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DARLING TON SOCCER W L T GF 11 1 3 55 11 2 1 45 8 4 4 39 7 5 3 24 4 8 3 21 2 10 1 il 1 12 1 17 The Carling Cup was won by Solina. àm-c Jensen Steel Cougars Beat Nick's Shell 19-9 by Eveline Kennett The Bownianville Jensen Steel Cougars travelled to Newcastle to take on the Nick's Shell team of the Recreation Pee Wee Baseball League and win 19 to 9. The Cougars got off to a flying start when George Kennett led off with a single to left field followed by singles by Mike Cancilla, Tony Rupa and a double by Robert Kennett, a -walk to Richard Higgs and three more singles off the bats of Kevin Anyan, Steve Bur- rows and George Kennett's second bit in the first inning to give then six runs. Nick's Shell picked up one run in the bottom of the first of four walks given up by pitcher Danny McMullen. The Jensen boys came storming back once more in the second, picking up four more runs when Mike Cancilla was safe at first on a ball thrown wild by the pitcher when the bail was bit right back to hlm, Danny MMullen hit a double to right field, Tony Rupa singled, Robert Kennett was safe at first when the first basemen let the bahl rol between his legs, Richard Higgs drew a base on balls and a fielder's choice by Kevin Aayan, and George Kennett's third. single of the game. Newcastle scored five runs in the tbiid on a base on balls to Willens, Donnely, Yates, Gar- harson, Lake and Wade's tri ple and Goulaia being bit by a pitched ball. In the fourth inning, Jensen The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 28, 1976 9 Pts. 25 23 20 17 il 5 3 Steel Cougars scored six more runs on a walk to Scott Vanson, a fielder's choice by Steven Burrows, a walk to George Kennett, and doubles by Danny McMullen, Tony Rupa, Robert Kennett, Sandy Wiseman and Darcy Cum- mings. The Cougars picked up three more runs in the top of the fifth on a single by Steven Burrows, Mike Cancilla, Tony Rupa. Newcastle scored three runs in the bottom of the fifth on five walks and a throwing error by Dan McMullen. Danny McMullen pitched a very strong game, giving up only one bit but running into trouble by issuing 16 walks and committing one error. Dan struck out il batters. Newcastle's Wade took the loss giving up 19 runs on 19 hits and committing three errors and claiming six strikeouts. The top hitters for the Bowmanville Cougars were Tony Rupa with a double and tbree singles, George Kennett tbree singles, Danny MeMul- len two doubles and a single, Robert Kennett two doubles while Mike Cancilla and Steven Burrows each had two singles.- ELIZABETHVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Robt. West- heuser and girls, Mrs. J. DeKoker, Sunderland spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. K Thickson. Mrs. J. Sevenhuysen, Tor- onto was home on tbe weekend while her husband was attend- ing a conference in connection witb his school work in the States. Mrs. O. Muldrew is home from the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. E. Fowler attended the wedding of the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Yarrow in Oshawa on July 24th. FULL CIRCLE' Old Town Landmarks About to End Their Careers Af ter several years of frustrations- and complications, Mario Veltri has finally cleared all obstacles for his project to replace these two old landmarks with a modern building containing businesses and apartments. The demolition of the buildings is expected to get underway this week and many memories will go down with them. Long time residents will remember when the building at left was a thriving bus station operated by the late Tim Garton, and later, his son Clare while the one at right was the scene of many enjoyable dances and keen badminton games. Long before that, it was a Salvation Army citadel. In recent years, the badminton hall became a pool hall while the bus station was used as a political headquarters during the recent provincial election and later was partially destroyed by fire. The new building will be a big step forward in replacing two structures along King St. that have historic significance but in recent years have become eyesores. FronkO'sand Kramp's Win And Tîe inMen'Softball c n, ripped 3 hits and 3 RBI's at the 1, plate. One of Caruana's hits d was a home run, his 4th this & year. Len Kenny (2), Doug Kramp, Rick Woolner, Neil Fry, Bryan Cooke and Ron Hooper had other safeties. s Winning pitcher Dennis Bickle 3 (9-3) scattered 12 bits. 1 Randy Donoghue had 3 bits o for Tim's, while Daryl Osmond, Len Eldridge and, a Jim Birtch had 2 aits apiece. Paul Mlatyre, Paul Thiessen and Dick Stata had singles. Dick Stata (10-6) was the losing pitcher. Wednesday, July 21 Tim's 4, Stephen's 1 The Rent-All crew scored all 4 runs in the opening frame. Winning pitcher Darryl Os- mond (1-0) was relieved by Dick Stata in the 2nd inning. Paul Thiessen had a pair of safeties for Tim's while Darryl Osmond, Randy Dono- ghue, John Wilson, Paul McIntyre, Greg Adams and Ron Donoghue counted 1 hit each. Bob Williams (2-4) was replaced by Terry Baker in the lst inning on the mound. Jim McNicol, Jim Moxam, Jim Ryorchuk, Ed Ryorchuk, Dwayne Nievwsma and Bob Williams had Stephen's bits. D & R 8, Frank'sil After D & R counted four runs in the top of the 1st, Frank's scored six in the bottom half and never looked back. Winning hurler Bill Cochrane (5-6) pounded 2 bits' to aid his own cause. Paul Forsey and Jim Beam had 3 hits apiece. Other Frank hitters were Bruce Adams, Bob Tugwood and Steve Burns. Bob Hardy was D & R's best at the plate with 3 base bits. Curt Vanstone, John Drag- stra, and Dave Passant pro- duced a pair of safeties, while Keith Anderson, Ray Cum- mings and Dave Taylor had singles. Ron Hages (4-7) suffered the defeat. Thursday, July 22 Frank's 4, Kramp's 4 The variety crew tied up the game in the sixth with a pair of runs and hung on to produce the first tie of the season. Harvey Webster threw a strong game for Frank's and added a pair of singles. Bob Tugwood (2), Joe Whyte, Jim Beam, Bruce Adams, Paul Forsey, Dave Snowden and Jim McKnight had other safeties. Ken Ferris was 3 for 3 at the plate for Kramp's. Wayne Hunt (2), Doug Kramp (2), Neil Fry and Len Kenny were other batsmen. Dennis Bickle held Frank's to 10 bits. Stephen's 10, D & R 4 The Fuelers tallied in every inning but the 4th to pull 2 games ahead of the -Sports club in the race for the 4th and final playoff position. Winner Terry Baker (3-3) was 3 for 3 at bat, while Jim Moxam and Jim Ryorchuk stroked 2 hits. Other hitters were Jim Mc- Nicol, Lou Patterson, Ed Ryorchuk and Rick Santom- ero (home run). For D & R , John Dragstra was 3 for 3 at the plate. Dave Passant (2), Curt Vanstone, Keith Anderson, Dave Taylor and Dave Refuse had other bits. Dave Refuse (1-3) took the loss. ENNISKILLEN Super weather was great on the weekend and for bone weary farm folks to complete the final round of bay making, also for several on vacation, family reunion picnics, conva- lescents and one of many reasons for 50 or more worshippers from our twin congregations to meet in our church for the Sunday a.m. service. We were privileged to have as guest minister Rev. H.M. Preisler, Kedren who had already ministered the spoken word to his own congregation before taking the pulpit for us at 11:15 a.m. Ray Ashton, presided at the R ho# Aerosol - 5 oz. Ben Weider's 5-Minute ny Touch-Up Body Shaper Mattresses Paint Plan Perfect for the Reg. $2.29 Reg. $12.98 Pool or the Beach NOW NOW Reg. $8.95 00$899 NOW Assorted e Badminton Games and sets .9 Puzzles Reg. $3.95 Reg. up to $5.95 -While NOW NOW Supplies Last - 19L- 29 $2.00 $2.95 METAL-FIBERGLASS SKIS WOOD SKIS Reg. $150 to $250. ONLY $50. Reg. $24.95 to $60.00 -$20. D & R SPORTS and SK SHOP 85 King St. West 623-3421 Bowmanville organ and was supported in the choir alcove by tree pretty ladies of the choir. Ella Bowman was in charge of the Jr. Congregation. Rev. Preisler entitled his sermon "Bread and Fish, Bodv and Soul," based on bis Bible Reading from Mark of the story of Jesus' teaching and feeding 5,000 from five loaves and two fishes. A special thanks was expressed from the Manse Committee for the marvellous assistance and co-operation of all who helped with the work at the Manse. Most of the work was complet- ed with the "bee" on Tuesday of this week. A congregational meeting was held Monday evening at the Church for some urgent business. The McGill Family 'Re- union was held on Sunday for the annual event with a fine day, delicious food, fun and fellowship for a large atten- dance. We are pleased to report that two of our recently hospitalized patients are al- most fullyhrecovered e. Dorothy Sharp and Lloyd Ashton. Rev. and Mrs. Ted Kersey, Susan and Sandra, Dundas, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ashton and Paul were Sunday supper guests with Mr. S. Kersey and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ashton. Mr. and Mrs. Len Player, Darryland Danny, Bowma- ville were Sunday p.m. cal- lers. Wee Elisabeth Worden is visiting her grandparents this week. Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Werry were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fair, Miss Eva Fair, Mrs. Willis Wood, Bailieboro, also Betty Jane and Gary Hanewich, Oshawa, Dr. and Mrs. Clark Werry and family, Toronto. Carolyn and Peter Werry enjoyed a week's holiday with their grandparents. Rev. Leceister and Hazel Bigby and family paid a brief visit to our community when sons Wayne and Paul remain- ed for a holiday while the parents and sisters Karyn and Cheryll vacation in Jamaica for a fortnight. Mr. Harold Spry, Rochester, Hampton Solina Tyrone Courtice Zion Orono Salem HELP WANTED DELIVER TELEPHONE BOOKS (FULL or PART DAYS) Men or Women over 18 years of age, with automobiles are needed in Bowmanville and all surrounding areas. Delivery Starts on or About August 25, 1976 Send name, age, address, telephone number, type of vehicle and hours available on a postcard to: D.D.A. Ltd. P.O. Box 220 Station T Toronto M6B 4A1 Ontario. Please DO NOT call the Telephone Company U.S.A. is visiting his relatives here, the E. Wright family. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon var- num, Oshawa called to visit Annie and Betty Wright re- cently. Betty Wright was a visitor last week with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wright and their son, Pontypool, Mr. and Mrs. E. Wright were Sunday visitors wîtb Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson, Columbus. 35th Wedding Anniversary Two parties of the immedi- ate family and close relatives and a few intimate friends e given as surprises to observe the 35th Wedding Anniversary for Orville and Margaret Ashton (nee Dalton) who were wed in Templeton United Church, Quebec, July 21st, 1941. The first party was last Wednesday at the home of Lois and Keith Worden, Ri- chard and Elisabeth. 23 guests included Orville's five sisters and brother and their spouses, and Marie Begley as well as Marjorie and Harry Worden, Gertrude and Ted Harrison, Toronto. Cards and phone calls brought the good wishes from the four Dalton brothers and their families. A second celebration took place at the Holiday Inn, Peterborough last weekend and was hosted by Lois and Keith Worden and Richard, Karen and Charles Ashton and included a boat cruise in the Trent Canal System. The bride and groom of 35 years received several lovely gifts. Recreation Soccer Last Week's Results by Tony Day Senior Glen Rae 0 - Orono 5; Glen Rae n - Hampton 8; IDA 2 - Hampton 1. Junior Waverly 2 - Marina 0; Mastrangelos 1- Orono 1; Newcastle 0 - Tyrone 5; Newtonville 0- Waverly 1. In soccer this week, a number of teams were affect- ed by the holiday season and were not able to field full teams but the games went on. Hampton were defeated by IDA, their first defeat of the season,,however by virtue of a win over Glen Rae, they moved to the top of their division. In a match against Waverly, Marina's goalie played out- standingly well and even though Marinas were defeated he kept the ball out of the net time and again. It is good to see these young players de- velopmng.