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p9 u the sto0tfyiue town tkondiy fata tj wsj hamlet of greenwood promotes softball for eight teams over 100 players in two leagues iciodd leads brougham over greenwood 42 the hamlet of greenwood in moore les wilson bill mc- the twp of pickering has population of less than 200 per sons in spite of the smallness o this compact community there are no less than eight softball teams that furnish recreation for 101 local play ers in two separate leagues this amazing sports program has been promoted mainly through an active community centre board that is continu ally sponsoring moneymaking projects to cover the cost of this major operation green wood now has its own park a scenic centre a short distance to the south of the village it is hoped that some day the playing field may be served by floodlights sixtyfive boys and thirty- one girls are playing softball this summer in addition five men are on the roster of the greenwood senior team in the claremont group a junior club of 1 1 lads also perform in the same circuit four boys teams and two girls clubs are part of a large pickering town ship league a breakdown of the indivi dual lineups shows 12 boys in the atoms 13 in the squirts 12 in peewee 11 in midget it in the minor girls and 14 in the intermediate girls the juniors are considered to be prime contender for the clare mont title this year and the intermediate men were finalists in the group last season the list of coaching personnel in cludes geo twecdie wayne donal myrt stalcy geo sta- ley ken mctaggart and earl gauslin thev are ably assisted by geo moore bill hicks doug morden eric xeilson and jack britton the local players included in this overall soft- ball program are listed as fol lows atom coach george tweedie man ager george moore randy brooks darrell staley bradlev stalev leslie fisher david clarke gordon griffin bobby maxwell jim cherry john mc- kayden neil degeer llojd moore larry elson sqlirts coach wayne moore bill hicks ivan disney brian brooks wayne brooks larry morden mike neil richard brown george hill bill dege er paul shewan derrick jones billy thomas tony ray swain ray pekwees coach les wilson doug morden bill magna jim blake lloyd morden dick winters arthur puckrin brian clarke stephen goodwin rick brown danny coles lloyd henning mike nicholson greg shewan midget coach manager bill mc donald eric neilson john moore ron titterton brian mctaggart ron staley doug webb doug wagg fred apple- ton hal pegg walter mitchell wayne mctaggart tim death fred homer john hotner ter ry sharon jlniors coach george staley jack britton gerry pascoe grant paseoe john carson ray ward bob james ken mctag gart brian mcnally wavne elson bill cargill dave bates bill keevil john segriff bob mctaggart bob hicks intermediate men coach earl goslin les wil son george tweedie bill max well bob schram walter mur ray minor giklk coach ken mctaggart jackie neil rosalie schram debbie fisher sylvia scriver kathy pegg debbie cole carol scriver ruth moss susie she wan janice blake patsy brown wendy kimura rose boudreau bridget clarke karen clarke linda thomas susie rclston intermediate ladies coach myrt staley man ager george moore lenore mckenzie ha redshaw nancy puckrin joyce smith chrys mcfayden donna barlow vio let clarke marg thomas rita fisher bonnie moore judv moore grace benson nancy nicholson janice clarke aces drubbed 91 use three pitchers guaranteed sheridan jewellers diamovds watches custom made jewellery 38 main st e stouffville d f sheridan certified watchmaker expert watch repairs phone 6401650 quality service coal coal lowest prices year stml in effect on summer orders of next winters coal now being filled take advantage of the low summer prices and have vour coal delivered while the weather is favourable announcement of the new mobile feed service unit in next weeks edition of the paper stiver bros limited unionville stouffville aurora uxbrioge cvx5vsacsxjsxw3swt36m63 qive father one of our choice qifts a good selection of watches cuff link sets pen and pencil sets to choose from to dad way waggs jewellery and china a gift for every occasion 24 main si w stouffvill phone 6402022 tociacssaaoaa markham aces dropped their second home game of ihe sea son last wednesday night gaz- zolaallen drubbed the home sters 91 des devereaux started on the mound for the winners he went 7 innings giving up three hits ross golden took over halfway through the eighth and didnt allow any hits ted mathews started for the aces he was clipped for four hits and walked two bat ters in the first inning and one- half lefty bob ellis came on in relief and although he had much better control he was clipped for eighth hits owen mckrickard replaced him in the eighth inning but by then it was too late he gave up one hit the gazzolaallen team did nt waste any time getting started the first batter of the ame mickey hancock scored hancock also scored in he sec ond sixth and eighth innings jred wilson 21 gord thomp son dick moulton and perky parsjns counted the visitors other runs red wilson got the i best hit of the game a two- run homer in the eighth in ning for the aces mike huggins was the best at the plate he banged out two singles while jackie robinson had a double the only run markham could push across the plate was un earned ken beckett scored it in the eighth inning third base man bill johnson was by far the best in the infield for the aces completing several good plays leftfielder red wilson was gazzolaallens best he robbed several markham play ers of extra base blows about 250 fans witnessed the contest greenwood srs here tonight greenwood srs will be the visitors in the stouffville park on thursday evening tonight at 815 pm they were the finalists in the claremont com munity league last season stouffvilles home game last week with brock road had to be cancelled due to we grounds in tuesdays games at clare mont jim redshaw slammed another home run to lead his claremont club to a 20 shut out victory over goodwood in a second game brock road swamped victoria square 287 righthander bob clodd lead the defending champion broug ham softball team to a i2 win over greenwood srs on mon day night at brougham the windmill hurler pitched the complete six innings allow ing six hits and striking out seven batters he gave up four bases on balls wayne brooks started on the mound for green wood and was clipped for six hits in four innings bill max well came on in the last inning and allowed one hit and one run greenwood opened the scor ing in the first inning ted thorndyke driving bruce mc lean home with a single don drake scored in the second frame for brougham and ron hurst and howard malcolm crossed the plate in the third to put them ahead 3 1 each team counted one run in the last inning bill ellicott for brougham and bruce hough- land for greenwood several times during the game green wood had the tying runs on base but clodd always came through with a strikeout when it was needed he also assisted on several put outs at first base first baseman alf lawton played well for greenwood he had a single while bob schram had two singles and one run batted in bob clodd and al johnson each collected safeties for brougham greenwood left nine men on base while the winners stranded four each team committed two errors bill crothers the pride and joy of agincourt and an em ployee at kiernans plaza drugs in the markham shop ping centre will be an entry in the international track games at varsity stadium on tuesday june 25th tickets for this meet may be acquired at the kiernan store markham hawks lose to aurora by 102 xsss wsjbsjbow wanted more cream shippers for best kesults ship your cream to stouffville creamery we pay two cents more per pound butterfat for cream delivered to the creamery to have our truck call hione s102s22 cold storage lockers for rent stouffville creamery co ikavvvmvxvvxvvvvvxvvvvvv markh am romy i markham softball teams con tinue to lose games at home first the aces and now the hawks the hawks lost again last thursday night by a score of 102 aurora were the visitors norm roberts twirled the complete nine innings for the winners allowing five hits for markham murray mcdowell went the distance giving up nine hits he walked six bat ters every player on the team scored for aurora with the exception of second baseman russ awde norm stunden and brian knowles each scored twice murray mcdowell and bob horner counted the hawks only runs markham opened the scoring in the third inning but their lead was shortlived aurora went ahead 21 in the fifth bob bases up for empty the next frame horner belted a homer to tie it hawks in the aurora followed up with three runs in the sixth trailing 52 going into the ninth inning the hawks still had a chance but aurora sewed it up when left- fielder brian knowles whacked cut a threerun homer two more runs crossed the plate in that inning the hawks man aged to get three men on base in the bottom of the ninth but none could get past third altogether the hawks left seven men stranded while au rora marooned ten markham committed four errors and the visitors two first baseman norm stun den played well for aurora gerry hunter at shortstop was the hawks best in the in field over 2000 attend international gokart meet at goodwood track death travels swiftly but most speeders can catch it e a crowd estimated at more than 2000 persons attended the canadaunited states inter national gokart races conduct ed at the goodwood track cone 2 uxbridge on sunday it was the largest attendance on record and many drivers among the 100 present were from across the border in new york state several new members have been added to the management at goodwood kartways and these persons were introduced to uxbridge twp council at a regular meeting on monday night mr wm bell one of the main promoters of the project suggested that the success of the race program on sunday was only the beginning he asked the councils support and cooperation in a venture that was gaining in popularity mr dick baiden said that the ultimate goal of the track management was to bring the grand national kart races to goodwood they are presently held in nassau i feel that our chances are quite good he said mr ed cowan another spokesman for the organiza tion said that sundays feature had attracted persons of all age groups he said that it could result in the expansion of several commercial enterprizes in the area councillor arthur knight said that the noise from the use cow fly powder kteps co free flioj hie oi biting for 2 to 3 eekj rcodyt no equipment needed 2 lb duifer con only si 55 j cowftf balsam ml zion mr and mrs walter carson moved saturday to their new home in meadow crest at brooklin mr and mrs jack emprlng- ham mended the wedding re ception saturday for mr and mrs bob lehman nee barbara empringham at scugog unit ed church mr and mrs richard day spent the weekend with mrs f noon at gravenhurst mrs burnett jamieson and mrs dick ward attended a shower on saturday afternoon for miss helen durdan of nia gara falls at the ladies golf club at thornhill several from here attended decoration services at groveside cemetery brooklin on sundav misses sharyn jones and mary jean jamieson from the school of nursing at oshawa hospital are spending three weeks holiday at the home of their parents the active service class will meet tuesday night june 18 at the home of mrs mac allbright with mrs allbrights group in charge of the meeting karts on sunday was less irri tating than on saturday i dont mind it so much but i have to live with my wifehe said if any of you people had to put up with it you wouldnt like it either he also said that the amount of traffic on the concession road had raised some complaint michael callaghan a third spokesman said that it was in tended to circle the track with a highboard fence he said that he hoped some ararnge- ment could be worked out with the council to control the dust nuisance every new business brings new problems he said the next listed competition is scheduled for monday july 1st when the ontario champion ships will be held audley mrs fred puckrin the rev keith hawkes tor onto had the church service here on sunday morning at 945 next sunday the rev m but- tars will be in the pulpit sun day school will follow at 1045 the annual sunday school and congregational picnic will be held at paulynne park on friday june 28 mr and mrs donald saund ers and douglas attended the wedding on saturday in christ memorial church oshawa of mrs saunders niece miss gail richards and mr craig wills both of oshawa reg kennedy arrived home on friday by plane following a visit with his brother bruce and mrs kennedy of edmon ton he had motored to edmon ton with his parents rev and mrs i kennedy who are con- tinuing a three month motor trip to alaska and other places some from here attended the memorial services at groveside and erskine cemeteries on sun day there are a few cases of measles in the baggotsville and audley communities mrs s wonnacott was able to return home from oshawa hospital on wednesday for a fly free farm stiver bros stouffville out ashburn rev k a and mrs heron and sons of stanley new brunswick arrived at the home of his parents mr and mrs edgar heron last week rev heron is attending the genera assembly of the presbyterain church being held in toronto mrs m sparks attended a shower for miss helen durdan held at the thornhill golf club on saturday mr and mrs alfred fisher attended decoration service at utica church on sundav mr and mrs walter cook of phoenix arizona are visiting at the home of mr and mrs a holman mrs lindsay death mrs n j anderson mrs w gardner mrs h doble mrs ray gra ham mrs c harrison mrs goodwood mrs r may mrs pat collins is wished a speedy recovery while receiv ing treatments in princess mar garet hospital toronto miss betty jones went to toronto for dental surgery on monday the explorer group meeting will be held in the baptist sun day school room at 730 pm on friday mrs bert maye mrs wm redman and mrs dean percy were guests of miss lorna maye at a mother and daugh ter tea on thursday afternoon by the head nurses of oshawa hospital thursday evening mr bert maye attended the father and daughter banquet at the flying dutchman in bowmanville with his daughter lorna the graduation exercises of the oshawa general hospital school of nursing took place in oneil collegiate on june 7 this being the fiftieth graduat ing class a few special memori es were noted miss lorna maye was one of a class of thirtyone to graduate lorna was honoured at a re ception held at her cousins mr and mrs ron keliington 804 westdale street oshawa fol lowing the graduation those attending were mr and mrs bert maye mr and mrs ar nold maye mr and mrs john may jr mrs reuben may all of goodwood mr and mrs elmer maye of mt albert mrs wm redman of agincourt mrs lula cantwell miss olive may and mr jim riemmenie of toronto mr and mrs dean percy of markham mr and mrs cecil tindall mr and mrs jack keliington oshawa mr and mrs roy brawn and mrs george luke of raglan misses edith muriel and mary percy and margaret may serv ed the refreshments all members and adherents of the baptist church are asked to attend a congregational meeting tuesday june 18th 815 pm in the church the tin pan brigade called at the home of mr and mrs chas symes on saturday eve ning and welcomed the bride and groom helen and ken lyshirka home from their honeymoon goodwood public school graduation exercises will be held in the township hall at 8 pm june 19 there will be a program and pictures only two ijinsiiages canada has only two official languages french and eng lish but the encyclopedia am ericana points out a great ma ny more tongues are spoken in this country in fact in canada and the united states there are no fewer than ten language fa milies with more than one thou sond subordinate languages and i rally vnstrjohn of the study dialects ian church port perry on tues- day june 4th miss vera leach mrs raymond taylor and mrs h ashton attended the exc- ning meeting rev h m buritaln ba had charge of worship in burns church on sunday june 9th at 1130 am messrs douglas ashton and russell batten were ordained as ruling elders at this service the infant daughter of mr and mrs j macearlane of brooklin was baptized the monthly meeting of the edgar heron mrs a reynolds wms was held at the home and mrs russell batten attend- f mrs m sparks on wcdnes- ed the afternoon and evening june 5th at 815 pm mrs sessions of the wms summer lindsay death was in charge phone 2943355 markham phonc 2943355 thuits fbi june is it charlton ilestox ann baxter tom trvon i three violent people ooor also go johnny go jimmt claxton aiax freed chuck berry sat mox tee june 15 17 18 in widescreex technicolor mr hobbs takes a vacation james stewart maureen ohara fabian color cartoon 2 shows 79 pm matinee saturday 2 pm come fly with me dolores hart hugh 0brian starts wed gift packages yardley j old spice 125 to 650 i 175 to 400 electric shavers philishave schick 3 speed sunbeam timex watches sun glasses i 1- 1095 to 1695 00 to 450 aikens 35 main st w stouffville pharmacy phone 6401722 township of picfek weed weed control act 1960 para 31 every person in possession of land shall destroy all noxious weeds thereon as often in every year as is necessary to prevent the ripening of their seeds 2 where land abuts a river stream or lake or other natural body of water the person in pos session of the land shall destroy all noxious weeds as required tinder subsection 1 that are growing between the limit of his land and the low water mark section 13 is in effect in the township of pickering ixts may be entered for destroying noxious weeds as of july 2 1963 or a summons may be issued at the discretion of the inspector section 1 1 no person may hinder or obstruct an inspector in the course of his duties or furnish him with false information or refuse to furnish him with informa tion section 0 for he purpose of searching for weeds an inspector may al any time between sunrise and sunset enter upon any land and buildings other than a dwelling house in the area within his jurisdiction and inspect the lands and buildings and any im plements machinery or vehicles and crops or other plants h ashton weed inspector township of pickering ixxxxxxxsxx