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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, dune 7, 1978 9 MEMORIAL PARK TYKE ALL-STAR BASE BALL SCHEDULE Tues,., June-6 Wed., June 7 Wed., June 14 Wed., June 21 Mon., June 26 Wed., June 28 Wed., July 5 Thurs., July 6 Wed., July 12 Wed., July 19 Sat July 22 Wed., July 26 Bowmanville Oshawa Whitby Cobourg A"'x Peterborough Bowmanville Bowmanville Cobourg Whitby Bowmanville Bowmanville at Ajax at Bowmanville at Bowmanville at Bowmanville at Bowmanville at Bowmanville at Whitby at Cobourg at Bowmanville at Bowmanville at Peterborough at Whitby Winnng i be-f eh any L adyEBowUlersMecntStywhO/iw Unatil Sth Ining ut ose6- The .Bowmanville Merchants suffered their third defeat of the season at the hands of the league leading Oshawa Regionaires, 6-3. On Sunday at Soper Creek' Park, the locals found themselves down by two runs after the first inning. In the second inning they came back to tie the score 2-2 on Jim Stacey's two run homner. The next four, innings proved to be scoreless as dim Stacey of Bowmanv ille and Claire Osborne of Oshawa pitched excellent bail. In the seventh inning, the Merchants went ahead 3-2 as Mike Corneil scored on John Campbell's well executed squeeze bunt. In the eighth inning, Claire Osborne scored for Oshawa to tie the game and Ken Toffan crossed home plate to give the visitors a 4-3 lead. In the last two innings, the Merchants couldn't muster a drive to overcome Oshawa, as the visiting club added two more runs in the ninth inning to finish with a 6-3 win. Bowmanville is now 2 wins and 3 losses on the season and will host the Newcastle Lakers this Sunday at Soper Creek Park. Game time is 2: 00 p. m. The Merchants will be having a free program day this Sunday to express their appreciation to the fans for their continued support. Line Score Oshawa -2, 0, 0, 0,0, 0, 0, 2, 2, ,6. Bowmanville, 0, 2, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0 - 3. Sum mer Recreation Schedule Recently, mem bers of the top teamn in the Bethany ladies bowling league were honored. They are, frorn lef t to right, Sadie Kirk, Hilda Cochrane, Sharon Bailey, Lucille MeMullen, F3rances Vaniîerngen, Marie Finney; absent, Diane Combdon. Special presentations went to, from lef t to right, Audrey Davidson (high double),, Beulah Robinson (high average). Gertie Clark (high single) and Alta Curtis (high average). -- photos contributed.1 The Canadian Foreste rs Bowling League completed a, very successful year on Saturday night with their annual banquet at Centennial Hall. Guest, Yvonne Osborne said grace. A toast to the Queen and ' Canad.a was lead by Vice President Ross Hall. The Rebekahs, with convenor Ruby Hutchinson, served a delicious turkey dinner. Pin money v'as presented to ëach bowier as they entered the Hall by President Tred Alldread and Past President Mult Dakin. The championship trophîcs were presented by Liberty Bowl manager, AI Osborne, who presented the Hayn's and individuai trophies to Harold Michelson, captain, AI, MacDowall, Bey Devries. Darlene Serrurier and Audrey Larocque. Runner-up trophies ,were presented by PF Presîdent Milt Dakin to Helen Rogers, captain, Margi Pollard, Gary Griffin, Peter Buma, Diane Wfhiteford, an'd Janice Helam. Third place trophies to H-arold Michelson, captain, May Alldread, John Hilts, Gwen Larocque and Moana Adcock were preserît- ed by V. President, Ross Hall., Last Place team weére Bey \ildread, captain, Ralph Bouwmeester, Roger Newman and Janice Hellam; for the 2nd sr'hedule, Sharon Robsnson,, captian, Jim White- tord', Dariene Serrurier, Bey Applegath and Reg. Langley. Iîdvidual Awards winners wez-e. High Averages - ladies ist sehedule, Gloria Smith, 20ï, 2nd schedule, Gloria Sîrtth 201, men's lst schedule, Ha~rold Michelson, 220, 2nd seliidule, Howie Pollard, 228. .ïigh Triples for ladies lst schedule Ann Eînmett 746, 2nd schedule Bev Lavery 841, for men, Tt schedule Howie Pollard 947, 2nd schedule John Luffmna 807; High Singles, for ladies. Ist schedule Phyiiis Watt 365, 2nd schectule Bey Aldead 308; for mïen, lst schedule Ross Hall 346, 2nd s cheduie Harold Mchelson 321, Low g.'me awards were presented.te ladies Ist and 2nd schedule Vi Langlev; men lst scitedule Reg Langley and 2îtd scedule d'm Brown. JULY adAGS 4 WEEK COURSES - HEAT EO POOL Moms and Tots Pre Beginners Chidren musi be at IeasiSuggesied height 45-. three years of age. Beginne Five yearsc and ovei R EG IST RATIOe ,ers Ado if of açje Learn fa Swim and er. Aquatics. NS: June lSth - l6th 7 p.m« o 8:30 p.m. JuIy Course - JuIy Mt f JuIy 28îh August Course - Jo Iy 31sf bo August 241h Fea: $18.Ooer course Moms and Tots ý$30M DIRECTIONS: North side of Hwy. 2. - 5 Houses West of Solina Rd. Jiacqueline Runza There was a three way tie for Men's Most Improved Bowler with Howie Pollard, Peter Buma and Wilfred Hall each going up 12 pins; danice Hellam, with 17 pins received the ladies award Super Spare trophies were presented to Sharon Robinson and Gloria Smith both of whom spared a head pin split. Trophies for games of 300 and lover were presented to Ladies-Phyllis Watt, Margi Pollard, Audrey Larocque, Bey Lavery, Bey Devries, Bey Alldread, Ann Emmett and Sharon Robinson; for men - Howie Pollard, Ross Hall, Don Ellis, Harold Michelson, Peter Lehmann, John Luffman, John Serrurier, Russel Calloway, Charles Rundle, Gary Griffin, AI MacDowail, and George Evers. There were hidden scores on the last night of bowling. Winners were Butch AlIdread, Bey Devries, John Serrurier, As the skateboarding sweeps across the cc this area's enthusiast rest assured that the1 recreation department not leave them out in th thîs summer. According to the reci department, town per are constructing rami] other paraphernalia to up in Darlington arer skateboarding. Skateboarders wil allowed into the areý much the same ba: roilerskaters and car practise their trick: stunts. Parks of this have sprung up acro province and are adv by many groups as bei safest and best way to skateboarding. The skateboardersa the only ones who are looked after this summ the recreation departmi provided a iist of servic sports being off ered wit municipaiity. Outdoor swimming will open on Ju1y swimming lessons begin th& fohowing Tt Registration for the, wiii be held on dune 6a May Alldread. Gord Lý John Luffman, danice f Ted Alldread, TI Delorme, dim Whitefor, Kapteyn and Peter Lel An engraved silver tr presented by Tre Crystai Santerre to' Roi Theresa Delorme fore have done for the leag year. The business part banquet was conducl President Ted Alldrea several rule changes Nominations and eh with several new post added. The executi 1978-79 are: Past Pr( Ted Alldread, Preý Roger Delorme, President, Helen E Secretary Margi P Treasurer Crystai Sa Audîtors Bey Laver Janice Helam, Committee Ross Hall Serrurier and Roger NE A dance was then( by ail with music prov Nigel Heath and asý Draw prizes inchude( chairs, patio tables, hi B.B.Q. tool sets and starters, bankets, pics sets of glasses and stei plant hangers and vas L.P.'s. Spot dance inchuded men's and wallets, men's ties, cioths, baking dish sel fishing pole outfit. craze Bomnil atte el and with the fine weather untry, Building from 7 to 9 p.m. being experienced lately, is s can In Newcastle, swimming also well underway. towns class registration will be held A sailing club wîll be 't will from 7 to 9 p.m. on dune 13 and starting on July 3 and will run he cold 15 at the Newcastle Town Hall. until September 1 at the Port Playgrounds will be of Newcastle, located at the reation operated from dJuly 3 to base of Mill St. Fees for this sonnel August 18 and the minimum will be $23 for aduits and $18 pseand~ age for children will be three. for children. This includes one na frse The parks will be closed on week with three hour lessons. nafr August 7 because it is a civic The Darlington Sports ilb>holiday, however, other hours Centre bas announced some of mlab and sehedules have not yet its upcoming summer events na on' been prepared. also. sis as Players using the tennis On dune 17 and la, the third n then courts at Newcastle Village annual bazaar will be held s and school, Bowmanville H-igh and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the na threLr Elgin Park this summer Saturday and from 1 p.m. to 5 )octhe have been asked by the p.m. on the Sunday. vctd recreation director to share Ball hockey will be played inthe the courts with others and not every Sunday evening from 7 monopolize the playing time. until 9 p.m. and the recreation arenot Other events which are department is inviting ebig gomngonti summer are spectators. ne beng myriad. MdJ. Hobbs Schoo's ert han The Kinsmren are oçlerating graduation wil be held at the cent hasd a T-Bahl league which wili be centre on Monday, dune 26 thes and finished by the end of dune. from 6:30 to 10:30. ;hnteThere is also basebal On dune 23 and: 24 the softbali, soccer, men's lobb Kinsmen Club Carnival wiii be g andls hall and women's lobb bail held at Memorial Park and the s1ound well underway. Lions Club wîll hold its 1 shuld owmanville's tennis cubis carnival there on August 12, .tesday. -tthé cýntre this vpr Further inforiation -will, classes and 8 in ,angley, Hellam, 'heresa -d, Jake hmann. ray was asurer ger and ail they gue this of the ,ted by ad with ;made. ýections ts were ve for -esident, sident, Vice Rogers, 'ollard, anterre, t'y and Social 1, John ýewman. enjoyed ;ided by ;sociate. ýd iawn ibachis, eiectrîc lic jufgs, ýmware, es, and prizes ladies' table t and a SUMER AYCAMP ai Bowmanville High School Monday to Friday 9 a. m. to 12 Noon FEE. $25.Operweek AGES., 5yearsanduj, R EGIST RAT ION. Wedneday,'une l4'th at the Police Station in Bowmanville LEGION BR. 178 PEE WEE ALL STAR BASEBALL SCHEDULEý Home Bowmanville Bowmanville Cobourg Bowmanville Ajax Peterborough Bowmanvilfe Oshawa ALL STAR 6:15 p.m. 1:OO0p.m. 8:30 p.m. 6:O00p. m. 2:O00p. m. 6:15 p.m. 6: 00 p. m. 6:15 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 6:O00p. m. 2: 00 p.rm. Double head 6:15 p.m. 8:doOP.m. 7:30 p. m. 6:15 p. m. 2: 00 p. m. Visitor Belleville Whitby Bowmanville Cobourg Bowmanville Bowmanville Bowmanville Ajax sý Bowmanville Wed., June 7 Sat., June' 10 Mon., June 12 Sat. , June 17 Sun., June 18 Thurs., June 22 Sat., June 14 Mon., June 26 Wed., June 28 Sat., July 8 Sun., July 9, Wed., July 12 Thurs., July 20 Tues., July 25 Wed., July 26 Sun., July,30 Sat., June 10 Sat., June 10 Tues., June 13 Wed., June 14 Sat., June 17 Wed., June 21 Thurs., June 22 Mon., June 26 Thurs., June 29 Fni., June 30 Tues., July 4 Thurs., July 6 Mon., July 10 Wed.. Julvl12 Thurs., July 20 Mon., ýJuly 24 Thurs., July 27 Sat., July 29 app ear in the Statesman as' the dates for these events draw nearer. The Lakeshore Senior Basebail League opened its 1978 season, on Monday, May 22 at Soper Creek Park. Newcastle is also offering senior basebaîl this year in the form of the Lakers. Bud Fanning, the recreation director, said that the Time D 6:30 T 6:30) Tl 6:15 V 6:30 TI 8:15 Tl (A) 7:00 Tl (B) 1:00 Si 6:30 I 7:00m TOOL JUVENILES BASEBALL SCHEDULE Oshawaa Bowmanville a Bowmanville a Oshawa J's a Thurlowa Bowmanville a Peterborough a Bowmanville a Bowmanville a Bellevillea Kingston2 er Kingston0 Cobourg i Bowmanville a Bowmanville a Keene2 Whitby2 1978 - E.O.B.A. LEGION BANTAMS SCHEDULE Bowmanville at Kingston, Bowmanville at Kingston Bowmanville at Ajax Bowmanville at Whitby Bowmanville at Kendal Bowmanville at Belleville Cobourg at Bowmanville Whitby at Bowmanville Oshawa at Bowmanville Bow. at Peterborough Bowmanville at Cobourg Peterborough at Bow. Ajax at Bowmanville Bow. at Little Britain Bowmanville at Oshawa Ajax at Bowmanville Kendal a t Bowmanville Belleville at-Bowmanville department was lookîng forward to a good and success- sful summer and beilieved that ahl of the programs should proceed wîthout difficulties. STOP BOTH DIRECTIONS, FORA SCHOOL BUS Date rhursday, June 15 rhursday, June 22 Vednesday, June 28 rhursday, June 29 ruesday, July 4 rhursday, July 6 aturday, July 8 rhursday, July 13 Wonday, July 17 at Bowmanville at Thurlow at Whitby at Bowmanville at Bowmanville at Cobourg at Bowmanville at Ajax at Little Britain at Bowmanville at Bowmanville at Bowmanville at Bowmanville at Belleville at Oshawa, at Bowmanville at Bowmanville 1:OO0P.m. 3:O00P.M. 6:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 2: 00 p.m. 8: 00p. m. 6:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 6:30 p. M. 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 6:30 p. m. 6:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.mi. 6:30 p.m. 1:00 P.M. HAMPTON PEE-WEE SOCCER Hampton played Oshawa Rangers on Monday night to beat the Oshawa club 3-1. Goal scorers for Hampton were Joe Hollister, Dan Potter, Stephen Taylor, Fred Gilbank piayed a strong game for Hampton. Monday, dune l2th Hampton are at home to Tyrone at Hobbs School, 6:30 p.m. '-ick off. 6:00 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 1:00' 6:30 Candie Foe~trs w~nioqaue "P YR 0 THE WEEK" 8. RALPH CRYDERMAN In Ralph's fîrst year with te club he has shown steady defensive and offensive abilities. He had two its and a walk on Sunday as Oshawa downed Bowmanville 6 - 3. PRESENTED BY: Frank's Varie-Ly 576-6220 DELUXE 19". Model 5269G. With Catcher. Fxclusive 2 cyclv LAWN BOY en- qine wilh f juger rip star tin. Sirn- pli fed car bui et<)r ci mi nates adjusi- mpnts EFxtra qiet, under the-deck muff ler. Lightwe.iqht deck, easy rol whc'els. Patented safety features. Six-nosition hieighit adjus<tmeiit. 20 King St.E 623-5487 Bowmanville "WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL"