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i 6 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, October 17,1984 Foresters League Champions Receive Awards •Ml* *••»«»»» ♦/«* v ■m League champions in the summer's Canadian Order of Foresters baseball league are shown above. In the front row are: Milt Dakin (Manager), Mark Dakin, and Scott Dakin. The back row, from left, includes: Wayne Fleetwood, Scott Yeo, and Don Dakin. Absent are Gord Rogers, George Tre- jbal, and Ted Alldread. Trophies were presented at the league's banquet held at Memorial Park Clubhouse on Saturday, October 13. Winners of the Canadian Order of Foresters baseball playoff championship are shown here following a banquet at the Memorial Park Clubhouse on Saturday night. The front row, from left, consists of Manager Ed Kowalski, Mike Dakin, Ron Grabko, Scott Zealand. The back row, from left, includes: Steve Zealand, Dave Magee, Tim Dakin, Doug Kennedy, and Mike Littleton. Bolahood Atom 'B's Tie Opener with Ajax Teem On Saturday, Oct. 13th Bolahood Atom "B" toro team travelled to Ajax and tied their season opener 3 - 3. The boys played a very strong game and really deserved more than one point but a hot goaltender at the other end held the score to three. Jarrett Aus had a strong game in the Bowmanville net. and came up with a couple of key saves. The first period ended in a scoreless tie. Less than two minutes into the second period Craig Forsey connected for his first of the season with the assist to Gary Adams. Matt Dykstra who was a wizard with the puck potted the .other two with Timmy Mills drawing an assist on the latter goal. Members for our team are Jarrett Aus, Mathew Aitkens, Timmy Mills, Matt Dykstra, Kevin Colbourne, Dave Szabo, Corey Strand, Kevin Ferguson, Ferguson, Jeff Martin, Steve Gods- mark and Danny Couillard. Coaches are Darral Osmond, Nelson Yeo and Joe Humenick. Unibed Way Youth Bowling Senior Division Team Standing; Ti. Kirkton 10, S. Kirkton 10, Trotter 6, Terry 2. High Singes Ti. Kirkton 269, 213, R. Sutcliffe Sutcliffe 239, 215, D. Trotter 233, 219, K. Wright 232, R. Terry 216, G. Stacey 206, S. Kirkton 200. Higi Triples D. Trotter 649, Ti. Kirkton 632, R. Sutcliffe 584. Junior Division Team Standing; Dudley 10, Farrow 10, Couch 20, Maynard 13. McMullen 12, Walkey 11, Smith 8, Grant 4. Higi Singes M. Harness 262, D. Couch 235, 211, 207, A. Stacey 226, K. Maynard 214,213, T. Richards 206, T. Wraight 205, G. Ther- tell 203, C. Hancock 202, C. Walkey 202, C. Connaghan 201 : Hlgi Triples D. Couch 653, K. Maynard 589, C. Hancock 565, T. Wraight 548, M. Harness 543, Da. Lugtenburg 535, G. Thertell 526, D. Dickson 508, T. Richards 504. Bantam Division Team Standing; Huard 24, Floyd 22, McFee- ters 19, Flint 16, Wraight 16, Big Canoe 12, McMullen 11, Gowans 10, Smith 10, Hall 0. High Singes L. Gowans 198, J. P. Huard 183, L. Foster 168, L. Floyd 166, D. Smith 163, S. McMullen 160. High Triples L. Gowans 496, L. Floyd 479, A. Foster 435, J. P. Huard 432, D. Smith 432, D. Big Canoe 425. Tyke Division Team Standing; PacMan 14, Charlie Brown 13, Scooby-Doo 12, Woody Woodpecker 9, Bugs Bunny 8, Chipmunks 7, Smurfs 7, Spiderman 4. High Singes M. Knight 130, 76, G. Dunning Dunning 108, K. Irvine 98. High Doubles M. Knight 206. Master Junior Results Master Bowler - D. Trotter - D. Couch and K. Smith. Master Bowler Sam Runza - K. Maynard and C. A. Farrow. Master Bowler - Larry Piper - N. Dudley and M. Harness. Master Bowler - Joan Sutcliffe Sutcliffe - G. Thertell and T. Wraight. Master Bowler - Denton Grant - V. Sutherland and D. Grant. Merry Makers Bowling Carol Roberts 14 points, 9844 pinfall; Elaine Elliott 11, 9951; Reta Junkin 10, 10,025; Dorothy Kelly 8,10,016; Gloria Smith 7, 9652; Ena Etcher 4, 9650. Top Ten Averages Carol Roberts 209, Ena Etcher 196, Gloria Smith 194, Reta Junkin 192, Ruth Minard 178, Lorraine Gray 174, Dorothy Bond 173, Verna McMahon 169, Barb Luciano 169, Fern Bullock 168. High Single - Reta Junkin 271. High Double - Reta Junkin 442 (271, 171). High Average - Carol Roberts 209. are ci/lzere fool So let's acknowledge the outstanding young citizens of Ontario, through the Bicentennial Year "Junior Citizen of the Year" awards program. Young people aged 6 to 18 who have proven their courage, ingenuity, resourcefulness, initiative, leadership, fortitude, community service and selfless performance are eligible for nominations. We're not looking for the "super-heroes" - allround, allround, good kids are good citizens too. This year the 24 top-ranking nominees will receive a CP Air ticket, good for any Canadian destination. Twelve of the recipients will attend the Ontario Community Newspapers Association convention In Toronto and a reception with the Lieutenant Governor. Submit your nomination now. The final deadline for 1984 nominations is October 31. Nomination forms ore available through this newspaper. Contact: ■ Richard A. James James Publishing Company Limited 62 King St. West, HowmanviUc Telephone 62.i-.UUJ ...or call 1-100*268-5054 to have a nomination form mailed to you. A joint Bicentennial Year project of the Ontario Ministry of Tourism and Recreation, CP Air and Ontario Community Newspapers Association. Æ"\ ' Vî CP Air L< \\J't Artvpriifrvrnum Ovtigiwd A. piupwnl by Kfllic L O'ltwy You will save a lot of money during our clearance of last season's SKI CLOTHING UP TO Jackets - Vests and Sweaters 60% OFF Thermal Underwear $6.00 Toques $3.00 Downhill SklS UP TO 50% OFF Downhill Ski Boots upto60% off M\pod§ Sports World 85 King St. W. - 623-3421 - Bowmanville SPOUTS Thursday Night Hockey October 11 action at Memorial Arena saw Bowmanville Bowmanville Golf and Town Sports struggle to a 2 - 1 decision in favour of Dave Wright's hard working Golf crew. George Kennett had Town Sport's number as he shut the door on numerous close-in chances late in the game. Jan Bennett and Preston Preston scored for the winners, assisted by Mark Luxton, Ron Jukic, and Barry Oliver, who was robbed of a couple of goals by Mike Willoughby in the Town Sports net. Bill Prentice from Rudy Kvasnak and Bob Jones accounted for the loser's scoring scoring in Mark Murdoch's and John Colwell's coaching debut. In game two, Castle Hotel got two goals from Kevin Wilbur and one from Bill Sainsbury as team two lost a 4 - 2 squeaker. Bruce Osborne and Jerry Leddy scored for team two. George Knight's Castle squad had assists from D. Knox and Sainsbury with two each, Don Rowley, Randy Crossey, and Wilbur. Team 2, coached by Todd Bale had assists by Doug Rickard and Randy Master- son. Game two was a fast paced affair, with lots of work for Dave Rowley in the team two net and Scott Burgess at the other end. Game three was playoff type hockey as Norm Caruana's Delicatessen gang held league leading Hunt's ■ Photography scoreless for 42 minutes. Tireless Brian Allin, who seemed to have brought his own puck, scored two and set up two more as Hunt's poured it on in the third period to win 5 - 2. Jim Brooks, behind the Hunt's bench, got goals from A1 Brunt (two), and Paul Reid. Brunt, Rod Plain, and Terry Vanschyndel notched single assists. Norm's Deli goals were by Don Farrow and Mike Adams, assisted by Dave Brown, Phil Broome, and Don Farrow. Pete Sero's coaching skill could not counter the determination determination of the shorthanded Hunt's team who got tremendous tremendous two way efforts from everyone. [ sport-talk 623-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- The Bowmanville Skating Club will suspend its skating activities for the 1959 - 60 season because of the increased cost of ice rentals and a much smaller registration for membership. It is hoped to resume --- 1 ' ' ike" - ™ next autumn with founded in 1950. club skating. The club was FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- The Courtice Motor Sport Club held its second annual novice rally on October 27th with 24 entries, consisting of a car, driver and navigator. The Hooper Jeweller trophy was won by Wally Pitt and Brian Tink. FASHION SHOW -- You are no doubt wondering why a Fashion Show item is appearing in Sportalk? Wonder no more. It seems King Garden Oldtimers Hockey Team will sponsor a fashion show on November 14th at the Lions Centre, called "Fall Fashion Extravaganza". More details later. Better reserve the date. OCT. 4,1984 Team Standing, Virg. Fairey 13492 pinfall, 17 points; Rita Junkin 13242, 13Vi; J. Sutcliffe 13734, 12Vi; Onie Etcher 12814, 8; Patti Roberts 13113, 6; Sheila Roberts 12905, 3. High Single - Joan Sutcliffe 294. High Triple - Joan Sutcliffe 712. High Average - Joan Sutcliffe Sutcliffe 207. 10 Top Averages J. Sutcliffe 207, S. Roberts 202, H. Brock 201, W. Murdoch 198, O. Etcher 197, P. Connaghan 194, L. Wright 194, R. Junkin 192, V. Fairey 191, Legion Ladies H. Gray 189. WeekofOct.il, 1984 Team Standing, V, Fairey 16351 pinfall, 20 points; R. Junkin 16029, 14Vi; J. Sutcliffe 16550, 13Vi; O. Etcher 15728, 11; P. Roberts 15871, 7; S. Roberts 15722, 6. High Single - J. Sutcliffe 277. High Triple - V. Fairey 700. High Average - J. Sutcliffe 212. 10 Top Averages J. Sutcliffe 212, S. Roberts 204, H. Brock 200, O. Etcher 109, V. Fairey 198, W. Murdoch 198, R. Junkin 193, L. Wright 193, P. Roberts 190, D. Sellers 188, B. Hanc 185. BIG FISH -- The September issue Molson Big Fish of the Month featured a rainbow trout caught by Brett Elliott of Oshawa. Brett landed the 23'4 pound trophy on four pound test line on the opening day of the trout season on Bowman- ' ville Creek. Notification was recently received from the National Freshwater Fishing Hall of , Fame in Hayward, Wisconsin, that his fish has - been certified as a line class world record. Brett is an avid fisherman and at the age of 15 is justifiably justifiably proud of his world record. Our congratulations congratulations to this junior member of the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters for his spectacular achievement. TURKEY SHOOT -- Port Perry Lions Club's Turkey Shoot is this Saturday, starting at 10 a.m. west of Aldred's Store on Scugog Island. 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