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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmnanville,_May 22, 1974. * 623-3303 * FLASHBACK - 25 Years Ago - The Durham Girls ,All Stars basebaîl team includes the following: Betty Brown, Dorothy Wright, Emma Shred, Doris Joil, Hilda Cowling, Joan Craig and Evelyn Bonathan. FLASHBACK - 10 Years Ago - During the display of industrial arts at Bowmanville High Sehool, last week, Terry Devitt demon- strated to spectators how hie had made a basebail bat as a class project. LOSSA -The Lake Ontario Secondary Sehool Association, East Zone Track and Field meet was held at Civic Fields, Oshawa, on Wednesday, May 15. In the midget boys 100-metre run Ron Jukie, Courtice, placed second with 12.5. First place ran 12.2. 200 metre run, Ron Jukic second, 26..3. First place 25.8. Clarke High School placed third in theý 400 metre relay wîth a time of 53.6.' Ton y Tenweskeneid,Courtice, first in midget boys high .lump with 5'5". Collett Taylor, Courtice, placed first in shatput with a throw of 30' . In Junior, Clarke HighSchool placed second with a time of 48.4 in the 400metre. John Sobil, Courtice, was tops'in the long jump and triple jump. LAWN BOWLING -at the Bowmanville Lawn Bowling Club, corner of Temperance and Queen (opposite Arena) will open for the season, Thursday, May 23, at 7:00 p.m. Every- one welcome. Age no factor. Memberships available. Corne and enjoy an evening of. sport *and fun. UNDER-USED - provincial parks and camp- grounds in Ontario, with facilities which include f1ush toilets, hot water, boat launch ramp and dock, two 1,500 foot beaches, and tree cover of pine, spruce, hemlock, maple and birch, are as follows: (Distance in miles from Toronto) Iroquois Beach - 138 miles, Selkirk - 83, Turkey Point - 118, Wheatley - 228, Emily - 86, Presqu'ile - 84, McRae Point - 76, Restoule, - 222. CAN-AM CARS - will race at Mosport for the last time on June 14-15-16. A rule change, effective in 1975, will limit Can-Ami engines to 5-litres in, stock-block form or 3-litre *racing engines. MILES FOR MEASLES - walk in aid of the "Sahel Project" will take place Saturday, starting from the Oshawa Centre at 9:00 a.m. Anyone interested in aiding this worthwhile project may register at the Centre from 8l-9 a.m. ARABIAN HORSE SHOW - will be held at Alexandra Park, Oshawa, on Sunday, May 26th. PARASAILING - the latest craze in water sports is a safe and pleasant sport. The- parasail consists of a nylon parachute specially designed to give lift rather than simply colleet aIr. On a large platfonm -near the shore, t he parasailer is strapped into a seat harness and attached by a 200-foot lune to a ski boat When the boat accelerates the parasail lifts yvou hi gh into the sky - as much as 150 feet -for a iruly different experience. As the boat slows the parasailer loses altitude slowly and is gently deposited back onto the platform. There is no skirl req uired and no a ge limit. Everyone from children tofittle-old la dies h ave tried this latest water sport. PEBBLESTONE COURSE -owned and operated by the Sobil family, and situated north of Courtice, is sporting a jazzy new sign. Designed and built, by Steve Sobil, it is made entirely of wood -taken from trees on the property, and adds greatly to the- attractive- ness of the course, which is in excellent condition. BIG WIN -'The opening game on Monda y for the Locke's TV Electrons was certainly a dandy, as the Bowmanville squad with many new young players, flot only held las tyear's Ontario champs, Port Hope Flyers, but waited until the ninth to score the winning run. From the first appearance, the Electrons are going to provide excellent opposition this year. Ontario Minor Hockey Association, meeting in Toronto last weekend, made plans to continue their policy of strict enforcement of hockey rules in games played in the Ontario Minor. This group has consistently endeavored to keep hockey dlean and to endorse rules for the protection o f the young players. Ten years ago theypassed rules to enforce players to wear helmets and three years ago they were one of the first leagues toinsist goalkeepers were helmets, as well as masks, for the complete potection of the goalkeepers head. This rule, 50, far, has not been adopted by most other hockey groups. Last faîl at the Ontario Minor Hockey Association Annual Meeting a rule was adopted, expelIling, for the balance of the game, any player receiving a five minute penalty for fighting, butt ending or spearing. Although this rule worked well during the last season the executive is considering iincreasing the termi of this suspension and instructing, the referees to be more strict in all interpretation of rules. Winners of Recreation Tyke 'A' Championship Bronch 178 Dart Leogue _eWinning Team No. 6 - A. S aan, H. Brown, M. * Annaert, B. Cowle, D. Patfield. Runner up No. 5- T. Hulme, J. Bond, R. Walker, 41 M. Corson. L. Burton., Basebaîl nine innings - 90 - G. Wilson, L. Piper, R. Luxton, A. Sheehan, L. Stainton. Basebaîl - Runner up - 89. B.B. l in. A. Samian 9; B.B. 9 in. E. Warner :30; High Three Darts E. Warner 171. ' Singles champ J. Fair. Runner up singles - T. Hulme; Doubles champs T.Hulme and *. A. Saman; Runners up doub- les L. Piper and, J. Knight;t Doubles in J. Gibson 56; Doubles out V. Connors 30. JIýi Skunk Trophy A. Saunders. Playoff Cham ps - W. Williams,, C. Anderson, D. iýý ipOke, B. Martindale, F. Hill. Playoff Runner-up- J. Fair, R. Clowes. L. Hamilton, Jack Baker, D. Snowden. Tail End Champs- J. Fowler, G. Tighe. D. Downey, E. Bragg, V. Vanstone. This teamn the Goodyear Credit Union Cardînals, were the Tyke 'A' Champions in the Recrtion Gog ibR league this year. They are: front row, Mike Auger, Ryan Brown Todd Ormiston, Wayne Bragg, CharlesWis Cm e Woolner, Greg Smith; back row, Stephen Hennessv, Michael Bail, Ian McKay, Scott Heard, Mike Glass,Wn $230Cm e Todd Tremblay, Chris Wilson, Andrew Saunders; absent, Steven Brown. Photo by McRobbie. Ladies Major Bowlers HoId Closing Banquet Members of the Ladies Major Bowling League held their closing banquet at the Legion recently when many awards were presenteci incuucing the troplly to the winning team.. They are, from lef t to right, Cathy Pidduck, Jackie Patfield, President ilea ther Stewart, Capt. Fern Bradley, -Pat Luxton, Ursula Strachan, andDiane Taylor. Liberty Belles Hold Annual Bowling Banquet This was the winning team that was presented with the trophy and individual awards-during their recent banquet at Memorial Park Clubhouse. They are, from le ft to right, Rena Bathgate, Una Miller Betty Fogg, AI Osborne who presented the trophy, Jean Chapple, Capt. Joyce Chant, Judy Martin and Judy Bragg. On Tues. May l4th, the Liberty Belles Bowlding Lea- gue held their banquet at Memorial Park. Alan Osborne presented the winners with their trophies: Capt. Joyce Chant, Judy Bra22c. Una Miller. Jean Chappie, Betty Fogg, Judy Martin and Rena batngaue. Treas. Brenda Stephens thanked the Memorial Park ladies for the delicious meal and gave them a gift. Pres. Judy Martin welcomed every- one -present. Pres. Martin presented Sec. Roberts with a w'all dlock for the work she has done. Pres. Martin presented Mr. Osborne with a gift from the league. Marian Henning presented Pres. Martin and' Tres. Stephens with silver trays for their year. 2nd place trophies were presented by Pres. Judy to Capt. Sjaan Lavigne and her team: Emma Bragg, Betthy Leaman, Marian Henning, Hazel 'Smith, Helene Rundie. Rita Van Goor. 3rd. place by Marian Hen- ning to Capt. Brenda Steph- ens, l\arg MacDonald, Gail Lyle, Joy Luxton, Janet Har- ness, Sheila Wilson, Joyce Rowe. 4th place by Brenda Steph- ens to Capt. Pauleen Cornish, Eleanor Dadson. Yvonne Os- borne, Isobelle Davis, Joyce Rowe, Marg MacDonald, Chris Harrison. High Average by Brenda Stephens lst schedule 207 Carol Roberts, 2nd schedule 22ý Judy Bragg.- High Double by Marian Henning 151 sehedule 552 Emma Bragg, 2nd schedule 538 Gail Lyle. High Single by Helen Cook lst schedule 307 Bernice Partner, 2nd sehedule 350 Eleanor Dadson. Low Place Team ist. by Brenda Stephens: Capt. Ann Bons, Bessie Forsey, Betty Sierhuis, Judy Martin, Rose Morris, Enid Austin, Janet Harness. Low Place Team 2nd sched- ule presented by Jean Chap- pie. Capt. Mary Lane, Barb Lyle, Dot Fox, Pat Lunn, Betty Crossey, Florence Hooper, Mary Blunt. Lowest Games Bowied pre- sented by Rose Dickinson lst sehedule Helene Rundie, 2nd Rose Morris. Lowest Average presented by Eleanor Dadson. lst sche- dule Phyllis Bromeli, 2nd Rose Dickinson. 300 games bowied were presented with an ashtray by Wilma Combes. 250 games bowled were presented with an ashtray by Rose Dickinson, Jean Chapple, Helen Cook. Less 100 games bowled werr Sr esented with a deck of carcîs yEleanor Dadson. Perfect attendance both schedules were presented with a pen and money from Marian Henning. Perfect attendance for one schedule were pre- sented with a pen from Judy Martin. Hidden Doubles bowled the last day were read by Sec. Roberts presented by Treas. Stephens. Marian Henning gave a report on the absentees and sic k. Treas. Brenda Stephens gave a report onr the money and our Oank nalance. Election of New Committee: Past Pres. - Wilma Coombes, Pres. - Judy Martin, Vice Pres'. Marian Henning, Sec. - Carol Roberts, Treas. - Bren- da Stephens. Social Committee: Pat Lunn, Helen Cook, Eleanor Dadson, Rose Dickinson, Sjaan Lavigne. The Pres. thanked everyone and hoped they ail had a good sumnmer. LONG SAULTI On Friday evening after the wedding rehersai, them.ed- ding party gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Cameron and enjoyed, a deli- cious lunch. M r. and Mrs. Rye Gibson were Monday lunch guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. Bernard and family. Ini UJUW UN D[UWI1S George Gibbs, R. R. 4, Bowmanvilie, was the winner. of the Travelmate hard top camper valued at $2,300 raf- fled off by Browns' Commun- ity Association in aid of the Community Youth Develop- ment and Recreation Centre Fund. The draw was made by Durham Councillor Kenneth E. Lyali at a comm-unity dance held Saturday, May Il in the Golf Course Road, Newcastle-. câmmunity hall. Helen Scott of 947 Thorncliff St., Oshawa, won a 10-speed bicycle, the second prize in the draw. Propane camp stovp-s were won bDy J. Self, R. R. 4; Bowmanville; Gail Jones and Jili Koenderman of Newcastle and D. Holmes of Orono. Family thermios jugs were won by Mrs. Dorothy Kelly of Newcastle, G. Hi. Thompson, 812 Wicklow,Oshawa; Glenda Shields_ 85 Orchard View, Oshawa and Milford Simon- sen, R. R. 2, Port Hope. Members of the Browns' executive committee were delighted with the success of the venture. Electronic Air Filters ELIZABETH VILLE Chyrch srvices were held as sua.Mis. B. Grav oipened the services. Rev. J. A. 'Ramjit spoke on Report of the Conference held in Kingston last week, which he had attended. Next Sunday Rev. C. Armstrong of Scarborough will be the guest speaker, a rersnative of the Alcohol an rgConcerns. A cantata "Gloria" will be presented in Port Hope on Sunday May 26th at 7.30 p.m., everyone is welcome. On Thursday evening a miscellaneous shower was held for Miss Helen Trew, at Mr. and Mrs. B. Burton's home. Mrs. M. Walker and Nancy had charge of the contests. About thirty friends and relatives gathered and presented Helen with many useful gifts. Lunch was serv- ed.' Mr. and Mrs. P. Casselton and family, Simcoe visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. Cassel- ton over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trew and Billy visited with Mrs. Mae Trew, Port Hope on Sunday. - Mr. and Mrs. J. Dekoker, Sunderland were with Mr. and Mrs. H. Thickson on Monday. Mr. Henry White is about the same and he had a number of callers over the holiday. Robert Mercer hadhis race car in the races on Saturday night at Westport. Mrs. H. Muldrew is home again and is improving. Power Humidifiers S .VOWLES Heating & Air Conditioning OIL - GAS - ELECTRIC FURNACES 1 Queen St.1 Bowmanville Phone 623-7591 - 623-4283 THIS WEEK ... 3 CLASSES 0F RACING ,Charger - Hobby - Diamond Plus I... 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Mrs. Milford White expect- ed to go to St. Margarets Hospital in Toronto on Sunday for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. C. Beatty visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. Barkwell on Sunday and Jhad their granddaughter's to call, over the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Deremo, Orono were with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Trew on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. R. Averys, Oshawa, visited Mr. and Mrs.. H. Muldrew Friday evenIng. Mr. and Mrs.,W. Yaremeo spent the holiday at Algonquin Park. MUSTANG AUTOMATICS $33 195 b MacDonald Ford Bowmanville 623-4481