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TTTE CANAliTAN ~'rATW~U1AM ~flWAAT'T1TTTT ~ r.T'rA~rrN Bowmanville Bail Team Opened The Season hy Defeating Cobourg 2-1 Fealured by 3Mil Pitchingby Legree Pitcher Bun Legree of the Bow- chers box to throw the firs manville Brookdale Roses base- to officially open the seasor bail team had a littie more con- ter a couple of wild heave trol last Wednesday night than iinally got one near the plat did Reeve Sidney Little at the John M James, Durham basebaîl opener here. As a resuit who was wielding the bat, Iý the locals made their home debut out a dribbler down the a winning one by edging Cobourg' base line to get the bali Legionnaires 2-1. ,uLnder way. Reeve Little is not one of the Bun Legree then took ove regulars of the budding Roses mound chores and after as mound corps, but was in the pit-1 second inning hurled a yeny -st ba n. A~ ,es, t te an M.F appe thir seaso 'er th shak, 30 di ;.)I ial he rid P., ýed [rd Brookdale Roses Team Off. to Good Start The Bowmanville Brookdale Roses basebali team, of ager Maxie Yourth, bat boy Harold Kennett, Jack Buti the Lakeshore Basebali League shown above have won their shaw, Ted Bagneli, Shorty Green. Back row, left to ri first two starts and appear headed for another very success- Bob Gallagher, Bun Legree, Bob Williams, Doug Kosi ful season. The team this year has dropped from Inter- Jim Gilmer, Johnny Stainton, Ted Dadson, Frank Hoo rnediate "A" to Intermedjate "B" classification but the brand 'and Gordon Sturrock. Absent when the picture was ta] of bail they play is still of "A" calibre. Members of the were Bill Bagnell, Bill Holt and George Jones. team are: front row, left to right, Roy Falls, Tim Cox, Man- able game to give the locals a 2- victory. Cobourg scored their onl run in that second inning wher with the bases fiiled, Barkhous knocked a long f ly to centre field er Jim Stainton, and scored afte Stainton made the catch. Legre had the bases fîlled once afte that, but the local squad manag cd to retire the visitors with ri more damage than the one run. The Roses evened things in ti third when Tim Cox drew a walk advanced to second, and cami home when Catcher Bob Gaîl ghier hammered a long bail whici dropped between ieft and centri field. Frank Hooper followec with a sharp single but the rail3 was cut off when Gallagher waý out going into third. Bowmanvjlie scored the wir. ning run in the fifth. With twc away Maxie Yourth walked, sto]E second and came home when GaI- lagher hit a long single to centre field. Hooper foliowed withe single which sent Gallagher tc third, but Stainton grounded out to end the splurge at one run. Cobourg could do nothing in their haîf of the sixth and Tim Cox choked off what might have been a raily by the Legionnaires in the top of the seventh by mak- ing a lovely running catch ofa long hard-hit bail to right field slammed out by Gerald Turpin. Legree struck out the next bat- ter and got the third on a weak grounder to the pitcher's box to end the game. Credit for the Bowmanville wir belonged largely to Legree for his steady pitching chore which kept the visitors limited to three hits. Bob Gallagher, the husky receiver of the Roses also had a big hand in the victory, driving in both runs. Roy Falls played a nice game afield and at bat for the winners, knocking out a double and single. Frank (Sonny) Hoop- er had two hits and Jim Gilmer got one. Bowmanville-Ted Dadson, If; Tim Cox, rf; Maxie Yourth, 2b; Bob Gailagher, c; Frank Hooper, ss; Jim Stainton, cf; Jim Gilmer, lb; Roy Falls, 3b; Bun Legree, p. Cobourg-Beckstead, rf; Camp- bell, If; Harnden, cf; Huskilson, p; Melvor, 3b; Casey, 2b; Morris, lb; Turpin, ss; Barkhouse, c. Umpires - Dude His, Port Hope, plate; Norm Allen, Osh- awa, ,bases. Boý Cot )wmanvilie --001' 010-2 )ourg--- ---- 010 000-1 Bowmanville Roses Defeat Lindsay in Five-Inning Game Bowmanville Roses won their second straight game Friday night by snowing under the Lindsay Merchants 10-3 in an abbreviated five-inning game at the tourist town. Sturrock, who pitched the first three innings, and Bun Legree, who finished the game for Bow- manville, gave up only three hits while the Roses' batters shelied Lindsay'.s Doug Loucks for il hits. The Merchants got ail their runs and hits in the first inning. Bowmanville ,scored four ini the first, one in the second, two in the third, one in the fourth and two in the last inning. Five errors on the part of the Mer- chants heiped the Roses pile up their tnp-heavy score, while they Iplayed errorless bail themselves.' Maxie Yourth was the top hitter with two doubles and a single which drove in three runs. Bob Gallagher and Jim Gilmer had two hits each, while Franký Hooper, Sturrock, Tim Cox andf Roy Falls hit safely once. Umpire Bill Allun ran into trouble twice early in the game. and threw out Frank Hooper of the Roses and Lowery of the Merchants for beefing on his calîs. R HE Bowmanville 412 12-10 Il 0 Lindsay 300 00- 3 3 5 Bowmanville-Falls, 3b; Cox, rf; Yourth, 2h; Gallagher, c;j Hooper. Bagneli (3) ss: Gilmer, lb; Williams, If: Stainton, cf; Sturrock, Legree (3) p. Lindsay-Lowery, Truax (3),ý cf; Edger, lb; Debois, ss; Menzies,1 If; Huntley, c; Stewart, 3b; Gar-1 vev, 2b,- Jewell, rf; Loucks, p. During the years 1913-39 inclu- sive the Canadian carpets andl rugs industry supplied 88% of1 the domestic market but by, 19501 its share had fallen to .53' r' un- der prc.'sure of imports froin cotuntries %wîth Iowcr labour and overhead costs. TYRON Coy, Brookiin, Miss Dorothy ference at Oshawa this week. n, Leask. Taunton, with Mr. and1 ronto, Mr. E. A. Rosevear, Mrs. se Rev. A. E. Cresswell, Lindsay Mrs. H. Skinner. Evening caliers F. Watt, Cobourg, visited Mr. and d-United Church, former pastor of were Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Cress-j Mrs. J. A. Rosevear. or Tyrone United Church, was guest well and family, Lindsay and Mr.1 Mrs. L. Annis, Mrs. J. C. Cook, ce minister at our S. S. Anniversaryi and Mrs. J. C. Cook, John and'Mrs. L. J. Goodman, Mrs. J. A. er services at both services. The Lauraine. Rosevear, Mrs. Arthur Harvey, 9- church was nicely decorated with Mrs. W. Chapman, Hampton, Mrs. T. McRoberts, attended Dis- "0 flowers by the C.G.I.T. girls; or- visited Mr. and Mrs. Richard'I trict Annual Women's Institute 1.ganist, Mrs. R. Virtue, pianist, Gibbs. at Blackstock. ieMs GoiBet Mr. and Mrs. V. Taylor, Bow- Mr. and Mrs. John Hilîs, Gwen- k, In the afternoon Rev.' Cross- manville, Mr. and Mrs. L. Webb dolyn and Jacqueline, visited Mr. a-well spoke mainly to the children 1 and famiiy, Pontypool, Mr. and and Mrs. H. Grant, Oshawa. ýand in the evening to the aduits, Mrs. Herb Cameron with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Daw and Wendy, he which was interesting to ail. The UM-rs. Albert Wood. Toronto, with bier parents, Mr. ýd Sunday School sang several num- Mr. and Mrs. W. Elliott, Mr. W. and Mrs. J. His. ybers under the leadership of Mrs. Gibbs and family, Mrs. A. Peel- Mr. and Mrs. S. Hall and girls GodnBen.Wsee lohn ing, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. T. visited Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beech ored to have the Bowmanville janczyn and family, Mr. - and H-ampton. r-Boys' Quartette provide music at Mrs. J. Gibbs and Michael with M.adMs el ltBw both services. Our superintendent, Mr. and Mrs. T. Gibbs.mave Mr. and Mrs. reS. Rahmow leleCo es the cnr-jMr. and Mrs. Earl McMilian, and family, Blackstock, visited ,e tltdn tbi$godw.90.ol Oshawa. visited Mr. and Mrs. A. Mr. and Mrs. A. Rahm. .l eo L.90B.. vstda ae-HuIs. Mrs. E. M. Piggott, Mr. and a Te .BA vi sited at Janet-ng W.M.S. meeting will be held Mrs. Robert Johnston and chiid- ~ vlleMonay venng.June 3 at 2 p.m. at the home Of con, Oshawa, visited Mr. and At Mrs. W. Polmateer and Brenda, Mrs. J. C. Cook. Mrs. M Hobbs, Mrs. James Piggott. Belleville, spent a wek with hiec 'Enniskiiien, will be guest speak- Miss Phyllis Maynard, Mr. John ýn parents, Mr. and MVrs. J. Delaney. or. Mrs. S. Hoar's group in charge. Maynard, Bowmanville, with Mr. n Mr. and Mrs. A. jLbbott, Osh- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coveriy and Mrs. Roy Maynard. ,e awa, Mrs. Otto Virf'ue, Mr. and and Sheila, Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Mr. and Mrs. 0. Beckett accom- 5s Mrs. Earl Prescott, were tea guests Bragg and family, Bowmanville, panied Mr. and Mrs. Dawson à of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hardy. with Mr. and Mrs. W. Park, Sr. Beckett and Tommy, Oshawa, to d Mr. and Mrs. C. McPherson and Glad to see Mrs. W. Hughson visit friends at Meaford. family, Oshawa, with Mr. and back to bier home bore. Sorcy to report Mr. James Ail- *Mrs. G. Brent. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mountjoyj dread hasn't been s0 well. GMr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and and family attended the funerai 1Mc. and Mrs. Bort Stevens; Grace, Long Sault, Mr. and Mrs. of bier gcandmother, Mrs. Jones, i Hampton, visited Mr. and Mrs. H. McClure, Jim and Jane, Mr. Toronto, on Saturday. Syrnpath y R. Burgess, AIlvin Stacey. Salem, Master El- is extended to Mrs. Mountjoy an d Miss Lillian McRoberts, Toron- sdon Crswl, Lindsay, Myrs. D. famîy. to, with bier mother, Mrs. F. Mc- t Lute, Susan and David at Mr. Mr. W. Aluin, Mrs. Douglas Roberts. and Mrs. J. C. Cook's. Colo, Lillian, Helen and Jean, Mr. and Mrs. James Park and r Tyrone friends wish Mrs. H. Bowmanville, Misses Lillian and chiidcen, Ronald, Steele, Peter- 1Brent a speedy recovecy from bier Eleanor King, Oshawa, Mr. and borough, with Mr. and Mrs. Wal- operation in Momoriai Hospital, Vrcs. Wesley His and Carol, with toc Park, Jr. Bowmanvilîe. Mr. and Mrs. A. Hilîs and Bessie. Mrs. W. Macdonald, Bowman- * Mr. and Mcs. Lloyd Broome Sorry to hear littie Keith ville, Mr. and Mrs. A. Smith, Coi- and oys SolnaMc. nd rs.Mountjoy bas virus pnoumonia. umbus, Mr. and Mrs. EgcSot Chas. Johns, Bowmanville, with Mrs. Mcuntjoy, Lynda, Janet and *Nakina, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Skin- Mr. and Mrs. J. Broome. Keith are with bier parents, Mr. ner, Toronto, were guests of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Werry, Osh- and Mrs. A. Jones, Toronto. We Florence Scott. awa, Mr. and Mrs. G. White and trust Keith wili soon ho botter. Miss Gwen McCuliocb, Camp- family. Bowmanivilie, with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. A. Youngman and beliford, Miss Elva Bradley, Ivan and Mrs. F. Wercy. boys visîted Mr. and Mrs. C. Me- Wooiley, Ken Hockin, Ted Ott, Royland Coombes returned to Gili and Mr. R. C. Theobald of Rowland'Coomes, Bowmanville, work after spending two weeks Saskatchewan at Mr. and Mrs. N. Miss Wilma Ricbard's, nurse-mn- with bis parents. Leach's, Taunton. training, Sick Children's Hospital, Don't forget the play, "Tempest Mr. and Mrs. G. Yeo and fam- Toronto, Rev. and Mrs. A. E. and Sunshîne" by Pontypool iiy, Enniskillen, Joyce and Jim Cressweli, Glennys and Graydon, friends on Friday night in the Woodley, Bowmanville, with Mr. Lindsay, with Mr. and Mrs. Les- Community Hall. %and Mrs. C. W. Woodley. lie Coombes. Mr. and Mrs. J. Simpson and Mrs. W. T. Worden visited Mc. Mcs. A. Down, Elsie, Grant and children, Trenton, with Mr. and and Mrs. Harry Spragg, Hamil- Brian, Ebenezer, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Don Stainton. ton. Will Telford, Mc. and Mrs. Alex Mr. and Mrs. R. Bishop and Mc. and Mrs. L. J. Goodman Lacey, Bobbie, Kenneth and Mi- family, Oshawa, visited Mr. and visited Mc. and Mrs. Fred Good- chael, Peterborough, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. W. JewelI. man, Peterborough. Ernie Wessei and Denise, Mc. and Mrs. S. B. Glaspeli, Mc. and Mr. W. Weaver, Chicago, Ill., Mrs. M. W. Shearer, Buckhorn, Mrs. T. C. Glaspeli, Marilyn and Miss D. Doxcee, Detroit, Mich., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ever- Alan Glaspeli, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Miss A. Rouke, Mr. John Wis- ton White and Mrs. Elliott. McMaster and famiiy, Zion, Mr. mer, Toronto, with Mc. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rahm, and Mrs. Ray Scott and family, Kaci Colbray. Weston, Mc. and Mrs. Cocil Rahm, Oshawa, Mr. Ivon Gerry, Toronto, Mr. and Mcs. S. McCoy witb Mrs. W. H. Rahm, Burketon, with were guosts of Mc. and Mrs. R. Mc. and Mrs. A. Poulter, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. W. Rahm. Glaspeli. Mc. and Mrs. Steve Rice, Miss Mr. and Mrs. W. Griffin and Miss Florence Gardiner, Bow- Lorraine Tomlinson and Eari manville, with bier sister, Mrs. Henry, Hector and Ross Wilson, _________________ Ann Pbillip. Oshawa, at Mc. and Mrs. J. Wil- Mc. and Mrs. W. Staples, Bow- son's. fTC 1 1 l~ manville, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Mc- Rev. D. Lute is attending Con- D[.. icec W <By Ailan "Casey" Richards) DEVITT AND FERGUSON AWARD Fciday the students assembled to choose the winners of the De- vitt and Ferguson Award. This is ____the highest award a student of Athe High School can ceceive. The if: 2i boy and girl wbo receive this ~ ~ ~ Iaward are chosen from fifth form - "jand1 senior commercia.l. -This E 1 i HARNESS RACINO "The Sport of Kings"l Exhibition Grounds Orono Sponsored by the Orono Turf Club CORONATION DAY Tuesday, June 2, 1953 EJIGHT HEATS IVagering privileges on ail the events ORONO BAND IN ATTENDANCE 'i kdmission - 75c Children Free (Grandsland Free) year's winners were Carole Tuerk and Clark Werry. Congratula- tions! THE NOON HOI'R Last Friday the students also cast their vote expressing their opinion about the noon hour, a subject dear to the hearts of all of us. They had their choice whe- ther they preferred a short noon hour, a long noon hour, or a short noon hour tili after com- mencement and again during ca- dets. Although this is a democra- tic country, we were told that the resuit of this vote might neyer hc known. ATHLETIC AWARDS On Mondas' morning some of the Athietic 'awards were given out. The Rugby Team and the Girls' and Boys' Track and Field Teams received these tabs. AUDITIONS On Friday afternoon in the 4th and 9th periods the auditions were held for the leads in next ý'ear's operetta, "The Pirate of Penzance'. E XA.M S While ail these activities are going on poor fifth forrn are bu.ýv %writing their Confidentials, \:h;hreinnsw, we shouldn't laih lMC7Uc nuxi week we start Q ui' final exams.L PAGE SIXTEEN ton- ghl, tka, oper ken DO WMAN VILLE PAPER DRIVE ai 6:30 p.m. Friday, May 29th a Please have your papers tied anid in bundies on the curb. Your co-operation is respectfully solicited. SIX-QUART BASKETS will also be picked up on this paper drive. j w t 4: 1 'j I B j I ( w" Ha 16- ~ha ~ra vai ol I 114 Op en Stock to fade -' i., ---Ni -z ' ,~ ./-~ zel Nut pattern as above $09 -piece starter set (service of 4) ... Drop in and se the many other patterns 'hsile - Moss Rose and Others Ballerîna makes your table fairly dance with arm. These patterns cleverly capture the delicate âce and beauty of the ballet, translate it into dinner- re drama in gay winsome settings. From cozy just-for-two tables, informai buffets, party-perfect spiendour, Ballerina steals the show. 4iarr$s Jewellery KING ST. %V PO%1VMANVIILLE PHONE 463 Ier iYear Old m ýi eg.. Gerry and Peggy Howes thank ail the good people of Bowmanville and district for their support and goodwill during our first year of business. We wish to announ.ce the opening of another store for your added shopping convenience in thé' inear future. Rowes' Smoke Shop- IOWMAN VILLE PHONE 3029 BALLERINA DINNERWARE 1 THE CANADIAN STATESMAN. ROWMANVTLLr. OMTARM Mrs. S. Hoar. real, Quebec. 'sOven Proof - Pattern guaranteed not 1 ________THURSDAY. 'MAY2W. -1953 Heather, Enniskilien, with Mr. F and Mrs. N. Coliacott. Free - Free - r Miss Jean Moncrîd, Peterbor- ough, with Mr. and Mrs. E. A. A BEAUTIFUL 20 x 40 BED. Virtue. ROOM RUG-From Factory t. Mr. and Mrs. Ace Abbott. Osh- you. Yes, we vill give You, ab- aw a, w ith M r. and M rs . E ari o u e y f e. a g t of a m ch Prescott.souey fe. a gf f a m t - Mr. and Mrs. J. ?Delaney and 1ing bedroom rmg with each pur- Douglas, visited friends at North chase of our Luxurjous Corduroy Bay. Chenille Bedspread. This la the Mr. and Mrs. S. Walker, Doug. spread that has thousands of vel: and Gordon, Bowmanviiie, Miss vety tufts which completely eov. Gladys Maynard, Oshawa, visited' ers the spread. Now on sale for Mr. and Mrs. H. Hall. q6.99 each, sent COD plus postag&," Mr. and Mrs. John Oke, Miss In ail shades, in both single and Janet Moore, Oshawa, Mr. and:'double bed sizes. With e~ Mrs. G. Pickell, Shirley and Ray, ý multi-colored or solid same Ebenezer, Mrs. Mary Cann, Retta! Patterns on top. First q and Joan, Bowmanvilie, with Mrs.j A truly remarkable by Aima Yellowlees, You colisider that you get aa Mr. and Mrs. Herb Rundle, Mr. worth S3 as a free gift to mateH and Mrs. R. J. Hodgson, Mrs. H. Immediate money-back guaran- Cole, Mr. and Mrs. George Ar- tee. TOIWN & COIUNTRY MFG. mour, Hampton, visited Mr. and; Box 904, Place D' Armes, Mont-$ DECORATED