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» S ' l • I 623-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 Years Ago -- Winners at the Bowmanville Rotary Club's Golf Tournament, held on September 28th at Southview Golf Club were - Low gross, men's - Dr. Keith Slemon; ladies' - Mrs. Lillian Dipped. Least number of putts, men's, Dr. Howard Bundle, ladies', Mrs. David Higgon. Longest drive, men, Mr. John Bain, ladies', Mrs. Morley Vanstone. FLASHBACK -- 10 Years Ago -- Harvey Webster, Bill Brunt, Bill Bagnell, Deryck Boutilier, Chris Stone, Ken O'Neill, Gary Fames, and Stan Green would welcome interested citizens to attend the meeting of the Legion Track and Field Club, October 16th at the Bowmanville High School. JR. C -- Come out Sunday, October 6th and watch the Cowan Pontiac Eagles and the Cobourg Cougars hockey teams at Bowmanville Memorial Arena, 7:30 p.m. Friday evening, 8:30 p.m., October 4th, the Eagles will be at Uxbridge. HUNTING -- In Lindsay, Oshawa, Peterborough and Port Hope areas, the hunting season for small game and waterfowl, started on Wednesday, September 25th. Bag limits this year remain the same as last; six per day for ducks or 12 in possession after opening day, and for geese, five per day or ten in possession after opening day. First time hunters should note that the examinations are scheduled for October 2 in Oshawa, October 15 in Lindsay and October 29 in Oshawa. There are also dates in October for examinations in Cobourg and Peterborough. These examinations are by appointment only and can be arranged by contacting the Lindsay office of the MNR at 571-3211 from the Port Perry area. SPORTS NIGHT--On Friday, October 4th, Solina will honor all the young athletes for 1985 at the Community Hall, with a Sports Evening. Everyone welcome. FITNESS CLASS -- Carol's Fitness Class is being held in Newcastle United Church Sunday School during the week with instruction by a qualified professional and free babysitting service service available. Drop in mornings, 9 -10 a.m. on Monday, Wednesday, or Thursday. Evenings, Monday and Thursday 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. and Tuesdays 8 - 9 p.m. TOURNAMENT -- Contact Bob Stiles, 987-4092 for information on entering the 7th annual Newcastle Oldtimers Hockey Tournament, sponsored by Busters, to be held at Newcastle Arena, November 8th and 9th. PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our specialty is lumber §nd lumber products. A complete line of kiln dried' hardwood and softwoods. • Walnut • Cherry • Maple ■ Redwood • Teak * Oak • Phil. Mahog. • Softwoods Hardwood & softwood plywood. .MILL end YARD Specialty 328 Rltaon Rd. N., Oehawa Custom Milling 725-4744 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 2,1985 YOUTH BOWLING Cowan Junior C Eagle Champs Receive Jackets from Sponsor Eagles Win Again Last year's Cowan Red Eagles Junior C hockey models, the Eagles gathered round a sleek Fiero champions received new jackets for their efforts on for this photo, with Andy Terry expressing the Thursday from sponsor Cowan Pontiac-Buick of team's appreciation to Cowan's Sales Manager Bowmanville. As the presentation took place at the Murray O'Brien, same time as the launching of the 1986 new car Dennis Pizzeria Atom Girls Lose Out in Semi:Finals WANTED -- Are you 25 years of age or older? Interested in playing competitive, non contact hockey? Phone Ron Shackelton, 623-7327 for details. Games are played Sunday mornings. SELECT HOCKEY^TRYOUTS -- (House League Players Only.) Novice Select - Sat., Oct. 5, 9 a.m. Darlington Arena ; Atom Select - Sat., Oct. 5, 8 a.m. Darlington Arena; Pee Wee Select - Sat., Oct. 5, 6 p.m. Bowmanville Arena; Bantam Select - Sat., Oct. 5, 7 p.m. Bowmanville Arena. ANOTHER ACE -- At Newcastle Golf Course on Sept. 28th, Sam Turner aced a hole-in-one on the 2nd hole (141 yards) using a 7 iron. He was with his - wife Bev and his total score for the game was 94. V. A f V, V - & v- ' ; M 1 lU ; ; I ; h 5< J ; - «r v ■+ 34 4. «<••> as / ■ •' i J " si m i b » k "►"îl . v:\ f "I 0 3 Mr ' J'fi % -d i ■ "hi ; 'hl\ - ■ f • V "<& ■ Are Your Winters Dull? Brighten them up by joining the . . . Bowmanville Curling Club Men's Section ....Tues, Thurs. Nighls $190. Mixed Section Mon, Friday Nighls Ladies' Business Girls wed. Nights $110. Section Tues, Thurs. Aiicmoons $160. Social Membership $ 20. Juniors' Section $ 85. JOIN THE CLUB WITH THE NEW LOOK • Bonspiels, Dances, Monte Carlo Nights • Heated rink • Food and hot drinks during and after draws • Guests welcome • Cash or Chits accepted • Fireplace in lounge • Premises fully licensed • Fun and fellowship FREE Instructionand Practice Time by Curl Canada October 15th-17th FREE Wine and Cheese Parly on Friday October 18th for all participants of Curl Canada. FREE Sliders and Brooms to new members. FOR INFORMATION PHONE: Steven Wilson 623-2670 Bowmanville Country Club Middle Road, Box 40 Bowmanville These members of the Dennis Pizzeria Girls' Atom Soccer advanced to their league's semi finals finals last month before being eliminated from further competition after a 1-0 loss to Pickering. In the back row of the Bowmanville team are the following players (from left): John Morris (coach) Dawn Campbell, Tracey Michaud, Allison Morris, Sarah Couch (captain) Jessica Hull, Jessica Knoop, Desiree Flonk, Koula Psoras, Kathy Clements, Clements, and Sam Psoras (sponsor). The front row, from left, includes: Christine Kiely, Robyn Dubeau, Jessica Barrie, Elizabeth Wunderlich, Janet Lange, Alyssa McClennan, and Anna Rosenberg. Rosenberg. 4- By Dan Moriarity The Cowan-Pontiac sponsored sponsored Bowmanville Eagles played their third game of the exhibition season against the Uxbridge Bruins at Bowmanville Bowmanville Memorial Arena on Sunday night and came away with a 5 - 4 victory. Bowmanville opened the scoring in the penalty-filled first period with a power play goal by Pierre St. Amand. Chris Michelson grabbed the puck in the corner and passed it back to St. Amand who fired the puck past Uxbridge goal- tender Scott Irvine. The lead was increased to 2 - 0 early in the second when Brian Heard set up Chris Michelson who drilled the puck into the top corner from close range. Bowmanville had several good chances in the middle of the second period, ' but were unable to do any further damage until Heard scored on the power play with 12 seconds remaining in the period after Uxbridge had made it 2 - 1 with another power play goal at 2:09. The Eagles appeared to be ready to run away with the contest when Kelly Armstrong scored on a nice play early in the third to make it 4 - 1. Uxbridge's John Miller replied with a goal 1:07 later however, to bring it close again. Michelson put the game away with 5:03 to go on a nice play as he stole the puck from an Uxbridge defenceman and walked in all alone on a breakaway and scored. Uxbridge came up with two late goals but strong goaltending goaltending by George Kennett preserved preserved the win. / . .The Cowan Pontiac Eagles continue their home exhibition schedule on Sunday at 7:30 p.m. against Cobourg, after playing at Uxbridge Friday at 8:30. . . Monday Night Team Standings September 23,1985 10 pts. Donna Harness 11,516, 9 pts. Wilma VanGoor 10,382, 7 pts. Sharlene Dehart 11,017, 7 pts. Jackie Braybrook 11,000, 7 pts. Fern Bradley 10,737, 6 pts. Shiela Roberts 10,349, 6 pts. Jean Harness 10,204, 5 pts. Nancy Living 11,135, 5 pts. Pat Hetherington 10,673, 4 pts. Lynda Bryant 9,914, 4 pts. Penny Schofield 10,331, 2 pts. Vickie Murphy 10,195. Top 10 Averages Donna Harness 241, Nancy Living 223, Jackie Braybrook 214, Shiela Roberts 207, Jean Harness 203, Fern Bradley 202, Pat ..Hetherington 197, Sharlene Dehart 194, Rita VanGoor 191, Debbie Forsey 189. High Single Donna Harness 287 High Triple Donna Harness 748 On Tuesday, September 24, 1985, the curtain came down on the girls' season as they lost in semi-final action action to Pickering Bassett Jewellers by a 1-0 score. This was Dennis' best game of the year as they fought back hard to overcome an early Pickering goal but just couldn't get the equalizer. The team deserves a lot of credit for the spirited effort they put forth as they held the high scoring Pickering offence in check for the game. Pickering took first place in regular season play with an undefeated record TIRE SALES INC. 676-1220 TRISUN ma but RADIAL 781 _ ALL SEASON 29Q Dgm Ay- CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE Community Forum to Discuss Bowmanville Arena Study The Community Services Department, through their consullants for the study (RETHINK Inc. of Peterborough), are organizing a Community Forum to provide an opportunity for many organizations and a diverse group ol Newcastle residents to provide Input to the study of the Bowmanville Memorial Arena. The study also looked at the need lor a fitness contre, squash and racquctball courts, a banquet hall and a seniors recreational contre. We havo an opening lor 20 moro Interested Newcastle residents to attend. II you would like to come, you should register with Iho Community Services Department no Inter than October Oth by calling 623-3379. Octobor17,1985 7:00 p.m. nt the Lions Centre (26 Beech Avenue In Bowmanville) Seniors - Thursday, Sept. 26 High Singles - K. Smith 253, 208, T. McMullen 253, 209, K. Wright 213, 193, D. Dickson 210,186, and G. Stacey 185. High Triples - T. McMullen 637, K. Smith 636, K. Wright 583, D. Dickson 546. We still need more bowlers, please bring our your friends. Bantams - Saturday, Sept. 28 Team Standings - Hill 7, Big . Canoe 7, Rodgers 7, Evers 5, Chomey 5, Burns 5, Richards 2, Sutherland 2, Johnston 2, Samson - 0, MacDonald 0, McFeeters 0. High Singles - E. Evers 207, C. Big Canoe 194, P. Vesna 193, High Triples - E. Evers 546, C. Richards 490, M. Sutherland Sutherland 470, P. Vesna 464. Juniors - Saturday, Sept. 28 Team Standings - Stacey 12, Farrow 11, Grant 10, Couch 4, Maynard 3, Walkey 2. High Singles - D. Big Canoe 260, C. A. Farrow 255, B. Evers 253, D. Grant 241, 226, M. Harness 224, J. P. Huard 201, E. Cook 197. High Triples - D. Grant 655, C. A. Farrow 634, B. Evers 557, D. Big Canoe 554, K. Maynard 548, E. Cook 533. Tykes - Saturday, Sept. 28 Team Standings - Wrens 5, Orioles 5, Sparrows 5, Hummingbirds 3, Finches 2, Blue Jays 0, Cardinals 0, Canaries 0. High Singles - J. Pearson 116, D. Britton 116, L. Norrish 101, M. Bothwell 101, G. Coles 100. High Double - D. Britton 204. Triple F Sept. 27, 1985 A. Vandergaast 9, C. Vannie- jenhuis 9, J. Rozema 7, N. Bakker'7, .A. Mulder 7, H. Vandergaast 6, D. . Van Abbema 6, A. Atkinson 5, M. Rozema 5, G. Evers 4, N. Van Abbema 4, P. Glasbergen 3. High Single Ladies.- Nel Van Abbema 281. High Single Men - Andy Bonsma 280. High Triple Ladies - Nel Van Abbema 678. High Triple Men - Jake Dykstra 688. High Average Ladies - Hammy Vandergaast 192. High Average Men - Andy Bonsma 207. Merry Makers Team Standings Huisman 6542 pinfall, 10 points; Junkin 6704, 7; Etcher 6677,6; Smith 6673, 6; Roberts 6269, 2; Bullock 6241, 2. High Single - Verna McMahon 282. High Double - Gloria Smith 495 (243, 252). Top Averages R. Junkin 211, G. Smith 206, M. Huisman 203, C. Roberts 194, E. Etcher 193, V. Murphy 192. 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 Still Some Tickets Available on our Skate Maintenance Program soc oo Only UNLIMITED SHARPENING Team Jacket Specialists Now Taking Orders Boston's Sports 85 King St. W. 623-3421 Bowmanville PLAYERS WANTED 25 Years Old and Up Competitive, Non-contact HOCKEY League LEAGUE STARTS OCT. 20/85 For more information call: Ron Shackelton 623-7327 Games Played: Bowmanville Arena Sunday Mornings and scored an average of close to 5 goals per game. Congratulations are extended extended to all the girls for their fine play during this game. Elizabeth Wunderlich Wunderlich - goal, Kathy Clements and Dawn Campbell - defense, defense, Tracey Michaud, Jessica Jessica Barrie, Allison Morris and Robyn Dubeau at halfback, Sarah Couch, Desiree Desiree Flonk, Jessica Knoop, Alyssa McClennan, Koula Psoras, Jessica Hull, Christine Christine Kiely, Janet Lange and Anna Rosenberg at forward. forward. Date ol Publication: Octobor 2iui, 1905. AsselstiuB s J*B a ^ " invites you » YAMAHA cn6nNMOBIL.es SOTB. en® $250°° Receive up to d accessories on genuine parts 250 Trap A Whole New Loo • Asselstine's Yamaha Durham Rd. 57 Blackstock 986-4437