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1 1 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 29,1984 [ spart- talk M-iJOi FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Most of the time, a player on a winning team wins the Player of the Week Award, but this week John Mason's allround fine play gave him the Surplus Sale's prize, although his team lost. John was the major factor in keeping the winners from taking a larger lead as he handles half a dozen fielding chances flawlessly. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- At the Bowmanville Bowmanville Country Club Championship Day on Saturday the winners were Butch Stephen - Men's Champion, Jean Pratt - Ladies' Champion, Champion, Rick James - Junior Champion and Carrie Pearson - Junior Girls' Champion. Scottish Golfers Lose Out in Own Tournament ROUND ROBIN -- Newcastle Lakers Senior E.O.B.A. ball team heads for a round robin series for the championship in Walkerton this weekend having defeated Milton on Sunday in Newcastle to win the semi-finals. REGISTRATIONS -- Orono Figure Skating Club and Orono Minor Hockey Registrations are tonight tonight (Wednesday) from 7-9 p.m. in the Orono Arena Lobby. GOOD LUCK -- The Bowmanville Tyke All Star ball club leaves for Bolton this weekend to compete in the round robin finals for the All Ontario. Good luck! ACE -- The 17th, 123 yd. hole at Newcastle Golf Course was aced by a guest of Jim Firth, Ted Brachtvogel from Northumberland, England, using an eight iron, on Wednesday, August 22nd, the foursome consisted of Doug Wiseman, Bob Hilditch, Jim and Ted. HORSE SHOW -- The Port Perry Fair - Horse Show Division 1984 has the potential to be the best yet and "where the action will be" on Labour Day Weekend. With more than 100 classes to be judged over the three days, the competitors and spectators will have an exciting reason to attend. Starting on Saturday at 10:00 a.m. the Junior Gymkhana and Horse Show, along with an Arabian Hunter - Jumper Show will get underway. Classes vary from the fun of an egg and spoon race (on horseback) to a more serious class of jumping over fences. On Sunday morning the infield will be featuring a Western Speed Event Show. At the same time in Ring No. 3, a permanent hunter course. At 2:00 p.m. the popular harness racing will take place on the track. Monday is another big day with the Draft Horses and Ponies showing in Ring No. 1. The Horse Pulls are at 2:00 p.m. and at 11:00 a.m. the Hackney Horses, Arabians and Saddlebreds. In the centre ring, the Open Pleasure Horse Show will determine the Port Perry Grand Champion Pleasure Horse for 1984. The Opening Ceremonies on Saturday at 2:00 p.m. feâfürei'a musical ride performance by the equestrians from Hoskin's Stables. The demolition derby goes Sunday at 6:30 p.m. : The Bowmanville Golf Club was filled with Scotsmen on Saturday morning for the annual Scottish Golf Tournament. But, the Scots could not take home first prize this year, as the team captained by Howard Davies captured first place in the team event. The winning team members are shown above receiving their prizes from Scottish organizers Bill Finnie and Alex Liddell. The winners are Ken Bennett, Norm Fisher, Joe Straberger, Howard Davies, Ossi Sponer and Paul Kowal. SERIES TIED -- On Monday, the Bowmanville Merchants tied their fastball series with Oshawa, taking the game 11-1, after dropping the first game 4-3. They continue their series tonight (Wed. ) at Memorial Park at 7 p.m. 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 Specialty Custom Milling Hardwood & softwood plywood. MILL and YARD 326 Rltson Rd. N., Oshawa 725-4744 In the individual categories, Dick Roberts caught everyone's attention with a hole-in-orie during the tournament on the ninth hole. Closest to the hole winners were Alex Liddell on the third hole and Cliff Roberts on the 13th hole. Ray Bateman, absent for the photo, won the closest to the 15th hole award. Rick James won the low gross prize after Unibed W^y GOLF MEMBERSHIP SPECIAL Join the friendly BOWMANVILLE COUNTRY CLUB and enjoy 7 FREE WEEKS of FALL GOLF Plus Your 1985 Membership at 1984 Prices, starting September 1st, 1984. Save Yourself Some Money and Enjoy our Scenic Course Memberships are limited -- Call now. 623-2670 Bowmanville Country Club Middle Road Bowmanville Asselstine's YAMAHA WILL BE CLOSED this Saturday ■ Sunday - Monday as we will be having a DISPLAY at PORT PERRY FAIR of new '84 and '85 Snowmobiles *BUY ONE before Oct. 31st and receive a rebate from Yamaha for $100.00 defeating Gerry Barrack and Rick King on the first hole of sudden death. The three golfers were tied at 75. Rick also won the longest drive contest on the 6th hole. Gerry Barrack picked up the prize for the longest drive on the 14th, while John Bundle and Butch Atkinson tied for the low net title. Legion Ladies 1st Schedule 1984-85 Season Commencing Thursday, September 6,1984 at 6:45 p.m. sharp. Bowlers needed, please call Lola Wright at 623-2327 or 623-5747. Team No. 1: - Onie Etcher, Capt., Muriel Tennant, Heather Gray, Michelle Graham, Sandra Flee. Team No. 2: - Rita Junkin, Capt., Kelly Routh, Lola Wright, Marie Stainton, Sheila Connaghan. Team No. 3: - Sheila Roberts, Capt., Nancy Evans, Wendy Murdoch, Tina Gerritts, Betty Bishop, Sue Tullock. Team No. 4: - Joan Sutcliffe, , Capt., Grace Murdoch, Jean Also available: Yamaha Tri Motos *BUY ONE before Oct. 31st. and Yamaha will give FREE insurance on any model No. 125 and up We will have Generators on Display as well. See you at the Fair... SEPT. 1 st - 2nd and 3rd DEAL AT ASSELSTINE'S Blackstock 1-986-4437 If you're not satisfied, please tell us -- If you are satisfied, please tell your friends. Mansoor Electric Car Stereo Package Includes: AM/FM auto reverse with 5-band graphic equalizer, 2-way door speakers. $ Completely Installed .... offer good until Sat., Sept. 1st 199 .95 Bowmanville Audio-Vision 20 King St. West, Bowmanville | sport - talk 623-}m Men's Major Team No. 1 - J. Pearson, G. Simpson, D. Cox, Bob Engley, A. Osborne, J. Brough. Team No. 2 - L. Piper, K. Woolley, M. Richards, G. Piper, Bud Henning, B. Kent. Team No. 3 - G. Wilcox, H. Bromell, R. Wright, C. Gattie, C. Morgan, G. BeBee. Team No. 4 - R. Stacey, S. Adams, R. Oke, H. Pollard, D. Ellis, J. Welsh. Team No. 5 - R. Etcher, A. VanGoor, D. Ulley, Ray VanMeer, J. Jeffery, R, Cassie. Team No. 6 - L. Georgiou, Dr. H. Rundle, R. Cook, B. Williams, J. Dewell, Dar. Engley. Team No. 7 - Bar Henning, D. Bishop, R. Richards, Sh. Woolley, J. McKnight, D. Sleep. Team No. 8 - K. Farrell, G. Edmondson, R. Coombes, L. Smale, H. Edmondson, W. Thompson. Team No. 9 - B. Laird, D. Snowden, Gord Cowling, Bert Engley, M. Murphy, Ran. VanMeer. Team No. 10 - W. Coombes, J. Edmondson, Rob Terry, G. Masterson, J. Luffman, E. Bird. Team No. 11 - G. Lane, M. Reynolds, B, Richards, B. Stacey, Bruce Smith, V. Prout. Team No. 12- D. Perfect, M. McLlean, E. Leslie, Bob Smith, B. O'Neill, B. Oke. The bowling starts Wednesday, Wednesday, Sept. 5th, 7:00 p.m. sharp. President Wayne Coombes will be on hand to welcome old and new bowlers. Monday Night Ladies Lge. Team No. 1 - D. Harness, D. Stainton, M. Henderson, Y. Edmondson, B. Thompson, J. McCrory. Team No. 2 - N. Living, J. Harness, P. Hetherington, D. Terry, I. Heljatn, L- Hesson. Team No. 3 - J. Braybrook, P. Schofield, V. Murphy, A. Sant, L. Colborne, B. Wright. Team No. 4 - S. Dehart, H. Westlake, J. Marchant, J. MacDonald, B. Patterson, E. Jennings. Team No. 5 - S. Roberts, D. Forsey, V. Parrish, D. Campbell, Campbell, C. Vanlith, V. Bowen. Team No. 6 - L. Nickerson, F. Wright, H. Depew, S. Welsh, M. Hesson, K. Lartz. Team No. 7 - V. Smith, W. Vangoor, C. Lambert, H, Simnick, D. Dennis, J. Green. Team No. 8 - B. Osborne, E. Whitehead, A. Vogels, J. Allen, B. Robertson, T. Leddy. Team No. 9 - F. Bradley, T. Forrester, J. Ard, J. Real, B. Antoniak, C. Bothwell. Team No. 10 - G. Forrester, C. Moore, B. Terry, K. Stone- berg, J. Croft, D. Wood. Team No. 11 - R. Vangoor, M. Tennant, N. Evans, D. Whalen, G. Elliott, T. Terry. Team No. 12 - K. Burns, M. P. Hall, S. Thompson, J. Prout, I. Munro, S. Caruana. , Bowling starts Monday, Sept. 3,1984, 6:45 sharp. Luxton, Nina Cowling, Meg Gibbs, Leigh Oke. Team No. 5: - Virginia Fairey, Capt., Penny Connaghan, Connaghan, Colleen Snowden, Helen Sheehan, Wendy Hogg, Joyce Almond, Team No. 6: - Patti Roberts, Capt., Barb Hanc, Gail Van- Heuvelen, Wendy Luxton, Marv Bird, Tammy Hawry- chuk, JR. "C" -- Executive and officers for the 1984/85 season are President - Pat Marshall, Vice President - Don Wilcox, Financial Secretary - Bud Chambers, Recording Secretary - Joan Sutcliffe. Fred and Josie Roberts, John and Beth Campbell, Lyle Wichman, Dave Snowden, Weldon Brown, Jim Murphy, Neil Jones Sr., Larry Forsey, Doug McFeeters, Bob Marshall. Bowmanville Jr. C season passes are now available from any executive or from Bob Marshall 623-7069. RUN -- The province of Ontario raised $1,043,661.61 in the 1983 Terry Fox Run, the highest amount in the provinces across Canada. Total amount raised by the provinces was $3,190,932.83. Let's top that 1983 figure this year, on Sunday, September 23rd in the fourth annual run. Phone Jim Schell, 364-2045 for information on the run. DARTS -- The Dart League of Branch 178, Royal Canadian League gets underway very soon. Any members wishing to play are asked to sign up by September 3rd. BOWMANVILLE MINOR PEE WEE ALL STARS -- All hockey players, born in 1973, who are interested in playing for the Toro's, are invited to our dry land training try-outs. They will commence Wednesday, September 5th at 7:00 p.m. in the gym at Bowmanville Senior Public School. For more information please phone 623-2538. NEWCASTLE MEN'S TOWN LEAGUE HOCKEY (Contact) Registration Sept. 8,1984 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Newcastle Arena ^5 Fee $120.00 (includes ^ banquet) CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE FALL AQUATIC PROGRAMS AT THE FITNESS CENTRE Registration: September 10-14,1984 (8:30 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.) at Community Services Department, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville Bowmanville OR MAIL IN PRIOR TO THESE DATES and AVOID LINE-UPS and DISAPPOINTMENTS. DISAPPOINTMENTS. PROGRAMS AVAILABLE: YOUTH PROGRAMS - ADULT PROGRAMS - Parent and Tot (6 months and up) Pre-School (3 and 4 year olds) Red Cross Program (Yellow through White plus Survival) Esso Swim Program Program (Competitive Skills) Synchronized Swimming Semi-Private Classes Scared Skinnies Advance Beginners Beginners Stroke Improvement Improvement Ladies Aqua- fitness Swim for Fitness/ Masters Program Lifesaving III Bronze Medallion Bronze Cross Award of Merit Leaders All programs will commence the week of September 24, 1984 and run for 15 weeks. (Exception: Parent and Tot and Ladies Aqua- fitness). For further Information on fees and class times consult the Town of Newcastle Fall and Winter Program Guide or call 623-3392. ADVANCED CLASSES - Jane M, Lunn, Program Director August 29, September 5,1984