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FLASHBACK - 25 Years Ago - The Cawker Stables of Bowmanville, climaxed a successful season at Central Ontario Horse Shows last week with a dlean sweep of the saddle and ladies' driving classes at the Roseneath Fair. In the saddle classes the winning horse was "Blossom", a four year old palomino mare, owned by George Cawker, and ridden by his mother, Mrs. T. W esley Cawker. Blossom has been un beaten in any show~ ring this year. In seven classes at local fairs the Cawkers have won seven firsts and three seconds. FLASHBACK - 10 Years Ago - On Wednes- day, Sept. 25th over 100 golfers from a wide area turned 'out for the Annual Shrine Club Tournament at Southview Golf Club. Bob James was winner of the golf tournament, and Ro0n Hawthorne winner of the draw prize. Charles L. Warren, in charge of the event, made the presentations. JUNIOR "1C' - Red Eagles won their first exhibition game against Port Hope, in the "local arena on Sunday evening, by a score of 7-4. This Sunday.evening, at the usual time of Junior '&C"> home games, the team will play Lindsay in the opening game of the schedule. According to reports Bow manville has a promising club who should go f ar ýthis year. BADMINTON - The Bowmanviiie Recreation Department will be offering badminton to any- une wishing to play this season, in the new Bow- manville High Schuol gym on Monday and Thursday evenings. For information cail the Recreation Department. FANS -at the Junior "C" hockey game on Sunday last, were calling for the referees to tighten up on the calîs and put the offenders in the sin-bmn before fights began and injuries were incurred. Many times the question has been asked "why don't the fans corne out? " Maybe the answer to that is, "True athletes and spectators just don't go in for the type of hockey as it is being played today. Some fans seem to enjoy it but let's put a stop now to this type of play and urge the officials to start the season off right and dlean up the game. HOCKEY PAY-OFF - The students of Denis O'Connor Hligh Schooi, Whitby, have come up with a scheme tu make money for their school., They are seiling tickets, which are available from -any student of the school, with prizes of, $300 on each Saturd 1ay home game of the Toronto Maple Leafs or the Muntreal Can- adiens' hockey teams on the exact time the first goal is scored, the last goal or the officiai winning goal. Total cash prizes to be offered amounts to $25,000. "OSHAWA 74" - is the officiai naine of the 530th, anniversary celebratioiis of Oshawa. About 40 people attended a meeting last week to g et the sports committee section off the ground .Alderman Mîke Lisko has been named chairman of the committee and he stated that "sports and recreational" was a more accurate title for the committee. They hope to have diverse special interest groups such as bridge enthusiasts, coin collectors, minor hockey and synchronized swi mming. "Oshawa 74" is in honor of Oshawa reaching 50 years as a city. BASKETBALL - Anyone interested in play- in g in the Men's Town League Basketbail this seasun, contact the president of the league Mike Marshall, at 623-7069, as soon as possible. COME TO THE PARTY DANCE SATURDAY October 13 and every Saturday Featuring the best in recorded music as supplied by Ross Jackman of Bowmanville. You namne it - they'il play it non-stop from 9 p.m. toi1 a.m. Informai, uiiy licensed, plenty of free parking. No cuver - no minimum Corne to Dinner Msi nor Ail Star Hockey Players Roise Nearly '7,500 On Saturday afternoon, members of the Minor hockey Ail-Star teams took to the ice at Memoriai Arena for a tiring Skate-a-Thon that brought good resuits in cash to offset expenses.,Only a few were unable to complete the course, with pledges for the workout totalling close to $7,500. Opening Exhibition Gome Sees Local Jr.,C's Take Port Hope A good crowd was on hand Sunday night at the arena for an exhibition game between Bowmanviiie's Junior "C" hockey team and long time rivais from Port Hope. It appeared that players for most of the game were making certain they weren't going to be outmuscled by their opponents and as a resuit the penalties and confrontations came often. Bowmanville won the game 7-4. This picture shows Bill Wagar scoring one of the goals in the final, period, for the locais. Frank's Pee Wees Lose to Cobourg Tie Markham In a very close game played in Bowmanville on Monday, Octoben 8tb, Cobourg edged Bowmanville's Frank Real Estate Major Pee Wees 3-2 by scoring in the last seconds of the game. Bowmanville took the lead early in the game on a goal by number. 16, Steven Frank, assisted by number 14, Dennis Sobil. Cobourg tied it up and then Bowmanville pulled ahead in the second period on a booming shot by number 3, Paul Cascagnette, on an assist by number 15, dohn Stewart. Cobourg then came back to score while Bowmanville was sbort-handed and put the last one in witb one second left, in the game. Tie Markham 3-3 On Monday nigbt Bowman- ville met Markbam in Bow- manville and came out witYi a 3-3 tie. First blood was drawn by Markbam at 10:35 in the first period. Bowmanville came to life in the second period and scored two unan- swened goals, the first by number 12, Murray Ruddy, unassisted, and the second by number 15, dohn Stewart, assisted by nurnber 6., Greg CURLING. -MEMBERSHIPS- STILL AVAILABLE Fi in the following coupon and mail to: BOWMANVILLE COUNTRY CLUB CURLING, SECTION BOX 40, BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO Name Mr. Mrs. Miss.............................................. Address .................................................... ........1..................... ............ Phone ...... INITIATION FE E - $50.00 Men's Annual'Dues - $60.00 Ladies' Annual Dues- $40.00 Deposit Attached $ ........... Signature...................... BHS Bulletin Hello again! Five members of the B.H.S. Orienteering Club, went to Peterborough on Saturday, Sept. 29, and turned five of the six best times on the whit2 course. We think the club seems ready for more serious competition. Don't you? SLook up in_ the sky, it's a bird, it's a plane, no it's a B.H.S.' rocket. This might have been the exclamation of many people in the Newcastle area on Wednesday, Oct. 3 as theB.H.S. Rocket club held their first successful launch- ing. Twelve in ail were launched, and.ail returned. The Junior football teamn was defeated 13-O by Donevan of Osbawa last Tbursday. Cheer up guys - "We&ve only just begun". On Monday Oct. 1 the junior soccer team was defeated 4-O by Oshawa Catholic. Consider- ing this is a tirst year effort for some guys and the fact, that the difference in the scores is getting smaller, we have higb hopes for the future. On Thursday, Oct. 4, in an exhibition game, the senior girls basket bail team defeated Henry Street 27-24. Our top scorers were dayne Bradley wîtb eigbt points and Cathy MacIntosh with seven points. Our juniors bowever were defeated 24-10. Carnie Pearson deserves mention for ber fine defensive work. The first league games will be played next Tbursday wben Courtice cornes to Bowmanville. The senior football team hosted Henry Street of Witby on Friday, Oct. 5, in an exhibition gaine, and defeated them 7-6, You can't wîn tbemn ail, or can you? Don't forget to buy your Brunt. The third goal wAas scored by number 3, Paul Cascagnette, assisted by numn- ber 12, Murray Ruddy, early in the third period. Markham came back to score two unanswer-ed goals late in the samne period. On Friday night Bowan- ville journeyed to Cobourgand were beaten 4-1. The only goal for Bowmanville was scored by number 4, Wayde Preston, unassisted. Goltending was, ,,hared by Kevîn Gibson and, Mike Buttonshaw, both turn- ing in excellent performia nces. In Sunday's gam-e Dines Major Pee Wees of Oshawa won 3-0, over Bowmanville. ,affle tickets. They are going fast. Witb the "D" Day Octoben 15, the band members are doing thein best to help you to be the winnen. Voice Heard over the hum of' the air conditioner - "Would someone please turn down the beat. " Don't forget to tune in next week, for another èxciting epîsode of B.H.S. Bulletin. Bye tor now! LADIES MAJOR BOW UTL IN G Top 12 Averages' ')nie Etcher 232, Ollie Patfield ý25, S. Cain 208, E. Etchen 208, 1ýern Bnadley 207, Shirley f)avis 205, Marilyn Flintoff ý05, dean Harness 203, Helen )epew 202, Thelma Forrester MO, Minnie Taylor 197, Cecile 3owers 197. High Single :)nie Etchen ............ 327 Higb Triple SDnie Etcher ........... .792 Higb Average Onie Etcher......... ... 232 Team Standings 0. Patfield... -..........il1 0. Etcher........9 F. Bradley ............. 8 F. Draper.............. 8 SCain .................. 6 S. Davis .............5' H. Depew ............. 51 J1. Patfield .. .... .... :...4 N. Evans .......*..-..*..*.-4 H. Rogers ............... -4 D. King .............. 4 d.Tenant............3 Rural Bowling Team Standings' Solina.................. 12 Maple Grove. ...... ..... il Enniskillen ..... .......... 9 Runals .. ý... . ...... ;.....9 Fli-C's .... .............. 8 Tyrone...............8 3alem.................4 Fussells Car Wasb ......3 Top 10 Averages :)on Taylor 234, Briani Martin !28, Keitb McGill 221, Cooney uodman 215, Dick Woods 213, -Ioward Bradley 211,' dohn ?oombes 210,1deil Milîs 209, Iim Coombes 209, Wayne 'oombes 208.ý lligh Singles )on Green 286, D. WVearn 281, 1. Bradley 280. lligb Triples Don Taylor__7Ol, H. Bra.dley 687, C.- Goodman 684. MERRY MAKERS High Average Canolyn Bruce...... .....18 Higb Single Clara Sarginson........ .255 High Double Clara Sanginson ......... 464 200 Gamnes Clara S. 255,209, May P. 236, 225, Doris M. 233, Donotby M. 226, Helen S. 223, Donotby K. 218, Carolyn B. 218,210, Mary Lou 210, Bey. Knight 207, Helene B. 206, Marion N. 206, dune S. 204. Team Standings Helene B ............ ... 8475 VennaS ............... 8132 Marj. P............... 8106 Dorothy M............. 7997 Mary LouT ............ 7997 Clara S.............. >79 Mary H............... 7782 Gloria S...... ... 7414 NESTLETON Friends are pleased that Mn. George Bowers retunned home fnomn Pont Penny Hospi- tai, on Thursday, and Mn. Charles Briggs netunned fnom Oshawa Hospital on Satunday.' Congratulations are extend- ed to Reeve Lawrence Mal- colm of Cartwright wbo has been elected Mayor of the new municipality of Scugog. Congratulations are extend- ed to Mn. and Mns. Lyn Suggitt (nee Wendy Beazer) who wene mannied recently in Prince Street United Church, King- ston. Guests, who attended fnomn Cartwright Township wene Mn. and Mns. Merlin Suggitt, Mn. and Mrs. Ray Suggitt and Mn. and Mns. Lonne Lee. Mn. Ralph Sadien spent several days last week at the Agicultunal Fair at Simcoe whene he was judge of "Ligbt Honse Classes". This week he is judging at Woodbridge. Mn. Bill Briggs, Markbam, was ~ ~ a audyvisiton with Mn. and Mns. Canles nriggs. On Sunday Mn. and Mns. decil Siemon, Hampton, Mn. and Mns. Tennyson Samelîs, Blackstock visited witb Mrs. Vena Mountjoy and called on Mn. and Mns. Briggs. Mn. and Mrs. Richard MacKenzie and Claire spent the weekend with bis'parents Dr. and Mrs. W. F. MacKenzie at their cottage in tbe Halibun- ton Hylands. Mn. and Mns. Grant Thomp son joined with other me=- ens of the family for Sunday Thanksgiving dinnen with Mn. and Mrs. Neil Wenny and family, R.R. Blackstock. Mn. Pres ton 's Corne from Rear To Tie Cobourg Bowmanville Preston the Mover Major Atoms'played their first of three pre-season exhibition games in Cobourg coming up with a weil earned cor-ne from behind three-ali tie Friday night. ,Vaughn Wells scored 'the first goal being in position, to fire in a pass from centre Jon Janack after Kent Wlcox' point shot. Cobourg,scored at the 12 minute mark. Jon Janack got the go ahead wrist shot goal in the second period, assists from linemates Mark Abbott and David Tower. Cobourg went ahead with two goals, first at the 12 minute mark then in the last minute of play. don Janack with his second goal of the game and the equalizer came in the last, minute of play, assists again to linemates Abbott and Tower. In the final analysis it was a very well played game with only one penalty, fast skating and good goaltending by Mike Nolan and a hot hand of Toby Rowe with four key saves in the third period. The Preston Mover crew were pressing to score goals' which all the forwards must do to improve on their offensive game. The major difficulty as Minor Atoms was going on'the attack to score goals. and Mrs. Charles Travis, Toronto and bis sister were Monday callers, with the Thompsons. Over the Thanksgiving weekend Mr. and Mrs. Samn Cawker of Nestieton attended the wedding reception and dance of dune MacDonald of Duntroon, and Paul Carruth- ers of Stayner, held in Duntroon Friday evening. dune is the daughter of Mrs. Keith Wilson, (the former Norma Armstrong of Nestle- ton). Recent visitors at the Cawk- er farm were Mr. and Mrs. Grant Cawker and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Cawker and family ail of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cawker and fam- iiy of'Mil1brooklyMr. and Mrs. Chasý ~Scarbôrough, Mr. Kenneth Caw,ýker of Van- couver,-Mr, Chàrles Huereb of Weston, and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bragg of Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. George Donn- erai were Thursday visitors with Mr. and, Mrs. Terry Macllwain at Wiiiowdale. Thanksgiving guests on Sun- day, with Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wilson were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wilson and Valerie, West Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce TKnaDD. Oshawa.Mrsý Annie MeQuade and Mrs. Rutb Wilson, Blackstock. Mrs. S. Lockyer, of Brooklin, was disappointed that she could not b e present at this family gatbering but unfortunately she, is in the doseph Ruddy Hospital, Witby, as a result of a faîl. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gross and friends from Chat- ham were surprise Sunday, visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Robin- son, Barrie, spent the, week- end wîth bier parents Mr. and Mrs. Balfour Moore. Many Cartwright residents called at the Northcutt-Elliott Funeral Parlours, Bowman- ville, on Saturday and attend- ed the funeral on Sunday in respect for tbe late George Shea.' Sincere sympathy is extended to bis sorrowing wif e and family. Her many friends are pleas- ed that Mrs. Allan Suggitt bas neturned from tbe Western and Hillcrest re-habilitation Hospitals, Toronto, and is now making good pnogress at ber home witb bier son and daughter-in-law,,Mn. and Mrs. Merlin Suggitt. on Sunday aftennoon Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McKee visited witb Mr. and Mrs. dack Wilson, tynone. In tbe evening they were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shea and family at Fleetwood. Mn. and Mrs. Sterling Morr- is and family, Toronto,. visited Sunday aftennoon witb bier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Law- rence Cooledge and remained for evening dnnen. The Bowers Family spent a very pleasant weekend in North Bay as guests of their sister, Mrs. Donotby Chap- man, and attended tbe wedd- ing reception for their nepbew and bis bride, Mn. and Mns. dim Cbapman (nee Wendy LaPlante) atthe home of the brîde's parents. Those attend- ing were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bowers, Tyrone, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bower, Oshawa, Mn. Earl Bowers, Mr. ani 'S. Arnold Williams (dean .-w ers) Nestleton. Mrs. S. Brooks, Bowman- ville, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mai- éôIi nand fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. George Bow- ers were Sunda y evening dinner guests with Mr.anM Mrs. Wilfred Vine and famiiy. Mti. and Mrs. Bert Bowers, dohn and Brian, Oshawa, were evening callens. Saturday luncheon guests'of the George Bowers were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Evans, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Ralpb Bowers and family were Monday callers. Tbanksgiving Sunday after- noon and evening dinner guests witb Mn. and Mrs. Clarke Williams were Mr. and Mns. Doug Fallis and boys, Bowmanville, Scott, Dale and Neil Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Allister New- some and cbildren have mov- ed into the apartmnent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Suggitt. Dr. and Mns. Gordon Fergu- son, Toronto, were recenit callers with Mr. and MrÉ. Bruce Heaslip. Mns. Ferguson is a descendant of tbe Bruce family and bas obtained a histony written by bis mother the late Mrs. David Heaslip. Mrs. Ed. Lawson was a guest, Iast Monday,, of Mr. andi Mrs. Jamèis Mowbray at Windfield Farms, Nortb Osh- awa, prion to the depanture of the Mowbrays wbo will be residing in Alberta on one of the large ranches thene. Mr. Mowbray was manager for la number of years of the Angus Cattie. The afternoon wâs much enjoyed reminiscing and strolling around the green pastures among the dîstin- guished herd of beautiful black Aberdeen Angus Cattie, before the dispersai of the herd at the Oakville Sales Arena. This was like timeS gone by, once aan DEPARTMENT 0F RECREATION COUNTRY &WESTERN Town Hall, Bowmnanville, Ontario SUNDA Y OCTOBER l4th 1973 2:00 p.m. Featuring: Ray MacCauli (Marathon Recording Star) Geraldand Bruce Elliott, Ron Carey, Jîm Hasilan, Dick Bratemore, Carl Leach and Yvonne Wade. 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