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[ sfnrf-talk 623-SSOÎ RIDE-A-THON -- The Durham Region Horseback Riding for the Handicapped Association Rideathon will be held Saturday, September 24,1983 at Hoskin Stables in Blackstock. Trophies will be awarded to the individual rider with the highest earnings and to the group or stable with the highest earnings. All riders will receive crests. For further information, registration and pledge sheets, please contact one of the following before Sept. 14, 1983: Hoskin Stables, Blackstock, 986-5558; Sandra Morton, Oshawa, 728-6930; John Burr, Oshawa, 576-2892. Purpose: To cover the cost of riding lessons, special equipment and insurance for our handicapped riders. GYMNASTICS -- For information on this year's program of gymnastics please phone A. Sebben at 623-4368. LOB-BALL TOURNAMENT - Oshawa NDP Lob- ball team is holding an eight team tournament on Sept. 17th and would be .happy to hear from teams that would like to participate in this double knock out event. Call Brian Nicholson 725-0775 as soon as possible, there may still be room. It will be held at Stone Street Park, Oshawa. WINNERS -- Pebblestone Golf Club held its annual annual members dinner Sunday, Sept. 11. Trophies were presented to: Don Pringle, Men's Club Champion; Heather Cann, Ladies' Club Champion Champion and Steve Sobil, Pebblestone Family Champ ion. Bowmanville ROTARY CAR WASH and Celebrity Dunkin' Saturday, Sept. 17th Bank of Montreal Parking Lot Schedule for Dunkin' 11:00 a.m. - Ray Simser, Teacher 11:30 a.m. - Del Watson, Bank of Montreal Manager 12:00 a.m. - Garnet Rickard, Mayor 12:30 a.m. - Katie Suddes, Rotary Exchange Student 1:00 p.m. - Earl Wolff, Courtice Secondary School Principal 1:30 p.m. - Charles Clarke, BowmanvNIe High School Vice-principal 2:00 p.m. - Jim McSweene, Royal Bank Manager 2:30 to 4:00 p.m. - To be announced Anyone wishing to participate in the celebrity dunkin', please call: I Mr. Jack Locke 623-5232 Meet Old Friends i Make New Friends at the Bowmanville Curling Club FREE Instruction Curling October 11th to 14th, 1983 at 7:00 p.m. Learn the basics of curling in four nights from professional instructors. Course put on for new curlers, novice curlers, or regular curlers who want to improve their game. Geared for those who haven't held a broom or a stone, but wish to curl at Bowmanville Country Club. FREE! Wine and Cheese Party Friday, October 14th 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. All interested curlers Invited Men's Section Tues., Thurs., Nights $155. Ladles' Section Tues., tims. Afternoons $129. Business Girls wed. Night $ 97. Mixed Section Mon., Friday Nights Senior Section Tues. & Thurs. mornings $ 60. Social Membership $ 20. BOWMANVILLE (Ol'iVritY club' HOWMANVIU.K, ONTARIO Middle Road 623-2670 SPORTS Odd Fellows Tykes Win "fl" Ball Championship Last Wednesday evening at Memorial Park, the ÎV < Odd Fellows Tykes won the 'B' ball title by defeating Glen-Kirk Royals 6-3. Members of the Odd Fellows squad includes: front row 1-r, Robin Alehin, Adam Alehin, Robert Warren, Craig Rickard, Mike Colbourne, Jeff Rohr, Dave Aldridge, Jeff Martin, Darcy Vietch; middle row, Aaron O'Neill, Ben Warren, Mike Lawless, Steve Thompson, Jeff Shorthouse, Geoff Goode, Bob Murdock, Mike Bradley, Duane Adams; absent, Chris Gloss; at rear, Asst. Coach Wayne Bradley and Coach Rick Martin, absent Asst. Coach Colin Thompson. Bowmanville Golf Club hosted annual Championship Day on Saturday, September 10th, when the finalists in each division competed for the top titles. Brad Carnegie, shown at the extreme left, won the 1983 Bantam title, defeating his opponent by one stroke. Beside him are Pierre St. Amand, the juvenile champion, Barry Yates, the junior champion, John Page, the seniors champion, Barry Fenton, the men Y s champion, and Pam Nixon, the ladies club champion. MEN'S TOWN LEAGUE SOFTBALL TUES. SEPT. 6th CASTLE HOTEL 10 BROOKING TRANSPORT 8 D. Watson hurled his first win of the season with Y. Michaud coming in to help put out the Brooking attack as they had bases loaded in their last at bat. The first inning saw Castle go ahead by a 9 - 4 count and hold on to even the series at one. Although Brooking out hit Castle 15 - 6, the base runners for the Hotel squad crossed the plate more and that's what wins ball games. G. Triantifilou was the loser, while being away from the mound for quite some time he was shaky but came back in the second stronger than ever. J. Ryhorchuk came in the first but to no avail. Castle's hits came from D. Watson (two), D. McDanields, G. Weir, B. Cooke and D. Smith one each. Brooking's D. Osmond and D. Hermer had perfect three for three at the plate with T. Bellamy also picking up three hits, L. Wells, two, J. Colwell, J. Ryhorchuk, C. Chambers and M. Burgess with one. Home Runs: G. Weir (C) Grand Slam. PORT DARLINGTON MARINA 14 KRAMPS FURNITURE 4 The Marina Squad was awesome awesome at the plate as they unleashed 14 hits and J. Allen allowed only six while fanning 10. D. Bickell didn't have much help as his team-mates committed seven errors. This put Kramp's backs to the wall, down two games to zero in a best three out of five series. Hitting for Marina was R. Woolner with three, J. Hume- nick, B. Godfrey and P. NEWCASTLE MEN'STOWN LEAGUE HOCKEY Registration Sept. 17,1983 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Newcastle Arena Fee $110.00 (includes banquet) Manganelli with two, J. Allen, D. Ritchey, W. Cookson, S. Allen and J. Fraser all with one apiece. Kramps' N. Caruana had two hits while J. Burns, D. Bickell, J. McAlpine and K. Noble had individual safeties. Home Runs: B. Godfrey (M), R. Woolner (M). THURS. SEPT. 8th KRAMPS FURNITURE 7 PORT DARLINGTON MARINA 6 B. Cochrane picked up his first victory in the semi finals as he held the Marina battery to eight hits. D. Ritchey was the loser with J. Allen coming in for relief in this squeaker. Kramps' N. Caruana with his masterful bat put one so far that it reached Liberty St.. with one hop but was awarded a ground rule double which hardly seems fair but rules are rules. D. Bickell, N. Caruana and S. Allen had two hits for Kramps with individuals going to J, Morris and G, Weir. J. Fraser and J. Humenick led Marina with a pair of hits, J. Allen, R. Woolner, D. Ritchey and R. Santomero had one each. Home Runs: D. Bickell (K). BROOKING TRANSPORT 1 CASTLE HOTEL? CASTLE HOTEL 0 D. Rafuse and Brooking shut-out Castle for the second time this series with ten strike-outs and scattering seven hits. Castle had numerous opportunities opportunities to win this match as they stranded 10 base runners including bases loaded in the last frame. Y. Michaud was equally as good with striking out four Transporters allowing only five hits. The only run of the game came in the fifth inning with two out as D, Osmond laid down a suicide squeeze to score D, Tallis, Hitting for Kramps were D, Osmond, D. Hermer, O. Rafuse, D. Tallis and C. Grosser! with one each, Castle's D. Watson had a pair of hits with J. McDanields, McDanields, G, Weir, ,1. Polled, N. Lansing and F. Smith picking up the rest. Soling Leads Hampton 2-0 in Soeeer Finals After Saturday's win Solina is leading Hampton in points 2 -0. Next game of finals - Wed. Sept. 14, Solina at Hampton, 6:00 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 18, Hampton at Solina, 3:00 p.m. Merry Makers Bowling No. 6 Burgess 1791, 3, No. 1 Roberts 1759, 2, No. 2 Smith 1745, 1, No. 3 Etcher 1606, 3, No. 4 Harrison 1475, 0, No. 5 Sellers 1461, 0.. High Single - Vivian Cowan 280. High Double - Ena Etcher (262, 236) 498. High Average - Ena Etcher 249 (262, 236). Night Hawks Bowling SEPT. 7,1983 High Single - T. Wright 267. High Triple - M. Found 667. TEAM STANDINGS T. Wright 2526 pins, 4 points, I. Hughes 2518, 4, M. Found 2416, 3, B. Ballantine 2276, 1, G. Dykstra 2376, 0, D. Barrett 2075, 0. GAMES OVER 200 M. Found 237, 246, S. Brown 219, 255, T. Wright 267, D. Sallows 214, G. Dykstra 216,1. Hughes 219, A. Drumm 203. Newcastle Soccer News Team Members: Richard Bateman, Jamie Mercer, Derek Anderson, Billy Read, Shawn Stephenson, Jeff White, Sarah Couch, Neil Gerritts, Simon Cowling, Brandon Osmond, Jason Terry, Collin Taggart, Mathew Yeo, Mark Deaghan, Mackenzie Korte, Trevor MacDonald, Chad Vander- ende, Ian Freeburn. Coaches: Bill Read, Ken Cowling. Managers: Greg Couch, Jim Vanderende. Cobourg Tournament - Aug. 20 - 21 - Bow. 2 vs. Cobourg 3, Bow. 5 vs. Trenton 0, Bow. 4 vs. Harrowsmith 1. Colborne Tournament-Aug. 27 - 28 - Bow. 0 vs. Agincourt 7, Bow. 2 vs. Cobourg 3, Bow. 6 vs. Colborne 0. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 14,1983 7 CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE NEWCASTLE VILLAGE FIGURE SKATING and POWER SKATING REGISTRATION AT NEWCASTLE ARENA Sat., Sept. 17, 1983, 10 - 12 a.m. Sat., Oct. 15, 1983, 10 - 12 a.m. FIGURE SKATING FEES Beginners $ 63.00 Juniors 73.50 Intermediate 105.00 Seniors 115.50 Plus $7.00 C.F.S.A. Membership POWER SKATING to be held at Newcastle Arena 10 Week Session Beginning Week of November 1st $36.75 +$7.00 C.F.S.A. Membership __ (Times to be announced later) ■7+pk - Joseph P. Caruana, Deputy Director Sept. 14 Oct. 12 CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE Fall Aquatic Programs at the Town of Newcastle Fitness Centre REGISTRATION: Monday, September 12th - Friday, September 16, 1983 at the Community Services Building, 152 Church Street, Bowmanville, L1 C 3A6. Classes commence the week of September 26, 1983 and continue once a week for 15 (fifteen) lessons (Exception: Parent and Tot and Aqua-fit Classes). Registration forms may be picked up prior to September 12, from the Fitness Centre or Community Services and mailed with a cheque or money order to the address mentioned above. The following programs are available: Youth Swim Lessons (6 mos. -18 yrs.) Adult Swim Lessons Aqua-Fitness Synchronized Swimming Esso Swim (Competitive Skills) Programme Semi-private and daytime classes also available this fall. For further information on class times and fees - - - call the Newcastle Fitness Centre at 623-3392 (or 983-5039 from 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., only). Sept. 7,14,1983 Jane Lunri, Program Director WINTER COVERS Fri.& Sat., Sept. 16th-17th 2 DAYS ONLY ABOVEGROUND ROUND & OVAL COVERS POOL SIZE COVER SIZE 5 YEAR 7 YEAR (pro-rated) (pro-rated) 12' round .... 15' round $25 $ 35. 15'round 18' round $35 $ 49. 18' round .... 21 ' round $47 $ 67. 21 ' round 24' round $60 $ 87. 24' round .... 27' round $77 $110. 27' round .... 30' round $95 $135, 12 x 25 oval.. 15 x 28 oval $45 $ 63. 15x27 oval.. 18x30 oval $57 $ 81, 15x30 oval.. 18x33 oval $63 $ 89. 16x26 oval ,.19x29 oval $58 $ 82. 16x32 oval ,.19x35 oval $71 $ 99. 16 x 36 oval.. 19 x 39 oval $79 $110. 18x33 oval.. 21 x 36 oval $80 $115. 18x36 oval.. 21 x 39 oval $87 $120. INGROUND RECTANGLE COVERS (5-year pro-rated warranty) POOL SIZE COVER SIZE 12x24 reel 18 x 30 reel $ 58. 14x28. 16x24. 16x32. 16x36. 18x36. 20 x40. .20 x 34 $ 72. .22 x30 $ 69. .22 x 38 $ 89. .22 x 42 $ 99. .24 x 42 $109. .26 x 46 $129. .$ 60. .$ 77. .$ 75. .$ 92. .$105. .$112. .$135. 8' water lube 16 mil.. 10' water tube 16 mil. (7-year pro-rated warranty) .$4.35 .$5.50 POOL SIZE COVER SIZE 12x24 reel 18x30 reel, 14x28 16x24 16x32.... 16x36.... 18x36.... 20 x 40.... LOOPS GROMMETS $ 79 $ 85. 20 x34 $ 99 $105. 22 x 30 $ 97 $102. 22 x38 $125 $129. 22 x 42 $139 $145. 24 x 42 $149 -- .. $159. 26 x46 $179 $169. Mountain Pools 1343 King St. E. Oshawa Telephone 725-4648 "Home of the Pool Doctor" HOURS: Frl. 12-9 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m.-6 p.m.