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( i 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. June 10, 1987 FLASHBACK -- 25 Years Ago -- Umpires and officials for this season's opening game in the six team softball league in Bowmanville included Ziggy Benkowski, Ace Richards, Snuffy Hunt, Paul Chant and Ab Barnes. FLASHBACK --10 Years Ago -- Members of the winning winning team in the Liberty Belles bowling league include include B. Sierhuis, 11. Bundle, Capt. M. Pearce, M. MacDonald, MacDonald, P. Limn, L. Tripp and J. Thertell. JUNK FOOD? --When you haul that salmon out of Lake Ontario, don't be in a hurry to put it into the frying pan. The 1987 edition of the Guide to Eating Ontario Fish was released May 22. It lists species of fish which are safe to eat, and in some cases gives recommendations on how many fish of a particular size and species and location may be safely consumed. The booklet indicates that what you might be digging into is a veritable cornucopia cornucopia of chemicals. The guide tested sports fish in more than 1,400 locations in Ontario inland lakes, rivers and the Great Lakes and found metals, Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCB's), mi rex, dioxin (2,3,7,8 -- TCDD), Dichlorodiphcnyltrichloroethane (DDT) and other pesticides. pesticides. This year, two new contaminants, tetra-ethyl lead and toxaphene have been added to the list. The guide lists fish according to species, lake, size and for what substances they were tested. Copies can be obtained obtained free of charge from regional and district offices of the ministries of the Environment, Natural Resources Resources and Northern Development and Mines. They can also be found in June at Brewer's Retail and LCBO stores while supplies last. THREE-PITCH -- The Kendal Eagles' Three-Pitch Tournament will be held June 19 and 20 at Kendal Park. There is no age limit and family teams are welcome welcome to register. There must be an equal ratio of Women to men on each team, and there is a registration fee, with cash prizes going to the winners. Contact Gerry Thompson (983-5297) or Ralph Kennedy (983- 9387) for more information. HORSE TRIALS -- The Bethany Hills Hunt is hosting the 6th Annual Horse Trials on June 13 and 14, 1987. Some of Ontario's finest equestrians and future Olympic Olympic hopefuls will compete in a One Day Event including dressage tests, a cross country course and stadium jumping. Spectators new to Horse Trials are advised to dress for the weather as there are no luxuries such as covered viewing areas. Above all, wear comfortable footwear and be prepared to enjoy a day in the country watching a unique and exciting sport. Activities begin at 8:00 AM and run continuously until 3 PM. Refreshments Refreshments are available. The event is located at the junction of Hwy. 35 and 115 at CFRB farm. MORE HORSING AROUND -- The Hoskins Stables will run their Summer School Horsemanship Course June 29 to August 21, with each course lasting two weeks. Students will learn riding, grooming, horse care and management. For more information call (416) 986-5558. BRUSHING UP FOR GAMES -- The 10th annual Colgate's Colgate's Women's Games will be held at Etobicoke Centennial Centennial Stadium June 20 and 21. Four seperate age groups (10 & 11, 12 & 13, 14 & 15, 16 and over) will compete in 29 events. It is the largest track and field meet in Canada, annually attracting over 2,000 entries. Competitors will come from across Canada, the United States, Bermuda, Australia and the People's Republic of China, including reigning Chinese national champion champion and junior record holder in the 800 metres, Lin Zhenlan. All events begin at 9:30 AM. FORE! -- The Oshawa Jaycees are sponsoring a charity charity golf tournament for the Durham Regional Multiple Sclerosis Society at the Thunderbird Golf Course, June 16th. Among those participating in the contest will be composer Hagood Hardy, NHL players Dan Daoust, John McLean, Dale DeGray, Joe Cirella, Greg Johnston and Dave Reid, CFTO broadcaster Tom Gib- ney, Oshawa Generals Sean Williams, Jeff Daniels and Brent Grieves, and musicians from the group Chalk Circle, Derrick Murphy and Brad Hopkins. n Start time will be 1 PM, with a casino at 6 PM and dinner at 8PM. Master of ceremonies will be CFTO's Glen Cochrane and Oshawa's Superfan, lawyer Terry Kelly. For more information, call Lloyd Fenemore - (416) 434-6131 or Mr. George Somerville at (416) 576- 5700. RAFFLE --In conjunction with the M.S. Cup golf tournament tournament there will also be a raffle, first prize being a trip to Jamaica, and second prize one week car rental. Tickets are available from any member of the Durham Regional Chapter of the Multiple Sclerosis Society, the Oshawa Jaycees and the American Express Travel office office at the Bay in Oshawa. There will be a booth in the Oshawa Shopping Centre from Wed. June 3 to Sat. June 6. and from Thurs. June 11 to Sat June 13. lKmii <_Anyan "Drop by and see me today!" F COWAN pawnee BOWMAWIUE ON 7 166 KING STREET EAST BUS. 623-3396 RES. 623-7405 Sales Representative Annual Muscular Dystrophy CAR WASH D/on Plains Shell 186 King St. E., Bowmanville Saturday, June 13, 1987 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. $5.00 Every ticket entitles you to a FREE DRAW Sponsored by The Bowmanville Firefighters Randy MacDonald Places Fifth in Player's Challenge MacDonald accidentally shifted from third gear into fourth, and dropped behind the fourth-place car. "But I was only three- tenths of a second behind the winner (Richard Spenard)," he says. "In fact, I was ahead of him for seven or eight laps before he passed me. It was an excellent excellent day." MacDonald will get his second test of driving in Montreal next weekend, at the Labalt's Grand Prix. He admits to a little nervousness. nervousness. "I've never even seen this track before," he said. "I'm going to have to learn it pretty quick." Celebrity Tournament Hampton resident Randy MacDonald, 24, squats beside his Cliff Mills Pontiac Firebird after a practice practice run on a drizzly Mosport morning. On Sunday, by Jeff Hubbell "I'm not really looking forward to racing in the rain," said 24-year-old driver Randy MacDonald, after taking his Cliff Mills Pontiac Firebird for a practice practice run on a wet and slip pery Mosport track, Friday June 5. MacDonald, a Hampton resident, was preparing for a race on June 7, his first GM/Player's Challenge Series event. The weather Randy placed fifth in his race. was unco-operative, with pouring rain changing to fine drizzle during the morning run. "I need all the practice I can get. If the track is dry, I'll feel good. I've never raced in the rain." first Player's Challenge Police Raise $28,000 for Special Olympics Officer Ron Klosinski, of the Durham Regional Police, catches his breath with wife Debbie and son Ronnie after running one kilometre carrying the Special Olympics torch June 3. The run was the prelude to the Special Olympics floor hockey tournament being held in Toronto. The torch was carried by policemen policemen from Ottawa to Toronto. Fourteen men from 16 Division carried the flame from the Hope/Clark boundary to Townline Road, Oshawa. MacDonald's career as a race driver began when he was 16, roaring aroud the oval track in stock cars. Last year he attended a special school for potential drivers, a three-day regimen of learning to be smooth and consistent on the track. Racing invokes images of glamour and celebrity, but MacDonald says that isn't so. The reality for most is scrambling-to get sponsors and some media attention. The profile is not as high in racing as it is in some other sports. But despite the fact he holds an engineering degree degree from the University of Waterloo, he is willing to undergo the tribulations of the track. "In Canada, it's pretty tough," he says "It's not really really a respected career here, unlike some ■ other sports. For a lot of guys racing's racing's a hobby. To try and make a profession out of a hobby is not easy. You have to consider service and sponsors. It's serious business. business. "The marketing mechanics is a pretty big part of it," he says. "That's usually the complaint of young and new drivers. Tf I only had a sponsor.'" Like other cars racing at Mosport, Randy's resembles resembles a 150 mile-per-hour billboard, a score of sponsors' sponsors' logos tacked prominently prominently over its silver-grey body. But the sponsors were forgotten forgotten briefly on Sunday when the race began, on a dry track. For Randy MacDonald, the race was successful beyond expectations. Out of a field of 37 drivers, he placed fifth, and could very well have finished third had he not made what he termed "the super goof." Closing on and trying to pass the third-place driver, On Tuesday, June 16th, 1987, the Durham Regional Chapter of the Multiple Sclerosis Society and the Oshawa Jaycees will host the First Annual M.S.Cup Celebrity Golf Tournament and Dinner at the Thunderbird Golf Course in Ashburn, Ontario. Proceeds from this event, will be for the benefit of Multiple Sclerosis. This year's major sponsors are Molson's and Seagram Coolers. Those celebrities confirmed confirmed at this time are: Entertainer, Entertainer, Hagood Hardy, Television Television and Radio Personality, Chuck "Spyder" Jones, Tom Gibney - CFTO News, N.H.L. players : Dan Daoust - Toronto Maple Leafs, Dale DeGray - Calgary Flames,' Greg Johnston and Dave Reid - Boston Bruins, Joe Cirella and John McLean - New Jersey Devils and three time world Superstar champion, Brian Budd. There will be a shotgun start at 1:00 p.m. and participants are requested to report at least one hour prior to that time,Following the golf, there will be a casino and a dinner/ reception in the Thunderbird Thunderbird Dining room beginning beginning at 8:00 p.m. The Master of Ceremonies for the evening will be Glen Cochrane from CFTO TV and the guest speaker will be Oshawa lawyer, Terry Kelly. The registration fee will be $100.00 per person or $270.00 for a threesome which includes greenfees, power carts, prizes .and dinner. If you wish to attend the dinner only, there are a few spaces open at a cost of $25.00 per person. There will be a number of prizes plus a chance to win a first class round trip ticket for two anywhere in the world Air Canada flies for the person or persons who get a hole in one. For tickets and/ or information, information, please call Mr. George Somerville at (416( 576-8913 or Mr. Lloyd Fenemore at (416) 434-6131. TIRE SALES INC. 576-1220 TRISUN rw All SEASON 296 Desn Ave- 0 MAYTAG by Jeff Hubbell The Durham Regional Police Force did their part for the Special Olympics. In fact, their efforts last week raised approximately $28,000 towards the games for the physically and mentally mentally handicapped. On June 3,14 officers from 16 Division carried the Special Olympics torch from the eastern boundary of Durham Region to Tow- line Road, Oshawa, where the flame was passed on to members from 17 Division of the Region. The weather was warm and humid, but it didn't slow the progress of the police. In fact, they were a full half-hour ahead of schedule by the time they reached Oshawa. "The guys are running a little last today," said officer officer John Payne, as he waited for Ron Klosinski and his escort of police motorcycles, cars and camper to come up the hill a kilometre from Townline Road. "They're a little quicker titan we expected." The officers were allowed to take five minutes per kilometre. They easily FRED'S AUTO BODY • Specializing in Unibody, Front Wheel Drive • Free Gravelguard, with complete paint jobs • Superior Collision Repair • Expert Refinishing • Clear Coat Available • Strlpework • Insurance Claims ' Come In -- Free Estimate • Courtesy Car Available 163 Base Line Rd. Bowmanville 623-6353 broke that limit. The run was held to raise money for the Special Olympics, Olympics, and Durham Region led the rest of the province of Ontario in terms of number number of participants and money raised. As of Monday, Monday, June 8, the unofficial total amount for all of Durham Region was approximately approximately $28,000 with an estimated $6,000 of it raised in 16 Division's sphere. All of the 122 police, involved throughout Durham Region were volunteers, and all were off-duty. "The torch was handed' over to Metro Police (alter leaving Durham Region) then to York, and was taken down to the University. There were six torches in all, from different places in Ontario, all converging at the same place," said Staff Inspector Donald Martin. "Durham Region had about 15 officers in the group that ran around Queen's Park and then to Varsity Stadium, where the games wore held." 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NEWCASTLE FITNESS--The YWCA will lie offering a number of activities in Bowmanville for people interested interested in getting a little exercise. There will be a 10-week general workout course beginning June 17, a 10-week Karate class for people 8-18 beginning June 29, and a 7 and 9-week general fitness session also beginning June 29 and 17, respectively. Squirt Soccer News The Bowmanville Lions of the Squirt Division started their soccer season on May 19, 1987, and after three games they showed great spirit, winning all three. Their first game in Orono saw the host team score two goals in the first 10 minutes. The Lions then recovered from their nervousness and scored the next seven goals for a 7 - 2 victory. Goal scorers were Niki Defreitas with five goals and singles to Ryan Jackman and Chris Pot. Good work by midfielders Chris Baumhauer and Erik Griffin. Karl Wiener also played a good game, and set-up the first goal. Lions won their second game on May 26th against host Newcastle II 7 - 0. Chris Pot worked hard in this game scoring two goals, as did Chris Baumhauer, scoring a goal from 20 meters out. Other goal scorers were Niki Defreitas with three goals and Ryan Jackman with one. Also playing well were Rebecca Taggart, Gavin O'Donnell, Jason Lange and Karl Wiener.. On June 2, the Lions downed the Bowmanville Cheetahs 8 - 0. Excellent ball control and passing was the result of their best performance to date. Goal scorers were Niki Defreitas with five goals, and singles to Jason Lange, Jeremy Forsey and Chris Pot. Ryan Jackman and Jeremy set up a couple of goals and played well. A great performance performance by Chris Baumhauer as he controlled mid-field with help from Chris Pot and Gavin O'Donnell. Erik Griffin on defense and forwards Rebecca Taggart and Karl Wiener also played well. Striker Niki Defreitas is off to a fine start, in fact, everyone is working and having a lot of fun doing it. Lions team members for 1987 are: Adam Aitchison, Chris Baumhauer, Niki Defreitas, Kevin Donovan, Mike Edey, Greg Farrington, Jeremy Forsey, Erik Griffin, Kevin Hockett, Ryan Jackman, Jason Lange, Gavin O'Donnell, Chris Pot, Rebecca Taggart, Lindsay White and Karl Wiener. Head coach is George Pithie and assistant coach is Michael Defreitas. Have a good season. Darlington Oldtimers 9 Soccer Club Highlights This past Sunday morning, the Darlington Over 30's travelled to Ajax to meet the Ajax Warriors. Ajax played the gracious hosts as Darlington Darlington moved the ball around at will resulting in an early goal by Geoff Taggart. Mid way through the first half, Darlington Darlington went up by two goals when Pete Schoonderbeek broke free of his defender to beat the Ajax keeper. Ajax did have their chances in the opening half but were stopped from any results by the local's defence and the strong, reliable reliable goal keeping, including a penalty kick save of Dave Taylor. The second half had Darlington double the score with goals from Geoff Taggart and Simon Van de Groote- vheen from the penalty spot. In the first three games of the season, Darlington have an equal number of wins, while out scoring the opposition opposition 20 - ;2, with Dave Taylor collecting two shut puts and Geoff Taggart collecting 11 goals. This Sunday, Darlington Oldtimers host the Cobourg Generals at Darlington Arena, kick off at 10:00 a.m. PEACOCK LUMBER LTD.l 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 Specialty 328 Rllaon Rd. N., Oshawa Custom Milling 725-4744 CEREAL: FROM FIELD TO BOWL After you tell them milk comes from a cow, do the children ask "Where does cereal come from?"? First you might want to check the box on the table. There's a big difference between the colorful commercial commercial "cru nchies" and the cream of wheat, or oatmeal_porridge that may have been our first cereal experience. Here's what is done to a typical commercial breakfast breakfast cereal: The kernels of grain are stripped of their bran and germ. Sugar, colorings, colorings, flavoring compounds, compounds, and synthetic vitamins vitamins are added and the whole mixture (usually with water added) is called a slurry. The slurry is put into an extruder, a machine with a specially shaped hole at one end, and is heated to very high temperatures. Under great pressure, the slurry is forced out of the extruder, extruder, like icing from an icing bag, and sliced into little shapes. The "cereal" is then carried on a stream of hot air to where it is sprayed with oil and sugar to coat and keep it crisp. Add milk to a bowlful of this and, according to the package, you've got a good dietary source of protein. (Note: milk alone is considered considered a good dietary source of protein.) There arc commercial cereals on the shelves that don't massacre the grain to quite this extent, and more consumers are resisting the advertising and the children's sugar cravings long enough to buy a more nutritious cereal. For those who arc trying, here's some information to help guide you. Whole grains are the seeds of various grasses, including oats, wheat, rye and others. These seeds consist of three main parts: the germ, the bran and the endosperm. The germ is rich in B vitamins, vitamins, vitamin E, protein, minerals, carbohydrates and unsaturated fats. The bran is the outer covering of the grain. It is an important important source of fibre. The endosperm composes the bulk of the grain and it contains mostly starch and incomplete proteins. Unfortunately, Unfortunately, the endosperm endosperm is the part of the grain most often used in commercial grain products. products. Whole grains arc available available in health food stores and can be gradually incorporated incorporated into our diets in many tasty ways. Try brown rice, wheat berries, bulgar, buckwheat or kasha if you'd like to adventure adventure away from the traditional grains, 'courtesy of the Canadian Health Food Association and this newpaper. Spiiiisnml by J9e €>lbe $ealtfj SMjoppe I If) King Si. W. Bowmanville Telephone 623-6222