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ae tet Re a ee ee i ld roe ee THE OSHAWA TIMES, Sotutday, dune 90) 1962 SHARON INN, 16, in- structs one of hér players how to hold the bat. Sharon, a blue-eyed blonde, has been Montreal Girl Softball Coach For Pee Wee Boys MONTREAL (CP)=--The Vie- toria Park néewee softball team is used to being taunted by the opposition about their girl coach. Sharoh Zinn, 16-year-old blue- eyed blonde, says she tells her boys to "ignore it until the gameé is over, Wheh we've won." Then, she figures; they are less likely to think having a girl eoach is so funny. Sharon, who also coaches pee 'jie: the Victoria Park pee wee softball team in Montreal for two years and has taken the team to the just missed copping the league| championship "We tied for first place. In the playoff game we were tied at the é@nd of the game so we played an extra inning but lost." This year her team, ranging in age from 10 to 12, again is tiéd for first place in its four- team league. Her boys won four of their fitst five games. Despite her present confi- dence, Sharon once felt that wee tockey, directed her first all team last season and coaching wasn't the thing for a girl to do. FIRST AID TO World's Oldest Sports Award Gok sal a fi Scotland ane is ie rh J world fer whit eet eae. titions are vara to wif it, ih about very Site was presented he, gold or silver an ented pi were stashed was built if ort fia in héatby Bdin- t6 held the tniqué col- Bineé 1676 the competition has) i5 limited to pet of the eyal Company of Ar hers, the eens bodyguard for Seot- land. The wither mist rhicrg to re: turn the trophy if 'or the next annual competition. Orig- inal rules allowed any three- time witinét to keep the arrow, bit after thréeé such winners waived their fight, the rule was The pledges are recorded ffi} 4 the bond book of the Royal Afehers--a_leathér - bound vol- time guarded by the provost and magistrates of Mussel- burgh. The book records every victory since 1650 and has enléugh blank pages to last afi- @\other 38 years. Migames that winter when the regular each was away, then took over a team of her own A\last season. She has been at league finals both seasons. She also coachés pee wee hotkey. oe ee oto "T used ot go to all my brother's hockéy games. Two yeats ago the evach asked me to be his assistant. I didn't want to at first because I didn't think a girl should, but then I said I would because I knew of an- other girl who was doing it." Sharon coached several homé on & baseball diamond for years. "T used to live in Ontario and we played baseball in Wood- stock. The boys taught us how to play. The first year we came here I played with a girls' team." haron's coaching assignment is a Voluntéér job for the ¢om- mittee sports ee in sub- urban St, Lam A Grade 11 wadéat at Cham- bly County High School, she wafits {6 become a teacher and will enrol at Macdonald College this fall "if I'm accepted." Sharon says shé would like to coach her softball tedm again next year, but if she goes to col lege she'll have to forgo the hockey Buying or Selling! GUIDE REALTY LTD. @ LLOYD CORSON, President © DICK YOUNG Vicé-President @ LUCAS PEACOCK Seé-Treas. 16 SIMCOE ST. $., OSHAWA PHONE 723-1121 tei the Mus- » ot is arora _wosmpnnensser tt, CRN as been By KEITH KINCAID hit 34 (ce) = it 8 ie i ¢ daw heb be Moe 4 one - made Stine 6 has 'te ie at Rea ee, ' ritimers feel is best er to fas ago, rd time of, the area slice Hallas sling up a match against id Howard fetited as light-/ardson. Greaves, has fi ee two years ago. |Canadian fights iad to come rdgon, a friéndly, blond,| by ly becausé there are 80 efewWeit M-year-bld, feels hie is|few godd middleweights, said a feady for € aim pion Wille fie ee alts to fight Greavés of hardson of afiy "ie out of Detroit, Now l ehicet ofily thing that seefhs to) Greaves is still a rough, tough be if the way of such a fight,|customer who has mixed it ie Séems to be mONey:/with varyitig dégrées of sticcess Hei 'ax promoters say Graves|with such men as Siigat Rai had agreed to a Halifax bout in)Robinson, Dick Tigef, Ralp rt: but that Richardson turned) (Tiger) Jones, Gene Fulliner, fi ah offef of 25 per cent of Spider Webb 'aiid Joey Giar- the fet gate. a The share was an unusually big oné for a challenger in a Canadian ring but it is undeér- stood Richardson Wanted 30 pér cent plus travelling and hotél xpenses. y 'i Pag Ae are any doubts ello. This summer would seéii to be the chance for Richardson to prove himself a boxer of more = re 1 reputation. If he 8 thr as his fans feel Boh dois thd Paster Canadian|@ jught-o evelopment erédentials for u m he set himself when ¢ should be|He Jef college after two years to devote all his energies to the fight game. He féels the steady inipfove-| | pai 8 erack at the crown, i noted that his last bout was a | see gr dééision ove gm Emery of Shefbrooke, é. ment in his performances fadian light-heavyweight cham dgiind Binery Gpeaks f6F the Bion. way he has been brot ught along. HF ga ie a Most of his fights are in Hal- tatigied with the heavier Bii- ifax, but after each miatch he éry and the way he handled the champ was solid evideneé of the progress he has made sifice they first met last summer and Bimery flattened the Cape Bre- ton hopeful. They mét agaifi last fall and Richardson Won a hotly criticized split decision. 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This melts dur- ing warmer Weather, dripping dowh on the ceiling of the rodiis below. We aré afraid also of mildew developing as a result of this on the underside of the roof itself, How can we prevent or correct this? SWER: Apparently, there is insufficient ventilation and aif Circulation. in the attic, Is the attic floor insulated? If not, insulation should be install- be including vapor barrier (plaéed so that it is teward the heated rooms below, with the insulation above it). Ventilat- ating louvers should be install- ed as high up in the gable ends of the roof as possible, allowing at léast one square foot of open- for éach 300 square feet of attic floor area. Installing eaves vents also will give bet- tert air cifculation. To eee growth of mildew on the roof boards, coat them with a chem- ical wood preservative. Clip- ping the the oe down to the sur: roof boards. will prevent Pood formation. REFINISHING BATHTUB QUESTION: We have recéntly purchased a fairly old house in good condition. However, one of the bathtubs is badly discolored and wofn looking. The usual cleaning and stain - removing procedures don't help. Is there any way to refinish the inside of the tub? We want to postpone getting a hew ofe for a while, ANSWER: Professional refin- ishing or porcelain plumbing fixtures is possible; consult your classified telephone direc- tory under "Porcelain Enamel Repairing and Refinishing." There is fio perifafent do-it yourself repair that I kfow of. KEROSENE ODOR ' agthed 08 ON: Kerosene was led Of OM back entry floor. I thought it would evapor- até out, but the dor persists in spite of Washing with detergent and soap. Cah you recommend anything to remove the odor? ANSWER: Try wiping the affected area with a cloth or a sponge soaked with vinegar; --" this treatinent is effee- ive. | HOUSE HUMIDITY | QUESTION: What {8 the recommended humidity during the winter indoors? ANSWER: When the outside} temperature is at freezing or above, a humidity of 35-40 per cent is satisfactory. When the temperature falls to 15 degrees, a 30 per cent is satisfactory. When the temperature falls to 15 degfees, a 30 per cent air moisture content is recom- mended, At zero, thé humidity Should be dropped to about 20) per cent POLYETHYLENE information of polyethylene? | We are building and have bed- rooms on a slab of concrete. Polyethylene layers have been suggested fot moistureproofing the concrete. Is this much in use? ANSWER: The heavier weights of this type of plastic sheeting are being widely used | QUESTION: Where can I get) : DUMONT ALUMINUM For VALUE and QUALITY Assured PHONE 728-1651 Aluminum New Portable BARB @ DIAMOND GRILL @ ENGINEERED DRAFT DESIGN @ MADE IN CANADA SPECIAL 16 CELINA ST. 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As a result there Ra CAE eae KR hi aan Feady tf the Mi ed it i liidde contract of th eased ae smash * seven Jai inh id aistanes in Seven) 14, tt set ti ome pe tts tna ae ie wt ee Sie ae iearned ae ES ar he hasn't learn ie Mets be! 4 te land his puinches prop-| International ela. UALITY PREMIUM SERVICE STATION HIGHWAY NO. 2 (BETWEEN OSHAWA & WHITBY) Prompt Courteous Service OPEN BAILY INELUBING SUNDAY 7 A.M, = MIDNIGHT " rhtashirh ne ER Two éénturies ago a glassmaker in Pentisylvania provided the land for the ereétion of & church: But he attached a string to his gift. Hach yea? the congregation nitist pay to him, or to his descendants, one red rose, forevér, Annually in @ traditional service the members of that church fulfil the tefms of theif deed. In the words of & reverent visitor, "'God's rent is paid in éoin moré Worthy thai man's." What strange thrust of imagination devised such a price, Certainly it waa more than a man's love of Foses . . . 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