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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Oct. 24, 1973 bemmmUmmm m m m m m 623-3303* FLASHBACK -me25 Years Ago - Wait De Geer was elected convenor of the Lakeshore Intermediate Basketball League at the district meeting held in Peterborough, Tuesday, Nov. 9th. Elected Presi- dent was Walter Ward, Peterborough; Vice President R. Salway, Oshawa; Secretary-Treasur- er E. Gilien, Port Hope. FLASHBACK -'10 Years Ago - The first Aquarium Show sponsored by the Bowmanville Oshawa and Port Hope Aquarium Societies was lield in the Badminton Hall on Saturday and Sunday. Bowmanville won the trophy for the most beautiful aquarium entered by a club. Mrs. Margaret Saunders, Port Hope piaced second in the individual best aquarium with Duncan Syer, third. Tauno Backstrom made and donated the trophies. BOWLING NEWS - In the Men's Major League at Liberty Bowi 58 bowiers out of 72 have a 200 or better average. Not a bad record. GETTING AROUND - On Sunday evening, October 28, the CTV network wiil teiecast the first in a new season of The Human Journey documentaries presented by- London Lif e. "Getting Around" is a fascinating study of our current transportation diiemma. It asks: if modern technology can provide us witli the systems we need to make getting around easier, why is it becoming increasingly diffi- cuit for each of us to get to and from our daily jobs? The program liolds some'surprises for those who believe the automobile is a dying species, or that "personal rapid transit" vehicles will provide ail the solutions for the future. MR. O. W. ROLPH - of Orono, was pieased and honored to receive an autographed basebali from members of'the Kendal Royals Junior Basebali team. The presentation was made by the coach, Brian Foster and the pitching coach, Bob Foster on behaif of the team. The bail, prized by Mr. Rolph, carnies the names of 18 playersof the Ontario Championship team which this year won the Ontario Junior C championship. Mr. Rolph, an ardent supporter of the team states the club was one of the best baianced clubs ever to play in this area. He says it had strength alfthe way through even to the bench. Mr. Roiph's grandson, Mike Carmen,' is a pitcher with the team. Congratula- tions to this fine- bail team who have won 18 bal games in a row, THE OSHAWA SKI CLUB - which holds forth every winter at their premises east of Kirby now well under way, in their preparations for the coming winter. In a recent report the Club announced that lighting is being improved for night skiing and that both club houses have liad installations of equipment to provide music. Tlie report also stated that the snow making equipmreit lias been extended to include the Bunny Boulevard run. Thé old ski jump has been tomn down and provisions are being made to open new runs in this area which is served by the third T-bar tow installed some two years ago. At the Hydro meeting in Clarke Higli School last Thursday evening the President of the Club stated that the Club lias spent $250,000 on improvement over the past five years for the membership of 4400. He said tliey expect to spend an additional one million dollars in the future and lie saw tlie day wlien the property could well become a year round operation. DURHAM LORDS POST FIRST WIN - The Lords of Durham Coliege are off to, a good start this season as they trounced the, Sir Sanford Fleming Auks from Lindsay, 80-39. Last year in theîr opener, the Lords got by the Auks 59-36. Though the game was just an exhibition match the team showed great promise for the league scheduie which begins November 2., FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING Oct. 19,1973. Team Standings Wilcox ....... ..........*15 Brock E...... ....... ...14 Prout ................... 13 Milison...... ........... 13 Reynolds DB............. 13 Smale ........... .......il1 EtcherO0................il1 Engley ................il1 EtcherM ................ 9 Reynolds H............... 9 Brock H................. 5 Richards ...-.............. 2 High Singles Onie Etcher ............. 275 Bruce Winning ......... 300 High Triples Onie Etcher ............. 696 Ray Van Meer ........... 713 High Games G. Milîson 694 (266), M. Etcher 691 (291), L. Coombes 684 (267), B. Winning 679 (300), T. Milison 663 (266), H. Palmer 650 (250), M. Kirkton 645 (233), M. Flintoff 257, E. Van Meer 256, S. Trembley- 253, L. Stainton 253,H. Reynolds 253,K. Car ter 238. MUXED MAJOR Oct. 15, 1973. Ernie Perfect is having bim- self a great schedule be holds a 231 average and captured high triple and high single for this week 819 - games of 315, 265 and 239. Bernice Buday 788 (266,265 & 257), Albert Saman 763 (293), Don Bagneli 733 (268), Barb Gilkes 722 (264), Don Bishop 707 (276) and Ross Wright 704 (276). Games 250 and over - Virginia Fairey 292, Linda Crossey 280, Doris Jo11 275, Don Beasterbrook 274, Jack McNulty 268, Maurice Annaert 255, Maria Opoka 254, Helen Dunn 250. Legion Ladies Team Standings Sutcliffe ......... 13 19797 Bruce ..... ...... 10 18799 Sheeban ......... 10 18699 Annaert.......... 9 19011 High Average Bernice Partner ......... 228 High Single Joan Sutcliffe ........... 252 High Triple Joan Sutcliffe ........... 711 200 Gamnes Joan Sutcliffe 252,248,211, Grace Murdock 243, Bernice Partner 235,232, Mary Gray 229, LorraineBruton 227, Jean Burton 223, Hilda Simnick 223, Nybl Sheehan 216, Rose Van- esse 213,209, Mary Bates 209, Denise Annaert 207, Dorothy Oke 202, Irene Whitney 200. Foundry Bowling Team Standings, Screw Balîs ...13 20952 Gutter Balîs ...12 21802 Alley Cats...... il 20539 Sore Heads .....10 21273 Head Pins . ....... 9 20931 Aces........... 8 20115 High Singles S. Adam 3............... 269 N. Thompson ........... 205 High Triples S. Adams ............... 727 F. Draper ....... e....... 560 1GAmes Over 200 S. Adams 263,269, N. Yeo 222,212,213, D. Snowden 204, 204, A. Sweetman 239,209, L. Vesna 252, A. Cole 203, M. Adams 204, O. Knapp 207, N. Cowle 211. B. Adams 256. Courtice Mon Wins Con odian Power Boot Titie It wouia appear tnat the With Gerrîts sidelined by a engine, in a race in 1'ona- tne way, as tfley use in the Courtice area has a fair daim broken back this season, wanda, New York, earlier this Can-Am séries racing cars. to being the speed boat racing Norm Pbillips (pictured summer. Phillips, who works in the capital of Canada. 0f course, above) of R. R. 3, Bowman- The racing season took Parts and Service Depart- there isn't any place to racevilwnnnofte1 o20Pilp hogOtaoQ -mnttGérl boats at Courtice but, for the vle o ieo h 8t 0Pilp hog nalQe eta eea Motors in secod yar n a owthe races he entered this season bec, New-York, West Virginia Osbawa, said "the boat ran scndyeCa in iow thé on hiis way to winning the and Pennsylvania this sum- beautifully for me ail sum- Sanadianochcampif onwter Canadian championship in the mer. To give an idea of how mer. With one minor excep- Supe r Sck lass e onpower samne cîass. powerful the big boat is, he tion, I had no mechanical btrcidng f haeen won b ar.indicated it will average close problems at all." resden oftheCoutic ara. The 31-year-old Phillips is to 85 mph around the one and Last year it was Pete pictured driving his hand-fin- two-thirds mile oval course Gerrits of Solina Road who isbed racing craft, powered and bias a. top speed of 105 captured the national titie. by a 427 cubic incb Chev mpb. lt's the samne engine, bv à- SA TU ROD R'm Spencers and Muttons Power Their Way to Victories Over' Walter Franks and Brooks by Jim Clarke Spencers Real Estate and Mutton's Sheli powered their way to victories in last Sunday morning's doubleheader en- tertainment. In the opener, the Spencer bunch outdistanced Walter Franks 6-2 with a four goal, third period surge. Mutton's received littie resistance from Brooks' Supertest,. as they buried thema 7-2 in the late contest. The two winners are the only undefeated clubs after two weeks of play in the 18 game schedule. Walter Franks trailed by just a single goal after 40 minutes of the first match, but Spencers owned the final period, outscoring them 4-1. The only goal in the opening frame was by Bob Harness, after 9:00. At 1:30 of the second, Ron Simpson connect- ed tying things with his first of the season. The losers' Bob Hellam, who drew only six penalty minutes in 22 league and playoff games last year, was away on a tripping sentence when Spen- cer's Brian Evans scored from Kim Rogers. The win- ners rammed home four more third period tallies before Walter Franks notched the final score of the game. Spencers' snipers were Cap- tain Larry Perris, followed by, a pair by Don McMurter and Doug Crough's second of the year. Rick Woolner was Wal- ter Frank's only marksman over the last 20 minutes. The losers drew four of the game's seven penalties. In the other affair, Brooks were overwhelmed by the speed and accurate passing game displayed by Muttons. The winners jetted away to a 4-0 first period lead and neyer looked back., Grant Wright, Spencer's regular netmînder filled in for the losers and most of the gamne was playing a lonie hand. The Sheil crowd hît for two second period goals and added a single in the final 20 minutes. Brooks' only scores came in the third with Muttons well in command. "Bucky" Hughes - spoiled Curt Vanstone's shut- out plans at 5:05 with Lanny Burns adding the other at 19:58. Muttons received a two goal, one assist performance from George Sainsbury, while Brian Howells, Dave Green, Brian Rowe, Mike McGregor and Jrv Gill completed the scoring. Gili also notched three assists, whîle Green had a pair. While Muttons' shooters dazzled Brooks, Vanstone and his defence were very efficient wben tbey were tested. "Butch" Cole and newcomer McGregor were especially prominent. Muttons picked uo the only two penalties called by officials "Archie" Crossey and Paul Forsey. This Sunday a.m. has Walter Franks and Muttons colliding at 9: 00 while Spencers and Brooks meet in the 10: 15 encounter. FREE FLOW COF Bowling High Single Gloria Smith............ 265 George Feddema ......278 High Triple Gloria Smith............ 672 Bob Smithb............. -723 1Team Standings Westlake ...19546 26 Bob Smith ...20689 Luffman ...... 19178 Marshiall ...17375 Van Goor ...19219 Potter .........19718 Williams ...... 18242 Woodcock .19768 Aldread . ...... 19094 Rozema......18627 Mott .......... 18211 Go-uld ...... ... 19935 ONLY 50e ADMISSION TO THE NEXT BIG KINSMEN SUPER CAR BUaNGO, to be held in the PETERBOROUGH MEMORIAL CENTRE,-î FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26 $7ï500 in PRIZE MONEY IN ,CLUDING FULL CARD GAME FOR $200.00 $500.00 Full Card ga me BUT if won in 55 numbers or Iess $700.00 BIG SPECIAL GAME FOR, $1,000.0 $ 100.00 per line $500.00 full card 20 BIG REGULAR GAMES at $50.00 Eacli BRAND NEW 1974 HOLIDAY FORD TORINO, or $2,000.00 Cash Due to Government regulations, door prizes are not available. In place we will give $100.00 FREE full card game. Early Bird Games at 7:30- Buses at Door K-NSMEN -J ______M Y NvIGHT, DANCING VERS FOR THE FIRST 50 LADIES Corne to Dinner - Stay f or a Party ENJOY "BUBBLE HOUR" - Ladies' Drinks '/ Price 9-10 p.m. GREAT DANCING TO GREAT MUSIC CONTINUOUS FROM 9 P. M. toi1 A.M. Large selection of recorded hits for any style of dancing. INFORMAL - FULLY LICENSED - PLENTY 0F FREE PARKING NO COVER - NO MINIMUM - NORMAL PRICES HWY. 115 - ORONO For Reservati ons 983-5001 1010 on your radio gets YOD EASY LISTENING!. Mary Brown's Novices Show They Aren't Chicken Beat Big Markham Team, TUESDA Y SPECIAi OUR GREAT FAMILY PA9 9 pcs.-of Ch icken 2 orders of French Fries 4 Dinner Roils 1 Medium Cole SIaw REGULAR $4.75 $N9 SPECIAL $3)9 TUESDAy ONLY - OCTOBER 3th KING STREET EAST 80 WMAN VILLE AMPLEIFREE PARKING AND IN OSHAWA AT 15 TAUNTON ROAD - JUSI OFF SIMCOE ' L c On Thursday nigbt, Mary Brown's Novice All-Stars tra- velled to Markbam to open the regular season play. The local boys came out on top of a 4-2 score against a much larger Markham team. In the first period, Scott Masters opened the scoring for Bowmanville wben be stole the puck at tbe side of the Markbam net and tucked it in the corner before the goalie could make his move. In the second period Robbie Green fired home a ten foot shot on a pass from Jeff Logan who received it in turn from Shaugbn Houston. Markham tied the score to end the second period scoring. The third period was al Bowmanville's as tbey com- pletely controlled the play. Jeff Logan scored first on a pass from Todd Tremblay. Logan scored again late in the I WE'RE HAVING I I AMATEUR I I TALENT I CASTLE HOTEL I Fully Licensed I Se.B ILL MACEY I Bowmanvîlle I * mmum m mu perîod on a pass from Houston and Tim Little. Paul Stocker was shifted to defence for this game and along with Houston was very effective bebind the locals' blue-line. Bate and Stephens shared the goaltending chores with Stephens making an outstand- ing save baîf way tbrougb the third period to keep Bowman- ville in the lead. Beat Whitby 5-1 On Sunday evening the Bowmanville boys travelled to Brooklin to meet the Whitby Novices and won by a score of 5 to 1. Jeff Logan opened the scoring for the local squad on a pass from Tim Little. Sbaughn Houston increased the count to 2-0 on a pass from Jeff Logan. Wbitby scored to close the, count to 2-1 but Jeff Logan at 11:25 increased the count to 3-1 to end the scoring in the first period. The lone goal of the second period was scored by Logan unassisted. In the third period Logan scored again unassisted, bis fourth goal of the game. Houston, Stocker. Patterson and Tremiblay alI played an excellent game on defence hreaking up numerous rusbed before tbey could get started. Tbe forwards al Played their positions well especially Tim Little and bustled at ahl tilmes. Both goalies played a strong game and tbis time it wasý Scoft Bate's tur to corne up' ýtii somne oittianding saves. EARL WARREr4 10 arn. to10iP 'r' lune in THE HOUSE CF WARREN from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. First at 10, there's news to keep you inforrned. Next, CFRB's special "Dialogue" feature with Bob Hesketh and Bill McVean trading opinions on tirnely happenings. Then cornes EarI Warren... down-to-earth good company for your rnorning coffee break. At 11:45, HOUSE OF WARREN is visited by Gordon Sinclair vvith 'Let's Be Personal"' and 'News and Comment."' Corne 12:40 p.m., Bill Stephenson tells sports fans what's what. n between ail this, Earl's music occasionally takes a country twist, revealing his personal taste in music. THE HOUSE 0F VWARREN. Try il... .you'll enjoy tl. Oh, yes, EarI can also be enjoyed Sunday mornings fromn 6 10 10 a.m. BOB HESKETH, BILL McVEAN "Dial ogue 10:05 arn. weekdays- repeated ai 6:50 p.rm. GORDON SINCLAIR BILL STEPHENSON :Lets Se Personal" and Sports-i 2:40 p.n. News and Comment- il 45 and il 50 9arn. 3 B IG GAMES AT $ 150.00 EACH 1 ~THE NEW DUTCH OVEN, There's more where this cornes froml ïm-mà @pou M--.Mbý-À i