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l G The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, May 14,1986 [ tfort-ftllt to-iw FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- The phones were ringing on Tuesday to let us know that ace bowler Bernice Buday of Bowmanville will be defending her television championship this Saturday afternoon on Channel 6, CBLT. The time is still indefinite as is the name of her opponent, but Bernice's many friends here are pulling strong for her to have a great afternoon. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- In the Men's Section of the Legion Dart League, the winning team consisted of Jimmy Jeffrey, Wayne Paeden, Capt. Vince Vanstone, Bruce MacDonald MacDonald and Eric Downey. BIG FISH CONTEST -- The introduction of two new classes and a new sponsor are giving Ontario's Ontario's one-of-a-kind fishing competition, the Mol- son Big Fish Contest, a fresh look for spring. Classes for. brown trout are a first for 1986, as is the sponsorship of Berkley Canada, manufacturer manufacturer of superior quality fishing tackle. Prizes and cash awards to be won this year are valued at over $45,000. Operated by the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters, the Molson Big Fish Contest Contest runs from April 15th to November 30th each year. Entry forms are available at resorts, lodges, bait and tackle shops, sporting goods stores, and directly from the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters, Box 28, Peterborough, Ontario, K9J 6Y5. AIR SHOW -- On June 28 and 29, 1986, Canadian Forces Base Trenton will once again present Canada's premier Air Show. This year's Air Show is a two day event, international in scope, and will attract approximately 150,000 visitors to the Base over the two day period. HOME OF QUALITY BICYCLES SPECIAL VELO SPORT 20" BMX CALIPER BRAKES COLORED TIRES and SEATS 95 Reg. $169.95 NOW Offer expires May 17186 27" x 114" TIRES 149. Reg. $6.95 Now $ 5. 75 Offer expires May 17/86 BIKE CLINIC 133 Church Street Bowmanville "Across from the Fire Hall" 623-3200 New and Used Bicycle Sales and Service .. . SI \wi ytsi ,A : V-\ s .-Aï ■ÆjjÊL *8 f ■ ft*? ■ -- - GOLF WEEK -- Now in its 11th year, the A1 Balding Golf Week for Timmy will bring thousands of golfers from 150 Central Ontario courses "chipping" in for 6,800 Easter Seal physically disabled children. The Golf Week begins May 17th - May 25th with the winners, on a special handicap formula approved by the Canadian Professional Golfers Association, coming together in the Tournament of Champions held at Huntington Golf Club on July 15th. Play is open to all golfers male or female whether a weekend "duffer" or serious competitor. To participate, golfers pick the course of their choice, pay $10 for a Timmy score card plus green fees if applicable, and may enter as often as he or she likes at $10 a round. The scorecard represents $2.00 to the Pro Shop for prizes and $8.00 to The Easter Seal Society. Foursome Wins First Tournament at Bowmanville Club MêNY MdkflfS mmm yiaaop-r * n i " i n 1 •*-..am * : s • >> SW#** The four golfers pictured above grabbed top honors honors in the first tournament of the.year at the Bowmanville Bowmanville Country Club on Saturday. Rick Doughty, Ed Hanewich, Goff Jenkins and Greg Island recorded recorded a 17 under par net score to take first place. Awards Presented at Annual Bowling Banquet SOAP BOX RACE -- Port Hope's annual Soap Box Race is all set for September 1st Better start making plans now to make an entry for the race, COMPETITION -- The third annual Snow Plow Competition of the Durham Region Public Works Association will be held Saturday, May 24th, at the regional Oshawa - Whitby depot on Conlin Road, east of Thickson Road, starting at 9:20 a m. Everyone welcome. m ::i ..A The Liberty Belles held their annual bowling banquet at Memorial Park last week when awards were presented.to the winners. Top team was, 1-r, Mary Paton, Marian Henning, Nancy Evans, Rita Junkin, Cathy Bothwell, Kathy Dustin and Helen Jacob. Attendance at Metro Toronto Zoo Soaring It's "Up, Up, and Away!" for attendance at the Metro Toronto Zoo! A new attendance record has been set for the 1st 4 months of 1986, with over 225,000 visitors - considering the unpleasant weather during this period, this is a gigantic achievement. The two charming ambassadors from the Rural Bowlers Hold Annual Banquet People's Republic of China, Qing Qing and Quan Quan, reminded everyone what a dynamic place to be the Zoo really is. And now the Pandas have returned home, but the crowds keep coming. They're attracted by the sheer number and variety of animals which ' the Metro Toronto Zoo has on exhibit - over 4,000 individuals representing over 400 species. Yes - more and more, people are realizing that the Zoo is truly "The World's Largest Classroom." Now that Spring's in the air, there's a pleasant briskness about the Zoo as both animals and staff respond to the season: zoobabies have started to arrive (look for the On Saturday, May 10, 1986 the members of the Rural Bowling League and their wives gathered at the Tyrone Community Centre for - their annual banquet and dance: The following teams and individuals individuals won trophies: League Champions- Enniskillen - Keith McGill, Wayne Beckett, A1 Griffin, PATIO FURNITURE OFF WE WILL ALSO PAY SALES TAX! TAUNTON POOLS 133 TAUNTON RD. W. (at Somerville) 571-0189 * U Ik 1 ]c J! "J I I ? & ! !, Gary Groeneveld, Steve Nimigon, Wayne Piggott, Mavice Pollard. League Runner-Ups- Hi C's - Jim Coombes, Ken Barrie, Ralph Cyderman, A1 McMaster, Walter Mitchell, Paul Morton, Glen Prout. High Average Glen Edmondson - 224 Low Average Howard Cyderman -142 High Single Ron Broome-359 High Triple Barry Wood-842 Most Improved Ralph Cyderman -19 pts. Sportmanship Howard Cyderman Rural Bowling League 400 Club Keith McGill Barry Wood Congratulations! » following newborns: gaur, penguin, Japanese macaque, and camel), the horticultural staff are setting out early blooms, trilliums and May flowers are scenting the woods, and the animals are stretching and sunning themselves after the long winter. Yes, Spring has truly arrived at the world's greatest Zoo. Come and see us - we're . located on Meadowvale Road, • just north of Highway 401, and we're open from 9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. throughout the spring and summer. ~ ;r|' SLO PITCH -- Anyone wishing to enter Whitby Oldtimers' Slo Pitch Team "Get Kinks Out" tournament to be held May 23-24 phone 416-668-6104. BENEFIT -- Molson's Team will be playing May 1st This being our final week the two (2) top teams bowled for the championship. M. Huisman vs. G. Smith. M. Huisman, B. Brown, L. Donohue, B. Austin, V. Cowan, S. Chomey becoming the champs against G. Smith, R. Minard, M. Walsh, M. Yeo, J. Harrison and M. Coolen. Winners of the hidden scores were Singles - M. Walsh, V. Cowan, I. Pratt, L. Gray, B. Knight, J. Junkin and V. Murphy. Doubles - R. Minard, L. Donohue, D. Petre, I. Dusseldorf, V. McMahon and F. Bullock. See you at the banquet May 14th 6:30 p.m. Memorial Park Clubhouse. Thanks to the Statesman for the coverage of our bowling for the past year. Have a good summer, everyone! Secretary, Carol Roberts Whitby Downs Bowmanville Soccer Squad On Thursday, May 8th Bowmanville Bowmanville M.S. Contracting Minor 1 Mosquitos played at home in their 4th exhibition game against the Whitby Soccer Soccer Club. With "low" enthusiasm enthusiasm rampant, Bowmanville players lost the first half and consequentially the game. After the opening goal by Whitby, Richard Bateman scored Bowmanville's first goal. The aggressive visitors completely dominated the half with 3 more goals and con- . tinuous attack. Exceptional effort by Richard deserves mention as he repeatedly fired the ball forward. The advance line could not get the passes around Whitby's outstanding goaltender. After a coaching "pep" talk the second half went about face inBowmahville's'fsvoUr;"" Net minding and defensive efforts by Michael Suess, Evan Davies and Brandon Osmond kept Bowmanville in a scoring position. Andrew Laing (recently returned from vacation) played an excellent half. Trever McDonald scored ' twice in the half. The first goal was off a pass from Neil Gèrrits. The second was off a rebound fired at the goal from Chris Yeo. Bowmanville's desire to play almost paid off, but, Whitby edged the game 4-3. On Saturday, May 10th the team travelled to Varsity Stadium in Toronto to witness a "world class" soccer game between Canada and Wales. Let's hope the boys not only enjoyed themselves but were able to pick up on some of the finer points and skills of this exciting sport. NHL All Stars Slo-Pitch.' a benefit baseball game, against Massey's Bears on Thursday, May 29th at, 7:00 p.m. at Kinsmen Park, Sandy Beach Road, Pickering. Tickets may be purchased in advance at 1 Massey's Restaurant, 774 Liverpool Road,', Pickering or at the Pickering Recreation Complex, I 1867 Valley Farm Road, on Saturday, May 3rd and : Saturday, May 10th from 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., or ' by calling Gerry at 839-7884. Come out and see your favourite NHL players and support a worthy cause, at the same time! :.b GOLF WEEK - A1 Balding's Golf Week for Timmy and Tammy will run May 17th - May 25th. Listed below are the golf course participation sponsorship of days where green fees will be waived. Ayren Links, all week, May 17 to 26. Bowmanville Golf and Country Club, Thursday, May 22. Pebblestone Golf Course, all week, May 17 to 25. Thunderbird Golf and Country Club, Wednesday, May 21 - y 2 green fees. Annandale Golf and Country Club, Wednesday, May 21. Summerlea Golf Course, all week, May 17 to 25. Foxbridge North and South, all week, May 17 to 25. Winchester Golf Course, Tuesday, May 20. Sunnybrae Golf and Country Club, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, May 21, 22 and 23. Oshawa Golf and Country Club, both weekends supported by members. Whitevale Golf and Country Club, support by members. Seaton Golf and Country Club, support by members. Glen Cedars Golf and Country Club, Cherrydowns, Country Lane Golf and Country Club. PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our specialty Is lumber and 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 Rlteon Rd. 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