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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. December 15,1962 Beta Sigma Phi Holds Doll House Draw |^g||yj BfOS* PfeZfl Wanderers Dump Cleaners Goodyear Retirees Assn. Holds Annual Dinner Members of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held their draw for a doll house and furniture on Monday, December 13. Joan Tremeer (right), head of the ways and means committee, is shown here with the winning ticket, while Carolyn McLachlan, a member of the committee, looks on. The winner of the draw was Helen Montgomery, of R.R.2, Orono. She held ticket number 35. The draw is the sorority's annual fund-raising project. Money raised from the event will be used for community service work. In game No. 1 Sunday night, Kelly's Excavating finally got it together and outscored Bros. Pizza 6 - 5. The win for Kelly's was their first after suffering seven straight losses. The loss for Bros. Pizza now gives them a record of 4 wins and 5 losses. Ted Dolinski led the way for Kelly's with 2 goals, B. Kirk, R. Wadell, M. Healey and Brian Munn each had a single tally. For Bros. Pizza, their leading leading scorer, Dale Copithom had 2 goals, with singles to Terry Rolan, Mark Rolan and John Colwell. First period - Bros. Pizza, Copithom (T. Rolan, H. Szeniot) 1:00. Bros. Pizza, Colwell Colwell (Stainton) 19:40. Second period -- Kelly's, Munn (Fetch) 11:02, Kelly's, Dolinski (Fetch) 11:40, Kelly's Kirk (unassisted) 17:11, Bros; Pizza, M. Rolan (Gordon) 14:36. Third period -- Kelly's, Dolinski (Trotter) 4:24, Bros. Pizza, T. Rolan (unassisted) 5:30, Bros. Pizza, Copithom (T. Rolan, Szeniot) 6:25, Kelly's, Wadell (Kirk, Cousins) Cousins) 7:57, Kelly's, Healey (Kirk) 8:42. Wanderers Beat Cleaners Boyd Knox, and John Pudlis with 2 goals each led the Wanderers to a 6-5 win over the Bowmanville Cleaners in game No. 2 Sunday night. Ron Baker and Tom Simpson each had a goal for the winners. Pine and Oak Furniture Priced to Sell! I.O.O.F. Pee Wees Defeat Visiting Port Hope 6-0 Many Unique Christmas Gift Ideas ,H1 PINE LOFT cm 167 Simcoe St. S. Oshawa 579-9311 On Saturday, Dec. 11th Bowmanville I.O.O.F. Pee Wee Selects hosted Port Hope Pee Wees and came away 6 - 0 victors. Paul Brunt opened the scoring midway through the second period on a beautiful three-way passing play from Steven Bizi and Greg Healey. Brunt increased the count to 2 - 0 slapping in a rebound from Bizi after Mike Mosley's point blast was deflected on goal. Tim Smith made the score read 3 - 0 on a solo effort after intercepting a Port Hope clearing pass. Bizi who had a big night slapped in the fourth I.O.O.F. goal assisted by Brunt and Healey, who was superb throughout the game. Tim Smith scored the 5th marker on passes from Terry Kellett and David Reid. Kellett closed out the scoring on a beautiful set up by Smith. The whole team had an excellent game, headmaning tne puck and clearing our zone. Strong games defensively defensively were had by Shane Crombie, Kevin Flintoff, Greg Merkac, Andrew Rice and Mark Vanderheyden. Larry Newhook had the shut out for the "Selects". The Pee Wee Selects play their home games every Saturday night at 7 p.m. in the Bowmanville Arena. Triple F Bowling Team Standings W. De Lange 75, N. Griffioe 59, M. Rozema 58, A. Van Halteren 55, H. Vandergaast 54, N. Bakker 52, D. Van Abbema 47, R. Bouwmeester 47, A. Bonsma 46, J. Dragstra 45, T. Van Halteren 33, B. Vroom 16. High Single Ladies: H. Vandergaast 274. High Single Men: G. Evers 283. , High Triple Ladies: H. Vandergaast 691. High Triple Men: T. Van Halteren 699. High Average Ladies: H. Vandergaast 188. High Average Men: G. Evers 212. Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education Bowmanville High School presents Evening Classes 1983 to be held at Bowmanville High School 49.Liberty St. N., Bowmanville, Ont. Registration: January 5,7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. at Bowmanville High School - Main Foyer Fees: as indicated beside course. Material costs are extra. Classes: Evening classes commence on January 11, 1983, unless otherwise indicated. Classes will be held in the subject areas listed below providing a sufficient enrolment exists. TUESDAYS Cake Decorating • Beginners (7-9 p.m.-8 weeks-$24) Micro Computers - Advanced (8 - 9:30 p.m. - 8 weeks - $18) Cake Decorating ■ Intermediate (7-9p.rn. -8 weeks-$24) Micro Computers • Beginners (6:30 - 8 p.m. - 8 weeks - $18) Crocheting (7-9 p.m.-8 weeks-$24) Mini-Hostess (7-9 p.m.-8 weeks-$24) Fitness ■ Men (7-9 p.m.-8 weeks-$24) Photography - Beginners (7-9 p.m.-8 weeks-$24) Fitness-Women (7-9 p.m.-8 weeks-$24) Self-Improvement - Cosmetics etc. (7 - 9 p.m. -8 weeks-$24) Floral Design ■ Basic (7-9 p.m.-8 weeks-$24) Self-Defence (7-9 p.m.-8 weeks-$24) French • Conversational - Beginners (7-9 p.m.-8 weeks-$24) Typing - Beginners (7-9 p.m.-8 weeks-$24) Guitar - Beginners (7-9 p.m.-8 weeks-$24) Yoga (7:30 - 9:30 p.m. - 8 weeks - $24) For Information call: Ruth Canfield Waverley Public School 623-4323 or Bill Brunt Bowmanville High School 623-4416 Steve West led the Cleaners' Cleaners' attack with three goals. Gene Balson and Wayne Bradley Bradley had one each. The loss was the second suffered by the Cleaners, while the Wanderers now trail the Cleaners by 4 points - with one game in hand. First period -- Wanderers, Simpson (Ashton) 6:04, Cleaners, Cleaners, West (Cameron) 13:35, Cleaners, West (O'Brien) 16:56. Second period -- Wanderers, Wanderers, Pudlis (Westlake) 8:12, Wanderers, Knox (Homeniuk, Broome) 10:41, Cleaners, Balson Balson (West, Cameron) 14:16, Wanderers, Knox (J. Baker) 15:39. Third period -- Cleaners, West (Cameron) :56, Wanderers, Wanderers, R. Baker (T. Simpson) 10:04, Cleaners, W. Bradley (West) 18:35; Wanderers, W. Pudlis (Knox) 19:07. Members of the Goodyear Retirees Association members were present for the dinner which gathered for their annual Christmas Dinner on marked the club's 12th Anniversary. The above Monday at St. John's Anglican Church. Fifty-two photo shows the head table and guests. r. . 1 Let us help you with the Finishing Touches to your Christmas shopping. Come in to George's and look over our wide range of great gift ideas for men, women and children. Shirts, Shoes, Tops, Track Suits and Jeans from the country's top manufacturers. UPTO^)^) /& OFF ON ALL WINTER COATS and JACKETS OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9:00 42 King Street East Bowmanville