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i 6 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc. September 2. 1987 art-talk 623-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- In the final game of the Town League, Don Gilhooly's Tigers were defeated defeated by Lloyd Forsey's Parates at Vincent Massey Ball Diamond on Tuesday in a 5-1 score. The winning battery was Don Forsey on the mound with John Taylor receiving. Losing pitcher was Jeff Gil hooly and catcher Rick Woolner. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- During the Electrons' Electrons' Whitby game here on Sunday, a special presentation presentation was made to catcher and sometimes pitcher Mike Cornell when Norm Cowle presented Mike with the Howard Cowle Memorial Trophy for his dedicated efforts on behalf of the Electrons. LEGION LADIES BOWLING -- Just a reminder that Legion Ladies' Bowling commences on Thursday, September September 3, at 6:45 p.m. sharp at Liberty Bowl in Bowman- ville. SOAP BOX DERBY -- The Big Brothers of Port Hope and Area will be sponsoring a Soap Box Derby on Labor Day, September 7. The event takes place in Port Hope where the soap box racers will have a chance to challenge the big hill on the main street. For information, information, call 885-8435. SALMON QUEST -- The Port Hope-Central Ontario industry industry and commercial trout and salmon quest is slated for September 8 to October 29. If you require further information, call 885-8093. RADIO CONTROLLED CLUB -- The Bowmanvillc Radio Controlled Car Club ended its official racing season on Sunday afternoon and announced the winners winners of each of the categories. Prizes were offered in a variety of categories beyond those based on speed. For instance, Tracy Bridges, who happens to be the only girl in the club, was named Rookie of the Year. Larry Hanna was the most-improved racer, while Bob Hyder won the award for best-looking car. The most dedicated member trophy went to Dave Conroy. Mark Conroy was named the most persistent driver. The youngest driver trophy went to Derrick Martin, age seven, while Paul Watson won the attendance plaque and Ed Crawford was declared best driver. If space permits, you'll find photos of the winning drivers from each of the three racing categories in this week's edition. edition. Otherwise, they'll appear in the following week's Statesman. WADO KAI KARATE CLUB - will be opening for the fall season September 15 in Bowmanvillc. Instruction • takes place on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at the Ontario Street School. Moreover, there's a demonstration demonstration by the club on September 12 at the Bowmanvillc Mall. For information call Ken Lockhart 430-1550; Carlos Carlos Garcia 579-9515 or Wendy Garrow 623-1115. cKeiM lAityan "Drop by and see me today!" ■*£zk. i 166 KING STREET EAST BUS. 623-3396 jjj ,, Sales Representative RES. 623-7405 TORO TRY-OUTS The Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association will begin their try-outs for ALL their hockey teams at Bowmanville Memorial Arena starting on Monday, September 14th 6 p.m. - Novice (1978-79) 7 p.m. - Pee Wee (1974-75) 8:30 p.m. - Bantam (1972-73) 10 p.m. - Juvenile (1968-69) Tuesday, September 15th 6 p.m. - Atoms (1976-77) Wednesday, September 16th 8:30 p.m. - Midget (1970-71) $4.00 per boy/girl per tryout NOTE: OMHA new ruling - neck protectors are now mandatory. REGISTRATION FEES: Novice $165 Bantam $185 Atom $175 Midget $200 Pee Wee $185 Juvenile $200 All boys/girls residing in the former Darlington Township bordered by the Town Line on the east, the 11th line on the north, the Town Line on the west and Lake Ontario to the south, are invited to attend. All boys/girls must try out for these teams before being eligible for second teams. Each boy/girl is reminded that he/she must have a social insurance number, and come to the arena with full hockey hockey equipment. SPORTS % ----i^------------^ Cheetahs Soccer Club Looking Forward to Next Year's Victories Super Hockey Summer Thanks to Sponsors REGISTRATION -- For both the Bowmanville Recreation Recreation League and the BMHA Toros continues Wednesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. On Wednesday (today, September 2,) hockey players can sign up from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Bowmanville Arena and from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., at the Bowmanville Mall. Thursday's registrations registrations take place at the same times and places (from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the arena and from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the mall). Then, there's a final day of registration on Saturday, September 5, at the Bowmanville Mall from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Members of the Cheetahs squirt soccer team have worked hard this year but they didn't quite manage to experience the thrill of victory. That is to say, the team was winless until last Tuesday, August 25, when the parents decided to hold a special exhibition game in which they provided the opposition. In a match at the Waver ley Park in Bowmanville, the parents parents lost the game by a decisive margin, after which trophies were presented to all of the Cheetahs and a barbeque took place. Members of the team include: Matthew Carter, Amanda Welsh, James Welsh, Kris Policy, Chris Steele, Jason Pingle, Michael Penney, Chris Peldiak, Stefanie Cooper, Derek Marten, Ryan Cotton, Darryl Humber, Clayton Kohn, David Hendriks, Hendriks, and Scott Williamson. The coach is Ed Peldiak. Peldiak. lllpP' Chad VanderEnde, no. 72, would like to "thank" his sponsors, Skylight Donuts and Jimmy's, for their sponsorship of Chad's summer hockey program. Chad played for Central Ontario Major Atom Selects, participating in eight tournaments against teams from five different provinces of Canada and five states from the U.S. It was an exciting and wonderful experience to be competing with players from King City, Minden, Bracebridge, Sterling, and other towns in central Ontario, against some very excellent competition. Interplant Golf Winner for Third Year in Row [ sport- falk 623-003 liift HI i ■ \ < ml THANKS, JOCELYN -- Marathon swimmer Joceyln Muir has raised (by some estimates) close to $500,000 for research into Multiple Sclerosis as the result of her successful swim around Lake Ontario. It will be some time before the funds are tallied up. Nevertheless, Nevertheless, her achievement is an example to everyone who has ever dreamed of conquering a seemingly insurmountable insurmountable challenge. This demonstration of skill, courage, and fortitude may be almost as important as the dollars and cents raised in the project. LIBERTY BELLES -- Will resum'd their bowling season on September 8th at 1:30 p.m! ill Liberty Bowl! TERRY FOX RUN -- The annual Terry Fox Run takes place on Sunday, September 13. The public is invited to walk, run, jog, bike, wheel or ride the distance in an effort to raise funds for cancer research. Last year, the 10 kilometre runs took place at 2,000 sites across Canada. The runners raised a record $3.8 million. 'riiittliiiiiili HOCKEY SCHOOL -- Ice Tech hockey school is coming to the Bowmanville Arena December 21-24. Registration Registration is open to all hockey players (boys age 7 to 14 and girls age 7 to 20). Advanced players between 5 and 7 are also invited. Further information will be available in future editions of The Canadian Statesman and The Independent. For further details, call 623-6757. Stan Hollingsworth, the Bowmanville Goodyear Plant Manager, won the low net for the third straight year at the Annual Inter-Plant Golf Tournament. The tournament was held on Saturday, August 15, at the Newcastle Golf Club and thanks to the organizational skills of Steve Routh, Jim Treen and Don Oke, the day was a great success. Teams from Collingwood, Owen Sound, Corporate, Toronto Film and Bowmanville, took part. The Bowmanvillc golfers captured the team trophy. Legion Ladies Bowling NEWCASTLE VILLAGE FIGURE SKATING REGISTRATION AT NEWCASTLE ARENA Saturday, Sept. 12 and 19, 1987 10 a.m. -12 noon Friday, Sept. 18, 1987 7 p.m,-9 p.m. FEES: Can Skate $102.00 Intermediates (Can Figure Skate) $150.00 Seniors (C.F.S.A. Test) $174.00 Plus $8.00 C.F.S.A. Membership Partial Payment Plan Available For more information contact Ted Brown 987-4698. ATTENTION Legion Ladies' Bowling starts September 3rd at 6:45 at Liberty Bowl Commencing Thursday, September 3,1987. Team No. 1 Sheila Roberts (Capt.), Helen Reynolds, Lola Wright, Meg Gibbs, Sheilagh Hockett, Donna Vanmeer. Team No. 2 Barb Hanc (Capt,), Jean Luxton, Onie Etcher, Marv Bird, Irene Whitney, Terri Tardif. Team No. 3 Sandra Sobil (Capt.), Joan j=L*L_ TIRE SALES INC, 676-1220 TRISUN Hooper, Jane Coggins, Christy Luxton, Janette Wray, Cathy Ford. Team No. 4 Muriel Tennant (Capt.), Penny Connaghan, Hilda Ford, Sherri Farrell, Marg Fernandes, Leslie Edmondson. Team No. 5 Patti Roberts (Capt.), Lori Fernandes, Nancy Evans, Gail VanHeuvelen, Wendy Hogg, Sharon Morgan. Team No. 0 Kim Taylor (Capt.), Marion Brooks, Joyce Almond, Bonnie Vickery, Sue Luxton, Tammy Ilawrychuk, RADIAL 781 All SEASON 290 Dean Ay#- NEWCASTLE MEN'S TOWN HOCKEY LEAGUE (Sunday Night) For Registration, Telephone LARRY CARROL -- 987-4086 Registration - Newcastle Arena September 12th, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m, Newcastle Aquatic Club REGISTRATION for the 1987-88 swim season will be held at the Newcastle Fitness Centre as follows: Saturday, Sept. 5th 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon Wednesday, Sept. 9th 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 12th 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon Sign Up and Hake A Splash! For additional Information call 623-6897/623-1485/987-4494. O.H.A. Junior "C" Bowmanville Eagles T ry-Outs for 1987-1988 start Tues., Sept. 15th Thurs., Sept. 17th Sun., Sept. 20th Tues., Sept. 22nd at 8 p.m. -11 p.m. 8 p.m. -11 p.m. 6 p.m. -11 p.m. 8 p.m. -11 p.m. Bowmanville Arena EVERYONE WELCOME BRING YOUR OWN EQUIPMENT DRYLAND TRAINING CAMP Fri., Sept. 11th 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. Sat., Sept. 12th 9 a.m. -11 a.m. Sun., Sept. 13th 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. at KNOX CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Scugog Road For more information please contact: Mgr.: Weldon Brown Bus. 623-3396 or home 623-1791 Coach: Pat Lange Home623-3008 Assistant Coach: Bob Luxton Home623-1683