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His first feature win of the new season came for Mac Bound at the Pinecrest Speedway on Saturday â€" and, for what he had to do for it, it should be one victory he‘s going to reâ€" member for quite a while. 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CHOICE OF Pine St. Woodbridge OPPOSITE HOTEL AT 8â€"0552 ‘>;® RACEIS PINECREST SAT., JUNE 10, 8%%, This is the fourth annual carâ€" ‘nival sponsored by the Lions. The performances, staged by King Shows limited, are intendâ€" ed to raise funds for local proâ€" jects, among them a contribuâ€" tion to the Westâ€"End Arena to "be built on Wilson avenue. Jim Stevenson at the 20th lap and went on to win by a quarter lap at, the end. Of the 20 cars which started in the 25â€"lap feature, only nine were in at the finish of the race which had 10 payoff posiâ€" tions. Every finisher picked up points for the night‘s work. Lions Bring Carnival To West â€" End A carnival to last till Saturâ€" day evening, was launched at the Crang Plaza this Monday by. the Toronto "400" ;Lions The first jam came with only a halfâ€"lap completed. Five cars went to the sidelines as a result of this pileup, with Jack Bird of Toronto taking an ambulance trip to hospital for xâ€"rays of an injured leg. Four others were out of the running as the reâ€" sult of damaged cars â€" Ivan Moore, Sam ‘Snider, Jack Cook and Dave Stephenson. Club When the tow trucks had finâ€" ished tidying up the trackâ€" and with still less than one lap completed â€"11 racers lined up for the third time. Jim Stevenâ€" son pushed into an early lead and held on for better than 19 laps. With action in the Northern Etobicoke Boys‘ Church Softball League now into its third week, Then came the second start â€" and after exactly oneâ€"quarter of a lap there was another jam. Cecil Gray, Ted Sanderson, Jerâ€" ry Watson and Glen Whitehead all went to the pits on this one. It was just short of the 20th lap that Bound took over from Stevenson. In the run down to Albion Gardens Off To Early Lead In Northern Etobicoke Ball Loop FATHERâ€"ANDâ€"SON ACT from the diving board at the Italian Gardens swimming pool in Humber Summit found Doug Richardson, swim instructor at the Gardens, and his son, Max, in an exhibition of diving which combined skill with comedy. The performance put on by these two resiâ€" dents of Humber Summit was part of a water carnival held last Sunday at the Italian Gardens, in line with the proâ€" gram of Sunday features staged throughout the outdoor season. Florence Chadwick, originally billed for last Sunâ€" day‘s show, presumably took the wrong turn at the wrong buoy on some waterway or other while en route to the Iialian Gardens. Lou Fontinato, manager at the Gardens, is rumored to be assembling a pair of teams for a baseball game which is likely to give Abner Doubleday something to think aboutâ€"wherever he is. SPEEDWAY â€" No. 7 HIGHWAY 11 BIG EVENTS â€" LADIES & JALOPIES the flag, Bound held off the reâ€" surgent Stevenson to post a quarterâ€"lap victory. _ _ Albion Gardens Presbyterian apâ€" pears to be fielding the team which should take all the marbles. Murray Acreman finished in third place behind Stevenson. George Symons, in fourth spot, was followed by Tony. Carcone and Jim Hallahan. At the north turn on the 22nd lap Hallahan piled into the inside hub rail, an incident which cost him an almost sure thirdâ€"place finish. In the season‘s opener against Rexdale Presbyterian the Gardâ€" eners posted a 15 to 9 win. Last week, facing a determined squad from St. Matthias, the Albion Gardens team held on to a oneâ€" run margin in a real slugfest to take a 13 to 12 victory. Mac Bound‘s win gave him topâ€"man honors in the points division for the night; he picked up, an even 13. His total of 37 to date puts him in a tie with George Symons. Jim Hallahan‘s nine points for the night brought him into a standoff with Sam Snider for second place with 26. & By Sharon Clancy The Woodbridge boys‘ baseâ€" ball team played a return match at Kleinburg last Tuesday and were déefeated 15â€"13. s In the 8â€"lap race for ladies there was also some jamming and piling up, with one reâ€"start called. Betty Carcone continued a winner, with Lorraine Hallaâ€" han second. and Jo Cresswell placing third. Jack Bird‘s xâ€"rays were favâ€" orable and he was discharged from hospital, all set to go again at Pinecrest. Summary First heat (12 laps)â€"1. Carâ€" men Cote; 2. Jack Bird; 3. Ted Sanderson. Time, 4.00. The same St. Matthias squad edged out Rexdale United 7 to 6 On Thursday, despite the Second heat (12 laps) â€" 1. PUBLIC SCHOOL BEAT "a 0 °5 05 5s m_m_ w a $£$§E #2 u2 =B o 53 *n "n !:I'I' w in m l.l.... ll ® '. ‘. Bs sn pnp "a 5¢E55 *s" n‘ a" a" Tony Carcone; 2. Mo Acreman; 3. Cecel Gray. No time, restart. shower activity, the girls‘ baseâ€" ball team took on Kleinburg on their home diamond. Woodbridge in a close battle downed their visitors 5â€"3. & Third heat (12 laps)â€"1. Jim Hallahan; 2. Jack Cook; 3. Sam Snider. Time, 3.36. Trophy. dash (3 laps) â€"Carâ€" man Core, 0.56. Rexdale United, still looking for a victory, had no luck at all last week as Rexdale Presbyâ€" terian hung a 23 to 13 pasting on the United squad. Ladies race (8 laps)â€"1, Betty Carcone; 2. Lorraine Hallahan; 3. Jo Cresswell. No time restart. First Consolation: (12 laps)â€" 1. Hugh Brown; 2. Glen Whiteâ€" head; 3. George Noble. Time, 3.42. in their opening set Standings as the loop headed into the rare June day showed Albion Gardens Presbyterian on top with 4 points for two straight wins. Rexdale Presbyâ€" terian and St. Matthias are tied for second with two points for one win apiece. Rexdale United still needs points. Second Consolation (12 laps) â€"â€"If, Mac Bound:; 2. John Mcâ€" Rae; 3. Ivan Moore, Time, 3:84.2. Tomorrow night competitors in the square dance contest will do their best to win part. of the $17.25 which will be awarded to the top groups. I am sorry and would like to correct an error I made last week. The new grade 2 teacher will be Miss H. McDowell. For the last few weeks the staff at Woodbridge. public school have been busy selecting students for the field day next Monday. Last Chance (12 laps) â€" 1. Doug Syers; 2. Bill Rice. Time, 3.40. Feature (25 laps) â€" 1. Mac Bound; 2. Jim Stevenson; 3. Mo Acreman; 4. George Symons; 5. Tony Carcone; 6. Jim Hallahan; 7. George McLeod;. 8. Hugh Brown; 9. Carman Core. Time, 7.25.8. Wreck ‘Em Winnerâ€"Al Stepâ€" henson. Last Friday the girls took on the Pine Grove girls and downed them 23â€"1. Second Jalopy (12 laps)â€"1 Earl Parsons; 2. Bob Irving; 3 Karl Schultz. Time, 5.33. First Jalopy (12 laps)â€"1. Ed Bell; 2. Frank Blaker:;/3.. Bill King. Time, 5.40. We are forced to clean out 100 Aâ€"1 Used Cars at once in order to make room _ for trades on 1961. 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Purpose of the preâ€"season drive for sales is to provide initial funds for the operation of the Weston pool. Extent of ‘the sales helps determine exâ€" pansion and improvement budâ€" gets for the current year at the Pool. Cutâ€"rates on season‘s tickets to the Weston Swimming pool ar being offered throughout the town and surrounding areas of North York and Etobicoke beâ€" tween now and the end of June, officials of the Weston Area Swimming Pool Association anâ€" nounced this week. Sale of the tickets to students in the Weston schools is going well, officials reported. In areas outside the town, sales are beâ€" ing arranged through individual home and ,school associations. Administrative problems made it impossible to arrange for seaâ€" son ticket distripution through the schools in North York and Etobicoke, it was revealed. For that reason the home and school arrangement was worked out. THE LONG AWAITED "break in the weather" finally came and members of the Weston Lawn Bowling Club were quick to take advantage of the fine, warm evenings of the past week to launch the 1961 season. For youngsters of 15 and unâ€" der, ~either: in Weston schools or in those schools where the home and school associations are coâ€"operating in the camâ€" paign, season‘s â€" tickets are available for $5 as compared to the regular $6 charge. Another part of the bargain deal affects the adult tickets. For older students, the speâ€" cial $7 season‘s ducat is availâ€" able if purchased before the end of June. Offer Bargain Rates To Advance Buyers Of Swim Pool Tickets AUTHORIZED FORD â€" FALCON â€" MONARCH â€" TAUNUS SALES â€" SERVICE DEALERS "Ford Deglers For Qver 34 Years y ty qs ts «ho s3 > 4sl3 Re ce ;‘:Afl":'i**:g’&:%“‘.. {aes U C a> P oS & old $ M CSA To uh In cb ss> $y Cl o Eeurhidh o« Ts % yuls s C3 #&! . _ or § W L1 SR 10 & We .. «209 N ooer T k To ,!,“5:‘4‘ Su Sate Bâ€"' es e 9w T On an individual basis, adult tickets for the. season go at $10 a head. On a husbandâ€"andâ€" wife purchase, the, tariff, is $12.50 for the.couple. t Any area \ home â€"and school association interested in the adâ€" WOODBRIDGE BOWL NOW AlR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR PLEASURE ue d dX e 3 cobsvad ilreth n Nimenns 1e NAE nees ac en P 2 fls i onetl ENsnt Ne n Li iComies lt ie pare es s a s sce y o nal kuonte Mas PENC â€" Vegeee Mess aRence SR Cocse . W is im h. ols Bal esd o ons e fest css â€" fole > euo) iss â€"oal um ns Lo mesai â€"recd es es Misr Py t ud ho 00 za;’â€"‘-f‘fl d fis c Kes es en ym y m Bs sn 45 3y foears sRA Gfaiss edy s mtatem en oc bes on on Celws hi o ma es Povete t ol es 6 m esns ie Mie eeiche Open Bowling Daily PARTNERSHIP BO0WLING Every Tuesday: Night SUMMER RATES:â€" ADULTS 25c â€" JUNIORS 3 for 50c Photographed on Monday evening at the local green was the above group of Club members. From left to right; Willis Stauf fer, Len MacDonald, Dave Marshall, Harry Powell, Gordon Smith and Jack Bagnell. All Makes â€" All Models To Choose From vantages of the specialâ€"students‘ rates may obtain further inforâ€" mation from Val Hill, director of recreation in Weston. His phone number is CH 1â€"9561. _ June 17th is the opening date this year for the Weston Pool BUICKS OLDS. CHEVS. PLYMOUTHS DODGES PRICES HAVE BEEN SLASHED FOR THIS SALE CEH 6â€"6647 FORDS 2209 Weston Road THE TIMES & GUIDE PONTIACS AUCTION SALE The undersigned has reâ€" ceived instructions to sell by Public Auction the following Household â€" Furniture _ and Garden Tools. SATURDAY JUNE 10 Thursday, June 8, 1961 9 Gamble St., Pine Grove (Turn west at the Texaco Garage) 1 chesterfield and chair (new); 1 Duncan Fife table; 2 mahogany end tables; 1 mahogany coffee table; 1 desk; 1 sereen, basket and tongs; 1 mirror; 1. blonde buffet; 1 phone table and chair; 1 bedroom suite, bed, dresser, vanity and chiffrobe, veneered walnut; 1. Sealy mattress: and spring; full sized bed (new); 1 Lazy Boy chair. and stool; 1. wicker chair; 1 chesterfield; 2 chestâ€" erfield chairs; 1 pull out bed; 1 studio couch; 3 pictures; 1 G.E. TV, 17" screen; 1 bookstand, 1 scatter rug; 1 stove, Frigidaire, 30" oven; 1 Frigidaivre, 10 cu. ft.; 1 utility cabinet; 1 table; 4 chrome. chairs; 1 G.E. stove; 1 man‘s bicycle; 1 set butcher scales; 1 meat saw; 4 carâ€" penter saws; 1 square; 1 draw . knife; 1. hack saw; 1â€"18" pipe wrench; 2 braces and drills! 1 pair pruners; 1 axe; garden tools and furniâ€" ture, rakes, shovels, hoes and forks; 1 table and chair, umâ€" brella, 1 picnic table, barbeâ€" que parts (building); 1 large light oak table, seats 16; 6 odd chairs; 1 one gal. churn; 1 threeâ€"leg car jack; quanâ€" tity plywood; quantity bassâ€" wood trim and _ lumber; quantity rubber floor coverâ€" ing; 6 window sash; 25 10â€" gal. crocks; 1 child‘s sleigh; quantity, rope; 1 set sink taps; odd taps; 2 step ladâ€" ders; 30 ft. picket fence, 24"; 1 organ, walnut; 1 chest drawers, walnut, newly finâ€" ished; 150 ft. garden hose; power ~mower. (good); a number. of â€" flower _ pots, dishes, pots> and pans; 4 plates; 1 side dish, old Blue _ Willow _ Wedgewood, antique; 1â€"1000 watt hot water â€" heater_ with . conâ€" trol; a number of electric fixtures; sump pump switch; 1 Studebaker car, 1950, in good running order. 1 P.M. Sharp TERMS: CASH All small articles must be paid for when purâ€" chased. Household Furniture Garden Tools Auctioneer, 12 King Cres., Weston, CH 1â€"7645 KEN ‘A. M. MeEWEN, SALE STARTS AT The Property of BOUGHNER