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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 18,1984 Section Two Oshawa Team Wins Lawn Bowling Tournament The annual Victoria and Grey Ladies' Doubles from Victoria and Grey Manager John Hinman. Tournament was held last week at the Bowman- From left are: skip Dorothy Nicholson, vice-skip ville Lawn Bowling Club, with a team from Celia Wigg, Rena Bathgate, president of the Oshawa capturing the trophy. The winning team Ladies' Section of the Bowmanville Lawn Bowling is pictured above as the skip receives the award Club, and Albert Mavin, drawmaster. Molson Challenge Series Matches Toronto Blizzard II Molson Ontario Breweries Limited will once again provide the top amateur soccer players in Ontario with an opportunity to test themselves against the NASL Toronto Blizzard II in the Molson Challenge Series '84. In five games this summer in Southern Ontario, the Blizzard II will challenge local soccer association all-star teams. The schedule is: Monday, July 13 - 8:00 p.m., Civic Stadium, Ottawa. - Blizzard II vs. Motor City Soccer League All-Stars. Monday, July 23 - 8:15 p.m., Club Heidleburg, St. Catharines. - Blizzard II v$ Niagara Soccer Association All-Stars. Monday, July 30 - 7:30 p.m., Wayne Gretzky Sports Centre, Brantford. - Blizzard II vs. Brantford Falcon Selects. Monday, August G - 6:30 p.m., T.B.A. (most likely Caton Sports Field), Kingston. - Kingston and District All- Stars. Monday, August 13 - 8:00 p.m., Marconi Field, London. - Elgin/Middlesex All-Stars. John McMahon, director of Canadian development for the Blizzard said that the Molson Challenge Series is achieving the goals that it has set for itself. "I'm delighted with the program. The improvement in the local teams is fantastic. The Series is great for the amateur players and great for the professionals as well." McMahon said that he feels the greatest accomplishment Df the Challenge Series thus far is that three of the players From last year's Blizzard II squad have now moved up to join the Blizzard first team. "The beauty of the Blizzard playing so many tough games against the local all-star teams is that by improving the reserve players, the players on the Blizzard first team have to stay sharp because they know that there is a youngster right behind them waiting to take their place." McMahon said that the Blizzard II Challenge matches are often the high point of an amateur soccer association's entire season, and as such, give players who otherwise PLEASE TAKE A NUMBER The popularity of the Vz YEARLY SALE at MURRAY JOHNSTON'S MEN'S WEAR AT 8 SIMCOE STREET NORTH almost makes us consider that option. BUT PEOPLE ARE NOT NUMBERS at MURRAY JOHNSTON'S Vz YEARLY SALE that starts Mid July - they are very smart individuals and are treated as such. REMEMBER THE PLACE AND DATE -- MID JULY -- MURRAY JOHNSTON'S MEN'S WEAR. Murray Johnston (oshawa) Limited 8 SIMCOE ST. N. Downtown Oshawa 725-4511 © might not have much direction in their soccer, a goal to work towards. The Blizzard II is coached by former international player 36 year old Colin Toal. Under Toal, the Blizzard II has gradually become more of a development team than an actual first team reserve squad. In this way, the Blizzard organization is constantly blessed by an excellent pool of developing talent. McMahon's hope for the Challenge Series '84 is that another player will follow in the footsteps of Bill Johnson. Johnson, 20, is the only player to have successfully made the jump from the local select team to the Blizzard II. "One year he played against us on the Hamilton and Dundas select teams, and the next year he was playing with us," said McMahon. Helping young Canadian soccer players like Bill Johnson come closer to reaching their potential is what the Molson Challenge Series '84 is all about. ®gSIiS|s fOBt 815 ' WATCH YOUR CAMPFIRES AND SMOKINO MATERIALS I Sidewalk Sale Computer Package Special More Than Fun and Games TRS-80 Color Computer 16K Extended Basic Includes: Data Cassette Joysticks Plus 310 Quality Programs Educational -- Games -- Business 3 Days Only -- July 19, 20, 21 Special Package Price $299. 95 Zaxxon Computer Game Play Offs Saturday Morning Only -- July 21st 7:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Trophies for best scores -- Plus valuable prizes AUTHORIZED DEALER: r Radio /hack Bowmanville Audio-Vision 20 King St. W. Telephone 623-2312 !»'. DIVISION. TANDY ELECTRONICS LIMITED Strong Cast Headlines Arbor's Second Play Arbor Theatre's second play of the 1984 season opens this Wednesday, July 11. We Can't Pay! We Won't Pay! by Dario Fo, one of Europe's greatest political satirists, is a riotously riotously funny farce about two zany Italian housewives who accidentally accidentally get caught up in a supermarket demonstration to protest rising prices. In the confusion, they 'steal' some groceries without paying. They then spend the entire play trying to hide their deed from their husbands, we well as the police. Arbor's production production features three returning faces, as well as a group of strong newcomers. Bernard Hopkins returns to Arbor this year after his acclaimed performance in last season's production of The Caretakers. Mr. Hopkins comes here from directing two Shakespearean productions; The Merchant of Venice for the Iowa Shakespeare Festival Festival and A Midsummer Night's Drearn for the New Shakespeare Shakespeare Company in London, England. He will have the tough task of playing no less than four roles in this production: production: a police sergeant, an inspector, an undertaker and an old man. One of Arbor's most popular actors, Paul-Emile Frappier returns to play the lead role of Giovanni, the unionist worker. Mr. Frappier will be remembered remembered for his role in Arbor's Last of the Red Hot Lovers, Twelfth Night, and The Drunkard and recently performed performed in the Manitoba Theatre Centre's production of Much Ado About Nothing. Alison MacLeod returns to the Arbor Stage hard on the heels of performing in this season's opening play Relatively Speaking. Ms. MacLeod has a great deal of experience at many regional theatre's across Canada, including the Kawartha Summer Theatre in Lindsay. She plays the role of Margherita, the weak willed friend of the play's main protagonist Antonia, played by newcomer, Victoria Snow. Ms. Snow comes here as a recent winner of the 1984 DuMaurier "Search for Stars" contest and a leading role in the Sudbury Theatre Centre's production of Witness for the Prosecution. She has also appeared in leading roles at Stratford Festival and many other theatres. Michael Caruana rounds out the cast as Giovanni's best friend Luigi. Mr. Caruana recently played in the Adelaide Court Theatre's acclaimed production of I Am Not A Legend; the story of Vince Lombardi and has made numerous appearances on CBC television productions. We Can't Pay! We Won't Pay! will be directed by Arbor's Associate Artistic Director, Don Shipley. Recently appointed as Artistic Director of the Grand Theatre in London, Ontario, Mr. Shipley has a long history of association with such theatres as the Belfrey in Victoria and the Vancouver Playhouse; as well as both the Stratford and Shaw Festivals. This hilarious comedy on rising prices runs until July 28 at the air-conditioned Wenjack Theatre on the campus of Trent University. Tickets are available at the Arbor Box Office on the corner of Aylmer and Simcoe (Formerly the YWCA), or at the Theatre each evening: For phone reservations call 748-3111. Farmers will New Store Opens in Bowmanville Mall Benefit from Agricultural Work Project by Catherine Denny Close to 1000 farmers will be benefitting from the Agricrew Agricrew program this year. The project, organized by the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Agriculture, is designed to provide farmers with extra help during the peak periods while giving students students a challenging summer summer work experience. Odd jobs such as weeding, haying, picking stones and general clean-up chores around the farm are just a few of the many jobs the Agricrew Agricrew team can perform. The crews are composed of four students ranging from 16 to 24 years of age; each is screened and trained before starting the job. The groups, made up of one foreman and three crew members, must come equipped equipped with their own boots, work clothes, and lunches. Excluding travel time and lunch breaks the kids work a 40 hour week making anywhere anywhere from $3 to $3.85 an hour. Transporta tion to and from the site is provided by the. foreman who also takes responsibility responsibility for overseeing the crew and making sure that the job is done correctly. This year there has been increased emphasis placed on the formation of special crews in which one of the members is mentally handicapped. handicapped. This project began in 1982 with four special crews and because'Of its success, has presently expanded to more than ten crews which Shades Plus is the name of Bowmanville's newest interior decorating store. The business was launched on Saturday, July 14, with a ribboncutting ribboncutting held at the store, located in the Bowmanville Bowmanville Mall. As the name suggests, Shades Plus offers offers a complete range of vertical and Venetian blinds. It also provides decorating essentials such as wallpaper, place-mats, comforters, and pine furniture. The store will bring samples and colors to the client through its shop-at-home service. In addition, there are displays and further information information available at the shop. Bowmanville Regional Councillor Marie Hubbard and Durham East MPP Sam Cureatz presided over the 'ribbon-cutting, along with store owners Ginette Morin and Donna Love. From left are: Ginette Morin, Mr. Cureatz, Mrs. Hubbard, and Donna Love. TELEPHONE 623-6555 JOHN MANUEL, C.G.A. Income Tax and Related Accounting Services 118 King St. E., Suite 2 Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 1N4 are allocated across the province. 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