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ne hecanadien statesmani, Eowmamvills, JuIy 28. 1085 j,9 yFranMu 6232341 WORLD'S FAIRI About the only thing missing from the New York Worlds Fair is a form of transportation that wnuld carry you around the square mile or entertainment without having- to walk. Once you enter many of the largest buildings youl are whisked around on moving beits, moving chairs or completely revolving theatres. But the feet take quite a pounding. We spent 21 hours at the Fair and didn't miss much, but another half day would have just about covered the whole works. There are the usual exhibits, particularly in the states' displays, which are designed mostly to attract tourists. But therp are many once-in-a-lifetime things ta, do and see. Atj tjmpes it', like touring the world, going back in time and gaining a glimpse at what the future might be like. The first thing you see is the Unisphere, symbol of the World's Fair. This largest model of the earth eVer built, ]ooming 13 stories above sparkling fountains, and 1he ý beautifu]ly ]andscaped main avenues towards il. are worth< the price of admission alone. And once inside the Fair you wifl find that many of the major attractions are free- 857, ta be exact. Time turnis back an the Ford Motor Companys Magicl Skyway. Riding in new convertibles, whase radios describeý the action you are taken into a savage world of prehistorici history. Life-size dinosaurs lumber through swamps, and 1 animais figlit As if ta death. Designed by Walt Disney, the, uribelievablP sounds and movements make everythingi absolutely life-]ike. Centuries slip by and cave men appear,l make fire from friction of sticks, hunt animais, paint on cave walls, and !invent the wheel. Then into the future ~ and Ford creates a gleaming space city, complete wîth astronau Is. General Motors Futurama, housed in the Fair's mosti impressive multi-million dollar building, begins and ends in the "near to-marrow." Seated in moving sound-equipped lounge chairs you fly ta the moon. The ride also concen-~ trates on the far reaches of aur planet, suggesting ways i which man will make today's waste areas habitable. Scenrs show a weather station cut deep int the Ant- arctic shelf, oil being drilled from the ocean floor, vacation - ers relaxing at a resort beneath the surface of the seas, crops thriving in irrigated desert areas and jungles being cleared. The jungle scene depicts Irees being felled by laser! beams, while in the immediately ensuing operation road! beds are laid and a completely paved super highway 1sý On Thursday, July 22nd, four members of ft constructed. Futurama culminates in the fantastic city of'Toronto Maple Leaf Basebail Club conducted a bas( tomorrow. Here plazas, parks and skyscrapers rie above baIl clinic ai Memorial Park as part of the Bowmai freeways where electronically paced cars travel swiftly andIville Recreation Department's Playground Programm safely. Moving sidewalks link shopping centres, and under- BbSdwk a ed oc sitdb i ground conveyor belts carry freiglit. Ryan, Jack Lamabe, and Bill Rohr ai the rear ( In the Hall of Science you watch a simulated rendez- this photo. Sadowski handled the outfielders and ir %,nus in space, as a space vehicle contacts a station for re-1fielders, while Ryan looked after catchers, and Bi tueling purpases. Sinclair Oil has a park containîng theirýRh n akLmb u tepthr hog h sy-mbol -,-dinosaurs. US. Rublier presents a new type ferris:paces.___ _____ ,Ken'. Stepi 'ir% rl Canadiaon Tire Girls Defeat Courtice 9-1 by Annabelle 8tephenu on holidays, Dianne Ormnistoit Courtice played host îôî ,,latved first base and dida Bowmanville Canadian Tire! splendid job. at the Courtice diamnond Fi-, Karen White who +YS out- day night. with the Canadians:standing in every a , turn- winnins wn9-I.di ed in a fine effort witAi seven Chairinian we0nl lsadins!outs on fny balisand a long the irstinnig I- on isthrow from deep in right by Karen White and Lenore fieldtatrdbsmnfrn Sjn ith lncrnofte out in the second inning. Ai ____ Couric& lon ru of he ell as having a gond night - - ____ - game came in the third inning. iýnth fidKrnwsao onerostate Canadians the bîggest hitter for the s Lose to and a single In Suzanne Gay. Canadians with a double and Canadians added two moreý three singles. hen Fuels ans inlthy egfourhaneni ligbgbftsfo a snl b Pg HvcsandTe i as, fr Cure Bowmanville' added a lone run, Ormistnn and Suzanne Gat le àa -q yyjn in the sixth innhng on a rt;r al wifh singles. broke the game wide open in ning pitcher, giving up thrpe by David Goheen the seventh inning with fivelbitsq. twa walks. and two On Tuesday, July 201h, al more runs, on three walks, a strikeotits. Vincent Massey So.hool bail double to Karen White, aod The Bowmanville Canadians park Ken's Men's Wear lost singles to Lenore Smith and willheom onWdsd, a ellosey-played game te Ste- Virginia FAirey. JuIh' 28, when thev plav host phen Fuels 5 te 4. With a number of plaYers tIo Port Hope. At the bottom of the sevenîli "Jiggs" Cowling gaI on base. Two players hit him around La r s e N w the bases but were out. Then cr s e N w Bob Faii-ey came up and hft "Jiggs" home for the gaine Ppe Wee serleç tam Larrossp gamne played at winning run. ,luly 22-Bears s Panthers Franklin Park lasf Thursday Nelson Yen took the loss July 26-Panthers vs Cubs P(vcning, Bowmanville Yellov' while George Stephen was July 29--Cubs- vs Bears Jackets swamped Pickering tihe winner. Stephen Fuels Midget Series (Revlsed) 12 1<> 1. Orville Colts - Carl collctedenlyfourhitoffDevitt club came up with j oolectd nlyfou hts ffJuly2o-Yellow Jackets v.s asvpromneborth Nelson Yeo while Ken's Mens Gaels lsyPromnebfeth Wear collected eight bits. JuIy 21-Spurs vs Yellow home, crowd. With this win, George Stephen .îackets Ken Tahb led the, localq is the leader in the pitching Jul.y28--Gaels v.s Spurs. scorîîîg With four goals, while race with six wins and onp onPkad ar ite loss, and the Stephen Fuels In a Minor Lacrosse Mîdget nTmd Pukandgoarsrforthîe team are naw the undisputed game played al, Franklin Park' winners and Ron MeMullen champions in the league. la«t Wednesday P v e n i n g., anc. Larry Devitt scored one Ken's Men's Wear picked Spurs defeated Yellow Jackets goal and a&igted on three of upone run in tihe second and Il Ia 9, with Randy Beaupi e absgasadoeb UP sparking i th fifththe Spurs' attak Barry Virtue. Junior Tennant whdarly nn theype fd ifîli with cight goals. Other Sptîrs assîsted on Ron McMullen 9 whn.They piced rup wrescorers were John Purdy with goal along wîlh Mike Cooper, runs Theot'er rns Wrc wo goals. while Ted Nickcr- acîhieved in tihe seventh inn- son collected a goal and an NMelkoff scored ths, lone «ing. ýassist. Fred Brown was cre- Pickering goal. Stephen Fuels scored their dited with an assisi, also Obie Devitt, Puk and Virtue runsoffbadfiedingon he ypsra.worked well togetiher for the p rtnsoff bad feidig oate Rypsîa. wmallville victory alna par ofsoe o Ile layrs Larry Devitt was a ,;,fandouti with Rick Kilpatrick, Ken of Ken's Men's Wear team. for the lasers wit'h four goals Tabb and Paul Kilpatrick. In some innings there were as and one assist, while Timý Smany as four errors commit- Braybraok scored two goals.ý Future Ontario County te b hi ea.and Barry Virlue two goals Leag-ue G.ame Sphen Fuels' scoring went and f wo* assîsts. Ken Tabb Midget: JulY 27, Bowman. this way. They picked up oriel ikdu ga n na- ville at Markhani. he Close to sixty boys were drilled on f ielding, catch- recnd n n in the frt w nthd. ist. while Rod Langlois was Bantam: Julv 29, Bownian. secod ad oe i th thrd.credited witli an assist. ville al Gerrard. ;e- ing, pitching, throwing and other fundamentals per- h i-raigwnigru'Yla akt e ala n- ainng a btte baebal. t te cnclsio ofthewas scored in the seventthei end of the first perind. Future Bowmanvillp n-tinn o etr aebl.Attecoiluinofteinning. however Randy Beauprie got Mirior League G.ameç e. elinie the Maple Leaf bail players signed autographs' Some notables for the losers the Spurs gaing in the second Per Wec: Thurs. 29th, Cubs ke for the young hopefuls. were Alec Wiseman and Dn*period and tlicy led 7 ta 5- vs Rears. of The Bowmanville IRecreation Commrittee is deep-, Bagne]] with one RBI each 'Plie final period. Randv Beau- Midget: Tues. Aug. 3, Gaela n-Iy appreciative of the co-operation received fromn Mr. and they both played excel-.1 prie of the Spurs and Larryý ,sYlowJcet;Wd.A Il . ipoc, ubicReaton Dreto o te eas lent bal at short and third., Devitt of the Yellow Jackets . Spurs vs aets. e.Air ilr R.nDithe aPulie ebl ati s invcolveof th ef For Stepiien Fuels thereiwere the outstanding player';-.sprsvGal.- i ndic. leLa al lyr ivivd iht was Grant Wright with two af the game._______________ ______BI. In an Ontario County Ban- wheel ride in th-e Iarm of a giant 80 foot nîgn white-waIIý tire. Chrysler's four-section Iheatre offers Bill Baird's I famous marionettes, motion pictures and a lîve show. R r m r u c if s 1 o 6F n l S the African and Moroccan events. A village of round bts on stilts siîrrounds a tree house restaurant - bar where you ran look down on the entertainmenî area. From Nigeria aý o h y Me n S m i a sMT troupe performys native dances, including the famous spear, dance, while seven foottlu Wauîusis do the Wautusi of by David Goheen Il seems ta be the siory this, The game was wcll-played course. Compîcte with giraffes, monkeys, lions etc., it is Last Wednesday. July 21si, year that the teams are soý except, for a biti of bad field- quite a sight. at Vincent Massey Sehool well loaded with talent that1 ing on the part of the BuIs, Kramp's Furniture defeated: if the lcad-off mnan gels a sig-i Billiards that cost tliem somne steplien Fuels9 You enter a niglit club ight out of a movie script, Bill's Billiards by- the lbp-' nal from the coach ta bunt,' ruas. Kramp's Fuirniture men Kramp Furnituire7 where seated cross-legged on pillows yau see heavîly-draped sided score of 123 ta 6. . then the next ilirce or four ! took advanlage of ihe.se errors KnsMn a vcldMrca amesdigIernaiedne ah Kramp*s pitcher H a r r v men can do the same thingý and won the game. 1 KnsMnsWa h Sn.owdcn gave up 10 bits consistently. If a player coin -1 With this win, Kramnps willi Bilî's Billiards 2 thee cub reuie cve chrgs bt i'sstiI lo ceaPr~while BillEs Billiards "Cick"' mits anc error in the fic!d play off against Kens in the than making the actual trip.i Kilpatrick gave up 14 luts. then somne other player wilL besit hrec aut of five series. TOP BATTERS (25 or more Bath the Polynesian and Hawaiian acîs require sal'Kramp*s led ail thc way to hIt tcbi ams atyteThev will have played ane admssin cargs bt ae ellworh i. CstuedHawaiian their win. In the first inning ýsame way and lIaI player willigarne when this article is adirs gevsionchrs buthareiswand woriloume t disly tley picked up four runs off commit another error. being read. girs ree vsiorswih lisan inrouceyo t diplyssonie bad fielding and same ThIe lasers werc led hy Ted Other games in tbis serie.s H. Snowden, Kramp Fura. of the lsland's histary and attractions. The hula and aller 1 well-placcd halls by !he, Dadson and Dan Girardi wvhoý wilI be played August 3rd and'Ahbott, Stephen Fuels island dances are what y'ou expert ta see, but the high-!Kramp'.s Furniture îeam. bath hit home rîinsz. ____ .th. Wisemnan, Ken's Mens WNear ligh.t for us was the fine dance where a guy twirls around Fowler. Kramp Furniture flmn wrs n h fyh osil without burnîg.OO.... re p resHamilton, Kramp untr or cutling himself is amazing. 1"i wîîî an you 'Wright, Stephen Fuels ling you ta see two af the state's major attractions, and ]t o i u r ie Wcrry, Kramp Furniture Floria proides nathe enletainmnt spcial nab-igChwannd SephenFuel is aIl free. In a 7,000 seat amphitheatre, the water-skiiers, $5,000.00O Piper, Kcn's Men's Wear put on a show Ihat is almost as gond as you would see at arJ A abe rte T. Bird, Stephen Fuels righi aI Cypress Gardens. In anather area, the porp Onse Mfl onQf cG> , Il Lg. 2 lcnad eaoalert Crombie, Kramp Furniture go through their antics, just as they would aI Marineland. 1cf lnterest ýBagnell, Ken's Men's WNear In the Oregon Timber Carnival. lumberjacks displayl Donegan Park. Cobourg. an:nmaie side there will lie pie- iSiainton, Stephen Fuels their skills and strcngth in conlests of axe-tlrowing, sawing,lManday, Auigust 2nd, will! sent the World Champion To ennsolidate your ïStephen, Steplien Fuerls log-rolling and climbing feats. iring ta the sounds of the bag- iPiper, Bill Gilmatîr wio lias Hoar. Ken's Meni's WNear 'Ne only wish that we liad been able ta visit Ne pipes and rejaice in tic sigbl only Just recently won lhe bills or for any other iBlack, Stephen Fuels New dancers as they perfarni tit]ei Oben, Scatland. Dur- otwleprs MajrinK m Fr. Orleans' Bourbon Street at niglit, when the jazz bands were the traditional dances of Seat-, ing the day tle Eastern On- 1otwieproeMrersn rm un pcnor ig.land, on stagýe, under, it is: lana Track Mcci will lie held IParker, Ken's Men's Wear lopedoa luegsk!.with ollier types af sports 'Nat îsey aIino te ctagan I he enra oni 9 aniues. trîîhu teCl . .providing you are iKilpatrick, BuIls Billiards Electrie and Illinois pavilions. In the Carousel Theatre, the:da%- thc residents of Cobourg Tils anntual cvent will he steadily employed and F'airey, Stephen Fuels seatcd audience is carried pasi four stages on which life-[and visitars froni ail parts af Oo;) iv . Dr. Mathew B. Dv- haegdceît sized. life-like fanilicq from Gay Nineties to present use1 Canada and many.' aller Mýinister of Healh for 7343 t p e ' ten ta pipes from Ontln. AI Boliska fomRdoSa Telephone 7343 simulating thunder and lightning illustrafe how maay Olo ieian nd N'. io CKK..n onaoswi larnesseci enrgy. culminating in a demanstration of con- York' States. lie -pteseîîl during the day. trolled nueîcar fission. Bands frorn vaniaus armas, _____________________________ Linclîî iscsfron hischai an delveî' a seech in ntaIl h -tJni., Stt Lincln ise fro hi chir ad dlivr aspechand ýaîd allier parts af Canada willi if you didn't know il wasnt a real human being, you could ic in attendaiîce. The Soi gs ceniinlv lie foolcd. Ta descrilie Disneys marvelous ani- ' Heather Girls' Pipe Balnd,, niaironie -peple" propcrly is a taugli chore, but afler seerng fromi Moose .Iaw, Saskadbe-' what he can do, now we know we just have ta see Disney- 'an, 27 members in ail. wilI lad.be performiag on Monday ai land. le games and at a special Qutside the Mexicaiî Pavilion, the flying eagles of Pap-1Iconcert oni Sunday afternoori. ,antla, higli-liglit an excellent hour long show.Aus sa4p..iDoc gan Park. The Blue Bell Maiîy people have seen them pcrfarm their high-aerial 1 Highlanders fra n Sauigas, manoeuver on felevision, but il is quite a sight ta sec thei Massaciustls. who have becti actual feat. Tied ta rapes and langing upside down hhey[ featuredi performers. on thc vault int space and spin earthward. b the graund. DanceslFtcî Sullivan Slow, will le in attendance tîroughaut the day af Mexico. performed liy senors and senoritas in Ileir cOlOur-on Mondayv. lui native costumes rounds out a very impressive hour's: Last vear. ticre were ovFr enterta in ment. 160 dancers wlo parliripatrd and 40 diffei-ent tartans were Some of tle most intcresting exhibits include the Vaticanta lie seen. Thlis year il i- cx- Pavilion's famed -Pieta" by Michelangelo, the Belgian Vil-!pected the total number of lage. tle United States Pavilion, New York City, Tbailand,îdancerg %wil xceee last years Isral ad Chnes Pavlios. atteadance. Dancers will be Israeland CinesePavilons. ocming froni Allierta, Ontario, 'Ne wcre informcd that Pepsi Cola, Kodak. I.B.M., CcaQueliec. Michigan, Penasyl- Cola, Travelers' Insurance and Churchill Cenise presented1 vania and Ne'w Brunswick. tpattractions, but unforhunately we didn'l manage ta noo hslegstatacin top scewill be the World's Champion them. except from the oulside. Highland Dancer. Miss Linda The most interesting rides were tle Swiss Sky Ride, Camplell, who won the Bni- Monarail and Flume Ride. If you are really thirsty, a good lisli Open Dancing Profession- ai Trophy in Ediaburgh. Liii- place to stop and be entertained aI the same lime is anc da wha has cntered 39 campe- of the Gerrnan Beer Gardens. while eatirig ranges greaîîy litions in tle past thre years in price. One of tle best for value is a camplete 99e Chinese lias won 39 trophies. 'Plis 17- dinner. but you can speiid more if you wisî 10 try meals year-old who lefi 1er native Setland at th age of fiv'e from aller lands. lias danced lier way tri tri- 'Ne were fortunate in having a press pass. but only umph and the World tille and Ineeded il once ta beat a two hour line-up ta enter tle won the Junior Canadian lîtle Fodpavilian. If any af aur readers are planning ta visif three limes. ao>w holding île FardSenior title. Ontario tille andi the Fair, we'd recommend ging during the week and ar- thie Professianial Ameniran ti- riving early, but bring an extra pair o!f fet alang. file. Linda will he preseni By the ime this cobumn appears. we wiIl be awa *v on duninz the day and give a another trip, where we intend ta do a ltie more driving diancing dpmonstratin but~ and a.îot leua walkin.g will nef lie participatinc i any af the events. On thie BOWMANVILLE MEMORIAL PARK - MON DAY AUGUSTf Sponsor- Police Asace.2 OA NE c Da Y 2and 8 RM TUILL- ENTERTAIMMIENI INTERNATIONAL CoIRCUS STARS rIez GABORq *atbkig African Lion. ln the StedArme[t POPUL.AR PRICES AT ALL.. FRMANCES MMNEALADMISIO-AMI T$150 - CNR$100 * R.eoeqd Grudmtan lu LIIU JIL tatistical Record of own League Softball WV L Pts. Hits 2 BH 9 3 18 122 16 7 S 14 123 16 6 6 12 105 15 2 10 4 80 16 ai bats) OAB Hits Avr. Sac 3BH HIR îins RBI Sac Fly BR 80 3 4 99 75 3 7 489 5n 7 9 100 76 5 7 33 39 3 8 '77 61 2 5 24 40 9 14 62 50 4 4 31 49 BATTING LEADERS uits - Alibott, 22; Doubles- Wiseman. Wrighf, 4 each; Triples Crombie, 3; Home Runs - Dad- son, 4; Ruas - Wright, 20. RBI - Crombie, 17. B.B. - Siainton. 7 ecd. S.O. Bagnell, Cale. Dadson, 8 each. Pitchlng Decisions Stephen, Sf cphcn Fuels Snowden. Kramp Furn. Hoar, Kens Men's Wear Foster, Kramp Furn. Cornell, Stephen Fuels Williams, Ken's Wear Burgess, BillEs Bill. Kilpatrick, BillEs Bill. Cooke, Kramp Furn. Yen, Ken's Men's WNear Abbott. Stephen Fuels Fairey, - Allin,, Fowler, W L Down Kramp's 11-6 ,hedule 'en Top Spot LISTEN HERE: Bill Deegan "YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPLE . aa? z Deegan's easy style has a way aio relaxing listeners, whether 1 they're bending over a steerlng wheel fighting rush haur traffic 3 or bending aver a hot stove trying ta make hash look like 1 chateaubriand. Bil's bottom- 3 Iess diary of philosophical 1 notes, his inexhaustible supply 1 ofpaems and his easy way of presentatian make istening between 4:05 and 8-.30 p.m. (Monday thraugh Frlday> a tharoughly enjayable expert- ence. Saturdays, too, 6 &.m. ta 11:50 a.m. by David Goheen Kra.nip's Furnilure collected Steplen is thie pit.ohiag cham- On îe dlidreay ngîlIl hits off George Stepleni pion with seven wins and ane 0 11 0 of Thursday, July 23, at tîle while Stephen Fuels collected * Vincent Masscy Sclool bal 19 lits off Harry Snawden. Thc final standings are as ONTARIOS FAMILY STATION field, Steplen Fuels defeated 'PIe Fuelers' most prociuc-, follows: S te ph en F uelsq, Kramps Furniture Il ta 6. ive inniags were the fil Kra-mps Fur n ilu r eKea's _______________ Thlis game lad been postpoaed and sixth wlen they taliiedi Men's Wear, and Biils Bil-' twice liecause of nain. and oni four runs in eacî frame.' liards. a night like it was last Thurs-ý Grant Wright was t-le lead- KTNSMEN day thcy fiaally get it played.i ing cog not only in tle field, TIc- winniag pileler was but also aI bat ai; he pcked BIGTI George Steplen xwhile Harry uthree Its. ed~.BIGTI Sriowden aoak t-ele oss. It was tre Bs SPECIAL 1/2 PRICE PS so darrk île batters and even t las been rurnoured lIat' flhc umnpire lad a lard limne Stephen Fuels will play off ý te the seeing if the bail was a sînike against Bill's Billiards. Their or an inside bail. three out of five series goes _____E DhVsA 27 and 29, so come down and ID YJULIb30 Rotary Girls hoieaetVnet Masseyi KINSMEN SUPER CAR Beat Mutton ~by weyof Wellington or-B NG- pIsaing available in tle 13 Nm i QP"lbaU park and good parking Z s8th in Ibis series goes August 3rd. PETrERBOROUGH MEMORIAL CEENTRE Ina Bowmaaville Minor Something new has heen ZZ Bantam Girls Sofibaîl League addcd for thie piay-offs. A!:j g jj PIE irame played aI Central School fence las been installed' OVER [750 N PI lSncluding grounds lasi Saturday morn- aaound the outfield. Anyane New 1965 speclfied Car from dealer of your cholce 11g ota e.ae MtonshiîUing the bail over the fence or $2,000 Cash; $1,000 HI-Ln Game; 5$1.200 fBit I l l a 2 .g e l s a l h me r u n . S n a w b a il ( 51 3 n s.) ; 6 0 0 S m a I l S n w b a l l 5 0 n o s . ) ; Judy Allison lianged out a Srnie notables in tle garne $600 regular games; $450 Special gamnes. triple for the winncrs, while were: Hamilton wi t tree Dotfn tebyh.cnm pkfovluad Rhonda Kavenaugh calccted hits . Ray Crt tebuythebien ofackforaalu an a single. De libie Sellers bit a Fu rnt r ih t a lt n save money.S e l g e . double and Shirley Marris a two RBhs. Ray bas been nai- Plus 4 Eairly Bird Gamnes (Share the Wealth) single for t-le losers. cd the winner for RBIs. Ted t73 again this corning Saturday ah runs hit liv any anc p1ayer, Rlany Freeuand Valuible Deor Prises Central grounds atanting siarp wit&, four. Harry Snowden itsKIfSE 'aI 9:30 a.m. the. battui, champion. George IS N Maple Leaf Bail Players Operate Clinic Here -- -- -- 1- -.- , 1