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Wedding bells will ring shortly for Len and his fiancee, Miss Pat Allen. Pat and Len are both avid five pin bowlers, but somehow the fair Miss Allen al- ways manages to beat Len’s best triple score. This could be quite a consolation in years to come. When the kids start to get on his nerves he can always put them to work shining up their mother’s bowling tro- phies! Jimmy and the members of his executive have knocked themselves out organizing the annual soft- ball shuflfle. There is also the little matter of a Sports Day Parade coming up on June 13th. Help is needed to make the show that pays a goodly part of the soft- ball bill a financial success. If you’d like to be part of a live, vital organization dedicated to helping child- ren toward healthy recreation, then this is for you. Just one phone call to Jim and you’re off and running. Make the call real soon if you can. â€" SPORT SPOTS â€"- Despite the torrid tropical zone heat last Thurs- day, over 400 high school students from this area com- peted in the Eckhardt Trophy Track Meet held at Aurora. Anyone who saw the meet and had a chance to see the kids in action would have been almighty proud of them. YOLUME LXXXII, NUMBER 47 â€"- SPORT SPOTS â€" There are still openings for coaches to take charge of young teams playing in the Richmond Hill Minor Ball Association. If you have a spare evening at your disposal now and then, like kids and want to stay young in heart, why not phone Jim Stevens at TU. 4-7732. Track sports seem to engender good conduct in every one. In most sporting events razzing of an“ op- ponent is an accepted part of the business but in track and field sports only applause and encourage- ment is heard. It teaches good manners, consideration for the other person and an appreciation of a good effort. All of which are highly desirable attributes. In a more serious vein the same Mr. McLean is a darn good shortstop. He not only plays his own position, and plays it well, but he has the ability to go back for the deep ones and turn a certain hit into a spectacular out. His play could add strength to the Dynes Jeweller infield this year. They turned out to be fierce competitors, gracious winners and generous losers. Everyone of them com- peted to the limit of their capabilities and at the same time managed to be perfect ladies and gentlemen. Richmond Hill High School once more proved to be too powerful to be beaten and captured meet hon- ours for the sixth year in a row. Other schools in the area had some very fine individual performers but the overall power of the green and white track squad was too great an obstacle to overcome. Richmond Hill and Bayview High Schools, both serving Richmond Hill pupils had some very fine young people at the meet. Some amazing performan- ces were recorded, more especially amazing when you consider that it was the first time a lot of them had ever performed on a cinder track. Aurora High School has a track and that’s the reason the meet was held in Aurora although Bayview High School were the official hosts of the meet. Maybe it’s just about time that a track was pro- vided some where in Richmond Hill. Admittedly a track costs a bob or two but it’s an investment in a lot of futures. Yes, it would have to be financed out of tax money, but then a lot of other projects have been carried out with tax money that won’t have such an effect, such a salutary effect, on the youth of Richmond Hill. The kids have the talent, the ambition and the urge. Why don’t we give them something to work with? Len walloped a ball in practice last Sunday that our tired old eyes didn’t see â€" not until it hits us in the neighbourhood of the right brisket. Now, blazon- ed on our short ribs in beautiful glowing colour is the evidence. If anybody ever hit a ball any harder you couldn’t prove it by us. Next time Slugger McLean comes to bat we’ll race you for the nearest slit trench! Lennie McLean, the dynamic young shortstop, who has played for several town teams over the past few years, has never been noted as a hard ball hitter. And yet a grave injustice has been done him and we can prove it. As an operating unit within the ranks of the C.A.H.A., the T.H.L. group has no power to legislate against or to waive the suspension rule in any way. However, after hearing the complete story of the in- cident the T.H.L. executives did not see fit to censure Earl Methe for his action but chances are that they will recommend to the parent body that the suspen- sion rule be waived. And if that isn’t a vote of con- fidence in a man, then what is? â€" SPORT SPOTS â€" Under the laws of the C.A.H.A., the body that legislates all amateur hockey in Canada, Earl was automatically in line for a one year suspension. The ineeting, conducted not unlike an informal court hear- ing, was attended by several interested parties and everyone gave witness in support of the action. Earl Methe, coach of the Sing Along Hockey Team had a hearing before the executive of the Toronto Hockey League. The T.H.L. is the organization billed as the biggest little hockey organization in the world. Earl was on the carpet for taking his players off the ice before the end of a game because, in his consid- ered judgment the kids were too tired to protect them- selves against possible injury. K35 av www/ RON GRAIN! What with the heat, the humidity, the sunburn and the â€" aw, what’s the use! Anyhow it’s a heck of a time to be talking about hockey, but it just happens It come up that way. Second E. T. STEPHENS INVESTMENTS LIMITED 9205 YONGE STREET RICHVALE MORTGAGES spout SPOTE AV. 5 - 3785 @Mm ‘ififihwmfl Sunday, June 10 â€" Mixed bowling, 1.30 pm. Monday, June 11 â€" Twilight tournament Wednesday, June' 13 â€" Ladies’ gala day. Thursday, June 14 â€" Jitney. Saturday, June 16 â€" Lions Club day. Richmond Hill vs Thornhill. Sunday, June 17 â€" Mixed bowling, 1.30 pm. Monday, June 18 â€" Twilight tournament. Thursday, June 21 â€" Jitney. Sunday, June 24 â€" Mixed trebles. E. T. Stevens Trophy. Monday, June 25 â€" Twilight tournament. Tuesday, June 26 â€" Mixed twilight open tourna- ment. (Ladies). Thursday, June 28 â€" ‘ Millionaires night. Stan Shadofi came through bowler, with a big win in the final ser- spot wi ‘ieS of the Richmond Hill Men's fifth. ] Five Pin Singles championship and Ti last Thursday night. Sha‘doff 7th am finished the final string with an The average of 264.8 as be swept to proved the bowling championship. U with b( Norm Thomas, who led all the way in the qualifying rounds finished in second place with Bill Jones in the show position. ‘Terry Rogerson, a. 15-year-old June Thursday Nights â€" Jitneys at other clubs. Will be announced on the notice board. Monday Twilight Tournament - throughout the season. Any that are rained out will be held on Tuesday. Sunday, June 3 â€" Mixed bowling, 1.30 pm. Monday. June 4 â€"- Opening twilight tournament. 25c (vouchers). Thursday. June 7 â€" Jitney. Saturday, June 9 â€" Richmond Hill Curling Club. Invitation day - 2 games 1.30 The club facilities are excell- ent and greens are reported in fine condition. New members will be made very welcome and men and women interested are invited to drop down to the green any time. May Sunday, May 27 â€" Friends and neighbours invi- tation day, 2 pm. Wednesday, May 30 -â€" Men’s District Tournament Starting with the opening jitney last Monday special ev- ents are scheduled right up unâ€" til October 6th. The commit- tee members are hopeful that this long range schedule will enable members to plan ahead for many pleasant hours on the bowling green. v The scfieduled events for May and June are as follows: The program committee of the Richmond Hill Lawn Bowl- ing Club has issued a schedule of events for the season which promises to be one of the most successful in the history of the organization. Lawn Bowling Club PlansSeason The husky fellows seen above are the members of the Richmond Hill Roma Soccer Team which is the local entry in the Newmarket and Dis- trict League. The team has started the current season with a series of decisive victories. Front row (left to right) B. Finnerty, P. Patriarca, V. Manzo, B. "I ‘In Essentials Unity; in Non-Essentials Liberty; in all things Charity" 9 PIN 5 PATTER The Peterson Point system proved to be highly popular with bowlers in the tournament. It will probably be~used to a much greater extent in future bowling tournaments in the Richmond Hill area. Eastsiders Bowling League will be holding a mixed doubles tournvey at Allen‘court Lanes on Tuesday, June 5th. Entry fee will be $1.25 per person. Date of the event coincides with the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George Nicholson. They will be represented in the event as they celebrate their quarter century of wedded bliss. bowler, grabbed off fourth spot with Larry Bishop finishing fifth. Bill Patten, Bob Weeks and Tim Saul finished in 6th, 7th Aanvd 8th places respectively. Standard transmission, 6 cylinder, License No. 328312 License No. B8257 License No. E-83999 License No. B7470 License No. 518413 License No. 28707 ’57 FAIRLANEWTUDOR R. D. LITTLE & SON ’57 CHEVROLET TUDOR ’56 DODGE SEDAN ’55 BUICK 4 DOOR ’59 FORD TUDOR ’55 DODGE SEDAN ’55 FORD SEDAN ’55 ' M ONARCH SEDAN 285-1105 Richmond Hill “Metro’s Oldest Ford Dealer” RICHMOND iHILL, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1962 WHOLESALE PRICES Due to the terrific response to our 35th Anniversary Sale we are disposing of 125 Used Cars at wholesale or less. Hardtop. License No. B14295 V8, automatic, License B8008 0N A-l USED CARS Roma To Compete In Newmarket 8- District Soccer League MAKE US AN OFFER An excellent game in both sun and heavy rain resulted in a 7-1 victory for Roma over Newmar- ket last Saturday. The first goal by Roma set the pattern as out- side-left Bob Lewis hit in a high centre from the right wing. Leighton Davies connected with a hard right foot on a pass from Joe Lukovits for the second goal. Shortly afterwards Newmarket was awarded a penalty kick, which their centre forward ‘cleanly converted. One can concur from this per- formance that Roma is a team to be reckoned with in the sea- 'Whemplay Was resumed after the half-time mark, heavy rain made the field slipper and the ball difficult to handle. But in spite of this condition, John Col- acci cleverly dr-ibbled the ball, scoring his first and second goals of the game. A penalty, another goal by Colacci, and a shot after a breakaway by Lewis brought the score to a decisive Fast Roma Aggregation Drops Newmarket 7-1 $175 $560 $475 $510 $189 $225 $893 $175 son ahead. The team has a clev- er attack and a firm defence. Roma was league champion last year. The team's success is in no small measure due to the drive and effort of Team Secret- ary and Manager Carlo Forll. TUESIJAY. MAY 29. AT 8 PM. “Help John Addison put York North hack on the liberal Map" Gerardi,» J. Colacci, B. Lewis and E. Cimino. Back row (same order) Man- ager C. Forli, S. Primo, A. Verheye, H. Womann, J. Lukovits, L. Davies, S. Macaulay, P. Piccinini O. Piccinini, J. Giogrande, who is the team s on- P sor, Recreation Director Mrs. Jean Thompson, and Assistant Manager S. Iafano. (Photo by George Chaplin) HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 'ou are invite RICHMOND l-Illl., ONTARIO ADDISON, John (Sponsored by the York North Liberal Association) Driveways â€" Parking Areas BEST IN PAVING Call Now I'll. 4 - 1023 MARKHAM PAVING CO. FREE ESTIMATES J to HOME PAPER THE DISTRICT SINCE 1878 RKHMONDHHL TV 8. Appliances AV. 5 - 3756 TU. 4- 7456 Rain brought much needed relief to the Richmond Hill area last Saturday night. A six-year record was kept intact as it has rained every fair day since 1957. This year the rain prevented the playing of a softball game between Ostranders and Dynes Jewellers. a game that was to have been the finale of the 113- year old fair. ‘ REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF RADIOS - TV - HLFI - TAPE RECORDERS By Day - week - or Month I‘ELEVISION ANTENNAS TELEVISION TOWERS FROM $49.95 The postponed game will be played next Saturday night at 8 pm. in the town park. Os- tranders were the champions of the Davisville Fastball League in 1961. The rebuilt Dynqs Jeweller squad gives prnmire of praviding some fast :oflball action. This Saturday's game should be a real treat for soft- ball fans. Teievision Rentals Dynes & Ostranders Try Again Saturday E W SALES AN SERVKTE Installed ALL WORK GUARANTEED FROM $29.95 AND