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Of one Weekly Tinies, Wednesday. July 4 th, 1979-3 Celebrates 90th Birthday Mc Créa 's Cemetery no Anniversary graveyard is cordially invited invited We have souvenir plates for sale at a very minimum charge. The cemetery board will provide hot tea. cold drinks, buttered rolls, plus plates, cups and cutlery. We will look for Sunday, July 8th. you on Friends and relatives gathered gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carman White last Thursday, June 28th. The occasion was to celebrate the 90th birthday of Mrs. E. White (Alma). About seventy people dropped in to visit and wish Mrs. White a happy birthday. On Sunday, July 8th, we commemorate the existence of McCrea s Cemetery for 110 years The old church, built in 1882, was demolished last year, and the corner stone placed on a cement base with name plate above. We still have something to remind us of a well known landmark which endured for nearly a century. The cemetery property has been lovingly and carefully tended, and each year we hold an outdoor Decoration Service Service at 3:00 p.m. on the second Sunday in July. This year we are pleased to have as our guest speaker Rev. Basil, Long, the minister of Orono United Church. We are looking forward to special music provided by members of Pontypool United Church choir; also as a real treat singing by Lana Malcolm and Kevin Preston with their guitar accompaniment. Following the service we SPORTS Eagles Lose Two Kendal Eagles went down to defeat twice this past weekend to drop into fifth place in the East Division of the E.O.B.A. On Saturday, league leading Belleville defeated the Eagles 6-1. Ted Becker took the loss on the mound for Kendal allowing eight Belleville hits and five runs in the six and one third innings he worked. Dennis Knapp led Kendal with two hits while single hits went, to Pete Henderson, Eric Moore, John Robinson, Dwight Searle and J.R. Robinson. R H E Belleville 200 000 301 6 11 1 Kendal 010 000 000 ' 1 8 1 A. Vos (1-0), Meacher 7tH and Hay. T. Becker (0-2), Bickle 7th, J.R. Robinson 8th and B. Robinson. H.R. : Hay. On Monday, the Ajax Merchants defeated the Kendal Eagles 13-8 in 14 innings. The game was deadlocked at 6-6 after nine innings as Ajax tied the game in the top of the ninth. Ajax then took the lead twice in extra. innings but Kendal kept fighting back until Ajax scored five runs in the fourteenth to secure the win. John Buchowski was the star of the game for Ajax as he pitched the full fourteen innings along with collecting six hits including two homeruns. Ralph Kennedy took tjhe tough defeat as he also pitched the complete game for Kendal-Bill Robinson led Kendal with four hits while Don Pandoff collected three hits. Kendal stranded twenty-one men on the bases when clutch hits were neéded. R H E Ajax 210 000 101 210 05 13 21 5 Kendal 010 202 000 210 00 8 18 3 J. Buchowski (2-4) and Neild. R. Kennedy (3-2) and B. Foster, B. Robinson 8th. HR: Buchowski 2nd and 3rd. On this past Sunday, the Annual All-Star game was held in Port Hope with the East edging the West 11-9 in twelve exciting innings. Brian Hope of Peterborough Peterborough was the winning pitcher while Ken Leahy of Peterborough was the most valuable player as he had three hits and three runs batted in. Kendal representatives representatives at the game were Fraser Wallace, _ Ralph Kennedy, Kirk Woodward, and Peter Henderson while Steve West, Bruce Alldred and Terry Sarginson were the Newcastle representatives. Kendal Eagles next games are this coming Sunday as Peterborough travels to Kendal for a double-header beginning at 1:00 p.m. E .O.B.A. Senior League (Including games of Monday, July 2) Oshawa i Bowmanville Little Britain Whitby Ajax W L Pet. GBL 10 4 .714 - 6 5 .546 21/2 6 7 .462 3% 4 7 .364 41,(6 5 9 .357 5 Belleville Port Hope 1 Peterborough 1 Newcastle Kendal • Awaiting 'Commissioners decision on ■ 'games.:" V yy Men's Lobb Ball (Week of June 18-21,.1979) West Burketon St. Mary's Newcastle Bàrry's Goodyear Dennison Danniels Kinsmen Tyrone TOTAL W L T % 2 8 0 .200 4 0 .500 3 1 .666 0 0 1.000 2 1 .750 0 .143 2 .500' 0, .222 0 .400 36 39 4 East Forum M&M Ugly Ducks Orono L>cett Jive Turkeys Ed Van Ben's Wes Con TOTAL 0 4 2 4 8 4 7 5 7 42 39 10 4 . 6 2 5 1 3 0 1.000 0 .500 .750 .40b .200 0 .555 0 .125 .375 .700 are planning for a pot luck supper to be held in Pontypool Community Hall. We had originally thought to have had a picnic but because of uncertain weather conditions, lack of facilities, and other considerations, we decided it would be wiser to go to the hall. (We may have to move the service there too if it looks like rain). So - bring lawn chairs if you have any, to the cemetery ; some food for the supper - and join us on this special occasion. Anybody with memories memories of the old church or Steve's Furniture Upholstery Fabric Samples Furniture Refinishing 983-9630 STEVEJOHNSON W L Pet. GBL 11 4 .733 - 10 6 .625 Vk 6 7 .462 4 6 9 .400 5 5 11 .313 6% at Refreshing Prices/ Barbecue Sauce .69 NESCAFE Instant Coffee 4.99 ' - full slice LB. 2.18 KRAFT Assorted Canada Grade "A" - full,slice Round Steak PRINGLES Potato Chips 8.8 oz. 1.19 SALADA Orange Pekoe Tea Bags pkg, e» 1.69 SCHNEIDERS 16 oz. pkg.- Quarter Pounders 2*08 Nabob Tradition GROUND COFFEE 1 lb. vac pac 1.89 With this coupon. CORNISH'S M.W.G. Western Shirts. Choose yours now while we have your size and colour. Colours are red, beige and black. Prices range from $17.00 to $23.25. We now have Harbrook dress shirts in short and long sleeve in plain colours and also in plaid. Prices £9.00 to $12.95. Our annual dress sale begins this week. Look for the bright yellow ticket for the reduced prices. We have tea towelling by the yard in,linen. There are 2 different colour patterns. Price $1.25 a yard;' ' Armstrong's