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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 28,1985 [ sptrf- m m-aoi FLASHBACK - 25 YEARS AGO -- George Mansfield, the touring tennis pro from Toronto, Toronto, will pay his second visit to the Bowmanville Bowmanville Club, this summer on August 17th. Anyone interested in tennis is invited to attend attend and learn how to play the game from the pro who is conducting tennis clinics from the Maritimes to Saskatchewan. mm [ sport- talk 623-mi BOWLING -- Leagues will be starting September September 12th at Liberty Bowl. Phone 623-5663 or 623-1231 for details. YOUTH BOWLING -- Registrations will be held at Liberty Bowl on Saturday, September 7, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. for Senior, Junior, Bantam and Tykes. FLASHBACK - 10 YEARS AGO -- Bill Leaman, Kirk Kemp and Grant Luxton have received bids to try out with the Oshawa Generals' Jr. A hockey club. Scottish Weather Doesn't Dampen Golfers' Spirits PLAYERS NEEDED -- Phone Ron Shackel- ton if you would like to play in the 30 years and over non contact hockey league. The number is 623-7327. USED EQUIPMENT -- Hockey season is fast approachinlg and the House League Hockey Mothers Association in Bowmanville Bowmanville is planning a used hockey equipment sale for Friday and Saturday, September 6th and 7th at the Bowmanville Mall. For more information and if you have items to include in the sale, phone 623-2315, or 623-2778 as soon as possible. GOLF TOURNAMENT -- Anyone wishing to play in the Cobourg Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament on Wednesday, September 11th at Dalewood Golf Club phone 416-372- 5356 for tee off time. Entries close September 6th. A1985 Ford is the prize for a hole-in-one on the 13th hole. ELIMINATED -- The Orono E.O.B.A. Midgets who were to meet Dashwood in a best of three game series received a bye when Dashwood declined to travel to Orono and forfeited the series. Orono now awaits word of their opposition in the Ontario playdowns. As a result of their default, Dashwood will be eliminated from O.B.A. play for a two year period. ENTER NOW -- Come join us at the Ganaraska Fall Fishing Derby on one of the finest fishing rivers and lakes in Ontario, running from Monday, September 16th to Thursday, October 31, 1985. There will be a grand prize and a weekly prize. Enter before August 31st. Chance to win Cannon Down Rigger. Rigger. Entry tickets on sale now. Contest details at Mill and Madison Bait and Tackle, Port Hope, or the Chamber of Commerce, 19 Queen St., Port Hope, or phone 885-5519. Charters arranged. Despite heavy rain on Saturday, more than 80 avid golfers took part in the annual Scottish Invitational tournament at the Bowmanville Golf Club. Andy Murray fired a five under par round of 67 to lead his team to first place in the event. Above, Bill Finnie presents the trophy to Andy, John Knelegan, Tim Carveth, and Kelly Mathews. Absent were Bill Dion and Ron McPhate. Bowmanville Merchants End 1985 Season PLAYERS WANTED 30 Years Old and Up Mature, Competitive, Non-contact HOCKEY League, For more information call: Ron Shackelton 623-7327 Games Played: Saturday Evenings Sunday Mornings Bowmanville Merchants Softball 1985 team are tomero, Dave Rafuse, John Clarke (M), Andy pictured here: front row (1-r) Norm Caruana, Paul McCullough, Wayne Hunt, John Allen, Doug Passant, Darral Osmond, Bill Morrison, Darcy McFeeters (C). Absent: Dan Hermer, Jim Ryhor- Ritchey, Joe Humenick; back row (1-r) Rick San- chuk and John Colwell. (^amôport ^JruiUer .Sailed RV Parts and Service • Truck Caps - large selection - fit all size trucks - aluminum and fiberglass • Parkview Mansion Trailers - 30 and 40 foot sizes Camsport Trailer Sales Ilwy. No. 115 and 35 Newcastle On August 14,1985 at Memorial Memorial Park, the Bowmanville Merchants ended their 1985 season with a win (9-7) over Curly's in Oshawa City and District Softball action. As the playoff format was changed this year (top four teams only), the Merchants failed to gather enough points this year. Half of our league games were lost by only one or two runs against; our bats just didn't connect when needed. The Merchants record: league games - 8 wins, 14 losses, 1 tie. N.B. - Anyone wishing to tryout for the team for the 1986 season should leave name and phone number with: Doug McFeeters 623-4616 or John Allen 623-5499. A big thanks to our sponsors and fans who continued to support us during our 1985 season in the Oshawa City and District League. Special thanks to: Durham Building Supplies, Tim's Ren tal!, Hooper's Jewellery and Trophy Centre, Kramps Furniture, Furniture, Wallace Auto Supply, Flying Dutchman Motor Inn, Port Darlington Marina and Hotel, Castle Hotel, Clinic Pharmacy, Len Jay, Hunt's Photography, Norm's Deli, Plibrico; also The Canadian Statesman, The Town of Newcastle Newcastle Community Services Dept., and our fans. Bowmanville Merchants Softball Club Doug McFeeters - Pres. 1985 FRED'S AUTO BODY famous for Guaranteed Quality Workmanship | SEPTEMBER SPECIAL § 0 FREE Oil Change, Lubrication and Filter ^ at Don's Auto Repair Service & with every complete paint job <& ^ Offer good until Sept. 30,1985 & We're not satisfied unless you are! High Quality ... Low Prices! Come in and talk to us for a free estimate FRED'S AUTO BODY 163 Base Line Road 623-6353 Bowmanville B.M.H.A. All children must register to play Toro Hockey, House League, and Squirt Hockey. DATES: SEPT. 4, 5, 6 -- 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. at Bell Building Bowmanville Mall SEPT. 5, 6 -- 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. SEPT. 7 -- 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. FEES: SQUIRT $55.00 ALL OTHERS $105.00 (If child makes Toro team, the balance to be paid at a later date.) SQUIRT TYKE NOVICE ATOM PEE WEE BANTAM MIDGET 5 and 6 yr. olds 6 and 7 yr. olds 8 and 9 yr. olds 10 and 11 yr. olds 12 and 13 yr. olds 14 and 15 yr. olds 16, 17 and 18* yr. olds * 18 yr. olds can play Midget in House League. The House League and Toro Hockey Mothers will hold an Equipment Sale at the Mall on September 7, 1985. BOWLING MEN'S MAJOR LEAGUE 1985-86 TEAMS Team No. 1 - R. Davies, Bruce Smith, R. Wright, W. Thompson, J. McKnight, G. BeBee. Team No. 2 - J. Pearson, R. Oke, A. VanGoor, Bob Encley, J. Dewell, C. Evans. Team No. 3 - R. Stacey, Bob Smith, R. Coombes, G. Simpson, Simpson, J. Luffmin, Lee Boyd. Team No. 4 - R. Etcher, M. McLellan, M. Richards, Bert Engley, B. Stacey, B. Kent. Team No. 5 - N. Coombes, K. Farrow, C. Morgan, Bud Henning, J. Jeffery, J. Murry. Team No. 6 - G. Wilcol, K. Eves, E. Leslie, Dr. H.B. Rundle, Ran Vanmer, J. Treem. Team No. 7 - Barry Henning, Henning, H. Bromell, H. Pollard, G. Masterson, R. Terry, T. German. Team No. 8 - L. Piper, D. Perfect, D. Bishop, S. Wool- ley, A. Osborne, D. Morrison. Team No. 9 - L. Georgiou, G. Edmondson, B. Williams, C. Nash, B. Oke, V. Prout. Team No. 10 - R. Thompson, D. Snowden, G. Piper, R. Bailey, G. Stacey, D. Engley. Team No. 11 - J. Edmondson, Edmondson, S. Adams, G. Cowling, R. Richards, H. Edmonson, D. Sleep. Team No. 12 - D. Ellis, D. Oke, C. Gattie, L. Smalo, J. Fernados, K. Hayes. The Men's Major League starts Wednesday, September 4 at 7:00 p.m. sharp. Pres. John Pearson will be on hand to welcome the bowlers. 1985-86 Directors are Past Pres. W. Coombes, Pres John Pearson, Vice Pres. R. Stacey, Sec. A. Osborne, Treas. Ed Leslie, Directors G. Edmondson, D. Perfect. See you Wednesday night, September 4,1985. LIBERTY BELLS Team 1 - F. Sleep, L. Gray, G. Ante, W. Coombes, H. Darbey, Joyce Rowe. Team 2 - C. Roberts, S. Stainton, J. McMullen, P. Kelly, J. Gray, I. Tennant. Team 3 - E. Etcher, Dot Bond, K. Stephens, M. Tip- pins, G. Britton, E. Clark. Team 4 - J. Hanthorn, A. Bons, B. Janack, K. Mitchell, M. Hayes, W. Payne. Team 5 - R. Wright, M. MacDonald, MacDonald, E. Browes, M. Henning, Henning, I. Davis, B. Morrison. Team '6 - R. Junkin, B. Forsey, H. Simpson, P. Wich- man, M. Bird, J. Rowe. Team 7 - L. Varley, R. Fice, N. Sabine, E. Austin, S. Green- ham, T. Hyland. Team 8 - V. Murphy, D. McKenzie, M. Almay, C. Van Hoof, K. Blanchard, C. Dustin. Team 9 - B. Westlake, J. Phillips, T. Cowles, M. Fowler, Fowler, M. Abernathy, J. Harrison. Harrison. Team 10 - H. Jacob, R. Hartford, L. Wereszczynski, S. Gray, J. Wraith, F. Dim- bleby. KEEP FIT -- At Carol's Fitness Class that will begin on Monday, September 9th with a complimentary class September 9-13, Mon., Wed., Fri. - 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.; Tues., Thurs. - 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Newcastle United Church Sunday School Room. For more information information phone 987-4594 or 987-5527 - Instruction Instruction by Qualified Professional - Free Babysitting Service Available. WANTED -- Cars for the Demolition Derby at Orono Fair on Friday, September 6. Contact Contact H. Ransberry 983-9597. BOWLING -- Legion Ladies Bowling League will be starting Thursday, September September 5, 6:45 sharp - Still a few bowlers needed, if interested call Joan Murphy - Days 983-9171 Ext. 27 or evenings 623-7397. Tyke House League Baseball Results Dennis Pizzeria ends season on winning note: The tyke houseleague baseball season ended last Tuesday with Dennis Pizzeria defeating Mothersill Printing 9-7 in a well fought battle which included included quite a few hits. FINAL TYKE HOUSELEAGUE BASEBALL STANDINGS Orono - won 8, lost 4, 16 points; Optimists - won 8, lost 4,16 points; Mothersill Printing Printing - won 7, lost 5, 14 points; Shopper's Drug Mart - won 5, lost 7, 10 points; Dennis Pizzeria Pizzeria - won 2, lost 10, 4 points. FINAL PEE WEE - BANTAM HOUSELEAGUE BASEBALL STANDINGS Oddfellows - won 11, lost 1, 22 points; Lions Club - won 7,' lost 5, 14 points; Checker's Variety - won 5, lost 6, 10 points; Orono - won 0, lost 11,0 points. TIRE SALES INC. 676-1220 TRISUN, jSTBl. BELT RADIAL 781 ALL SEASON 299 Don Aw„ • Delicious Food Reasonable Prices NOW OPEN Monday - Thursday 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. Friday - Saturday 11 a.m. - 11 p.m. Sunday 2 p.m. - 10 p.m. SUNDAY BRUNCH 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. I THURSDAY NIGHT f| Wings Night B ALI. THF. CHICKEN WINGS YOl CAN FAT. $4.95 5 p.m. - close 1 I ini S Bits - l)J Tim pint s all tour fat or ill* tunes and toil can plat TRIVIA ttith TIM. Q |> m Juw Call 623-3373 Highway 401 & Liberty St. S. 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