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FLASHBACK - 25 YEARS AGO - Bowmanville Brookdale Roses defeated Whitby 4-0 on Saturday. Frank Hooper was the big hitting hero with three hits, while Gilhooly and Stainton had two each, and Buck Cowle came Up with another stellar performance. FLASHBACK - 10 YEARS AGO - Bowlers from the Goodyear Millroom were the winners-of the Goodyear Bowling League. At the banquet held at the Lions Cenâtre on Saturday, team members presented with the trophy and individual awards were Ron White, Tom Milîson, Howard Edmond- son, Bill Holroyd, Russ Hately, Mike Murphy and Captain Brian-Martyn. BOWMANVILLE - Merchant's Baîl Games go each Sunday at 2 at Soper Creek.,Drop down and lend the team your support. It will be appreciated. BOWMANVILLE - Brewers Slow-pitch team are representing Bowmanville in the York Dur- ham Mens Slowpitch League and are to be spon- sored by various businesses throughout the town of Bowmanville. A complete list of the sponsors will appear in a future edition. Markham, Union- ville, Oshawa and Orono make up the remainder of the league, with ail play governed by the C.A. S.A. rule book. Markham and Unionville are two of the best tournament slowpitch teams in Ontario. The Bowmanville Brewers next game will be Thursday night at Durham Fields in Oshawa, starting at _8:30 p.m. This weekend (June 2 and 3) the Brewers have been invited to compete in a 16 team tournament in Collingwood. This tournament will feature some of the best slowpitch teams in. Ontario. Following the Col- lingwood tournament the Brewers go on the road for two gamnes before returning home on Sunday, June 17 to play the Orono Merchants at Memorial Park. Game time 8: 00 p.m. See you there. ROLLER SKATING - will start at the Darlington Sports Centre on Monday, June 4th, 1979 from 7:30 p.m. to 10:.00 p.m. Roller Skating will be held every Monday and Wednesday evening. Roller Skating to Disco Music at the Darlington Sports Centre. This program is sponsored by the Newcastle Department of Community Services. THE FOURTH - Annual June Bazaar will be heldin the Darlngton Sports Centre on Saturday, June 9th 1979 from 10:00 am. to 5:00 p.m. At the present time there are close to slxty booths. There is no admission charge. This program Is sponsored by the Newcastle Department of Com- munity Services. CONGRATULATIONS - to PeggyFayle who aced the third hole, 120--yards, with a five wood, at BowmanviIle Country Club ýon Ladies Opening Field Day, Tuesday, May 22. The feat was witnessed by Marilyn Kowal and Audrey Gardner. The low team winners of Lady's Best Baîl was LI Hooper, Eleanor Fisher, Kay Stephen and Marg Arnold with a score of 61. LAST WEEK - under the photo of the winners of the Don Bagneil Memorial Bowling Trophy, the toa oey--raised for the Cancer Society was stated as being $315,000. As much as the Society could use that kind of money, we are sorry to say we made a mistake and an extra zero was added. Thus, $315.00 was the sum, raised, which was gratefully received by the Cancer Society. Canadian Foresters Hold Bowling Banquet The Canadian Order of Foresters held their closing bowling banquet on Saturday at the Centennial Hall. The Championship team for this year was made up of Moana Adcock, Milt Dakin, Jim Robinson and Shirley Hone. Presenting the trophy to the team is Liberty Bowl manager Gary Carter. Hetty Kaptayn was absent for the photo. The Foresters new executive has been chosen for the upcoming- year. Members of the exec.utive __________incloe, iont rw, iit tor-gf",IMoe-ce- artr- auator Hlenitges pes niA Allare- -A-As RESULTS - of the Ladies Lobb Baîl league game president, Beverly Cullen, auditor, back row, Bill Alldread, treasurer, Carman Shirk, vice-president, are as follows. May 22 - Elliott's Decorating Centre John Surrurier, social convener and Margi Pollard, secretary. vs St. Marys Cement 16-6. May 23-Midas Muffler vsm*0INot dropped by the right fedr Armstrong 15-10. Champlain Restaurant vs J r h f+ Ifl IIllfl The eventuai winning rue Century 21' Real' Estate Banner Passant 11-13. M ar*v*u tsu on wu naWiUUNote was scored in the fifth, very Dykstra's Food Market vs Jensen Steel, tie game 5 k l*apprprately by Jim Stacey. aIl. May 25 Dykstra vs Banner Passant; Midas 00V t~l~ mh~1eduld, moved to third on Muffler vs Heritage House, rained out. s s VV6V I zI I UV! r Wl Stee Parkoer' arfc n w~~enf nn à Vu ild n.. it. GOOD/VEAUR Our most popular belted tire! Priced 6945 from each W W (A78Xl3) 4 s Belted construction keeps tread grooves open for good traction eTough fîberglass beits hold tread f rm to reduce wear <* Polyester cord body plies provîde strength and a smooth, -> ~~no-thump ride S rn tm Engin. Performance -Anclysis and Tun-te-upWi crs,4295 36"b' 9 4 U;r Ée 0cars 489 4 cyliner cars Cars with electronic ignition $4.00 Iess. 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Peterborough managed only three hits, and were allowed only one walk, while Stacey struck out seven. Bowmaeville struck first, scoring two runs le the bottom of the fourth. With one out Mike Cornel hit his second home run in as many games to make the score 1 - 0. Ralph Cryderman followed with a single and was moved to third on a line-drive double by Doug Crough. Cryderman scored when Ron Stainton's potential run-scoring long-fly was Peterborough scored two runs in the top of sixth but faiied to cross the plate after that.' The Merchants are basical- ly the same squad as iast year, with a few new additions, which can only heip improve the team. They are piaying good bail, showing signs of improvieg and are hoping to see a lot of spectators at future games. They are capably coached again this year by John Stainton. The team travels to Little Britain on Thursday nîght for a 7:30 start, and are home next Sundav at 2: 00. Letter to Éditor Dear Sir: On Saturday, May 26th, last, I had the privilege of attend- ing Graduation Exercises of the Faculty of Law at Queen's University, Kingston. My specific purpose for being there was that among the graduates receîving his Degree of Bachelor of Laws was one, John James Spiers Chalmers, an officer of the Ontario Provincial Police, formerly of the Newcastle Detachment, presently resid- ing at Kingston. John will 'be entering the office of the Solicitor-General for Ontario and Queen's Park where he will serve under Articles for one year and then will take his Bar Admission Course. John was my Court Officer in the Bowmànville Court for some time and I amn quite proud of hlm and what he has been able to accomplîsh and thought that his many friends in Bowmanville and Newcastle would be happy to heaîr of his progress. It is not every day that a young man has the courage to embark on a new career in the midst of raiîng a young family and John and his wife Helen are to be congratulated. Vours very truly, R.B. Baxter. Legion Bantams' Lose Two Close Games i Bowmanville's Legion Bantam Ail-Stars opened their 1979 EOBA sehedule with a_ pair of close losses Tuesday, May 22.. Ajax defeated Bowmanville 12-11 in a game called after six innings due to darkness. Donny Daigle led Bowmanville with 3 hits, Scott Michelson and Tony Rupa had two with singles going to Bruce Austin, Darcy Cummings, Ralph Rozema, Steve -Skene and Scott Richards. Rupa scored 3 of the runs, Cummîngs and Daigle 2 each, with Victor Romard, Michelson, Skene and Rod Plain getting the others. Scott Rate took the loss on the mound, giving up just 2 hits, 5 runs, 5 walks and 2 strikeouts. Starter Dan Ritchie went 3 innings, yielding 7 runs on 5 hits, 7 walks and 2 strikeouts. Thursday, May 24, saw the top team in the league corne to Bowmanville. In a pitcher's duel Peterborough edged the Bantams 6-2. Bowmanville pitcher Robert Kennett threw a masterful game, giving up just four hits and walking five. H1e struck out six ie going the distance. However, Bowmanville could manage just two hits, singles by Brad Fraser and Rod Plain. Michelson stole home after drawing a walk, and Fraser knocked in Plain for the other run. Carmsport Trailer Sales Hw. 115and 35 987-5174 1977 and 1978 CHEVRON and HOLIDAY TRAILER Large selectIon of TRUC K-CA PS In stock SUPERIOR PROPAN E REFILL CENTRE BOWMANVILLE - and Orono Tennis Clubs will hold a Wine and Cheese Party for members of both clubs, this Friday evening, starting at nine o'clock at the Lion's Centre. An added attraction will be a fashion show. Tickets are available from. Marg Bain. MOSPORT - hosts the Molson Golden Can-Am this week-end, June 1-2-3, which promises to be the biggest week-end of the summer. Overnight camping is again permitted. On Friday there will be Open Practice. Listed below are the events for Saturday and Sunday. Saturday - 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Formula Ford Practice, 10:15 a.m. - 11:15 a.m. Can-Am Practice & Qualifying, 11:30 a.m. - 12:00 Noon Honda Practice & Qualifying, 12:00 Noon - 1:O00p.m. Lunch, 1:O00p.m. - 2:O00p.m. Super Vee Practice & Qualifying, 2:15 p.m. - 3:15 p.m. Can-Am. Practice & Qualifying, 3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. SuperVee Practice & Qualifying, 4:45 p.m. - 5ý:15 p. m. Formula Ford Race. Sunday - 9: 00 a. m. - 9:30 a.m. Super Vee Warm Up, 9:40 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Mosport Racing School Warm up, 10: 10 a.m. - 10:40 a.m. Can-Am Warm. up, 10:50 a.m. - 11:10 Honda Warm up, 11: 20 a.m. Robert Bosch VW Gold cup super Vee Race, 12: 00 Noon - 1: 00 p.m. Lunch,, 1:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. Honda/Goodrich Challenge Race 1:45 p.m. Mosport Racing School Race, 2:00 p.m. Drivers Meeting, 2:30 p.m. Can-Am, Parade & Anthems 3: 00 p.m. Molson Golden Can-Am Race. 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