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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 4. 1984 [ sport-talk Ll f 623-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- For the first time this season, a member of Stephen's Fuels was chosen as the winner of the Surplus Sales' Star of the week. Don Gilhooly, a fitting choice for the award, last Tuesday "Gil" handled half a dozen chances flawlessly, including a couple of plays that were outstanding. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- The Clarke Orienteering Club held a dance on Saturday evening to raise funds for three Clarke boys, Arthur Arthur Groot, Tim Blaker and Ian Bunnan, who leave for Sweden this Thursday, to further their knowledge of Orienteering. LOBB BALL -- Entries are now being accepted for the Branch 30 Hockey Oldtimers Lobb Ball Tournament to be held July 13 - 14th at Wladyka Park, Port Hope. The first 16 entries received will be accepted so phone the Branch now. FOURTH ANNUAL -- If you would like to have your club sponsor a runner in the Fourth Annual Terry Fox Run, information regarding "Run," is available by phoning 416-488-1480, or by contacting contacting your local branch of the Canadian Cancer Society. KAWARTHA DOWNS -- The summer racing schedule is now in effect at Kawartha Downs. There will be a full card every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. from now until Labour Day. BENEFIT--The first annual "M.S." Cup Celebrity Ball Hockey game, will take place on Friday, July 6th beginning at 7:30 p.m. Co-sponsored by Labatt's Ontario Breweries, Wendy's Restaurants and Superior Propane, it will be held at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium with proceeds going to the Durham Region Multiple Sclerosis Society and Community Projects of the Oshawa Jaycees. The game will feature Kevin McLelland of the Stanley Cup Champion Edmonton Oilers, Dave Andreychuk, leading goal scorer for the Buffalo Sabres, Joe Cirella, captain of the New Jersey Devils and Greg Johnson, formerly of the Toronto Marlies, now with the Boston Bruins. PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our specialty is lumber and 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 Rftson Rd. N., Oshawa Custom Milling 725-4744 New Game Gets Heart Pumping There's nothing like a little little game of war to get the old adrenalin flowing. Armed battles, stalking the fields for- your opponent, opponent, dodging bullets and the hair raising expectation of being shot are .all part and parcel of Canada's fas- / test growing outdoor activity, activity, The Great Canadian Adventure Adventure Game. The pastime of the 1980's takes place on an 80 acre site compolete with a variety variety of playing field sizes and varying types of terrain to enhance the challenge of the game. The corporation, with locations locations in England, Australia, Australia, and North America, recently opened a franchise near the Newcastle Golf Course which is being operated operated by Hampton resident Steve Laurion. Basically it is a game of war involving two teams of approximately 15 people each. The objective of the •game is to capture the other team's flag and return it to your own base. Each player is required to carry specific equipment which is supplied by game organizers, before going on the field. This includes a harmless air pistol, soluble marking pellets, goggles, and camouflage outfits. The air pistols add an extra touch of excitement to the game. They shoot marble-like marble-like C02 powered units containing colored dye which is released on contact. contact. Although the shots are far from lethal they do give you a bit of a sting. If you are shot during action, action, you are counted dead and must report to a neutral zone where a judge will release release you after a sufficient period of time. It only costs a mere $35 for the game that offers you exercise, adventure and the ultimate in excitement. Each game lasts up to two hours long and as many as 50 people can be accommodated accommodated on the site at one time. THE GREAT CANADIAN ADVENTURE GAME" The outdoor game that gives you the challenge you have been wailing for. Playing fields only 5 minutes from Bowmanville Call now for Information and bookings: OSHAWA: 263-8811 TORONTO: 463-4101 îhoollNEWiopoaltng olr pistol adds an oxclling fmshconcopllotho oamo.andlioxcluslvo lotho Gfocil Canadian AdvonluioGcimo. E.O.B.A. LEAGUE STANDINGS TO JUNE 16,1984 Senior Chamber of Commerce Hosts Annual Tournament Several dozen members of the Bowmanville Chamber of Commerce took of their business suits and put on their golf shirts last Wednesday, for the annual C of C Golf Tournament at the Bowmanville Bowmanville Country Club. Chamber President Wayne Aasen is shown above congratulating low gross winner Rick James, who shot a one under par 35 to defend his title. Ralph McIntyre, left, took the men's handicap championship, while Eleanor Kowal, second from the right, shot 48 to take the ladies' gross title. Doreen Davies took top honors as the ladies' handicap winner. Photo by Ron Strike Junior Golfers Compete in Summer Open Almost 50 junior golfers took part in the Bowmanville Bowmanville Country Club's Junior Summer Open held last Thursday. Chris Hornett was the low shooter in the Bantam section with an 86. Ian Thompson and Chris Lee took top honors in the Juvenile and Junior divisions, shooting 81 and 77, respectively. The low net winners in the three categories were Peter Jandron, Scott Veals and Tony Wilson. Above, the large group gathered for a photo following the tournament. Soccer News Minor Bantam Monday, July 9 - Peterborough Peterborough Lions at Bow. London Life. Minor Mosquito Wed., July 4 - Peterborough Lions at Bow. United. Major Mosquito Tues., July 10 - Bow. Edvan Realty at Oshawa Turul. Minor Pee Wee Thurs., July 5 - Bow. State Contractors at Peterborougli Lions. GIRLS GAMES (NON-COMPETITIVE) Pee Wee Girls Tues., July 10 - San Marinos (Bow.) at Oshawa Kicks (B). Atom "A" Girls Tues., July 10 - Whitby at Dennison Mfg. HOUSE LEAGUES Pee Wee Tues., July 10 - Bow. United at Tyrone; Tues., July 10 - Hampton at Orono; Tues., July 10 - Newcastle at (Bow.) Blizzard. Mosquito ' Mon., July 9 - Hampton at Mary Brown's (Bow.); Mon., July 9 - Tyrone II at Tyrone I; Mon., July 9 - Kinsmen (Bow.) at Orono; Mon., July 9 - Langes (Bow.) at Newcastle II. Atom "A" Wed., July 4 - Tyrone at D & R (Bow.); Wed., July 4 - Marketplace (Bow.) at Toy- box (Bow.); Wed., July 4 - Orono I at Hampton. Tues., July 10 - Hampton at D & R (Bow.). Atom "B" Wed., July 4 - Rangers (Bow.) at Solina; Wed., July 4 - Newcastle at Orono II. Squirts Thurs., July 5 - Tyrone at Tim's (Bow.) ; Thurs., July 5 - Orono II at Newcastle; Thurs., July 5-J&J (Bow.) at Roy Nichols (Bow.); Thurs., July 5 - Rice Construction at Orono I. Tykes Tues., July 10 - Hawks (Bow.) at Eagles (Bow.). Team Orillia Peterborough Kingston Ajax Port Hope Whitby Oshawa Kendal Markham Newcastle Bowmanville Brockville Peterborough Belleville Bowmanville Markham Port Hope Oshawa Whitby Cobourg Little Britain Kingston Whitby Ajax Kingston Peterborough Oshawa Belleville Port Hope Trenton Little Britain Newcastle Oshawa Ajax Bowmanville Orono ltie Kingston Port Hope Peterborough Cobourg Whitby, ltie Belleville Peterborough Ajax Bowmanville Whitby Port Hope Oshawa Oshawa Belleville Ajax Kingston Cobourg Bowmanville Pickering Junior Midget Bantam G.P. 8 8 7 8 4 6 7 8 8 8 6 8 8 7 8 10 7 7 10 6 6 7 8 7 6 7 10 9 5 7 5 6 7 10 8 7 6 9 7 5 7 Pee Wee Tyke 8 4 7 6 10 4 3 5 4 4 3 4 3 W 6 6 5 5 3 4 4 3 2 1 0 8 7 5 4 6 3 3 3 1 1 1 8 5 4 4 5 3 2 2 1 1 7 8 5 3 3 4 3 1 1 8 4 5 4 3 2 3 4 3 2 1 0 0 L 2 2 2 3 1 2 3 5 6 7 6 0 1 2 4 4 4 4 7 5 5 6 0 2 2 3 5 6 3 5 4 5 0 2 3 3 3 5 4 4 5 0 0 2 2 7 2 0 1 1 2 2 4 3 Bowmanville Minor Hockey Update yvW ■■■ llËlliiî IBs Home of the Fuel Economy Car MIDWAY MOTORS 1300 Dundas St. E„ Whitby 668-6828 Tid-Bits During the heat and sunshine sunshine of the summer months, it's difficult to think of hockey, but the Executive of the Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association will meet every month, even during July and August. When the Executive was formed some months ago, a new committee was formed called Parent Liaison and Public Relations. One of this committee's first decisions, was to create a news column that would appear in the newspaper newspaper once a month in order to keep all parents and fans of B.M.H.A. fully aware of what was happening at the Executive Executive level of minor hockey in Bowmanville. Not everyone realizes that hundreds of hours are put in by volunteers on the Executive Executive to enable the hockey programs programs in our community to run smoothly. Thousands of dollars are required annually to pay for the ice time in our local arenas, as well as for the protective equipment required required by the players, One of the reasons for this news column is lo inform everyone of our fund-raising activities and, from time to time, to ask for the assistance of anyone connected connected with minor hockey. Probably the biggest change to ever take place in Bowman- ville's Minor Hockey program, program, will be the amalgamation amalgamation of the Recreation Hockey program with the Bowmanville Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association, Association, Meetings have been taking place for some time and the B.M.II.A, Executive has people in place to handle the transition. Several individuals individuals from the Recreation hockey system have volunteered volunteered to look after the operation operation of their league, and they are anxious for the change to take place as soon as possible. All we are waiting for is the Community Services staff to make their move. Bowmanville is one of the few communities with more than one minor hockey system, and several problems arc created because of this. Dissatisfaction in the Recreation Recreation hockey system due to lack of ice time and games, and a lack of players interested in playing for Representative teams are just two that come to mind. It is the intention of the B.M.H.A. to create an executive executive to look after the management management of the Recreation system, and consequently botli systems would be run by individuals directly involved. Much work lias yet to be done, but representatives of B.M.H.A. and Recreation are very confident that the end result will be extremely satisfactory. satisfactory. More will be announced later on the amalgamation, and other activities, in later columns. The first B.M.H.A. Bingo was held recently at the Lions Centre and was well received. Our next one will be held on July 16th, and it is hoped even more will attend. Watch for more details in upcoming Coming Events in The Statesman. We will be holding a Car Wash at the Bank of Enjoy the best of both Low-cost life insurance protection and high-interest annuities for savings. Let me put it together for you. Donald Rowe 725-6564 Mutual Life of Canada Montreal parking lot on Saturday, July 14th. Watch for advertisements for more details. If you have any comments or news you might like to see in this column, please send it to: B.M.H.A. Public Relations P.O. Box 191, Bowmanville Members of this committee are: Brian Purdy, Chairman; Jim Stokes and Reg Bradley; So long until next time. Dennison Girls Down Brooklin By John Morris On June 26th Dennison's Girls Atoms did it again! This time on the road at Brooklin winning by the score of 3 - 0, The girls turned in a fine team effort, with all the players contributing to the victory. Most of the game was played on the Brooklin side of the centre line with Susan McCullough, Danielle Peirce, Andrea Slocombe and Myka Piekenbrock pressing the play. Cheryl Ann Cole finally proved successful with her outside shooting, scoring not once but twice. Sarah Couch continued to dominate on the offence. She scored the third Bowmanville goal finishing off a pretty play which was started started by Tracy Michaud. Tracy, ran the ball up the field past several of the Brooklin defenders defenders and then passed to Sarah who pul it into the goal. The girls are learning they have to play hard for the entire game, this time keeping the pressure on for both halves. When on occasion, Brooklin did get the ball into the Bowmanville end, the girls came back to help the defense clear it away from the goal, July 3 and July 10 secs the girls playing an important home and home series against Whitby J.M.T. They play first on the road and then back home at Durham Christian High School for the return match. I would encourage one and all to come out and support support this fine group of girls as they continue to do an excellent excellent job of representing Bowmanville, hooked-on-videol AFTER THE MOVING MON. JULY 9 - SAT. JULY 14 ALL MOVIE RENTALS MON. - FRI. ONLY *1.49 SATURDAY ONLY *1.99 NO RESERVATIONS ON MOVIES THIS WEEK ONL Yll / MACHINE RESERVATIONS AS USUAL!! 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