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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. May 24, 1978 FLASHBACK - 25 YEARS AGO. The Bowmanville BrQokdale Roses are ail set for another season. Members of the Intermediate B Hardbail team include Roy Falls, Tim Cox, Jack Buttonshaw, Ted Bagneli, Shorty- Green, Bob Gallagher, Bun Legree, Bob Williams, Doug Kostka, Jim Gilmer, John Stainton, Ted Dadson, Frank Hooper, Gord Sturrock, Bill Bagneil, Bill Hoit and George Jones. Manager Maxie Yourth, bat boy Harold Kennett. FLASHBACK - 10 YEARS AGO. Winner of the $500. prize in the Golden Legionnaire's annual Stanley Cup draw was Ozzie Wiliams. LEGION - Branch 178 Men's Dart League, after 16 weeks of play and team 7 who led from the first match emerged victorious. Team members are Albert Saman, Bob Wallace, Don Smith, Gary Tighe and Bill Sutton Sr. won by a close two points over team 10. Bob Brown, Bryce Adams, Ron McLean, Dave Snowden and John Graham - came close but no cigar. In the playoffs, however, it was a different story. Team 14 - Jack Bond, Gord Mitton, Wayne Paeden, Bob Marjerrison and Bill Sheehan won il out of 15 games. In a run off for 2nd place team 2 - Tony Glassen, Mary. Allen, Ron Carter, Ron Westlake and Smoky Hayes won over team 3. MONDAY - Viètoria Day, we attended the Bowrnanville Merchant's Opening Bail Garne at Soper Creek where the team was respiendent in new uniforms, pretty girls selling hats, prograrns etc., diarnond in great shape, but... where were the. fans? On to Kendal to see the Kendal Eagles and, Newcastle Laker's in action and can't help remarking on the difference in the attendance. It was arnazing. Corne on fans,. Corne out and support the locals. TROPHY - winners îr the Legion Men's Dart League finals include our trophy winners - singles champ - Rick Brown, runner Up - Cliff Anderson, doubles champs - Ernie Perfect and Dave Hall won over Rick Brown and Dave Edmondson. Double Ins - Derek Severn, Double Outs - Bob Brown, B.B. - 1 Inn. 9 - Trevor Hulme,, Ab. Saman and Bob Brown. B.B. - 9 Inn. - 31 - Ernie Perfect. B.B. Average - 18.7 - Jim Fair. Team Baseball - 92 runs - Ernie Perfect, Jim Grant, Ted Dadson, Bob Price and Bill Cowle. High Score - 3 darts - 140 - Frank Hill. plus registration June lst to September 1sf Classes for Men, Women and Children 6 DAYS A WE AIKI KEMPO 595 Wentworth Ste Oshawa Junior C Players Hon ored with Awards at Clos ing Banquet On Friday night, the Port Darlington Hotel and Marina Junior C hockey club held their closing banquet and award presentations at the Marina Hotel, endinq another season when they were Ontario finalists. Following the deiicious dinner, popuhar announcer Siebe Luchies took over as Master of Ceremonies for the presentations that included, from left to right, Jerry Johnston, winner of the team high scoring trophy; Dann Wilcox and Bob Koczulab, sharing the trophy for best goal ending average; Coach Bill Cosburn,, Ch ris Dwyer, who won the sponsor 's trophy for best overal defenceman; Brian Simpson, winner of the Durham Police Association trophy for Most Valuable Player of the season, and Danny Stie, winner of the Devitt trophy for sportsmanship and gentlemanly conduct. MosortCliming $3 M1illion For Loss of Grand Prix Race Proposais for a Grand Prix motor race in Montreal this summer hit a legal snag last week with a $3 million lawsuit by a Toronto race organiza- tion that claims it has been cut out of the action. Mosport Park Ltd. of Toronto ciaimed in a Superior Court suit that its rights were violated by proposais to hold the 1978 Grand Prix Automobile du Canada in Montreal. Organizers have proposed holding the race on a specially prepared circuit around ie Notre Dame, a park in the middle of the St. Lawrence River which was part of the Expo '67 site. Named in the Mosport suit were: Grand Prix du Canada Inc.; Labatt's Ltd. of Weston, Ont.; Canadian Automobile Sports Clubs Inc. of Wiilow- dale, Ont.; Sydney Oland of Toronto, vice-president and Johnny Carson in Stock Suit Sale m-P3ece Suity Reg. $175.00 20% Off NOW $140*00 3-Piece Suit Reg. 5195.00 20n/ %Off NOW Thurs., Frî., Sat, May 25-26-27 NEXT DOOR TO T-D BANK 35 Temperance St. N. Bowmanville Telephone 623-5580 ENTRIES - are now being- accepted for the World's Largest Fastball and Slow Pitch Tournament to he held in London, on June 3th, July 1-2 and rainout day July 3. Categories inelude both ladies' and men's tearns. Rules, regulations and travelling expenses are explained hy writing K.L. Benjamin, llth floor, City Hall, 300 Dufferin Ave., London, Ontario. BLUE MOUNTAIN'S - Great Side Ride openedý its second season on Friday, May l9th. Costing a haîf million dollars to construct, it is the longest of three slides, operating in Canada and the only one in Ontario. Riders sit in a, fibreglass sled which goes as fast or as slowly as the rider wishes, as the slide winds its way down thousands of feet of mountains. Other facilities include a 20 room licenced cafeteria, a patio pub, Jozo's Pub, beer garden, ice cream and gift shops. Grouping are given special rates. For information (705-445)0231). TOWN - of Newcastle will in the fu ture present small medals, engraved with the town erest, instead of trophies to thoseý who make outstanding achievements in athletics and culture in the area. NEWCASTLE - Village has spent the hast two weeks and $3,500 on the village's bail park. Fill has been brought in and weatlier permitting a new 12 foot high fence will be erected. A new entranice is being constructed in the north end via the Elmhurst parking lot. Newcastle Lions Club have given financial assistance to the project. POSTPONED - the Bike-A-Thon scheduled for Sunday, May l4th and caneelled because of wet weather will be held this Sunday, May 28th. Sponsored by the Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen Club the event will start from the Nesting Furniture Company, east of Orono at 9 a.m. MEMBERS - of Newcastle Lakers senior bail club are Doug Riekard, Randy Tennant, Jamie Wright, Dave Riekard, Johnnie St. Clair, Del Moore, Doug Wright, Bruce Alldred, Doug Waiton, Danny Norton and Darrell Pickering. WRONG PICTURES - Our apologies to members of the Legion's ladies bowling and dart leagues for transposing their pictures last week. HAMPTON WINS - The Hampton Pee Wee Soccer team defeated Tyrone 3-0 in their first game of the season on Monday. Goal scorers were Brad Clemens who scored two goals and Marty' Adcock, Receiving the shutout was goaltender Brian Ruddy. The Hampton team play against Bowmanville at 7:15 next Monday evening at M.J. administrator of Labatt's; and Robert J. Hanna of Mississauga, ont,, executive director of the Canadian Automobile Sports Clubs Inc. Mosport aileges the defendants took "sur- reptitious steps" to organize the race without Mosport's invoivement "and thus deprive the plaintîff of its rights. " A declaration accompany- ing the action states Labatt's Ltd. signed a contract Electrical Work Must Be Inspected With te approac of tioningt system was instai]t summ er, OntarioHyro is without Hydro being notifiE advising home owners to and therefore was not mnspec make sure ail new electricai ed," he said. "Impropei installations such as central connected wiring started air conditioning systems are fire which, fortunately wE inspected by obtaining copies confined to the -electricî of final inspection certificates panel board" from their electrical con- tractors. "According ta provisions of the Electrical Safety Code Of Ontario, ail electrical install- ations must be inspected by Ontario Hydro"l, said Les e cl4 Stoch, Inspection Superin- tendent of Hydro's Central Region. "It is for reasons of public safety that Hydro frequently issues warnings ta 1 householders to have electrie wiring and equipment installed by licensed electrical a e contractors and ta make sure that such installations are inspected." and Mr. Stoch quoted a recent fire in a house near Toronto as I. an example. "An air candi- 111 ls a S££Z VI 1978Ponti Ï99I)AN2-Door I OSAE, Equipped wit h 4 C 576-1220 Chargex Ca rmsport Trailer Sales Hwy. 115 and 35 Newcastle 987-5174 &-CHEVRON-aný, HOLIDAY TRAILER Large select ion of TRUC K-CA PS-n stock SOLO CROSS COUNTRY 16 ing St. Ea -SK I'S _on_Sle L-$74.00 CAR WASH Saturday, May 27, 1978 10Oa.m. -4 p.m. atfthe Bank of Montreal1 - Bowmanvi lie Wash and dry, vacuum and dust, hand wax for $10.00 Wash only for $1.00 PROCEEDS FOR THE GRADUATING CLASS OF DURHAM CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL