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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvile, September 5, 1979 9 AT PEBBLESTONE - Golf Course, Dale Hoy defeated Ruas Decoe and Albert Cox downed Bb Lewis to quallfy for the final ithe club champ- lonshlp match-play competition. Paul Sobil, play- Ing I a famlly tournament wlth brother Denils, uncle Frank Sr. and Frank Lyczba, set a couple 0fcourse records at Pebblestone when he ffred 31 on the front ine and finshed wlth 65S for 18 holes on the par-TO course. .LINIC - a level 1 referee clinic wil be held i Bowmanvilie in October 1979. We must have a inimum registration of 25 and you must register in advance at the Bowmanville Comnmuity Ser- vices Department Office, corner of Church S t. and Temnperance Street ini Bowmanville. ONTARIO - residents 16 years of age or .14er, are eligible to apply for a hunting licence. Eiow- ever, individuals may apply for à licence at là years of age, provldfing they have consent I wrlting from both parents or legal guardians. Safe handling of ffrearms ls a must for ail hunt- ers. In order to obtain a hunting licence, an i- dividual must provide proof of a previons licence to hunt or must pass a hunting licence examina- tion. Anyone less than 20 years of age must coin- plete a hunter safety training course given by a certlfled instructor prior to.applylng for a hunt- ing licence examination. The foilowing hunting licence examinations will be held ILindsay Dis- trict during September: Saturday, September 1 - Oshawa. Wednesday, September 5 - Lindsay. Thursday, September 6 - Peterborough. Wednes- day, September 12 - Cobourg. Thursday, Septem- ber 13 - Peterborough. Monday, September 17 - Oshawa.- Wednesday, September 19 - Lindsay. Wednesday, September 26 - Lindsay. The ex- amInations are by appointment only. Please con- tact Lindsay District office at 322' Kent Street West, Lindsay, Ontario or telephone 1-705-324- 6121. Summarles of the 1979/80 Hunthig Regula- tions niay be obtalned froni the Lndsay District Office. DARLINGTON - Provincial Park will close for the season on Monday, September lOth with, redtaced services fromn September 100h to Thanksgiving. ATTENTION Mianor Atom Hockey Players (Boys mgo 9) Invitation to any boys in Bowmanville and area interesteci in playing for the Bowmanville MInor Atom Toros. Cali Stsw Tripp623-2949. JUNIOR"C HnOCKEY CLUB Openl1ng, Try-outs' Tues. and ThUrs. Sept. 18 « 20 7:00- 9:00 p.m. IBAS*ELUNE AUTO BODY I tIBe ArTY ST. S. < .-JI- 0w 'W 1i~ SYELLOW,,BRICK BUILDING UE-METERY RD-. 164 Basa Lino Road East .PHONE, 623-9131 OFFERS YOU A COMPLETE LINE 0Fý TOP QUALITY BODY AND PAI'NT WOAK AT REASONABLIE RATES. ACAYLIC EMAMEI. PAINT NOW AVAILABLË ASI( US ABOUT1 OUR WORI< GUARANTEE. OPEN WEEICOAYS 8 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. SATUfiDAYS 8 a.m. -12NOoop REG ISTRATION: Ladiles VoIIeybaII League, until Sept, 14,'1979 Fee: $1500 PLEASE CALL: Linda Vance 623-7696 or Marj Knox 263-2729 Bowman ville Girls Defeat Hampton in Playoffs Recently, at Memorial Park, Bowmanville's No. 1 team VS Services, won a see-sawplayoff game with Hampton girls (12-13-r-olds) with a last minute surge that put them over the top 41-30, to receive a trophy presented by Councillor Maurice Prout. The champions are, front row, left to right, Nathalie Beaulieu, Sylvia Beaulieu, Kim Prout, Kelly Staîker, Darlene Osborne, Michelle Hancock, Tracy Lupel; back rowI Coach Cal McCulloch, Andrea Kichko, Cherylin Skene, Coun. Prout, Debbie Vande Meent, Marlene MoLen, Coach John Vande Meent; absent, Jane Hicks, Carolyn Hitcks andi Patty Beers. Hamýpton girls, front row, left to right, Shelley Baker, Tami Baker, Brenda Smith, Janet Jarvis, Cathy Cook,' Renee Freeman, Kerri Kilmer, back row, Joanne Madsen, Tracy Reynolds, Heather Mundy, Cathy Luke, Dianne Bowler, Carol Kobes, Michelle Gray, Danielle Pleau; third row, Coun. Prout,, Coaches Wayne Pleau and Emily Pleau. Honor 1979 Champions at Erinli Golf Course The championship rounds were played at Erinli Golf Course on the weekend, finishing Monday afternoon when awards were presented following a barbecue supper. The year's top golf ers were, from left, Ladies Champ Mary Somerscales, Men's Champ Ron Lougheed, Junior Boyà Champ Todd Stauffer, Junior Girls Champ Jane Tooly, Senior Men's Champ Reg. Thursby and Runner up for past three years, J~ohn Somerscales. Team 1- Marlon Conin, Martin van Hartingsveld, Iva Mountjoy, Bill Buma, Larry Georgio.., Team 2 - Mickey McHolm, Auke, Gringhuis, Marion Alldread, Bey Cullen, Jim Robinson. Team 9 - Joanne Fleetwood, Moana Adcock, Ted Alldread, Bey Afldread, Howie Pollard. Tenaf 4 - VI Langley. Janice McHolm, Wayne Fleetwood, Fred Mitchell, Carmen Shirk, John Serrurier. Team 5 - Reg Langley, Jean Fleetwood, Dave Ferguson, George Hartemink, Chris Robinson. Team 6 - Audrey Powell, Margie Langley, Don McCon- neil, Darlene Serrurier, Andy Bonsma, George Evers. Team 7 - Ethel Robinson, Marcel Whissell, Fred Gainer, Gizella Michaud, Gloria Smith. Team 8- Maryanne Cum- mings, Wendy Gainer, Helen Nihil, Peter Buma, Ernie Fleetwood, Margi Pollard. Team 9 - Adrienne Hone, Carol Grant, Pat Newman, Ralph Bouwmeester, Jake, Kapteyn, May Alldread. Team 10 - Betty Kuyer, Diane Fleetwood, Ralph Burgess, Hetty Kapteyn, Yvon Michaud, Helen Rogers. Team il - Vessie Gringhuis, Brian Barry, Shirley Hone, Jane Mitchell, AI Dejager, Sharon Robinson. Team 12 - Lucille' van Hartingsveld, Fred Cum- mings, Florence Martin, Ike Alldread. NigktlN"aw s Bwing Team 1 - Gloria Vanson, Gladys Dykstra, Marg Ellis, Gloria Arnburg, Merl Dawson. Team 2 -. Alice Larusso, Bonnie Myers, Sandy Oven- den,, Linda Ellis, Irene Gleeson, Barb Campbell. Team 3 - Billi'Ballantine, Donna Verleysen, Donna Camipbell, Phyllis Pingle, Pat Bumna, Trixie Wright. Team 4 - Diane Sallows, SN GLES CHAMP .- Ron Etcher of Liberty Bowl, Bwmanville, on Monday won the, Youth Bowling Cuncil major singles championship at the Cnadian National Exhibition. He bowld a ,arkling 331 final game and won $250. Cngratulations. ,-RAMP'S WIN - The Men's Town League soft- bah semi-finals concluded last night at Memorlal Park with Kramp's Furniture emerging as the vctors over Port Darlington Marina 5-3 to win te series tiree games to two. The winners wIll now corne up against Frank's Variety hi the best fur out of seven game final, startIng T'hursday night at 6:30. CometiiveSwim ,Competitifon Finsh.: sfor Year atenPortHopeâ by Rick Santomero The competitive swimming season came to a close at the Summer Regional Champion- ships held in Port Hope Saturday, Aug. 25th. The meet produced many new regional records and was generally well run; the level of competition was outstanding. Bowmanville swimmers did well at the meet with two of the swimmers winning age- level Gold medals for best overall performance. John' Paul Duczmalewski won his for the boys 7-8 age group and Janet VanGoor won in the, girls 15-17 age group. Janet also won two medals for establishing regional records in the girls 15-17 breaststroke and the girls open breast- stroke. These performances are formidable considering the quality of competition. The overaîl standings for the day left the local team in fourth place behind Port Hope, Napanee, and Camp Samac and ahead of the teams from Lindsay, Cobourg and Campbellford., This meet closes the third summer of competition for the local team and each year the team bas shown growth and improvement in the level of performance.This year's team eliminated many of the team records of the past. It was a season which also saw the team host their first meet, an event that will hopefully continue in the future. Team coaches Joan Santomero and Joanne Dilling wish to thank the parents of the team members who did so much to help this season and also to remind the swimmers to stay in shape for next season, which should be even better than the one just past. Congratulations are extended to ail the Bowman- ville swimmers for fine individual efforts, and especially to the following people who earned ribbons for top place finishes at the Championships: Freestyle Events Boys 7-8 - John Paul *Duzmalewski lst: 20.4 (team record), Girls 7-8 - Kristy Matthews 2nd: 22.5, Boys 11-12 - Mike Richards 3rd: 39.0, Jay Kelly 4th: 39. 1, Bobby Gill 6th: 40.6, Girls 11-12 - Jayne Stutt 3rd: 37.7, Laura Parsons, Sth: 42.1.' Paula Downing 6th: 42.4, Girls 15-17 - Janet VanGoor lst 1: 15.9 (team record), Girls Open - Janet VanGoor 3rd 1 *19.2 Breaststroke Events Boys 7-8 - John Paul Duczmalewski 3rd: 28.3, Boys 9-10 - Jamie Downing 6th: 27.2, Girls 9-10 - Erika Schaffeler lst: 22.9 (team record), Girls 11-12 - Jayne Stutt 3rd: 52.1, Boys 11-12 - Donny Mann 2nd 49.1, Boys 13-14 - Roy Brooks 2nd: 42.4 (team record), Girls 15-17 - Janet VanGoor- lst' 1:32.5 (team and regional record), Girls Open - Janet VanGoor lst 1:33.9 (regional record). Backstroke Events Boys 7-8 - John Paul Duczmalewski lst: 26.6 (team record), Girls 7-8 - Kristy Matthews 2nd: 27.5 (team record), Boys 9-10 - Jamie Downing 6th: 27.9, Girls 11-12 - Jayne Stutt 2nd 42.5, Girls, 15-17- Janet VanGoor lst 1:27.6 (team record), Girls Open- Janet VanGoor 3rd 1:35.1 Butterfly Events Boys 7-8 - John Paul Duczmaiewski 3rd ý 31.4, Girls 9-10 - Erika Schaffeler 4th: 24.5, Boys 9-10 - Jamie- Downing 3rd: 25.9, David, Zoelman68th: 26.9, Girls 11-12 - Jayne Stutt, lst: 18.2, (teamn record), Laura Parsons 4th: 21.1, Suzanne Land 5th: 21.5, Girls 15-17 - Janet VanGoor 3rd: 43.4 Individual Medley Girls 15-17 - Janet Vanoor lst 1:26.7, Wilma ,VanGoor 6th 1: 41.8; Relay Events 9-10 Girls Freestyle relay- 5th (E. Schaffeler, J. Wells, J. Marjerrison, A. Schaffeler>, 11-12 Girls Freestyle relay - 2nd (team record) J. Stutt, P. Downing, L. Parsons, S. Land. 13-14 Girls Freestyle Relay - 4th P. Jones, K. Nagel, L. Wind, S. Stainton. Sth C. Gill, J. Stutt, S. Shakespeare, 'L. Parsons. 15-17 Girls Freestyle Relay - 2nd W. VanGoor, K. Nagel, P. Jones, J. VanGoor. Girls Open Freestyle relay - 3rd W. VanGoor, P. Jones, L. Wind, J. VanGoor. Boys 11-12 Freestyle relay - lst - teamn record M. Richards, J. Kelly, B. GilI, D. Mann.5t - D. Zoelman, J. Downing, 'G. Marjerrison, B. VanBoxtel. Boys 13-14 Freestyle relay,,- 5th A VanGoor, R. Brooks, M. Richards,XM Stutt. Boys Open Freestyle relay - 6th M. Richards, R. Brooks, M. Stutt, A. VanGoor. Boys 13-14 Medley relay - 4th R. Brooks, A. VanGoor, M. Stutt, K. Sloos. Girls 13-14 Medley relay - 4th - team record, S. Stainton, C. GilI, K. Nagel, P. Jones. Girls 15-17 Medley relay: 3rd -U Wind, K. Nage, J. VanGoor, W. VanGoor. Awards for outstanding performances throughout the season were presented at a team 'celebration' on Aug. 30 - the results of these presentations will follow next week. Ca msport Trailer Sales 987-5174 1977 andi 1978 CHEVRON and HOLIDAY TRAILER TRUC?(-CAPS In stock SUPERIOR PROPANE~ REFÏILL'CIENTRE 668-967 Bowmanville 2, Oshawa 2 On Thursday, August l6th Bowmanville United Major Atoms sponsored by Checker's Varîety played to la 2 - 2 tie against Oshawa Rangers. Bowmanville had a very poor first haîf and only some good goaltending by Ted Groves kept the score to 1 goal to nothing for Oshawa. In the second haif Oshawa scored a second goal on a penalty kick after a Bowmanville player handled the hall in bis own penalty area. However Bow- manville then camhe on strong and goals by Junior Pithie and Gareth Stone tied it up and BowmanvilIle was unlucky not to go in and win the game. Pickering 2, Bowmanville 4 On Thursday, August 23rd the Major Atoms travelled to Pickering and beat them by à score of 4 goals to 2. Mary Lawson, Florence Van- stone, Evre Pingle, Helen Kovac, -Marlene Mattes. Team 5 - Kris Raîston, Joyce Rowe, Ina Hughes, Phyllis Bromell, Debbie Dun- ham, Dorothy Porter. Team 6 - Alice Burgess, Mable Trimble, Linda Combes, Bey Nimigon, Madeline Goff,' Roxanne Conroy. Bowmanville led 2- 1 at the haîf on goals by Gareth Stone and Mike Colwell. In the second haîf Mike Colwell got his second goal of the game to make it 3 - 1 Bowmanville. Pickering pulled one back but Tony Meredith made it 4 goals to 2 af ter a nice pass from Junior Pithie. Tony Dyer had bis best game of the season and he had some good support from Gary Luissen and Kenny DeSmedt. j 450 Hopkins Street, Whitby I-To Play in Tournament ThreeAreaSoccer Teaim NOTICE Major Pee Wee Hockey Players (Boys age 12) Any boys In Bowmanvllle or area Interested In playlng for the Bowmanvllle Major Pes Wee Toros please cali Brian Purdy ai 623-7142. r OOLF-O-mTRON, END OFSUMMER SALE SAVE $$$ ON BAOS, ýCARTS, CLUBS, SHOES & ACCESSORIESý TOPLINE GOLF BALLS Sale Price Sugg. List Price $22.00 . 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