The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

M aie members include front row, Ron Gillespie, John Rogers, John Bickle, Doug White, Carl Deveau, Gerry Tattrie; back row, Warren Hart, Ernie Rogerson, Mike Thompson, AI Patter, AI Mainprize, Bruce Knowlton and Ben Coelen. On Saturday afternoon, Delta Faucet held their staff picnic at Orono Park addition to competitions and races of varlous types, there was a, bail game, between the men and women. And even though the men had to run backwards opposite way, they' still came up the winners 21-4. Female team members, Bridgett Patter, Nancy Stephen, Shirley Jarvia, Linda Nickerson, Julie KnoN Weston, Evelyn Kennett, Janet Raizenne, Dianne Sallows, Coby Kraan, Sue A absent from picture, Gail Park. Bantame FoMrcred to Third Game Afior Losing to Kanata, The Bowmanville begion Bantams were defeated 10-9 hy Kanata in Ottawa Sunday to force a third and deciding game in the Ontario play- downs quarter final series in D classification. Bowmanville won the opening game 8-3 Sa1urday in Bowmanville. in the opening game, pitcber Rob Kennett limited Kanata to just six bits, walking seven and striking out six. He had plenty of defensîve belp from bis infield of Tony Rupa, Ralph Rozema, Rod Plain and Scott Bate. Scott Michelson knocked in four runs.with a triple and a single. Darcy Cummings went 3 for 3 and scored four runs. Plain scored two, with Rupa and Kennett accounting for the other runs. Sunday, Bowmanviile start- ed with a rush, scoring six in the toi) of the first. However, it was al downhill after that. Cummings had problems on the mound, giving up five bits and walking eigbt before being relieved in the fiftb by Dan Ritebie. Ritchie gave up two bits and a walk. striking on rSun'day otfu.Cummings had four strikeouts as well. Ritchie fokteloss. Michelson led the offence with three hits and 1 RBI. Kennett went two for three with 3 RBI's. Ritchie knocked in two runs with a towering triple, Michelson and Cummings had two runs, with singles goîng to Plain, Rupa, Kennett, Ritchie and Ed Bird. Bowmanville blew a 9-5 lead and couldn't get the bats going in the late innings. The deciding game will be played at Soper Creek Park on Wednesday witb a 5 p.m. starting time. Hamp ton Girls Win Ban tam Tourney Delta'Faucet Men Give the Ladies a Beating Ladies Lobb Bail Results of games during the week of Aug. 19. Aug. 20 - Toms and Sons vs Jensen Steel 15 - il; Heritage House vs Champlain 4 -11. August 22nd - Midas vs Elliotts il - 8; Dykstra vs St. Marys 25 - 3; Banner Passant vs Armstrong 10 - 14. Final Team Standings "'A" Division Teamns 1-5 "B"' Division teams 6-10 Place Team Points 1 Armstrong 34 2 Dykstra 27 3 Toms and Sons 26 4 Champlain 19 5 Banner Passant 17 6 Midas 16 7 Elliotts 15 8 Jensen Steel 13 9 St. Marys 8 10 Heritage House 5 Sdiedule for eA" Division Seni Finals Teamn Sept. Park 2 vs 4 4th Memorial North 3 vs 5 4th Orono Park 2 vs 4 6th Memorial North 3 vs 5- 6th Orono Park 2 vs 4 llth Orono Park 3 vs 5 1 lth Memorial North Schedule for "'B" Division Sem! Finals Team Sept. Park 7 vs 9 sth Orono Park 8vslO Sth Vincent Massey or Memorial 7 vs9 9 lth Newcastle 8vslO lOth Memorial South 7 vs 9 l2th Orono Park BvslO l2th Vincent Massey or Memorial Mon$ Major Bowling The Men's Major beague will start bowling on Wednes- day, Sept. 5th, 7:00 p.m. sharp. President' Rowland Coombes will be on hand to welcome the bowlers. Rol off if necessary., No. 1 Rice Bowl - R. Good, M. Etcher, D. Oke, G. Simpson, B. Oke. H. Bennett. Legion Ladies' TIeam 1 - Virg. airey ,apt. Bernice Terryý, Valerie Smith,' Greta Luxton, June Saunders. Team 2 - Vickie Terry, capt., Joanne Smith, Bernice Partner, Hilda Simnick, Freda Turton. Team 3 - Judy Bragg - capt., Loin Wright, Joanne Sudsbury, M eg Gibbs, Brenda Kilmer. Team 4. - Carol Roberts, capt., Darlene Rines, Grace Murdock, Wendy Murdock, Joan Shearer. Team 5 - Marg Currie, capt., Mary Gray, Molly Mairs, Dot Richards, Bonnie Mairs. Team 6 - Sandra Sellers, capt.,' Brenda Jones, Dot Bond, Diane Howarth, Diane Piper.' MSERVICE """ 299 DEAN Winners of the horseshoe pitching contest and this superb plaque from Delta Faucet were Jesse James, left and Ken Altpeter. MINOR lHOCKEY REGISTRTO FEE $50.00 PER PLAYER Registration Date: September 1lOth'ta 21lst at the former Bell Building f rom 8:30 p.m. ta 4:00 p.m. Must have birth certif icate. 'JT~I~ TRAILERS Buy now for fantast!c, savings' (in Stock Mode/s On/y) 8' CAMPER (1 oniy)............$3y1 50.00 RUNNING BOARDS To dress up your truck or van FROM.1 37 WHILE TH EY LAST INSTALLED TRUC K CAPS ................. $295,00 Cornesee us and SA VE! 987-5174 By Harry Baker The Hampton team won the Bantam Girls Softball Tournament held by the Recreation Department at Memorial Park in Bowmanville on August 11. To win the championship, Hampton defeated Orono No. 1 55 to 19 and Bowmanville 15 to 12. The winning pitcher for Hamipton in both games was Elizabeth Hurst, who also made several outstanding defensive'plays to help win the games. The defensive play of the day was made by centre fielder Mary Lou Hunt of Hampton. The losing pitchers were Chariene Rodd from Orono No. 1 and Angela Dell fromn Bowmanville. The hitting star of the day was Jennifer Jarvis of Hampton with four home runs. Members of the Hampton champs are: front row, left to right, Arlene Raby, Jeannette Musgrave, Elizabeth Hurst, Kathy Molenaar; second row, Scott Campbell-Coach, Kelly Legood, Jennifer Jarvis, Lee White, Harry Baker - Coach; third row, standing, Cathy Steeves, Beth Beavis, Barb Naef; absent, Jackie MacDonald, Mary Lou Hunt, Lori Hunt, Les Hunt - Coach. END 0F SuMMR SALE 4BA08,CA%'RTS9 C"hLUBS'O, SHOES& AOCMESSORI E,àS Top Line Bails ........ Doz. 114.95 Shoes.............. f rom 12995 Bags ......... f rom 129.95 Penfold Pro Made MRH, WRH ... . .. . . .. . 12995 Penfold D Classie, 12 Pc 8199 Executives ..........37900 COME IN AND STsRUKE A DwEAum nL!t!v jl 450 Hopkins Street, Whitbv Be readiy for Summer Instai Your Pool 'NO WlI while the ground Us dry and SAVE $$$,! Yesaa You'II avoid the mud and mess of a Sprîng-tîme installation and you'll also avoid the 1980 price increase., EACH ITII INCLUDES. Stainless Steel sand filter-and super pump, 42" waII, 2 returns, 30 mil. lier, 61/" pvc coping with insert skimmer, filtermedia, 1-3 step Iadder with anchors, vacuum equipment, wall brush, thermometer Ieaf-skimmer test kit, pole hanger, 6 ft. diving board, 30 ft. backwash hase.-Start up chemicals. (Extra cost f or dif fleu it access) Drap In for a cof fee ... Iet's talk pools! MO0U NTAI1N ~ POOLS Divisionof Mountain Excaviating Ltd. 1323 KING ST. E., OSHAWA ~ TELEPHONE 725-4648 - 725-9292 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 29, 1979 9 No. 2 Frank's Variety - R. Etcher, K. Piper, B. Laird, C. Oke, G. Couch, D. Reynolds. No. 3 Liberty Bowl Ltd. - M. Roberts, W. Coombes, A. Osborne, T. Bagneil, C. Morgan, H. Palmer. No. 4 Bowmanvllle Travel r Agency- H. Michelson, E. S Leslie, Dr. H. B. Rundie, J. Luffman, J. Bond, G. Clarke. No. 5 Ken's Men's Wear - G. SSmale, J. Carter, J. Lander, GBeBee. No. 6bander Hardware -D. ~ Perfect, R. Wright, M. Annaert, B. Holroyd, M. Murphy, B. Luxton. No. 7 Brock's Service Centre -R. Stacey, B. Smith, W. Hately, R. Selleck, R. ~\ Richards, J. Wilson. No. 8 Heritage Restaurant - M. Richards, E. Perfect, K. SFarrell, T. Halîman, B. Kent, SS. Oke. Y"- No. 9 Dykstra's Food -H Ballantine, R. Thompson, R. Beatuprie, G. Piper, J. Jeffery, R. Coombes. No. 10 Jury & Loveli G. .,.~.. ..Masterson, V. Prout, b. N Smale, D. Carter, G. Edmondson, b. MacDougal. No. il Castie Hotel - M. with a, good turnout. in Reynolds, B. Engley, B. to use the term loosely, Henning, D. Ellis, J. Pearson, s to the bases and bat the Randy VanMeer. front row, left to right No. 12 Smnith's 7Up - H. ;wlton; back row, Lucilie Bromeli, R. Oke, A. Vangoor, Brook and D. Ulley, B. Westlake, Ray Vrtym, SandyBoksad VanMeer. 668-9671 -'