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The Canadian Statesman, Bowvmanville, September 19, 19799 CONGRATULATIONS - to the Squirt Soccer team Who won the Cobourg Soccer Championship'on the weekend. OSHAWA - Ski Club, one of the largest clubs in the Southern Ontario Division of the Canadian Ski Association, has received a Wintario grant in the amount of $96,000 to provide one-third of the capital cost for its racing timer, snowmaking equipment,' T-bars and chalet. This equipment has been in'use by the' 40 year old club for two seasons, and bas improved the skiing capacity and pleasure of its 4,000 members and their guests.______ WATKINS GLEN - wàll host the Toyota Grand- Prix of the U.S.A., October -5-6-7. Fridayand Saturday practice and nualifying'sessions will precede the 59 lap, 200 mie Toyota Grand Prix of the United States Sunday, with the race scheduled to take the green flag at 2:15 p. m. Scheduled to appear are Mario Andretti, Jody Sehecter and other prominent drivers. CONDOLENCES - areofed to the Bowman- ville Bantam basebaîl club, who lost out in the semi-finals to Thornton. Congratulations to management and players on reaching the semi- finals, and we'll look for them back in the spring. Thornton now meets Listowel. ANDY MeLAUCHLAN - of Port Hope, has been named the new convener of the Central Ontario Jr. C hockey clubs, replacing Lloyd Gillian of Lindsay. MAN VERS ARENA - will have ice in, and ready to go, on Monday, October lst. SOLINA WINS ÀGAIN - Last Wednesday, Solina Seniors defeated Zion, 4-1 to win their l4th consecutîve championship in the Darlington Soccer League. Solina won the first two games, tied the third and made no mistake in the fourth game of the playoffs at the Zion field. SLOW PITCH TOURNAMENT - This Saturday,_ ýstarting at 9 a.m. Bowmanville Kinsmen are hosting a Kinsmen Slow Pitch Tournament at Memorial Park,' with teams expected from Kinsmen'Clubs of Oshawa, Ajax, Manvers, Oshawa Motor City, Brooklin, Great Pine Ridge and Bowmanville. The championship game is expected to start at 5 p.m. Bowmanville is hosting the tournament because they were the winners last year in Brooklin. Corporation of the Town of Newcastle Department of Community Services FIGURE SKATINO CLUB REGISTRATION Septem ber 17 to September 28 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Evening Registration September 28th - 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. In the former Bell Building FEES: Beginners $40.00 plus $3.00 C.F.S.A. Membership Juniors $50.00 plus $3.00 C.F.S.A. Membership Intermediates $70.00 plus $3.00 C.F.S.A. Msmbership Seniors $80.00 plus $3.00 C.F.S.A. Membership POWER SKATING REQISTRATION September 17 to September 28 8:30 a. m. to 4:00 p. m. FEE: $22.00 plus $3.00 C.F.S.A. Membership 10 week course. ANVONE - interested in playing Town League hockey on Thursday evenings at the local arena should contact Brian Bradley 576-5286, Sandy Brown 623-5624,- Bruce Welsh 623-1696 or Darryl' Osmond 987-5246. The league starts Thursday, October 4th. Bowmanville High School Opens LOSSA Soccer Season Senior soccer action. Bowmanville High School took on Eastdale Collegiate from Oshawa last Thursday afternoon in the opening game of the Lake Ontario Secondary School Association (LOSSA) soccer season. Photo shows action in progress at the Bowmanville High School playing field. Bowmanville lost the game in a 3-1 decision. Eastdaie also defeated Bowmanville in the junior game with a 2-1 score. Hampton PoeeWef- Down Bowmanvillo WinO Champilonship On Wednesday night in Hampton Park, Hamipton Pee Wees' were' host to Bowmanville, in what turned out to be a very close and exciting game. Hampton took the lead in the first feW minutes of the game on a well taken goal byRon Hopcroft. first haîf ending 1-0 for Hampton. The second half started with Bowmanville tying the score when Dan Richie scored1 from the penalty spot, the play theri going from end to end before a Hampton defender had the misfortune to score in his own net, making the- score 2-1 Bowmanville. But Hampton started to press hard for the equalizer and were rewarded with a goal from Ron Hopcroft to tie the game 2-2. With 10 minutes to go in the game, Dan Potter scored the winning goal to make the score 3-2 Hampton. A good game by both teams. Bowmnanville trophy was presented by Mr. George Pithie. NightHwlsBoln Team Standings -G. Vanson 5241, 6;K, Raîston 4940, 6;B. Ballantine 4925, 5; A. Burgess 5089, 4; A. Larusso 4779, 2; D. Sallows 4619, 1. Games over 200- G. Vanson 285, 221, 213, G. Dykstra 225, M. Ellis 265, 211, 215, A. Larusso 221, 218, S. Ovenden 202. B. Ballantine 229, D. Campbell 210, 207. Merriy Makers Hooper 5, 3362, Nieuwenhuis 5, 3211, Moore 41/2, 3517, Smith 4, 3332, Junkin 212, 3221, Huisman 2, 3197, Elliott 1, 3164, Sheehan 0, 3033. High Single - Frances Mulder 298, High Double Frances Mulder - 540 (298, 242), High Average - Frances Mulder 217. Liberly Belles Team Standings - D. Bond 3386, 6; M. Pearce 3358, 5; E. Elliott 3708, 4; H. Dunn 3687, 3; J. McMullen 3519, 3; C. Roberts 3512, 3; S. Robinson 3350, 3; M. Alldread 3607, 2; F. Sleep 3340, B. Forsey 3319, 2; B. Osborne 3307, 2, J. Brown 3172, 1. Top 10 Averages - E. Elliott 227, C. Roberts 225, R. Fiee 210, M. Alldread 204, G. Milîson 202, E. Etcher 199 (2), J. Eisan 198, J. Hooper 194, M. MacDonald 191, B. Bryant 189. High Single - E. Elliott 260, High Double - E. Elliott 494, (260, 234) Mon't Major, Bowling Second Week, First Schedule- jury and Lovell 4, Ken's Mens' Wear 4, Frank's Variety 4, Liberty Bowl 312, Dykstra's Food 3, Rice Bowl 3, Castle Hotel 3, Heritage Rest. 3, Smith's 7up 21/2, Lander Hardware 2, Brock's Service Centre 2, Bowmanville Travel 2. Top 10 Averages' - Ron Etcher 247, Dennîs Smale 241, Don Oke 226, Randy Beauprie 225, Gerry Masterson 221, Wayne Coombes 221, Mike Roberts 219, Les Smale 219, Bob Laird 218, Dick Perfect 218. High Single - Bill Westlake .317. Teamn High Single - Lander Hardware 1155. High Triple - Wayne Coombes 726. Team High Triple - Jury and LoveIl 3199. Canadion Foresters Team Standings - No. 12 - 2705, 7; No. 4 - 2506, 7; No. 5 - 2444, 7; No. 8 - 2697, 5; No. 10 - 2438, 5; No. 2 - 2414, 5; No. 9 - 2426, 2; No. 7 - 2403, 2; No. 1 - 2330, 2; No. 3 - 2359, 0; No. il - 2328, 0, No. 6 - 2287, 0. Men's High Single -- Larry Georgiou - 313, Ladies' High Single - May Alldread - 283. High Triple - Men's - Larry Georgiou - (186, 246. 313) 745, Ladies' - Chris Robinson (179, 243, 258) 680. Top Weekly Averages - Larry Georgiou 248, Chris Robinson 227, May Alldread 216, Fred Cummings 215, Gloria Smith 207, Margi Pollard 206, Fern Burgess 200, Ladies Monday Averages - Onie Etcher 223, Jean Harness 219, Jackie Braybrook 219, Donna Lyle 215 (3) Valerie Smith 213, Shirley ISavis 213, Judy Bragg 212, Sharlene Dehart 209, Helen Depew 208, Debbie Bromell 206, Fern Bradley 204, Flo Land 200. Team Standings - Fern Bradley 5704, 5; JudyBragg Night Bowlingo 5276, 5; Jean I-arness 5824, 4; Marg Curry 5607 4; Jackie Braybrook 5420, 4; 'Dot, Bridger 5259, 4; Onie Etcher 5530, 3; Debbie Bromeil 5368, 2; Marilyn Flintoff 5237, 2; Viekie Terry 4953, 2; Shirley Davis 5292, 1; Sharlene Dehart 4846, 0. 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