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10, The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 25, 1977 623-33031i FLASHBACK- 25 YEARS AGO - For the past two weeks Winton "Bill" Bagneli, Physical Director at the Boy's Training School has been instructing on a Physical Training and Recreation Course No. 5 at the Ontario Reformatory, Guelph. FLASHBACK - 10 YEARS AGO - Bowman- ville was well represented at the Sports Celebrities Dinner in Oshawa on Tuesday, attending were Mary Jane Oke, Sharlene Cain Connie Bradley and Doris Jo11. Ail Canadian champions in their respective sports. CONGRATULATIONS - to the following Secon- dary School students from this area on their successes at the Lake Ontario Secondary Sehool Association track and field finals, held at Civie Fields, Oshawa, on Monday, May 16. Senior Boys lst in 110m. hurdies, Calvin Allun, Clarke 17.1s., Pole, Vault, lst John Trejbal, B.H.S.., 3.67m (record). Senior Girls, lst Janet Lovekin of Clarke H.S., 100 M., hurdies, 18.0s., lst long jump, Janet Lovekin, shot put, lst Janet Lovekin, 9.72 m. Junior boys, lst Milan Popadich, Clarke H.S., 300 m. hurdles, 41.0 s (record), long jump, lst Dale Milîson 5.95 m. LOSSA FINALS- Junior girls lst in the shot put - Colette Taylor, Courtice H.S. 10.93 m. (record). Javelin throw, lst Colette Taylor, 34.42 m. (record). High jump - lst Lisa Welch, Courtice H.S., 1.63 m. (record). Discus throw, Colette Taylor, 37.08 m. (record). Midget boys,, 300 m., Marcel Charland, Clarke H.S., 45.2 s. Midget girls, 100 m., lst Alison Tamblyn, Courtice.High Sehool, 13.2 s., 200, lst Alison Tamblyn 27.4 s. 400 m. - lst Elizabeth Kemp, B.H.S. and Colleen Belton, Paul Dwyer (tie), 1.05.0. HAPPY SLIDERS - of all ages will enjoy exhilarating rides down what will be one of Ontario's'major tourist attractions, The Summer Slide. Two giant slides each 2,750 feet long will open at Blue Mountain near Collingwood in early. July. The slide will cost over one haîf million dollars to build. HOBBY - antique car buffs are being joined fby a growing contingent of boaters who are finding and restoring old outboard motors. Typical of the motors restored was a-1950. Mercury Super-Ten. The Antique Outboard Club of America no-w has several hundred TENNIS - will start at Darlington Sports Centre the last week in May. For information contact the Department of Parks and Recreation, Town Hall, on Temperance Street. BROCHURE -- A new brochure for.power boat operators whieh contains 99 regulations, 90 of which pertain to speed limits in specific areas, will be released n)ext weekend by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. For informa- tion on where to obtain same, phone 416- 965-7887 or write the Ministry of Natural Resources. KITES - The second annual Glad Kite Festival for Big Brothers will be held on June il on the West Island of Ontario Place. Qualifying flights begin at 10:00 a.m. and four trophies will be available in each of four age groups. The age categories are 9 years and under, 10 to 12 years, 13 to 16 years and 17 years and older. The biggest, best decorated, Most unusual and prettiest tailed kites will win. A further category for schools flying a kite as'a group bas also been added. To qualify, kites must be made from any, "Glad"' plastic bag or "Kitchen Catcher" and must fly at 100 feet for three minutes carrying a special Glad decal. Entry forms and further information can be obtained by writing: Glad Kite Festival for Big Brothers, 165 University Avenue, Toronto, Ontario M5H 3B8. CARNI VAL - Canada Week will be announced ln style in Orono this yearl: On Wednesday, -June 29, the Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen are Enniskillen School Hosts Floor Hockey Tournament The Enniskillen Public School Boys Floor Hockey team came out on top in a tournament they recently hosted in their school. The team received the championship trophy after defeating each of the other groups entered in the competition for the Darlington area. The team, Enniskillen's girls floor hockey team kept on top of the opposition during the playoff games to keep the trophy in their school. Above, the teamn is made up (back row) Jody Williamson, Donna, left to right, includes (back row) Scott Kossatz, Daryl GlaspelI, Chris Moffatt, Mike Groeneveld, Fred Slemon, Paul Trewin, (front row) Russell Scott, Gord Rogers, Tom Holmes, Jeff Strong, Michael Tidd and Jay Sweet. By Dave Passant D & R Sports moved into a fie for top spot witb Kramps Furniture hast week in Men's Town League Softball action af Memorial Park. Strong pif cbing by Ron Hayes and bof batting enabled D & R f0 roll f0 their 3rd consecutive tri- umph in four starts. On Wednesday, May l8fb tbey crusbed Kramps 13-1 and on Tbursday, May I9tb edged Tims Rent-nîl 9-8. In other games, Tims rattled Franks Variety 12-4, Kramps rallied f0 beat Port Darlingfon Mar- ina 5-3 and the Mariners bumbled Franks 14-7. Mayl17 - 6:30 p.m. Tirns Rent-aIl erupted for 9 runs in the first two innings enroute to their 12-4 win over Franks Variety. Dick Stata (1-1) wenf the distance for Tims, fanning 8 batsmen. Bil Cochrane took over mound duties for loser Harold Leacb (0-1) in the 2nd sfanza. Len Eldridge was Tims best bitter with fhree safeties and four RB's. Paul Thiesson and Dick Stafa added a double and single eacb, while Greg Adams (2), Randy Donogbue, Jim Melntyre, Don Forsey, Tom Rutfy (home run) and Dex Osmond counted other bits. Cal Barnsey led Franks wifh 'tbree bits and Bob CAMS PORT TRAILER SALES R. R. 2 Newcastle Hwy. No. 115 and 35 Phone 987-5174 Tugwood doubled and singled home two runs. Other Franks bits were collected by Joe Wbyfe, AI Burrows, Jim McKnigbt, Bruce Adams, Joe Burns and Steve Burns. May 17 -8:30 p.m. Kramps Joe Caruana belted a 2-ouf, 2-run borner in tbe 7th inining for the winning blow in heading bis club fo a 5-3 win over Port Darhington Marina. Dennis Bickle (3-0) took over for starter Scott Burgess in the 1sf inning. Terry Baker (1-1) wenf the distance in a losing cause for the Mariners. Joe Caruana and Scott Bur- gess had a pair of bits for Kramps while singles went f0 apiece. Bryan Cùoke doubled and singled for D & R, while John Dragstra, John Murray, Dirk Woudstra and Ray Cu.m- mings bad other safeties. Rick Woolner had two hits for' Kramps. Singles went to Len Kenny, Joe Caruana, Howie Bryan and Dennis Biekie. May 19 - 6 30 p.r. Port Darlington Mariners scored six times in the 4th inning to win their first contest of the season downing Franks Variety 14-7. Don Lorusso (1-0) picked up the win with relief help from Mark Schnei- der. Harold Leach (0-2) was relieved by Bill Cochrane. For the Mariners, Rick Santo- mero, Robert Voight and Don Lorusso lashed two bits each Frie Jim Ryorchuk,(homer), FrdSchat, Lou Patterson and Dwayne Nieusma added singles. Franks were led by Cal Bamsey witb three sin- gles. Tob Tugwood bad two hits including a solo homer. Bruce Adams (2), Steve Burns and Jim McKnight also had hits for Franks. May19 - 8 -30 p.rn, With the score knotted at seven apiece, D & R Sports scored a pair of runs ini the top Of the 7th inning.and hung on to defeat Tims Rent-ali with a igame-ending double play by a scorê of 9-8. Tims threatened to take the lead in the bottom of the 6th inning but a tremendous grab by right- fielder Dirk Woudstra kept the score dead-locked. John Mur- ray, led off the 7tb with a double, then Jeff Cann singled him home. Doug McFeeters promptly drove in Cann with a single for the winning run. Ron Hayes (3-1) allowed a dozen bits- and struck out five for the win. Dave Passant went five innings before being relieved by Don Hamilton (0-1) who took the Ioss. John Dragstra and John Murray stroked two bits each for D & R, while Bryan Cooke (home run), Don Sheehan, Jeff Cann, and Doug McFeeters had one hit apiece. Don Forsey and Paul Thiessen had three hits including a borne run each to pace Tims. Dex Osmond and Jim MlcNicol ripped a pair of base knocks, -with singles goi ng to Randy Donoghue and Dave Passant. Herd, Patricia Lamb, Patty Gaudet, Michele Stephenson, Penny Ibbitson, (front row) Cindy McQuinn, Robyn Kinsman, Marilyn Foster, Wendy Werry and Andrea Robson. Rick Woolner, Ken Ferris, Len Kenny andJohn James. For the Mariners, Jim Ryor- chuk, Rick Santomero and Doug Sleep bit safely. .1May 18-6:30p.m. D & R Sports collected nine first inning runs in dumping Kramps Furnîture 13-1. Win- ning pitcher Ron Hayes (2-1) scattered six bits and was backed by errorless fielding. Scott Burgess (0-1) was relie- ved by Howie Bryan' in the 2nd inning. Dennis Bickle and Len Kenny also belped mop up. Jeff Cann and Doug McFeeters had three bits including one bomne run Mermoriol Park Tykes Start Season, Two Wins The Memorial Park Tykes opened their 1977 EOBA schedule with two victories this past week. On Tuesday, May 17, the Tykes trounced Whitby 21-3 in an exhibition game. Chris Michelson led the 27 bit attack witb four bits, and three runs. Raymond Cummîngs scored five runs and had two doubles. Ed Bird bit a home run in the first inning, witb George Kennett and George Wind bitting doubles and scoring two runs apiece. Ed Rozema started for Bowmanvihle allowing only one batter to reacb base in the tbree innings be hurled. Roze- ma struck out six and walked one of the ten bat ters be faced. Michelson pitched th~e next two innings allowing two runs on two bits, walking tbree and striking ouf two. Kennett finished up, yielding a run on one bit and fanning two. On Saturday, May 21 in Belleville tbe Tykes came from bebind to win their first league encounter 23-13. Bow- manville bad taken a 13-12 lead in tbe top of the seventb, but Belleville tied if in tbeir haîf of the inning fe send tbe game into extra innfings. Bowmanville exploded for ten runs in tbe eîghbto wi the game. Michelson again led the bitting attack, witb five bits, Kennett bad four, Cu miàngs, Wayne Mutton, and Danny Wier bad tbree apiece. Bird and Wind bit triples as well. Michelson went the distance on the mound, giving up nine bits, walking nine, and strik ing ouf eigbt. He allowed oný four earned runs. Every- batter for Bowmnanville bad at least one bit. The line score: Bowman- ville 23 runs, 27 bits, 4 errors; Belleville 13 runs, 9 bits, 8 errors. The Tykes first home game of the season is Wednesday, May 25 against Ajax at Memorial Park. Game time is 6:15. Westgate Speedway Opened Saturday By D. Nesbitt Saturday nigbt was the firsf action packed nigbt at West- gate Speedway for tbe '77 season and the stands were alrnosf filled f0 capacify wifb fans cbeering tbeir favorite drivers on. Many changes were noted at the start of the new season. Firsf was a new starter by tbe name of Paul Beale wbo hails frorn the Toronto area and who states be will do f0 the best of bis abiity as sucb and try f0 be fair and-i square witb all the drivers. We wisb bim success- witb bis new position. Other changes were: badhy needed gates (for safety measures), leadîng from tbe pif area fo the frack, an enlarged pif area, stands in the pif area, and another refreshment bar (totalling two). If is boped thaf mem- bers of pif crews and sucb will sit in the stands provided in the pif area as, for another safefy measure, management will 'be enforcing' the "no" standing at the fence area. Another, if nof tmosf important change noted was thaf the St. John Ambulance with their equipped vebi cle is now in affendance. Next Saturday nigbt, along witb the regular racing, West- gate wilh be holding if's first WRECK-UM race for the season wbicb is a real crowd pleaser. Tbere promises fo be more cars ouf for the regular racing as on talking f0 many of the drivers wbo were not ouf this week, tbey state their cars are in the final stages of being complefed and will be ready fo go next week. Corne on ouf and cheer your favorite driver on. Street Stock Resuits Heat 1 - 1. Lee Terrion, Peterborough, 2. Ivan Green, Oshawa, 3. Mike Bricknell, Osbawa. Heat 2 - 1. Lee Terrion, 2. Ivan' Green, 3. Mike Bricknehl. Feafure - 1. Lee Terrion, 2. Ivan Green, 3. Bob Delpellaro, Peterborough. Stocker Resuits Hleat 1 - 1. Tom Walter, Toronto, 2. Jim Tbompsetf, West Hill, 3. Peter VanEinden- boven, Peterborougb., Heat 2 - 1. Jim Tbompsett, 2. Peter VanEindenhoven. Feature - 1. Tom Walter, 2. Peter VarE indenhoven*1 3., Jimi Tbornpseft. Late Model Feat are Resuits Heat 1 - 1. Roy Gayno_-, Pontypool, 2. Carl Fuller, Oshawa, 3. Walter Hienderson, Orono. Heat 2 - 1. Roýy Gaynor, 2. Dave Hasseil, Toronto. 3. Carl Fuller. Feature - 1. Carl Fuller. 2. Roy Gaynor, 3. Roger Coch- rane, Bowmanville. D&,R Sports in Tie for First Following Pair of Victories Swimming Classes JuIy and. August 1977 3 week course, 4th week for those to be tested, 5 YEARS 0F AGE AS 0F JUNE 1977 Registration Dates: J U N E th &9fh 8BETW E EN 7 & 9p.m. J ULY Monday, June 27th, 1977 to Friday, July 22nd, 1977 Holiday - Friday, July lst, 1977 AUGUST Moîndaiy, JuIy 25th, 1977 to Friday, August 19, 1977 Holiday - Monday, August lst, 1977 Pre-Beginnersat Brookdale Pool Bronze - extra charge for books if you do flot have them,. (2 books $3.40 - Ma nual1 $8.15) Memorial Pool - (July and August according to demand) JULY - Beginners, Survival, Junior, Intermediate, Senior, Bronze. 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