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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 25,1983 \sptrt-talk 62S-im FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Members of the Jim Richards coached girls' ball team are Barbara Brown C, Eleanor Pickard cf, Myrna Peterson 3b, Virginia Brown If, Sandra Chaskovitch rf, Pauline Lebreque, Barbara Hughes 2b, Marie Cooney lb, Edith Nimigon ss, Karen McMurter p and Helen Panas. SPORTS Local Youth Wins Judo Jr. Olympics Award FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- The award winning team in the Bowmanville Foundry Bowling Bowling League consists of Clint Ferguson, Marilyn Good, Shirley Gordon, Captain Bernice Partner, Linda Adams, AI Sweetman and Jean Woolner. Merry Makers Bowling League Holds Wind Up Banquet TOURNAMENT -- The Port Hope and District Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual golf tournament at Dalewood Golf and Country Club, on Wednesday, June 15th. Registrations must be in by June 3rd. Phone 885-5519 for a tee off time. WANTED -- Mixed ball teams for a Three Pitch Ball Tournament to be held July 2nd and 3rd in Port Hope, during the town's Canada Day Celebrations. Celebrations. Entries must be in by Wednesday, June 15th, and players must be 18 years or over. Sponsored Sponsored by the Port Hope Rotary Club. Contact John Goddard at 885-8478 for further information. HOLE-IN-ONE -- Lars Carlson of the Bowmanville Bowmanville Golf Club recently aced the 132 yard 3rd hole. The feat was witnessed by Joe Jessen. HIGHLAND GAMES -- The first Toronto Humber Highland Games will be held Saturday, June 18, 1983, starting at 8:30 a.m. at the North Campus Humber College, Rexdale, Ontario. Highland Dancing Competition, Pipe Band Competitions, Competitions, Drumming Competition, Massed Band Parade, Tug of War, Athletic Events, featuring: The Olde 74th (Duke of Argylls Own) and other historic regiments from Canada and U.S.A. The Merry Makers bowling league held its annual awards banquet Monday night at the Centennial Hall closing off the season. The top team in the league is shown above with their trophies from left: Helen Sheehan, Mary Jane Andrews, Carol Roberts - capt., Hammy Vandergaast, Sally Rozema and Doreen McRoberts. PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our specialty is lumber ana lumber products. A complete line of kiln dried hardwood and softwoods. • Walnut • Cherry • Maple • Redwood • Teak • Oak • Phil, Mahog. • Softwoods Hardwood & softwood plywood. MILL and YARD Specialty 328 Rltson Rd. N., Oshawa . Custom Milling 725-4744 66 KRACO" Registered Builder ol Carpentry & Contracting Newcastle 987-5400 Custom built homes, farm, home and cottage improvements. Owner William H.J. Kraayvanger (Licensed Carpenter) Christopher Smith, son of Roy and Lorraine Smith, Bowmanville won second prize in the 12 year old under 50 kg class at the Ontario Junior Olympics meet held last weekend at Durham College. With over 400 competitors qualifying from five provincial regions Christopher is a member of the Rossland Park Judo Club in Oshawa. He is instructed by Arthur Mark Dent. The next competition for Christopher will be the American/Canadian Challenge later this month in Amherst, New York and the United States Junior Nationals this July in Decatur, Illinois. Youth Soccer "Competitive Teams" Boys May 16-Age 11 O.S.C. 1 - Bowmanville 8 P.S.C. 9-Italia 1 Turul5-Ajaxl Whitby 2 - Peterborough 2 May 17 - Age 12 Ajax 1 - Peterborough 5 P.S.C. 1-Turul9 Rangers 9-O.S.C. 1 Whitby 2 - Bowmanville 3 Age 13 P.S.C. 11-O.S.C. 0 P.V. 0 - Rangers 8 Whitby 1 - Peterborough 12 May 18-Age 11 Bowmanville 3 - Rangers 1 May 19-Age 13 Peterborough 7 - Uxbridge 0 Note: O. S.C. - Oshawa Soccer Club U.S.C. - Uxbridge Soccer Club P. S.C. - Pickering Soccer Club Letter to Editor Dear Mr. James: To help celebrate the 125th Anniversary of the •f Bowmanville, the Bowmanville postal 1 J ' special Town o employees contributed' to purchasing a cancellation die. Enclosed please find a sample card showing thi logo which will be used throughout the week. L.L. Skuratow, Postmaster BOWMANVILLE - ONTARIO 125th ANNIVERSARY .125° ANNIVERSAIRE 1858 - 1983 Bowmanville Non-Contact Hockey League requires players for the 1983/84 Season Players must be 33 years old before September 15,1983. Team entries will also be considered. For more information, call Barry Roberts at 623-4028 after 5:00 p.m. Runner-up team in the Merry Makers bowling league are shown above with their trophies at the Centennial Hall Monday night where members gathered for a wind up banquet. Pictured from left Darlington Soccer The 1983 soccer season for are: Chris Harrison, Marg Nieuwenhuis, Enid Etcher - capt., Frances Mulder, Verna McMahon, and Mar] Piper. Absent from photo is Evelyn Large. J The Darlington Soccer League began Monday, May 16th. RESULTS May 16th Bowmanville 2 - Orono 0 Goal Scorers - Paul Ford (1), Scott Hillier (1) - for Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Tyrone 4-Zion 1 Goal Scorers - Dale Vivian (3), Clark Glaspell (1) for Tyrone. Ron Smithson (1)1 for Zion. May 18th Salem 3 - Flying Dutchmen 2 Goal Scorers - Al Wharmby (1), Gary Coombes (1), Tim Preston (1) for Salem. Don Buma (l), Jaap Vanderpol (1) for Flying Dutchmen. Courtice 3-Hampton 1 Goal Scorers - Randy Wright (2) , Kevin Tink (1) for Courtice. Courtice. Kevin Wilbur (1), for Hampton. Kevin Tink Statistican. Village Hosts Baseball M D" Championship LITRE BEMER SALE. Authorized Honda Dealer with 10 years of expert servicing experience. DURHAAA SERVICE, SALES, PARTS, CYCLE LTD. accessor|es Taunton Road East and Townline, Oshawa 576-3150 OPEN: Mon. - Wed. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m,; Thurs. 9 - 7; Fri. 9-9; Sat. 9-5 Newcastle Village has been chosen as the location for this year's Pigeon Racing Results The Bowmanville Invitational Invitational Racing Pigeon Club flew two races on Saturday, May 21,1983. D. Woolner and son won both races. The first race, flown from Kingston, Ontario, an air distance of 110 miles had 12 lefts and 150 birds entered. 1st and 6th - D. Woolner and Son, 2nd - Triple V. Loft, 3rd - N. and J. Brown, 4th and 9th - Hans Verkruisen, 5th - Terry Woolner, 7th 'Richard Krac- kenburg, 8th and 10th - Er. Vierhout. The second race of the day was flown from Brockville, Ontario an air distance of 160 miles. There were 13 lofts and 250 birds entered. 1st - D. Woolner and Son, 2nd, 3rd, 4th - F. and M, Waterfall, 5th, 6th, and 7th - Ev. Vierhout, 8th, 9th, 10th- N. and J. Brown. Tenants Seek Emergency Parking Zone An emergency parking zone at the front of the Veltri Building, Building, in Bowmanville, has been requested by the chairman of the tenants' association. In a letter to council, George Walton, chairman of the group, pointed out the need for the parking spaces for emergency emergency vehicles. He noted that it is impossible impossible to find a suitable space in front of the building for ambulance ambulance service or for loading or unloading furniture. Newcastle council considered considered the request at its regular meeting Tuesday, May 24, and agreed to receive the letter foi- information. Senior 'D' baseball championship. In a letter to town council this week, the Newcastle Lakers announced announced that six teams from various parts of Ontario will be competing competing in a Labor Day tournament tournament this September. September. Newcastle Lakers also requested permission permission to serve beer in a tent at the north end of the village ball park during the event. The tournament is to be held September 3,4, and 5. Newcastle council- has agreed to refer this request to its staff for a report. The report will be made to the town's general general purpose committee committee at a later date. Attention B.M.H.A. Coaches and Managers Anyone Interested In coeching, managing, etc. a B.M.H.A. team in the 1983-84 season Is asked to apply In writing stating experience and any preferences as to position and age level to: Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association P.O. Box 191, Bowmanville, Ontario Applicants must apply by June 3rd, 1983 trr 5^ «s&f"' St 6t. Guaranteed Sendee Guaranteed GM Parts Guaranteed Price J COWAN PONTIAC -- BUICK LTD. BOWMANVILLE ONT 166 King St. E. 623-3396