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G The Canadian'Statesman, Bowmanville, July 31, 1974 *m mmm M M M MmM M M FLASHACK 25 Years A go- Batting averages ol owmanville's Juvenile Basebail team, after 25 ties at bat are as follows:Aer Payer Position vr Gaage Catcher .547 l eamer lst Base .356 W,ýest D Short-Stop .3278 Wilson Outfield .7 Falîs Pitcher .269 i{eath Outfield .269 asters 3rd Base .256 tÂutonshaw Pitcher .250 Ha-milton 2nd Base ý246 LevttOutfield .244 ^ie Outfield .217 FLASHBACK - 10 Years Ago - Stephen Fuels pushed across a single run in the sixth inning to edeKen's Men's Wear in a hard-fought Men's Town League Softball thriller at the B.H.S. dia- mond on Thursday. George Stephen and John Jaýimes staged a great mound duel, before Ray Preston's two-out single produced the winning tally. ELEC,_ TRON PROBLEMS - On Sunday, Locke's TV',ý Electrons appeared to have the game almost .sewed up against Oshawa Legionaires. Young Honnie Stainton hurled a great game, his variety of itff completely standing the visitors on their head unt,'iil he tired a bi in theninth and they got to him. ienny Woodward came in cold from short and had ý1 o-blems with his control, with the result that hawa piled up six runs in a hurry to win the game Earlier, the E lectrons had a bad night in !shawa against the same team and last Wednesday dropped a 6-1 loss to Port Hope Flyers. Te Flyers were probably geared up because they rý,,cived special plaques from the Ontario ovrnment for winning the Ontario championship îatyear . Alex Carruthers, MPP, arranged the awrds. WIIITBY YACHT CLUB - will hold open house o)n Sunday, August 4 from 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. New, landscaping has been done -on the grounds and more moorings for boats added this year. D ýirections are to drive down the road from Whitby Psychiatrie Hospital and turn left on -eaching the lake. CAR RALLY- enthusiasts are invited to pa-rticipa te in the Whitby Town Carnival novice car ralýly Sunday, Aug. 4 at 10 a.m. The 60 mile rally, thich takes approximately two hours, will start and finish at the Iroquois Park Arena parking lot. INumerous prizes are offered by the sponsors, the British Empire Motor Club. Entry forms are a vailable at the Chamber of Commerce office, 117 G-reen St., Whitby, or at the rally. A small entry fee wilbe charged. Also the Eastern Ontario Basebal Ass-;ýociation Pee WeeChampionship Tournament will b1 e held Saturday, August 3 as part of the WhtyCounty Town Carnival, in Peel and CenennalParks. Game times are scheduled at 9 ua-mi,,il a.m., 2 p.m. and 5 p.m., with the final being -n 5 .m in Peel Park, and for those who want to .okoff their frustration during the Whitby County * Ton Crnialthe Whitby Jaycees are offering a gar masin$derby. Old wrecked cars will be set up n rouos Par k and a small fee charged for .:açn wing at them with a sledgehammer. Al y pocedswill g o to the Jaycees' D'Hillier Park r etand other commumIty projects. The car * asingderby will be open f or swinging, Friday, ug.'21from6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. and Saturday, u.3 frm ip.m. to 10:30 p.m. SKILL TE STS - will be offered by the Whitby «isnen in Kinsmen Park on Saturday, August 3rvd in lg sawing, horseshoe pitching and foot- ball ,ýthrowing. Register in the park at 1:50 p.m. ntal day. M HOlIDAYS - and catching fish? Let the men thïamnily catching the fish, cook up the Uoigtreat over the campstove or fire. Fish in Beer Batter po unds fresh or frozen fish fillets (trout, sole, founder, cod, ocean perch) cupflour N*intlh Inning RaIIy by Oshawa Blows Electrons'Hope,,l, j LIt was ail Bowmanville for eight innings on Sunday afternoon here, but the ninth was their undoing. They were leading 3-0 with young isouthpaw; Ronnie Stainton going strong on the mound. Then c ame the horrible ninth and the roof feil in, with Oshawa scoring six runs. Dale St. John, left, pounded a homer in the bottom of the ninth to revive the Electrons' hopes, but time ran out. In the ~ ~,, middle photo, Catcher Larry Piper cuts off an Oshawa runner at the plate and ___________ at right is Ron Stainton in action. EOBA Classifies Tea Ms7,17 By Menlt not Popula--..,tion This year for the first time, basebal teams are being classified on merit rather than population for the playoffs. Following is a list of ail teams by series and classications for the E.O.B.A. Classification for 1974 TYKE A- Peterborough, Lindsay, Oshawa. B -Belleville C- Bowmanville, Thurlow D- Port Hope, Trenton PEE WEE A- Peterborough, Oshawa, Belleville, Whitby B Cobourg, Tburlow C- Keene, Bowmanville, Port Hope, Trenton, Ajax D -Lindsay BANTAM A - Kingston, Oshawa, Peter- borough, Whitby, Belle- ville B- Cobourg, Trenton C -Ajax, Bowmanville D T Turlow, Courtice MIDGET A- Oshawa, Peterborough, KingZston 13 Whitby, Belleville, Co- bourg, Thurlow C- Port Hope, Orono D - Deseronto, Ajax, Lindsay, Woodville JUVENILE C Bowmanville JUNIOR A- Kingston, Peterborough B Port Hope C- Kendal, Fnankford SENIOR A -Kingston, B- Oshawa, Port Hope CÇ Keene, Kendal, Ajax, Little Britain D -Bowmanville Tykes wih 6 ' WinITs, 10 Losses Prep'are for Thurlow Playoffs On Tuesday, July 23rd,' Memorial Park Tykes met Trenton at Memonial Park and came out on the short end of a 9-6 score. We had a 4-2 lead eoing into the 6th but Trenton picked up 5 in the 6th and 2 more in the 7tb. The gap was losed to 9-6 in the 9th and bases were left loaded when Trenton got us out. Henry Rozema and Paul Dadson led the hitters with two each and Henry went all the way on the mound. Thursday the 25th saw Belleville at Memonial Park and the Tykes éame up with a 12-11 victory in this one. The game was tied 3-3 in the 4th when the locals scored 5 ruas on 4 bits and 4 walks. The big blow being a triple by Robbie Hodgson witb the bases load- ed. Belleville tied it up a gain in the 5th, however, we pie.ked up 4 more in the same inning to take a-12-8 lead. Robbie was again the big gun with a double scoring 2. They got 2 in the 6tb and in the 7th but fell short 12-11. Besides Robbie's fine bit- ting, Rod Plain and Paul Dadson had 2 eacb with singles going to Henry Roze- -ma and catcher Duane Major. Paul Dadson went the lst - 6th inngs on the mound witb Henry Rozema pitcbing the 7tb. On Saturday the 27th, the Tykes travelled to Peterbo- rough for their final scheduled game and put up a good fight against the league leaders. Peterborough picked up 7 runs in tbe first three innings and we scored 7 in tbe third to tie it up. These runs came on 5 bits and 3 walks wîth Robbie Hodgson driving in two witb a double, wbile Randy Henning, Rod Plain, Tobin Rowe and Duane Major contributing singles. The game remained tied until we scored 1 in the 5tb by Henry Rozema. In the 6tb the roof f ell in wben Peterborough scored 10 big runs to go abead 17-8 to taxke the game. Henry Rozema started pit- cbing and gave way to Paul Dadson in the sth. Henry came bock mid-way through the 6tb to finish up. This was the Tykes' last scbeduled game and brougbt their record to 6 wins and 10 losses for the year. They will now play Thurlow in the E.O.B.A.' "C" classification playoffs starting early in August. E N NIS KIL L EN Our Cburcb year closed witb a very wonderful service. Enniskillen and Tyrone united for the Sunday a.m. worsbip beneath a hower of lovely trees in the Enniskillen Con- servation Area witb natures background music provîded by songs of bobolinks and other feathered friends and the babbling of the brook. Our minister bad intuitively ebos- en a perfect day, ideal setting and a most appropriate order of service. A silent meditation was ohserved by the large circle of 60 worsbippers. Several events lowered the attendance sucb, as vacation time for many, the MeGill annual reunion, illness and bereavement. Hymns (1) "Let the Beauty of Jesus", (2) "The Lord's My Shepherd", to the tune of Happy Wanderer, (3) "Spirit of the Living God" and (4) "Livin2 in Ail Men' were led by Rev. Bigby. A refresh- ing story written by Mrs. Townsend using familiar Bib- le readings, Divine Arithmetic and some' Nursery stories replaced the usual formai sermon. the Children's Story on ýýlrendliness" showed that we get what we give. Offering was received by two youths, Stephen Pleasance and Peter Craig of Tyrone. Holidays are for our Manse family during August with a return to regular services on Sept. 8tb. Our community extends deep sympathy to the sorrow- ing wife and familiesof the late Mr. Fred Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Ashton were entertained last week by their immediate family viz: Karen and Charles Ashton, Lois and Keitb Worden and Richard to celebrate a 33rd wedding anniversary. Glad to report Mrs. A. Sharp is mucb improved in bealth. Continue the good work. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brown, Maple Grove were Sunday evening visitors at' Mr' and Mans. Floyd Be Pretts. Mr. ano d Mr. LoydPreto and gi rls wer e Saturday evening callers at Mr. and Mns. R. MeGilîs. Mrs. Editb Stainton spent a few days witb Mr. and Mrs. C. English, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Taylor attended the Taylor Picnic at Cartwright Park, Caesarea on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. M. Stainton accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Towns, Peterborough, on a motor trip visitiflg Captain and, Mrs. David Towns and family at a cottage on Eagle Lake and also visited relatives nean Port Huron. Recent callers at Mr. and Mns. R. Griffins were Mr. and Mns. John Slemon, Mr. Rus- sell Hepburn a n d Mr. and Mns. L. Stainton. Mrs. Greta Mason, Port Boster, Mn. and Mrs. Ganth McGill and family, Elmira spent the weekend witb R. Virtue's and H. McGill's, and together attended the McGill family picnic at Haydon Community Centre. Miss Stephanie Axford spent the weekend' witb ber grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. E. Wright. Mr. and Mrs. F. Pethick, Scarborough, Miss Aked and .Mrs. Smell, Long Sault, Mn. Clifford Pethick, Bowmanville were Sunday visitors and callens at Mr., and Mrs. S. Pethick's. ,Miss Sandra Werry spent a couple of days at ber home, she is at Camp Oconto., Mr. and Mrs. Harem Drew, 'Oshawa, wene Monday visit- ons dt E. R. Taylor's. Mr. and Mns. Hanold Ashton and Deana. accompanied by Mr. S. Kersey, Hampton were Sunday suppen guests at Mrs. 1. Travell's, Oshawa. Mrs. Laura Price, Mrs. Ida Wilson, Toronto, and Mrs. Sadie' Billett, Bowmanville, were Wednesday afternoon callers at Mesdames Roy and Harvey McGill's. Mn. and Mrs. Garth MeGili and, family, Elmira, Mr. and Mrs H. McGill wene guests witb Mr. and Mrs. R. Virtue and family, occasion of cele- brating Miss Lauies birtb- day. Congratulations Laurie. Callers at Mr. and MVrs. Roy McGill's, Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Billett, Scanhoro, Mr. and Mns. Charles Langmaid, Sol- ina and Mr. and Mns. Frank Heimstra. Pleased to hean Mrs. Heimstna is feeling betten after ber operation. Miss Darla Lamb spent the weekend \vîth Miss Judy Vitue. iVîs.- Ernest Walker and daugbten Mrs. Richard Davis, Tillsonburg wene Sunday visit- ots with parents Mr. and Mrs. R. Griffin. Mns. Wm. Cochrane, Mn. and Mns. Ken Ball, Onono, Mrs. Bruce Mivercer and Ken- ny, Hampton, were Monday evening visitons at Mr. and Mrs. R. Virtue's. MAPLE GROVE Mn. and Mns. A.C. Weirn Peterborough wene Thunsday dinnen guests of Mn. and Mrs. J. Anthur Bannes and Grace. Mr. and Mrs. John McTag- gant, Napanee were weekend guests of b ler. gnandpanents Mn. and Mns. Arthur Martin. Mns. L. C. Snowden spent Friday with Miss Susie Laird and Mns. Wellie Pearson, Osbawa. Mn. and Mrs. Wayne Pey- ton, Oshawa, wene Sunday callens on bier parents Mn. and Mrs. Lloyd Tam blyn on thein netunn home f rom a trip to the east coast. Recent visitons wîth-Mn. and Mns. Arthur Martin wene Mn. and Mrs. Frank Dewell, Rexdale, Mn. and Mns. Ted Martin, Newcastle and Mn. and Mns. Lloyd Martin, Court- ice. Mn. and Mns. G. Bentley, Kevin and Caleb, Ottawa, visited Mr. and Mns. Gary Bentley and Mark on Tuesday. Mns. William Coombs visit- ed with bier mothen, Mrs. Gladys Ellis, Woodstock, ne- cently. Mn. John Noble, London, spent a few days at home. Mn. and Mrs. Fred Wright and Beverley, Mn. and Mrs. Arthur Martin were Sunday evening visitons with Mn. and Newton ville Cadet In Bislery En gVÉland Anmy Cadet Alan Clarke of Newtonville, Ontario, is a member of the 1974 Royal Canadian Army Cadet Bisly Team competing at Bisley, England, for the schoolboy and National Rifle Association cbampionsbip. Alan along with teamn membens visited the Royal Marine Depot-at Poole, >in conjunction wîth othen visits 'in the United Ki'ngdom, as part of their train~ing while not competing on tbe ranges. Mrs. Lloyd Flintoff at their cottage on Port Perry Island. The Base Line Good Neigh- bour Clubs July meeting was beld at the home of Miss Ann Hoît at 12 noon on Wednesday the l7th when Ann served a delicious chicken pie and other delectable goodies for lunch. There were eight mem- bers and one guest present. Our President Mrs. Clifford Wilson presided for the busin- ess period and then several games of Bingo were enjoyed with lovely useful prizes for everyone. T H E F R I E N D L y P E o p L E Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Swal- low aecompanied by, her brother and. wife, Mr. and Mrs. Will Ashton, Hampton, visited with their sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cruickshank, Ajax on Sunday after-noon. They were supper guests of sister, Mrs. Levi Niddrie, Toronto, and evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ormiston, Courtice. Very sorry to report that Mrs. Howard Foley is again a patient in Bowmanville Mem- orial Hospital, ber many friends and relatives send their best wishes from Maple Grove. Maple Grove and Ebenezer United Churches will hold combined church service on Sunday August 4th. at Eben- ezer Church at 10.30 a.m. 1Sympathy is, expressed to Mr; and Mrs. Arthur Gibson is the passing of his first cousin, Mr. Percy Gibson, at Trenton on Monday, and also in the passing of Mrs. Gibson's niece's husband Mr. Leo Dolan, at St. Catharines, whose death occurred last week. FREEI I DIDN'T KfIoW THAT! -WE SERVICE ALL MAKES und MODELS FOREIGN und DOMES TIC Contact: BO0B SWITZER At 623-4481 or Just Drive Right in fa Our ""SH ELL" Service Contre at 219 King Street East THIS OFFER GOOD UNTILAUG. 31, 1974 4 Your Automotive Problems SEE Bwmanville Auto Parts 125KING. ST. E. 623-5402 -ENDS AUGUSTl7th- storewide Summer Clearance,. MEN'S AND BOYS' SU UTS -SPORTCOATS and CO-ORDI NA TESI 20%- m50% OFF EN 'S WEAR BowmanvilIe, tL.T Do Ontario