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55 si ok -- CONSUMERS' GAS MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE ha WINDS UP FIRST SEASON WITH GALA BANQUET Pick Canada's Olympic Team Basketball TILLSONBURG (CP) ~-- The 12 [basketball players who will rep- resent Canada at the Olympic Games in Rome this summer were named Friday by coach Filmer Ripley. The squad consists of eight members of Tillsonburg Living- stons, two Toronto players who joined the Livvies late in the past season for the Eastern Canada finals and Olympic trials and two players from Vancouver, Captain of the team is Fred In- galdson of Tillsonburg who plays guard and forward. Other Till- sonburg players are centres John McKibbon and Ray Monnot, for- wards Don Mc€rea, Barry Ager and Ambrose Gardner, and guards Warren Reynolds and Consumer's Gas CANADA OUTDOORS Bowling League Had Good Start The first annual bowling ban- quet of the Consumers' Gas Mixed Bowling League was held at the! Sees Fish Stories' seven-month retirement. Bob Gardner. : The rest of the team is com- posed of forward Gary Vipond THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, June 20, 1960 13 and forward - guard George Stu- lac, both Toronto, centre All Birtles and guard John Kootne- koff of Vancouver. * The switch-hitting Rose has(league team and has & batting The team will compete in a t at Bo. been playing with an amateur|average of .508. eliminary tour % ogna, Italy Aug. 13-18, The four top teams will advance to the Olympics. The preliminary round is for countries who have failed to place high in basketball at pre- vious Olympic Games. Canadian teams finished ninth in the 1952 and 1956 Games. Cincy Reds Sign Another H.S. Star CINCINNATI (AP)--Cincinnati Reds Sunday signed another high school star--Pete Rose of Cincin- nati--to a bonus contract. Rose, 19, 'a second baseman, was signed to a contract with the Reds' Nashville farm club in the Southern Association and is to be assigned. to Geneva of the New York-Pennsylvania League, A Tinsley Rejoins Blue Bombers WINNIPEG (CP)--Buddy Tins- ley, 10-year tackle with Winnipeg Blue Bombers, has ended a Tuesday, June 21st TAG TEAM BOUT day, June KINSMEN STADIUM In event of rain, Oshawe Arena ANGELO POFFO Canadian Legion Hall, Oshawa, recently and the dinner was well- attended by employees of the Con- families. Awards were presented to the following: High average -- Harry Jones for the men and Lil Ilson for the ladies. High Three Flat -- J. Stewart Jr., and Rose Love. High Single Flat Releasing Tension VANCOUVER (CP)--Dr, Peter an opportunity for telling a lie growth, we'll run out of food and dollars. without getting caught, water and so on. | "But I think there's more truth| "what's going to happen to so- PEACE OF MIND {in that statement than you might ciety before we run out of food| realize," he says now. "Lots of the discussions about too much insistence on placing a Larkin has often said facetiously| population explosions are naive," dollar value on the country's rec- sumers' Gas Company and their|that the real reason people go/he said in an interview. 'People reational resources, too many at- fishing is because it gives them|say if we don't control population tempts to measure it in tourist "These are important, and water? You remember the| course, but more important is the "You ean go fishing and come story of the lemmings who de-|value of recreational resources back and tel! any kind of whop-|veloped an overpopulation prob-|to the peace of mind of the in- -- J. Stewart |per you like without worry of any|lem and then solved it by run-|habitanis of the country. You Tinsley, 36 in August, told a press conference Friday the Grey Cup champions had talked him out of his short-lived retire-| ment plans but said this would i and his menoger ~ BRONKO LUBICH BOBO BRAZIL and FRENCHY VIGNAL "definitely be my last season." IVAN KALMI Born in Texas, the 250-pound of tackle joined Bombers in 1950 KOFF GEORGE DRAKE after one season with Los An- y geles Dons'in the now-defunct] ; all American Conference fol-| ' BOB LEIPL lowing graduation from Baylor Sr. and Hazel Campbell High Three with handicap --| words, sport fishing is a wonder- Dunc Love and Rorie O'Boyle|ful releaser of social tension." Jr Dr. Larkin is a University of High Single with handicap -- British Columbia biologist whose Don Welsh and Jess Girling professional work is involved in The CH World Trophy, for the|fish research -- trying to provide high individual bowler, was pre-/more and bigger fish fer the sented by the donor to Harry|sports fisherman Jones, who had a season average| rp ang OF ESCAPE of 198 His intere: De ing. taki mika st in fishing as an During the evening, taking ad-\, ijt for tensions arises from vantage of the fact that many ofly i ntary work in conservation his friends and family were pres-|, 4 00 re a tion organizations. ent, James Stewart was presented|porsonally, he says, he works with his 20-year service pin by C.| with fish every day so 'I'm World, district manager. happy just rowing a boat on a jake 25 irs irrelevant whether Nesterenko To | Try For Argos Dr. Larkin says fishing and TORONTO (CP) -- Eric Nes- people can get away from day-to- day tensions which build up so ized society. coilxse hunting are good ways in ia pot a person cannot be con- | stru easily in today's erowded, urban-| tro {terrible consequences. In other|ring off a cliff into the sea?|can't measure that in dollars." They weren't starving or out of water, They just went nuts! | "I think it is more likely that long before we run out of food or | water, we are going to go nuts, |SENSE, NOT DOLLARS | He said there should be more development of recreational re- |sources to provide relief from pressures that develop when |there is high-density population, | "A lot of the prevailing at- |titude is that we should go hell- bent for development without considering the conse quences and the social implications. Of , we must be constructive ive seven days a week with- out a break or he's asking for uble." Dr. Larkin said there has been terenko, 26-year-old right winger with Chicago in the National Hockey League, will lace up foot- ball -hoots instead of skates Mone day when he turns out with Tor onto Argonauts rookie schoo squad. The six - foot-one 185-pound gtar says if he succeeds with the Big Four Argos he'll quit hockey| = 'because he wants to go back <the University of Toronto complete a degree. Nesterenko, who hasn't played football since high school days, commuted by plane from Black Hawk games and practices to the University of Western Ontario, London, one hockey season, and took a summer course there last year. ¢ Nesterenko was tabbed as a football prospect when he helped lead North Toronto Red- men to a Toronto Secondary Schools Association senior title almost nine years ago. He played in the backfield and at offensive end. TICATS SIGN PAIR HAMILTON (CP) -- Hamilton Tiger - Cats of the Big Four Football Union have signed Canadian linemen Bronko Na. gurski and Dale Klassen. Nagur- ski, 240 - pound graduate of } tre Dame, will be playing hi second year with the eastern champions. Klassen, 230-poun CANADA'S LEADING | Ali HO 5 ioaR tackle and defensive end, also in his second year from the club's intermediate squad. NS 7 re Obtain complete information on career opportunities in the Air Force as outlined below. ROYAL CANADIAN (a) Aircrew training--Pilot or {b) Trades training in electronics, mechanical (aircraft and automotive) (c) Employment for skilled or semi-skilled tradesmen such as: Radio operator, * v hicl IN : OSHAWA ARMOURY on Wednesday, June 22nd 11 AM. TO 6 P.M. Flight Lieutenant Hoover RCAF Career Counsellor Sports fishing wasn't the an- swer for everyone, and even if it were it couldn't be provided for all. | University. He has been named | to the WIFU all - star team eight| years, with Bombers. He took out his Canadian citi- BOBO BRAZIL Tickets for these 3 fine exhibitions ot Casino Restaurant: $1.25, $1.00, 75¢ 'ot Milosh, promoter. OSHAWA WOOD PRODUCTS LTD. 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