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I I 6 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, Mav 30,1984 [ sport- ftlk tti-ttOi FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Alfred Samells was elected president of the Bowmanville Figure Skating Club at the board of directors meeting held on Monday at the home of Mrs. Ross Richards. Vice-pres. is Frank Blunt, Sect'y - Mrs. Richards and Treas. Mrs. Wm. Lycett. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- The Bantam boys trophy in the Youth Bowling League was won by Kevin Aide, Peter Brinklow, Brian Hammond, Hammond, Ryan Sutcliffe, John Rozema and Peter Kennedy. COLGATE GAMES -- Aspiring women's track and field athletes are encouraged to enter this year's Colgate Women's Games being held at the Etobicoke Centennial Stadium, Saturday and Sunday, June 16th and 17th. According to Frank Mann, the Meet Director, this year's event will feature over $13,000 in Grants-In-Aid of Education awarded to girls in four age categories ranging from 10 years to 16 years and older. There are also medals awarded for first, second and third place finishes, tote bags for finalists and free T-shirts for all entrants. This makes the seventh running of the Colgate Women's Games, the largest track meet for women in Canada. The two-day event will feature twelve events from 100 metre dash to hurdles, long and high jumps, shot put to 3,000 metre run. Events for girls for 16 years and older are held on Sunday, June 17th, and all other events will be held on Saturday, June 16th. All events are organized and sanctioned by the Ontario Track and Field Association. NONQUON RACE -- For information on the annual Canoe the Nonquon Race this Saturday, June 2nd, phone 985-7134. RACQUET BALL -- Two area ladies have been doing very well in the fast growing sport of racquet ball. Nancy Jackman Gilchrist of Bowmanville and Elaine Sheridan of Newcastle have just competed in the National Championships in Quebec City. Nancy reached the semi-finals in Ladies "C" and Elaine finished in the top eight of Senior Class "C". Both are now ranked in the top eight in Canada. In early May Nancy won first place in Ladies "B" at the Molson Classic held in Oakville. In the Provincial competition in Toronto, Nancy placed second in Class "C" and Elaine finished third in Ladies Senior Open. At the Whitby Racquet Club championships, Nancy won the ladies singles and teamed with Elaine to win the Ladies doubles. LABATT'S TOURNAMENT -- Billed as the world's largest fastball and slowpitch tournament, Labatts will host this event on June 29-30th and July 1st at London, Ontario. For entry forms write Box 2700, London, Ontario N6A 4H6. Deadline for entries is June 6th. JUNIOR BALL -- Tonight, Wednesday, the Orioles will be at home to Whitby at 6:15 and on Sunday, June 3rd to Cobourg at 4:15. Both games at Soper Creek Park. WHAT A WEEK! -- There'll be plenty of action for everyone at Kawartha Downs on May 31 and June 2. May 31 brings the season opener for Ontario Sired 3 year old Trotting Fillies. The estimated gross purse exceeds $30,000. June 2 sees the' renewal of the Canadian Tire Pace for $5,000. Last year, De Santis shattered the Track Record with a 1:56 3/5 clocking. In addition, Canadian Tire money can be used for cash at Kawartha Downs on June 2 (parking, admission, programs, concessions). 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 Hardwood & softwood plywood. MILL and YARD Specially 328 Rltson Rd. N., Oshawa Custom Milling 725-4744 THREE PITCH -- The Welcome Port Hope Optimist Club is looking for teams to play in their mixed 3-pitch tournament June 22 and 23, 1984 at Wladyka Park, Port Hope. Proceeds for minor baseball and other youth activities in Port Hope and area. For more information contact Don Parsons 885-8713 or A1 Wilson 885-2913. Winning Team Honored at St. Joe's Bowling Banquet The annual banquet for members of the St. Joseph's Bowling League took place Saturday, May 26, at the Memorial Park Clubhouse in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. The year's winning team includes, from left: Wayne Till, Rolene Hayes, Denise Curr, Linda Sutherland, Mike Powers, and Allan Tibbies. Tibbies. By Dick Budel Opening week for the Newcastle Newcastle Soccer Club proved to be very pleasant as our club won all three games in which it was involved. The opening salvo was fired by our Virtue Fuels Pee Wees as they downed Hampton 4 - 1 in Hampton on May 22nd. The score does flatter our boys somewhat as Hampton was always in the game and it was two goals late in the game that finally assured the victory. Colts' goals came from Mike Tait, Jeff Koopmans and a pair from Mark Vanderhey- den. The entire team played well and showed remarkable cohesiveness for so early in the season. On May 23rd, the Kraco Atoms opened at home against Ontario Hydro and came up with a big 6 - 0 victory. All the Regional Soccer News Saturday, June 161k Newcastle Village and District Historical Society will present Newcastle's Bicentennial Ball the Gala Event of the Season 15-piece BIG BAND SOUND OF "The Royals" from Cobourg Period costume oroptional dress $25 couple-Prizes and lunch Contact any member for tickets. Available also at Stedmans and Pautne's Specialties, Newcastle boys were up for this game and they held the Bowman -ville squad to only four shots on goal, giving goalie David Budel an easy shut-out. Goal scorers for Kraco Contracting were Benjamin Vanderheyden and Steven Miller with two each, and David Brink and Dale Foster with one each. The K of C Squirts opened at home on May 24th and also posted a shut-out, 3 - 0 over the Hampton Squirts. Adam Connaghan, Shawn Stephenson Stephenson and Tyler Sokoljuk managed to score despite the handicap of having to play in ankle-knee deep grass. The calibre of soccer was actually surprisingly good considering the condition of the playing field. Our two Mosquito teams will begin the season by playing against each other on Monday, May 28th. That will be an exciting battle. By the way, • we have a couple of openings for Mosquito age players (11 and 12 year olds) due to the fact that several boys have dropped out. If you are interested interested phone me at 987-5429. A reminder to all parents and players! If you still have a uniform from last year that you haven't returned, please do so as soon as possible. We are still missing a large number of uniforms that are needed right away. We will not be able to keep registration costs as low as they have been if every year we have to replace replace 30 percent of the uniforms uniforms because people don't return them. I don't want to charge $25 per child for registration, registration, versus the current $12, but that is what it is going to come'to. So, come on people, let's check those closets! We are still suffering from a lack of officials and really, need some help in this area. If you can help please call me. And now to the upcoming attractions: Thursday, May 31 - K of C Squirts versus J & J Sharpening Sharpening at Bowmanville High. Monday, June 4 - Town Sports Mosquitos at Newcastle Newcastle versus Lange's and Port of Newcastle at Tyrone II. Tuesday, June 5 - Virtue Fuels Pee Wees at Tyrone. Wednesday, June 6 - Kraco Contracting Atoms at Solina. Hampton Soccer By J. Gardner Youth soccer starts again in Hampton for the summer months. On IVfay 22nd, the Pee Wee team (ages 13 and 14) ; hosted a team from Newcastle. Newcastle. The visitors dominated the game with their strong offensive action. There was no score at the end of the first half due to excellent goal tending tending and many good defensive plays. Early in the second North Courtice Students Win at Bowling LEASE A NISSAN/DATSUN 300ZX OR MAXIMA Ü NISSAN Maxima, the loaded luxury sedan that offers offers everything plus economy. Discover the awesome feeling of the all new 300 ZX sportcoupe with T-bar roof. Get the feeling of total control. $ 879 LIMITED OFFER per month plus tax Lease based on 42 months months with 90,000 free kms. Optional down payment of $2,500 cash or trade required. required. Buy back options available. All makes and models, flexible terms and rates. MIDWAY MOTORS 1300 DUNDASST. E. (HWY. 2) 668-6828 WHITBY The annual baseball game between students at the North Courtice Public School and the Lions Golden Age Bowlers was won by North Courtice students. students. Representatives of Courtice North are shown here with Charlie Van- stone, of the golden age bowlers, Back row, from left, includes: Nancy Colli Colli ss, Tammy Potter, Brian Bickcll, Charlie Vanstone, and llandio Pike. The back row, from left, consists of Dale Ibbolson, Lee Ann Vandcnlnirg, and Tim Aldridge. half, Newcastle scored the first goal on a penalty shot, followed by a second goal. Scott Hanthorn scored one goal for Hampton, but Newcastle Newcastle came back with two more, giving a final score of Newcastle - 4, Hampton -1. On May 23rd, the Atoms (ages 9 and 10) travelled to Courtice High to meet the Toy Box of Bowmanville. The Toy Box's only goal was scored during the first half on a penalty shot. Then Richard Bateman scored for Hampton to tie the game. Neil Gerrits scored a super goal for Hampton Hampton by returning the goalie's' kick, kicking the ball in midair midair into the corner of the net. Richard Bateman scored again for Hampton on a well- executed pass from Brandon Osmond. The final score, Hampton - 3, Toy Box -1. On May 24th, the Squirts (ages 7 and 8) travelled to Newcastle. Although both teams worked hard and with great enthusiasm, only Newcastle Newcastle was able to score. The final score Newcastle - 3, Hampton - 0. On May 24th, the Tykes (ages 5 and 6) held their first practice at Hampton Junior Public. It proved most interesting interesting for both children and parents. On May 25th, the Mosquitoes (ages 11 and 12) journeyed to Bowmanville to compete with Langes in an entertaining and closely-matched game. Bowmanville Bowmanville began the scoring with two goals. Then Hampton scored one goal, and Bowmanville Bowmanville scored another during the first half. Hampton scored the only goal of the second half, but were unable to come up with a tieing goal. Bowman- ville's three goals were scored by Richard MacCheyne and Hampton's two goals were scored by Chris Albin. "State Farm LIFE insurance..." from the same family insurance agent who takes care of your car. home and boat insurance . ... who knows your family, knows your lifestyle. DON IRVINE 623-4482 108 Waverley Rd. Bowmanville STATE FARM Insurance Companies Canadian Head Offices Scarborough. Ontario Ask me about LIFE insurance, the State Farm way. Keep Canada Beautiful BOWMANVILLE LAWN BOWLING CLUB Opens for season May 28 BOWLING EVERY EVENING AT 7:00 p.m. JITNEYS TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS REGULAR MEMBERSHIPS Men $35; Ladies $25; Youths under 17 $5 NEW MEMBERS WELCOME For further information telephone President Treasurer Peter Bathgate Bryan Hughes 623-3917 623-6799 A'VBlIaO MOBILE CONCRETE SERVICE MIXED ON SITE LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES TOP SOIL ALSO PIT RUN • 2" STONE SAND FILL • % CRUSHED STONE MASONRY SAND PATIO and POOL SAND SATURDAY DELIVERIES OSHAWA SAND & GRAVEL SUPPLY 725-0232 Solina Rd. N. (1 mile north of Hwy. 2) These students from the Courtice North Public School recently won bowling bowling trophies which were presented at the annual banquet of the Lions Golden Age Bowlers. From left are: Brian Bickell, Tammy Potter, Bill Kelly, Nancy Colliss, Randle Pike, Stephen Conroy, Rick Greathouse, and Harry O'Reilly. The trophies are for top bowlers, sportsmanship, and most-improved most-improved bowler. 'Tktf %,id& IT'S A COLOURING CONTEST MAY 15-JUNE 15, 1984 IT S AS EASY AS 1-2-3 TO ENTER. 1. Just have Mom or Dad pick up a colouring poster at any participating TURBO station. 2. Return the completed poster to the TURBO station where you picked it up. 3. Winners will be announced JUNE 25, 1984 (one winner in each category from each location) <8> Prizes 3-5 years 6-8 years. 9-11 years. iFAMiurs oi iuiiiiu resources lid. are noi uigiiile iu cniehi