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16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 21,1983 Town League Softball Marina Kramps Series 'B' Brooking Castle Series 'A' - Best 3 out of 5 W 3 1 L Hits R.F.R.A. 1 55 50 17 3 26 17 50 39 31 10 17 10 31 Top Batters After Series H.R. R.B.I.'s R. Woolner (M) N. Caruana (K) D. Osmond (B) J. Humenick (M) B. Godfrey (M) P. Manganelli (M) D. Ritchey (M) D. Watson (C) C. Chambers (B) T. Bellamy (B) J. Fraser (M) TUES. SEPT. 13th BROOKING TRANSPORT 12 CASTLE HOTEL 0 Dave Refuse. was the key man in this one sided affair as he pitched his 3rd consecutive shut-out in the playoffs. He also struck-out an amazing fourteen of twenty-four batters, allowing only two hits. For Castle, D. Watson was the loser with Y. Michaud coming in to relieve in the seventh. Brooking hits came off the bats of D. Osmond and D. Tallis with two, C. Crossen, D. Rafuse, C. Chambers, J. Ryhorchuk, G. Trianlifilou, L. Welles and M. Burgess with one each. Castle's D. Smith and D. Passant had one each. Home Runs: D. Rafuse, G. Triantifilou, D. Tallis, D. Osmond and L. Wells (Brooking). (Brooking). PORT DARLINGTON MARINA 24 KRAMPS FURNITURE 1 Marina were just awesome in their demolition of Kramps' future games as they combined combined 25 hits and J. Allen's second victory in as many starts to turn the score into a football match. Allen fanned 10 batters scattering four hits. B. Cochrane suffered the loss with D. Bickell coming in for relief. Marina's batsmen were B. Godfrey, D. Ritchey, P. Manganelli with four, R. Woolner, D. McFeeters and R. Santamero with three, J. Fraser two, J. Allen and J. Humenick with one. Kramps' J. Burns, N. Caruana, J. McAlpine and S. Braun had one hit each. Home Runs: R. Santomero (M). The stage is set for the finals in this best four out of seven • series with two evenly matched matched teams. The two strike out leaders for the season J. Allen (M) vs. D. Rafuse (B) go toe to toe 7:00 Thursday evening. The fans shouldn't be disappointed in this expected to be great series. THURSDAY, SEPT. 15th BROOKING TRANSPORT 4 PORT DARLINGTON MARINAI In an exciting, errorless matchup, it was the Transporters Transporters moving one up on the league leading Marina squad. Marina jumped into an early lead in the 1st inning with D. McFeeters pushing J. Humenick over the plate for their only scoring play. Brooking waited until the 5 2 7 5 10 5 3 2 2 7 4 Ave. .533 .500 .462 .438 .438 .417 .412 .400 .364 .357 .357 ièj The Perm Specialists ATTENTION MEN! jar / - 1 §V) Do you have problem hair? Let us give you a little extra style support. Do you have gray hair you would like to cover? Let us tone it down with a little color. Do you just want a good hair cut? Let our experts design a style just for your lifestyle. VVe guarantee all our work! Appointments not always necessary -- No Tipping -- We use top line ffifcRFDKFNl* products The Style Shoppe 14 Silver St. 623-5455 Bowmanville FREE PARKING IN REAR sport-talk 623-310* BASEBALL MEETING -- A general meeting for all people interested in serving on the Town of Newcastle baseball executive. The meeting will take place Sunday, September 25th, 1 p.m. at the Bowmanville Police building, court room 1. TYRONE NEWS Sandbaggers Win Wednesday Night League 3rd inning until C. Chambers was across the plate to even the score. With two out in the fourth, L. Welles cranked one for a two run homo*. D. Rafuse in the fifth put the icing on the cake as he sacrificed sacrificed D. Osmond in for the insurance run. D. Rafuse was the winner with nine strike-outs and scattering six hits. J. Allen was the loser with 11 strikeouts strikeouts and allowing nine hits. Both pitchers were excellent on the mound as they put only one free base on balls. These teams are so evenly matched that no one could safely bet on either club. Hitting for Brooking were D. Osmond and G. Triantifilou with two each, J. Colwell, D. Tallis, J. Ryhorchuk, L. Wells and C. Chambers one a piece. Marina hitters were J. Humenick a perfect three for three, B. Godfrey, D. McFeeters McFeeters and J. Fraser. Home Runs: L. Wells (B). Merry Mekers Roberts 4, 3565, Burgess 4, 3510, Smith 4, 3454, Etcher 3, 3183, Harrison 3, 3167, Donohue 0,3041. * High Single - Carol Roberts 266. High Double - Carol Roberts 464 (266, 198). High Average - Elaine Elliott - 231. Goodyear Bowling September 8,1983 High Single September 8,1883 High Single R. Sellers 338 High Triple J.LuxtonTSl High Team Single Belts 1150 High Team Triple Office 3220 Over 300 R. Sellers 338 J. Lux ton 328 Over 725 JLuxton751 NOTE: Anybody interested in joining our league please come Thursday nights at 7 p.m. - Liberty Bowl. After 14 weeks of league play and three weeks The teammates, from left to right, front row, are of playoffs, the winners of the Men's Wednesday Fritz Harrich.Dom Gallagher, Joe Straberger, Joe Night League at the Bowmanville Golf Club have Neubauer, back row,. Graham Mackinnon, Denis been decided. The winners for 1983 are the Brown, Tom Hurst, Doug McCabe and Gerry Sandbaggers whose members are shown above. Lohnes. Scotsmen Hold Golf Tourney at BCC The Scotsmen of the Bowmanville Country Club ceivingtheir spoils from Scotsman Bill Finnic, hosted their annual invitational tournament on The winners are, from left to right, John Saturday, September 17th, with nearly 100 hardy Richmond, Dom Gallagher, Jim Goswell, Dave players participating in the yearly competition. Bogart, John Huggins and Gerry Lohnes. The winning team this year is shown above re- Hubbard 9 s Heroes Make it to League Finals Hubbard's Heroes team members are: left to right - back row: George Latter (Asst. Coach), David Reid, Shaun Carlton, Scott Cole, Marten Van Dyk, Mark Langley, Stephen Harding, Roger Langley (Coach); front row: Britt Cole, Jim McWilliams, Sean Langley, Mark Van Boxtel, Jayme Campbell, Steven Latter, Jason Smith (Goalkeeper). Absent: Robert Tesser, Kyle Simpson, Luigi Tesser. In a game that was closely fought until the later minutes, Hubbard's Heroes pèe-wce soccer team was eliminated in the House League Knock-Out finals by Tyrone with a score of 5-3. Hubbard's goals were scored by Stephen Harding, Steven Latter and Marten Van Dyk. The Hubbard's Heroes team a ualified for the finals by efeating Orono. On two successive nights, the teams played to a 1-1 tic at the end of regulation time and overtime, As a decision had to be reached on the second night, penalty shots were taken, resulting in four for Hubbard's, and one for Orono. Goal scorers on both nights for Hubbard's were: Stephen Three Break-ins Being Checked By Police Durham Regional Police are investigating three break-ins last weekend, all occurring in the same building at 13 Scugog Street, Bowmanville. . Two of the forced entry victims were Bill's Lawn mower Repair and C & P Automotive where burglars cut their way through a wall with a chain saw. Nothing was taken in either ease. However, thieves made off with about $200 in cash alter gaining entry to Pine Ridge Automotive, n business business also located In the building. An Oshnwn man is dead following a single vehicle accident last Wednesday Haydon Mr. Sam Mannella, Niagara Niagara Falls spent several days visiting with Allan Ashton. Miss Laura Strenge, Scarborough, Scarborough, who has been staying staying with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashton, returned home Sunday night. Mr. David Buttery spent the weekend in Colborne and attended the wedding of Janet Parsons and Ross Leadbeater. Mrs. Kay Buttery returned returned home last Wednesday Wednesday after having spent several several days in Ohio. Her mother, Mrs. C. Sim, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, accompanied Kay as they visited the suberb of Checker Heights, where they had lived some twenty years ago. On Saturday, Kay attended attended the wedding of Mr. Douglas Hopcroft of Cour- tice and Miss Brend Harvey of Toronto in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. John Adams visited with his mother Mrs. Dorothy Adams, Oshawa on Friday. Miss Carol Lott, Toronto, was a Saturday visitor with her sister Mr. and Mrs. J. Adams and family and in the evening Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Adams of Blackstock called on the Adams'. On Sunday, Mrs. Joyce Selleck and family, Oshawa, and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Love of Blackstock were guests of John and Diane Adams and family. Mr. and Mrs. Brent Cochrane Cochrane visited with Bev's grandfather Millar in Ross Memorial Hospital .on Saturday evening. Mr. David Atkinson and Miss Mary Ellen Christensen, Christensen, Toronto were guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lars Christensen on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Laverty and family attended a Corn Roast Saturday with Norma and Cecil Kennedy. On Sunday, Sunday, the Lavertys went to "Wonderland" and enjoyed themselves - as part of the G.M. 75th Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Paterson and family of Kendal Kendal were Sunday callers of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Paterson. Saturday visitors visitors were their daughter Debbie Pearson and girls Monica and Brenda from Bailieboro. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mayer and Kevin were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Kennedy and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Potts were Wednesday overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Clark at Campbellford. Tyrone United Church Women met on Wednesday, September 14th in the C. E. wing of the Church and sat down to a delicious pot luck supper. On behalf of the ladies of the U.C.W., Doreen Park presented Loverne Rahm with a gift as a token of esteem. Loverne has recently moved to Bowmanville and we were pleased to have her and her daughter, Lorna Graham, with us for the evening. Ann Pleasance and Carol South- well led the Devotional period. Guest speaker was Susan Pleasance who described a weekend conference, "Optimism "Optimism of Faith," which she attended at the Delawanna Inn, Muskoka, in June. Susan was warmly thanked for her sincere, capable presentation. President Marion Hoar opened the business period with the reading Faith for One Day. U.C.W. Presbyterial was announced for Monday, October 17, 1983, at Westminster Westminster Church in the evening and on Tuesday, October 25th at Blackstock during the day. Evelyn Locke, Péterborough, will be the speaker. A donation was given to Streethaven and a sizeable donation to Tyrone Church. Reports. were heard from committees. A brief report on the World Council of Churches gleaned from the latest Observer and newspaper reports reports was given. A retreat at Five Oaks will be held in November under the leadership leadership of former Moderator Lois Wilson, focusing on subjects raised at the World Council of Churches. On October 5th there is a Church Council meeting. On November 5th a large catering will require all available help, much appreciated. appreciated. Several catering matters were discussed at this meeting. The next U.C.W. meeting will be October 12th in the C. E. wing at 8:00 p.m. All interested ladies welcome. We have heard of some folks on the sick list, some making a return to said list; we hope you will soon be feeling better. The Friday night euchre arranged through the auspices of the Senior Citizens had 16% tables in play with the following results: 1st Betty Barnes, 2nd Agnes Prescott, 3rd Norman Rohrer, 4th Anne Manns, 5th John Broome, 6th Edith Clemens. Ladies low Edith Burgess, Mens low George Buckley. 50 - 50 Draw Doreen Park, Dora Watson. Special prizes Marion Bell, Fred Griffin, John McKeen. Speaking of the Senior Citizens Citizens Club, look for their advertisement advertisement regarding the Bazaar they are planning for October 5th at the Community Centre, Tyrone, at 2:00 p.m. There were eleven tables of euchre at the Old Tyrone Hall on Monday evening, Sept. 19, 1983, with the following re sults: Nerta Masters 82, Francis Thompson 81, Richard Manns 78, Shirley Barrett 77, Meta Moffat 76, Ann Taylor 74, Betty Atkins 41.50 - 50 Draw Edgar Millson, Arvilla Barrett. Press Reporter for Tyrone One 4H Club, Robert Pascoe, informs us that the first meeting of that club was held on Monday evening, Sept. 19th, in the C.E. wing, with six young people and leaders Mesdames Ann Pleasance and Rita Bedford present. This current unit is "Ontario's Heritage", explaining foods and techniques of Ontario's province. The group made and sampled pumpkin soup, Scotch eggs, maple apples and Irish soda bread. Herbs and spices were identified. Election Election of officers took place: President Tammi Baker, Vice Pres. Joy Craig, Secretary Ann-Marie Bedford, Treasurer Treasurer Pam DeHaas, Press Reporter Robert Pascoe. The absolute deadline to join the club is the next meeting September 26th in C.E. wing at 6:30 p.m. Very Important People People of all ages and all walks of life do important and essential jobs as Red Cross volunteers. RACERS! C.O.S.D.R.A.® presents Snowmobile and Grass Drag Race Thistle Valley Park Bowmanville October 2, 1983 Starting Time 12 noon * Cash Prizes & Trophies * Classes for all Machines For more information call 266-1267 or 623-1800 OUR FULL LINE OF Hockey Equipment IS HERE! Harding (3), Jason Smith, Steven Latter and Shaun Carlton, Well done, Guys! north of Hampton, Police say that a car driven driven by Orville Mulvillc, (10, of 111 Thomas Street, left the road on Concession (1 coming to rest in a section of Bowmanville Creek, Durham Regional Police arc investigating and an autopsy autopsy has been ordered. 20% Off All Stock In Store Thurs., Fri., Sat. - Sept. 22-23-24 Skates CCM (Maska)- Bauer Daoust- Lange Equipment Cooper - Koho Canadien and Jofa Sticks by Titan - Koho-Cooper Victoriaville - Kitchener - Canadien and Louisville Bolahood's Sports World 85 King 81. W. Telephone 623-3421 Bowmanville