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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 1, 1975 M* aMMMMunç mMMMMd M FLASHBACK 25 YEARS AGO - Right-hander Ed Hooper came up with a ao-hit, no-run game at Trenton, on Thursday as Napanee edged R.C.A.F. No. 6 Repair Deport, 2-0 to sweep their O.B.A. Intermediate "B" play-off series, in two straight. games. FLASHBACK 10 YEARS AGO - Mary Ruth Osborne, placed first at Blackstock Fair, in the English Saddle class, riding Duke, a horse owned by David Brent. Carolyn Piper placed second with Blaine Flint's Rocky. Carrole Orme, on her own horse Pride, placed fourth in the yearling halter class. END SEASON - On Sunday, Sept. 21 The Lawn Bowlers wound UD a verv successful year with a club tournament. All the Greens were filled for two 10 end games and the high winner was Jerry Leddy and his partner John Coombes. After the bowling, the annual meeting was held with 30 members present and the officers for the '76 season are, Les Coombes Past Pres., Morgan Lunney Pres.; Harold Bennett, Vice, Clarence Oke, Secretary; Les Langs, Treasurer. The day wound up with a buffet dinner at the club house and things are already underway for a bigger and better season next year when we expect our membership of 47 will increase to 60 or 65. TURKEY SHOOT - The Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters will be the big winner on October 5 when Metro Region Conservation holds its annual Oktoberfest turkey shoot at Cold Creek Conservation Area. Ail proceeds from the popular sports event will be donated to the Fed- eration. This year the Black Spruce Sportsmen's Association is host of the pre-thanksgiving Day turkey shoot, which runs from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (For the benefit of the uninitiated, no - the sportsmen don't shoot the turkeys. They shoot at targets and the birds are the prizes.) Charge for the event is $1.50 per relay, a slightly increased price over last year but the prize turkeys, in the 12 to 14 pound range, are larger than in previous years. A special 410 shotgun event for Juniors has been added to the program this year. Incident- allly, visitors to the area should bring their cameras along, too, since the fall colors should be at their peak at that time. Cold Creek Conserva- tion Area is located midway between Bolton and Nobleton, 2 miles north of the King Sideroad on Concession Road 11. SCHEDULES START SOON'- Hockey sche- dules for the several All Star teams will get underway shortly. At the moment, the coaches are working hard at practices, thinning out the ranks of the players and assigning them to positions where they feel they will be most effective. Bowmanville Junior Cs have already had two exhibition games against Lindsay with more coming up in the near uture prior to regular league play. There are quite a few new faces in the line-up and a new coach. The juniors didn't do too well against Lindsay Muskies but they put up a couple of good battles and certainly should be right in there when they get sorted out. NEED VOLUNTEERS - Coaches, assistants or anyone interested in assisting in any capacity with the Legion Track and Field Club is re- quested to phone Harvey Webster at 623-2612 by this weekend, so that plans can be set up for next year's program. DURHAM COLLEGE - will be holding the Ontario Coaching Development Program at a date to be announced. For information on the three levels of the course, phone Dave Skinner at Durham College. Level 1 - stresses the Theory of the program, Level 2, the Technical Level 3 - Practical Coaching Experience in the particular sport the individual is interested in. GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP DAYS - were held at various times recently, at the Bowmanville Country Club, with the following results; Men's Club champion, won by the defending champion, Butch Stephen, runner-up Geoff Jenkins. Jr. Champion, Steve Hogarth, the defending Champion, Rick James, was unable to compete, as the event was held while he was attending Ontario Athletic Leadership Camp, at Orillia; Jr. Girls champion, Carrie Pearson, a three time holder of the championship;Jr. Boys Net Winner, Dan Strike; Ladies Champion, winner Jean Pratt, runner-up, Marion Lane. Sr. Men's Win- ner, Don Haacke, runner-up Harry Fayle. Con- gratulations to the winners. Recreation Reviews Larry's Sports Win Oshawa Minor Soccer Crown This team of young soccer players from Courtice recently won the championship in the Mosquito B category of the Oshawa and District Minor Soccer league. They are, front row, lef t to right, D. Stewart, J. Meikle, K. Tink, P. Quinn, A. Roberts and D. Neill; back row, Coach C. Herron, R. Lew, S. Muir, D. Bickle, C. Metcalf, P. Herron, E. Osborne and W. Tink, Coach; absent, G. Tink, G. Dreossi, R. Worden and J. Canfield. They are sponsored by Larry's Sports and Marine. Knapp's Major Bantams Spilt Gai The H.W. Knapp Major Bantams started their season by splitting a pair of exhibition games with Oshawa teams. On Saturday, Oshawa's Major Bantam First Team dealt the Toros a 9-5 set back. After a slow start, Knapps mes with Oshawa settled down and played some fine hockey. Wayde Preston led the Major Bantams with three goals while Murray Ruddy and Greg Brunt notched single markers. Paul Cascagnette picked up an assist. Sunday saw Bowmanville skate to a 3-2 decision over the Oshawa Major Bantam Second Team. Wayde Preston and Greg Brunt led the Toros with each scoring once and adding an assist. Jody Ross completed the scoring while Scott Sellers picked up an assist. Kevin Gibson and Mike Paterson split the goaltending duties with each making sone key saves. Toros first home contest is this Saturday at six when Markham comes to the arena. On Tuesday the Oshawa NHL Major Bantams are at the Bowmanville Arena for a 6:30 encounter Youth Bowling TYKES Sodhi 3, Murray 2, Carolyn Connelly 5, Suteiffe 0, Han- cock 5, Kirkton 0, Cathryn Connelly 5, Killingbeck 0. Team Standings Carolyn Connelly 15, Cath- ryn Connelly 10, Hancock 10, Killingbeck 8, Sodhi 8, Murray 7, Sutcliffe 2, Kirkton 0. High Singles D. Hancock 143, Cathryn Connelly 134. BANTAM BOYS Woolley 5, Van Goor 2, Smith 5, Rozema 2, Luxton 4, McLean 3. Team Standing Woolley 19, Luxton 16, McLean 15, Smith 5, Van Goor 4, Rozema 4. High Singles G. Smith 190. High Triples G. Smith 470, S. Woolley 411. BANTAM GIRLS Hancock 7, Tremblay 0, Wright 7, Knapp 0, Luxton 4, Taylor 3. Team Standings Luxton 16, Taylor 15, Han- cock 14, Wright 12, Knapp 4, Tremblay 2. High Singles R. Wright 201. High Triples D. Taylor 444, R. Wright 433, D. Hancock 412, J. Coombes 402. JUNIOR BOYS Sutcliffe 5, Richards 2, Hallman 5, Stacey 2, Crossey 5, Hammond 2, Murphy 7, Stoop 0. Team Standings Murphy 16, Sutcliffe 14, Crossey 12, Hallman 12, Ric- hards 12, Stoop 10, Hammond 4, Stacey 4. High Singles A. Stevenson 210, J. Sheehan 204. JUNIOR GIRLS Fairéy 5, Adams 2, Ingram 5, Westlake 2, Richards 5, Brunt 2, Roberts 7, Rendell 0. Team Standins Richards 19, Ingram 19, Roberts 17, Adams 9, Fairey 7, Rendell 5, Brunt 4, Westlake 4. High Singles D. Rendell 223, W. Brunt 215, J. McLean 209. Men's Swim and Gym Club A Men's Swim and Gym Club will be conducted at the Pine Ridge School from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m. two days a week. Starts on Monday, September 22nd, 1975. Registration fee is $10:00 per person. Women's Swim and Gym Club There will be a Ladies' Swim and Gym Club starting on Monday, September 22nd, 1975 from 1:15 to 2:45. For more information call Mr. Jeffrey Cann at the Pine Ridge School at 623-2582. Registaration fee is $5.00 for 20 lessons. "Teen's Do-It-Yourself Program" "Do-It-Yourself Sports Pro- gram" every Wednesday evening from 7:00 to 10:00 a.m. Play Volleyball, Basket- ball, Tumbling and other activities. A free and easy sports rogram. Starts on Wednesday, September 24th, 1975 at the Bowmanville High School. Men's Flag Football League Men over 18 years of age interested in forming a flag football Jeague, to be conduct- ed by the Newcastle Recreat- ion Department and the Pine Ridge School Recreation De- partment should contact Mr. Jeffrey Cann, Director of Recreation at Pine Ridge School, at 623-2582. Power Skating A power skating course will be held this season on Friday High Triples W. Brunt 581, D. Rendell 539. SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE Reynolds 5, JoAnne Holroyd 2, Lane 7, Murphy 0, Whyte 5, Judy Holroycf 2, Mosher 7, Farrell 0, Brooks 5, Taylor 2. Team Standings Whyte 17, Mosher 14, Lane 14, Brooks 12, Farrell 12, Taylor 11, Judy Holroyd 7, Reynolds 7, JoAnne Holroyd 6, Murphy 5. High Singles L. Taylor 290, J. Barrette 255, M. Reynolds 254. evenings from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. T he ice will be $20.00 for 20 lessons. The seasons will start on Friday, October 25th. The registration dates for this will be Monday, September 29th, Wednesday Oct. 1st Monday, Oct. 6th and Wed., Oct. 8th at the Bowmanville Town Hall from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. in the evening. Pre Schoolers Learn to Skate Every Monday aftern from 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. startY.. Monday, October 20th. Fee is $1.00 per week. Instructors are Mrs. S. Freeman and Mr. C. Tennant. Figure Skating Registration fee will be Beginners $15.00, Juniors $20.00, Intermediate and Sen- iors $25 00. Time will be Monday 4:00 to 8:00 p.m., Wednesday 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. Friday from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. Professionals: Mrs. S. Free- man and Mr. C. Tennant. Al skaters must register with the Canadian Figure Skating As- sociation and must pay an additional $1.00 fee per child. Registration will be held the same dates the Power Skat- ing. Beginners and Juniors Skate on Wednesdays and Seniors and Intermediate skate on Monday and Fridays. Volleyball League We are trying to organize a Volleyball League for Men over 18 years of a e, or maybe a mixed league, depending on the registration. Will be held on Monday and Wednesdays starting from Oct. 20th to March 29th and 31st, 1976. Maybe some of the local firms or Service Clubs may be interested in entering a team. Photography Club - Model Air- Plane Club - Scuba Diving - Weiglht Training and Fitness - Fencîng For ages 14 to 17 years old. For further information call Mr. Jeffrey Cann, Director of Pine Ridge School Recreation Department, phone 623-2582. Wicker basket arrangement of Dried Flowers and Mums $10,00 East: 623-4441 West: 579-1118 North: 728-5159 VAN BELLE Just callone of our Flower Shops for Delivery Courtice Boys and Girls Hold Softball Tournament On Saturday, September 27, the Courtice Park Boys and Girls Softball League held their annual tournament with 116 children taking part. Four junior teams and four senior teams competed for the championships. This year's junior champi- onship went to the Orioles and the senior championship went to the Dodgers. The final standings were as follows: Juniors (6-9 years) - 1. Orioles, 2. Cardinals, 3. Falcons, 4. Robins. Orioles team members - Coach Karen Essery, Andrea Bickle, Bobby Canfield, Susan Canfield, Laura Colwell, Billy Dean, Chris Dreossi, Lee Ann Essery, George Grills, Ian Mixed Major Team Standing Sutcliffe 5-6624, Sheehan 5-6089, Coole 5-5861, Buday B. 4-6198, Haynes 4-5679, Crossey 3-5825, Fairey 3-5796, Dunn 2-5870, Buday K. 2-5765, Pat- field 1-5706, Joll 1-5564, Bag- nell 1-5496. 300 Games 305 Irene Hulme, 333 Don Bagnell. Ladies High Single: 305 Irene Hulme; Men's High Single: 333 Don Bagnell; Ladies' High Triple: 753 Bernice Budy; Men's High Triple: 753 Don Bagnell. To Ten Joan Sutciffe 249, Jim Murphy 242, Vern Connors 230, Bernice Buday 227, Doris Joll 221, Larry Piper 221, Walter Curr 219, Gor Simpson 217, Albert Saman 217, Ron Hay- nes 216. McKay, Larry Popadyn, Bill Metcalf, Craig Vinson, Todd Ormiston, Greg Watson. Seniors (10-13 years) - 1. Dodgers, 2. Mets, 3. Expos, 4. Cubs. Dodgers team members - AI Tamblyn and Bill James coaches, Brad Canfield, Cathy Greene, Heather Greene, Darla Hodge, Sheila James, Jeff Martin, Brent Pearce, Jim Martin, Steven Popadyn, Lisa McFarland, Andy Ro- berts, Ted McFarland, Mark Schneider, Darren Neill, Ali- son Tamblyn. St. Joseph's Bowling Team Standings Gar Conway 23, Joan Gibbs 22, Bob Brown 14, Don Zealand 12, Jean Holroyd 12, Deloras Walkey 11, Cory Ells 9, Rose Marie Conway 9. High Triples: Grace Alward 607, Bill Holroyd 677; High Singles: Tony Hortsman 308, Grace Alward 247. Foundry Team Standings Alley Cats 8, Head Pins 8, Sore Heads 6, Gutter Balls 6, Screw Balls 4, Aces 4. High triples: Women - L. Adams 619, Men - T. Hortsman 633; High Singles: Women - B. Gilkes 255, D. Snowden 293. Night Hawks High Single: Maureen Sum- mers 2140; High Triple: Alice eBurgess 561. Team Standings M. Trimble 10,347-13; B. Wilbur 9,920-12; Lois Burgess 9,544-8; M. Bates 9,228-7; K. Ralston 9,319-5; J. Roine 9,231-4. Top 10 Averages Alice Burgess 199, A. Larus- so 193, M. Bates 181, M.» Summers 181, M. Evers 178, B. Wilbur 177, M. Trimble 175, P. Whalen 175, L. Burgess 174, I. Hughes 174. High Single and High Tri- ple: Bart Wilbur 286, 630. Team Standings Mabel Trimble 7810-9, Bart Wilbur 7354-8, Mary Bates 6954-7, Kris Rolston 7048-5, Lois Burgess 7189-4, Joyce Roine 7123-4. Top 10 Averages A Burgess 204, A. Larusso 195, B. Wilbur 187, I. Hughes 182, M. Bates 181, M. Sum- mers 181, M. Trimble 179, M. Evers 178, P. Whalen 172, L. Burgess 172. Oétober Schedule Alleys 1-2, 3-4, 5-6 Oct. 1 - 1-5, 6-3, 4-2; Oct. 8 - 3-2, 4-5, 1-6; Oct. 15 - 5-6, 1-2, 3-4; Oct. 22 - 1-4, 5-3, 6-2; Oct, 29 - 6-3, 2-4, 5-1. ion pathon75 Saturday, October 4th - REGISTRATION STARTS 9:00 a.m. AT LIONS CENTRE. TURN IN WAIVER CARD WHEN YOU REGISTER. - BRING PASSPORT WITH YOU TO BE STAMPED AT CHECK POINTS. - ST. JOHN AMBULANCE WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE. - SPONSOR FORM AND MONEY COLLECTED TO BE TURNED IN AT TORONTO-DOMINION BANK DURING REGULAR HOURS OR THE LIONS COMMUNITY CENTRE BETWEEN 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. MONDAY TO FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10th