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l l 10 Tin-* Canadian Slate.snuin. Ilowmanvillc. June 7, 1989 ert-m 623-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Sam's Finer Foods unleashed a relentless 13-hit attack last Tuesday night, routing Ellis' Shoes 15-2 in town softball action. For the second night, Sam's received a brilliant effort from Dick Stata on the mound. Bob McManus, who paced the winners with a double and two singles in five trips is now hitting an impressive 538. Blaine Pickard (2 for 5), Bill Bales (2 for 4). Brian Bradley (2 for 2) and Dick Stata (2 for 4) completed Sam's 13 hit performance. Ellis's three hits were by Jim Coyle, Ted Lcvck and A1 Woodlock. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Members of the Newcastle Lakers senior men's hardball team include: Steve West, Dean Cox, Bob Sliantz, Bcrnie Alldred, Doug Taylor, Dr. Peter Marieuse, Mike White, Gary Cox, Doug Rickard, Paul Jones, Mike McGregor, A1 Pears, Graydon Moore, Terry Sarginson, Tim Walton, Jamie Wright, Mike Carman, Bill McCullough and Timm Jenkins. WINS ALL-ONTARIO TRACK MEDALS --Nicole Dc- vonisli, a student at Bowmanvillc High School, has won two gold medals in the recent All-Ontario Track and Field Championship held in Etobicoke last week. Nicole placed first in the junior level 100 metres and 200 metres. She also won a silver medal in the triple jump. Some of the other participants in the OFSSAA meet from BUS included: Michelle Devonish (4th in 200 metre midget and 9th in 100 metres); Patrice Lawrence Lawrence (10th in 400 metres and lltli in 200 metres) and Paul Slonehouse (6th in steeplechase). The girls' relay team placed eighth in the all-Ontario meet. PERFECT SCORE AT SENIOR PUBLIC SCHOOL MEET -- Congratulations to Jeremy Allin who achieved a perfect perfect score of 50 points in the track and field meet held Thursday, June 1st, at Bowmanvillc Senior Public School. Jeremy placed first in five events. PARTICIPACTION CHALLENGE -- Results from the Participation Challenge which took place on Wednesday, Wednesday, May 31st, were not what they might have been. The Town of Newcastle was third, in terms of participation participation levels, among the municipalities of the Durham Region which took part in the fitness event. Our rate of participation was 35 per cent. That's down somewhat somewhat from 1988, but still a respectable showing. There's always next year! PEACOCK LUMBER LTD DURHAM REGION'S WOOD SPECIALISTS IN HARDWOOD & SOFTWOOD LUMBER DRY KILNS & DRESSING FACILITIES INCLUDING CUSTOM MADE TRIM; HARDWOOD & MARINE PLYWOODS AS WELL AS A COMPLETE STOCK OF BUILDING MATERIALS x ÎI WHOLESALE & RETAIL 725-4744 IF BUSY GALL 725-2831 328 RLTSON RD. N. OSHAWA WIT CORRECTION NOTICE In last week's edition of the Canadian Statesman and Newcastle Independent it was advertised in the Taunton Pools ad that credit was available up to $30,000.00. This was incorrect. It should have been $3,000.00. We regret any inconvenience this error may have caused. FRED'S AUTO BODY Specializing in Unibody, Front Wheel Drive Superior Collision Repair • Clear Coat Available Expert Refinishing • Insurance Claims Come In -- Free Estimate Courtesy Car Available 163 Base Line Rd. Bowmanville 623-6353 SPORTS Newcastle Swimmers Compete in Novice Championship ijEPpjigjr:.7..,.. jilushb GEMINI CLUB REPRESENTED AT SKYDOME -- Nine girls were picked from Gemini Gymnastics to participate participate in the opening ceremonies of the Toronto SkyDome on June 3rd. Bowmanville members of the Gemini Gymnastics at the opening ceremonies were Richelle Hollis and Courtney Wood. They were part of a group performing a rhythmic gymnastic routine alongside 800 other Ontario athletes who presented "A Salute to Fitness". The girls were from the Advanced Recreation Division of the Club. The Newcastle Aquatic Club novices swam May 27 and 28 at the 1989 Central Region Novice Championships Championships in Richmond Hill. Local swimmers came home with saven gold medals, 15 silver medals and nine bronze medallions as well as a high points trophy in the 11-12 boys' age group. All of the swimmers set some personal best ever times, Shown in this photo are (front row from left): Lisa VanHatten, Alison Eeuwes, and Tara Arnott. Back row: Amanda Aasen, Joy MacPherson, Toby Limebeer, and Carla Werry. Absent from the photo are: Marianne Leslie, April Missons, Craig Pingle and Erica Becker. Senior Public School Students Win Track Medals Generals Tie First Game of New Season The Bowmanville boys ball hockey league is now into the league games. The Generals play in the junior league. On Monday, May 29th the Generals played against the Knights, this was a hard game for the Generals as they only had eight players. The final score was a 4 to 4 tie. The Generals came out fast, picking up the first 2 goals of the game. Ian Taggart Taggart got the first goal with Shawn Whalen getting the assist. The 2nd goal was scored by Travis Hazelton with Ian and Ryan Branni- gan getting the assists. The Knights scored the next goal of the game. Ian then scored the 3rd goal for the generals with Shawn getting the assist. assist. The Knights scored the next 3 goa'.i to take a 4 to 3 lead into the last minute of the game. The Generals pulled their goalie and went with the extra attacker. Ian connected for the tying goal with Shawn and Craig Schumacher Schumacher getting the assist. Les McCrory played his first game in net. The Generals are looking ahead to a fun season. The players on the Generals' team are Shawn Whalen, Les McCrory, Michael McCrory, Ian Taggart, Shawn Linton, Mike De- Blois, Steve Brinkman, Mathew Mathew Oliver, Jeremy Oliver, Craig Schumacher, Ryan Brannigan, Tyler Boulianne, Byron Harnum and Mike Read. The coaching staff are Les McCrory, Jack Bentley and Joel Siebenga. Lioness Girls Win Twice Over Whitby The Lioness Girls Soccer team opened their season with two victories, downing Whitby Bay Sports 2 to 0 and then the next night defeating defeating Whitby Canadian Tire 8-0. The Lioness Girls are competing in the Durham Durham Girls' Soccer League which consists of teams from Whitby, Oshawa, Pickering and Bowmanville. Scoring for Bowmanville were Sarah Couch 5 goals, Tracy Michaud 2 goals, and Kim Bates, Hannah Whatley and Karen Seto 1 goal each. This year's team consists of Sarah Couch, Kim Bates, Vicky Tompros, Tanya MacIntyre, MacIntyre, Melissa Cookson, Hannah Whatley, Tracey Michaud, Carolyn Watters, Monique Kraayvanger, Dae- lan Judd, Julie Axford, Karen Karen Seto, Jessica Knoop, Cathy Cathy Johnson, and Sharon Seto. Bowlers Receive Awards i » L r & h ill 1 1 tf ? u Senior Champions: left to right -- Chert Richards, Captain Stephen Brown, Marcy Sutherland and ab- ' sent, Jeff McFceters. The Ken's Men's Wear Senior Youth League Championship Trophy. \ A Senior Runners-up: left to right -- Leigh MacAr- - thur, Captain Sandy Snowden, Deanna Wright and ■ a member of the Bowmanville Optimist Club to pre- 1 sent the trophy donated this year by the Club. Absent" team members, Randy Mulder and Paul Leaman. 4 r i i T If Junior Champions: left to right -- Ryan McKee, Mike Drummond and James Robinson, front row, Andrew Andrew Break. Absent -- Brock MacArthur, Julie Gus- ' terson. Received the J. Murphy Annual Mixed Trophy. These students from Bowmanville Senior Public Schodl captured medals in the school's track and field meet held Thursday, June 1. In the front row are: (from left) Kevin Shortt, Marcia Corey, Jessica Barrie, Jacqueline McAra, Jay Mothersill, Charlie Hargest and Sherry McHoim. In the back row, from left, are: Jason Thompson, Tanya MacIntyre, Sarah Black, Sarah Sarah Couch, Jason Moore, Ryan Stewart, Collin Taggart, Taggart, Andrew Allaire, and Faye Logan. Absent are Kathy Kathy Smart and Jeremy Allin. New Season for Darlington Soccer On Wednesday, May 24, lifts: The Darlington Youth Soccer and the Bowmanville Mosquitoes garnet Vesuf United Soccer Club got off to Grahams IGA 7- Tyrone a kicking start last week, 0 , Orono 3- Erv Brooks Pe- with games in all six dm- tro Canada 0, Hampton 9 - S10 n S- 09 .1 U. n JO Checkers Variety 4, Ne On May 23rd the 7 and 8„ tie 4 - Manvers 0. Newcas- year old Squirts results had Lange's Photo Lab 3 - Shoppers Drug Mart 2, Courtice B 11- Orono A 2, Beaver Lumber 9 - Heavey haulers 0, Tyrone 6 - Solina 0, Newcastle B 4 - Newcastle Newcastle A 0. May 23 Also had Bantam games played which resulted resulted in Flying Dutchman and Lindsay playing to a 2-2 tie and Van Dyke Realtor defeating defeating Orono 11 to 0. Thursday, May 25 - Pee Wee game results: Old Tyme Fish & Chips 4 - Tyrone 2, Bun King 6 - Oshawa 0. Also the 9 and 10 year old Atoms games were played throughout the week: Newcastle 3 - TVrone 2, My Apothecary 4 - Bow. Jug City 4, Hampton 6 - Re Max Reality 3, James Insurance 3 - Bow. OHEC Local 1000 - 1, Orono 7 - Delta Faucet 6. The Executive of the Bowmanville United Soccer Club would like to thank the sponsors and James Publishing Publishing for their continuing support for another year. See you at the game. TIRE SALES INC 576-1220 KUMHO STEEL BELTED RADIAL 781 ALL SEASON 299 Dean Ave., Oshawa Junior Runners-up: left to right -- Kristen Killens, Buffy Rodgers, David Dean, absent -- Shaun Wolfe, Heather MacCheyne. Received the Junior Mixed Annual Annual Runner-up Trophy donated by Legion Branch 178. ike Snider s Play Ball Tips #7 1 BUNTING The hunt Is ;i nient offensive weapon. You can use II lo advance the hascrunnnrs or to (id a.lilt. Always work on huntlnti as pari n! halt inn practice. Willi (In: square around position both fool pul'll toward tin: pittimr. even with tin: front of tlo: plate. Keep your tent In the baiter's Imx. £ Your lop band slides loosely up the liai and lakes a pencil prlp. You should lean forward, knees sllflhtly lient... J Clmnne I be hat apple will) your lop band and (liildi! Ilm bal In the ball AI contais, poll your hands buck softly lo your body to cushion Ilm ball's linpncl. liir more liiinriuntlou on I'idm Canada Play Hall, phiiim Mliiil-Siiii-SSM. Sponsored by Canadian Tire -- Bowmanville Church Street --623-2518 Bowmanville Toro Minor Hockey Association The B.M.H.A. is now accepting coaching applications for the 1989/90 season. COACHES ARE REQUIRED FOR THE FOLLOWING: - Novice - Minor and Major from Atom through Midget - Juvenile - Girls Junior and Intermediate teams Coaches and players from within the boundaries of the Town of Newcastle proper are welcomed. 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