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623-33O3ý FLASHBAý.,CI - 25 VEARS AGO - Countice Girl's Sof tball -team defeated Newcastle 9 - 5 to win the Clarke-Darlington Softball League. Members of the team are Joan McKnight, captain, Lorraine Dalby, Alice Taylor, Shirley Antil, Eleanor Hinds, Lorraine and Carolyn MacGregor, Phillis Adams, Normda Nornis, Irene Kehoe, Lois and Betty Antil. FLASHBACK - 10 YEARS AGO - W.W. "B-I" Bagneli, acted a master of ceremonies at the annual swimnming display held on Fniday at the Cneam of Barley Pool. T. A. Fanniîng, Mrs. M. Lucas and Williani Wallis presented the awards. Nearly 600 attended the Swim Display. LAB ATTIS - Grand Prix this weekend, October 1-2 During the Grand Prix the next round of the Bul'ova Championship will be run with the final October 9th. TE GOODYEAR - golf tournamnent between Owen Sound, Collingwood and Bowmanville plantswill be held early in October at the Newcastle Golf Course. HOCKEY - is now going strong at Memorial Aýrena and Roy Neads has the Arena ready for the sýeason. Junior C's have started exhibition games on Sunday evenings hene with league games coming up. Also public skating goes Friday evein-s. BILL- LEAMAN - is again with the Oshawa Generals Junior A Hockey Club with coach Sherry Bassin, While flot winning too many games as yet, the Oshawa Club bas a lot of team spirit and is putting a lot of determination and fight into their games. MEMBERS- of the committee in Orono responsible for the lighting in Orono Park are wondering why the cost of lighting the park in Orono was $146.39 per month, while the cost per month of Memoriali Park, Bowmanville was $67.40. A report is to be presented to the Newcastle Commumty service at thein next meeting. -M AND M VARIETY - defeated Cannon Plumbing in the Orono Lobb Bail League finals to win the championship in a 14 team league. Members of M and M team are David Staples, Mar vy Partner, Gary Cox, Randy Thompson, Ted iceTom Moffatt, John Witheridge, Pete MCullough, Myles McLeod, Jim Harbin- so,.Chuck Schmid, Jim Moffatt, Grant Yeo and De-ýIan Cox. A Lobb Bail party is planned for the lte part of October. CLARK - Orienteering- Club was host to the lth Annal ntajoOrienteering Championships held Saudyand Sunday, September 24th and 25th at Coldspings Camp in the Ganaraska Forest. Doug MoffttM.P.P. presented trophies to Doug Witrheld, 2nd, Mens Open; Risto Santala, l2th seir men; Gond Blaken, 9th Junior men; Denise deMnt, lst Ladies open; Gneg Loweny, iith, Boys a-1 1nder 14; Rainer Santala, l4th Boys under 14. L die i, igle -B. Han 278; hig itrie B li3. ane 665 iligh average -B. Banc 191. Men's high single - B Hun biîer 31; high triple - B ilumr. 80 ifl hîgh average - B Bowling High points - Team 6 witl2 3373 points. Team standing - team 6, 19 points; team 2, 13 points; team 4, 10 points; team 3, 9 points; team 1, 4 points; team 54pons It was duli and showers were expected iast Wednes- day but when Marg Perris welcomed the 16 teams to the Bowmanville Lawn Bowling Club the sun was shining and it turned out another great day. This tournament was put on by the ladies section and it was the last une for the season though regular bowling stili goes on. George Nichoîls of Peter- borough had the high three game total of 60 followed by Reg Norris of Oshawa 53. High two game went to J., Oatway of Oshawa 51 and high one game winner was H. Lott of Whitby with 45. This was a mixed pairs event, the above winners were. bowling with their wives and Mrs. Lott had some very nîce remarks about our ladies WNOF NEWCASTLE SWIM CLUB The Department of Parks and Recreafion in Conuncionwith Pine Ridge School, is inviting al 1-tr,?sted persons to register for the Newcastle Swim Itý is hoped, the club can be divided into competitive sw~mingand water sports, such as water polo and water, hockey. .Thei club wiIl meet Saturday and Sunday afternoons firom- 2:00 p.m. f0 4:00 p.m. Fee is',$2.00 per applicant. F further information, Rereton Department, Town ,23-,114 or Newcastle 987-5039. please contact the Hall, Bowmanville, section for which we say "Thank You.' Bowmanvilie had more teams in than usual- six. They had a so-so afternoon, wins and losses more or less balancing out. Two of our newer bowlers Dallas Manuel and Gail DeVries were in their first tournament ever, did Fees for Fees for recreation hockey in the Town of Newcastle have been set at $18 this year. But that figure could change if the Newcastle and Orono arenas remain open. The $18 fee was based on the belief that both buildings would be closed this season, ieaving only the Bowmanville and Darlington rinks in operation. As a resuit, ice time was reduced and the $18 fee covers only one game per week, compared to hast year, when $30 was charged for a, weekly gamde and practîce. Council agreed Monday, Sept. 20, to charge the $18 fee subject to the availability of ice time. In other words, if the Orono and Newcastle arenas are kept open, the town could increase the price of recrea- tion hockey to $30 per year an~d the fee would include an extra game or practice every week. Joe K5ennett, olt me town's Recreation _Department, said esterday that registration for the Bo wmanville based recre- ation leagues hegins next week and runs Irom Monday to Friday. The registration is open to ýYEAR-END SALE IN'ýCREDIBLE SAVINGS ON INGROUND VINLY LINER POOLS Poo Coer 3Step Ladder RECTANGULAR 16x32" POOL - INSTALLED COMPLETE includes 42" galvanized steel walls, concrete base with a hard concrete bottom, 30 iiil liner 7" PVC coping, Jacuzzi wide mnouth skimmer 2 returns, Jacuzzi filter,, main drain, vacuum set, maintenance kit, starting up chemicais. Creative concrete decking available. PHONE NOW AND SAVE 961-1998,i (CALL COLLECT) ** Â j Open 9ame to9 pm nobly and had a bail. Next Sunday at 1: 30 we have our fun day (bowvlingwise) followed by dinner and our fal meeting. It looks like 36 bowlers in action - if you aren't busy come down and watch -your neighbours in action. Good seats stili avail- able. Area Track'ond Field Athletes Do WeII in Peterborough Meet Junior Cs Trounce Cobourg in Two Exhibition Tilts That pre-season training schedule must be paying off for the Port Darlington Marina and Hotel Junior C hockey team. They played Cobourg in an exhibition tilt on Fni. in Cobourg and came up with a 8-3 win. The return engagement was played here on Sunday night when the Mariners completely domina ted play and came up with an 11-1 victory. Next Sunday night is the opening game of the schedule and the opponents are Cobourg Cougars again at 7:30 p.m. This photo shows the team during a huddle around starting goalie Bob Koczulab just before the start of Sunday's game. High Triples E. Williams 746, W. Brunt 622, B. Leavîs 552. SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE Taylor 5, Jo Holroyd 2; Woudstra 7, Mitchell 0; Leddy 7, Hayword 0; Stevenson 7, Judy Holroyd 0; - Oliver 7, Stacey 0; Reynolds 5, Chow 2. Team Standings Woudstra 14, Reynolds 10, Oliver 10, Leddy 9, Chow 9, Taylor 7, Stacey 7, Stevenson 7, Mitchell 5, Hayword 4, Jo Holroyd 2, Judy Holroyd 0. High Games S. Samîs 282-257 (766), M. Reynolds 276 (703), B. Taylor 280 (683), D. Oliver (663), A. Stevenson (652), R. Gibbs 271, G. Lane 254, E. Woudstra 268, A. Chisholm 255. SHOOTS HOLE-IN-ONE Bill Vint of 73 Lawrence Cr., Bowmanville shot a hole-in- one of the Bancroft Golf Course. He used a five iron on .a 165 yard, par 3 hole on Sunday, September Sth. The- Bowmanville and area Le gion Flyers Track and Field Club competed in the meet held at Trent Universi- ty's new track and field facility in Peterborough on Sunday, Sept. l8th with the following results: Mite Girls: Jennifer Stones lst in the 100 m. (19.1), ist in the long jump (2.80m); Pa- tricia Stones 2nd in the 100m. (23.0), 2nd in the long jump (1.66m) Tyke Girls.: Leigh Welch lst in the high jump (3'512"), 2nd in the 100m (16.7), 2nd in the 200M (37.1), 2nd in the long jump (2.31m). Bantam Girls: Chris Wil-' liamson 4th in the long jump (3-92m), sth in the 100m (14.2); Elizabeth Kemp 2nd in the 400 m (1: 09.5), 3rd in the 200m (29.7). Midget Girls: Alison Tam- blyn lst in the 400 m (1:05.4), 2nd in the 100m (13.4). 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Anyone wishing add itional information concerning the club or anyone wîshîng to join the club please contact Harvey Webster 623-2612 of any hockey player in the Town of Bowmanvilie and the form- er Darlington Township. Over 500 players are expected to sign up and the age of the players ranges from f ive to 16. Anyone wishing to register can do so at the Recreation Department Office in the Town Hall at Bowmanville. YOUTHf BOWLING TYKES Smith 5, Lugtenburg 0;Mc- Lean 5, Luxton 0; Pollard 3, Tripp 2; Kirkton 3, DeSousa 2. Team Standings McLean 10, Pollard 8, Tripp 7, Smith 7, Kirkton 3, Luxton 3, DeSousa 2, Lugtenburg 0. High Singles K. Smith 1411, K. DeSousa 137, K. McLean 116. High Doubles K. Smith 256, K. DeSousa 205. BANTAM BOYS Woolley 7, Stacey 0; Rozema 5, Nash 2; Smith 7, Wesselius 0. Team Standings Rozema il, Smith 9, Woolley 8, Wesselius 7, Nash 7, Stacey 0. High Singles E. Rozema - 206. High Triples S. Kirkton 454, H. Wesselius 441. BANTAM GIRLS Hancock 5, DeSousa 2; Knapp 7, Smith 0; Carolyn Connelly 5, Seto 2. Team Standings DeSousa 12, Knapp 9, Seto 7, Hancock 7, Connelly 6, Smith 2. High Singles S. Adams 209, B. Seto 200. High Triples S. Adams 510, B. Seto 468, K. Greenley 468. JUNIOR BOYS Luxton 5, Kirkton 2; Ham- mond 5, Stacey 2; Coombes 4, St<bop 3; Henning 5, Richards 2. Team Standings Henning 12, Luxton 10, Stacey 9, Kirkton 7, Stoop 5, Ham- mond 5, Coombes 4, Richards ligh Singles J1. Taylor 261-246, F. Tippins 255-231-229, R. Kirkton 245, P. ('oornbes 209-203, B. Richards 225. F. T1ippins 715, J. Tlaylor 647, S. Richiards 584, R1. llcfning 5812, 1'. ('oombes 573. JUNIOI{ (AIILS (rosscy 7, Adams o;, Williams i, Mchean 2; Leavis 5, Jlancock 2,' Brunt 5, lngram 2. Tlea 1n'iStandings ('Fossey 12, Williams 12, Brunt 7, Leavis 7, MeLean 7, Adams 5llancock 4, Ingram 2. I Iigh Singles F' Williams 369, W. Irunt 260, Wl Wright 20)6. 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