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/ 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 1,1984 [ sport- Mk 623-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- The tournament tournament committee of the Bowmanville Tennis Club consists of Arnold Lobb and Colin Birtwistle. Ground committee Dave Peters and John Thisson. Ladies committee Norah Allin and Marg Dustan, Pres. Lew Bundle, Vice Pres. Cliff Trewin, Sect'y.- Treas. Jack Dunn. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Congratulations Congratulations to Nancy Jackman of Bowmanville who won the under 18 girl's tennis title recently, at the Oshawa 1974 Open Junior Tennis Tournament, Tournament, defeating Liane Coole of Oshawa, 6-0,6-1. [ sport-talk tai-noi DEER HUNTING -- The dates for the controlled controlled deer hunt in Unit 75, Wildlife Management Management run from November 5th - 8th. Details may be obtained by contacting the Lindsay district office. Applications are now available at the Lindsay office and must be filled out and returned by August 51st to be eligible for the draw. Bewnewille Merc hints Defeet Breeklin 23-13 SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING -- A very successful exhibition of synchronized swimming was presented at the Newcastle Fitness Centre on Saturday, July 28th by a mobile team from Syncro, Ontario. This fascinating sport, in honor of Synchronized Swimming being introduced into the Olympics this year, was presented through films, talks, demonstrations and active participation to interested spectators. Phone Jane Lunn at 623-3392 for information on this activity. . w Ælfc 1 Hair Care to Make You Smile! K -*.U\SS $0 HAIR PROBLEMS? COME TO US FOR THE ANSWERS! AS ONE OF OUR SERVICES WE PROVIDE HAIR STRAIGHTENING WITH GUARANTEED RESULTS NO MOIIK I1IIY, IWIl, FRIZZY HARD TO MANACK YOUR HAIR WILL BE SHINY, MANAGEABLE AND FULL OF LIFE. Do not forget that every Tuesday and Thursday ALL PERMS ARE 'A PRICE HAIR LORDS 36A KING ST. EAST, BOWMANVILLE 623-2220 EXPERIENCED HAIRSTYLIST REQUIRED "GREAT BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY!" Soccer News COMPETITIVE GAMES Minor Bantam - Mon., August 6, 1984 Bow. London Life at Ajax Warriors. Minor Mosquito - Wed., August 1,1984, Bow. United at Oshawa Turul. Major Mosquito - Tues., August 7,1984 - Bow. United at Ajax Warriors. Minor Pee Wee - Thurs., August 2,1984 - Bow. United at Oshawa Rangers. Girls Soccer - Tues., August 7,1984 - San Marinos Pee Wee Girls at Pickering Village. Atom "A" Girls - Tues. August 7,1984 - Ajax Warriors at Dennison Mfg. Atom A Girls. RIDING COURSES -- The Hoskins Stables summer school horsemanship course will run until August 24. Each course lasts two weeks. Riding, grooming, practical horse care and management. Phone 416-986-5558. MARINA -- Take a drive down to Port Darlington Darlington Marina and view the visiting boats that are docked there. There are many boats of all sizes, shapes and styles to see. BASEBALL -- The Orioles and the Seniors baseball clubs would appreciate fan support at their home games. HOCKEY SCHOOL -- The Oshawa and District Hockey School at the Harman Park Arena begins Monday, August 6th and runs until 31st for boys ages 5-16. Phone 623-5972 for information. The Bowmanville Merchant's Fastball team hosted the Brooklin Legion at Memorial Park last Sunday evening. Merchant's Norm Caruana is pictured pictured here driving the ball down centre field to get the first home run of the game. Bowmanville defeated Brooklin after nine and a half innings with a score of 23 to 13. By Dick Budel Well that's itl The end of another (regular) soccer season, and now we have to wait for the playoffs. The final week of the regular regular season was a good one for the Newcastle Colts as our teams posted three wins and a tie with no losses. The Town Ladies Golf The Business Girls section of the Bowmanville Golf and Country Club entertained the morning ladies golf section Tuesday evening, July 24th. Nine holes of golf were played with a dinner afterwards. Thirty ladies took part and prizes were awarded to Lydia Abbott, Low gross 45; Rena Island, Low net 31.5. Hidden teams were drawn up and first prize team was Doreen Davies, Rena Island, Betty Lobb and Lill Hooper. Second place team - Marg Arnold, Loretta Bartsch, Judy Barnes, Audrey Parker. Closest to the 13th hole, Mary Topping. Low putts Helen Trewin. Lucky draws were won by Diane Rowe, Miriam Watkins and Pat Rout. Saturday, Aug. 25 is the Ladies closing, tee off time 8:30 a.m. with a barbeque at Viv Cowan's afterwards. Regional Soccer News Sports Mosquitos came up big as they ran up a 12 - 0 score over Bowmanville Kinsmen. Unfortunately I don't have the scorers; I guess the coach must have been so excited that he swallowed the game sheet! On July 24th, the Virtue Fuel Pee Wees triumphed over Bowmanville United by a 4 - 2 score at Waverley Public. Jan Vanderheyden and Jeff Koopmans scored one each and Chris Hull, up from the Town Sports Mosquitos, tallied twice. Paul Smethurst and Shawn Power scored for United. July 25th, the Kraco Contracting Contracting Atoms completed an undefeated season, shutting out Orono by a 2 - 0 score. Benjamin Vanderheyden and Brendenn Bates scored for Newcastle with the shut-out going to David Budel. This team scored 60 goals in 10 games, while holding the opposition to a mere three goals, quite an achievement! July 26 the K of C Squirts fought to a tough 1 -1 tie with Roy Nichols. Shawn Stephenson Stephenson scored for Newcastle, Jeff Murphy replied for Roy Nichols. Now let's have a look at how our teams fared during the 1984 regular season. Team - K of C Squirts Won 4, Lost 2, Tied 3; Kraco Contracting Contracting Atoms Won 10, Lost 0, Tied 0; Town Sports Mosquitos Mosquitos Won 7, Lost 1, Tied 0; Port of Newcastle Mosquitos Won 3, Lost 4, Tied 1; Virtue Fuel Pee Wees Won 9, Lost 1, Tied 0. Totals - Won 33, Lost 8, Tied 4. All in all a most successful year! 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