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THE ADVERTISER â€"â€"â€" Thursdoy, Sept. 19, 1963 â€" Page 17 QUEENSWAY MIXED MAJORS The Queensway Mixed Majors Monday Night Bowling League started another season with a full house. Everyone was anxiâ€" ous to get back in the swing of bowling again. The results folâ€" low: * MEN â€" Jeff Thompson 187, 227, 378 â€" 792; Earl PyBurn 242, 270, 278 â€" 790; Basil Gasdia 210, 240, 320 â€" 770; Charlie Holmes 208, 243, 287 â€" 735; Cy Pritchâ€" ard 197, 241, 283 â€" 721; Angelo Scoccia 188, 259, 271 â€" 718; John Giannovile 223, 240, 252 â€" 715; Roy Chomsky 203, 231, 270 â€" 704. LADIES â€" Jean Knouff 190,| $ _ __* _ _* 278, 282 â€" 750; Mary Nieviadomy | QUEENSWAY MIXED MAJORS 178, 167, 345 â€" 690; Katie Coe 179, BOWLING LEAGUE 195, 303 â€" 677; Jo Bender 200.\ ‘Top shooters in the Queensway 213, 236 â€" 649. Mixed Majors for the men were The efforts of Mary Nieviadoâ€" Basil Gasdia 803 (316, 251, 236); my 345, Basil Gasdia 310 and|Cy Pritchard 760 (265, 311, 184); Jean Knouff‘s 282 brought their Hank Harrison 758 (277, 272 team total 1588 for the game mdbgog): Angelo Scoccia 745 (265, a grand total of 4191 for the three|279, 201); John Moore 744 (217, games. â€" 340, 187); Pete Dowling 736 (263, Al Snow‘s 310, Earl PyBurn‘s 230 243). Al Snow‘s 310, Earl PyBurn's‘zao'_ 243): _ 278, and Bill Eaton‘s 272 helped‘ On the ladies, side, Helen Mcâ€" with their game total of 1489. ‘Cutcheon topped all with 739 Jeff Thompson‘s efforts of 378| (204, 262, 273); Katie Coe 687 helped bring his team to a 1446|(244, 247, 196) and Betty DéCaire total. |621 (161, 254, 206). â€" Saturday, Sept. 14 started the Lakeshore Ladies‘ Major League off to a good start. . With The Ladies Merchants Clip Midcontinent To Meet Gooyear In Finals West Merchants last week moved to the finals of the Lakeâ€" shore Ladies Industrial Softball League with an exciting 12â€"9, sudden death win over Midconâ€" tinent. The previous week Merchants took another sudden death game to break a tie for the last playoff spot by defeating Admiral 8â€"2. Merchants will now play firstâ€" place Goodyear, who had a bye for the semiâ€"finals, for the league championship. Games are played Wednesdays at Rotary Park, New ‘Toronto. Merchants scored six runs in the second inning and as they say ‘that was the old ball game‘, alâ€" though Midcontinent made it inâ€" Construction in Etobicoke continues to surge ahead. Building: permits worth $59,972,069 have been issued from January to the| end of August â€" $12,008,519 over the same period last year. 1 The”x;\énth of, August alone practically doubled in value. Buildings totalling $7.006,055 met official approval and permits were issued. Last year $4,132,975 was spent in August. Etob. Building Almost Doubles Still Not Bursting Seams _ A tremendous upsurge in houseâ€"building was responsible for a 26 per cent ($6.5 million) increase in the total value of building permits issued in Metropolitan Toronte in August, according to The Toronto Real Estate Board. ‘TREB President R. W. Telford said plans were approved in the City of Toronto, North York, Etobicoke and Scarborough to allow $30,991,070 in buildings last month compared to $24,489,297 in building permits in August last year. The aggregate permit value in the four municipalities (which rccount for 85 per cent of Metro‘s overall construction) up to the end of August this year was $244,763,103 compared to $246,547,308 in the corresponding eightâ€"month period of 1962. "Metro Toronto accounts for about 40 per cent of all Ontario‘s construction and oneâ€"seventh of the construction across Canada," Mr. Telford noted. > The Leaside Realtor, who heads the 2.700â€"member TREB, predicted the upswing would continue throughout the fall and winter months. He forecasts a record $7.650,000,000 construction volume for Canada this year. This is a $324 million jump over last year‘s record $7,326,000,000 (preliminary estimate) for all types of construction LAKESHORE LADIES® MAJOR BOWLING LEAGUE City of Toronto North York ... Etobicoke x: Scarborough ... Total MUNICIPALITY 1 Month 1 Month 8 Months _ 8 Months Auyg. 1962 _ Aug. 1963 â€" Jan. â€" Aug. Jan. â€" Aug. 1962 1963 City of Toronto . $ 5,288,908 $ 4,534,434 $75,346,547 $64,470,116 North York ... $11,552,574 $13,350,581 $87,644,980 $84,293,028 Etobicoke L228 4,132,975 $ 7,006,055 $47,963,550 $59,972,069 Scarborough .......... $ 3,514,840 $ 8,100,000 $35,592,231 $36.027,890 Total $24,480,207 $30,991,070 $246,547,308 $244,763,103 Helen McCracken had the high 1306 The Queensway RO. 6â€"6119 â€" CL. 9â€"7656 THURSDAY, SEPT. 895 â€"*° Volkswagens BEAUTIFULLY RECONDITIONED On Display At QUEENSWAY VOLKSWAGEN CO. LTD. From Latest Bowling Results METROPOLITAN TORONTO BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED $ 5,288,908 $11,552,574 $ 4,132,975 $ 3,514,840 $24,480,207 three with a splendid score of }’753. This was made up with ‘games of 221, 285 and 247. Donâ€" ‘\na Carter of Richmonds team {scored a fine 678, closely folâ€" (lowed by Lois Day of Jacks |Pharmacy with a 674. _ Jean Franks team had the high three game total for the day, 2945. Helen McCracken the high single of 285. s Team standings were: Carol Treble 7, Jean Franks 7, Casual Girl 7, Dot Dupuis 7, Jacks Pharmacy 0, Vi (Davidson 0, New Toronto 0. * Team standings after 2 weeks: Basil Gasdia 4%, Rocky Pacilla 4, John Moore 4, Hank Harrison 3%4, Al Snow 1, Earl Jones 1. Holding high average for the men at 262 is Basil Gasdia; for the ladies, Katie Coe 227. teresting by narrowing the score with four runs in the bottom of the final imning. â€" Sandy Hannivan was the winâ€"| ning pitcher, scattering ten hits; and never in real trouble except| in that final inning.. The loss; went to Barb Ferris who started‘. on the Midcon hill but gave way to Carol McKinnon in the fourth. Vivian James and Pat Hillman led an eighteenâ€"hit attack for West Merchants as each collected four safeties while Eleanor Foss rapped three safe blows. Shirley Bryan counted four singles for Midcon and Betty Scott was next best with two. 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