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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 19, 1974 .m momsmmm mmmm me 623-3303 * FLASHBACK - 25 Years Ago - Tel Sturgess of Hamilton, "Number 99", the defending champion of Ontario will be racing at Alexandria Park on Friday, July 1. Three Oshawa riders, competing in the various events, are Don Cranfield, Ken Ashton and Don Townsend. FLASHBACK 10 Years Ago - On Saturday, at the youth's bowling banquet a special award of individual trophies, were made to Francine Burns, Joanne Bromell, Debbi Sellers and Nancy Goodwin. Bowling together as bantams for three years, they have been members of every bantam girls team that has taken part in tournaments away from home. HOLE-IN-ONE - honors to Bob Lewis, who scored his ace at Pebblestone Golf Course, last week, on the second hole, 190 yards, with a three iron. Attested by John Heron and Dale Ledford, it was the first hole-in-one at Pebblestone this year. 1IERB HOLZSCHELTER - of Ashburn's Thunderbird Golf Club and Ben Kern of London, Thames Valley Club, tied for honors as the low Canadian pros, placing third with 210 and winning $1,755 each in the Ontario Open at Bayview last week-end. Art McNickle, won $3,900 for first place with 202, while John Jacobs won $2,925 with 208. Both are from California. OLIVER - won the 50 lap Labatt's Blue Can-Am feature on Sunday at Mosport, defeating George F ollmer, finishing less than two seconds ahead of Californian Follmer. While Oliver's shiny black Shadow retired to the pits in the lOth lap because of a faulty pressure relief valve, Follmer picked up $5,000. For the 30-lap sprint, averaging 112.93 in a time of 37 minutes, 53.3 seconds. Finis hing second in the dash was Scooter Patrick, in a McLaren M20, with Bob Nagel, driving a Lola T260M, third. Patrick collected $3,700, while Nagel added $2,700. to his bankroll. However, after Follmer took the checkered fla g, he returned to the garage area and confronted 'liver. While a Canadian record of 100,000 fans crowded into Mosport yesterday, few realized that UOP teammates Jack ie Oliver and George Follrñer had engaged in a punching battle just prior to the 50-lap Labatt's Blue Can-Am feature. During Follmer's charge to second place, he set a Mosport Can-Am record of 1:14.6, or 118.667 mrph around the 2.45-mile course, exceeding the late Peter Revson's 1:15.2 set during the 1972 Can-Am. Oliver covered the 50 laps in 1:05:52.2 seconds, averaging 112 mph, and won $10,000. In claiming the feature, Follmer averaged 111.94 mph in 1:05:54.1 to grab $7,300. Eppie Wietzes of Thornhill driving an expensive Ferrari, had misfortune strike him again. Although he finished second in Saturday's Formula .5000 event, Wietzes car started sputtering late in the event because of çuel tank problems. HUGHES GOES TO KANSAS - It was learned on Thursday that Brent Hughes, N.H.L. hockey player with the Detroit Red Wings, was called to the Kansas City team, in the player draft. Bep Guidolin will be coaching the team. Steve West will go to Washington. TOO MUCH SUMMER SUN - Sunburn is no laughing matter for the victim, neither is heat exhaustion or sunstroke. At one time or another most of us have stayed out in the sun and heat too long and suffered for it. A little first aid 'know how' can usually prevent the distress from developing into a serious condition. If your day of suntanninf inakes your skin feel on fire and you're nauseatea, dizzy and feverish, you need some first aid fast. Here is an effective treatment recommended by the Ontario Safety League. Fill a bathtub with tepid water (body temperature) and dizzolve a medium-size dpackage of corn starch in it. A half hour of soaking in this solution will usually dissipate body heat, relieving the intense burning, nausea and dizziness. For small sunburned areas, try soaking the burn in cold water or applying cold, moist compresses until the pain ceases. ElectronicAir Filters Power Humidifiers VOWLES Heating & Air Conditioning OIL - GAS - ELECTRIC FURNACES 1 Queen St. Bowrmanville Phone 623-7591 - 623-4283 KINSMEN THE ALL NEW KINSMEN SUPER BINGO PETERBOROUGH MEMORIAL CENTRE FRIDAY, JUNE 21st 6,500 -6,500 ADMISSION .50 4 EARLY BIRDS Share the Wealth 20OREGULAR GAMES - $50EACH Three $150 Games Kinsmen Arena Game $300 Pot of Gold $800 In 55 Numbers $10 0Perine $300 onolation I $500 Full Card $2,500 JACKPOT If won in (55) numbers or less $1,500 must go - Number increases each Bingo $2,500 not won! $100 Free Lap Card Game Prize $6,500 Money KINSMun-am___ÑN__NIES Memorial Park Tykes Beat Port Hope Team 14-7 On Thursday evening, the rains held off long enough for the Memorial Park Tykes to com plete their game against Port Hope which they won 14-7, giving them three wins and two losses for t he season. Members of the team are, from left to right, front row: Craig Power, Tobin Rowe, Rod Plain, Robert Kennett, Ralph Rozema, Brian Hammond; back row: Coach Ted Dadson, Ryan Kearney, Duane Major, Paul Dadson, Mgr. Larry Dewell, Robbie Hodgson, Paul Reed, Henry Rozema, Dana Severn, Steve Ogden, coach Dave "Sam" Snowden. Absent, Brett Richards and Randy Henning. Ellis Shoes Win Two Gamesto Draw Within 3 Points of Stephens In* Men's Town League Softball Ellis Shoes won two games last week to climb within three points of first place Stephens who lost both of their games. Franks and Kramps split theit two games and the results left the four teams only three points apart. The Shoemen bolstered by the addition of four new players, staged a complete reversal of form on Tuesday night as they thumped Steph- ens 9-4. Burton Sine paced their attack with three hits and three RBI's. New addition Charlie Kilpatrick added a pair of hits and DonHamilton tossed two and two-third innings in relief to preserve Sines win. Sine evened his record at 1-1. Jim Ryhorchuk, Don Lorusso and Steve Wat- son each had two hits for Stephens, with Watson and Ryhorchuk hitting their first Home Runs of the season. Keith Anderson tossed a fine five hitter to lead Franks over Kramps 3-2 in Tuesday's early game. Terry Baker had three hits for the winners and Anderson added a pair. Franks big blow was Bob Tugwood's two run double in the fourth. Steve Parker and Neil Fry had two hits for Kramps. Anderson's record is now 1-0 and Bill Cochrane (1-2) took the loýs. On Thursday night, Harvey Webster tossed a fine game, holding the heavy hitting Stephen's crew to just five hits for his 7-0 win. It was Webster's first win of the season against no defeats. Steve Parker led the winners with three bits. Doug McFeet- Stephens Kramps Ellis Franks Town League Softball Team Standings P W L T F 8 5 3 0 52 8 4 4 0 31 8 3 4 1 31 8 3 4 1 32 Pts. 10 8 7 7 Tuesday's Results Franks 3, Kramps 2; Ellis 9, Stephens 4 Thursday's Results Kramps 7, Stephens 0; Ellis 5, Franks 3. TOP TENi Parker (K), Blackburn (S) Burns (F) Fry (K) Tugwood (F) Watson (S) Dragstra (S) Bryan (K) Baker (F) J. Ryhorchuk (S). ers and Howie Bryan each had two hits for Kramps. Mike Cornell, Fry, Bryan and MeFeeters each connected for their first Homers of the season against Don Lorusso (2-1). Bob Abbott was the only Stephens player to solve Webster's pitching as he collected two hits. Thursday's late game saw Don Hamilton scatter three hits against his former mates and his team mates scored five runs in the second inning H A Y DON Club 21 met at the Centre on Wednesday evening June 12th. Mrs. Gladys Potts in the chair, oDened the meeting with hymn, 252, - In Christ there is no East or West. Secretary and Treasurer reports were given and the Rol Call was answered by where whould you like to travel. Cards of thanks were read. A discus- sion pertaining to our annual July 1st. supper took up the business session. The programme consisted of a reading by Blanche Jones, No eignm nour day for me", after which, Mrs. A Read showed slides of ber trip to the Hawaiian Islands. Her com- ments were most interesting and made everyone wish they had been able to join ber, on the trip. Mrs. Rena Potts presented Mrs. Verna Nelson a gift of a cup and saucer , on behalf of the club, and we wish them happiness in their new home in Cannington. A social time was enjoyed around our lunch by Group 1'Tree. iNext meeting in Sept- ember with Group One in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Potts, Cornwall, Miss Mary Potts, Toronto, Mr. Bert Needham, Toronto, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J. Potts and Mrs. W. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Potts, and Charelen were Sunday supper guests with the J. Potts family. Douglas Garrard and Geo- rge Kelly, Keswick, were Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Garrard and attended the race at Mosport. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gar- rard and Tim, Keswick, were Sunday visitors with his parents, ivir. and Mrs. Charlie Garrard. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dud- ley and Neil, Burlington, spent the weekend with Mrs. A. Read. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggott and family, Enniskillen, were Sunday supper guests with her mother, Mrs. A. Read. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sharp, Enniskillen, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Strenge, Scarbor ough, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashton, were Sunday after- noon callers at Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ashton's. Mrs. F. Osmond, Bowman- ville, called on her mother, Mrs. A. Thompson on Wed nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Strenge, Scarborough, were Sunday dinner guests, of the Ross Ashton family. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ashton, Ronald and Ray, Mr. Russell FRIEND. /T /SNTrMA6/C ON DEAR NO, - JUST THE BEST HEAT/N6 O/L WED /XE YOU TO VIRTUE FUELS TYRONE R. R. 5 - Bowmanville PIIONE 263-8431 AVERAGES AB R H 21 6 11 22 9 9 20 3 8 18 6 7 18 1 7 13 4 5 21 6 8 19 5 7 19 3 7 19 2 7 RBI 4 5 7 6 3 3 5 5 5 8 Avg. .524 .409 .400 .389 .389 .385 .381 .368 .368 .368 Sunday and were luncheon guests of the Haines at Caesarea afterward. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Goble and Bruce attended the Part ner family picnic at Haydon Community Centre last Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hay, Victoria, B.C., and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Heal and family of London were week- end visitors of the Gobles. There were 12 tables at Friday night's card party. Winners were Earl Prescott, Molly Hortsman, Bessie Spen- cer, Bert Gibson, Laverne Clemens, John Laverty, Edna Vivian (50-50) Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. S. Goble were Mr. and Mrs. Jini Lackey, Mr. John Lackey, Colborne, Mr. and Mrs. K. Goble, Mr. and Mrs. L. Goble and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Rowe and family, Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Paterson and family, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. J. Woodley and family enjoy ed the weekend camping at the farm of Mr. C. W. Woodley. Mr. Murray McLaggan of Dobbinton called in the neigh- borhood on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rowan and family spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. M. Short, BOWMANVILLE JUVENILE GIRLS SOFTBALL SCIIEDULE Coaches: Mrs. Eveline Kennett and Sue Marshell. All home games are played at Memorial Park on Friday evenings at 8:00 p.m. .June 24 - Whitby at Keswick Cobourg at Stouffville June 25 - Bow'ville at Cobourg June 26 Claremont at Pt. Perry June 27 Keswick at Claremont Stouffville at Unionville June 28 - Unionville at Whitby July 1 Port Perry at Keswick Claremont at Stouffville Bowmanville at Whitby July 2 - Unionville at Cobourg July 3 - Claremont at Port Perry July 4 - Keswick at Unionville Stouffville at Claremont July 5 - Keswick at Bow'ville Unionville at Whitby July 8 - Whitby at Stouffville Unionville at Keswick July 9 - Bow'ville at Cobourg July 10 - Unionville at Port Perry July il - Cobourg at Clarernont Keswick at Unionville July 12 - Port Perry at Bowmanville July 15 - Keswick at Whitby Bowmanville at Stouffville July 17 - Whitby at Port Perry July 18 - Cobourg at Claremont July 19-Unionville at Bowmanville July 22 - Whitby at Keswick Cobourg at Stouffville July 23- Port Perry at Cobourg July 24 - Stouffville at Port Pei ry July 25 - Whitby at Unionville July 26 - Claremont at Bowmanville N.B. Whitby games are played Mon. or Friday nights rather than Wednesday nights. Receive Byî-Iaws Alex Carruthers, in a press release from Queen's Park, reports he has checked on the status of the sewage and waterworks for the Village of Millbrook and is advised all by-laws have been received from the village in an accept- ablè form. They have been conveyed to the Ontario Muni- cipal Board for consideration and following approval, publi- cation notices will be sent to the local papers. The village Clerk has been informed of the application to the Ontario Municipal Board and Mr. Carruthers will en- deavor to have the matter processed as quickly as piossible. Darlington Soccer The annual Carling Cup John Huggins rounded out the Tournament got off to a start score for the winners. Hamp Monday night with Courtice ton received their goal from getting trounced by Tyrone. Don Smith. The final score was 5 1 in Zion also won in the quarter favor of Tyrone with Rory finals by bëating Salem 4-2. N Gibbs notching two goals for scorers were reported from the winners. John Hamilton, eherser Joe Humenick arid Bruce the gare. Baker also got Tyrone goals. Tim Zavinstky tallied for the only Courtice goal. FOR OLD APPLUANCF.S Solina edged Hampton by a TiROUGH score of 31. Bud Westlake got STATESMAN CLASSIFIEDS two goals for Solina while PHONE 623-3303 SATURDAY 8 p.m. RACING FOR THE CARLING'S POINT AWARDS WESTGATE SPEEDWAY Sherbrooke St. and Hwy. No. 7, Peterborough THIS WEEK ... TWO INVITATIONAL RACES 40 Laps each - Diamond &Hobby Divisions COMING SOON - Uniroyal Thrill Drivers Tuesday, June 25th Traffic Control to Hwy. 7 Now Provided GENERAL ADMISSION Adults - $2.75 Children (12 and under) - .50 Harness Racing at Kawartha Downs 1 MILE SOUTH OF HWY. 115 ON HWY. 28 TRANSPORTATION SPONSORED EV BU Osh TF BY KAWARTHA DOWNS LTD. (ERY THURS. and SAT. JS LEAVES: hawa Centre-5:45 Dshawa Term.- 6:00 Bowmanville A & P Lot - 6:20 RANSPORTATION ADMISSION PROGRAMME per person ENJOY ALL THE THRILLS OF RACING FOR DETAILS, CALL CHARTERWAYS LTD. Phone 723-7171 or 623-38il and held on to down Frank's 5-3. Charlie Kilpatrick tossed two innings of scoreless relief to preserve the win for Hamilton (1-1). Ron Hayes (0-1) took the loss on the mound for Franks. Bruce Colwell and Ken Ferris each had two hits for the Shoemen and Ferris drilled a three run homer to highlight Ellis five run second. Terry Baker had two hits for Franks and Steve Burns drove in two runs for the losers. Ormiston, Mrs. Ivan Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashton attended the funeral of the late Boyd Werry, at the Ward Funeral Home, Weston. Sympathy of the community, is extended to the relatives of the late Boyd Werry. Mr. Don Cameron visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Milis, montreal, for a few days. Mr. Jim Tabb, Mr. C. Gattie, Miss Shirley Tabb, and Mrs. Irene Tabb, attended the Cowling-Johnson wedding at Oshawa, on Saturday. Mrs. A. Thompson had a buffet supper with the F. A. Osmond family, Bowmanville, on Father's Day. Mrs. A. Thompson, and Mrs. H. Crossman enjoyed the bus trip to Niagara Falls, with the Enniskillen ladies last Tuesday. TYRONE Church service will be at a new time for the summer - a quarter to nine. This means, of course, some of us will have to get up earlier. The great advantage is that the rest of the day will be free for travelling or visiting. Let's give this time a good honest try, so we will know wvhat to do another year. See you at 8:45 a. m. The appointments for the photo directory have been made due to the phoning committee who worked so hard. Enniskillen and Tyrone U.C.W.'s are jointly sponsor- ing a concert in June at Enniskillen School. For furth- er details, see Coming Events. Mr. and Mrs. A. Haines and family attended the christen- ing of their niece, Melissa Haines, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Colin Haines of Caesar- ea, at Nestleton Church on -wTA BIKLD B O M N V l E O NA,