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( ( 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 26.1985 ■J | sport- falk 62J-&OJ BIG LEAGUE -- Congratulations to Greg Vey of Orono, who was selected 1st overall in the fourth round of drafts by the Toronto Maple Leaf Hockey Club on Saturday, June 15th. Greg began playing hockey at age five in the Orono Hockey League, then went to Thornhill and to Pickering Junior B Clubs, then to Jr. A. Peterborough Pete's, and finally, the big league. mm [ sport-talk its-tm BALL HOCKEY -- Reserve Saturday, July 6th for the Darlington Ball Hockey League annual East vs. West All Star game at Orono Community Centre, 7 p.m. All proceeds for Sick Kids Hospital, Toronto. FLASHBACK -- 25 Years Ago -- The Bowmanville Racing Pigeon Club flew their fifth race of the season on Saturday, June 18th from Gogama, Ontario, a distance of 300 miles. Piper and Woolacott took top honors placing first, L. Richards 2nd, C. Lemon 3rd, and Mavin Bros. 4th. Nearly 50 Swimmers Take Part in Red Shield Swim-A-Thon FLASHBACK -- 10 Years Ago -- On Sunday in Kendal, Locke's T.V. Electrons came very close to winning their first game of the season but lost by a close 9 - 8 count. John Stainton has a young team this year, but feels they are progressing well. Pitching well for Bowmanville were Mike Cornell and Jim Dunn. NORTH STARS -- Keith Acton, centre for the Minnesota North Stars, and now residing in Uxbridge for the summer, was one of the competitors in last week's O.C.N.A. golf tournament, and was kept busy signing autographs for fans. SOCCER -- What is red and white, has 22 legs and chases a ball? The Shopper's Drug Mart Soccer Team. Although this is our first year, we are in the mid range of a ten team league. Our defence line is composed of Steven De Bois Jeff White and Micheal Suess. Shawn Brown was selected as one of the three stars in our last game. (Submitted by Hugh Laing.) TOP WOMAN GOLFER -- Pam Welsh of the Oshawa Golf Club has had two first place finished in as many tournaments during the last two weeks. At the Dalewood' Invitational in Cobourg, Pam tied with two other golfers with an 82. Unfortunately, she lost in the sudden death playoff. On Sunday, June 16th, in Peterborough, Pam recorded a 77 to take first place in the test match for the Ontario Ladies Team. Congratulations. KINDERCAMP -- The Durham Region Family YMCA is offering four two-week sessions of Kindercamp for children 2y 2 to five years of age. All children like to experiment with various painting activities, participate in creative crafts, play with puzzles, playdough, listen to stories, learn new songs, games and fingerplays. This camp is also offered in French for children entering the French Immersion education system. Both camps are being held Monday to Friday at Florence M. Heard School on Garden Street in Whitby from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., beginning Tuesday, July 2. There were close to 50 swimmers at the Fitness Centre on Saturday for the Salvation Army Red Shield Appeal Swim-A-Thon. Some of the participants participants are shown above near the conclusion of the swim with Captain Ellis Cuff. Organizers were still in the process of estimating the amount raised by the swim. However, if all pledges are paid, the Red Shield Appeal could raise $1,500 through this first-ever fund raising project. Orioles Get Back onWinningTrack ALL STAR -- Plan to attend the E.O.B.A. All Star game in Port Hope, Monday, July 1st, starting at 5:30 p.m. NEW RAMP -- CLOCA under the direction of manager Bill Campbell is installing a boat launching ramp at Port Darlington, which was scheduled to be operational by Friday, June 21st. FRED'S AUTO BODY - Complete Collision and Rust Repair - Professional Paint Work - Competitive Rates - Free Estimates - Insurance Claims - 11 years experience 163 Base Line Rd. Bowmanville 623-6353 by Sam Laskaris The Bowmanville L & L Tool Cowan Pontiac Buick Junior Orioles appear to have turned things around. After losing their first seven Eastern Ontario Baseball Association games, the Orioles have rebounded rebounded to record two consecutive consecutive victories. These two victories have restored some of the confidence that the Oriole players were lacking in the early going of the season. The seventh loss of the season for the Orioles occurred occurred on Sunday, June 16, in the first game of a double header against Kingston. In a game that went right down to the wire, the Kingston squad emerged with a 8-7 victory. After Kingston took a 1-0 lead in the first inning, the score was quickly tied at 1-1 as Ed Bird blasted a homer over the left field fence in the Orioles' at-bats in the initial inning. Kingston then was successful successful in scoring single runs in the third and fifth innings to pull ahead 3-1. It took just one swing of the bat for the Orioles to regain the lead, however. For in the fifth inning after Geoff Green singled and Bird was walked, Scott Michelson stepped up to the plate and cracked the team's second home run of the day. This 4-3 Oriole lead was short-lived as . Kingston came right back in the sixth inning to score three runs. The Orioles then tied the game in the seventh inning by scoring twice. John Mutton Mutton and Green crossed the plate for the Orioles after both players singled to start the inning. After a scoreless eighth inning, the Kingston team scored two runs in the top of the ninth. Coming to bat in the bottom of the ninth the only Oriole successful in crossing the plate was Tony Rupa. As a result, the Orioles suffered another loss by only one run. Dan Ritchie started on the mound for the Orioles and pitched the first five innings. innings. Mutton came in to pitch the duration of the contest for the Orioles. In the game, the Orioles were out-hit 19-16. Leading the way for the Orioles were Bird and Scott Michelson with three hits each. They were followed by Green and Ken Farrow with two singles singles each and Dave Milnes, Chris Michelson, Steve Cov- erly, Mutton, Rupa and An- Pizzeria Wins Two SQUARE BOY M Square Boy - Sure to please any group. Whether there's 10-200 or more, Square Boy has the facilities to serve your group function, Call Square Boy for discount prices on special group order. Pickering is a lovely community community to the west of us but the Dennis Pizzeria Girls were glad to see the last of it on Monday, June 17th. For the second week in a row, the girls arrived there ready and willing to play only to be greeted by a down pour. This did not deter them, however, as the games went on with Bowmanville Bowmanville winning twice, both games by a 2-1 score. Sarah Couch led our attack, attack, scoring the 4 goals, but again supported by the rest of the players, notably Tracey Michaud, Desiree Flonk and Robyn Dubeau. Once again our defense and mid-field headed by Jessica Barrie, Dawn Campbell, Jessica Hull, and Christine Kiely did a good job of keeping keeping the Pickering attackers at bay. When they did break through our goalies of Elizabeth Wunderlich and Desiree Flonk were there. On Tuesday, June, 10th, Dennis played at home against Ajax House of China and came away with a 4-2 victory. The game was closer than the score indicates indicates with Bowmanville only getting back to the type of soccer they can play. Late in the game, to ensure victory, victory, Sarah Couch with strong assists from Allison Morris and Alyssa McCIon- nan, scored our goals. As with any sport, you must have all the players, defense, forwards and goalies concentrating on the game. Dennis was tired for this game having played in the rain the previous night and with many of the players involved in track and field activities on game day. Despite their fatigue, the girls concentrated, with Kathy Clements Christine Kiely, Janet Lange, and Anna Rosenberg loading our defensive effort. The altitude altitude of all the players can best be shown by Hint of Robyn Dubeau who came and played while hobbling around on a very sore leg. Congratulations also to Jessica Knoop and Desiree Flonk who played a strong game in our goal, turning aside several dangerous Ajax attempts. With our game on Tuesday, Tuesday, June 25th, Dennis comes to the half-way point in our schedule. Our record is 8-0 and this game against Pickering Basset Jewellers will be for first place as Pickering Pickering is also undefeated. Best of luck Dennis Pizzeria. Pizzeria. drew Davey who all had singles. The second game of the double header only went five innings before it was- called due to rain. At the time the Orioles were lead-' ing 5-4 so as a result they posted their first victory of the season. In the game, Bird scored two runs followed by singles singles from Scott, Michelson, Brad Ramsey and Chris Michelson. Chris Michelson also pitched the 1 five innings innings for the Orioles to pick up the team's first victory. This past Sunday at Soper Creek Park, the Orioles made it two victories in a row by clobbering Port Hope 14-4. The scoring was evenly spread out among the Orioles' players as is evidenced on the scoresheet. A total of 11 different different players were responsible responsible for the Bowmanville runs. However, the highlights of the day were the pitching performance of Mutton who allowed only two hits and Farrow who hit a single homer in the first inning and then a two-run shot in the seventh to conclude the game. The Orioles played again yesterday in Cobourg and will face Whitby for the third time this year on Monday Monday at Soper Creek Park. PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our specialty Is lumber and lumber products. A complete line of kiln dried hardwood and softwoods. • Walnut • Teak 1 Cherry 'Oak Maple Phil. Mahog. • Redwood • Softwoods Hardwood & soltwood plywood. .MILL and YARD Specially 328 Rltson Rd. N., Oshawa Custom Milling 725-4744 Why Huy detail? BUY DIRECT AND SAVE INGROUND POOL INSTALLED REG. $6005 14 * 28 $COQQ Includes pool installed with J deck and ladder ABOVE GROUND POOLS 18x4 - REGULAR $1650 SPECIAL 14oO Includes Jacuzzi sand liller ret essed skimmers and mlel 9 ft. CURVED SLIDES aeg $899 oo AEG $899 00 SPECIAL $ 599. SOLAR ROLLERS faom$159. niagara manufacturing 284 RITSON RD. N„ OSHAWA Virtue Fuel Pee Wees Ramble On Tuesday, June 18, the Virtue Virtue Fuel Peewees journeyed journeyed to Port Perry to play their #1 club. This game wasn't quite as easy as past games have been for this club.. Newcastle managed to win by four goals with a score of 7 to 3. Jeff Koopmans was the big marksman for Newcastle, Newcastle, scoring four times with singles going to Jan Van- derheyden, Jamie Sander- cock and Dwayne Foster. Michael Kasurko scored all three goals for Port Perry. Friday, June 21, the Newcastle Newcastle Virtue Fuel Peewees hosted the Hampton Peewees. This was the second second meeting for these teams and Newcastle faced a much improved Hampton team. Newcastle jumped into a first half lead of 3 to 0 on goals by Chris Potter, Rob Blight, and Jeff Koopmans. Koopmans. The first half was completely dominated by Newcastle. Early in the second half, Newcastle struck again with Mike Taits scoring. At this point the tide shifted as Hampton gained control of the game but it was too late. Lonnie Gibson scored twice for Hampton with Newcastle Newcastle managing to score once more from Jan Van- derheyden. The final score was Newcastle Newcastle 5, Hampton 2. Newcastle's Newcastle's normal Tuesday night game has been rescheduled rescheduled to a later date due to graduation exercises at the various schools. HORSESHOES -- The "Dude" Hills Open Horseshoe Competition will start at 10 a.m. this Saturday, June 29th at the Port Hope Legion Hall. From 4-7 p.m. the A1 "Jimmy" Gunn annual mammoth steak barbecue will be held at the Branch. HIGHLAND GAMES -- A special demonstration at this year's Cobourg Highland Games will be given by 78th Fraser Highlander Summer Student Drill Team on Saturday, July 6th at Donegan Park. Also featured will be the 78th Fraser Highlander's Pipe Band. NEW LEAGUE -- The Durham Region Soccer Association is planning to enter a Senior Soccer Team to compete in the new Ontario Provincial League for the 1986 season. Applications are now being accepted for positions of Head Coach, Manager and a Public Relations Officer. Please reply to Executive Secretary, D.R.S.A., 186 College Avenue, Oshawa, Ont. LU 1R4, or phone 416-723-3312. GO TRANSIT -- For anyone who has bucked the traffic to the Canadian Open Golf Championship in Oakville, there is an alternative: Go Transit's popular Spectator Special package to the tournament at Glen Abbey Golf Club. The package, includes return transportation as well as tournament admission, takes the worry out of driving, and leaves golf fans relaxed for a carefree day there. Offered for the fourth consecutive year, this GO service will operate on the final four days of the tournament, July 4, 5, 6 and 7. For information in the Oshawa Area phone 579-4224. TRIATHLON -- On Sunday, August 18, the Oshawa Community Services Department - Recreation Division will be hosting a Triathlon at Lakeview Park. All competitors will swim a 1 km course in Lake Ontario, cycle 25 km and run 8 km. The race begins at 8:30 a.m. and all three segments of the race will begin and finish at the Lakeview Park beach. Registrations and fees will be accepted at the Recreation Division, 141 Thornton Road South until Monday, August 12, 1985 at 6:00 p.m. Awards will be presented to the top male and female in each of the following categories, 16 to 19 years, 20 to 29 years, 30 to 39 years, 40 years and over. For more information please telephone the Recreation Division at 725-1111. TIRE SALES INC. 576-1220 TRISUN DONATION -- The Ugly Ducklings Slow Pitch Ball Team recently presented Ed Millson, chairman of the Orono - Clarke Township Fund Raising Committee for Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, with a whopping big cheque of $4,189.21, the proceeds of the Good Brother's dance, sponsored by the team. Nice going, congratulations. RADIAL 781 AIL SEASON 290 Doan Ay, FASTBALL -- Anyone interested please contact Frank 623-2406 or Kevin 623-4338. THIRD ACE --- Art Tuson of Newcastle aced his 3rd Hole-in-One on No. 17 using a 6 iron. He was golfing with John Shetler of Orono on June 18,1985. 723-0345 EVENINGS 576-2287 or 579-0399 CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE PUBLIC NOTICE .jgp SUMMER FUN AT THE NEWCASTLE FITNESS CENTRE Stay cool, refreshed and in shape this summer. Enjoy the pool, squash courts, sauna and whirlpool all summer long at the Fitness Centre, Liberty Street North, Bowmanville. PLEASURESWIM SCHEDULE Early Bird Swim - Public Tuesdays and Thursdays 7:00 a.m. - 8:30 a.m. Adult Swim ' Monday-Friday (inclusive) 11:45 a.m.-1:15 p.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays, Sat. and Sundays 7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. Public Swim Monday - Thursday (inclusive) 3:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays 7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. Saturdays 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. Sundays 3:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. Family Swim Saturdays 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. „ Sundays 1:00 p.m.-2:30 p.m. Over 50's Swim Fridays 3:30 p.m.-5:00 p.m. FEES Adult (10 yrs. and over) $1.50 or 10 tickets for $12.00 Youth (4-17 yrs.) $1.25 or 10 tickets for $10.00 Infants (3 yrs. and younger) No Charge Senior Citizens $1,00 or 10 tickets for $8.00 Family Swim $2.25 or 10 tickets for $17.50 Sauna and Whirlpool (Adults) $1.50 or 10 tickets for $12.00 (Senior Citizens) $1.00 or 10 tickets for $8.00 (Sauna and Whirlpool available weekdays 8:30 a.m. -10:00 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays 8:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays 7:00 a.m. - 8:30 a.m.) PAY AS YOU PLAY SQUASH FEES /D , „ „ ADULT YOUTH (Prime lime: 4 p.m. to 10p.m. weekdays) $4,25 $3,25 (Oil Time: 7 a.m. to 4 p.m, weekdays) $3.25 $2.25 Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays $4.25 $3,25 * * Membership rates also available for pool or squash * * ' FITNESS CENTRE FACILITY RENTAL FEES Having a family reunion or birthday parly this summer? Make It extra special by renting the pool and/or the multi-purpose room at the Fitness Centro! "Call 623-3392 for furlhor Information* *