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CONGRATULATIONS- to the following members of Bowmanville Golf Club - Men's Club Champion: Dave McQuillen, runner up: Rick James. Ladies Club Champion: Marion Lane, runner up: Pat Mewett. Men's Senior Club Champion: George Topping, runner up: Bill Shultz. Junior Club Champion: Dan Strike, runner up: John Stewart. Men's Handicap Flight "A": Bill Shultz, runner up: George Topping. Men's Handicap Flight "B": Bob Smith, runner up: Bob Marjerrison. Men's Handicap Flight "C": Alden Hoar, runner up: Norm Fisher. Ladies Handicap Champion: Eleanor Fisher, runner up: Audrey Gardner. Junior Handicap Champion: Dan Strike, runner up: Scott Kelly. Men's Best Ball: Si Trewin and John Greenfield, runner ups: Stu Lane and Alex Wiseman. Ladies Best Ball: Helen Trewin and Linda Flegg, runners up: Pat Mewett and Rena Island. Mixed Two Ball: Bert Mewett and Helen Trewin, runner ups: Doug McCabe and Kay Stephen. Husband and Wife Best Ball: Mac and Rena Island, runner ups: Frank and Rhoda Mohun. Parent and Junior Champions: Mac and Gary Island, runner ups: Don and Paul Lebeau. REGISTRATIONS - for the Moose Seminars are well below expectations due to the fact most clubs have not started their fall meetings yet. Anyone interested in the course which will be held at York University, September 23 - 24, should write for information to Box 28, Peter- borough, K9J 6Y5. WINNERS AGAIN - Although no official word has been received, it is understood that Solina Senior soccer team defeated Tyrone 2- 1 on Saturday night to take the Darlington Senior Soccer title again for this year. They accumulated six points required with one tie and three wins. This must be more than a dozen years that Solina has dominated the league, but things are getting tougher every year so possibly they could have problems in 1978. Several other teams in the league must hope so. ICE IS READY - The hard-working crew at Memorial Arena in Bowmanville have been putting in long hours pr.eparing the ice and with any kind of luck should have it in good shape by now. We visited the ice palace last week and things were progressing nicely. CLIPPER RACE - The weather was rather breezy and the lake rough for the first Oshawa Clipper Race held last weekend, with the result that only il boats of the 34 entries completed the 70-mile course to Wilson, N.Y. and return. Several were from Durham Cruisemarina at Port Darlington. Gord Sedgewick of Oshawa was the first one home. Ken McLean's Ba Bi Mi lost two sails and had to return to port. A phone call on Tuesday brought news that John O'Toole of Durham Cruisemarina wasn't included in the Oshawa Times story of the event, although he did complete the course but didn't come in until 8 p.m. Sunday, The winner landed around noon. * o lh D tma l CClub The annual golf championship day was held at Bowmanville Country Club on Saturday, followed by a banquet and dance. These photos show the champions and runners up in various categories, Retai Tow Hal Bowmanville entertained Whitby at the local lawn bowling greens on September 8 and the weather was kind. the greens were all in use and it was a real nice evemg. We used a different format and made it Bowmanville vs. Whitby, total score to count and the winner to take the Town Hall Pigeons et aL Big winners for the home town were Mervin and Norma Brock and Una Miller. Big winners for Whitby were the team who played against S. Carson, M. Perris and A. Berry who, to put it gently, did not have a particularly good night. The final score was Bow- manville 94, Whitby 82. The luncheon following was super and Whitby said they didn't want the old Town Hall anyway so everybody went home happy. from left to right, men's runner up Rick James, men's champion Dave MeQuillan; owner Bob MacDonald, ladies club champion Marion Lane and runner up Pat Mewett Logion Ladies Bowling Team Standings Terry 3 points, 2,849 pinfall, Etcher 3 points, 2,683 pinfall, Buday 2 points, 2,720 pinfall, Gray 1 point, 2,666 pinfall, Sutcliffe O point, 2,531 pinfall, Fairey 0 point, 2,520 pinfall. High single-Vicki Terry 324. High triple-Vicki Terry 812. High average-Vicki Terry 270. Top Ten Averages V. Terry 270, J. Baker 219, B. Buday 208, J. Sutcliffe 200, C. Roberts 196, B. Terry 192, M. King 189, M. Gray 186, G. Murdoch 185, V. Fairey 181. Fondry Mixed Bowling Team Standings Team 1-2 points, 2853 pins, Team 3-2 points, 2745 pins, Team 6-2 points, 2683 pins, Team 5-1 point, 2742 pins, Team 2-1 point, 2617 pins, Team 4-1 point, 2549 pins. High triple la dies-Flo Draper 692. High single-Flo Draper 265. High triple men-Gord Simp- son 693. High single men-Gord Simpson 265, Sam Adams 265. Over 200 Gord Simpson 265, Flo Draper 265, Sam Adams 265, Dot Bridger 245, B. Gilkes 241, E. Eves 240, B. Carswell 238, B. Apled 235, L. Cryderman 232, O. Knapp 219. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 14, 1977 9 ont spi y ans 1 pAcpwý akes Bolng Smith-3 points, 1701, Junkin- 3 points, 1675, Atkinson-3 points, 1611, Huisman-2 points, 1558, Minard-2 points, 1515, McFeeters-1 point, 1494, Rozema-1 point, 1362, Sheehan -0 points, 1555, Elliott-0 points, 1539, Moore-0 points, 1535. High single-Diane Atkinson 275. High double-Gloria Smith 493. High average-Gloria Smiith 246 Night Hawks Bowling High single-Diane Devos 279. High triple-Diane Devos 645. Tèam Standings A. Loursso 2735 pins, 4 points, M. Erwin 2532 pins, 3 points, G. Vanson 2431 pins, 0 points, M Trimble 2420 pins, 3 points, A. Burgess 2404 pins, 1 point, Ina Hughes 2403 pins, 1 points. Games over 200-A. Loursso 211, D. Devos 279, L. Potter 200, D. Sallows 200, P. Bromell 236, K. Ralston 215, M. Trimble 259, 1. Wright 200. Bowling 1. Luffman 5684 pins, 10 points, 2. Bonsma 5312 pins, 10 points, 3. Michelson 5328 pins, 9 points, 4. Drinkle 5022 pins, 9 points, 5. Emmett 5620 pins, 7 points, 6. Rundle 5336 pins, 7 points, M. Pollard 5158 pins, 7 points, Hall 5080 pins, 7 points, 9. Rogers 4724 pins, 7 points, 10. Smith 4791 pins, 6 points, 11. Robinson 4727 pins, 5 points, 12. H Pollard 4697 pins, 0 points. High singles-men's-John Luffman 277. High singles- ladies-Sharon Robinson 264. High triples-men's-John Luffman 698. High Triples- ladies-Gloria Smith 688. Top 10 averages 1. Gloria Smith 219, 2. Charles Rundle 210, 3. Harold Michelson 210, 4. John Luff- man 209, Margi Pollard 206, Phyllis Watt 205, John Ser- rurier 203, 8. Fern Burgess 196, 9. Helen Rogers 194, 10. Cathy Hilts 193. General Motors dealers in Canada delivered an all-time record 41,473 passenger cars and trucks in the month of August, Richard M. Colcomb, Vice President and General Sales Manager, announced today 'Continuing the trend esta- blished earlier in the 1977 model year, both passenger cars and trucks have esta- blished new highs," Mr. Colcomb said. Passenger car deliveries of 29,412 represented an all-time August high, 14.6 percent over last year and 6.9 percent above the former record set in 1974. Record truck deliveries of 12,061 surpassed last August by 18.6 percent and were 17.6 percent ahead of the previous high achieved in 1975 "We feel this record- breaking performance is an expression of continuing confi- dence in General Motors THERE'SA BETTE WA TO PROTCT Buy a set of Salarnan bindings here between Septernber15and October 31, rnail in yaur sales sui and coupon and Salornan will di- d Si. - send yu a a n binding cover Free 85 King St West 623-3421 Bowmnrville SEPTEMBER S ARTHRITIS MONTH ALL TIED UP - In the finals of the Men's Town League softball league, Kramps and Franks are ail tied up at one game each. Kramp's Furniture won the opener 2 - 1 and last Thursday, Frank's Variety came through with a 4 - 2 win. With rain falling rather steadi- ly on Tuesday, it would appear that the third game will not be played until Thursday. The series is a best of seven event, played at Memorial Park. So far, the competition has been keen with the pitchers playing a major role. BOWMANVILLE BADMINTON CLUB i I on a, Spt.l9t WEEKLY PLAYING SCHEDUL Monday Evening 7:00 to9: 00p.m. - 2 Courts 9:OOto 11:00 p.m. -6 Courts Thursday and Friday Evenings 7:00to 11:00 p.M. -6 Courts Mernbership Fees are due and payable to Gary Bal1 or Andy Matthews by Nov. 15th, 1977. All New Members Welcome Bring Your Own Racquet Married Couple .............$17.00 Senior Membership.........$12.00 Junior Membership ..........$ 7.00