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f> Tin* (';iii;i(li;in Sl;i!i*sin;m Kmvmimvillr. October 21. 1987 | sptrf-M toi-im FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Averages this week in the Liberty Bowl Mixed Bowling League arc: George Elliott 219, Norm O'Rourke 219, Onie Etcher 211, Bob Glanville 209, Murray Grant. 207, Vince Front 205, Joe Nowlan 200, Harold Bennett 198, Ken Luxton 197, Hilda Brock 197, Eldon Brock 196, Hap Palmer 196. FLASHBACK --10 YEARS AGO -- The sudden death of Bing Crosby on a golf course in Spain on Friday, October 14, brought back more pleasant memories for Carson Elliott. Carson, a caddy a Jasper Park Lodge, Alberta, caddied for Bing who played every day while at the Lodge making the film Emperor Waltz with Joan Fontaine. ICE TECH HOCKEY SCHOOL--Don't forget that the Ice Tech Hockey School will take place in Bowman- villc December 21 to 24. This is for boys age 7 to 14 and girls 7 to 20 as well as advanced players age 5 and 6. For information, call 623-6757 or pick up applications applications at J & J Sharpening. BMHA EXECUTIVE -- The following is a list of the Bowmanville Minor Hockey League Executive and Board of Directors for the 1987-88 season. President Greg Adams; 1st Vice President Ward Skinner2nd Vice President Dawn Dennis; Past President Joe Real; Treasurer Treasurer Linda Flintoff; OMHA Contact Fran Jeffers; Equipment Grant Flintoff. Directors are: Bob Breckcn- ridge, Bob dcBlois, Del Dykstra, John Goode, Bruce Harnum, Bruce Lush, Steve Oke, Doug Parkin, Paul Robinson, Seigi Rohr, Nan Spencer, Joe Szabo, Geo. Vaughn, Stu Watt and Pat Parkin (Hockey Mothers). BOWL-A-THON RIASES $$$ FOR UNITED WAY -- The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Bowl-a- thon has raised a total of $243.97 for the United Way Campaign. The event took place on Sunday, October 18, at the Liberty Bowl. In addition, we understand that the bank has raised a total of $1,553.97 for the United Way through a wide variety of projects initiated initiated by staff. These include a bake sale and raffle on a number of items donated by bank employees. Good work! FRED'S AUTO BODY ■ Specializing in Unibody, Front Wheel Drive • Free Gravelguard, with complete paint jobs ■ Superior Collision Repair • Expert Refinishing • Stripework • Come In -- Free Estimate ■ Courtesy Car Available 163 Base Line Rd. Bowmanville 623-6353 Clear Coat Available • Insurance Claims Sharpening r and Locksmith -certified Bonded Locksmith 48 KING ST. E. BOWMANVILLE TELEPHONE 623-1021 Thank you! Hanc's Chicken'n'Ribs Invitational Golf Tournament would like to thank the following for their donations that helped to make the day a success: Ken Green, Regional Construction; Lloyd DeVries, Durham Home Delivery, distributor for Beatrice Food; Boyd Woolley, Ken's Men's Wear; Gord Weir, Buster's Tavern; Ayren Links Golf Course; Lou Kosmerly, The Feed Lot Kincardine; Jimmy Vavaroutsos, Rosedale Restaurant, Oshawa; Molson Breweries, La- batt's Breweries, Nevada Bob's, Whitby. 8PIMT8 Black Hawks Win Chippy Contest A&R Flooring Begins Season NEWS FROM THE EAGLES' NEST -- The Goodyear Eagles will be playing Trenton again this Sunday night, October 25, in Bowmanville. Game time is 7:30 p.m. No doubt the Eagles will be trying for a repeat of Sunday evening's performance. Trenton was in town on October 18 as a replacement team for the Port Hope Panthers who have withdrawn from the league. The score was 9-5 for Bowmanville. The 1987-88 Toro Pee- wees played their fourth exhibition exhibition game on Saturday October 17. Unfortunately it was a loss in a very chippy game. Final score was Oshawa Black Hawks 5, Toros Toros 4. The previous Saturday Saturday these same Toros were beaten 5-1 by the Millbrook Peewees in much the same type of game. Perhaps this column can be used as a reminder to the players that no team has ever won a game from the penalty box. The ten goals scored against the baby bulls have come as the result of Toros in the sin bin. Five of the eight while being two men short. As the coach has pointed pointed out, self dicipline just might be the answer. In the first two games of the season, Bowmanville beat Oshawa teams 4 to 0 and 5 to 3 respectively. This year's team has four minors on the club: Jason Jason Crosbie, Chad Vande- rende. Rich Bateman and Ja-' mie Doyle. The balance of the team are: Neil Bateman, Mr. Sub Doubles Oshawa On Saturday morining the.Mr. Sub Peewees opened their season with a 2-1 victory victory over the north Oshawa peewees. The Mr. Sub peewees peewees learned a lot about Bodily Contact from the bigger bigger Oshawa but worked hard and came away with the victory. Scoring for Mr. Sub were Ryan Becker and Adam Cota with assists going going to Chance Webb, Mike Hannah, Tim Hallowell and Mike Suess. This years Mr. Sub team consists of Sarah Couch, Adam Cota,Wayde Putnam, Ryan Becker, Jason Dragstra, Blair Ellis, Trevor Dalton, John Whittaker, Jason Jason Wichman, Chance Webb, Mike Hannah, Tim Mike Hannah, Tim Hallowell, Hallowell, Spencer Latin, and Mike Suess. Mr. Sub's next games are Saturday in Bowmanville and Sunday in Newcastle. Sportalk Items BASEBALL ASSOCIATION MEETS -- Newcastle Baseball Association is holding another meeting regarding regarding senior baseball within the Town of Newcastle. This meeting will take place Tuesday, October 27, at 7:30 p.m., in Court Room One of the Fire Hall in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. For further information, please call Terry Donohue at 623-4705 or Bud Fanning at 623-3373. TURKEY TROT REPORT -- The ever-popular Durham College Turkey Trot has raised a total of $450 for the United Way. The event took place Sunday, October 18, at Durham College, with a total of 306 participants. NOVICE HOCKEY -- Bonded Paving novices will play Carters Saturday at 2 p.m. in Bowmanville. The team roster includes: Coach Lloyd Barr, Assistant Coach Steve Sutherland and the following players: Jason Barr, Mark Bragg, Brent Carmichael, Derek Cummer, Michael Ferguson, Kevin Gilroy, Jason Lange, David Leppert, Jeremy Oliver, Matthew Oliver, Scott Read, Brandon Savard, Craig Schumacher, Bradley Suther- land, Wade Worsley. CORPORATION OFTHETOWN OF NEWCASTLE CELEBRATION '88 MEDALS The Town of Newcastle Celebration Committee is soliciting nominations for Town of Newcastle residents eligible for Celebration '88 Medals. The Celebration '88 Medals honor Individuals who have made outstanding contributions to amateur sports and who have demonstrated the characteristics of the Olympic Spirit: hard work, determination, moral character and a dedication to community. It is suggested that recipients be associated with Olympic related sports; however, other sports will also be considered. AWARD CATEGORIES FOR "CELEBRATION '88 MEDALS": 1. Athlete - Choose one male and one female for their outstanding outstanding contribution to their sport and community. 2. Volunteer - Choose an individual for his or her unselfish contribution to sports and community. 3. Coach - Choose an individual (or devoting his or her time to the encouragement of fair play and sportsmanship and for bringing out the best in the athletes under his or her guidance. 4. Official - Choose an individual for devoting his or her time to the promotion of fair play and sportsmanship. 5. Sponsor - Choose a business that has contributed monetarily, or with services in kind, towards the development development of amateur sports In your community. The successful recipients will be awarded their medals at a ceremony to be held December 21st, 1987 in Bowmanville when the Olympic Torch arrives In our community. If you know of a deserving individual who has been an inspiration to our sport community please contact Jane Lunn at 623-3392. Nominations will be accepted until Wednesday, October 28,1987 at 2:00 p.m. OIL FURNACE OWNERS TIRED OF CHANGING SUPPLIERS EVERY YEAR? 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The game was the first for both teams and the players were anxious anxious to get this one under their belt. Suprisingly, both teams played positional hockey and credit has to be given to the London Life goalie who played superbly in defeat. The players on this year's roster are Jamie and Robbie Austin, Blake Avis worth, Mark Beitle, Chad Dickens, Stephen Ewles, Chad Li pop, Steven Marsh, Jamie McCarthy, Greg O'Leary, Jamie Potter, Craig Sabine, Richard Solomon, Jeff Schmyr, Ian Sinclair and An- drew Wraith. The four tyke teams (6 and 7 year olds) are worth the price of admission even though there is no charge. These are fun years and ;e pi aye Hocke our future Hockey otars. Please share their enthusiasm enthusiasm and come out to see these players in action. It's a great game. PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our specially is lumber and lumber products. A complete line of kiln dried hardwood and softwoods. • Walnut • Cherry • Maple • Redwood • Teak • Oak • Phil. 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