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8. The Canadian Statesmnan. Bowmanvilhe, August 27th, 1975 *mmmmmmmmmmmm mn.. Io F 'LASHBACK - 25 Years Ago - Pitching record for the "Brookdale Roses" which includes the game of August 9th shows D. Gavas in the lead with four wins - one loss, B. Legree three wins - 3 losses. G. Sturrock - one win - three losses, J- Buttonshaw, one win - one loss. Team record, nine-wins - fine losses, two tied. FLASHBACK --- 10 Years Ago ý- At the Bow- manville Beach Association's Annual Sports Day Program, on Civic Holiday, the prize win- ning team in the Men's Horseshoe Pitching con- test was composed of John Fo rd and Doug Red- man. Runners-up were Len Rider and Don Masters. DON STURROCK - son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sturrock, a former member of Bowmanville Red Eagles Jr. C hockey team, of Owen Sound Junior B club, will leave for the Chicago Black Hawk training camp, on September 24th. Fans and friends of Don wish him the best of luck. TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS- were held on, Sunday, at the Bowmanville Tennis Club with the men's doubles winners - Chris Terhune and Don Bradley; mixed doubles - Jane and Don Bradley; and ladies' doubles - Jane Bradley and Nancy Jackman. The, single champion- ships will be played at a later date. Congratula- tions to the champions. The club has enjoyed a most successful season, with many new mem- bers joining. SOFTBALL - championship games are in action at Civic Fields, Oshawa, with the Canadian titie the goal. 13 teams are competing and a trip to New Zealand for the 1976 World Championship as well as the Canadian Championship titie goes to the winner. Bey Smith will entertain fans during the tournament on a $7,000 organ. A beer tent is set up, and the whole event's proceeds will be used to finance a Softball Hall of Fame in Oshawa. Opening game was last Sunday at 9 a.m., with the final Saturday, August 30 at 10 a.m. Better hop over to Civic, that's where the action is this week. ANOTHER ACE - was scored, in the region, at the new Kedron Delîs Golf Club, recently when Bob Bishop, a member of the club, aced it on the fifth, par 3, 198 yard hole. It was witnes- seàl by Wally Stelma and Allan Bathe Jr-. BY-LAW- No. 75-29 of the Corporation of Newcastle re the use and regulations of firearms is now available. We suggest interested parties read the regulations carefullyin order to comply with the law. $23,500 - in grants has been made to the Cana- dian Amateur Oarsmen's Association, Culture ami Recreation Minister Robert Welch, an- nounced last week. The grants will enable the association tg compete in the World Rowing, Championships at Nottingham, E ngland, Aug- ust 19 to 31, and will also provide the special training 'necessary for the 1975 Pan American Games, and the 1976 Olympics. THE NEXT WTNTARIO DRAW - is scheduled for Beamsville on September 4th. GIRLS SOFTBALL Girls Softball Playoffs The ~Newcastle Recreation Department Girls Softball League play-offs wll start on the 2n , of September and continue to September ý9thor lth * The Champîonship Final will be held on Saturday, September 2th at Memorial Park starting at 10 arn. Reg Willatts, Chief Convenor and his staff have done an excel- lent job in providing ball for the girls of Newcastle.Th schedule is as follows. Game time will be 6:00 p.m. sharp (2 out of 3 series) Sept. 2 - Buttercups (Team 2)' vs Astros (Team 4) Senies A. Sept. 3 - Road Runners (Team 3) vs Pink Panthers (Team 1) Senies B. Sept. 4 - Astros (Team 4) vs Buttercups (Team 2) Series A. Sept. 5 - Pink Panthers (Team 1) vs Road Runners (Team 3) Series B. If any games tied - playoffs will be Saturday, Sept. 6. Sept 8 - Winners of Series A vs Winners of Series B. Sept. 9 - Winners of Series B vs Winners of Series A. Sept. 10 - Playoff if a tie in above games. Two (2) tearns'of this series will play in a Round Robin Tournament with two (2) teams from Hampton and two (2) teams from Orono on September 20, at Memorial Park. Time of starting games will be 10:00 a.m. sharp. Regional Championship games will be five (5) innings. Final Games will be seven (7) innings. Regional Championship Round Robin Tournament Series A - Diamond (1) - Orono (2) vs Bowmanville (1) 10:00 a.m. Diamond (2) - Hampton (1) vs Orono (1) 10:00 a.m. Series B - Diamond (2) - Hampton (2) vs. Bowmanville (2), 11:15 a.m. SSeries C - Winner of first two games w ill play at 11:30 a.m. on Diamond 1. Series D - Winner of 11: 15 a.m. game B Series will play the winner of 11: 30 game, C Series at Diamond (1), at 2:00 p.m. to decide the, Regional Champs for 1975. Hafhour lunch break from 1:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. Ail players must be there one haîf hour before game time. Practices should start on August 25 to August 27, the school park is open. TOWN HOCKEY LEAGUE Anyone wishing to, play hockey Thurs. nights should contact Doug Hayes 723-2136, John Kramp 623-5435, Brian Bradley 576-5286, Bon Hooper 623-3097, and Lanny Burns 623-4569 no later than Sept. 18. 1975. * DURH-AM CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY e e-e AT *-am THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY *FRIDAY S p.4 , *AFTERNOON *« £VElNG 7- * School Parade 14 t$UsO at :30 p.m. %iet * Prizes for floats, bytheo..i *Decorated Bicycls eac Pet Show and ContestWse * 'd D' gd l C *DAIRY PRINCESS For %eav~Yae * SHOW 0 Sheep Show 4-H Club Day Fat Cali Show at 3:30 p.m. EOel4 * Sale at 6-30 p.m. 0, OntarioS fastest \\\Fuon for everyone at ,v>' * Robertson Midway D.'.. ce e ONTARIO REGIMENTAL m BAN eAi 0 Liqht & Heavy Horse Show G li * Guernseys - Ayrshires 4G * Jerseys, Beef Cattie, C -t * Goal Shows a D A." n *Tug of War Ooo ris taS e GEORGE HAMILTON IVsrn oSHO *at Grand Stand, 3:00p. m. e Rabbits, Poultry, Baking, Flowers, Needliework, junior Work, Machinery Wins First in Saddle Pon les Division 'Avonl Ufiet' Owned by Mr. and Mrs. Gordyn Brent, R.R. 5, Bowmanville, and ridden here by Erin, Nicks, won first at the CNE Horse Show, in the Saddle Ponies Division. Kramp's Tie Softball Se ries Stevens, Mark Tennant, Kar- en Joskoski, Susan Lynch. Canadian Red Cross Society Senior: Beverly Stevens, Barry Stevens, Denise Van- sen, Jane Lynch. Intermediate - Steve Hem- stra. Noreen Siggins, Mike Joskoski, Marvin Oldjans, Chuck Welsh, Kevin Welsh, Rene Batelaan, Jill Hockin, Don Morrison, Leona Stacey, Clifford Sloos, Tammy Haw- ..... ..- .mychuk, Evangeline Williams. . . .. . .Junior - Alice Devos, Sim on Feddema, Barbara Feddema, ,~ Jim Francis, Gaby Batelaan, John Stacey, Lee Ann Henry, Suzanne Stainton, Lynn Ten- nant, Andrea Daîrymple, -~ - ~ " ~.Doug Dilling, Patricia Noord- stra, Jackie Cummings, Kel- vin Sloos, Tim Preston, Amy Batelaan, Barry Henning, Janet Bain, Randy Henning, Jane Stutt, Michelle Whitley, Cheryl Allis, Julie Feather- stone, Angela DeJong, Susan Chapple, Kelly, Beers, Roy Brooks, Donna Beatty. Survival - PeterHiemstma, Bryan' Bruce, Kim Nagel, Sandra, Gallagher, John Wes- selius. Ken Elliott, Paul Sher- idan, Scott Kelly, Brian Flint, Bobby Flint, Donnie Flint. Beginner - Shelley Pogue, Christopher Milîson, David Henry, Kim Desousa, Mich- ella Allison, Barbara Skerlj, Frannie cook, Teji Socihi, Grant Gibson, Doug Brown, Sherry Hughes, Carson Dyk- Kramp's Furniture rallied for eight runs in the 6th inning on Thursday to- defeat Stephen Fuels 12-10 and tie up the Men's Softball Final at one game apiece. Ken Cryderman shown here rounding third, hit a grand slam borner during the corneback and had five RBI's to his credit in the seven inning game. Kramp's allowed five runs in the first inning and were down 8-4 before staging the late recovery. Dennis Bickell was the winning pitcher. Len Kenny of Kramp's was also.in good form, scoring three runs, including one homér. Hampton Takes Lead in Darlington ,Soccer Finals On Saturday, Soina Senior soccer teamn visited Hamptox, in the opening game of the finals and lost 6-1. D. Westlak e scored Solina's only goal, while for Hampton, G. Blohni, W. Walraff, P. Sehoonder- beek, B. Lyden, S. Grooteveen and.C. Fitzpatrick each count- Swîm Test Results The next game wilh be played at Sohîna on Wed., Aug. 27th with the third game at Hampton on Satumday, both starting at 6:30 p.m. IN the junior finals, Solina and Courtice phayed to a no-goal tie hast Tuesday and Thusday, Courtice won 3-0. Results of swim tests held a4 Mlemorial Park Pool ana Bookdale Pool, July 3th and 3Ist, 1975 are as follows: Royal Life Saving Society Canaada Intermediate Royal Life: Juhie Wight, Cathy Olinski. ïJunior Resusitation: Julie ,Wight, Cathy Olinski. Senior Resusitation: Dianne ~Stevens, Karen Joskoski, Sus- an Lynch. Bronze Medahion: Dianve Smith Mark Smith, Cindy Hughes, Kari Black, Mark Tugwood, Eunice 'Oldejans,, John Dow, Andrea Murdoch, Tim Whalen, Marco Mostert, Carnie Gill, Bobb-v Gill. Alewd Hughes, Sherol Schamnerhorn, David Rypster, Mark James, Manie Sigins, indy Cros- sey, Cherlylin Skene, er Nels on,ý Judy Noorstra, Hugh Franc is, Temes a Tri mble, Micheal Trimble, David John- son, Linda Brooks, Sebold Wesselius, Jay Kelly, Steven, Kelly, Guy Marjerrison, Deb- bie Ta lor, Jimmy Taylor, Berna atte Francis, Paul Howychuk, Stephanie Nickem- son, Katherine Netten, Steph- anie Isert, Lance Killingbeck, Scott Cole, Bradley Ruskah, Mary-Ann Sneed, Robert Ken- nett, George Kennett, Evelyn Kennett, Michael Murray, James Downing, Paula Down- ing, Scott Irvin, Keith Wharmby. Pre-Beginner - Jody Hitch- ens, James Hitchens, Patty McGregor, Craig Scott, Cherie Sweet, Michael Gates, Jeffrey Tolter, Lisa Morgan, Michelle Hannah, Kathnina Johnston, Ian Momison, Shelley Buday, Wilma Feddema, Tmacey Anderson, Cindy Kilpatrick, Scott Sarginson, Laura Fenn, Kelly Black, Henry Wesselius, Jodi Marjerrison, Kevîn Nag- el, Raymond Cummings, Yvonne Bons, Yvonne Young- bemg, Greer Guthrie, Charles Sneed, Jamie Garenu, Darmyn Featherstone, Shane Kearney, Ricky Van Scheltinga. Recreation Revyi e w#s Bowmanville Minor Hockey Registration, Monday, Sept- ember 8th, 9th, lOth and lith fromn 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in the Bowmanville Town Hall. Registration Fee is $30.00 per perSon. Tyke 7 yrs. and if you have not had your 9th birthday by Dec. 3lst of 1975. Atom 9 yms. and if you have not had your llthý birthday by Dec. 3lst, 1975. Pee Wee il yrs. and if you have not had your 13th bithday by Dec. 3lst, 1975. Bantamn 13 yrs. and if you have not had your 15th bîrthday by Dec. 31st, 1975. Midget 15 yrs. and if you have not had your l7th birthday by Dec. 31st, 1975. Girls Hockey 15 yrs. of age and over. Those wishing to coach or eferee, please contact the recreation office at 623-3379. Legion Ladies Aux. Dort League for Slate of officers: President - D. Howarth, Vice President - A. Saman, Sec.- - Treasurer - E. Bould, Statistition - M. Gray. Team 1 - Capt. B. White, M. Gray, L. Downey, G. Mur- dock, J. Sutcliff. Team 2 - Capt. T. Brown, K. Ford, N. Clowes, R. Bathgate, J. Liehtfoot. Team 3 - Capt. 1. Whitney, J. Burton, B. Partner, 11. sim- nick, A. Berry. Team 4 - Capt. 1. Hulme, D. Howarth, L. Bruton. J. Fow- 1er, M* Perris. Team 5 - Capt. K. Barrett, E. Bould, N. Sheehan, A. Bate, C. Simm. A ttentionl Boys> 8 or Under S,~niIieSa'as of Dec. 31, 1975 41h a n i i t eI f y o u a r e interested in trying out for the BOWMANVILLE O.M.H.A. BOWMANVI LLE MINO0R HOCKEY ASSOCIATIO N Try-Outs Ail Boys welcome! Bowma nvil1le Memorial1 Arena Saturday, September 6th A. Saman,' J. Taylor,, N. Colmer, M. McNulty. Starting time Sept. 9th at 7:00. Ail remaining nights at 7:30 p.m. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE HOCKEY Applicationsare now be- ing accepted from anyone wishing to play- hockey la this league. OIN and new players should contact Tomn Wilson 623-2982, Doug Crough 623-2311, Brian Hughes (arena) 623-5728, Lanny Burns 623-4569, Gary Wilson 6234373 and D & R Sports 623-3421 no later than 7:00 a.m. -8:00 am. -Juvenile Age 18 or under as of Dec. 31, 1975 8: 00 a.m. - 10:O00a.m. - Ail Midget Age Boys ag e 16 as of Dec. 31, 1975 10: 0a.m. 11: 00 a.m-Major Bantam age 14 as of Dec. 31, 1975 11:00 a.m. - 12 Noon -Minor Bantam age13 as of Dec. 31, 1975 12 Noon - 1:00 p-rn. - Major Pee Wee age 12 as of Dec. 31, 1975 1: 00p.m. - 200p.m. Minor Pee Wee age il as of Dec. 31, 1975 2.00Op.m. - 3.00Op.m. - Major Atom age 10Oas of Dec. 31, 1975 3:00 p.m. -4:00 p.m. -Minor Atom a ge 9as of Dec. 31, 1975 4:00p.m.-5:OOp.m. -Novice age 8 or under as of Dec. 31, 1975 $ 1.00 Per Ployer Ail Cowan Pontiac-Buick Cars Are THOROUGHLy RECONDITIONED (Ask, to See the Records 1 FAMILY CARS 73 LeManS 4-Dr. Sedan ' 73 Chev 1ImPa la 2- Dr. '74 A.M.C. Hornet 4-Dr. Sedan Mediterranean blue with matching HaEconomy 6 cyl., only 24,000 miles. cloth interior, power steering and Hardtop Automatic. Extra dlean. $2 7 brakes, radio, white V-8, fu Il power, radio etc.$2 7 wall, on ower, 337 $3,86 63 Pontiac Sedan Lic. EBL479 Lic. HRH517 Only 58,000 miles and it's.certîfaed. "71 ordGalaY 5,0 4Dr.Automatic, 6 cyl., radio, in excellent '71Fod Glay 00 -D. 65 Ramibler Convertible condition. Lic. DZJ861 Sedan Automatic, radio. Top i excellent Automatic power steering, radio, condition, very dlean. 51,000 miles. 1969 Cadillac Eldorado white walls, repainted, only 50,000 V-8, automatic, full power, air miles. $689 conditioning, power windows, power $1i995Li.HD4 seats, power door locks. Many te Lic. BAA304 extras. Lic. KDHO44 WAGONS 73 LeMans Wagon '73 Ford Gran Torino Wagon 6 passenger, Aspen green with Mdfraenbu ihmthn matching interior. Power brakes interior, air conditioning, full power, and steering, V-8, radio, white walls, Auto. radio. sport mirrors. Lic. DX0758 i.CU2 $3495 $3795 SPORTY CARS' 72 lavelin A.M.X. 1974. Monte Carlo 2-Or. Hardtop Classic sporty i mes enhance this top ot the i me car. V-8 performance, full power, vinyl roof, buckets and V-8,: automatic, full pq\wer. Burgundy with S67 uEckP@ntat 70 -Buja k7 Lod.Wgo King S.E 623-3396 Bowmanvile Tom Cowan, Pres. Mu rra y 0O1Brien, Sa les Mg r. See: Stu Preston, Weldon Brown, Cedrîc Russell Junior The Executive of the Bowmaqville Junior 'C'ýI1ockey Club wish fo invite any intdrested players to the Open Camp commencing September 2nd aýt 7:00 p.m. at MEMORIAL ARENA; BOWMANVILLE Management in attendance wvill be: COACH.................. ELWOOD J. BRADLEY MANAGER.......... .... ... DONALD HARVEY TRAINER ....... .............. .... JIM KING REGISTRAR..................... ..... TIM COX For further information, phor.ýe 983-9255 af ter 4: 00 p.m. 17S