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i i 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 10,1984 [ tpert-falk tts-ooi FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Roy Neads, manager of Memorial Arena, Bowmanville, states that the Family Skating Period, on Sunday afternoons from 3 - 5 p.m. is designed especially for little tots who may just be learning to skate. A special section of the ice surface is roped off for them and their parents. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Bob Burrows, Burrows, golf professional at Bowmanville Country Club will begin new duties as manager of Old Orchard Ski Centre, R.R. 7, Peterborough, on November 1st. Bob will have on his staff Ross Jamieson of Peterborough and AI Gilbert, formerly of Bowmanville Country Club. | sport-ftlk 621-M3 GOLF -- This year's Lake Ontario Secondary School Association golf team championship held at Thunderbird Golf Club on Wednesday, October 3rd, was won by Ajax with a team total of 252. Dave Klan of Ajax won a year's membership at Thunderbird for low gross of the day. Winners Receive Awards in Final Tournament of 9 84 FALL HIKE -- On Sunday, October 14, 1984, the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority will host a fall colours hike at Heber Down Conservation Area. This is a particularly good place to see the autumn display because of the number of scenic lookouts and the large variety of broad-leafed trees. Each kind of tree produces its own characteristic colours : deep purple for the ash, brilliant red for the sumac, a fiery collage of orange and red for the maple, yellow for the poplar, willow and birch and soft browns for the beech and oak. This will be a family outing, so be sure to bring the children along. An Authority naturalist will meet the group at the conservation area parking lot at .1:00 p.m. Warm clothing and comfortable walking shoes are recommended. To reach the area, following Taunton Road 2 kilometres west of Highway 12 to Country Lane Road, then north 0.8 kilometres to the entrance. For further information, contact Steve LaForest at the Authority office, 579-0411. Flying Dutchman Major Atoms Open Season with 2 -2 Tie Playing Lindsay Major Atoms MO JACKS -- The Port Perry f Jr. C team, the' Mojacks will play their first game of the regular season at home on Sunday, October 14th, in the Scugog Arena against the Cobourg Cougars. The Bowmanville Golf Club hosted its final event of the year for men, the "So You Think You're Tough, Cream Puff' tournament. The idea behind the tournament is that on Saturday, the course is set up to play as tough as possible with pins in impossible positions and tees as far back as possible. On Sunday, the pins are placed in the easiest parts of the green, and the men hit from the ladies' tees. The "Tough" winners above are, from left to right, Jim Goswell, birdie hole winner; Pete Reynolds, "A" Flight Handicap winner; Rick James, "A" Flight Gross winner; pro Bruce Welsh; Ray Mann, "B" Flight Gross winner; and Rick Doughty, "B" Flight.Handicap winner. The Bowmanville Flying Dutchman Major Atoms opened their 1984-85 O.M.H.A. season on Saturday at Darlington Sports Centre. Lindsay supplied the opposition opposition and both clubs played to a 2 - 2 tie. The visitors scored the only goal of the opening period. There was no scoring in the second period, both clubs having some good chances, particularly the Toros who were swarming all around the Lindsay net but couldn't dent their goaltender's armor. Lindsay scored their second marker at the 8:17 mark with the Toros a man short. Rather than giving up, the Bowmanville Bowmanville lads dug in and came storming back with a goal a minute later, Steve Desmedt the trigger-man, assisted by his wingers Chad Armstrong and Tyler Stokes. With 3:56 remaining in the final period, Marty Burgess fired the equalizer with the assist going to his centreman Ryan Stewart. Paul Zwicker was in goal for the "Dutchmen" and made some key saves to pick up the tie. Members of the Major Atom Toros are: goal tenders Paul Zwicker and Eddie Strick land; defencemen Mark Breckenridge, Terry Van- Londen, Joel Crombie and Neil Bateman; forwards Todd Cannings, David Real, Jason Edmondson, Kyle Purdy, Ryan Stewart, Marty Burgess, Burgess, Steve DeSmedt, Tyler Stokes and Chad Armstrong.' Team Manager: Joe Real; Coach: Brian Purdy; Assistant Assistant Coach: Ron Strike; Goaltending Goaltending Instructor: Don Wilcox. The sponsor for the Major Atoms is Jim Bourke of the Flying Dutchman Hotel. Thursday Night League SOCCER -- Bowmanville High School soccer teams lost 4-1 in LOSSA junior action to O'Neill and the seniors 6-0, also to O'Neill's, last week in Oshawa. HOCKEY MEETING SUNDAY -- Another meeting of the Bowmanville House League Hockey committee is planned for Sunday, October 14th in Court Room 2 of the Police and Fire Building. The meeting will start at 12:00 noon. JAYCEES TOURNEY -- The Bowmanville Jay- cees 4th Annual Terry Fox Tournament held on Saturday, October 6th, 1984 was a tremendous success. The winners of the Championship game and the Consolation game were in question until the last inning. Congratulations to the Champion "Rehoboth Raiders" and to the Consolation winner winner "Bowmanville Restaurant and Tavern". The Bowmanville Jaycees would also like to thank ' the Bowmanville Lions, Bowmanville Kinsmen, St. Paul's Church, Rehoboth, Whitby Assessment and the Foresters for participating in the tournament tournament with special thanks to Labatts for supplying the prizes for the championship team. Through the efforts of the participating teams, Labatts Labatts and the Jaycees, a cheque for $200.00 was presented to the Cancer Society in the name of TERRY FOX. In the October 4, Thursday Night League Game No. 1, Team No. 2 came from behind in the 3rd period to edge Town Sports by a 6 to 4 count. The Sports gang just ran out of legs, and left goalie Kevin Gibson at the mercy of Jerry Leddy and his teammates, who took full advantage, popping four goals late in the third. Doug Rickard and Jerry Leddy each had two goals, G. Bowen and D. Leddy scored one each. For the hard pressed pressed Town Sports crew, Sandy Brown led the way with two unassisted markers, Steve Ogden and Tim Ball notching singles. Assisting on Team No. 2 goals were J. Leddy with three, D. Rickard with two, G. Bowen and B. Osborne. A. Murphy, G. Dusseldorp, and J. Baker supplied helpers on Town Sports markers. Game No. 2'was'a runaway for Team No. 3 as they dealt a short staffed Castle squad a 10 to 3 setback. The Hotel boys gave it a good shot, but superior bench strength made it a tough night for goalie Scott Burgess. Don Farrow, scoring two goals and collecting three assists, led the way for Team No. 3. Other scores were by S. Greenham, G. Blaker, S. Cary, P. Broome, J. Burtch, M. Adams and D. Ritchie. Single assists were supplied by S. Greenham, G. Blaker, S. Cary, P. Broome, S. Konarow- ski, D. Ritchie, and D. Brown. Mike Adams with three, and Neil Jones with two also helped helped out. Castle scoring was by R. Woolnèr, with two and Brian Dennis with one. Assists on the Castle goals were awarded to M. Mackey, C. Dwyer, and B. Dennis who supplied two. In the last game of the evening, Hunt's Photography continued their domination of the league with a 5 to 3 decision decision over Bowmanville Golf and Country Club. This was the best game of the night, featuring tough corner work,' crisp passing and clean hitting. Two minor penalties were called, both to M. Smith of Hunt's, in an otherwise cleanly played match. The line of Brian Allin, Paul Reid, and Al Brunt, collecting two, one, and three goals respectively is probably the most dangerous offensive combination in the league at this time. Allin, Brunt and Terry Baker also had assists on the Hunt's goals. Kevin Gibson, in net for Golf had a good team effort in front of him, and the Golf gang never quit. Gibbie had lots of work, but played well, robbing Hunt's snipers on several occasions. Bowmanville Golf goals came from Ralph Cryderman, who would like to see breakaways banned, Mark Slemon, and Tom Dwyer. Slemon, Cryderman and M. Smith assisted on the Golf goals. There will be a draft in the near future of new players to round out the rosters of short- handed teams. There will be rtew sponsors announced for the unassigned teams as soon as the final arrangements for sweaters have been made. The winners in the "Cream Puff" section were Don Kram, birdie hole winner; Fred Kelloway, "B" Flight Handicap winner; Chuck Rout, "B" Flight Gross winner; Brian Hammond, "A" Flight Gross winner; Bill Dion, "A" Flight Handicap winner; winner; and pro Bruce Welsh. Hold your breath and read this. If your chimney is defective, your house may be feeling just like you do right now. Because heating systems take in oxygen and release carbon dioxide, lust like you do. But when a furnace can't get enough oxygen, or carbon dioxide can't escape, your house can't "breathe" Carbon monoxide can be created and that is a dangerous situation for you and your family. A clean and clear chimney is necessary to vent your furnace properly. Here are some warning signs of chimney deterioration: □ loose mortar and bricks □ white powder or water stains on chimney above roof □ water stains at the chimney's clean-out door YOU MAY NEED A CHIMNEY LINER TO PREVENT EROSION OF THE MASONRY. 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