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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. October 3,1984 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Champions of the Bowmanville Public Schools Interschool Field Dav are Patsy Kilpatrick - Senior Girls, David Woolner - Senior Boys, Daisy Reader - Intermediate Intermediate Girls, Irwin Colwell - Intermediate Boys. Boys. FLASHBACK --10 YEARS AGO -- Senior Cheerleaders Cheerleaders at Bowmanville High School this year are Patti Brock, Laurie Brown, Shelley Leddy, Cathy Hooper, Chris Moore, Barb Henning and Debbie Thertell. BOWLING -- Parents without Partners, or Singles who would like to bo wruiT Wednesday evenings, contact Liberty Bowl at 623-5663 for details. PRACTICE -- Tuesday, October 9th from 8 - 11 p.m. is the last practice for those interested in trying out for the Red Eagles Jr. C hockey club. This is an open training camp. Everyone welcome. welcome. TURKEY TROT -- If you like to jog, walk, run and have fun, join the 7th annual United Way Durham College Turkey Trot on Sunday, October 14th at 2 p.m. Competitive awards and participation awards. Phone 416-576-7622 for details. FITNESS -- Get into shape this fall and have fun! Come to the Town of Newcastle Fitness Centre. Whether your idea of exercise and fun is swimming or squash (or lounging in a whirlpool) whirlpool) we have just the place for you! For more information phone 623-3392. HONOURED -- Minor Hockey's top award, the O.M.H.A. Honour Award, for outstanding service to minor hockey, was presented to Ronald McKnight, Acton. The announcement and presentation of the award to Mr. McKnight was made at the luncheon following the 51st Annual Meeting of the Ontario Minor Hockey Association, held in Toronto on Saturday, at the Royal York Hotel. Mr. McKnight, long associated with minor hockey in Acton becomes the thirty-seventh winner of the award. The last ten previous winners were Alex Brown, Whitby, Hugh Hall, Plattsville, James Hamilton, Burlington, Glen Ure, Ridgetown, Sam Brereton, Newcastle, Frank Simpson, Brighton, Lome Spicer, Shedden, A1 Shaw, Windsor, Albert Schram, Dunnville, George Bibby, Campbellford. AQUATIC PROGRAMS -- There are Youth, Adult and Advanced programs being offered in the Fall Aquatic Programs at the Newcastle Fitness Centre. Phone 623-3392 for information. INTERESTED IN SCOUTING? -- Anyone interested in joining the Salvation Army Beavers, Scouts or Venturers may register by phoning 623- 5680 or 623-2689 for information. All boys are welcome. o4lens Fall Special s.,= $ 200. 00 on an Ariens YT1138 Tractor and Mower PLUS: Receive a rear bagger attachment FREE LIMITED TIME OFFER T&C Small Engine Repair Sales ■ Service - Parts R.R. 1, Hampton 263-8469 Ajax Squad Wins Annual Kinsmen Ball Tournament ,, JfMm Bowmanville Kinsmen club held their annual ball tournament on Saturday and almost won it themselves, but were perfect hosts in the final, losing to Ajax Orange Crush 4-2. The winners included, front row 1-r, John Weir , Roger mm Anderson, Tony Lippers, Ron Liddrie, Tom Finora; back row, Jerry Lalonde, Greg Bezer, Clive Edwards, Steve Kinnear, Warren Pollard and Jim McMaster. Thursday Night Hockey League September 27, Thursday Night League Team 3 edged Bowmanville Golf by 5 to 4 in a game which saw six minor penalties called. The referees are enforcing a new rule which prohibits checking from behind, in an attempt to cut down on injuries to amateur hockey players. Scoring for Team 3 were P. Broome with two, S. Cary, D. Jones and N. Jones. Assists went to D. Farrow and Mike, Adams with two, D. Brown and D. Ross. Golf's R. Cryderman had two markers, W. Preston and M. Legree one each. Doug POSITION AVAILABLE Job Title: Big Brother Job Qualifications: Male, 18 or over possessing possessing high degree 1 of patience and understanding. Must be reasonable and a good listener. Must have good sense of humor and be able to remember his own boyhood. Hours: Around 3 to 4 hours a week. • Duties: Develop a friendship friendship with a boy who does not have a lather or other man to guide him. Benefits: The pay isn't good, but the returns are: - Have fun with a boy you like. Do the things you enjoy. Share hobbies and interests. Experience the rewards of a valuable friendship and the satisfaction that comes with giving. Number of Positions Open: Hundreds of boys have benefltted from having a Big Brother. Contact: Big Brother office-623-6646. Crough had two helpers, singles going to Cryderman, M. Luxton, J. Bennet, and M. Legree. Game two had everything; lots of hard hitting by the Hogarth brothers, smooth puck handling by a shorthanded shorthanded Team 2, and in the end too much scoring power by the powerful Hunt's squad, who skated off 4 - 2 winners. Joe Burns with two, Paul Reid,-and À1 Brunt scored for Hunt's, assists going to D. Tamblyn (two), Jim Hogarth, B. Badour, arid M. Gruyters. Tireless Doug Rickard notched a pair of markers for Team 2. B. Osborne and" G! Brock drew an assist each on "Digger's" goals. Castle Hotel thumped Town Sports 5 - 2 in the nightcap, as Mike Mackey led the way with three goals; Bob Harness and George Kerr potting singles. Scott Burgess got hotter as the game progressed, robbing Town Sports shooters on numerous occasions. Indiffer- Men's Major September 26,1984 Perfect - won 9, lost 3, 12 points; Laird - 8, 4, 11; Henning - 8, 4, 11; Lane - 7, 5, 9; Pearson - 6,6, 8; Stacey - 6, G, 8; Georgiou - 6, 6, 8; Coombes - 5,7,7; Farrell - 5,7, 7; Etcher - 5,7,6; Wilcox - 3,9, 4; Piper-4,8,4. Top 10 Averages John Pearson 254, Gord Wilcox 244, Marty McLellan 244, Roger Davies 242, Ron Etcher 233, Barry Henning 232, Larry Georgiou 229, Rick Stacey 227, Dr. H.B. Rundle 224, Don Oke223. High Single Marty McLellan 353 High Single Team Lane 1227 High Triple Roger Davies 868 High Triple Team Lane 3565 ent defensive play by his team, mates made it a long night for Mike Willoughby in the loser's' net. Assisting on Castle goals were Kevin Haass with three, R. Crossey with two, and D. Knox. G. Dusseldorp and M. Mathews connected for Town Sports, with help from B. Prentice, D. Daigle, and T. Ball. The play of the many new players has brought some exciting action to the league already, so if there are any players who are having an attendance problem, let the executive know so that you won't be replaced in the next draft. MORNING HOCKEY LEAGUE Sunday morning hockey season started off with a bang, 4 teams playing. Clobbering Spencers 15-5, Franks took full advantage of their opposition taking a lead and never looking back. Scoring for Franks Mike Wade 1 goal, Bill Peterman 2, Mark Ellis 4, Rob Deboo 5, and A1 Clark 3. Assists went to Mike Wade 4, Bill Peterman 3, Mark Ellis 3, Rob Deboo 4 and A1 Clark 5. Scoring for Spencers Steve Simpson 2 and Jordy Bowen 3. Assists John Hogarth 4, Steve Simpson 1 and Jordy Bowen 1. The 2nd game was a little tighter, Cowan's edging last year's cup winners Royalview 3-2. Both teams had their chances but tight goaltending by Britt Murphy gave Cowan's a chance to come from behind to win the game. Scoring for Cowan's Jody Ross 1, and Rusty Maxwell 2. Assists Chuck Bovich 1, Dan Kilham 1, Rusty Maxwell 1, and Mike Burk 1. Scoring for Royalview Vince Probert 1 and Dan Armstrong 1. Assists Vince Hobert 1, Ken Hall 1, Barry Boyce 1 and N. Marsella 1. More players are needed. Drafts will be made before the weekend. Contact Rusty Maxwell 623-6575 or John Hogarth 623-2558. Hospital Bowling September 25,1984 Ladies' High Single Susie Marshall 249 Men's High Single Rod Greenley 291 Ladies' High Triple Susie Marshall 651 Men's High Triple Art Atkinson 691 Team Standings Team 1 - 28 points, 10738 pinfall; Team 5 - 22, 10141; Team 3 -14,10264; Team 4 -12, 9617; Team 2-12,9376; Team 6 -8,9444. Top 10 Averages Art Atkinson 200, Phil Woodcock 198, Susie Marshall 195, Rod Greenley 193, Jim MacDonald 189, Brian Cascagnette 188, Janice Woodcock 184, Gladys Ulley 180, Sharon Woodcock 175, Gary Pickard 175. [ sporf- filk 623-3303 TRYOUTS -- House League Selects team tryouts will be held at Darlington Arena October 6th - Novice, 7 a.m. ; Atom -8 a.m. and Pee Wee - 6 p.m. Merry Makers Bowling Team Standings as of Sept. 27 - Carol Roberts 10 points, Reta Junkin 7, Gloria Smith 6, Elaine Elliott 6, Dorothy Kelly 5, Ena Etcher 2. High Single - Ann Winter 221. High Double - Lorna Bain 395 (192, 203). High Average - Gloria Smith 210. Top 10 Averages Gloria Smith 210, Carol Roberts 198, Ena Etcher 188, Reta Junkin 184, Verna McMahon 175, Fern Bullock 174, Ruth Minard 173, Lorraine Gray 171, Colleen Snowden 169," Dorothy Bond 168. Legion Ladies Team Standing Sept. 27,1984 1. Virg. Fairey 10917 pinfall, 14 points; 2. Rita Junkin 10520, 12; 3. Joan Sutcliffe 10926,10; 4. Onie Etcher 10374, 7 ; 5. Patti Roberts 10351, 3; 6. Sheila Roberts 10154, 2. High Single - Lola Wright 325. High Triple - Lola Wright 676. High Average - Sheila Roberts 206. 10 Top Averages 1. Sheila Roberts 206, 2. Wendy Murdoch 203, 3. Hilda Brock 202, 4. Onie Etcher 201, 5. Joan Sutcliffe 200, 6. Lola Wright 195,7. Rita Junkin 193, 8. Virg. Fairey 193, 9. H. Gray 190,10. P. Connaghan 189. Ladies Monday Night Bowling Team Standings O 1 /^ points - Nancy Living - 11050 pins; 9 - Jackie Braybrook -10753 ; 8 - Sharlene DeHart - 10055 ; 7 - Wilma VanGoor - i'ld562;'6 - Gwen Forrestor - 10639 ; 6 - Rita VanGoor - 10141; 5'/ 2 - Fern Bradley - 10710; 5 - Lynda Nickerson - 10399 ; 4 - Sheila Roberts - 10311; 4 - Barb Osborne - 10256; 4 - Karen Burns - 10067; 4 - Donna Harness-9711. Top 10 Averages Nancy Living 232, Doreen Eldridge 218, Donna Harness 215, Jackie Braybrook 208, Sheila Roberts 205, Janice Prout 203, Fern Bradley 200, Lynda Nickerson 198, Sharlene DeHart 198, Barb Osborne 194. High Single Mary Pat Hall 294 High Triple Nancy Living 802 Goodyear Lge. Sept. 27,1984 High Single - A. Wray 335. High Triple - J. Pearson 811. High Team Single - Office 1218. High Team Triple - Office 3531. •' Over 300 A. Wray 335, G. Cowling 308. Over 725 J. Pearson 811, W. Vanstone 772, D. Perfect 765, A. Wray 738, G. Cowling 722, R. Etcher 722. STAN LANE SPORTS (Oshawa) Complete Outfitting for Team Sports y Hockey Stick Sale 20% OFF Goalie Sticks 10% OFF * Jackets our Specially * Top Quality V-fT * Fast Service /ÈL * Dealer for John Brown pf Goalie Equipment 184 Bond St. West 576-2235 Oshawa IXUinnmm (416)686-3665 R.V. CENTRE HWY 7 & AUDLEY RD. R.R.1. BROOKUN ONT. LOB 1CO Final Clearance OF 14 New & 20 Used Motorhomes Just a few examples: • NEW HOMES • 29' PACE ARROW s 47,334 plus options 31'CROSS COUNTRY s 50,972„„= =,«<>„ 23'CITATION MINI FORD CHASSIS Corner Bed end Bathroom $ 29,290 plus options USED HOMES STARTING AT $11, 1-DEALEnS Eon - -- MICRO-MINIS -- all fiberglass (22-25 mpg) CROSSCOUNTRY • CITATION WINNEBAGO • FUNCRAFTCONVERSIONS HOME& PARK • PACE ARROW Moniliy. fildiy 9 j.m, • 7:30 p.m, -OPEN WEEKENDS- Saturday 9a,m.-6p.m. Sunriny 11 a.m.-5 p.m, KXKXX3 HIGHWAY? KINSALE (Oelwewn Greenwood A Brooklln) mnn mnmn FUR TRAPPERS -- The Ontario Trappers' Association will have increasing responsibility and control over provincial fur resources management management under a new co-operative agreement signed with his ministry, Natural Resources Minister Alan Pope has announced. The OTA's role will continue to expand into the following areas: the determination of quotas; setting seasons; trapper and public education; training and research; sharing biological information; distributing registered traplines; and, the establishment establishment and administration of a private lands fur management program. YOUTH BOWLING Tyke Division Team Standings Pac-Man 6, Woody Woodpecker Woodpecker 6, Chipmunks 5, Scooby-Doo 5, Spiderman 4, Charlie Brown 3, Bugs Bunny 3, Smurfs 2. High Singles - Jeffery Pearson 114, Sam Hill 101. High Doubles - Sam Hill 200, Jeffery Pearson 177, Glenn Dunning 168, Buffy Rodgers 150. Bantam Division Team Standings Floyd 13, Huard 12, Wraight 8, Gowans 8, Smith 8, Flint 7, McFeeters 7, Big Canoe 4, McMullen 3, Hall 0. High Singles - J. Flint 224, D. Smith 213, E. Evers 190, M. Sutherland 181, D. Big Canoe 165, J. Hall 164. High Triples - J. Flint 531, D. Smith 506, J. P. Huard 496, M. Sutherland 465, S. McMullen 442, J. Hall 438. Junior Division Team Standings McMullen 10, Couch 10, Dudley 10, Farrow 10, Maynard Maynard 6, Smith 4, Grant 4, Walkey 2. High Singles - D. Couch 303, 219, K. Smith 234, G. Villa 220, Night Hawks September 26, 1981 Team Standings Alice Burgess - 9956 pins, 11 points; Janet Bridges -10019, 9; Cindy Casile - 9361, 9; Mary Ann Found - 9339, 8; Trixie Wright - 9213, 8; Karen Ovenden-9540,3. Games Over 200 Debbie Sutcliffe 274, Mary Ann Found 255, Deanna Barrett 224-204, Pat Thertell 223, Marilyn Martin 220, Chris Anger 209, Shirley Barrett 204, Trixie Wright 203, Alice Burgess 205, Ann Golmans 200. High Single Debbie Sutcliffe 274 High Triple Deanna Barrett 614 B. Swan 204, T. McMullen 272, K. Maynard 231, V. Sutherland 210, D. Foster 204, N. Dudley 249,211, T. Hanc 209, D. Grant 201, 213. High Triples - D. Couch 677, K. Maynard 624, V. Sutherland 547, C. A. Farrow 516, D. Grant 534, T. McMullen 636, G. Thertell 554, B. Swan 542, M. Harness 515, D. Foster 514, N. Dudley 631, K. Smith 552, D. Clarke 523, T. Wraight 511. Senior Division High Singles - D. Trotter 339, 261, 212, S. Kirkton 315, 276, K. Wright 197, Ta. Kirkton 189, R. Sutcliffe 186, Ti. Kirkton 186. High Triples - D. Trotter 812, 5. Kirkton 707. Town & Country A1 Bentley 19, Kim Powers 14, Steve Sanderson 13, Eve Cole 12, Les Hunt 10, Mike Powers 10, Walter Curr 4, Linda Bentley 2. Ladies' High Triple - Nelda Dawson 593. Men's High Triple - Les Hunt 680. Ladies' High Single - Nelda Dawson 235. Men's High Single - Les Hunt 245. TRIPLE F I. Dykstra 9, P. Glasbergen 8, A. Bonsma 8, A. Atkinson 7, M. Rozema 7, A. Vandergaast 6, G. Evers 6, J. Dykstra 5, M. Griffioen 5, D. VanAbbema 4, S. Rozema 4, H. Vandergaast High Single Ladies - A. Wesselius 217. High Single Men - N. Griffioen Griffioen 360. High Triple Ladies - H. Vandergaast 610. High Triple Men - A. Atkinson Atkinson 773. High Average Ladies - H. Vandergaast 192. High Average Men - G. Evers 214, . CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY SERVICES PUBLIC NOTICE FACILITY CLOSING The Bowmanville Memorial Arena, Darlington.Sports Centre and Newcastle Fitness Centre will be closed on Monday, October 8th, 1984 (Thanksgiving Day). Ftl Octobers, 1984 H. Fred Payne, Facilities Manager The 85's Are Here! COWAN PONTIAC-BUICK LTD. 166 King St. E. Bowmanville Telephone 623-3396