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x 8 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, October 5,1983 [ sport-talk en-im FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Syd Arnold, high scoring forward will be the new coach of thé Bowmanville - Orono Combines. J.H. Wilde has been hired as the professional of the Bowmanville Figure Skating Club, and the Juvenile baseball team dropped the opener in the O.B.A. finals against Walkerton. ' FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -,-- A former Bowmanville native, Jerry Rice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Rice has been racing powerful outboards outboards on lakes and rivers in Canada and the United States for 18 years. His career in boat racing began on Lake Scugog. Jerry and Syd Goddard were honored recently as the only two individuals who have competed in all nine Lake Ontario Power Boat Marathons. Jerry drives "Miss Rislone Canada", a 17 foot, 150 horsepower Mercury Outboard, reaching speeds up to 80 miles per hour, faster when you get tipped into the water. Dennison Team Wins *D 9 Lob-Hall Championship CURLING -- Ladies Curling at Bowmanville Curling Club starts on October 20th. Please register by October 15th. JR. C. HOCKEY -- The Port Perry MoJacks will be at home to the Lindsay Muskies this Sunday at the Scugog Arena. Bowmanville Eagles open their season at the local arena, also on Sunday at 7:30 p.m. against Port Hope. REPAIRS -- Up to $3,500 will be spent by the Town of Newcastle to replace 30-year old structural supports in the Bowmanville Arena. The arena's support system was found to be in good condition by two consulting firms with a few exceptions. WINS AWARD -- Doug Crough of the Newcastle Lakers baseball team was presented an award as their most outstanding pitcher at their recent awards night. FITNESS--The Oshawa YWCA is offering another Fitness to Music program Monday, 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. Registration will be on Tuesday, October 11, 6:30- 8:00 p.m. in the Newcastle Memorial Library in the Newcastle Town Hall. Classes will be held in the Town Hall and to promote strength, flexibility, coordination coordination and cardiac efficiency. Over the weekend, the Dennison Men's Lob-Ball team won the 'D' Division title in the Umpires tournament at Oshawa. Team members are: back row, 1-r - Hugh Bieber, Rick Sweetman, Doug 19th Holers Compete in Oshawa Baseball Tournament PROGRAMS -- Exercise and fitness programs designed for women 16 years and over will be conducted by Theresa Vandergaast, a fully experienced experienced fitness instructor. Classes will be held at Durham Christian High School beginning on Tuesday, Oct. 11th from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Telephone Telephone 1-983-9400 for further information. PLAYSCHOOLS -- Mothers as you begin to make your plans for Fall activities, don't forget those members of your family between the ages of 2V 2 to 5 years. The YMCA runs Playschools in various locations. Registration for Newcastle phone 9t$v- 5305 or register at 3 Edwards Street, starting Thursday, August 29th. HUNTING LICENCES -- Hunters in this area are reminded that the next examination for hunting hunting licences will be held Monday, Oct. 17 in Oshawa at the Kinsmen Centre on McMillan Drive. But those wanting to take the exams are asked to contact the provincial ministry of natural resources office in Lindsay (571-3211) by Oct. 10 for appointments. WINNERS -- Tyrone Ladies Slow Pitch team played in the umpires tournament in Oshawa on October 1st and 2nd. They went undefeated in five games to take home top prize. The scores of the games are as follows: Tyrone 10 - SS Swim Pools 0; Tyrone 3 - Cobourg 2; Tyrone 6 - T & M Transport 2; Tyrone 1 - One Stop Service 0; Tyrone 7 - One Stop Service 5. Congratulations to all. MARATHONER -- David Taylor of Hampton competed in his 27th marathon, at Toronto on Sunday, along with more than 4,000 others. It was sponsored by Miller High Life and he ran the course in 3 hours and 12 minutes. • The 19th Holers, a group of local golfers, traded m their clubs for baseball bats last weekend during during the annual Umpires Tournament in Oshawa. More than 150 teams played in five different categories vying for the $300 first prize. The 19th After Perfect Exhibition Round Eagles Open Season Here Sunday Holers played far better than anyone expected as they downed their first two opponents 12-6 and 3-2, before being eliminated in 7-4, and 7-6 defeats. Team members of the 19th Holers are from left to right, front row, Derek Beard, Richard Higgs, John Ford, Ted Campbell, Doug McCabe, second row, Steve Tamblyn, Chuck Rout, David Hancock, Bruce Austin, Sandy Wiseman, Rick James, third row, David Wilson, Steve Campbell, Jon Hancock, Don Bishop, Barry Yates and Coach Lloyd Hancock. Hancock. The Cowan Pontiac Eagles met the Little Britain Merchants Merchants Tuesday, Sept. 27 in the Eagles' nest and came up with OSHAWA SAND & GRAVEL SUPPLY TOP SOIL and CONCRETE WE DELIVER • PIT RUN • 2" STONE • SAND FILL • % CRUSHED STONE 3/8 CHIPS CEMENT GRAVEL THE MODERN SYSTEM TO SPREAD STONE FOR BASEMENTS WASHED MASONRY BRICK SAND PATIO & POOL SAND TOP SOIL MOBILE CONCRETE SERVICE MIXED ON SITE LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES OSHAWA 725-0232 SOLINA RD. N. I MILE NORTH OF HIGHWAY 2 an 8 to 4 victory. The Eagles took a 3.to 0 first period lead on goals by Randy Ellis, Brad Clemens and Matt Willis. The Merchants scored all the second period goals and after two periods had a 4 to 3 lead. The Eagles scored all the goals in the third period. The scorers being Pete Krukkert, Brian Heard with two, Paul Reed and Brian Keenan. The final score Bowmanville 8, Little Britain 4. Eagles 8 Mojacks 1 On Thursday, Sept. 29 the Eagles entertained Port Perry Mojacks in the Eagles' nest and thumped the visitors by an 8 to 1 count. After one period, on the strength of goals by Matt Willis and Brian Keenan with two, the Eagles had a 3 to 0 lead. The Eagles had a 5 to 1 lead after two periods after Carl Neilson and Bob Dwyer had scored. The Eagles added three more third period goals by Brad Clemens, Duane Major and Chris Michelson to win going away. The Eagles have to get down to team strength by Saturday, Oct. 8 when they travel to Stouffville for their first league game, then at home in the Eagles' nest to open against the Port Hope Panthers Panthers Sunday, Oct, 9 at 7:30 p.m. Coach Paul Robinson has some lough decisions to make the next two practice nights, The Eagles lost their splendid little defenceman Carl Neilson, Neilson, for a few games due to a rib Injury, "KRAC0" Registered Builder of N^HOMC WARRANTY PROGRAM Carpentry & Contacting NewcastleH87-5400 Custom built homes, farm, home and cottage improvements Owner William H.J. Kraayvanger (Licensed Carpenter) Radie/Vnek ID DtVIltON, TANDY ELICTAONtCS LHAITIO ■Effl ...ONE BATTERY EACH MONTH FOR ONE YEAR. )/ Pick up your card today. ffW' Thlo nnfA 23-464 This card entitles you to one free Radio /hack battery each month for 12 months! Present cam! imcIi month In Mloimanor cashier at any pmli- ctpalmg Radio Shack Mure No Imltery given without this card Non-lransluniblrr (lood only for batteries nl right 00000® O) (0 © 00 © © 23-468 23-467 Authorized Dealer Bowmanville Audio-Vision 20 King St. W. Telephone 623-2312 Tamblyn, Paul Beaudoin, Barry Draper, Jeff Foss, Bob Honey Forget, front row - Larry Sol, Gregg Barton, Don Desmarias, Ken Boyd, Gilles Vaillancourt, Garnet Woods. Sept. 30 Team Standings P. Flonk 22, D. Van Abbema 17, M. Griffioen 16, W. De Lange 15, A. De Jager 15, N. Griffioen 14, M. Rozema 14, H. Vandergaast 14, A. Van Halteren 13, G. Evers 12, A. Bonsma 10, B. Vroom 6. High Single Ladies - N. Van Abbema 235. High Single Men - P. Buma 306. High Triple Ladies - A. Bylsma 546, H. Vandergaast 546. • High Triple Men - P. Buma 662. High Average Ladies - N. Van Abbema 185. High Average Men - D. Van Abbema 212. Night Hawks SEPT. 28,1983 High Single - B, Ballantine 275. High Triple - B. Ballantine 640. TEAM STANDINGS T. Wright 9539 pins, 12 points, M. Found 9889, 11, I. Hughes 9295, 8, D. Barrett 9340, 6, B. Ballantine 9111, 6, G. Dykstra 9633, 5. GAMES OVER 200 M. Found 211, 207, M. Trimble 203,1. Hughes 264, M. Ubsdell 223, J. Bridges 221, D. Sallows 207, B. Ballantine 275, D. Barrett 228, G. .Arnburg 265, J. Cannings 230, G. Dykstra Dykstra 200, K. Ovenden 226. 234. Merry Makers BOWLING SEPT. 29 Roberts 10 points, 7048 pins, Smith 8,6783, Burgess 7, 6913, Etcher 4, 6519, Donohue 4, 6349, Harrison 3, 6309. High Single - Carol Roberts 277. High Double - Gloria Smith 496 (248, 248). High Average - Carol Roberts 221. Youth Bowling Tykes Team Standings Orioles 15, Robins 13, Canaries 10, Crows 9, Blackbirds Blackbirds 6, Cardinals 5, Sparrows 2, Blue Jays 0. Higt Games C. Dunning 102, B. Rodgers 100. Bantam Mixed Leagie Team Standing Hancock 17, Connaghan 14, Stacey 13, Hamilton 12, Ther- tell 11, Luxton 11, Harrison 11, Big Canoe 10, Evans 9, Hall 9, Couch 5, Lugtenburg 4. High Games D. Couch 221 (576), G. Evans 200, R. Mulder 198, A. Reid 193, T. Wraight 175, S. Richards 167. Senior Mixed League High Games D. Trotter 251, 258 (701), G. Stacey 235, 224 (654), S. Thompson 211, D. Thompson DREAM HAND -- George Read of 55 Queen St., Bowmanville had a cribbage player's dream come true on Friday, Sept. 30th. While playing crib at rest period in Dept. 77 at G.M. in Oshawa, he had a perfect hand of 29 points. His opponent was Art Van Der Enden of R.R. l, Whitby. Witnesses Witnesses were Howard Kelly, Les Scott and John Quantz. Flying Dutchmen Win Shoppers Down Clinic Non-contact weekend games saw the Flying Dutchmen Dutchmen defeat United Drug by a 3 -1 margin to move into a first place tie in 'A' Division. John Rowlands opened the scoring at the 2:14 mark of the opening stanza to give the Dutchmen the early lead. Richard Hall fired his 3rd of the season to tie the game as time ran out in the first period. After a scoreless middle frame, Doug Taylor on a pretty play set-up by John Robinson, fired what proved to be the winner for the Dutchmen. Dutchmen. A third goal was awarded awarded to Wayne Trigg who turned in a solid two-way game on a rare call when United were guilty of throwing a stick as Trigg was closing in on an empty net. The late game left fans wondering how long it will be until Courtice Auto Wreckers score their first goal as they have been held scoreless through six consecutive periods this season. Courtice were drubbed 13 - 0 by the high flying San Marino Deli squad. San Marino, applying relentless relentless pressure, fired 58 shots at a weary Barry Roberts while his mates got a mere 15 attempts at the Marino cage. Eric Strand netted four and set-up another while Emery Coscarella, Warren Alder and Dan Norton notched a pair. Alex Barnett, Mark Clarey and John Cannings Cannings chipped in with single- tons. Sunday morning, Shoppers overcame Clinic's leads on three occasions to eke out a 5 - 4 victory. Speedy winger Mike Knight connected for his second three goal performance performance in as many games to pace Shoppers. Other goalget- ters were P. McCullough and Ron Griffiths. Clinic got goals from B. Janitsch (two), Pat Murdock and Paul Hoy. The final game was a heart- breaker for the Beastie squad. Leading by. a 2 -1 count with under eighty minutes remaining, remaining, the Beasties took three straight penalties and yielded three goals to Bowmanville Restaurant and Tavern to bow by a 4 - 2 count;, Beasties, after giving up an early goal to Cal .Wheeler, fought back on goals by Bill Duffieid and John Ayre and appeared headed for victory until penalties proved costly. 1 John Moon tied the game with 7:24 to go. Mitch Clouthier struck two minutes later and Moon again with the insurance tally sewed up the win for B R & T. The Canadian Statesman Advertising Deadlines Display- Tues. 4:00 p.m. Classified • Mon. 4:30 p.m. PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our specialty is lumber and lumber products. A complete line of kiln dried hardwood and softwoods. • Walnut • Cherry • Maple • Redwood • Teak • Oak • Phil. Mahog. • Softwoods Specialty Custom Milling Hardwood & softwood plywood. ' MILL and YARD 328 Rltson Rd. Nl, Oshawa 725-4744 CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY SERVICES PUBLIC NOTICE Please be advised that the Newcastle Fitness Centre, Bowmanville Memorial Arena and Darlington Sports Centre will be closed on Monday, October 10th, 1983 (Thanksgiving Day). « T.A. Fanning, R.D.M.R. (F) ■ Director of Community Services October 5,1983 Are Your Winters Dull? Brighten them up by joining the... Bowmanville Curling Club Men S Section Tues., Thurs. Nights $155. Ledies' Section .. Tues., Thurs. Afternoons $129. Business Girls wed. Night $97. Mixed Section Mon., Friday Nights Senior Section.. TUCS.& Thurs. morning $60. Social Membership $20. Guests welcome Fireplace in lounge Premises fully licenced Fun and fellowship JOIN THE CLUB WITH THE NEW LOOK • Bonspiels, Dances, Monte Carlo Nights • Heated rink • Rink newly renovated • Food and hot drinks during and after draws • Cash or Chits accepted FREE Instruction and Practice Time by Curl Canada October 11th- 12th • 13th and 14th FREE wine and Cheese Party on Friday, October 14th for all participants of Curl Canada. FOR INFORMATION PHONE 623-2670 Bowmanville Country Club Middle Road, Box 40 Bowmanville