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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 31,1983 Midgets Lose to Port Colborne Start of activities to be 1 p.m. (could go later, last year 2 p.m.) Races: 0 - 3 years - prizes for all. 4-6 years - prizes for all. Girls 7 - 9 - first Amy Both- well, second Angie Finney. Boys 7 - 9 - first Aaron Rosnak, second Jason Edmodson. Girls 10 ■ Coombes, Jones. Boys 10 12 - first Kathy second Deanna 12 - first Craig Paeden, second Mark Chol- mondeley. Girls 13 - 15 - first Kerri Eggleton. second Tish Wright. Boys 13 - 15 - first Kevin Smith, second Ron Hills. Boys 16 - 20 - first Randy Burns, second David Knight. Ladies 21 - 30 - first Vicki Stephen, second Kelly Routh. Men 21 - 30 - first Larry Bishop, second Steve Routh. Ladies 31 and over - first Jane Paeden, second Carol Barlow. Men 31 - 40 - first Dave Barlow, second Wayne Paeden. Men 41 and over - first Don Bishop, second John Fowler. Sack Races Boys 16 years of age and under - two winners - first Tim Smith. Girls 16 years of age and under - first Deanna Jones. Wheel Barrel Race - 16 The Canadian Statesman Advertising Deadlines Display - Tues. 4:00 p.m Classified-. Tues. 12:00 noon I - CLIP and SAVE -- ! $5.00 i OFF ! ANY ITEM ! OVER $20.00 I SALE items excluded ^ Offer good until Sat., Sepl. 10th, 1983 The Latest In Casual Fashions for the Whole Family. leenet 42 King Street East p Telephone 623-3211 , ■<wl m mm Newcastle Soccer News Lindsay Men Win Bowling Trophy for Third Time Bowmanville Midgets had two tough games in their playoff series with Port Colborne over the weekend. They played there on Saturday and lost 8- 5 and returned here Sunday afternoon at Soper Creek Park. It was a close contest, with several arguments along the way, but the Bowmanville squad ended up on the short end of a 7-5 score to put them out of contention. John Mutton on the mound for Bowmanville pitched a good game, but the local team needed a few good breaks to win. /Legion Picnic Results years of age and under - mixed - one boy and one girl - one couple as winners - girl - Angie Paeden, boy - Craig Paeden. 3 Legged Race -17 years of age and over - mixed - no relatives (meaning, brothers and sisters, husbands and wives, also no girl friend and boy friend) - One couple winners - lady Vicki Stephen, man - Wayne Paeden. Pie Eating Contest -16 years of age and under - four winners winners - first girl - Cathy Coombes, second girl Jennifer Whitehead, first boy George Coombes, second boy Brian Bennett. Egg Throwing Contest - 16 years of age and over - mixed - no relatives - one couple as winners - lady Lynn Coggins, man - Dave Waters. Balloon Throwing Contest - under ten - Angie and Bradley Finney, over 10 - 16 - Dan Meraw and Cathy Dadson. Shoe Kick Contest - 17 and over - ladies only - one winner - Julie Knowlton. Oldest persons attending the picnic - lady Flo Knight, man Jack Knight. Finish this portion off with a peanut scramble. Bingo is played in the afternoon afternoon for Wintario tickets - must be 17 to play. Corn for all. Horse Shoes -17 and over - ladies and men - winners (one team) - Pete Pingle and Kevin Hayes. Lawn Darts -17 and over - ladies and men (must have mixed team) - no relatives - one couple winners - Ann and Jim Connelly. Chug-A-Lug - 1 winner - Gord McNab. There was a full draw for the men's doubles tournament last Wednesday at Bowmanville Lawn Bowling Club with the winners from Lindsay winning the Les Langs trophy for the third time. They are pictured here, 1-r, Syd Elsdon and Bill Tewkesbury, receiving the award from Mr. Langs, with club President Peter Bathgate at right. The past two weeks were quite a busy time for Bowmanville Bowmanville Lawn Bowlers. On-Sun. Aug. 21, Port Hope paid a return visit to our club for a fun day of Zitney bowling. We do not have the final score cards but understand that first prize was won by Marj Wakely (Port Hope) and Marg Perris and Marg Nicks of Bowmanville, Bowmanville, followed by Mabel Mavin (Bow.), Millie Clayton (Port Hope) and Wanda Ball (Bow.). A lovely social hour followed the bowling and everyone enjoyed enjoyed the good fellowship which has ensued between these two clubs. Our last Club tournament of the season took place on Wed. Aug. 24th with teams from Bow., Oshawa, Whitby, Lindsay, Lindsay, Port Hope, Cobourg, Highland Creek and Agin- court. The first round saw Oke and Mavin (Bow.) lose to Knibb of Whitby 10 - 12, Coombes and Lang lost to Morrison of Oshawa 8 -15, Hall and Bathgate Bathgate won over Garrett of Whitby 24 - 6, Brock and Carson beat MacDonald of Highland Creek 16 - 12 while Hughes and Bennett lost to Roulston of Agincourt 22 - 9. Second games were Coombes 9 -13, Hall lost 6 -18, Brock won 11 - 9, Oke won 18 - 7, Hughes won 15 -10. In the final game, Coombes lost 11 - 14, Hall won 16 - 9, Brock lost 21 - 4, Oke won 20 - 7 and Hughes lost 5 - 14, The eventual winners were Syd Elsdon and Bill Tewkesbury of Lindsay with a score of 55 plus 2. Second prize went to Art Cartwright and Alex Hamill of Whitby who scored 53 points. Third spot was taken by Bob Roulston and Charlie Reck of Agincourt with 52 plus 1 while 4th prize was won by Clarence Oke and Ab Mavin (Bow.) with 48 points. Fifth spot was won by Gord Terwillegar and Tim Nelson of Oshawa with 40 while the last prize was won by Carl MacDonald and Roy Chapman of Highland Creek with 35. The trophy was presented by the donor Les Langs and it was indeed a pleasure to see our oldest ana at the present time only Life Member out on the greens again. It is interesting to note that this is the fourth year for this trophy and Elsdon and Tewkesbury have won it three times out of the four. A special thanks to those ladies who worked in the kitchen, supplied sandwiches and carried drinks out to the greens and to Norma Brock for pouring tea for the visitors at noon. Among the ladies present were Marg Perris, Thelma Bennett, Gwen Coombes and Mabel Mavin. On Thursday, Aug. 25, Rena Bathgate, Vi Coole and Marg Nicks took part in a tournament tournament in Oshawa and although they lost all three games by close margins, they enjoyed immensely the hospitality shown by the Oshawa club, They lost their first game by a margin of one point, had a very close second game and lost their last game on an extra end. Much to their surprise surprise they were each awarded a prize for losing all three games with the lowest score. This was an anniversary tournament and • this year's theme was Christmas, with the tables decorated in a Christmas motif while each lady bowler received a Christmas stocking filled with goodies. On. Sat., Aug. 27th, 13 members from Bowmanville went to an invitational Jitney in Oshawa which was also attended by members of the Whitby club. Due to rain they only played one game and eight ends of a second game. Unfortunately, your scribe was bowling in Port Hope that day and has no lists of winners. However, we understand understand that everyone enjoyed themselves immensely and is hoping that this also will turn out to be an annual event. FOR THE MALE RETURNING TO SCHOOL OR WORK . . . BACK TO SCHOOL BACK TO WORK CUT SPECIAL UNTIL SEPT. 3rd $ 8.00 Shampoo, Cut, and Blow Dry The Style Shoppe 14 Silver Street -- Bowmanville 623-5455 Parking in rear For insurance cal I f.>'U Don Irvine 108 Waverley Road Bowmanville Telephone 623-4482 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES CANADIAN HEAD OFFICES: SCARBOROUGH, ONT. Bowmanville Rotary Car Wash and Celebrity Dunkin' Sat., September 17th We Invite Town of Newcastle Residents to Submit Names of Potential Candidates for the Celebrity Dunkin'! Candidates must be willing and able to position themselves at the tank for a period of one hour at the Bank of Montreal Parking Lot. PLEASE FILL IN COUPON and RETURN TO: Box No, 1086, Canadian Statesman by Sept. 9, 1983 62 King St. W„ P.O. Box 190, Bowmanville UC 3K9 CELEBRITY DUNKIN' NAME: ADDRESS: PHONE NO.: liberty Belles Bowling will start 1:30 p.m. Sharp, Sept. 6th. Team No. 1 - Capt. Carol Roberts, Ruth Hartford, Lorraine Gray, Dot Fair, Betty Morrison, Bernice Brown. Team No. 2 - Capt. Reta Junkin, Betty Westlake, Bessie Forsey, Gaye Ante, Shirley Greenham, Joyce Rowe. Team No. 3 - Capt. Gail Millson, Marion Almey, Susan Gray, Marg. Tippins, Marian Henning, Nancy Sabine... Team No. 4 - Capt. Sharon Robinson, Vickie Murphy, Helen Simpson, Florence Dimbleby, Kay Blanchard, Karen Stephens. Team No. 5 - Capt. Ruth Wright, Fran Sleep, Kathy Mitchell, Helen Jacob, Jean Gray, Winn Payne. Team No. 6 - Capt. Lee Varley, Lynne Wereszcznski, Ann Bons, Isobel Davis, Jean Harrison, Marv. Bird. Team No. 7 - Capt. Ena Etcher, Cisca Van Hoof, Jean Phillips, Betty Janack, Sharon Metcalf, Goldie Britton. Team No. 8 - Capt. Chris Harrison, Mary Smith, Wilma Coombes, Pat Wichman, Muriel Abernathy, Barb Godin. Team No. 9 - Capt. Jean Hanthorn, Marg MacDonald, Edna Barko, Julie McMullen, Emma Clark, Jane Wraith, Christa Walker. Team No. 10 - Capt. Rita Flee, May Alldread, Enid Austin, Evelyn Browes, Susan Jacob, Penny Kelly, Mary Paton. Tykes Hardball Game No. 22 - Rangers 6, Expos 0. Game No. 26 - Royals 3, Blue Jays 13. Game No. 27, Royals 7, Oddfellows 14. Game No. 29 - Blue Jays 15, Rangers 12. Game No. 30 - Expos 0, Blue Jays 6. Expos team has folded. Standings Orono 10 wins, 0 losses. Blue Jays 8 wins, 2 losses. Royals 5 wins, 5 losses. Rangers 4 wins, 6 losses. Oddfellows 2 wins, 8 losses. Expos 1 win, 9 losses. By Dick Budel The champions in two age- groups (Pee Wee and Mosquito) Mosquito) have been decided and next week will see the remaining remaining two titles settled. Newcastle Newcastle Colts teams were involved involved in six games over the past week which saw one team eliminated, one team advance to the semi-finals, one team through to the finals and one team win its championship. First let's see what our Squirts did. On Monday the K of C I boys went down by the narrowest of margins, 4 - 3, to a very experienced and solid Hampton squad. The Hampton Hampton boys advanced to the finals on the strength of this win while the Newcastle boys are trying to earn their way through the consolation event. Hampton's goals came from Richard Bateman.(tljree) and Neil Gerrits. Derek Anderson (two) and Dale Foster scored for Newcastle. On Wednesday the K of C I boys continued their pursuit of a place in the finals by defeating Rovers 3 - 0 on the strength of two goals by Dale Foster and one from Derek Anderson. If the K of C boys managed to beat Tim's on Monday, August 29, they will advance to meet Hampton in the championship final. This game will be played on Wednesday, August 31, at 6:30 in Hampton, and should be a dandy. The Atoms were busy as both Newcastle teams won on Tuesday, setting up another confrontation between these two teams on Thursday, August 25. On Tuesday the K of C Atoms defeated the Rangers 6 - 0 as Brian Buma (three), Ken Sayeau (two) and Ricky Burns (one) scored for Newcastle. Meanwhile, the Kraco Contracting Atoms defeated defeated Orono I by a score of 4 - 0 through goals by John Rogerson (three) and Brandon Brandon Coyle (one). Thursday's contest between the two Newcastle Newcastle teams was a lopsided affair as the K of C boys jumped into an early lead and never looked back in racing to a 6 - 0 victory. No details were available on the goal scoring. The K of C Atoms will now meet Tyrone I in Tyrone on August 30 (Tuesday) to determine the championship. ' The Port of Newcastle Mosquitos capped their season by defeating Tyrone 3 - 0 on Thursday to take the championship. championship. This wound up a perfect season for the Newcastle Newcastle boys as they were unbeaten unbeaten and untied throughout the entire competition. Richard Budel scored the winner and Jeff Koopmans added two insurance tallies in the Colts win; The entire squad played very well to help preserve Peter Zantingh's shut-out in the final game. The Pee Wee championship game was delayed as Orono and Hubbard's played to a 1 -1 tie on Monday. The replay on Tuesday resulted in a 0 - 0 tie after overtime. Hubbard's finally triumphed 5 - 2 on penalty shots to advance to the final. This game was played on Thursday in Tyrone and the host team finally won after a see-saw battle which saw the lead change several times before the final score of 5 - 3 was reached. A recap of the actipn is as follows: Monday, Aug. 22 Squirts - Hampton - 4, Newcastle I - 3. Tim's - 5, Orono I - 0. Tyrone - 5, J & J - o. Rovers - 3, Blizzard - 2. Pee Wee - Orono -1, Hubbard's -1. Tuesday, Aug. 23 Atoms - Newcastle I - 6, Rangers - 0. Newcastle II - 4, Orono I - 0. Mosquito - Tyrone - 4, Hampton - 3. Pee Wee - Hubbard's - 5, Orono - 2 (penalty (penalty shots). Wednesday, Aug. 24. Squirt - Tim's - 8, Tyrone - 5. Newcastle I - 3, Rovers - 0. Thursday, Aug. 25 Atom - Newcastle I - 6, Newcastle II - 0. Mosquito- Newcastle II - 3, Tyrone - 0 (championship game). Pee Wee - Tyrone - 5, Hubbard's - 3 (championship game). Legion Ladies 1983-1984 SEASON ' Bowling starts on Thursday, September 8,1983 at 6:45 p.m. Team No. 1 - Joan Sutcliffe, Virgie Fairey, Kelly Routh, Colleen Snowden, Joyce Almond, Brenda Baker. Team No. 2 - Vickie Stroud, Patty Smith, Bernice Partner, Meg Gibbs, Nancy Rowe, Carol Seely. Team No. 3 - Onie Etcher, Nancy Evans, Heather Gray, Joan Shearer, Linda Coombes, Helen Sheehan. Team No. 4 - Lola Wright, Bernice Terry, Muriel Tennant, Tennant, Sandra Fice, Leigh Oke, Patti Roberts. Team No, 5 - Sheila Roberts, Penny Connaghan, Jean Lux- ton, Mary Gray, Wendy Luxton, Tina Gerrits. Team No. 6 - Grace Murdoch, Murdoch, Rita Junkin, Linda Bates, Leona Stacey, Sheila Connaghan, Sue Tullock. WE'RE READY, TO GET YOU READY... with SCHOOL SUPPLIES Come shop now while our selection is best. SPECIAL 400 Sheet Ruled Hilroy Refill ONLY $2.19 For Quality School Supplies Come to The Store That Specializes in Stationery RICKABY'S LIMITED BOWMANVILLE, ONT. 27 King Street West Telephone 623-5556