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Merchants DOwn Whitby To K.op Record at .500 by Ralph Cryderman The Bowmanville Merchants evened their record at 2-2 by winning their second. consecutive game at home. Their victims last Sunday at Soper Creek Park were the Whitby Merchants, whom they defeated by the score of 3-2. It was another well played bail game providing the fans with some fine entertainment. Again, a gutsy pitching per- formance by Bowmanville ace Jim Stacey proved to be the backbone of the Bowmanville team. He again went the distance, keeping the visitors off balance, while throwing what battery mate Mike Corneli called. Stacey also got help a few times with some Sharp fielding plays by the rest of the team. Horsemanship On Dispa,,lay This Sunday Horsemanship will be on display this Sunday in the Hunter Pace and Cross Country Trials which will be held at the C.F.R.B. Farm near Orono. The competition is organized by the Bethany Hills Hunt and is open to members and visitors. The Hunter Pace is a fun event with the competition being for pairs over a simulat- ed short hunt. The pairs are timed over a course which is followed with the aid of a set of written instructions and a map. Objeet of the competition is to complete the course with an elapsed time equivalent to the Huntsman's In the Cross Country Trials the object is to negotiate the approximately two-mile course in the fastest time possible. The competition will be run in three classes: Individual, Pairs and Teams with riders being able to Hwy. No. 2, o0 Stacey scored the first Bowmanville rua as he hit a solo home r ua over the lef t field f ence. The Merchants collected two more ruas in the bottom of the sixth as Murray O'Brien and Ron Stainton crossed the plate. Whitby got two back in the seventh but failed to score after that. The Merchants travelled to Little Britain earlier in the week and were beaten by the Generals. A very lacklustre performance by the team will hopefully be the last of its kind seen this year. If the teamn concentrates and plays as they have in their last two games at home, they will surely have a successful season. Their next game was Tuesday, June 5th when they, returned to Whitby for a 7:30 game. participate in any or ail of the classes. The Hunter Pace begins at 9:30 and the Cross Country Trials at 10 a.m. The events are heldat the residence of Mr. Fred Beaucage, just off Highway 35 near the junction of Highway 35 and 115, north of Orono. Contestants may enter on the day of the event however ahl participants are encouraged to pre-enter. The 2 BILLION* \Jl DOLLAR QUESTION Stroke to the Canadian economy each year. Gîve... THE HEART FUND £Newcastle. Am AW AW Àmw 4w KNIGHTED, FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICE BLUE JAYS - '79. "More than, a game", is more than a slogan. This year groups of 30 or more attending a Blue Jays game will be offered many benefits. A special group welcome at Gate 12, and on the electronie scoreboard, and other attractions greet you. Anyone 'wishing further information, contact Mike Nash, 416-595-9077. Stacey Was Double Threat inz Bowman ville Merchants Victory M~Aad rsno Mon Mord P-oente During ~ ~ Mixd Major Bowling Banquet The Senior Merchants pitcher Jim Stacey (5) not only hurled a good game on Sunday against Whitby, but he also drove one over the left field fence for the first score of the game, and is shown in the top picture being congratulated by bis teammates as he approaches home plate. The lower photo shows a section of the crowd in the bleacher seats. Checkers Yariely Atoms Defoat Team FromWhitby 4mO On'Thursday, May 31st, Bowmanville United Major Atoms sponsored by Checkers Variety, beat Whitby by a, score of 4 goals taO0 at Peel Park in Whitby. Bowmanville was on the SALES AND SERVICES Warehouse LEýARANCE "SALE" Save Now! on -12' and 15' above ground pools -100 lb. granular chiorine -20 lb. pail of 2 oz. pucks -Jacuzzi motors -Shock -PLUS MUCH, MUCH MORE - Caf! now /Or dei ver5f 987-â4893 81 BEAVER ST. N., N EWCASTLE attack as soon as the game started and scnred their first goal after 10 minutes. Jeff Laird sent a nice baîl through the Whitby defense which Junior Pithie ran on ta and cracked it past the Whitby goaltender. Junior Pithie got his second of the game five minutes later. Again it was another hal through the Whitby defence, this time b y Ted Graves. At the start of the second hait Whitby was presssng Bow- manville but good goaltending by Chris Beck kept Whitby off the scoreboard. With 15 minutes of the second haif gone Bowmanville made it 3 goals tao, . Mark Smýth took a free kick in the Bowmanville haîf and passed ta Mike Houston who passed ta, lef t winger Christian Goemans. His cross to Gareth Stone was quickly put in the back of the net. With a few minutes left in the game Junior Pithie got a well deserved hat trick after a good play by Tony Merideth. 'This was a great teamn effort with every boy on the team playing bis part. DRINKING & DRI VING DON'T MIX Safe driving is a tamily attair WE'RE HEADING YOUR WAY Your Education Opens the Door To A Challenging Career As AN OFFICER IN THE CANADIAN FORCES We have openlngs In the followlng Officer Clasifications: Pilot, Air Navlgator, Maritime Surface and Sub-Surface. Appilcants muet be under 24 ysars of age, b. medically fit and have a minimum of Grade 12 education In a 5 yeur, or advan-ed program (Subjects - Engiiah, Mathematica, Science and Social Science). VY'i si tàou r Mobile Recruiting Unit Canada Manpower Centre Oshawa, June 6, 13, 20, 27" 10:00 a.m-3:00 p.mn. YOU'e gt ta e got e The Mixed Major Bowling League held their banquet in, the Centennial Hall on Satur- day, June 2, 1979. Presidênt, Denise Annaert welcomed al bowlers and guests and Social Convenor, Maurice Annaert said Grace. The convenors under the capable hands of Ruby Hutchinson, served a delicious roast beef dinner complemented with home- made pies. lst vice-president, John Wilson, expressed appreciation to the ladies for a fine meal. Secretary-Treasurer, Joan Sutcliff e, distributed the pin money, then followed the, presentation of awards. The 1978-79 Champions were Anne Emmett, Capt., Maurice Annaert, Debbie Luxton, Paul Jackman, Liz Clegg and Dave Reynolds. The team members were presented their trophies by John Wilson and George Bebee presented the team with the Selby Grant Trophy. The Runner-up team was Peggy Haynes, Capt.,, Ross Wright, Debbie Luxton, Bil] O'Neill, Judy Johnson and Dave Mott. Jim Murphy presented the individual awards and Maurice Annaert presented the team with the Molson Award. The first schedule low team was Lola Wright, Capt., Jack Heffron, Hilda Simnick, Paul Jackman, Dorothy Mott and Dave Reynolds. They received their prizes from Debbie Luxton. Peggy Haynes pre- sented ta the second schedule low team, Virginia Fairey, Capt. Jim Murphy, Judy Johnson, George Bebee, Susan Hoar and Jack Brough. High Single for lst schedule was won by Debbie Luxton with 312 and Anne Emmett with 308 for the second schedule, presentations by Jim Murphy. John Wilson presented Virginia Fairey with her prize for -the, îst schedule, high triple of 746 and Joan Sutcliffe for the 2nd schedule with 745. High average awards went ta Vickie Terry with 213 for the lst and Joan Sutcliffe with 217 the hidden scor( bowled the last schedule. The]IV Bowler awardJ went to Donna. a starting avera last year and1 for the 2nd schedule. The 192, presented awards were given by Annaert. DenisE Maurice An#»ert. Peggy sented Ron Jo]i Haynes presented Charlie award, starting. Rundle (absent) with his from last year t trophy for the lst schedule this year. Perfe hîgh single of 359 and Howie prizes were gi Pollard bowled 310 during the Sutcliffe, fol second schedule. Mike Treasurer's Re] Reynolds received the high 79. triple for the men with 806 in the first haîf and Debbie Maurice Anna Luxton made the present- the nominations ation. Denise Annaert for the 1979-80 e presented Larry Piper with Executive as fo' his award for 2nd schedule dent, John Wils high triple of 858, lst schedule President, Jack high average of 220 and 2nd Vice-President, schedule high average of 220. Secrttqry-Trea John Wilson presented the Sutcliffe; Av( ladies 300 Club prizes to Anne Murphy; Absen Emmett, Virginia Fairey, Heffron, Replac Barb Gilkes, Debbie Luxton, Gilkes, Social C Joan Sutchiffe and Vicki Johnson. Terry. The men's 300 club members were presented by The incomin Debbie Luxton ta Don Ellis John Wilson, lo (absent) Jack Heffron, Dave a successful yea Mott, Jim Murphy, Bihl and welcomes O'Neill (absent), Ernie bowlers back Perfect, Larry Piper, Howie bowlers who arE Pollard, Charlie Rundle special prese (absent) Ian Welton and John made by Jim Wilson. behaîf of the b, Jim Murphy presented the Mixed Major under 100 club members of Denise and Mai Betty Brough, Susan Hoar, who have speni Dana Lewis, Dorothy Mott in our league and Lola Wright. The men positions on the members were presented by they will not be Peggy Haynes, George Bebee, us next year. John Hilts (absent), John evening of dai Tatay and John Wilson. music of RS J oan Sutcliffe distributed brought the h"sn & L Tool Juvonlegs Lote First Two SAMOS L & L Tool Bowrnanville Juveniles were defeated in their first two games of the season. The first game was played against Oshawa, the second against Courtice.- The third game which was played Monday night against Ajax, in Ajax, proved Bow- manville victorious with a 10-1 win. Outstanding efforts were made by the entire team. wes which were st night of our MIost Improved for the ladies Jackman with age of 183 from finishing with d by Maurice se Annaert pre- inson with his gaverage of 173 to a 180 average fect Attendance given by Joan owed by her ,port for 1978- iaert conducted is and elections executive. New flows - Presi- son, lst Vice- kHeffron; 2nd ýIan Welton; casurer, Joan verages, Jim entees, Brenda icements, Barb Convenor, Ron Ig President, Doks forward to ear next season ýsah regular and any new re interested. A ;tation was n Murphy, on bowlers in the rLeague, ta ,urice Annaert iseveral years and stood for texecutive, as )ebowling with .An enjoyable lncing to the oss Jackman nquet to a close. 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