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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 15, 1977 * 023-33031 FLASHBACK - 25 YEARS AGO - Bill Harden turned in the finest performance of the afternoon at' the Regatta held Sunday at Wellington, near Picton. Bill Won two firsts in his ownA-Z class. Bill Kilpatrick was second in one heat. Other entrants were Blain Elliott and Gord Burley. FLASHBACK - 10 YEARS AGO- Riders from this area participating in the Pony Express ride by relay teams from California, British Columbia and Mexico, are Bob Le- gette, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Woodward. They presented the scroll being carried across the continent to Mayor Ivan Hobbs. TWO GREAT WINS - After a few close games in recent weeks, Bowmanville's Senior Electrons really turnéd on the power over the weekend, defeating both Whitby and Little Britain. Their sluggers wère rough on opposing pitchers, much to the enjoyment of coaches and players. TYRONE'S JUBILEE - Starting at 10 o'clock on Saturday morning ail roads will lead to Tyrone where they will be holding a two-day celebration in honor of the Queen's Silver Ju- bilee. Games of varying types will continue throughout the day with refreshments avail- able for spectators. The event continues on Sunday with an outdoor church service, potluck lunch and then more games, and closing with a fireworks display. TOM WREGGITT - of Bowmanville, Bob Flintoff and Paul Langley, of the Oshawa Green Gaels will take part in the Ontario Lacrosse Association Junior A Mll-star game to be held this Saturday in Brampton. SWIMMING - there is stili time to register for classes in the Orono Water Safety Swim Club. First day of the swimming lessons is Monday, June 27th, so better join now if you are interest- ed. BEST WISHES --for a rapîd recovery go to Bill Leamanfrom his friends and fans.. Bill suffered a broken jaw in a head-on collision near Trull's Road last weekend, and his car is considered a write-off. Playing in the town minor hockey leagues, he played two years with Oshawa Generals and the past season with Peterborough Petes in the Junior, A league. Bill had also been on the, staff of the Bobby Orr hockey school at Oillia. THE MOLSON - Diamo nd Indy begins Friday, July lst,-with Indy style time trials, (one car at a time) on Saturday, with the race on Suinday, Juiy 3rd. Among the racers will be AI and Bob Unser, Tom Sneva, A. J. Foyt, and Johnny Rutherford. The race is 76 laps, 186.88 miles, or 300 kiiometres inciuding pit stops, with an estimated total prize iuoney of $142,300. CURE - A -permanent cure for tennis elbow? =oil. The June 28 Family Circle carnies a rprby Dr. Ernest Johnson of the Ohio State University College of Medicine that says a simple exeise program will do it. Dr. Johnson found that exercising the wrist and forearm by lifting dumbbells of progressively greater weight twice a day led to complete and permanent disappearance of pain in 14 to 18 patients. NOMINATIONS - are open for the Garcia Canadian Fishing Hall of Fame. Ail Canadian Residents are eligible, and individuals and organizations are invited to submit nomina- tions for consideration by the independent nation-wide, panel of judges. These must b le thoroughly researched, properly documented and received by July 15 in order to qualify for possible selection in 1977. Address Submissions to: The Garcia Canadian Fishing Hall of Fame, 2440 Haines Road, Mississauga, Ontario L4Y 3W1. LEADING SWIMMING POOL WHOLESALER MUST, DISPOSE 0F 1976 ALL ALUMINUM POOLS IN 9 7 6 A L S S T O C K . Sacrifice price for desperately needed factory warehouse space. Brand new swimming pools include: FILTER, WALK- AROUND DECK, F ENCE, AN DWARRANTY. Size 15'X27# $1,355.00 Cash or terms. Cali Perc collect days or evenings 1-416481-8802 Patti Participette Meets Big Ge'orge Chu valoElcrnSoe 7~ <l/iY4Wns Score Two Big Wins Over Whitby, Little Britain Bowmanville 6 - Whitby 3 On June 9th at Whitby, the Audio-Vision Electrons de- feated Whitby 6-3 on the combination pitching of Anderson, Stacey and Holmes over Turner of Whitby. The Bowmanville pitchers gave up onlv' 3 hits while the Senior Electrons gathered 7 with L. Perris leading with 2. Bowma 'nville 13 - Little Britain 4 Scoring 7 runs in the fîrst inning, the Electrons of Bow- manville went on to thump the Little Britain Generals 13-4 on Sunday at Soper Creek Park. Holmes and Stacey cômbined on a 6 hitter with Holmes the winner. T. Woodward, formerly of Bowmanville, lasted only 1 inning, giving way to Preston who struck out 14 Electron batters. The Electrons got 9 hits including 3-three run homers On Saturday night at Oshawa's Civic Auditorium, Diane Harper who had been chosen as 'Patti Participette' in the fund drive for>a Durham Participation House enjoy- ed meeting guest celebrity, heavy- weight George Chuvalo. At lef t is Dale Foran who was in charge of the Jaycees of 'Durham region in organizing the Casino Night, with proceeds going to the Participation House building fund. but made 5 errors to Little Britain's 6. Electron Statistics Averages-Stainton 318, Holmes 308; Runs-Parker 8, Perris and Forsey 4; Hits- Forsey 8, Stainton 7; R.B.I's- Forsey 10, Crough 6; Doubles- Forsey 6, Nowlan 2; Home Runs-Forsey 2, Parker and Crough 1; Errors-Campbell 8, Holmes 3; Strikeouts-O'Brien 8, Nowlan 7. SOCCER RESULTS Pee Wee Division-Tyrone 1, Orono 0; Waverley 6, Bow- manville B-2; Hampton 2, Bowrnanville A-i; Bowman- ville A-3, Bowmanville C-O. Atom A-Waverley 2, Orono 1; Tyrone 13, Bowmanville 0. Atom B (Squirts)-Orono 3, Waverley 1; Bowmanville 3, Tyrone 3. BEACON MARINA NOW.UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Boat and Motor Renta is Ba it Sales and Service f or 1 Motors 986-5188 Chrysier Outboard Boat andi and Lawn Boy Caesa rea PATTE'IS PAINTS - and Star Records of Oshawa, will compete in the Ottawa baîl hockey tournament to be held June 25 - 26.* LOBB BALL - The third year of the Newcastle District Men's Lobb Bail League began on Monday, May 30. The league includes over 300 men in a two division 17 team organization. The Eastern Division with nine teams from Orono and Newtonviile are Bens Auto Body, Newtonviile; Stutts Pharmacy, Orono; Orono Towing, Pine Ridge Kinsmen, Ugly Ducklings, Orono; Jive Turkeys, Orono; Voyageur res- taurant, Newtonville; M & M Variety, Orono '; and Durham Attic Insulation, Orono. In the Western Division the 8 teams are St. Mary's No. 1, Bowmanville; St. Mary's No. 2, Bow- manvilie; D'Angeio, Bowmanvilie; Dennison Manufacturing, Bowmanviile;' Bowmnanville Kinsmen Pioneers, Barry's Variety, Bowmýan- ville; Tyrone, Newcastle Holiday Juice. The schedule lasts for 12 weeks with each team piaying teams in their division twice and teams in other divisions once. Umpires-are paid on a $7 and,$5 fee basis. Those interested in umpir- ing are encouraged to contact Johin Willan 623-2618 or Bob Henderson 786-2555. Scores games piayed May 30 - June 5: Orono Towing 50, Ugly Ducklings 29; Voyageurs 23, Jive Tur- keys 7; Bens Auto Body 13, Stutts Phiarmacy 12; M & M Vaniety 22, Pine Ridge Kinsmen il;- Durham Attic 17, Orono Towing 9; Jive Tur- keys 22, Ugiy Ducklings 14; M & M Vaniety 15., Voyageurs 8; Kinsmen 28, Stutts Pharmacy 13. ]BADMINTON - winners of the Orono *Badminton Club Round Robin Tournamfent were Myles McLeod and Paul MeMackin, taking the men's doubles from Richard Attwooll and Mike Tarlattini. June Robinson and Valerie Witheridge defeated Kathy Bridger and Julie Erhardt for the ladies doubles title, and Eric Burton and Nita Davidson defeated June, Robinson and Gary Erhardt in the mixed doubles. ONTARIO'S - Highland games for this summer, are ýscheduled for Embro, July 1; Cobourg, July 2; Brantford, July 2-9; Kitchener (at Doon Pioneer Village), July il and 12; Huntsville, Juiy 17-23, Maxville, July 30; Dut- ton, Aug. 1; Fergus, Aug. 13; and the CNE, Aug. 17 - Sept.5. HONORED - Stan Cockerton, and Bob Flintoff, of Oshawa Green Gaels, « now attending North Carolina State University have been named to the All-American Lacrosse team by the U.S. Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association. Both members of the Canadian National team, they will represent Canada at the world chamnpionships at Manchester, England, in 1978. Henderson Most Improved Driver at Westgate Speedway, By D. Nesbitt It was sure quite notable on Saturday night at Westgate Speedway that Walter Hen- derson of Orono, who drives car number 77 in the Late Model Division, is driving his car with much more smooth- ness and in a strong competi- tive manner. that, he should be recognized as the most im- proved driver so far this season. Walter is usually in the top four at the end of the races and is in third place in the Points Award. Keep up the good work Walter as your fans are rooting for you. In the second heat of the Late Model Division, fans were kept on the edge of their seats as Roy Gaynor (car 63) and Carl Fuller (car 31) seesawed back and forth in first position which made it exciting right to the end. Roy Gaynor was the victor and after the night of running is now tops in points for'said division. If this race is an example of what these fellows will be doing this year, fans are in for a lot of suspense when they are out competing. In the crowd -pleasin-g Wreck-Um race this week, Nick Sonopoly of Toronto was the winner. There was a large number, twenty-one cars, competing in this event but, when such was completed the track looked like a large scrap yard and that the majority of the cars had already been put through the crusher for bail- ing. Street Stock Resuits Heat 1.-i. Mike Brickneil, Ajax; 2. Ivan Green, Oshawa; 3. Bob Delpellaro, Peterbor- ough. Heat 2.4. IvanGreen; 2. Lee Terrion, Peterborough, 3. Mike Bricknell. Feature-1. Ivan Green; 2. Lee Terrion; 3. Amnie Vowels, Havelock. Stocker Resuits Heat 1-1. Glen Burton, Lindsay; 2. Peter Van Einden- hoven, Peterborough; 3. Jim Thompsett, West Hill. Heat 2-1. Peter Van Einden- hoven; 2. Jimi Simpson, Toron- to; 3. Glen Burton. Feature-1. Peter Van Ein- denhoven; 2. Jim Simpson; 3. Jim Thompsett. Late Model Resuits Heat 1-1. Bruce Curtis, Scarborough; 2. Ray Brickell, Oshawa; 3. Gord Hooper, Buttonville. Heat 2-i. toy Gaynor, Pontypool; 2. Carl Fuller, Oshawa; 3. Walter Henderson, Orono. Heat 3-1. Bruce Curtis; 2. Ray, Brickell; 3. Jim Langille, Toronto. Heat 4-1. Roy Gaynor; 2. Walter Henderson; 3. Don Cheseboro, Oshawa. Feature-1. Roy Gaynor; 2, Ray Brickell;3. Bruce Curtis. This coming Saturday night will be the regular night of racing but in two weeks time get ready for the "first" of the season LADIES ONLY Wreck- Umn Race. This promises to be something to see. C A M SPO'R T TRAILER SALES R. R. 2 Newcastle Hwy. 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