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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 3, 1979 FLASHBACK - 25 YEARS AGO - Ail members of Bowmanville Recreation Department were at the meeting called for Tuesday night at Memorial Park to plan for the faîl season. Present were recreation director AI Vai, chairman Ralph Mclntyre, treasurer Fred Cole, secretary Dora Purdon, Claude Kilmer, Tom Rehder, Lionel Parker and Andy Thompson. Treasurer Cole reported summer expenses of the department at $134.98 leaving a bank balance of $313. FLASHBACK - 10 YEARS AGO - Walter Frank Real Estate defeated Kramp Furniture 3-0 in the Men's Town League Softball finals to win the league titie. Ron Smith, twirled a one-hitter, in his only, pitching appearance of the play-offs. Vern Grubin drove in two runs, AI Guernsey and John Kilpatrick collected double hits, while singles went to Tom Pearson, Smith and Ted Sal- lows had singles. LOSSA - Lake Ontario Secondary Sehools Association, held a Cross Country meet at Camp Samac last Thursday. in the junior boy's 5,000 m, Mike Gallagher of Courtice High Sehool piaced third. Jackie Vanderluit, aiso of Courtice, piaced first in the junior girls 3,000 m, with Mitzi Burgess of Bowmanviiie High, Sehool, second. ,Silvia Ruegger of Clarke High Schooi won the senior girls 3,000 m. Next LOSSA cross country is Thursday, October 4th in Uxbridge. FRANK'S VARIETY - defeated Kramp Furni- ture in the seventh game of the Men's Town League Softball League championship. Kramp's appeared to be on the way to a victory this year after coming from behind to tie up the series at three gantes each. But on Thursday, Frank's came through to win the titie. Congratulations to the winners and to the runners-up. It was a great series. JR C - hockey began the season, last' Sunday evening with the Cowan Pontiac Ltd., Jr C Red Eagles meeting Uxbridge. A chippy, fighting game both teams piayed as if the game wouid decide the championship. The club hosts a Sunday evening game nearly every week, so why not make it a habit to watch the team progress each week. Pat Forsey is now at the ticket booth, repiacing Jean Devitt, who last Friday moved to Niagara Falls, where shie and her husband have purchased a variety'and gift store. AVIATION DAY - Displays of both new and old aircraft will be among the many activities during Aviation Days at Oshawa Airport next month. The public is invited to tour the airport free of charge, on Saturday, October 13th, and l4th and examine the displays and see several exhibitions of flying skill. Among the highlights of the week- end is a "paradrop" of 40 paratroopers from a Canadian Armned Forces Hercules. There wilI also be aerobatics, helicopter rides and plane rides. Airport manager Larry McLean said about 6,000 people attended last year's Aviation Days and organizers expect at least that many this year. The event is organized by a committee made up of the varlous flying groups operating out of the airport. Vintage aircraft will bc on dis- play as well as the latest models from the leading manufacturers. There will also be a number of draws for valuable prizes. Among the prizes are a trip for two to the Caribbean, a Honda trail, bike and several hours of flying instruction. Sat- urday's activities begin at 10 am., Sunday's pro- gram gelts under way at noon. Legion Golfers Receive Trophies at Banquet Shown above are the winning league championship team and ciosing day champs who received awards at the Bowmanviile Legion's Golf Banquet heid at the Legion Hall Saturday, September 29. The winners were: Tim Prout, Ken Fox, Hank DeJong, 'Sandy Brown, AI Baker, Doug Wiseman and Bruce Mcdonald. Several of those pictured here were representing the winners. Tony Kerry (ieft) was the winner of the Jim Newman trophy for most CRAIG FLYNN - of Newcastle was signed last improved goifer at the Legion's Golf Banquet heid Saturday evening, week as an import to the Port Hope Jr C team on September 29. He's shown here with Bob Hiiditch, president of the Legion defence. golf ers. nr~ ..-Checkers Minor Bantams IUJ LrI pIit2 Ehibition Games By George Michelson Cheekers Variety Minor Bantam Toros started the season with two out-of-town exhibition encounters on the weekend. On Saturday evening they met Ajax in a fast moving game which ended in a Toros' victory. They scored twice in the second period on goals by Doug Brown, assisted by Robert Geidlinger and Chuck Nash, and Darcy Huber who skated through the Ajax team and scored unassisted on a power play. Ajax's only goal was put past goaltender Donnie Hayes by Dave Parker haif way through the last period. Eric Peebles played in net for the first haîf of the game. The local team took 10 penalties compared to the 6 assessed to Ajax. Uxbridge hosted the Toros on Sunday afternoon and defeated them 6-5. They popped two quick goals in the net at the beginning of the first period and ar.other early in the second before Bowmanville hit the scoreboard. Deryk Clark scored the Toros' first of the game and Darcy Huber assisted by Chris Michelson made the tally 3-2.. However, I Camsport Traiter Sales Hwj. 115and 35 987-5174 1977 and 1978 CHEVRON and HOLIDAY TRAILER Large selection of TRUCK-CAPS in stock SUPERIOR PROPANE REFILL CENTRE Uxbridge hit the mark three more times before the period ended. In the final period, Bowmanville took advantage of power play opportunities to close the gap. Doug Brown and Jay Sweet each scored unassisted goals and Daany Weir was assisted ýIby Raymond Cummings on his goal. In the final few minutes of the game the Toros tried desperately to tie the game but were unable to do more than hit the goal post which they did five times. The goaltending duties for Bowrranville were shared by Donnie Hayes and Eric Peebles with each letting in three goals. Number of penalties assessed - 12 to Uxbridge, 8 to Bowmanville. Tykes Team Standings Vacheresse 8, Hall 8, Mason 7, Evans 7, Lugtenburg 5, Luxton 3, Smith 2, MacGil- livary 0. High Singles G. Evans 111, C. Soper 98, C. Brown 97. High Doubles G. Evans 198, C. Soper 188, C. Brown 188. Bantam Boys Burna 5, Lugtenburg 2; Atkinson 7, Milîson 0 ; Henning 5, Smith 2. Team Standings Henning 17, Smith 12, Buma 12, Atkinson 9, Milîson 7, Lugtenburg 6. High Singles M. Lugtenburg 243, W. Henning 209-192, B. Oliver 199. High Triples, W. Henning 523, M. Lugten- burg 516, M.- Stork 437. Bantam Girls Smith 7, Kirkton 0; Sallows 7, Black 0; Donoghue 5, Marner 2. Team Standings Sallows 21, Donoghue 17, Marner 12,, Smith 9, Black 4, Kirkton 0. High Singles S. Sallows 237, C. Bannister 173, T. Kirkton 160. High Triples S. Sallows 485, C. Bannister 405, M. Bulgin 402. Junior Mixed League Land 7, Caissie 0; Preston 7, Sawler 0; Cn. Connelly 4, Seto 3; Smith 7, Cy. Connelly 0; Erwin 7, Adams 0; Jaques 5, Black 2. Team Standings Land 21, Preston 17, Smith 17, Cn. Connelly 16, Erwin 12, Adams 11, Jaques 8, Cy. Connelly 7, Seto 7, Black 6, Sawler 4, Caissie 0. High Games H. Wesselius 232 (589), S. Adams 219, L. Murphy 218, S. Land 212 (569), C. Caissie 209 (540), S. Buma 207, K. Sawler 204, C. Nash 201, Cy. Connelly 201. Senior Mixed League Roberts 7, Murphy 0; Leavis 7, Erwin 0; Taylor 5, Fairey 2; Van Goor 5, Willan 2; Bond 5, Edmondson 2. Team Standings Taylor 15, Willan 14, Roberts 13, Fairey 13, Leavis 12, Bond 12, Van Goor 9, Erwin 8, Edmondson 6, Murphy 3. High Singles S. Roberts 275, D. Hancock 256, J. Cockerham 242, K. Adams 241, K. Rines 216, R. Bond 215. High Triples S. Roberts 662, K. Adams 628, D. Hancock 616, J. Cockerham 615. NightHwk High single - J. Rowe 228. High triple - D. Campbell 574. Team Standings K. Raîston, 7488 pins, 10 points; B. Ballantîne, 7450, 9; G. Vanson, 7560, 6; D. Sallows, 7088, 5; A. Burgess, 7335, 4; A. Larusso, 7214, 2. Games over 200 - M. Ellis 207, D. Sallows 220, M. Trimble 208, A. Larusso 202, B. Myers 201, J. Rowe 228, 1. Hughes 209, B. Ballantine 225, D. Campbell 214, P. Pingle 202. Mixod Bowling September 24, 1979 TEAM STANDINGS Welton 6 points, 8263 pinfaîl; Reynolds 6 points, 8169 pin- faîl; Sutcliffe 6 points, 8112 pinfaîl; Heffron 51/2 points, 8498 pinfaîl; Terry 5 points, 8488 pinfaîl; Mott 5 points, 8381 pinfaîl; Piper 412 points, 8229 pinfait; Perfect 4 points, 8166 pinfaîl; Wright 3 points, 8081 pinfaîl; Pollard 0 points, 7813 pinif al. High Single Men - R. Wright 280; Ladies - B. Gilkes 262; To Date - J. Sutcliffe 262. High Triple Men - R. Wright 709; To Date - M. Reynolds; Ladies - V. Fairey 655; To Date - J. Sutcliffe 695. Flying Dutchman Prize: Team of D. Mott. 50-50 Draw: E. Easton. WANTED - One lady bowler to fill our league. Ladies Mondaiy Nlight September 24, 1979 AVERAGES Hazel Donoghue 231(9), Jackie Braybrook 216, Onie Etcher 216, Judy Bragg 216, Jean Harness 209, Barb Osborne 207, Marilyn Flintoff 206, Debbie Bromeli 206, Valerie Smith 205, Sharlene Dehart 205, Vickie Terry 202, Shirley Davis 200. TEAM STANDING Onie Etcher 11950 pins, 9 points; Fern Bradley 11200, 9; DURHAM COLLEGE - golf teamn fared well at the OCAA golf championships at Horseshoe Valley. They improved their overali standing "from sixth last year to fourth this year. Seneca College took top honors with a 668. Humber had 673, St. Lawrence campus of Kingston was third at 679 and Durham had 681. Sheridan and Fan- shawe were tied in fifth at 688. Art Loveil led Dur- ham in the second round shooting a 78 for a total of 165. Dave Wilson ballooned to an 87 for a two round total of 164. Kelly L awless shot an 84 for 173 and Tim Filer an 87 for 179. Mike Townle, the first round leader tied with Wayne Ritcil, of Kingston at 155 with Ritchie winning a playoff to take the individual title. Tim Jackson of Hum- ber was third at 156. DAVID TAYLOR - of Hampton placed 25th, with 'a time of 3 hours and 7 minutes in the Belleville Marathon, recently, a distance of 42.195 km., with, 138 entered in the event. CONGRATULATIONS 7- to the Orono Atoms Basebaîl team who won the town championship in August defeating Brownsdale 5-4. Team mem- bers are Cameron Sutherland, Jason Smith, Craig Fisk, Kerry Hester, Brooks Cowan, Mike Lane, captain, Kevin Mumford, Ass't. captain Bradley Meszaros, Eric Jensen, Jason Carleton, Maurice Charland, Brian His, Jeff Martin, coach Fred Fisk and coach Brian Collins. CENTURY - 21 Banner Passant Real Estate Ltd. wiil be sponsoring a team in the Oshawa and District Men's Bail Hockey League. 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