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8 The Canadian Statesmian, Bowmanville, June 21, 1978 New Job Experience FLASHBACK - 25 Years Ago - Mike Osborne's Coaldusters of the Lakeside Girls' Softball team defeated the Bowmanvile Cadillacs at Memorial 'Park 21-5. Emma Bragg pitched a nice game for the Coaldusters. Dorothy Kilpatrick was top' hitter with four hits and a home run. Nancy Hagerman, D. Hockin, Hilda Brock, B. Bathgate, Hazel Donoghue and Doris Battams each had two hits and Carol Caswell, one. FLASHBACK - 10 Years Ago - At the Inter- sehool track meet held on Thesday at M. J. Hobbs Sr. Public Sehool, Jr. Girls' champion was Stephanie Noble, Sr. Girls' Debbie Rout, Jr. Boys Mike McDougal, Sr. Boys' John Shears. BRANCH 178 - of the Royal Canadian Legion, Bomanville recently brought great honor to District F when they won t he Provincial, Euchre championship and will host it for Ontario in 1979. It was a clear cut victory as Bowmanvjlle was the only teami to win il out of the 14 games played. Plaing as te"Apai were Art Sheehan and Walter Park as Randolph Scott and Gord Bryant made up the "B" twosome. Fifth man was Art Brooks who helped the Rubbertown to qualify at the District level. Congratulations to this very sports minded Branch. The event was held at Wyoming on Saturday, May 27th. WATKINS GLEN - Grand Prix will host the Six Hours of Endurance and the Citicorp Can- Arn Challenge on Friday, Saturday, Sunday, July 7j 8, 9. OSHAWA - Legion Green Gaels Jr. A Lacrosse team are leading' second place Peterborough Gray Munros by 22, points in league standings. HERO - of Sunday's hardball game between Newcastle Lakers and Peterborough was Jamie Wright of the Lakers'. Jamie hit a 2-run double to bring in the winning run. Nice effort. BED RACE - contestants should be readying their entries for the Jaycee's popular Bowmanville Week Bed Race to be held next week. Contact any Jaycee member for more information. Young persons seeking to izain. working exDerience to qualify for selected occupa- fions- can now gain help through the 'Ontario Career Action Program (OCAP). OCAP provides training on the job whereby participants becomne probationary employees and are paid $100. per week during a training period of up to 16 weeks. To be eligible for the program, participants must be between the ages of 16 and 24 inclusive and have left the educational system- for at least three months. They will not have held fuli-time employment in their selected- the exciting Titan win against Courtice. Next Week's Home Games Tuesday - Juniors. Wednes- day - Seniors vs. Courtice, Tykes vs. Courtice. Thursday Tidbits. Juniors vs. Flying Dutchman, Terrors vs., Jive Turks, Tigers vs. Courtice 2, Why flot cut this out and stick it on your frig. We have quite a few winning teams again and it's a pleasure to 190 Enjoy Annual Masonic Golf Tournament H-ampton Pee Wees Hampton Pee Wees came out on top in a good dlean game, June l9th against Bowmanville Rams by a score of 5-0. Goal scorers for Hampton were Brad Clemens 2, Steve Kanter 1, Peter Neaf 1, Ron Rozema 1, shut out again for Bryan Ruddy, the Hampton goal keeper. Also working hard for Hampton was Steve Taylor in the centre haîf position. Making some good saves for the Rams was goalkeeper Sherri Hamthorn. Next game for Hampton is at Hobbs against Oshawa Rangers, Monday, June 26. Kick off Bail Hockey Loqgue On Saturday at Newcastle Golf Course, about 190 took p art in the annual : Masonic tournament and enjoyed a steak dinner afterwards. Lloyd Austin of Port Hope, right, won the low gross Fellowship Cup with an 82, with Luther Welsh making the presentation. Glen Branton of Cedar Lodge, Oshawa, won the low net. The District Deputies plaque team award went to Lloyd Austin, Rick Austin, Ron Tozer and Selwyn Shields of Port Hope. M Omrchants#8Los. retO 8A j 7to i z ~comPetiions were held ove: to:the àtUrpKedaI -ales Il fo 4 weekend on Courtice Road North in the gravel ma aseveral members from Durham and also Po isDyIi udye the Courtice area. We'd be interested in any In- ii Rd e Udyo formation re these events. Town Softball also contributed two bits to D&R's attack. Port Darlington Marina- Hotel 6, MacDonald Ford 0 TerryBaker scattered four hits for his second consecutive shut-out and fourth win without a loss and drove in three runs witb, three bits to pace the Mariners. Dave Passant and Tom Simpson also had three hits and Lou Patterson collected a single and Home Run. Dick Stata (1-3) took the loss. Kramps Furniture 7, D&R Sports 3 Dennis Bickell tossed four and two thirds innings of scoreless ball and received fourteen hit support from his teammates as Kramps downed D&R Sports. Ken Ferris was Kramps big gun with tbree bits and three RBI's. Bert Engley, Ken Vivian, Joe Caruana and Rick Hall added two bits each. Glenn Ensoîl and Don Lorusso had two bits eacb for the Sportsmen. Bickell improved bis record to 4-3 and Ron Hayes (0-2) took the loss. Franks Variety 9, MacDonald Ford 2 Bill Cochrane, Joe White and Terry Baker had two bits each and Steve Burns drove in three runs to lead Franks over By Terry Baker Franks Variety - won 8, lost 2, tied 0, 79 for, 25 against, 16 points, Port Darlington Marina Hotel - won 5, lost 4, tied 1, 62 for, 56 against, il points, Kramps Furniture - won 4, lost 4, tied 2, 57 for, 61 agamnst, 10 points, MacDonald Ford - won 4, lost 5, tied 0, 46 for, 47 against, 8 points, D & R Sports - won 1, lost 7, tied 1, 37 for, 92 against, 3 points. Franks 3, Kramps 2 Steve Burns led off in the bottom of the seventh inning witbhis third hit of the game and tenth i his last twelve at bats and scored on Jim Beams single to give Franks a 3-2 win over Kramps. Bill Cochrane (7-) scattered three hits and fanned seven for the win and Dennis Bickell (3-3) was tagged with the loss. Kramps bad fought back to tie the game ini the sixth with a pair of runs. Port Darlington Marina- Hotel 9, D&R Sports 0 Terry Baker (no relation to writer) scattered eight hits and ran his record to 3-0 to lead'the Maliners over D&R Sports. Baker bad two bits as did Lou Patterson and Dave Passant. Don Lorusso (1-3) was the losing pitcher and he Bowmanville 1, Ajax 7 On Saturday, the Bowman- ville Merchants travelled to Ajax for the second time this MacDonald Ford. Franks erupted for six runs in the second inning. Bill Cochrane tossed perfect baîl for three inins and fannedsix for his eihbwin in ten decisions. The loss dropped MacjDonald Ford into fourth place, five points ahead of D&R Sports and they have a game in hand' on Kramps Who are two points abead. D&R Sports 5, Kramps Furniture 5 Kramps exploded for four first inning runs and D&R tied the game in the top of the second and then the two teams battled to a 1-1 stand-off for the rest of the game. Kramps collected five consecutive base hits for their first four runs and D&R pickel up their four on four hits highlighted by Bob Finley's three run Homer. The Sportsmen went ahead 5-4 in the fourth and Kramps tied the game in the last of the seventh on a two out double by Len Kenny and Ken Ferris' single. John Murray, Doug McFeeters and Bob Finley had two hits eacb for D&R Sports wbile Kenny and Ferris each had three for Kramps. Joe Caruana added a pair of safeties. Bob Finley and Dennis Bickell tossed fine baIl with seven and five strike outs respectively. Shorts Terry Baker of Mariners leads in the battling parade with a .600 average and also leads the pitchers with a sparkling 0.88 ERA. Bill Cochrane of Franks follow Baker with a 1.20 ERA and an 8-2 won lost record. Dave Passant of the Mariners leads the league with 16 bits. Franks Variety lead in teami battling with a .354 average and in team pitching with a 1.22 ERpA seaon, only to suffer a huiiting defeat at the hands of the Ajax bahl club. The game was very close for -the first six innings with the score being tied 1-1. Both teams played excellent base- baIl, showing good offense and defensive efforts. Tt was in the bottom of the sixth inni:ng, with bases loaded that a fieldinig error proved costly as Ajax scored 3 runs on a fly bail to right field. Ajax scored another run before the Merchants closed the inning off. After this disastrous inning, the Merchants couldn't get a sustained drive going as Ajax added two more runs in the eighth inning to win the game 7-1. Lack of hustie and concentration in the latter stage of the game contributed greatly to their downfall. One bright spot on the team was the pitching of Barney Holmes in his first start of the 'season, although errors prohibited his first win. After this loss, the Bowman- ville crew find themselves 3 wins and 4 losses on the season. Line Score Ajax - 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 4, 0, 2 - 7, Bowmanville, 0, 0, 0, 1, o, 0, 0, 0 - 1. Bowmanville 11, Kendal 4 On Sunday, the Merchants returned their second game of the weekend with a solid effort against the Iess experienced Kendal Eagles. They took control of the game right from the start and neyer looked back. Good bits were recorded by Mike Cornell (3), Steve Parker (4), Larry Forsey (3), Ron Stainton (2) and Jim Stacey (2). Stacey pitched another good game with few errors in the outfield. The Merchants scored two runs in the first inning only to have Kendal tie the game at Ask us about you Corne and tell us what you're looking for in a job. Tell us what you are today and what you want to be tomorrow. Ask us if we can offer opportunities and challenges to match your needs. No obligations on either side. We'll be glad to talk. And we may have just what you're looking for. But you'Il neyer know until you àsk., Visit our Mobile Recruiting aunit Canada Manpower Centre Oshawao June 7, 14, 21, 28, 1978 lO:OO0a.m. - 3:OOp.m. THEý CAN4IDIAN ARM P FORCES. more. runs thi remainder of ti F'inal score was 11-4 Bo wman- ville's favor. LiUne Score Kendal -2, 0, 0, 01, 1,0,0o,0o- 4, Bowmanville -2, 1, 0, 5, 3, 0, 0, 0;-20 - il. hrougbout 'the the game, as In the Darlington Bal Hockey League recenlty, the two teams tied for first place played off for the number 1 berth. Final score Bruins 3, Kings 3. Scoring for the Bruins were Art Grant, Paul Beare and Jay Neill ail from Rick Cross. For the Kings Brian Simpson unassisted, Gary Dusseldorp and Kevin Gray from Brian Simpson., In the second game the Blackhawks who are trying to made a drive for the play-offs were stalled by the Chiefs 3-0. Larry Brunt broke a scoreless draw in the second -period assist to Lee Norris. Then had Garry Brunt 'from Bruce Snowdon and Larry Brunt again from Brother Gary end the scoring, pulling out the win, This Sunday the Merchants return home to Soper Creek Park for a return match against Kendal. The club is preparing a kids day on this date where balloons will be distributed to ail children attending the gamne: Withi the Win on Sunday the club is now 4 wins and 4 losses on the season which is much better than last year at this time.' Game time this Sunday is 2:00 p.m. Corne on out and support your local Senior Basebal Club and pick up free balloons BOWMANVILLE JAYCEES 1978 -CA LENDAR 0F E VENTS 9OWMANVILLE WEEK FRIDAY, JUNE 30 12 a.m.-12 midnight - AT SOPER CREEK PARK FEATURING LOCKERBIE, Sponsored by Canadian Tire SATURDAY, JULY 1 12 a.m.-12 midnight - PARADE and OPENING CEREMONIES - SOPER CREEK PARK - FEATURING LOCKERBIE, Sponsored by MacDonald Ford - FIREWORKS DISPLAY, Sponsored McGregor Hardware SUNDAY,, JULY 2 - AT SOPER CREEK PARK - KIDDI ES' DAY, Sponsored by Lap-Tech, Darlington Auto and Hayden MacDonald - BAKE SALE for the Chiefs. Craig Larmer picked up the Shutout. Standings after 7 weeks Bruins 4 W, 1iL. 1 T, 9 PTS., Kings 4 W, 2 L, 1 T, 9 PTS, Chiefs 3 W, 2 L, 1 T, 7 PTS, Raiders 2 W. 3 L, 1 T, 5 PTS, Blackhawks 1 W, 6 L, 0 T, 2 PTS. Tyronae Soccer Squirts 0,,Trojans 7, Atoms 8, Westenders 0, Mosquitos 8, Rangers 1, PeeWees 0, Hampton 5, Juniors 3, Solina 1, Seniors 1, Solina 4. The Atoms, Mosquitos and Juniors have not lost a game yet and are therefore in first place in their respective leagues. The Pee Wees are in second place, the Seniors are in third place and the Squirts are in last place in their leagues. Basebail Tykes 20, Enniskillen 9, Titans 8, Courtice 5, Terrors 18, St. Mary's 13, Tykes 21, Enniskillen 7. The Tykes and the Titans are in first place. The Terrors have won five games and lost one and the league standing is not known at present. Calvin Bowmanville Merchants "PLAYER 0F 11HE WEEK"# occupational field other than on a seasonal basis, for example summer jobs. They will also have been unemploy- ed prior to acceptance "on OCAP. Training Division, Durham College, is responsible for co-ordinating the OCAP program for the, Durham Region. He explains that lack of work experience often makes it extremely difficuit for young people to find a job in a desired line of work. Yet the only way to get that> experience in the first place, is by getting a job. OCAP helps overcome this frustrating> dilema. Participants earn while they learn, with a gross stipend of $100. per week during a training period that lasts up to 16 weeks, depending on the complexity. of training. For further, information caîl Durham' College at 576-0210 or apply at' your local Canada Employ-, ment Centre. STOP BOTH DIRECTIONSI MONDAY, JULY 3 12 a.m.-1-2 midnight - AT THE MARINA - CANOE RACE and LOG ROLLING CONTEST, Sponsored by Bowmanvilîe Audio-Vision. (Contact Wade Coburn - 623-5720) - ATr SOPER CREEK PARK iEATURING REDWING , Sponsored by Port Darlington Marina Hotel TUESDAY, JULY 4 4 p.m.-12 midnight, - SIMPSON AVENUE - BED RACE, Sponsored by Barry's Variety (Contact Harry Moroz - 623-3662) - AT SOPER CREEK PARK FEATURING BLUE GRASS MUSIC BY PINE RIDGE TRADITION, Sponsored by County ChrysIer-Dodge WEDNESDAY, JULY 5 4 p.m.-12 midnight - AT SOPER CREEK PARK - FIDDLERS' CONTEST, Sponsored by Dykstra's Delicatessen and Food Market (Contact Bill Boyd - 623-6320) - FEATURING REDWING, Sponsored by Jamieson Tire THURSDAy, JULY 6 4 p.m.-12 idnight - AT SOPER CREEK PARK - AMATEUR NIGHT, Sponsored by Cowan Pontiac-Buick (Contact Don Gillespie --623-4367) - FEATURING COUNTRY EXPRESS, Sponsored by Hooper's Jewellers FrIDAT, JULY 7 4 p.m.-12 midnight - AT SOPER CREEK PARK - BASEBALL - CHOO RADIO vs BOWMANVILLE LEGION - FEATURINGCAESAR - MEMORIAL- PARK - BALL TOURNAMENT SATURDAY, JULY 8 12 a.m.-12 mýdnight - AT SOPER CREEK PARK - FEATURING dAESAR - MEMORIAL PARK - BAL TOURNAMENT ____________Additional Facilities Sponsred by Leisure Living - Maria nna Developments. Buy aBatt@n OnIy ~ 5 I No. 19 MIKE CORNELL Mike caught both games on the weekend, turning in a good defensive effort along with several important hits in Sunday's 11-4 win Qver Kendal. SPONSORED BY: KING'S GARDEN Your Passport ta Bowy ,manvlllW,,k I I m