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The Canadian Stateornan, Bewinanvllle, May 1, 19831 SSPORTropucs, 4'~! By Frank Mohun 623-723 : EPORTING FROM MOWHAWK RACEWAY Sa you lost an haur's sleep over the week-end. Wish 'we could say the same. However, as we had absalutely noth- ie ing ta write about in aur column and as usual sparing no 1expense ta caver the sporting world, this reporter faund ,himself at the new harness racing establishment - Mohawk cRaceway, Saturday night. e. Actually it started out ta be a nice week-end, leaving; Shere Friday evening to visit relatives in Elmira, but it was suggested that a visit ta the new track (it just opened Fi-' tday) wauld be a goad idea. Actually aur readers knaw that we usually lare aur money in August, but we thaught maybe this time of year would change aur luck. It didn't. Mohawk Raceway is a modemn new track situated at i 14 Campbellville, a littie place of somne 250 inhabîtants. It is al fine piece af architecture, complete with a glass-enclosedý ,dining area and launge with a camplete view af the ttters. Hawever, if the crowd is any indication, they shauld have built the grand-stand twice as big. It seats between ,0 and 3,000 and there must have been over 5,000 there Str day night. Maybe we should have sald aur seats. 1 Thank gaadness we missed the first race and left befare the last - saved six bucks right there. This time we had a system - the aId scribe was taking the lang-shats, cur brather-in-law the favaurites, and we were poolingý 4 the winnings. That (winnings that is) amaunted ta $8.20 in i! the fourth race, while aur 10-1 chaice ta win ended up third.! *From then an we didn't even came close. * We decided ta wager an local nags but it wasn't theiri onight. In the fifth it was an entry fram Russell McQuaid of {Courtice and an Orono horse, awned by Meadowview Farm *and trained by Jack Reid. We ignored the Oshawa hosses- *sa they had twa winners and a third in the seven races we saw. One of thest days we're going ta click, but in the ameantime any donations ta caver the cast of "research" àthat went into this column will be accepted. Mail your, cheques ta the Sparts Editar, Canadian Statesman, Bow- mnanville, Ontario. t t i. t i. WHERE ARE FISHERMEN? We hope pony !oilower Mohun won't mind if we add a bit ta his sports column this week, while he tries ta recaupr his lasses. We are wondering what happened ta all those fishen- dam for houns and generally took advantage of the apening Wîî hminGaa iiwl aei h day of traut fishing. We have heard a few scattered rumors "Pay r's 2C"atmpo raonemoillhfromeintdae o! good catches, but nabady lias brought them to The States-' Pae' 0"a opr n ot rmtdy ina ofic anau phtorapens hmeas n ormr ean,:June lst. This marks the first time that a current t ta be recorded. Our only conclusion is that the elusivewri hm a ae nCnd.H ilb rv speckled beauties must have been few and far between.1 ing the Lotus 19 which won the first two "Piayer's Maybe they'll show up later.:- 200" c lassics. However, the lakefront o! necent evenings lias taken, e n g o ln an the appeanance o! an army camp site In olden days as the! aml etesdo their utmost ta land a few thousand Teae oln delicacies. Usually, there are anywhere tram thnee ta a Junior Boys, High i Sngle- D. Edmond- dazen camptires gaing strang until the wee hours o! the Nawlan 3 - Richards 2, Wii- son 211, G. Wilson 184. inarning, while smelt devotees dip their nets inta the waters son 5 - Dodds 0. High Double- D. Edmond- o! Lake Ontario, time atter time and came Up with varying1 Teaffi Standing son 380, D. Brock 303. quantities. We have had severai feeds o! ameit this year NowIan - -- --------------- 57 Junior Girls and there Is nathing that can match them for taste. The lWilson ----------------------40 Gould 5 - Samelîs 0, Mas- beauty o! it is there are na bones ta wamry about. Dodds --------------- 27 ters 5 - Brine 0, King 3à 'Richards . ----------- 16, Hatcly 2. t t t t t~ Team Standing G ould ----- - ------- _ 5 ORGANIZATION MEET BURKETON Masters ---------------52 Out at Sauthview Golf Club, the course Is really Mn. and Mrs G. A. Evans, 'Kingy---------------------------- 2 eaming inta shape and Tuesday's ramn certainly will make Lachute, Quebec, were Thurs- Samelis ------- ----- - 24 the greens spankie. New manager Les Smaie officiaîîy stant- day evening guests of Mn. and Brune _ ----_ 12 ed his job tull time on Manday and 18 brimming aven with Mrs. A. E. Ribey.1 High Single- P. Deboa 223, Ides t imrov th apearncea! he lac. Lttes hve'Miss Katherine Cousins was D. King 215, C. Bradley 207, Ides t imrov th apearnceof he lac. Lttes hvetaken ta Memoniai Haspitai,IN. Gould 202, S. Mitchell 202. been sent aut ta iast year's members and others who niight Bowmanviiie, Friday mnorning High Double - P. Deboa be interested in piaying this year, announcing an organization by ambulance, where she un- 395, G. Mutton 343. meeting in the lounge for this Thursday evening. dewn gr.LSt eot atm1il Onc th aficrs nd anaus ~ hvethat she was progressing fav-ý Bromneil 5 - Lewis 0, Brad- Octh fiesadvroscommittee ahve ourably. ley 3 - Sellers 2, Major5-C been selected, the planning wil neally get undenway for a Trhe C.G.I.T. girls had a Edmondson 0, Burns 5 - Good-: mammoth opening day taurnament later on. As this will busy day on Saturday canvas- win 0. eventuaily become a member-owned, non-profit golf course sing for the Canadian Cancerý Team Standing and curling pnoject, ahl curlens and gaifers, or anyone inter- Society. 1 Burns 63' ested in helping ta get the place an its feet, is asked ta .Mn. Lorne Dean is improv-îBromel - 38 be on hand this Thursday evening. It is a beautiful $pot ing slowly 'in Oshawa Gen- Sellcrs ---35 eral Hospital.l M ajor --- ------------- 34' and can be a tremendous asset ta the cammunîty. Sa, let's Don't forget choir practice'Goodwin -1--------- 29! ail get out ta the meeting and prepare ta play a part in at 7 p.m. in the church Thurs-j Lewis------- ------- - 28' Iaunching the best golf season yet. day evening. After choir, Bradley 28 practice a Sunday School Edmondson--- -.23 t t t t t meeting wili be heid. High Single - M. Kilpat- SORE MSCLESA film of steel industry rick 193, J. Bromeli 186. chemistry and raw mnateriais' ihDul-J rmi scenes of interest will be'1 TFvoBuvrns o3 bwlngne Afew sore arms have resuited fram would-be hurlers: shown in the chunch at 8 p.m ýToweso oln e and players irn the Town Softbail League warming up for'Frîday night, May 3rd. main behavte play-uno off , the coming season. From the team line-ups, thîs should bel The C.G.I.T. are sponsoring end the season. one of the best seasons ta date. a Rtimmage Sale in the church hall, Saturday at 2 p.m., Mayý t t t '4th. MOSPOT PREARESYou are most cordially in- MOSPOT PREARESvîted te aur Sunday marning For a while it appeared that the famous Mospont tracki wanship service at 11:15 a.m.,l May th, when Miss Jeanne would be closed this year due ta financial ditticulties, but Coulter of Pontypaoi wili be things are looking more favorable. It was announced this aour guest soioist. week that the "Playen's 200" will take place on June lst! Parents residing in the dis- with world champion driver Graham Hill making lis frtict of S. S. No. 7, Darling- hi iston, Bunketon, desirous of en- appearance here. The car clubs are operating the tnack this roIn hrcilintek- year, se expenses wîll be kept ta a minimum and passes will dergarten class in September, be as scarce as hen's teeth. He'll be drîving a Lotus 19,. 1963. are ta register their child with Mrs. Abrams of the t t t t t Junior room, teacher, by May1 17th. Children eligible fo BANTAM BASEBALL ýthis class must be five yeasý 1af age an or before December Ahl you young basebali players who have aspirations 3ist.1 te play Bantam basebaîl, this year, are requested ta meet atf Our church service was welli the Memorial Park, next Tuesday night, May 7th. attended fon Suday ornainge The Legian-sponsored club will hald their first practice semon. Crawfordrdeliveredfi aitarting at6pm a lovel' anthem entitled t t t t t We're Marching ta Zion." Mn. Douglas Taylor and! LET US KNOW! famnily, Bowmanville w e re, For ny eamsholingSunday guests of Mrs. Beatnice For ny eamsholingpractîces, we would be happy, Taylor and Stanley, alsa visit-ý to help you out by informing players o! the time and place: ed with Mr. and Mrs. Lesliel in this column if you would caîl the Sparts Editor at 623-7234. Taylor and famil 'v. --Mn. and Mrs. Stanley Mc- Çullough and family wereý Sudy guests of Mn. and Mrs.ý Il Clifford Knapp and family,' Lotus. 1Miss Jean Dave *.* Toronto, Escorted Tour . . . 22 Days Mns. Dean Hodgson, Ajax, ýwere recent guests of Mns. R. July 22 to Auq. Il Davev'. Mn. and Mrs. Pattenson and Travel Air-Conditioned Deluxe Motor Coach family, Oshawa, were Sunday MNNiL0ht Dflvinoeget !MsGeaBi ---.-.-..5"Fvin The tour takes in Mt. Rushmore, Yellowstone Park, Victoria Vancouver, Butchart Gardens, Banff, Lake Louise, Emerald Lake, Kicking Horse Pass. Cost includes AUl Transportation, Sigbtseeing, Hotel Accommodation. For Reservations Phono 885-2527 Rowe Travel Agency Mn. and Mrs. Leonard Coates, Mn. Ted Coates, Mrs. L. Ayres, Scarbonough, were, Sunday guests o! Mrs. A. Car- ter. The IJ.C.W. wili meet at the home of Mrs. Harold Larmer on Wednesday evening. Ma'y 8th, at 8 p.m. AUl ladies are most welcome ta attend. Mn. and Mrs. Normani Mc- Keena and family, Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parker and family. Toronto, wcre Sunday guests of Mn. and Mns. P. G. Gatcheil and amily.i Field Day to Be HeId, at ýMitchell's The regular meeting of Mit-'ý cheli's Corners H o m e Schooi Association was held recently with Mns. Henry Ai- stein presiding. The minutes I were read by Mns. Victoni White and the treasurer's re-1 port by Mns. Milton Fauntain.ý Miss Barbara Cann's Grad 4 and Mrs. Margaret Emmans" Grade 2 tied for the banner. Mns. James Howes was chasen as chaîrman of the Field Day committee and will be assist- ed by Mns. Wm. Nicholis, Mrs. George Bertnam, Mrs. Fred Watsan, Mrs, Milton Foun- tan., Mr,- Ro C2l ,,qur"Ar.. and training afforded by thest classes and also the school at Belleville, Ontario. Mrs. Wm. Skuce thanked the speaker, and the meeting clased with "God Save The Queen". HOLIDAY IN FUN-FILLED ONTARIO For yaur pleasure . . . Ontarioa s generously endowed with shimmering lakes and fine beaches. Couotless varieties of game fish abound on the cool lakes, rivers and streams. You'Il relax and have the time of your life swimming, boating and fishing un fun-filled Ontario this summer. F EESEND FOR 40 PAGE, FULCOU FREE OOKLET, ROAO MAP, ETC. - - - - - - - - I ONTARIO TRAVEL DEPARTMENT 270 PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS, TORONTO 2, ONTARIO I NAME I ADDRESS I CI TY PROV.________ ( jONTARIO0 DEPARTMENT OF TRAVEL AND PUBLICITY Hon. Bryan L. Cathcart, Minister C96 e e eNARI - -TE H-AIJJum Mis% Connie Osmond, Mr. Alex Wiseman, Bowmanville, ýwere Thursday evening visit- ors at Mrs. Alice Thampsan's. Mrs. F. Osmond was a Thurs- day cailer. Sunday visitons were Mn. .~and Mrs. E. R. Thompson and Cynthia, Bowmanviile. S Mrs. J. Cowiing, Mrs . K. Tennant, Salem; Mrs. Elton' I!Brock, Bowmanville; Mrs. L. ~<Smith, Tyrone; Mrs. Craga, I? were Monday evening callers of Mrs. George Tabb and j am i ly. Mrs. J. Aikenhead, Torante, i was Saturday dinnen guests *of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashton and family. î The community was shocked, '~ta hear of the sudden passingl of Mr. George Tabb on Satur- day marning. Sympathy ot the community is extended tn the Tabb tamily in their bereave- iment. Mrs. W. Martin is visiting with Mrs. G. Fergusan, Osh- awa. Mrs. Ross Ashton caiied on hen mother -Mrs. Edna Mc- Laughiin, Bunketon, on Sun- day. Congratula t i o n s ta Mn. an.d Mns. :.( shie Grahani who celebrated thdir 43rd wLad-, irg anniverýary on Sun-ju.y. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Slemon: and Susan were Sunday visit-, ors af Mrs. F. Toms. Ennis- killen. Mr and Mrs. S. Dorreii and family, Blackstock, wene Sat- Iurday supper guests af Mr. Iand Mrs. Altred Garrard. Farmers in this district are Ibusy putting in thein spring jcrop. The land is quite dry thîs spring and the nain during the night was much neecied. Several fishermen were out trying their luck on Satur- i day morning as the trout se- Ison opened it few days eýarlier than usual this year, Apnili 27th. Llub u'.JflVZ UL iuu - uuu~lt Big motor, 4-speed transmission, eustom one owner car. radio. Low mileage, 1961 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN 4-DR. SEDAN 8 cyl., power brakes and steering, radio, Royal Master 3vbite wall tires. A very clean car inside and out. 1960 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN 2-DR. One owner car, previous owner' s name on request. See this one! 1960 PONTIAC PARISIENNE CONVERTIBLE Honduras maroon with white roof. Local, one owner. Excellent condition. 1960 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN 2-DR. HARDTOP Automnatic, customn radio, white wall tires. One owner car in spotless condition. 1960 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR V-8, automatic, power brakes and steering, customn radio. Excellent condition, attractively priced. 1959 PONTIACS Three to, choose from, ail above average condition. Locally owned cars. 1958 OLDS. 4-DR. SEDAN Fully power equipped. Locally owned car in excellent condition. 1958 CHEV's AND PONTIACS Three to choose fromn. AUIlo1w nileage, local cars. 1957 VOLKSWAGEN CUSTOM COACH Excellent condition, ideal second car. 1956 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN 4-DR. SEDAN Custom radio, only 58,000 miles. One owner car traded on 1963 Pontiac. e- ~? World Champion Coming First BgMosport_-Race World Champion Enfers s 1- 17-OJ Sleeman, Mrs. Bernard Hir- "Play rs 2 0" on June 1st.cock and Mrs. R<oy Larmer. ý 1It was moved by Mrs. Ron- DI World champion Graham in England. "Last fall, I flew week, he will arrive in Cao- aId Sucee and seconded byý -LIanning to Hill of England has entered over the circuit sa I'm anxious ada after driving his Formula'Mrs. Cecil Carson that wei the "Player's 200" at Mosport, to try it out, especially in One B.R.M. at Monaco, prac- purchase sweaters for the; June 1. Stirlîng's aid car." tise in a sports car, fly ta In- basebaîl team. Mrs. Wm. Nich- a r Hiis aperaceo the Hill, who sparts a large dianapolis ta, drive a Mickey i ls moved that name tags be, ha ine $pin ary? nee rveacr hrnsnseia ~hi purchased for ahl members' htfnrcmlmn a a statin gid f anaa' pr- musach, eve dovea ar tehmp500,eialinthe50,ourxtyebridende b Mhan pataor ridive lieivehe mier sports car event will befare he was 23 and appear-1 then fly back ta Toronto fornetyr:ecddb M. immediate security and protection mark the first time that a ed in his first race in 1954. He the "Player's 200" in a sparts Lloyd Massey. It has been an- thraugh life insurance? Why flot curnent world champion lias 1 ained Lotus as a racing mech- car. ranged ta hold the Graduation start building up a Sun Life insur- naced in Canada.ancn196ndintefo "I like variety in racing," party at the Sauina Hall thisiac rga alrdbt ayu And he will probably be ' nwldg fcr, Hill maintains. "But I drive;yar means and ta your needs. Let me th rcefvoit sne egt Last year, he and B.R.M. ta win every race and that'.-ý Mrs. Ronald Sucee introdur - show you how this can bc donc. iations were completed ta came ta the top together, Hili why I insist on lots of prac- ed Mr. Donald Smith, Pres - ý have Hill drive the same car won four of the nine world lice time before the "Player'sident of the Parents Auxiliaryý BANNER PASSANT that won the first two "Play- championship events, o n e 200". 1 don't intend ta show of the Oshawa Society for thc- er's 200" races. Stirling Mass mare than runner-up Jim up for the fun of it. . Deaf and Hard of Hearing Phone 623-3258 drove the Lotus 19 to victory Clark in a Lotus. The 1961 With this attitude and the Children. He explained that 14 Rehder Ave., Bowmanvllle in 1961 and Masten Gregory champion, Phil Hill of th, Mass-Gregory car, the odds:a small group of parents have accepted the Player's Cu) United States, was fifth, fail- are in Hill's favor. a roam donated by Simcoe from Imperial Tobacco Com- ing ta win a race. _________ Hall in which ta hold classes SNLF pany lasi year. Graham Hill is considered for Il children. A teacher SN LF Murray Wallace, president one of mator racing's most A ornes ta tawn for a coupleASURNf of the Canadian Racing Driv- versatile drivers, He is equal- GOODYU ER horawektgientrc ers Association, personally ]y at home in a Formula One, tions.CO PN flew ta England in order ta sparts racing, grand tauring ý uau~e A question and answer per- " O PN ensure the entry of the 34- r or production car. DU V iIIjfolîowed, during which ..O F iyear-old Englishman who willi During "Pldyer's 200" race not only Mr. Smith, but Mrs be racing in the Indianapolis !Tom Tullock, answered ques- C~A~ iThe smallest turn - out in 500 two days earlier. _______________ Since Hill had previously*jJ memary showed up at Liberty lions relativeta the problems, agee o eai n nia.M ixed .,Ir Bowl Thursday, for the final niglit of regular schedule ac-, apolis for the banquet Friday nighit, the eve of the 'PlayersLI, li ion. Nothing remained tabe 200", the C.R.D.A. wili arrang IIoJIU Banquet ecided, the Combines hav- e ing clinched first place last special practice for him, week, and the rest of the probably on Tuesday of race To End Sea son standings showed little change. week. He will stop over in 1Th ent-ieredd Toronto on his way ta Indian-: The annuai banquet of the'U ntpfrwhpigHs apoîs romtheGrad PixMixed Bowling League was 17-0, while the other white.i de hoaveharo.ltab held April 27th at th e Mem-j wash job was turned in by ý PM0MIC Lhev Playrd a fom t anouanal Park Club House where Combines over Tigens. Run-, the MPayss 200'l to alc the park ladies served a delic-, rer-up Braiders defeated Lead -in Mos,"Hil tod Wllae ous turkey dinner. Severîi Press 5-2 and in a trio of up- TO DG ON R prizes were won during din- sets, tail-end Banbury dlown-; ner, the lucky winners were ed Fan Belts, Office were vie- Please take note of the following Section of Mary Wilcox, Kay Samelis, toriaus over Belts and Mach- Tw Thelma Bennett, Vi O'Rourke ine Shop drppdoawatn of Bowmanville By-law 1711 respecting and Helene Burgess. . ail by 5-2 scores. the licensing of dogs: Trophies were given out ta: "Bud" Henning, the league's the top bowlers of the year. top bowler set the pace with "Every owner of a dog shall register, on or before » ~Ladies high averages going tai a 739 triple, other big totals Onie Etcher,- Betty Labb. gaing ta Bill Shotter-677 and the lst day of January in each year each dog iMen's high averages gaing ta Jack Dunn-650. owned by hirn in the Town of Bowmanville with Harold Bennett, Elton Bnock. "Bud's" 303 game took high the Clerk and at that time pay to such Clerk the Ladies high triples going ta single honours, followed by iesfeprcibdnSctoEgh(1ofhs Ferne Bradley, Joan Brunt. Vemn Cannors - 286, Jack, ies e rsrbdi eto ih 1 fti Men's high triples going ta Dunn- 275, Bill Shotter - 1 B-a n h lr hl su osc we 1Ken Luxton, Alf Samelîs. 274, "Bud" Perfect-2 67, Fare- , ylwadteCeksa su asc we Ladies high singles going ta well Blackhurn-263 and Hen- receipt acknowledging registration of the dog Ruth Mitchell, Thelma Ben- ry Stainton-254. nett. Men's hîgh singles gaing Final Team Standings and payment of the fee". .0 ~~~t Norm O'Rourke, Mel Bur- Ps IES ES gs.Combines -P--s---L---E--SE---E-ES3 Team champs were: Capt. Braiders-------- --------- --- 821 Male dog - $2.00 Vince Prout, Alan Lobb, Comets --------__- --- 5 Female -- - ---------- -5.00 Grace Wright and Aida Lux- Lead Press ---------6 Spayed female- 2.00 BOWMANVILLE iDan Bradley, Mary Harrison, Office -----------50, Audrey Sleep and Marg Welsh. Tigers 481 NEWCASTLE The losingest team of the MachineShp4 Chairman Dog Control Committee. )RONO - MAPLE GROVE schedule finislied highest on Banbury --------- ---------- ----251___________________________ BOY SCOUTS the last night of bowling to îwin the consolation prize aof ___________ ________________________ gring o a a. TKen Luxtan AP LE DA Y cryivngouttoels.Ke ut Lew Welsh, Dan Bradley, Ruth on Grant, Miriam Winnacott and 4h Ruth Mitchell. Sat. M ay thiAfter business and election everyane enjoyed the films shown by Hap Palmer, and 'bndancing which fallowed. t RIDA' EVNINOMAY rd Xour new executive for the FRIDY EVNING MAY3rdcoming year will be- Presi- This advt. sponsoned by 'dent Murray Grant, Vice- A H TURRCK &SO . President Ken Luxton, Secre- EA.oH DistUruOrK&SN tary Alan Lobli, Treasurer 1962 IMPALA 4-DR. HARDTOP Mrarly.WiaDrco en Automatic, custom radio, white wall tires. Absolutely in show- Bradley.room condition. Be sure ta see this one! TI 1 - v %lv i2t) Cn DXN TD l I'IJf t"eff UI