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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 13,1989 7 Hockey Legend Speaks to More Than 300 at Rotary Fund Raising Dinner the Rotary dinner here on Saturday, special guest Bobby Orr's memory must been stirred when two copies of Babe Brown's history of his old Jr. A hockey the Oshawa Generals were donated as prizes. £] From Page One from arenas and the Minor League Hockey Association to threaten to cut off grants t;o those communities, f; Mr. Orr, who has fond memories of his years in the Minor Leagues when he played in Bowmanville's old arena, spoke from experience experience when he said: "When Children are having fun, they listen and learn." Mr. Orr continued: "Make sure they know that they just have to do their best. Bobby Orr fell often for no apparent apparent reason at all, Larry Bird doesn't make a basket every time he gets the ball ana, contrary to opinion, Wayne Gretzky does not score every time he gets the puck." Mr. Orr stressed minor sports as being an excellent way for youngsters gain the value of team play.. Learning Learning to respect teammates, officials officials and teachers. "In the business world, they will be team players. They have to learn that there is always BOWMANVILLE UNITED SOCCER CLUB DRAW WINNERS Following arc the winners of the Bowmanville United Soccer Club's lottery, which was held on August 25th, 1989 at the Newcastle Fitness Centre. Congratulations to all the winners. 1. prize ($1000.00 value) Maria Hangano 2. prize ($500.00 value) Brian Ruddy 3. prize ($250.00 value) Forscy Signs 4. to 19. prizes arc gift certificates ($50.00): Erv Brooks Petra Can was won by Byron Bauman Beaver Lumber was won by Walter Lloyd Beaver Lumber (winner's choice) was won by Larry McDonald Checker's Variety (Waverley Road) was won by Marg Conway My Apothecary was won by Larry Dion Heavy Haulers Restaurant and Track Stop was won by Arlene Bonsma Flying Dutchman Hotel was won by Lesley Mullcy Olde Tymc Fish and Chips was won by Jennifer Vanderkooi Graham's IGA was won by Brian Legros Bowmanville Jug City was won by Paul Prophet Shoppers Drag Mart was won by Mary Fletcher Wallace Auto Supply was won by Lisa Scott Lange's Photo Lab was won by Phillis Campbell Bowmanville Bun King was won by Roy Jaffrcy Cowan Pontiac was won by Tom Bickle James Insurance was won by Brian Ruddy 20. to 39. prizes arc certificates for Bowmanville United Soccer Club registration for one child for 1990. Pauiene Gail, David L. Smith, John Lupcl, Austin Milton, Lonna Bennett, Bennett, L. Cathcart, J. Mitchell, Jack Skinklc, B. Ciesuck, Michael Arri- go, Valerie Langley, Sandra Cain, Lee Gladwin, Peter Austin, Bill Pearce, Harry Buhner, G. van Heufclcn, Murrey Hill, Luissa Frich, Henry Kroon. Should you have any questions about your winnings, please contact Wolf Geiger at 623-1356 or Sal Frisina at 623-1204. DROP IN AND SEE OUR NEW DISPLAY OF DRILL BITS WOOD BITS MASONRY BITS ROUTER BITS FORSTNERBITS HOLE SAW KITS RECIPRO SAW BLADES COUNTER SINKS CHUCK KEEPS SABRE SAW BLADES CIRCULAR SAW BLADES MASONRY SAW BLADES Think of us first for all of your building needs. Call For a Free Estimate 983-9167 ORONO FUEL & LUMBER Mayor Marie Hubbard bad just presented a gold medal and silver tray to Skate '88 campaign chairman Garnet Rickard when this photo was taken. Also included in the photo are Mrs. Annabelle Rickard, Terry Kelly and Bobby Orr. somebody better than they are who thèy can learn from. They have to learn to sacrifice sacrifice themselves for the team." He closed by saying that Minor League Sports should "become part of the good memories kids can take with them into parenthood." Bobby Orr was awarded the applause of a returning hero for many remembered the numerous games he played in the old Bowmanville Bowmanville arena. The virtues and values and sacrifices of good teamwork teamwork by the Bowmanville Rotarians and other contributors contributors to Skate '88 was evidenced evidenced when Skate '88 Campaign Campaign Chairman Garnet Rickard announced that over $1,600,000. was raised in pledges and donations towards towards the new complex by the Skate '88 Campaign. Terry Kelly, master of ceremonies, kept the program program moving along with his self-described Irish banter. He generously donated his autographed hockey stick, signed in 1968 by all the Boston Boston Bruins Team, to the arena arena Many thank-you's were extended to those who made outstanding contributions to the complex and to Bowmanville Bowmanville over the years. Among these were Statesman Editor-Publisher Editor-Publisher John James and his family who were thanked for the many projects projects they have generously supported over the years. "It's his fault that we're here tonight. He helped build the first rink and it didn't last long enough."joked Mr. Rickard. Rickard. Ross Stevenson, MP for the Riding of Durham, spoke for all dignitaries assembled when he said: "I'm pleased to be here tonight in this fine building. Congratulations Congratulations to the Rotary and my best to the community in the future." Mayor Marie Hubbard said: "You can see what happens happens when everybody gets behind something. I'm proud of the Rotarians' efforts." efforts." There were draws for door prizes and Babe Brown donated two of her books entitled, entitled, "History of the Oshawa Generals." for this draw. Mayor Hubbard surprised surprised a for-once speechless Garnet Rickard by bestowing bestowing on him the "Gold Medal of Honour" for his untiring dedication to the Skate '88 project. He was also awarded awarded a beautiful silver tray which he dedicated to his wife, Annabelle, for her unceasing unceasing patience and understanding understanding during the many hours he was absent from home during the drive. The evening was brought to a close with the unveiling of the Recognition Plaque by Skate '88. Impressive in size, the plaque carries the names of all those who made the complex a reality through their unselfish giving giving of time, effort and money to Skate '88. Ron Strike, who introduced Bobby Orr, spoke of him as a "hero to many a kid." Those words can also apply to the arena fundraisers fundraisers among whom are the members of the Bowmanville Bowmanville Rotary Club. The arena fund-raisers can, in the words of Ron Strike, "be Bobby Orr was back on his skates Saturday afternoon for the free skate at the Recreation Complex attended by several hundred youngsters and a few adults. Bobby took time to give several youngsters a turn around the ice with him. One of the first prize winners at the Rotary dinner Saturday night was Gordon White of General Motors who won this Olympic '96 cap. proud of being part of the complex where young and old alike can come to enjoy themselves." ' Garnet Rickard summed it up when he_ said: "We're fortunate to'live"in a place where fine people believe in their community." 1 Bowmanville ALL STAR HOCKEY TORO TRY-OUTS for No. 2 Teams till Players Welcome Atom to Midset 1st Try-out FREE Additional Try-outs $4.00 ea. ATOM II BANTAM II Tues., Sent. 19-6 p.m. Mon., Sept. 18 - 8:30 p.m. Sat., Sept. 23-10 a.m. Sat., Sept. 23-3 p.m. PEE WEE II MIDGET II Mon., Sept. 18-7 p.m. Thurs.,Sepf.21 -6 p.m. Sat., Sept. 23-12 noon Sat., Sept. 23-6 p.m. All Try-outs at the Bowmanville Recreation Complex For further information contact: Paul Robinson Ron Haynes 623-3884 623-3668 Paul Jackman Mace Armstrong Goodyear Holds Closing Golf Tournament Closing Day Tournament Winners: Low Gross - Paul Dadson -84 Low Net - Brian Dennis - 66 Closest to Pin on #2 - Ludi Engel. Longest Drive on #5 - Paul Dadson. Longest Putt on # 9 - Jim Geddes. Longest Drive on #14 - Gord Cowling. Closest to Pin on #17 - Ken Green. Closest Chip on # 18 - Don Oke. Team Weekly League Champions - By Points: Paul Dadson, Carl Wie- necke, Nate Casteel, Steve Routh, and Geoff Masters. Team Playoff Champions: Gord Cowling, Ray Myh- er, Rick Hall, Ludi Engel and Lloyd Francis. OSHAWA LITTLE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE builders ot young champions OSHAWA, ONT. Oshawa / Bowmanville Hockey Boundaries 1989 - 1990 Season On September 16th tryouts will commence for all teams in the Oshawa Little N.H.L. Hockey League. There will be full page ads in the "Oshawa Times" and "This Week" in this week to advise times and places for registration. CONDENSED VERSION OF NEW BOUNDARIES Any player, or member of his family, living between Townline Road, known as Durham Regional Road No. 55, and Courtice Road, known as Durham Regional Road No. 34, and who played anywhere in the Oshawa Minor Hockey System last year, is eligible to play in Oshawa. If the decision is made to play in the Bowmanville league this year, you must continue in the Bowmanville system. It cannot be changed. All players living between Townline Road and Courtice Road will have to register register with Bowmanville after this upcoming season, unless this decision is made. Any resident now residing in or moving to property abutting onto Townline Road, known as Durham Regional Road No. 55,. both sides, will fall under the jurisdiction jurisdiction of Oshawa Minor Hockey Association, unless player was in Bowmanville Bowmanville system previously. The residency rule (residing in area) is cut off Oct. 8/89. For further information on the boundaries of the Oshawa L.N.H.L. and the Oshawa Minor, or if you are in doubt about your playing area, please contact: Harry Dyas 728-0912 725-3497 Jerry Johnston 433-8070 579-8020 THEATRE DANCE ACADEMY \J& * e V ittiUitiClC'CC-U For more information 623-7621 Classes now in Bowmanville LOCATION: Bowmanville Lions Centre, Beech Avenue Principal: Barbara Szabunia BAT.D., C.D.T.A., D.E.A. 728-0593 Newcastle Area Evening Classes Bowmanville High School 49 Liberty Street North Bowmanville Fall 1989 PROGRAMS Monday, 7:00 - 9:00 p.m Bunka I (Japanese Embroidery) - T. Boles Cake Decorating (Beginners) Conversational French (Part I) - D. Joe Crochet (Beginners)-T. Chittick Effective Speaking - T. Crookall Hunter Safety - G. Nelson Knitting (Beginners) - V. Stevens Microcomputers (Part I)..: Patchwork Knitted Blanket Making - L. Brooks Photography (Introductory)-W. Hunt Reflexology (Introduction to Ingham Method) - A. Bragg Sewing (Beginners)-C. Durst Small Engine Repair - C. Vacheresse Word Processing -T. Mann Yoga - L. Pawley Room 146 165 221 143 136 217 141 168 215 214 213 166 130 167 Library Tuesday, 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Bunka II (Japanese Embroidery) - T. Boles.. 141 Folk Art., 143 Guitar (Beginners) 146 Quilted Crafts (Hoop Art - Pillows, etc.) 166 Typing (Beginner and Intermediate) - D. Line 171 Registration - will be completed at the first class in the room indicated above, If there is insufficient enrollment, the class will be cancelled. Program Times - Classes begin the week of September 25th, Course hours are 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. except for Yoga (7:30 - 9:30 p.m.) and Photography (7:00 -10:00). All courses are 20 hours in length. Fees - A $40.00 fee is payable at the first class by regular students. Seniors (age 65 and over) pay $20. Payment should be made by cheque. Cheques should be payable to B.H.S. Evening Classes. Refunds will be given at the main office on the first evening only. In courses where supplies are required an additional fee will be collected by the Instructor. Telephone Inquiries - Ruth Canfield, Secretary, will take Inquiries after 4:30 p.m. and on weekends. Phone 623-2839. Please do not phone Bowmanville High School.