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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 4. 1974 qumuumm mUmm m m minmumu mo 623-3303 * FLASHBACK - 25 Years Ago - The hunters of Darlington Township will have their chance at the pheasants of the area on November 4 and 5. In order to participate in the pheasant hunt, residents and non-residents will have to take out licenses which may be obtained from any of the eight local game wardens:- Courtice - Herman Sweetman; Hampton - Livingstone Miller; R.R. 1 Bowman- ville - Howard Millson; R.R. 1 Enniskillen - Tom Wilbur; Enniskillen - Art Wilson; Enniskillen - Harold Mills; Tyrone - Harold Skinner; R.R. 2, Burketon - Wallace Pascoe. FLASHBACK -10 Years Ago - Bill Slaght Sr. and Ken Stalker had a fine bit of fishing in the Minden district over the weekend. They caught two big lake trout, 81/2 lbs. and 11/2 lbs. EVERYBODY INVOLVED - probably would like to forget the deplorable incident that broke up the Men's Town League Softball playoff game on Thursday night, but it's not that easy. We didn't arrive at the game until the fracas had cooled down a bit, so we can't give an on the spot report. But, from what we've been told, it was one of those things that should never have happened. Luckily no one was hurt, or there could have been injuries and assault charges. Those directly involved have been penalized and Kramps, as a result, have probably ruined their chances of taking the championship. It may be a good lesson to all concerned so that next year, umpires will not be subjected to constant badgering and threats. Their job is a thankless one at best. Surely they make mistakes, because they are human, so do the players. The affair wrecked what otherwise could have been a great playoff series. GRANT WADE RESIGNS - We don't know the inside story but were surprised to learn that two weeks ago, Grand Wade of Newtonville, had resigned as President of the E.O.B.A. The genial sports director of radio station CHUC, last week also submitted his resignation as an executive member of the OBA, when the pro- vincial body re-admitted Thorold Juniors to the OBA, when the provincial body re-admitted Thorold Juniors to OBA playdowns after Wade had thrown them out for failure to be ready by the deadline he had set. RESERVE SEPT. 14TH - 22ND - fo' the Oshawa BC Autofest Autorama. Many interesting events are - being planned for all ages. More details next week. e Also at Mosport Park on September 20, 21, 22, the Ca Labatt's 50 Grand Prix of Canada will be held. Sep IAN MORRISON - asst. pro at Bowmanville Ou Country Club, playing on Wednesday, Aug. 28, Sen made a hole-in-one on the third hole. On Satur- Se] day, Aug. 24th at Pebblestone Golf Course, a hole-in-one was aced by Ron Flintoff on the A ninth hole with a 5 iron. He was playing with r Bill Whitworth, Bill and Randy Buchanan. f HOCKEY REGISTRATIONS - Registrations for Ir the Recreation Minor Hockey League will take r place in the Town Hall, 40 Temperance Street, on I the following dates: September 9th, lOth, lth, 12th, I and 13th from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., any boys V registering after these dates will be put on a waiting list. Registration Fee $12.00 per player. $ There is no family play. Boys registering for the n first time must show proof of age. Tyke-7 yrs. and c if you have not had your 9th birthday by Dec. 31st of V this year; Atom-9 yrs. and if you have not had your lth birthday by Dec. 31st of this year; Pee Wee-11 yrs. and if you have not had your 13th 5 birthday by Dec. 31st of this year; Bantam-13 yrs. and if you have not had your 15th birthday by Dec. 31st of this year; Midget-15 yrs. and if your have KN not had your 17th birthday by Dec. 31st of this year. Tykes will start on Tuesda Oct. 22nd and Thursday, Oct. 24th, Atoms willi start on Saturday,st October 19th and Thursday, Oct. 24th and Friday, tn Oct. 25th. Pee Wee will start on Monday, Oct. 21st and Sat. Oct. 19th, Bantam will start on Tuesday,ho Oct. 22nd and Wed., Oct. 23rd. Midget will start onsh Sunday, Oct. 20th. Coaches meeting to draw updu teams will be held on Saturday, Sept. 28th in the Council Chambers in Bowmanville at 9:00 a.m. Those wishing to coach in the Recreation Minor Hockey League please contact The Recreation Office at 623-3379. RED EAGLES - Bowmanville Red Eagles Junior Camp opens Tues., Sept. 10 at 7 p.m. at Bowmanville Arena. This is an invitational "A carnp but any new boys or any boys missed C please phone Keith Smith 623-7290 or Carl Se Devit 62-559 beore ept.10.Bo At Pe Ma 9:3 co] ZI4 soc sen fin Sol B 1 S pl a Si Sati pla, infè bel I hg r bg h s pI Friday Night Mixed Bowling League Team 1 - G. Wilcox, F. Bradley, L. Coombes, G. Dickens, M. Hayward, A. Millson. Team 2 - Moe Richards, Onie Etcher, Bob Flintoff, Joan Engley, Mary Kirkton, Ron Webb. Team 3 - Morley Etcher, Arnold Sleep, Carol Harris, Delores Konopacki, Barb Ken- nedy, Dennis Smale. Team 4 - Elton Brock, Don Bradley, Lloyd Stainton, Ruth Cowle, Val Miller, Ellen Coombes. Team 5 Les Smale, H. Bennett, Mary Ann Richards, Helen Piper, Bob Hayward, Duaine Palmer. Team 6 - Dave Reynolds, Sandra Stainton, Don Cowle Audrey Sleep, Marion Bur gess, Reg Land. Date Sept. 6 Sept. 13 Sept. 20 Sept. 27 Oct. 4 Oct. 11 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Nov. 1 Nov. 8 Nov. 15 Nov. 22 Nov. 29 Dec. 6 Dec. 13 Dec. 20 ANGLING LICENCE FEES - Both non- resident and resident Canadians (other than rom Ontario) will pay more to fish in this pro- vince as of January 1, 1975, natural resources minister Leo Bernier bas announced. The new rates are: non-resident seasonal angling icence, $10.75; non-resident 3-day angling icence, $6.00; resident Canadian (from pro- vinces other than Ontario) angling licence, $4.00. Previous schedule of licence fees were $8.50 for the non-resident seasonal, $5.00 for the non-resident 3-day and $3.00 for the resident Canadian. The increase in revenue to the pro- vince is estimated at $1,000,000. Included in the $2.25 increase for the non-resident seasonal icence is an adjustment in the issuing fee from 50 cents to 75 cents. There are about 3,200 fish and wildlife licence issuers in Ontario. NAPP'S IN FINALS - On Wednesday night of t week, Knapp's Towing girls softball team sted Ajax from the semi-finals after winning two 'aight games 23-6 and 16-3. They will now enter e finals against either Ontario Hydro or Courtice ho played at Memorial Park on Monday night. We pe to have details of that game for this issue. We ould mention that Knapp's have played 16 games ring the season, winning 14, tying one and losing e. That's a good record. HOCKEY PLAYERS - wishing to play in Commercial League Hockey, please contact Gary Wilson 623-4373, Greg Adams 623-3421, Barry Oliver 983-5066, before the 14th of Sept. Anyone wishing to referee contact one of the above. LL STAR" TRYOUTS - for Bowmanville Minor ckey Association will take place on Saturday, pt. 7, 14, 21 as follows: Time 12-1, Group Novice, ys born in 1966; 1-2, Minor Atom, 1965; 2-3, Major om, 1964; 3-4, Major Pee Wee, 1962; 4-5, Minor e Wee, 1963; 5-6:30, Minor Bantam, 1961; 6:30-, ajor Bantam, 1960; 8-9:30, Minor Midget, 1959; 30-11, Major Midget, 1958. A $1.00 Ice Fee will be lected from eachplayer. [ON IN FINALS - On Saturday night Zion Senior ccer team defeated Tyrone 2-1 to win the mi-final series. They will now advance to the als against Solina, with the first game tonight at lina, starting at 6:30. BANTAMS AND JUVENILES OUT - On Sunday, after winning here on Saturday in the 1th inning, the Bantams lost out at Bolton on Sunday 10-7 and were eliminated from play- downs. Earlier, the Juveniles were ousted by Fort Erie in two games, leaving Locke's TV Electrons as the only ones still in the play- downs. >YALS DEFEAT STREETSVILLE - On' turday at Kendal, the Junior Royals wiped out eetsville 4-1 and will now continue in the ydowns, possibly against Thamesville. More ormation on their next series may be available fore press time. CE READY - The big switch from baseball to hockey is ready to get underway. The ice is eady at the Arena, with the first practices beginning on Thursday. So, it's away for the winter again. No word bas been received on Low many teams there will be here but that hould be forthcoming in the near future as plans are finalized. At the Locke's TV Electrons game on Sunday against Barry's Bay, catcher Larry Piper was presented with the Howard Cowle Memorial trophy for his contribution over the years to baseball in Bowmanville. Norm Cowle made the presentation to the winner who was uiable to play in the .ame because of a leg injury. At left is Mike Cornell who took over the duties behind the plate and did a commendable job. Stephens LeadhFnals 2-O Stephens Fuels took a 20 lead in Mens Town League Final action last week over Kramps Furniture, with a 10-2 win on Tuesday night and a default win on Thursday night. On Tuesday night Sephens' scored single runs in the second, third and fourth innings and added four big runs in the fifth to put the game out of reach. Brian Blackburn, Bill Godfrey and Rick Santomero led the win- ners with two hits each. Godfrey, Bob Abbott and John Dragstra scored two runs each, and Santomero drove in two runs. Don Lorusso tossed the win while Harvey Webster took the loss. Jim Coyle and Howie Bryan led Kramps with two hits each. On Thursday riight the two team played a great game for four innings, tied at 1 1. Kramps led 1-0 after three innings on Mike Cornell's triple and Ken Cryderman's sacrifice fly. Stephens tied the game in the last of the fourth when Bob Abbott singled and scored on Grant Thompson's single, In the fifth, as Kramps were preparing to come to bat, an altercation broke out. After Postpone Big Chalenge Race Until Next Sunday AtWegaeSed y third, In the second heat R by D. Nesbitt Mace of Barrie first, R. Moxon On Saturday night the of Janetville second and L. Carling's Red Cap Points Stefnik of Barrie third. Third Award racing came to an end heat was won by Claude at Westgate Speedway. Win- Harness of Newtonville and ner of the Charger Division M. Wisser second and R. was Bob Thompson of Peter- Gaynor of Pontypool third. borough and runner-up was Feature winner was S. Hunt Lee Terrion of Peterborough. er, M.Wisser second and Gord Lee Terrion was also awarded Wallace third. On being the the Bernie Sullivan Trophy for winner of the Feature, Stu Sportsmanship and ability Hunter was presented with the over the course of the of the Chris Hurley Memorial Tro- season. Rod Rashleigh of phy as this race had been Toronto was the Hobby Divi- designated to run for such. sion and Ed Nesbitt of Gord Wallace won the Newcastle was the runner-up. Ostranders Series for the Stu Hunter of Barrie who was diamond ring and a beautiful the leader for several weeks trophy for the Diamond Divi- took the Diamond Division sion. championship and Gord Wal- The Challenge race between lace of Peterborough the Nesbitt and Hunter was can- runner-up. celled until Sunday, Sept. 8th, Results for the Charger when for the first time the Division races were for the races will begin that afternoon first heat Ivan Green of at 1:30 p.m. Hunter appeared Peterborough first, G. Downer to have motor trouble right of Peterborough second and after winning the feature. R. McGill of Lindsay third. Nesbitt who appeared to have Downer won the second heat, handling problems prior to E. Stichman of Mount Albert this event, seemed to have second and Green third. such under control for this Feature winner was Downer, race. Also, on next Sunday McGill second and P. Van afternoon, there along with Eindhoven of Peterborough the regular races wil! be a 10 third. lap Demolition Race which Taking the checkered flag in will prove to be exciting. It is the Hobby's first heat was hoped that racing fans will Nesbitt, Rod Rashleigh second come out and support their and Brian Rashleigh of Tor- favourite drivers at the above onto third. Rod Rashleigh took new time and date. I heat two, Nesbitt second and TONY'S WIN AGAIN John Fonk of Orono third. Oshawa's Tony's came Feature winner was R. Rash- thr ou h in great style to win leigh, Fonk second and Nes- the Canadian softball title in bitt third. Victoria, B.C., over the week- Winner of the first heat of end, defeating Victoria in the the Diamonds was Dave final game 2-1 in an extra Kellett of Oshawa, M. Wisser inning. They arrived home on of Barrie second and R. Monday night and were given Milligan of Peterborough a royal reception. things were sorted out, Steph- ens were awarded the game by the umpires. The Series will resume on Tuesday night at 6:30 p.m. at Memorial Park's south dia- mond, Kramps, although the have their backs to the wall are capable of evening the series against a tough and determined Stephens crew. The renainder of the series should be a good one, featur- ing some great softball. Last week a request was published asking the players to hand their 50-50 tickets in to Frank's Variety or Terry Baker. Please get them in, sold or unsold, before the tenth of September. Also, please advise us if you plan to attend the banquet on September 28th. Tickets may be picked up at Frank's Variety or from Terry Baker at the hall games. Friends are welcome to attend the banquet. 1974 1974 1974 "'The Friendly People"' Alleys 1-2 1- 2 4- 5 9- 3 7-12 11- 8 10- 6 5 7 12- 9 3-4 3- 4 6- 2 1-10 5- 8 9- 7 11- 1 4-12 10- 5 2-11 8- 9 7- 3 2- 1 5- 4 3- 9 12- 7 8-11 Team 7 - Helen Reynolds, Lou Welsh, Ernie Dickens, Bruce Winning, Pearl Smale, Pat Prout. Team 8 - Tom Millson Hap Palmer, Brian Harris, Elea'ý- or Van Meer, Flo Land, Marcia Winning. Team 9 - Hilda Brock, Marilyn Flintoff, Mary Wil- cox, Bob Mitchell, Ted Miller, Don MacArthur. Team 10- Bert Engley, Gail Millson, Bill Luxton, Mike Kirkton, Marg Welsh, Pa- MacArthur. Team 11 - George Piper, Bob Konopacki, Ken Kennedy, Peggy Millson, Thelma Ben- nett, Pat Luxton. Team 12 - Vince Prout, Bill Brugess, Ray Van Meer, Ruth Mitchell, Sue Welsh, Wendy Webb. 5-6 5- 6 12- 3 11- 4 9- 2 1- 5 3- 8 2-10 7-11 8-12 4- 1 6- 9 12-11 8-10 7- 6 3- 1 4- 2 7-8 7- 8 9-11 5-12 10- 4 6- 3 12- 2 1- 9 4 6 3- 5 2 7 11-10 4- 3 2- 6 10- 1 8- 5 7- 9 9-10 9-10 1- 7 8- 2 11- 6 10-12 7- 4 6- 8 2- 3 4- 9 5-11 12- 1 8- 7 11- 9 12- 5 4-10 3- 6 11-12 11-12 10- 8 6- 7 1- 3 2- 4 9- 5 3-11 8- 1 7-10 12- 6 5- 2 10- 9 7- 1 2- 8 6-11 12-10 Some People Say "Good Old Bowmanville Auto Parts" We have been helping people for over 30 years. NEWCASTLE RECREATION DE PARTMENT BOWMANVILLE MINOR HOCKEY REGISTRATION Mon. Sept. 9th,10th,11th, 12th &1 3th from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in the Bowmanville Town Hall. Registration Fee is $12.00 per boy. Tyke 7 yrs. and if you have not had your 9th Birthday by Dec. 31st of 1974. Atom 9 yrs. and if you have not had your lth Birthday by Dec. 31st of 1974. Pee WeeIl yrs. and if you have not had your 13th Birthday by Dec. 31st of 1974. Bantam 13 yrs. and if you have not had your 15th Birthday by Dec. 31st of 1974. Midget 15 yrs. and if you have not had your 17th Birthday by Dec. 31st of 1974. Those wishing to coach or referee, please contact the recreation office at 623-3379. IN special new "uraweave' inteir itwhel ruga akage, stereo are some of the things that make this a truly unique and practical vehicle. Ser. No. 170390. Sugg. List $6784. PINTO2-DOOR With customized "Mark V" kit and sunroof. Ser. No. 134625. Suggested List $4319. GRAN TORINO SQUIRE BROUGHAM STATION WAGON 118" wheelbase full frame woodgrain sides, luggage rack, split bench seats, radials, special paint plus lots more. Ser. No. 169371. Suggested List $6063. Compare these prices. Only the Friendly People offer these kind of deals with a shortage of full size cars and big price increases for 1975. (Also, your trade is worth more now) Ail above bargain prices inelude up to 18 months - 18,000 mile Ford Extended warranties, preservicing, freight and license plates. Come see why more people are buying Fords and why they deal with us. 219 KING ST. EAST BOWMAN VILLE 623-4481 623-4481 623-4481 Announcement.. DANNY AND RON HOOPER ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF Hooper s Trophy Centre 19 KING ST. EAST - BOWMANVILLE You are invited to view the large stock of trophies available and discuss presentations for your league or organization. PHON E 623-5747 1 aumucumq