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The Sunnydale West Humber Fastball League with thirteen teams participating in Midget, Bantam, and Pee Wee divisions, started their regular schedule against the Estate of SARA SHIELDS, late of the Townâ€" DONALD ERNEST SHEILDS Executor of the Estate by his County of York, who died on or about the 24th day of July, 1960. are hereby notified to send full particulars of their claims on or before the 12th day of July 196%2, after which date the Estate will be disâ€" undersigned shall have notice P.O. Bor 117, West Humber Fastball Slides Into Season GILBERT REAL ESTATE SOCCER TEAM. Left to right, front, Bob McKee, Ron Christensen, Ken Logan, Kevin Miles, Ken Castledine. Rear, Coach Matt Smith, Al. Castledine, Sandy White, Dave In my years of assoctation with hockey and other activities I have met many fine and wonderful people in various places and have learned the benefits of 2 team effort But never before this, my first venture into politics. have I met in so short a time so many warm, friendly and nelpful people as in York West. I have never known a finer team spirit than that of those who ctively worked on my behalf. On Monday of this week I was honoured by the electors of York West in being chosén by them to represent them in Canada‘s next Parliament. 1 am deepiy grateful for this privilege to be of service to all of the communities and munitxpa?xties which comâ€" prise this riding â€" especially so as I am virtuaily a newcomer in your midst. â€" I thank the three gentlemen who were my opponents in this election for a vigorous. hardâ€"fought but clean campaign It is at a time such as this that it seems unfortunate that for someone to win someone must lose. I extend my sincere tharks to all who by flflr efforts and by their ballots made the results of Monday possible NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS TO THE ELECTORS of YORK WEST only Monday. May 16th at Sunnydale Park. Playoffs start in Septemâ€" ber with first and third teams and second and fourth teams in each division playing best of three in semi final and finals. The League is sponsored by the local businessmen. League Standings as of June 12th SsQUIRTS Mainprize Leafs 12. George‘s Bisons 4, Albion Chiefs 4, Partâ€" ners Rovals 2. BANTAMS B. A. Tigers 6. Placido‘s Indians 4, Dow Yankees 2, Elmwood Orâ€" ioles 0. PEEWEE State Farm Cubs 12. Boâ€"Par Pir ates 5. Brown Brave‘s 4. Jack son‘s Giants 3. The League Executive would like to see a good turn out of parents to each league game. Games are played Mon. Tues. and Wed. nights at 6:30 pm. weather permitting at Sunnydale Park. Duncan Dow is Baseball Commissioner for Rexdale phone him at CH 6â€"5822 or better still come out and offer your serâ€" vices as coach or umpire for the boys. s# "RED" KELLY Thanks, Dugan Whiteley, Roger Wakeman, John McWilliam, Rick Goodings STICK WITH IT is the advice demonstrated by Margaret Smythe and Mike Boggs, members of the Canadian Red Cross and Water Safety Serâ€" vice, who deliberately swamp a canoe and prove that it is still capable of keeping two persons afloat while they hand paddle ashore, pple, and Coach Lloyd New Member At a meeting of the Torontoâ€" Humber Chapter of the Associaâ€" tion of Professional Engineers of Ontario a new member was acâ€" cepted on June 11. The certificate of membership was presented to Mr. Robert L. Darling, P. Eng. by the Chapter Chairman, Mr. John B. Driffield, P. Eng. RU 6â€"1777 YORK TRAVEL BUREAU 1043 WESTON ROAD WM. G. BEECH, MP. ANYWHERE TO ANYWHERE FOR ALL TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS Gereral nsurance Notary Public Call RO 6â€"4603 |\ The top team from Don Mills, Lawrence Heights and Willowâ€" dale bowled in a twoâ€"gameâ€"totalâ€" pin sudden death playoff. The Don Mills Senior Citizens, with Shuffleboard and Bowling Highlight Of Senior Citizens‘ Meeting a two game total score of 1301 pins, took the trophy for the first year. Willowdale Senior Citizens placed second and Lawrence Heights Senior Citizens came a close third. Transfiguration Wins As St Gregory‘s Team Defaults The Humber Valley Catholic Men‘s Softball League saw a hard battle at Brookhaven between St. Benedict‘s and St. John‘s on June 12th. Box Space Lacking The score was 15â€"14 in favour of St. Benedict‘s. The stars for the winning team were Alex Sherman and Norm Nelson, while Bryan Wasdell hit two homers for the losers. On June 13th Sam Lima‘s St. Gregory‘s team defaulted to The Rexdale Lacrosse League Executive and the coaches, manâ€" agers and referees held an inâ€" formal meeting Sunday night in the Educational Centre of Rex: dale United Church. The new 1962 rule books were handed out. Main topic of the evening â€" we do not have enough box space for practice and gamâ€" es.. The Parks Board, had promâ€" ised the skating rink surface by June 15th if ‘construction work was not commencing on the new indoor skating rink. The .shambles that Pine Point Park has been left in by Metro‘s new pipe line has been a hindâ€" rance in the drainage of the playing field and a place for the spectators to stand. The secretary was asked to forward a letter on to the Parks Board and the Supervisor of Recâ€" reation of Etobicoke, to remedy the situation. June 14th, the big game of the week, saw Roy Perry‘s St. Philâ€" ips A team defeat the newcomâ€" ers to the league, St. Philips B team, 13â€"2. Transfiguration. Lorne Dinan pitched a fine game and Bob Astolfe starred both in the field and at bat. For the B team John Petrie looked good at third. Also on June 14th, St. Beneâ€" dict‘s Y.P.C. defeated St. John‘s Y.P.C. 106. Leo Snell was the star for the winners and Pat Hennesey had three for four and starred at shortstop for St. John‘s Y.P.C. The next game will be held on June 21st at Wellesworth, St. Benedict‘s vs. St. Benedict‘s Y.P.C., and the same day at Gray, St. Philip‘s B vs. Transfiguration. On June 26th St. Philip‘s B vs. St. John‘s at Brookhaven. Transfiguration plays St. Philâ€" ip‘s A at Wellesworth on June 27th. On June 28th St. Gregory‘s vs. St. Benedict‘s Y.P.C. at Welles worth and St. Benedict‘s vs. St. John‘s Y.P.C. at Gray. Specialist in complete wheel alignment, wheel balancing and steering correction. REVERE MOTORS Corner Kipling and Racine 241â€"8519 or 241â€"6085 ALIGNMENT Mr. Rothwell who placed second with a high single of 266. The regular men‘s shuffleâ€" board league held an elimination doubles round, with Mr. Detlor and Mr. Reid, two very active seniors, taking on all competiâ€" tors and winning in fine style. Both are Willowdale residents and are active in bowling and a number of social activities. St. Paul‘s Defeats Rexdale Nine Rexdale Men‘s Church League at Elmlea School diamond Monâ€" day night, St. Pauls Anglican deâ€" feated Rexdale United 4 to 3. Rexdale was undefeated up to this point and St. Paul‘s who have been the underdogs were very jubilant. REXDALE BASEBALL LEAGUE BANTAMS INDIANS WHITE sOX YANKEES PEE WEE PIRATES CUBS BRAVES â€" CARDINALS DODGERS ATOMS SUNS ROYALS CRACKERS CHIEFS MARLINS BISONS JETS TIGERS JERSEYS MAPLE LEAFS HEAD FOR THE SIGHTS... THE LAKES "Red" Named President Of ‘Shore League George "Red" Duddin was elâ€" ected president at the annual meeting of the Lakeshore Laâ€" crosse League recently. Boyd Baragar was named secâ€" retary treasurer, by the deleâ€" gates who came from Rexdale, Alderwood, Brampton, and Mimâ€" ico. The future plans of the league include the forming of a tyke division, and all clubs of the league are to consider the operatâ€" ing of such a division next seaâ€" League games will commence June 25 and end August 24. Playâ€" offs will be held in the last week of August and the first two weeks of September. Three divisions, Novice, Pee Wee Bantam will operate in the league. The next meeting will be held Sunday, June 24, at Mimico. FPor Appointment Call PERMANENTS SPECIAL CH. 1â€"9601 1802 Weston Rd. While They Last Giuliani Beauty Salon 5.00 THE FUN i}