . m. A can; v..-" -_°___ “.7 v W, . Phone Dalt Hicks at TU. 4-1764 or Ron Bailey at TU. 4-2466 to get all the details as to time and place. There are to be four teams in the league so come on along while there is still an opening. Thornhill 52, Aurora Team Standings Junior League School St. Andrews Thornhill Thornhill Newmarket Aurora R. Hill Newmarket Aurora 0 League W L Pt F A 3 0 6 55 13 3 0 6 81 1 2 2 48 18 1 2 2 19 49 18 129 players in action. About 18 more players are expected to be out for the next session on Wednes- day night at 7.30 pm. There were three members from the original Richmond Hill Badminton Club on hand while other former members have in- dicated that they will be coming out. There were four brand new players out and after a little in- struction they were able to play quite creditably. At the present time no fees have been set but members are paying 50c per night to defray the cost of birds while gisitors for an evening‘s play pay 5c. Additional players and mem- bers are very welcome so if you aspire to have a real winter’s fun, contact Mrs. Fraser at TU. 4- 1379. She will be glad to hear from you. NEWMARKET â€" Five applica- tions for the position of town engineer have been received by town council. g" USED CAR SALE i Wm Neal & Sons 1957 Dodges (2) Mayfair and Crusader 1957 Plymouth, radio, WW tires, recond. 1956 Dodges, 2 drs., Regent & Crusader 1955 Chryslers (2), immaculate 1953 Pontiac 2 dr. Special 61 Yonge St. S. CURLIHE Curl This Winter - - - at é . the New Richmond Hill .9 {I Curl and enjoy the social facilities of the club â€"- FOR AS LITTLE AS $100.00 PER SEASON, SINGLE MEMBERS â€" $130.00 FAMILY MEMBERSHIP Free Stones - - Free Instruction For information call Don Little, AV. 5-1105 or PA. 7- 5001. Invitation to all! Plan to attend the club meet- ing on Tuesday, October 27th. at 8.00 pm. in Richmond Hill High School. HALLOWE'EN PUMPKINS W. WYATT STOP 21 YONGE WAREHOUSE AUCTION SALE Rugs, Air-foam Modern French Provincial Chesterfield Suites in various coverings and designs. reclining chairs and rockers, chrome and bronze dinette suites, occasional chairs and tables, table lamps and floor lamps, quantity of mattresses and continental beds complete, in all sizes. Dressers, chest of drawers, TV chairs, liquor cabinets, record cabinets, kitchen and bar stools, bedroom furniture, electric fridges and stoves and many other articles too numerous to men- tion. Your opportunity to buy the finest furniture and rugs at a fraction of the cpst. Curling Club THERE IS STILL TIME LEFT T0 ENJOY THE BENEFITS AFFORDED FIRST MEMBERS. SATURDAY, OCT. 24 ALL TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION WITH- OUT RESERVE: FRANK'S Movers 61. Storage Warehouse Industrial Road, Richmond Hill Come and see for yourself. at 2 PM. Pre-school & Adult Skating every Thursday 10 to 11 am. Admission 35c SKATING FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN FIGURE SKATING CLUB MERCANTILE HOCKEY LEAGUE RICHMOND HILL HOCKEY ASSOCIATION AT PUBLIC SKATING ARENA ATTRACTIONS Every Monday & Thursday 4-5.30 pm. Admission 25c Tuesday 4-7 pm. Wednesday 3-7 pm. Friday 4-6 pm. Saturday 7 am. - 12 noon Every Tuesday evening 8-11 pm. Monday, 7-1.1 p.111. Thursday 7-11 pm. Friday, 7-11 pm. Saturday, 12.30 -8 pm. Every Saturday event-1: 8- 10 pm Admission. Spectator 10c Adults 50c Students (with student and RICHMOND HILL ARENA ASSOCIATION 35c Children 25c Ice Time Available Richmond Hill TU. 4-1368