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[ sport- The Cnnnrlian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 11,1984 7 talk M3-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Larry Piper, Ben Thompson, Ken Park, Don Bagnell, Bob Richards and Lowell Highfield have issued a challenge to bowl an exhibition game against any six bowlers in the Men's Major League, to be arranged at a later date. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- The Bowmanville Bowmanville Business Girls' Curling Rink consisting of Marlene Purvis, Cheryl Brown, Wanda McKenzie, McKenzie, Kay Sampton and Jean Turner were the winners of Doris Denure Trophy, and were presented presented with the trophy by league president Diann Vivian. [ spart- talk 623-3303 AWARDS -- During the annual awards night held recently at the Port Perry Legion Hall for the Jr. C Mo Jacks, trophies were awarded to Rob Nicholson as Rookie of the Year. Todd Wilbur and Mike Ryan were joint winners of the MVP award, best defensive player award went to Mike Ryan and Scott Wallace, Most Improved Player was won by Rob Malcolm with Ken Harman Harman named Best Team Player. JR. C -- The Cowan Red Eagles won in Penetang 4- 3 on Friday and lost here Sunday 6-5 in overtime, leaving the series at 3 games to one for Penetang Kings. The Eagles face a monumental task now of winning 3 games in a row to advance into Ontario finals. They played the fifth game here last night. NEWCASTLE GOLF -- Scheduled to open this weekend, the Newcastle Golf Course is offering two rounds of golf at four different golf courses with their membership fees. April 11,1984 TAUNTON POOLS Présents Their Spring Seminar Featuring: • 35 mm Film Presentation • Question Period • Pool Openings • Spa Chemicals • Pool-time Chemicals ONE NIGHT ONLY Wednesday, April 18th 7:30 p.m. Spas 9:30 p.m. RED BARN AUDITORIUM 172 Wayne St., Oshawa TAUNTON HD UJ _J Ô (0 ■ > (C UJ UJ O u E w y ï i- WAYNT: s CO Telephone 571 -0189 FREE ADMISSION FREE COFFEE DOOR PRIZES EVERYONl WILCOMK • BRING A PRIIND Awards Presented to Afternoon Curlers BANTAMS -- The Flying Dutchman Major Bantams lost the playoff series to Simcoe, three games straight. Congratulations on reaching the finals, have a good summer and see you next season. Flying Dutchman Major Bantams Lose Three Straight to Simcoe Team GOLF -- Opening day at Bowmanville Country Club is tentatively scheduled for this weekend. Phone pro Bruce Welsh at 623-2671 for information. information. KAWARTHA DOWNS -- Harness racing fans will be delighted to learn that Kawartha Downs opened its twice weekly schedule last Thursday with post time at 7:30. They will have races Thursday and Saturday from now until Dec. 8th and you'll probably run into Grant Wade, Director of Public Relations and formerly of Newtonville. THE CORPORATION OF THE' TOWN OF NEWCASTLE You are invited to participate in MARKETPLACE '84 May11,12,13 at the PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX This is an opportunity for all groups, agencies or private businesses to set up exhibits to show thousands of tourists and people of Durham Region what the Town of Newcastle has to offer. If you are interested in setting up a display to promote your product or if you wish to submit promotional materials for the municipality's exhibit, please contact Jane Lunn or Joe Kennett at 623-3392 or 987-5039 before April 13,1984. Please note that the sale of products or selling of , raffle tickets is not permitted. This is an information showcase only. GET INVOLVED! Jane M. Lunn, Program Director. The Ladies Afternoon Curling League closed out its season with presentations presentations last week at the Bowmanville Curling Club. Martha Hogarth presented presented the President's trophy to the winners of the 3rd Tuesday schedule. They are, from left to right, Marg Geisberger, Lorraine Lever, Marilyn Simser and Jean Belfour. The winners of the 3rd Thursday schedule were Ruth Stainton, Lorraine Lever, Helen Connolly and Audrey Stephenson. The winning rink is shown above receiving their award from president Martha Hogarth. This year's winner of the Sportsmanship award was president Martha Hogarth (centre). She is shown above receiving the trophy from last year's winners Lorraine Lever and Jean Balson. ' \\\ mwiTii AVifiiiTiiiTiiitiVi t i tmiitJilil Mi tiMitililil iVAfiiiiiiiliM .*1*1*1 ffiiiitilrit tWi ffl MHZ VALUABLE COUPON CUP and SAVE $5.00 Off Any Item Over $19.95 (except sale items) Coupon Valid Until Sat., April 21st P O-OJllW V V QV1AW Q Q y 0 Q 9 VW|f 9-tj V VUUy W ^ Wti'S 42 King SI. East 623-3211 Bowmanville Open Until 9 p.m. Thurs. und Fri. Master Card and Visa Honored for your Convenience The Flying Dutchman Major Bantams were defeated on Saturday in Simcoe by the close score of 2 - 0 thus being eliminated three games to none in the All Ontario "A" Championship. Simcoe Lions now travel to Elmira to play for the overall A grand championship including including the M.T.H.L., N.O.H.A. and the host team of Woolwich. Woolwich. We wish them much success in their endeavor. The game was very fast speed and the boys played . their best with a lot of heart, coming close on several occasions occasions but couldn't get the puck past the Simcoe net minder. They can certainly be proud of the fact that out of 28 teams across southern and eastern Ontario they were the second best of the year. Their record this season is very impressive and indicates the high calibre of the term. They played 71 games with 56 wins, nine losses and six ties. They scored 407 goals and had only 157 scored against giving the goalies Smith and Webster a _2.2 average on the season!! The team entered five tournaments, tournaments, winning three and losing two. Brian Noble was the top gunner for the team with 97 goals and 100 plus assists! Many people were involved in making it a great winter for the team, both on and off the ice and the players wish to extend many thanks again to the Flying Dutchman for their great sponsorship, John James and the "Statesman" for their super coverage, the town merchants involveid in the "Player of the Week" award, Charterways who supplied the bus for the trip to Simcoe and last but not least the fantastic fans who supported supported the team all season. In closing, I would like to say thank you to each and Council Ontario should become officially bilingual, according according to a resolution passed by the city of Vanier, Ontario. Ontario. But Newcastle council apparently disagrees. In a resolution to all municipalities of Ontario, the city pointed out that numerous Ontario municipalities municipalities have already declared declared themselves officially bilingual. The resolution also noted that the prime minister of Canada has requested that Ontario officially recognize bilingualism for the province. province. Therefore, the city of Vanier requested that Ontario's Ontario's premier act on this request and introduce bilingualism. The resolution was received received for information when it appeared on the agenda of Newcastle council council Monday. This means that no action will be taken to endorse Vanier's resolution. resolution. every one of the players and their coaching staff of Brian Taylor, Harvey Webster and Henry Downing for giving me the opportunity to do the team writeups for the newspaper. It was a great experience and a labor of love to be able to cover such a super team. Good luck in your endeavors this summer whether it be hockey, golfing or summer jobs, enjoy the summer vacation and see you in the fall. (L.L.) Game Summary Period 1 - Simcoe - 2:08. Penalties - Bow. - Gallant (roughing) 13:19, Bow. - Downing (tripping) 9:09, Simcoe (Interference) 8:27, Bow. - Lever (Interference) 4:51, Bow - Gallant (roughing) :31. Period 2 Simcoe - Power Play 3:52. Penalties - Simcoe (slashing) (slashing) 14:10, Bow. - Noble (high sticking) 11:54, Simcoe - (high sticking) 11:22, Simcoe (tripping) (tripping) 6:40, Bow - McArthur (holding) 5:38, Simcoe (hooking) :20. Period 3 No scoring. Penalties - Simcoe - (roughing) (roughing) 7:52, Simcoe (hooking) 3:53, Bow. - Noble (hooking) 2:49. Score - Simcoe 2 - Bowmanville Bowmanville 0. In net - Smith (for three). Shots - Bow. 14, Simcoe 20. Penalties - Bow. 7, Simcoe 7. CHAMPIONS -- Partner's Plumbing defeated Newcastle Lumber 3-2 in the Newcastle Town Hockey League, to win the championship recently. Goal scorers for Partner's were Brian Anderson, assisted by Bill McPhee and Doug Rickard, Bill McPhee from Brian Allin and Brian Anderson. Britt Murphy was in goal for the winners, with Tim Vanstone for Newcastle Lumber. Scoring for the losers were Don Rowley assisted by Gord Blaker and Steve Dunn and by Don Ogden. Winning coach honors go to Earl Foster. CURLING -- Congratulations to Mike Trudeau of Bowmanville who was a member of the winning curling rink of the "Left Handed World's Spiel" held in Oakville, April 5-6-7-8th. Winning all their games, they played off on Sunday against a team from Nova Scotia, to win the "world" title. Council Briefs Special weeks to honor the town's senior citizens and volunteers have been arranged by Newcastle Community Care. Volunteer Week has been set for April 22 to April 28, while Senior Citizens' Week will be observed June 17 to June 23. Newcastle council has agreed agreed to help Community Care promote these events by formally declaring both Volunteer Week and Senior Citizens' Week in the town of Newcastle. Town council has asked that authorities do everything everything possible to remedy the problem caused by access access to pornography by telephone. telephone. In a letter on council's agenda Monday, the City of Thunder Bay expressed the fear that young people have access to a 60 second por nographic message by dialing dialing a toll-free number. A committee of municipal government inThunder Bay has passed a resolution stating that communications communications authorities be informed informed of their strong displeasure displeasure with the growing problem of solicited obscene phone calls via U.S.tolI-free numbers. Newcastle council has endorsed endorsed this resolution. Town council has declared declared May 13 to May 19 as Suicide Prevention Week. A request for a special designation designation to help publicize this week came from the Distress Centre of Durham Region. 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