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4 (i Tliv Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc. April 22,1987 FLASHBACK -- 25 Years Ago -- Following a delicious dinner at the Bowmanville Hotel last Saturday, members members of the Coronation Cafe Men's basketball team received received the Hooper's Jewellers trophy for winning the town league title. Team members are Don Welsh, John Stainton, Frank Sohil, Russ Lane, Dan Seto, Larry Hancock Hancock and Glenn Richards. Sponsor John Seto. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Congratulations to St. Marys Cement Juveniles on defeating Ingersoll Lions 6-1 last Sunday in the fifth game of the series to take the Ontario Juvenile Championship. HELP WANTED -- The Bowmanville Jr. "C" Eagles Hockey Club is looking for coaches, managers, equipment equipment managers and directors. Anyone interested is asked to send a resume to Barb Wilbur, R.R.#1, Hampton, Ont. LOB 1J0, by May 7,1987. ATTENTION LOBB BALL TEAMS -- Here's a chance to really get warmed up for the season. There will be an Early Bird Tournament in Bowmanville, May 8 and 9. For further information, call Bill Munro, 623-7351. Y Y Y Y OOOUUURR'RE OUT -- The Ontario Baseball Association is sponsoringan'umpires' clinic on Sunday, May 10, at 9:00 a.m. at the Memorial Park Clubhouse, Bowmanville. Anyone 13 and older is invited to attend tlië five hour clinic, with instructor, Jim Button from Oshawa. For more information, call Roger Newman, 623-9118. MOTORCYCLISTS TAKE NOTE--There's a Motorcycle Motorcycle Training Course at Durham College's Simcoe • Building starting May 1 and running throughout the summer. The program is called "Gearing Up" and it has been developed by the Canada Safety Council in co-operation with the federal government. Participants Participants will receive 17 hours of instruction and those successfully completing the course will be eligible for the M licence and may benefit from reduced insurance insurance premiums. Topics such as balancing, braking, gear changing, cornering, collision avoidance, and many others are covered in the program. Call the Registrar Registrar at Durham College, 576-0210, for further information. information. BALL HOCKEY PLAYERS -- Don't worry that the ice -hockey season is finishing up. The draft and registra- . tion for ball hockey players is April 22, at 7:00 p.m. at Orono Arena. Anyone who has registered, or wishes to register should be present. A $25 fee will be due at that 'time. NOW FOR SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT DIFFERENT -- A wheelchair rugby league is being formed for this fall. There are already a number of wheelchair athletes who play rugby Wednesdays at Vanier Collegiate Collegiate and at the Oshawa Civic Dome. The 16 Division ' (Bowmanville) Police Station staff organized the suc- ; cessful wheelchair rugby tournament on Saturday, April 11 at Bowmanville High School. Among the competitors competitors in the tournament were teams from Waterloo, Oshawa and Toronto. For further information on the . upcoming league contact Chris Partridge at 16 Division Division or 623-6165. COULD IT BE TRUE? -- There is a possibility that Toronto Toronto Maple Leaf owner, Harold Ballard, really has a „vheart. But don't tell anyone you read it here. In an incident preceding the above mentioned wheelchair rugby tournament, Mr. Ballard displayed a completely ' different side than we usually see. Chris Partridge had | written a letter to Mr. Ballard requesting an autog- ; raphed hockey stick to be used as.a draw prize in the tournament. In the course of the letter hé mentioned that one of the wheelchair athletes was a really big fan of the Leafs' Wendel Clark. A package arrived, special delivery, and in it was Wendel Clark's sweater which subsequently went to a lucky wheelchair athlete as a memento of the tournament. It is a mystery exactly where the sweater came from, and Wendel hasn't been shirtless lately. But the possibility does exist that Mr. Ballard is secretly a nice guy. Wonder if the recentLeaf victories could result in a total personality change. OFF ROAD RACING -- The Radio Controlled Off Road Racing Club is opening for another year. Anyone interested interested in becoming involved can come to a meeting on April 26 at 2 p.m. The Radio Controlled Track is located on the Bowmanville 4th Line, west of the Country Country Club. For further information call Rob at 623-5097, or Lloyd at 263-2339. RUNNING FOR DIMES -- The March Of Dimes 10 kilometre run will be held May 3 in Toronto, starting at Bay and Gerrard Streets at 9 a.m. The 10 kilometre classic is sponsored by Caledon Springs and is open to the public, with pledges collected by the runners presented presented to the March of Dimes. There will also be cash prizes for the winners of the men's and women's divisions. divisions. EVENING PRIMROSE A Blossoming Remedy for PMS Women like to get flowers, but there's a little yellow flower that is really making a lot of ladies smile. It's called Evening Primrose and it doesn't come in a vase, or a bouquet. It mostly comes in capsules from your health food store. The oil of evening primrose has provided many women with relief from the unpleasant symptoms of premenstrual premenstrual syndrome. The reason is essential fatty acids, or EFA. They arc essential because the body needs them, but doesn't manufacture manufacture them. They arc more like a protein or vitamin than a fat, in fact they're sometimes sometimes called "Vitamin F". EFAs perform a variety of bodily functions: they arc vital for our metabolism; they insulate nerves; they help maintain body temperature; and they give energy. By keeping cell membranes flexible flexible and by protecting tissues, tissues, fatly acids contribute to the overall health of cell membranes and the nervous system. Mood changes, Irritability, fluid retention, headaches and skin problems are among the symptoms of PMS that plague many women. While we are not sure exactly why evening primrose oil alleviates alleviates these symptoms in some women, it has to do with the fact that prior to menstruation, menstruation, there may be a shortage of fatty acids and an excess of a female hormone called prolactin. prolactin. It appears that a component component of evening primrose oil can reduce the impact of this hormone and offer relief. Oil from evening primrose seeds contains known fatty acids, called oleic (pron: olayik) and linolcic, but they also provide a less common fatty acid "gammalinolcnie" acid, or GLA. GLA has been shown to help control blood cholesterol. It has been recommended recommended by some doctors for victims of multiple sclerosis, especially where a deficiency of fatty acids is apparent. apparent. Tests have been done, and arc continuing, on its effectiveness effectiveness in preventing excessive excessive blood clotting, alleviating alleviating problems of the skin, hair and nails, and reducing reducing blood pressure. More information is becoming available available every day on evening primrose oil. A blooming good idea from Mother Nature. Nature. ♦Courtesy of the Canadian Health Food Association and tills newspaper. Spiinxiirvd li\ J)c 0M S>fjoppe I If) Kino Si. W. Bowmanville Telephone 623-6222 Youth Bowling Trophy Winners from Maple Leaf Karate Club Senior: March 26,1987 Team Standings: Smith - 64, Wright - 45, Grant - 36, Kirkton -23. High Singles: S. Brown - 271, 252,229; K. Wright - 230, A. Big Canoe - 230, K. Smith - 225, C. Walkey - 225, V. Sutherland - 218. High Triples: S. Brown - 752, K. Smith - 614, A. Big Canoe - 603, C. Walkey - 599. Junior: March 28,1987 Team Standings: Mulder - 64, Hanc - 55, Farrow - 53, Big Canoe - 33, Brown - 24, McFeeters-23. High Singles: R. Mulder - 236, C.A. Farrow - 233, S. Snowden - 229, C. Johnston - 228, G. Evans - 212, M. Sutherland-206. High Triples: M. Sutherland - 598, C.A. Farrow - 591, G. Evans - 579, R. Mulder - 575, E. Hill - 269, M. Chomey - 522. Bantam: March 28,1987 Team Standings: "A" - Terry - 52, MacArthur - 51, Vickery - 45, Buma - 40, Aitchison - 32, Rodgers - 32. "B"-Maillet -63, Hyland-56, Pearson - 44, Ruelland - 38, Jenkins - 27, Barlow 22. High Singles: "A" - K. Flintoff -199, T. Harrison -181, M. Aitchison -177, P. Vesna - 174. "B" - M. Routh - 158, S. Hyland -156, R. McKee -146, M. Bourke-135. High Triples: "A" - P. Vesna - 515, K. Flintoff - 492, T. Harrison - 482, T. Burns - 457. "B" - M. Routh - 399, S. Hyland - 389, M. Bourke - 353, R. McKee-334. Tykes: March 28,1987 Team Standings: Appaloosa - 47, Stallion - 39, Belgian - 31, Pony - 24, Mustang - 23, Arabian -17. High Singles: C. Peldiak - 151, 103, C. Gusterson - 140, 108, B. Huggins - 139, 121, A. Welsh - 115, S. Vickery - 110, 102, C. Bowers - 110, R. Newman -104, M. Meadows - 102,100, J.Millsbn-102. High Doubles: B. Huggins - 260, C. Peldiak - )254, C. Gusterson - 248, S. Vickery • 212, M. Meadows - 202. Triple F April 3,1987 P. Glasbergen - 28, B. Vroom - 27, A. Atkinson - 27, M. Rozema - 24>A, A. Mulder - 23*/2, A. Bonsma - 20>/2, H. Vandergaast -16, N. Bakker - 16, D. Vanabbema - \5Vz, J. Rozema -13. Ladies' High Single - Chris Noordstra 226; Men's High Single - Dirk Vanabbema 305. Ladies' High Triple - Hammy Vandergaast 647; Men's High Triple - Clarence Vanniejenhuis 698. Ladies' High Average - Hammy Vandergaast 196; Men's High Average - Pete Glasbergen 218. Town and Country Bowling March 29,1987 1st place - Mike Powers - 62 points; 2nd place - Joan Gibbs - 52 points; 3rd place - Brenda Kilmer - 49 points; 4th place - Walter Curr - 48 points; 5th place - Randy Gibbs - 45 points; : 6th place - Linda' Bentley - 40 points; 7th place - Brian Terry - 39 points; 8th place - Steve Zealand - 31 points. Ladies' High Average - Bonnie Biggs 662; Men's High Triple - Gerry Lyle 622. Ladies' High Single - Bonnie Gibbs 271 ; Men's High Single - Mike Powers 267. 250 and Over Club - Bonnie Gibbs 271 ; Barb Lyle 259. The Maple Leaf Karate Club brought back some trophies from a tournament in Whitby last Apr. 5, as two of its members displayed the right stuff. Michael Lloyd, 11, placed 2nd in Kumite and 4th in Kata at the tournament, while Karina Kennish, 16, placed 2nd for Kata. The club now looks forward to a visit from Shihan Okuyama on May 3, when Mr. Okuyama will be grading all color belts attempting to reach higher degrees. Brown belts who will try for first degree black belts at that time are Karina Kennish, Ricky Garlough and Lynn Pearce. Mr. Okuyama has a 7th degree black belt and is the chief Canadian instructor. Here, Michael Lloyd and Karina Kennish proudly display their trophies from the Whitby tournament. Good Season for McGregors TIRE SALES INC. 676-1220 TRISUN, PIHLKLT RADIAL 781 ALL SEASON 299 Dvan Aw, By Pam White . ; :u P.l During the first quarter of the 'season the' 1 'Eighty McGregor team saw lots of action in tournaments as well as league play. The first one was in Omemee, and they lost their first game but went on to take the "B" championship. There they played Norwood, Oak- wood, and Peterborough. Goals were scored by: Gilbert Gilbert Holder--2 hat tricks plus one; Jeff Acheson--2; Marc Peirce--2; and Tom White--1. At home in Bowmanville the team stayed on the A side of the tournament, meeting the Whitby Drillers, Drillers, Oshawa Northminister and Oshawa Kingsview. The first two games were won by the team but they managed to hang onto second place when they met up with a team that looked more like junior C's than house league. In this tournament goals were scored by Marc Peirce--2, Scott Edmondson--1, Edmondson--1, Tom White--1, Gilbert Holder--2, and Craig Courtice--1. Bringing home a "B" championship and a second place gives the boys and coaches much to be proud of. Way to go, team. The most exciting action of the year came during the play-offs at home. The semifinals semifinals saw us pjlted against Square Boys where in our first game we were noticeably noticeably without our goalie. Scott' 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 Specially Custom Milling Hardwood & softwood plywood. MILL and YARD 328 Rltion Rd. N., Oshawa 725-4744 _ _ .l'ntljÿriië"ÿfaÿcd a good substitute 1 gh'alie' but the teahi'ju'Mt toùtdh'Vqüite prill, together and lost "4-3. Jeff Acheson,'Marc Peirce and Rick Heffernan scored goals assisted by Marc Peirce, Gilbert Holder, Shawn Connolly, Murray Charland and Jonathon Boyd. The second game with Scott-HanthOrne back in net we won with a shutout for Scott at 3-0. See how valuable valuable you are Scott? Goals were obtained by Gilbert Holder, Marc Peirce and Craig Courtice, assisted by Marc Peirce--2, Scott Edmondson--2, Edmondson--2, and Gilbert Holder--2. The final game which put us in for the A finals, the team defeated the Square Boys, 5-1. Gilbert Holder was really hot and put in a hat trick, assisted by Marc Peirce twice and Scott Edmondson. Edmondson. Marc Peirce out- skated everyone on the ice to put in a beautiful unassisted unassisted goal and Scott Edmondson Edmondson put in a goal from a great passing play by Gilbert Gilbert Holder and Marc Peirce. Tension was high as the two top teams prepared to battle it out to find the champions of the year. In the first game against ICool, the mighty McGregor's had a little trouble pulling together. together. Although the play was not dominated by the other team the puck didn't quite find the mark and we were defeated 5-1. our goal was scored by Scott Edmondson Edmondson on a beautiful breakaway, when lie deked the goalie out of the net. Afterwards, Afterwards, the team planned strategy and the boys took it upon themselves to rent ice time for an .extra practice. practice. It paid off in thesecond game when a new McGregor team emerged to defeat the ICool team, G-3. They outpas- sed, outskated, and most importantly importantly kept their cool. m They proved penalties don't a game win, as thg opposi- ' tion found out by racking up over 30 minutes of them. On Saturday, March 28, at 7 a.m., two very determined 'teams met on the ice to battle battle for the A championship. The McGregor team was hot but the Kool team was determined. determined. Marc Peirce was definitely a star as he put in goal after goal to score three unassisted and one assisted by Gilbert Holder and Murray Charland. Scott Edmondson made a great pass to Tom White who popped popped it in the open side of the net. Jeff Acheson and Rick Heffernan passed the puck to Scott Edmondson for another goal. The game was by no means an easy one. The period scores were 4-1, 6-3, and the final 6-5 which put the mighty McGregor's in as the 1986/87 Bantam A Champs. What an end to the year! Congratulations team and coaches. Coaches Rick White, Jeff Peirce, Don Stevens Stevens and helper Vincent Salvadore are to be commended commended for a job well done. McGregor's 86/87 Champs, You are the Best! Aprils, 1987 1st place - Mike Powers - 64 points; 2nd place - Joan Gibbs - 57 points; 3rd place - Walter Curr - 55 points; 4th place - Brenda Kilmer - 54 points; 5th place - Randy Gibbs - 50 points; 6th place - Linda Bentley - 42 points; 7th place - Brian Terry - 39 points; 8th place - Steve Zealand - 33 points. Ladies' High Triple - Cathy Kirkton 669; Men's High Triple - Randy Gibbs 684. Ladies' High Single - Cathy Kirkton 278; Men's High Single - A1 Wharmby 279. 250 and Over Club - Cathy Kirkton 278; Linda Bentley 250. Hospital Bowling March 31,1987 Men's High Single - Derrick MacLean 295; Men's High Triple - Derrick MacLean 650; Men's High Average - Art Atkinson 210. Ladies' High Single - Brenda Gibson and Carol Moore 284; Ladies' High, Triple.- Janice , Woodcock 659; .Ladiès', High 1 Average - Susie Marshall 2Ç6. • Top .Ten./'Averages:Art - Atkinson - 201,' Susie Marshall - 206, Phil Woodcock - 206, Janice Woodcock - 202, Sharon Woodcock - 201, Roy Woodcock - 198, Derrick MacLean -190, Rodney Green- ley - 195, Charlotte Cascag- nette -188, Jim Barchard -188. Team number 5 and 6 are tied for first place with 66 points. NORTH OSHAWA 10 RUSSET AVE. UNIT TWO One street south of Taunton off Simcoe Telephone 436-6167 Betty and Norm Bowker, Bowmanville, Proprietors FRED'S AUTO BODY • Specializing In Unibody, Front Wheel Drive • Free Gravelguard, with complete paint jobs • Superior Collision Repair • Expert Relinishing • Stripework - • Come In -- Free Estimate • Courtesy Car Available 163 Base Line Rd. Bowmanville 623-6353 Clear Coat Available • Insurance Claims [ sport-falk 6n-m3 DYSSA COMPETITIONS -- Karan Klompmaker, Durham Christian High School's badminton acc, recently recently competed at the Durham York Secondary School Association(DYSSA) badminton competition. She placed 6th and that is quite a feat considering she's only been playing for two years. Congrats Karen! BOWLING BANTER--The winner of the Liberty Bowl's 369 event last Saturday was Bob Marsh, with a 1631 score. The next 369 event will be May 2, with a perfect game jackpot of $244. The Newcastle Lancs Y.B.C. winners winners who collected more than $70.00 from sponsors and won an Energizer lantern were Stephanie Clap- drop($77.00), Tammy Dejong($86.12), Danny Winter($94.76) and Mike Rassignol($82.41). Gym bag winners were Krista Hachey and Debbie Miller. FLYING DUTCHMEN MIDGETS TAKE CHAMPIONSHIP CHAMPIONSHIP -- The Flying Dutchmen Midgets recently won the All-Ontario Championship. And on the weekend, they topped that achievement with a victory at a major tournament in New Liskeard. This competition featured featured the champions of all the Ontario midget leagues and the team won all its games to clinch the victory. The Flying Dutchman crew managed to complete all 20 playoff games without a loss and with only a single tie. Congratulations team! Youth Bowling Seniors Thursday, April 2,1987 Team Standings: Smith - 69, Wright - 48, Grant - 38, Kirkton -27. High Singles: D. Grant - 290, S. Brown - 273,205; D. Dickson - 266, 209; K. Smith - 260, 222, 217; C. Walkey - 212, V. Sutherland-207. High Triples: K. Smith - 699, S. Brown - 661, D. Grant - 606, D. Dickson - 598. Juniors: Saturday, April 14,1987 Team Standings: Mulder - 67, Hanc - 59, Farrow - 58, Big Canoe - 38, Brown - 26, McFeeters-25. High Singles: D. Big Canoe - 260, E. Cook - 251, D. Wright - 225. High Triples: D. Big Canoe - 575, C.A. Farrow - 573, E. Cook -572. Bantams: Saturday, Arpil4,1987 Team Standings: "A" - Terry - 57, MacArthur - 56, Vickery - 47, Buma - 40, Aitchison - 39, Rodgers - 34. High Singles: "A" - M. Aitchison - 215, M. Brooks - 169, L. Hyland - 161, M. Bothwell -160. High Triples: "A" - M. Aitchison - 497, M. Brooks - 452, M. Bothwell - 434, K. Flintoff - 418. Team Standings: "B" - Maillet - 70, Hyland - 61, Pearson - 44, Ruelland - 40, Jenkins - 34, Barlow - 22. "High Singles: "B" - M. Routh -193, K. Adams -148, S. Maillet -128, S. Hyland -125. High Triples: "B" - M. Routh - 434, K. Adams - 372, S. Maillet- 348, S. Hill-348. Tykes : Saturday, April 4,1987 Team Standings: Appaloosa - 49, Stallion - 42, Belgian - 33, Pony - 29, Mustang - 26, Arabian -17. High Singles: B. Huggins - 149, C. Bowers - 143, C. Gusterson - 138,106; S. Finney - 109, S. Vickery - 107, N. Vickery -105, C. Peldiak -101. High Doubles: B. Huggins - 245, C. Gusterson - 244, C. Bowers - 240, S. Vickery - 206. Night Hawks High Single - A. Burgess 326; High Triple - A. Burgess 750. Team Standings: D. Barrett - 32945, 34; A. Burgess - 34309, 31; S. Yarrow - 30492, 36; K. Ovenden - 32986,24; M. Cross - 32419, 20; G. Foskett - 32345, 20. Games Over 200: A. Burgess - 251, 326; K. Ovenden - 279, V. Lloyd - 230, A. Coutts - 201, S. Yarrow - 216, D. Brown - 207, M. Goral - 215, D. Barrett - 200, N. Christie - 203, M. Cross - 206, B. King - 213, 218, 244; L. Vandergaast-214. Bowmanville Recreational Hockey League SSSff REGISTRATION FEES for 1987-1988 season $125.00/Registrant $25.00 late Registration Fee Attention B.M.H.A. Coaches Anyone interested in coaching a B.M.H.A. team in the 1987-88 season is asked to apply in writing stating experience and any preferences as to position and age level to: Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association (Toros Division) P.O. Box 191, Bowmanville, Ontario Coaches must have Level 2 Certification or be willing to take part in upcoming Level 2 Clinic. 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