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OPTIMISTS PROGRAM PROVEN POPULAR Instruction by the Keswick are going ahead in swing Jetty Hugo and Garry recent University of graduate are years program are being conduct- Hit eight beaches along the south shore Times places ate as follows am 11 Beach Beach pm Keswick Beach 2 Orchard Beach Island Grove p in Willow Beach pm All children in the beach or from other parts of North Township are eligible to attend the class es This is the third year that the Keswick Optimist Club has con ducted the beach swim program Last summer under instructor Jerry Hugo more than 00 children received instruction and nearly qualified for Red Cross swimming certificates So far over the three year span nearly children have been taught to swim under the Kes wick Optimist Club auspices HALLIDAYS Heting Storms and Screens NEWS Hash FABRICATED garages Phone 784 Back to work we go We sur mise that the safest and surest way to bring you up to date on the sport fronts is to run a fast and furious review of the situa tion as it exists today Hang onto your hats and away we go Intermediate baseball The plight of our Wilf Klsby and Lowell Waller led County Towners Is bleak The locals must start an immediate winn ing streak to earn a playoff berth Can they do it Fans dont think so unless theres an immediate upswing in the hit department One item in their favor is that they have many postponed games which should be a blessing if they can just cop a few verdicts The league standing as an nounced recently by league sec retary John shows Sunderland on top Stouffville and tied for second Port Perry next with Newmarket in the basement Minor Baseball On the front Newmar ket and Aurora are racing neck and neck for first place The same story is true in bantam as Thornton Brownings Aurora Cubs and New market Optimists wage a torrid tussle for number one position In midget Jack Robinsons Au rora Tigers and Harold Hodg sons club are in a first place deadlock followed by Don McKnighta Newmarket nine and Richmond Hill- Cam Webbs Jets with four straight wins under their belts are the class of the juniorjuvenile loop Oak Ridges and Newmarket Leave oil your go by bus for a really rest- vacation in Ontarios Lake land SOUND Round trip bus W HOTEL Phone DoNut Boys follow in that order Surprisingly enough Eddie Pitts highly rated DoNuts have yet to win a game although they have two ties In the town league the sur prising item has been the burst of activity in the play for fun town league The league is prov ing very popular Seven teams are in action with an eighth Newmarket Legion making a bid to enter Jut as a sample of the keen interest players are taking in the league Green Acres players banded together to level the diamond at the Stuart Scott school and to erect a top for the screen The scores reach the boxcar figure but everybody has fun which is the main idea of the league Township Jack Watsons Sluggers have slipped ahead of for the num ber one post Newmarket Leg ion appear headed for third place with Markham Aces fourth The Legion must onto their present position to earn a play off berth Both Newmarket and have games this week to conclude the regular schedule and a Legion triumph will assure the locals of playoff action Mainstay of the Legion mound corps are Bob Marriott and Cecil McNeil For infield duty Messrs Doug James coach and manager Fred can call on Mickey Smith Don Gibson Chuck Jerry Hugo Grant Winters and Bruce Townsley Outfielders available are Doug Simpson Norm John and Bill Johnston while ready and able to do an excellent job be hind the dish are Dave Harvey Tod Mosier and Charlie Ike League Pine Orchard as in past years about this time leading the league However many are declaring that the Orchardmen wont hit the skids this year come playoff time Let us hope for a change they are right it would be nice to see the Stan Cook mug end up in the southern reaches of the circuit for a change Despite the loss of several of their outstanding veterans Don Glover Doug Eves Cliff Ward and Haley Cry- derma Rockets are right up in second place Rimes and Bob Crouton have pitched excellent ball for the Rockets Another feature of the league season to date has been the fine crop of rookie who have come along this sea son Along with llimes and in this category are Doug Card Pine Orchard Zephyr Bill Ego Willow Craig Case Mount Albert Bill Henry Eric Barber Harry and Bill Richard son at Most of the young rookies are relying on the American style windmill pitch to bring them and fortune Sorry to say it but that looks about it for this week Next time out well try to bring you date on tennis lawn bowl ing track and field lacrosse wrestling etc Keep listening thank you 2S6 REGISTERED FOR PARK PROGRAM To date 236 boys and primary school age have regist ered in the New market Recreation Commission sponsored summer playground program The program under the direction of George Robert son and LauraMae Coupon is held each weekday morning and afternoon at the Club nark Activities on the program in clude baseball volleyball dodge- ball swimming arts and crafts The swim program is held on Tuesday afternoons at Mussel- mans Lake Councillor Bob is chair man of the Recreation Commis sions playground program AURORA DEFEAT NEWMARKET Ivan Anderson making his de but as a pitcher checked New market on five hits as Vern El- stones Aurora took a 9 decision at Newmarket Wednes day in a North York baseball league game The win enabled Aurora to move into a first place tie with Newmarket Aurora lagged three Newmar ket Terry Gorman Gary and Jim Woodcock for hits Jim Bests fourthframe home run that broke a 5all tie settled the issue Anderson bagged a double in sup port of his pitching Terry Gormans basesloaded homer featured the Newmarket performance a the Newmarket Era and Express Thursday July County Towners Tie And Lose Era and Express Classifieds bring results you want to take a dim out look en situation you might Niwmarkit Intermediate have had the course Only a kingsize win streak will pull the locals up into a playoff position Last Wednesday here New market and Port Perry were un able to break a stalemate A fine pitching duel developed between making his pitching debut and Port Perry southpaw Ron Wallace yielded five hits Wallace four Neither club pushed a runner to third base Newmarket left two stranded in the fourth their best chance to break front as Don Thorns singled and Bill drew a base for catchers In terference Jim collected two oi Newmarkets four hits Don Thorns and Don Gibson wen responsible for the other Townel hits Thursday at Sunderland locals lost a tough 54 decision to the home town Tigers as homesters plated two runs in the last of the seventh to erase New markets lead Lowell Walter worked frames and Thorns finished off the Newmarket chore George was the Era and Express bring results I L It CANADA it has been said is a country which has policies favourable to importers First be cause our customs tariff is low with many items on the Secondly the rapid growth of the country is expanding our home market at a pace Canada never has known before The steel industry here in Canada has expanded somewhat faster than has the home market so that today Canadians need to import less of most kinds of steel than in earlier days On occasion steel from other countries is sold here at prices below Canadian costs This oc curs when there are prolonged or temporary surpluses elsewhere But a pickup in demand in the exporting country reduces op extinguishes these external sources of supply That is why year in and year out the Canadian producer is tne most reliable source of supply Ill mm li l r a V 1- J COMPANY OF CANADA J sss 1 I- m xj j Wu W ON THE GREENS The Lawn bowl- ing club acting games chairman lu reports the trebles tournament for the and Trophy vill be held in about two weeks time The loumnment was scheduled for last Saturday but had to be cancelled due to rain Following the and Express tournament another highlight along the lown bowling trail will be trebles play for the Hon J Davis trophy It is scheduled for Wednesday August It could only in New market hast Wednesday and Agincourt bowlers were booked to play a suddendeath match here for the District IS rinks championship The two teams arrived only to be Willi a shower that wiped out any idea of outdoor play It was suggested that the play off be staged at Miami Greens and both teams agreed In very close match it was ends counted on the lo defeat 1ft It marked the first time district lawn bowling champion ship decided indoors AT AND Mn Robert Misses Audrey and have returned home after attend ing the Seventh Triennial Con- of the International Federa tion of and Worptns Clubs the fif teenth of the Canadian Federation a I in Montreal While in the province of they enjoyed a tour of the r m m m Her first stop Mrs Wilson planned to go shopping husband Tom said Meet you at the bank It was a natural thing to say for going to bank is just a 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