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/ The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 1, 1980 7 Bicycle Rodeo Held at Waverley School g -:/• ' ! y* . .iL--i i - WtJverley Public School held their annual bicycle rodeo on Thursday, September September 18. The contest, which stresses bicycle safety, was open to grades four thrdugh six with in excess of 50 children participating. From left: Nine-year-old Steven Chalmers placed third and received a new pair of handle bar grips; Mr. John Reid, principal; Brad Read, age nine, won ribbons and hub shinners for placing second; Shannon Rea, 11, placed first and received The Art Wishnowski Bicycle Safety Award. Shannon was presented with the award by Jason Wraight, grandson of the late Art Wishnowski. Mr. Wishnowski was a long-time crossing guardiat the school and the award was donated in his name. Cdn Tire Atoms Dump Ajax The Bowmanville Major Atoms, sponsored this year by Canadian Tjire, defeated the Ajax-Picketing Major Atoms 7-1 in an exhibition game played 1 in the Memorial Arena on Saturday, September 27th. Collin Taggart opened the Ladiés Monday Night Bowling : September 22nd, 1986 l'eam Standings NancyLiving -10 pts., 11,496 pintail; Jackie Braybrook -10, 10,862; .Diana Thompson - 8, 10,887; Shiela, Roberts - 7, 10,734; Linda- Bryant - 6, 10,943; Nancy Evans - 5, 10,831;/ Jean! Harness - 5, 10,7171; Joan/Ard - 5, 10,708; Sharlene Dehart - 5, 10,585; Heather Westlake - 4, 10,875; Wilma VanOoor - 4, 10,437; JudyWillan/3,10,791. Hlfh Single Sharlere Dehart 286 Hijh Triple LinddBryant711 scoring for the Toros, after being set up by his centreman Steve Deblois and defenceman Jason Crosbie. The visitors tied the score at the 12:11 mark of the middle - period, only to have Crosbie come right back with the eventual game-winning tally, assisted bÿ Ryan Ferguson and Mark Bradley. Chuck Carr sent the "Tiremen" a- head 3-1 when he scored on a play engineered by Crosbie.. Steve Deblois picked up an unassisted goal at the 7:00 mark. - Defenceman Sean stops. Triple F Bowling J. Rozeina - 11, D. Vander- meer - 7, N. Vanabbema - 6, A. Atkinson - 6, P. Glas- bergen - 6, H. Vandergaast - 6, D. Vanabbema - 5, A. Mulder - 5, C. Van- niejenhuis-5;N.Bakker-3. HIGH SINGLES LADIES: Nel Vanabbema - 230 HIGH SINGLES MEN: Bill' A JOHN iUGHES PRODUCTION Ifie's Videos and Books Ltd. 5f King St. W. 623-5897 Bowmanville ' announce their Anniversary and the celebration of the hot new release "Pretty In Pink" on Sat., Oct. 4th Wear something pink and get a free prize! Movies for Sale Free Coffee and Cake Balloons - Posters •vxV ? V \ imr coupon $1.00 OFF Any "Top 30" Audio Music Cassette Valid unlil Oct. 4th, 1986 h COUP P N J $1.00 OFF Any reg. or High Grade T-120 Scotch Blank Video Tape Valid until Oct. 4th, 1986 New! Alfie's Punch Rental Packs fittiout coupon j We're open Mon. - Tues. 10-61 13 KINO STREE1 Sat. 10 to 8 , Sun. 12 noon to 5 SPORTS Buster's Oldtimers Opens New Season Port Hope Panthers Thump Bowmanville Eagles Brown scored a good solo effort effort to give his club a 5-1 advantage. Just 11 seconds were left in the period when Ryan Robinson scored on a clever passing play orchestrated orchestrated by Deblois and Collin Taggart. Taggart. The final goal of the game came off the stick of Doug Parkin, with the assists going to Jason Hoffman and Jeff White. The goaltending duties were handled by Jamie Doyle and Steve Oke, with both lads coming up with some good ■ I by Robert E. Stiles The Newcastle Busters Old- timers opened their season on Sunday, September 28, with a 2-2 tie against Bowmanville Sunrise. The first period saw Busters having the edge in play and they came ' up with the only goal of the period when Dave Roote dented the webbing in back of Bob Crawford at 2:24, assisted by Terry Graham and Sandy MacDonald for a 1-0 lead. The rest of the period saw Cam Wilson and Bob Crawford keep the shooters off the scoreboard. The second period saw much of same up and down hockey with the goalkeepers making the big saves. Busters made it 2-0 at 13:11 when Bob Stiles scored on backhand shot after taking a pass from Dave Roote in the corner, with Terry Graham also doing some corner work for an assist on the play. This ended the 2nd period scoring. Busters had 2 penalties with Dave Roote and Sandy MacDonald being the bad boys. The 3rd period saw Sunrise putting in a little more effort which paid off at the 5 minute mark when Norm Lansing scored when he slid the puck under Cam Wilson, assisted by Jim MacDonald to narrow Busters lead to 2-1. Sunrise kept up their attack which paid off when Warren Pemberton Pemberton scored at 14:13, assisted assisted by Ron Potter to tie the score at 2-2. Both teams had their chances during the rest of the game but had to settle for the tie as both Cam Wilson fqr Busters and Bob Crawford for Sunrise held their ground. Bob Stiles Jr. and Troy Foster looked after the refereeing duties while Darrell Darrell Burke did a good job at the timekeeping. Players for Busters were: Goal: Cam Wilson, Defence: Jim Hutchison, Stan Bosak, Brad Finucan and Doug Cole; Forwards: Jerry Dist, Ron Hooper, Phil Fox, Terry Graham, Dave Roote, Sandy MacDonald and Bob Stiles. Next game will be Sunday, October 5th at 11:30 p.m. THE YUKKIËS / ®p\ / PsJ Please put us in our place! USE US! Vroom- 266 HIGH TRIPLE LADIES: Trix Vandergaast - 612 HIGH TRIPLE MEN: Bill Vroom - 628 HIGH AVERAGE LADIES: Nel Vanabbema - 210 HIGH AVERAGE MEN: Art Atkinson - 210. Port Hope Panthers' goalie Guy Foster stopped Panthers won 9 - 2. The Sunday night score was all but three shots in an exhibition tilt in more respectable at 4 - 3, with Port Hope coming Bowmanville Sunday night to defeat the Eagles for through in the final minutes of the game for the the second time in exhibition play. On Thursday, victory. Red Eagles Lose Two to Panthers by DanMoriarity The Cowan Pontiac Bowmanville Bowmanville Eagles played two games against the Port Hope Panthers this past week in a rematch of last year's first round playoff matchup in which Port Hope surprised the Eagles, who were heavily, favored, by winning the series 4 games to 1. Round 1 of the rematch was in Port Hope on Thursday evening where the home team prevailed by a score of 9-2. The Eagles, however, were playing without the services of many of their top players and, Sunday evening's game would give a much better idea of the teams relative strengths. The Panthers drew first blood on a short-handed goal early in'the game when Shawn Kelly fired.-®-; hard shot just inside the post' to beat Eagle netminder Travis Martin. Scott Heard tied the score at the 14:29 mark with assists going to John Young and Kelly Armstrong. Newcastle Honors Golf Club Winners Kelly Balson gave the home team a 2-1 lead just 31 seconds into the second period. Gord Rodgers set Balson up all alone in front of the net and Kelly merely waited for Panther goalie Guy Foster to go down, skated around him and deposited the puck into the empty net. A defensive miscue allowed two Panther forwards to go in on goal alone and tie the game at the 8:24 mark of the second period. Scott Heard scored what appeared to be the winning goal for Bowmanville with 7 and a half minutes left in the game with a bullet drive just inside the post on a pass from Bob McCann. So far this year the achilles heal of the Eagles has been defence and this game was no exception. Leading Leading with less than two minutes remaining, the Eagles could not hang on, allowing two goals to snatch defeat from, the jaws of victory by a score. of 4-3. It was, however, a fairly solid performance for the team just three games into the exhibition season. The Eagles' next home game is on Sunday at 7:30 p.m., with away games in Cobourg and Little Britain earliei; in the week. CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE PROCLAMATION It is hereby proclaimed that the WEEK OF OCTOBER 6-12 Will be observed as FIRE PREVENTION WEEK In the Town of Newcastle John Winters, Mayor Town of Newcastle October 1,1986 Following are the results of the Member's Club Championship Championship held Sept. 27th and Sept, 28th, 1986 for 36 holes. Men's Overall Low Gross Kevan Goble 80-73-153 Champ A Flite Low Gross Jack Boddaert 79-82-161 B Flite Low Gross Dan Norton 87-78-165 Town and Country Bowling September 14,1986 1st Place - Bob Brown - 12 points; 2nd place - Walter Curr - 10 points; 3rd place - Delores Walkey - 9 points; 4th place - Gloria Wilkins - 7 points; 5th place - A1 Bentley - 6 points; 6th place - Mark Wilkins - 5 points, Roy Hewlett - 5 points; 7th place - Les Hunt - 2 points. Ladies' High Triple - Bonnie Gibbs - 641, Men's High Triple - Steve Zealand - 755. Ladies' High Single - Bonnie Gibbs - 263, Men's High Single - Walter Curr - 288. Ladies' 250 and over - Bonnie Bonnie Gibbs - 263. C Flite Low Gross Randy Fox 89-86-175 D Flite Low Gross Roy Thornycroft 99-97-196 Overall Low Net Ron DeWulf 59-67-126 (Rene Clapdorp Memorial Trophy) A Flite Low Net Tim Oke 74-69-143 B Flite Low Net Eric O'Donnell 74-61-135 C Flite Low Net Dean Trimble 73-65-138 D Flite Low Net Brad Walton 78-78-156 Junior Low Gross Paul Boddaert 92-100-192 Champ Low Net Todd Gray 90-82-172 Ladies' Overall Low Gross Jean Graham 98-101-199 Champ A Flite Low Gross Pat Norton 96-104-200 B Flite Low Gross Ruth Whyte 110-114-224 C Flite Low Gross Carry Brideau 118-110-228 Overall Low Net Gillian Jurchison 75-65-140 A Flite Low Net Laura Blight 74-74-148 B Flite Low Net June Taylor 81-78-159 C Flite Low Net Majorie Losier 83-73-156 "KRACO" Carpentry & Contracting Newcastle 987-5400 Registered Builder pf Custom built homes and general carpentry IR-200Q SUPER ENERGY EFFICIENT HOME BUILDER FRED'S AUTO BODY - Complete Collision and Rust Repair ■ Professional Paint Work ■ Competitive Rates - Free Estimates ■ Insurance Claims - 11 years experience 163 Base Line Rd. Bowmanville 623-6353 Cowan Pontiac-Buick Ltd. "Gold Key" Employees of the Week v.'^T.nf vrim I ti| hi Ijiii ft . ill; - ï.jiiMfii: Iwiït'ii j; 8|1 # M iihMf 4 mm ..Min Iff - 1:1 ""iL ' ■ Hi ,■ ' M,v HrJs WELDON BROWN Weldon first started selling cars at 166 KING ST. EAST in 1959. Weldon is well known in the Junior C hockey çircles and is once again the manager manager of the Bowmanville Junior C Eagles. Weldon and wife Bernice enjoy travelling in their motorhome during the summer months. Weldon is a long-standing member of the elite General Motors Grand Salesmasters' Guild. DEBBIE KAY Debbie is one of the very few female parts managers in the country; her interest in mechanics as a youngster blossomed into a full time profession. profession. We know there is nothing nothing broken in the Kay household with Debbie and hubby Mel (he's a mechanic) there to fix it. Deb started at Cowan Pontiac as a parts counterperson in 1980. RON MUTTON A small package of dynamite dynamite might best describe this energetic fellow. Ron's many years in the auto repair industry industry coupled with his sincere desire to please, make him a natural for listening and solving solving whatever service problems problems occur. Ron has been a valuable member of our staff since 1976. Bowmanville's General Motors Dealer COWAM PONTIAC-BUICK LTD. BOWMANVILLE -- ONT. 166 King St. East Telephone 623-3396