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( ( i BOWMANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT GARYMILOVICK 623-4416 12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 31,1983 Section Two The Tennis Racquet By Jeff Cookson The Bowmanville Tennis Club held its Club Championship Championship Finals this past weekend. Once again it was club president president Don Bradley who came away with most of the honours, winning the Men's Singles, Men's Doubles and the Mixed Doubles' crowns. Bradley had little trouble in the singles final as he bested Rick Bain in straight sets 6 -1, 6-3. However, he was severely severely tested in the semis where Jim Stackaruk took the champion to a third set and had two match points before bowing as Bradley won 6-4,2 - 6, 8 - 6. The match between Bradley and Stackaruk lasted three hours and was by far the most exciting of this year's championships. In the Men's Doubles, Bradley combined with his usual partner Mike Roberts to down Roger Wood and yours truly 6 - 2, 3 - 6, 6-1. The win must have been extra satisfying satisfying considering the fact that Bradley and Roberts had lost in the finals of the Lapolo Tournament earlier this summer. Don also combined with wife Janet to win the Mixed Doubles title over Denise Moorcraft and Mark Starkey. The match featured a number of spirited volley exchanges between the four players. Several times it was Don Bradley vs Denise Moorcraft, head to head and although Don generally bested her, Denise showed why many have rated her one of the most improved ladies in the club. Janet Bradley was certainly no slouch either as she consistently consistently rushed the net and made two very crucial net put aways in the third set. The ladies' single title went to Carol Hooper with her 6 - 0, 6 - 2 win over Caroline Char- man. As with Don Bradley, Hooper's toughest match was in the semi-finals where Janet Bradley had her down by a set and a 5 - 1 lead before she rallied to win 4 - 6, 7 - 5, 6 - 2. This match was another 2 >/ 2 hour marathon featuring some fine play by both competitors. competitors. In the ladies' doubles finals, Janet Bradley and Nancy Gilchrist teamed up to win in three sets over Jean Deblois and Dorothy Kelly. This match featured a tie-breaker in set two which, had Deblois and Kelly won would have given them the match. Scores were 4 -'6, 7 - 6 (7 - 1), 6 - 3. Once again this match was over two hours in length and featured several long tough rallies. i Pigeon Racing Results On Saturday, Aùgust 13, the Bowmanville Invitational Racing Pigeon Club flew their Young Bird race from Kingston, Kingston, Ontario. There were 16 lofts entering 359 birds in the race and results were as follows: 1st, 2nd, and 3rd - F. & M. Waterfall. 4th - Triple V. Loft. 5th - J. Mallery. 6th and 7th - K. & P. Wool- ner, 8th and 9th - T. Woolner. 10th - Hans Verkruisen. The Bowmanville Invitational Invitational Racing Pigeon Club flew a young bird race from Brockville on Saturday, Aug. 20, 1983. There were 350 birds and 16 lofts entered in the race and the results were: 1st - F. & M. Waterfall. 2nd, 4th, and 5th - N. and J. Brown. 3rd - D. Woolner and Son. 6th and 10th - P. Vander- 7th - Triple V. Loft. 8th - Bruce Brothers. 9th - E. Vierhout. On Saturday, Aug. 27, 1983 the Bowmanville Invitational R.P.C. flew a young bird race from Brockville, Ontario. There were 16 lofts entering 215 birds. Congratulations to the. winner, Chris Barr. 1st - Chris Barr. 2nd and 3rd - N. & J. Brown, 4th and 9th - T! Brown. 5th and 7th - D. Woolner and Son. 6th - P. Vanderweer, 8th - Triple V. Loft. 10th - F. & M. Waterfall. Kendal There was a very small attendance at church in Kendal last Sunday. We were pleased to have the sons of the Rev. E. Tink who was on our circuit sixty years ago, They had been at the service at Newtonville and could not stay for the for the service at Kendal. But we were favoured previous to the service by a piano solo by Fletcher Tink, They were visiting with friends In Hampton, Mr. George Lofthouse of Whitby and Mrs, Mary Brown of London, Ont,, visited at the home of Miss Catherine Stewart on Sunday, Then they all went out for dinner at the Dutch Oven, THE NORTHUMBERLAND AND NEWCASTLE BOARD OF EDUCATION WESTERN AREA EVENING CLASS PROGRAM REGISTRATION TU ES DAY, SEPTEM BER 13, TH U RSDAY, SEPTEM BER 15 From 7 till 9 p.m. EVENING CLASSES ARE HELD ON MONDAY TO THURSDAY EVENINGS FROM 7TILL9p.m. EXCEPT WHERE INDICATED CLARKE HIGH SCHOOL COURSES CONTINUED BASICS OF FOLK ART INSTRUCTOR: TIME: Pamela Malloy (705-277-2078) Monday 7:00 - 9:30 p.m. - Pontypool Monday 9:30 a.m. -12 noon Pontypool CAKE DECORATING - BASIC 1 & 2 ACCOUNTING-Parti AMATEUR RADIO ■ Theory and Regulation ANTIQUE COLLECTING BUNKA CAKE DECORATING ■ Beginning •CALLIGRAPHY COSMETICS FOR THE INDIVIDUAL CROCHETING - Beginners FITNESS - Men/Women FRENCH ■ CONVERSATIONAL ■ Beginners MICROCOMPUTERS-Beginners MINI-HOSTESS SEWING • Beginners SMALL ENGINE REPAIR •TYPING ■ Beginners/Advanced UPHOLSTERY •YOGA •DENOTES COURSES THAT WILL RUN ON MONDAY EVENINGS. ALL OTHER COURSES SHALL BE HELD ON THURSDAY EVENINGS. CREDIT COURSES ENGLISH-Grade 13 HISTORY-Grade 13 MATHEMATICS-Grade 12 NOTE: FEES FOR CREDIT COURSES ARE $10.00 CLARKE HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT RICK ESSEX 987-4771 (Lori West 983-5542 Evenings 6 till 9) INSTRUCTOR: TIME: LOCATION: CALLIGRAPHY INSTRUCTOR: TIME: LOCATION: COMPUTERS INSTRUCTOR: TIME: LOCATION: FLOWER ARRANGING INSTRUCTOR: TIME: LOCATION: GYMNASTICS INSTRUCTOR: TIME: LOCATION: LADIES FITNESS TIME: LEATHERCRAFT INSTRUCTOR: TIME: LOCATION: HAIRDRESSING INSTRUCTOR: TIME: LOCATION: HUNTER SAFETY INSTRUCTOR: TIME: LOCATION: JUDO INSTRUCTOR: TIME: LOCATION: Dorothy Tremble (725-8257) Monday evenings from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. for 8 weeks, Clarke High School, Room 101 Ellen Cowan O'Brien (623-9368) Thursday evenings from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. for 8 weeks, Clarke High School, Room 116 Sebastian Reisch Thursday evenings Clarke High School Gail Cameron (705-277-2961 ) Monday evenings from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Pontypool Carol Conroy (623-7553) Wednesday evenings from 7:00 -"9:00 p.m. Clarke High School Gymnasium Tuesday evenings at the Pines Mrs. Jo Barlow (983-5112) Wednesday evenings from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Orono Public School Cheli Vosburgh (786-2418) Tuesday evenings from 7:00-10:00 p.m. Clarke High School Home Economics Room 101A George Nelson (623-2243) Wednesday evenings from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Clarke High School (Room 116) Ray Wilson (571-0538) Thursday evenings from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Pines Senior Public School COURTICE SECONDARY SCHOOL ADMIN ISTRATIVE ASSISTANT GARTH GILPIN 728-5146 APPLEHEAD DOLLS BADMINTON (Wednesday) BALLROOM DANCING (Wednesday) CAKE DECORATING CALLIGRAPHY (Wednesday) BRIDGE CROCHETING -Fascinating early pioneer craft which makes great gilts lor young and old -Basic fundamentals tor young people in this popular competitive sport -Learn to dance for tun - social dancing lor men and women -Learn the skills ol making icing (lowers, cut-out cakes, sugar moulds, etc. -Use ol penmanship as an art form for ornamental purposes. -Introductory course to teach the basic concepts ol bidding and card play -Course will include pattern reading and the various stitches required - for both,the beginner and the advanced -Learn to make your own drapes and save money -Combination ol exercises to tone the body and a fun activity to increase physical fitness -Basics ol Moral design - save money making your own table centres, etc. for those special occasions -Study of plant propogation, gardening for tun and modern landscaping -Learn culinary arts selected from recipes from every cuisine of the world GYMNASTIC^ ■■ JUNIOR -For girls from 8 to 16 years of age who wish lo GIRLS learn recreational Olympic gymnastics MICRO-COMPUTERS- -Learn to use and program the Commodore PET PERSONAL USE Micro-computer using the BASIC language lor home or business DRAPE MAKING FITNESS & FUN FOR WOMEN FLORAL & CORSAGE ARRANGING GARDENING GOURMET COOKING PHYSICAL FITNESS- MEN QUILTING ART INSTRUCTOR: TIME: LOCATION: BABYSITTING INSTRUCTOR: TIME: LOCATION: Carol M. Reynolds Wednesday evenings from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. lor 8 nights, Orono, above the old (irehall Carol Anderson (623-3613) Thursday evenings from 7:00 - 8:30 p.m., lor 8 weeks, Clarke High School (Room 118) STITCH AND SEW LINGERIE INSTRUCTOR: TIME: LOCATION: TYPING INSTRUCTOR: TIME: LOCATION: TYPING (Youth) Age 8-13 years. Useful and functional skill for children In this age group. INSTRUCTOR: Diana Aus (983-5414) TIME: Wednesday evenings from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. LOCATION: Clarke High School (Room 218) Debbie Davis Monday evenings from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Clarke High School (Room 116) Diana Aus (983-5414) , Monday evenings from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Clarke High School (Room 218) Designed to improve the general fitness level of the individual through a program ol exercise that includes a variety ol activities -Learn how to make a quilt using your own design -class will make one hand-sewn quilt during the course SMALL ENGINE REPAIR-Course in the maintenance, trouble-shooting and (24 Hours) repair ol small engines used in lawnmowers, chainsaws, pumps, etc. TYPEWRITING -Course designed lo teach the touch-system of typewriting using the electric typewriter - lor the novice and advanced WEAVING (off loom) INSTRUCTOR: TIME: LOCATION: UPHOLSTERY (24 Hours)-Fundamentals ol re-building and re-covering your old furniture - learn to do it yourself and save money WELDING ■■ GENERAL & -Introductory course which teaches the principles CREATIVE (Wednesday) ol gas and arc welding while making creative (24 Hours) projects Elizabeth Bunion (983-5123) Thursday evenings from 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. Clarke High School (Room 203) YOGA -Incorporates a well-rounded program of Illness and relaxation - lor beginners, intermediates and advanced students (Registration may be done by telephoning the instructor where noted) Other courses may be offered if sufficient numbers apply. The FEE for each course will be determined by the NUMBER WHO REGISTER FOR THAT COURSE, and will range from $1.60 per hour to $1,90 per hour of instruction (or from $25.60 to $30.40 per 2 hour/8 week course) PLUS MATERIAL COSTS AND/OR SHOP FEE, where applicable. COURSES ARE FOR 8 WEEKS (2 hours per evening -- except where Indicated) CLASSES BEGIN: MONDAY, OCTOBER 3,1983 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4,1983 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5,1983 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6,1983