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Bauosketball Team From the 'Town Entering -I Male residents in the Town of Newcastle have responded enthusiastically to a caîl for basketball players to enter in the Lakeshore Men's Basket- ball League, a team organizer said earlier this xeek. Department of Recreation program director Joe Camua- na said almost 20 men tried out for the team which was cut to 13 players after a practice o~n Sept. 23rd Although ail ages were invited to try out, most of the League plIayers on the team are etween 20 and 25 years old, the team organizer said. The team *will play in exhibition games until they obtain a sponsor necessary for them to compete in the league. Some of the teams New- castle will face include Port Hope, Cobourg, Peterborough, Trenton and Belleville. There is also the possibility that Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax and Pickering will enter the lea- gue as well. Newcastle and Parks Recreation Department BOYS BASETB"ALL Ail Boys between the ages of 12 to 15 years of age who are interested in plavmna Basketball are asked to leave there names wîth the Bowmanville Recreation Office or phono 623-3379. Any Boys or Aduits interested in coaching or Refereeing please contact the Recreation Office. Newcastle Parks and Recreation Depairtment Ho ckey Coaches meein Bowmanvilie Police and Fir, Building Thursday, October 7th 7:30 p.m. Re-opening of the Clarke Judo Club Monday, Oct. lSth Registration - 6:30 p.mn. at the Orono Town Hall1. Classes: Juniors - 8 to 16, 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Seniors - 17 and up, 8:30 p.m. to 10 p.M. Registration Fees $5.00 per person Lessons: $1.00 per person per night Children's FamiIy Plan Maximum - $2.00 1INSTRUCTOR RAY WILSON 3rd Degree Black Boit Telephone 725-3742 A1sk us aboun t you Corne and tell us what you're looking for in a job. Tell us what you are today and what you want to be tomorrow. Ask us if we can offer opportunities and .allenges to match your needs. No obligations on -Lther side. We'il be glad 10 talk, And we may have just wvhat you're looking for. But you'Il neyer know unt i yoii ask. Visit our Mobile Recruiting Unit -Canada Manpower Centre OSHAWA WEDNESDAY 13 and 27 OCTOBE R 1976 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. THE ARMED FORCES. BHS Sr. Redmen Beats Courtice 10-8 A Courtice bail carrier bites the dust during a drive towards the goal line in the first haif of the gc between Courtice Secondary Sehool seniors and Bowmanville. Bowmanville's Sr. Redmen beat Cour 10-8 last Friday afternoon, with Bowmanville's Kirk Kemp turning in an eight point performance. K( scored one touchdown, added a convert and kicked a single. John Krumenacher accounted for the oi two Bowmanville points when he tackled a Courtice player in the end zone and scored a safety. Rýon Ji made the only Courtice touchdown on a 40 yard pass and run play from John Conboy. -Photo by Peter Par: Courtice Soccer Teams Capture Playoff Trophies The Canadian Statesman, Bov.manville. October 6, 1976 9 CorieSfocce.mbm0r Team VScore Playoff V com It may be the last hurrah for champs over the regular Courtice Minor Soccer teams season. The final score was 4-1 according to coach Ray Dreos- for the Courtice entry, which si, but both the Mosquito and earned them the "A" trophy. *Atom squads finished the Tim Preston opened the current season in style. scoring at the 16 minute mark Mr. Dreossi stated last week of the first haîf on a hard drive -that there probably won't be and his tally was followed enough players from the quickly by a goal from Jim Courtice area to field teams Meikie. The first haîf ended for next year, and any boys with Courtice solidly in com- who are stili interested in mand on the two goal lead. playing the game will likely The Lions made strong have to join Oshawa clubs for attempt to corne back in the 1977. second haîf and scored their For the moment, however, only goal at the 49 minute he's content with the outcome mark of the game. However, * of the 1976 playoffs, which saw excellent work by the Courtice both Courtice teams emerge defence,.directed by the ever with victories in' their final steady captain Bickle in goal, matches held on September stymied any further attempts 25th and 26th at Civic Field in by the Oshawa team. Oshawa. Late in the game, some ":In the Mosquito division, fancy play on offenise led to Larry's Sports and Marine two more Courtice scores, by were in top form for the final Tim Preston and Andy Rob- against the North Oshawa erts. A well deserved victory Lions, , who were league for the Mosquito team who Newtonvllle- Starkville ~ rv Sept. 23, 1976 Team Standing Gold Diggers 7, Supremes 4, Lennons 4, Andrews 3. High single - Gail Milîson dM 280. High triple - Gail Milîson o TR 682. qIÎI Sept. 30, 1976 Team Standing1 N l -' Gold Diggers 7, Andrews 6,( 4' Supremes 6, Lennons 5. High single - Olive Hender- song 264. High Triple - Gail Top Ten Averages Gail Milîson 212, MarleneY Stacey 192,. Sandra Mclnnes 190, Donna Morris 183, Olive, Henderson 181, Karen Carter 176, Pat Milîson 175, Cindy Milîson 175, Joyce Stacey 173, Peggy Milîson 168. Hospital Bowling ame High single, ladies - B. Hanc 3tie 4;g men - T. Chapple 274 Hihtriple - ladies - B. Hanc RENT emp 746; men - L. Zulkowski 701. OUR ther High average - ladies - B.nwa lukic 'Hanc 205; men - B. Humber OVLA11n1w 226. MACHINE Insulati ýrott. Total pins - Team 1 3359; Fir error in standings last week - heating and cooli Teamn 2 should have had 17 pts. repeatedly that insul, Other team standings: Team 2 than uninsulated homi - 22; Team 6 -21; Teamn3 -14; Teamn4 - 12; Team 1 - 9; Team And second, YOL 5 - 6. doing it yourself,. Overailih ric tories worked hard especially in the latter stages of the season. A Cliffhanger In the Atom Divison, L & L Tool had to corne from behind a 3-0 haif time deficit to béat the Oshawa North East Sel- ects for the -B" playoff cup. The final outcome was 5-4 in favor of Courtice. Goals by Stephen Coverly, Chris Dreossi and Bobby Canfield evened the score in the second haif, only to have the Selects pull into a 4-3 lead a short time later. Courtice rallied again with Lorne Whitmarsh netting the equalizer, and with less than two minutes to play, Chris Dreossi struck for the game wînning goal. For any of the boys on the Atom team, it was their first attempt at soccer, and win- ning the "B" playoff was a fine way to end a very happy season. Everybody can use a bargain adays, and, with Overaîl Home ion, you get two: ist. you'Il be, saving on home ing costs. Studies have shown ated homes use mach less fuel nes-using less means youII be paying Iess. au can save installation costs by home insulation is non-irritating Lu theC sSinanid cornes in easy-to-uise rectangular Dags. LEGION LADIES BOWLING You, too, can drive home a bargain. Insulate '1earnStanaîng your attic this weekend. Sutcliffe 8210, 6; Fairey 8186, 412; Plazek 7847, 4; Sheehan 8149, 31/2. "OverealI" insulation m ust be used High single - Mary Gray 312. with this machine. High triple - Joan Sutcliffe 723. High average'- Sutcliffe 242.MA Top loAverages ,Lv i Joan Sutcîiffe 242,,Virgina TIM 'S KEIII-RLL LTD. Fairey 208, Mary Gray 207, June Baker 2W0, Irene Whitney 55 Kinig St. E. Bowmanville 199, Helen Dunn 195,,Anne Plazek 191, Bernice Partner 623-4321 188, Diane Howarth 186, Lola Wright 185. The L & L Tool Atoms, representing 8-10 years olds, won the Oshawa and District Minor Soccer League playoff "B" trophy on Saturday, September 25th by squeaking out a 5-4 victory over the Oshawa North East Selects. In the front row, from left to right, are Pierre St. Amand, Lorne Whitmarsh, Tom McLaughlin, David West, Jeff Tuerk, Brent Neill and Chris Dreossi. In the second row are Stephen Coverly, Jeff Knox, Robby McCullough, Bob Canfield, Ian McKay, Jeff Dawson and Greg Watson. In the back row are coach Ray Dreossi and manager Lloyd Coverly. The Atom team was co-coached and co-managed by Mrs. Millie Dreossi and Mrs. Joan Coverly. .1 On Sunday, September 26th, Larry's Sports and Marine Mosquitoes defeated the North Oshawa Lions squad 4-0 to capture the Oshawa and District Minor Soccer League "A" playoff cup at Civic Field. In the front row, from left to right, are Andy Roberts, Greg Dreossi, Doug Bickle, Glenn Tink, Tim Preston and, Terry McLean. In the second row are Tom Robinson, Peter Herron, Bradley Canfield, Eddy Osborne, Jim Meikle and Danny Coombes. Ray Dreossi, at the top of the photo, served as the team's coach while Grant Herron (absent from picture) was the manager.