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V G The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, May 11.1988 [ ywf-fo/l 623-3303 FLASHBACK --25 YEARS AGO -- At the COF bowling league's first banquet held last Saturday at Memorial Park Clubhouse, the King Taxi Trophy donated by Lome Haynes was won by Harry Snowden's team consisting consisting of Bob Jones, Irene Carson, Harry Snowden, Shirley Brock and Joan Gibson. New Season for Ball Hockey at Darlington FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Hugh Allison, a marathon runner from Maple Grove, ran in the Boston Marathon on April 17, and completed the 26 mile course in his fastest time ever, of two hours, 38 minutes minutes and 15 seconds. This is the tenth year he has raced in the Boston event. BASEBALL OPENING -- The Newcastle Lakers of the Eastern Ontario Baseball Association Senior Division will open up the season on Saturday, May 14, in Markham Markham against the Markham Shamrocks at Bishop Cross Park at 4:30 p.m. and on Sunday afternoon, May 15, they play their home opener against the Markham Shamrocks Shamrocks at the Village Park in Newcastle Village. Game time is one p.m. Manager John Robinson will have some new faces in the lineup plus veteran players like Doug Rickard, Craig Hornby, Timm Jenkins, Brad Kelly and Bruce Austin. The Lakers need good fan support, so come on out and cheer for the 1988 edition of the Newcastle Newcastle Lakers. MOJACKS CAME CLOSE -- The Port Perry Mojacks made it all the way to the Ontario Finals in their 1987- 88 Junior C hockey series. Unfortunately, they bowed out on Sunday when the Mooretown team won their fourth and deciding game on Port Perry's home ice. The score was 3-2. Well, there's always next year. Of course, the Bowmanville Jr. C Eagles will be in action next year and they're due for an all-Ontario crown. BOWIMANVILLE TENNIS CLUB - Registration took place May 6 to 8 at the Bowmanville Tennis Club on the weekend. Features of the club include free lessons for new members and juniors. Intermediate and advanced advanced instruction is available. There are club nights and tournaments, and many other fun-filled events. For further information, call Kern Majid at 623-5247 or Ellen Logan at 623-4790. 7s S E a 15 b l ea L t ! , l G 5? dyear C ba .". c ' uct «".Saturday af Legion NcWCOStlC LakeF§ Set 1988 Schedule to M.C. Harvey AT MOSPORT -- The season-opener will be May 21, 22 and 23 when the Victoria Day Sprints take place. The weekend includes the RACE-sanctioned Castrol National Series for all classes of motorcycles, including including the Motorcycle Grand Prix for Pro Superbikes plus supporting auto races. After that, there's the Formula Atlantic Weekend slated for June 17,18 and 19. SENIORS' GAMES -- Events such as carpet bowling, euchre, golf, and darts may not be part of the '88 Olympics Olympics but they're all components of the 1988 Durham Senior Games which take place this month and next. The entry deadline for a few of the sports has passed, but most events are still open to receive competitors. Locally, the Ayren Links Golf and Country Club on Taunton Rd. E. will host the golf competition oh Wednesday, June 22. Entry deadline is Wednesday, June 15. BASEBALL SEASON OPENS -- Training has been going on for some time now. However, the official i opening of the '88 baseball season takes place next weekend, Saturday, May 21 and Sunday, May 22. EOBA • teams and House League teams will be taking to the field at Soper Creek Park, Memorial Park, and the Waverley Rd. ball diamond. PARTICIPACTION -- Don't forget your Participaction events for May 25. If your group wishes to get involved in a particular athletic activity, call the Town of Newcastle's Newcastle's Community Services Department. Banquet Ends Season for Eagles by Joan Murphy Chris Dreossi was the most frequent visitor to the awards podium, Brian Heard proved he could read Mike Colwell's poetry. Garnet Garnet Rickard reveals that stickhandling is not restricted restricted to hockey, and the Legion Ladies prove they can serve one of the best meals in town. These were only some of the high lights of last Saturday Saturday night's Junior "C" banquet. President Ron Clemens welcomed players, guests, parents, executive members and introduced Harvey Webster, M.C. for the evening. evening. Pierre St. Amand led the gathering in "Grace", after which the delicious roast beef dinner was fully enjoyed. enjoyed. The ladies were thanked and honoured by Glen MacDonald. Honoured at the head and special table were, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Lange (coach), Mr. -p , » -- --j ^ v uan^uGi un uaiuiuav au .uegiui and Mrs. Bob Luxton (assist- "ranch 17» included the sponsors representatives, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Hollings- ant coach), Mr. Weldon worth and Mr and Mrs. John Brent, Councillor and Mrs. Hal McKnight and Brown (manager), President Mr and Mrs. Larry Forsey, executive members and advisers ~ Ron and Carol Clemens, Webster, standing at rear. Garnet Rickard (guest speaker), Mr.' and Mrs. Hal McKnight (councillor), Mr. and Mrs. Stan Hollingsworth Hollingsworth (Goodyear representatives), representatives), Mr. and Mrs. John Brent (Goodyear) and Larry and Pat Forsey (Executive members and advisors to the M.C.). After suitable introductions introductions the award presentations presentations were made to the deserving deserving and appreciative recipients. The following were the awards and win-, ners. Durham Regional Police Association Awards (Presented (Presented by Josie Roberts)- most valuable player - Chris Dreossi. Bob Beers Memorial Memorial Award Trophy (presented by Todd Beers) - most ;m- Special rings were presented to seven retirees who have graduated 1-r Jeff proved player - Chris Dawson, Chris Dreossi, Pierre St. Armand, Brian Heard and Brad Cruess! Not Shmw. Devi tt Trophy (pre- present were Jon Clieff and Steve Terry, sented by Pat Forsey) - team loyalty and leadership - Chris Dreossi. President's Trophy (presented (presented by Ron Clemens) - high scorer -(Chris Dreossi. , ) - Sponsor's f Trophy; . "Goodyear" (presented by j Mr. Stan Hollingworth) - best defenceman - Shawn Rekker and Kelly Armstrong. Armstrong. (Jack Gibbs Memorial Trophy (presented by Bob Marshall) - most dedicated and sportmanslike player - A; X ey season gc aking on th tder way at Darlington Sports Centre May 2nd with the Pirates taking on the Beavers. Paul Robinson and Steve Oke conducted conducted the official puck dropping while at left, Martin D'Entremont faced off with Matt Dykstra. This year, it's a four team league which should provide plenty of exciting action. X-tHi » ...yX J', ' 12V2-I1P Lawn Tractors The 160 with 5-speed transaxle and 165 with hydrostatic • drive, each with 38-in. cut. Rustproof fiberglass hood encloses engine for quieter operation. Pull pressure engine lubrication, mple-satety starting. Tilting seat. Sector-and- pinion steering. Full-length steel frame. Low fuel indicator. Rear bagger and other attachments available. MODEL 160 reg. price $3050. DEERE SEASON d» 4 a a a a DISCOUNT. N> IUU.UU MOWS WHILE SUPPLIES LAST! UTICA FARM EQUIPMENT 2 Miles West of Manchester 98B-9701 Monday to Friday 8 AM to 5 PM; Saturday 8 AM to Noon ty involvement and support of recreation in town and the surrounding area. Garnet spoke of the major challenge the people of Bowmanville have to meet, the fundraising fundraising objective of 1.1 million dollars for our new recreation recreation complex. He sighted this as one of the largest undertakings the people of this community have ever had and expressed his belief that we can do it while bringing our community community closer together with pride. Reference was made to the character-building that has taken place on the ice of the old arena with speculation that it will continue continue for many years to come in the new facility. Mr. Rickard left the boys, parents parents and guests with the challenge, 'Tet's Build It Together". Together". President Ron made- the closing address by thanking all people involved with the organization for their dedication, dedication, help and behind the scenes work. I have heard many comments comments over the years about our Jr. C. club, the type of hockey, penalties, fights etc. Howevèr, I would like tb refer refer to the quote, "Don't judge another person until you have walked many miles in their shoes". This quote is not word for word but the message message is there. Until we have • seen the boys in various situations situations and the hard workers who make it possible for them to play, we should have nothing but positive support for them. Thanks to the executive and coach staff, and congratulations congratulations with best wishes to all the boys in all their future future undertakings. NEWCASTLE LAKERS 1988 SENIOR BASEBALL SCHEDULE Saturday May 14 Newcastle at Markham 4:30 p.m. Sunday May 15 Markham at Newcastle 1:00 p.m. Thursday May 26 Newcastle at Ajax 8:00p.m. Saturday May 28 Newcastle at Oshawa 2:00p.m. Sunday May 29 Kendal at Newcastle 1:00 p.m. Tuesday May 31 Newcastle at Little Britain 7:30 p.m. Sunday June5 Poft Hope at Newcastle (2) 1:00 p.m. Thursday June9 NewcastleatAjax 8:00 p.m. Saturday June 11 Newcastle at Markham 4:30p.m. Sunday June 12 Little Britain at Newcastle 1:00p.m. Tuesday June 14 Newcastle at Whitby 7:00p.m. Saturday June 18 Newcastle at Kendal 1:00 p.m. Sunday June 19 Oshawa at Newcastle 1:00 p.m. Saturday June25 Ajax at Newcastle 1:00 p.m. Sunday June26 Markham atNewcastle 1:00 p.m. Sunday July 3 Peterborough at .Newcastle 1:00 p.m. Tuesday July5 Newcastle atLittle Britain 7:30 p.m. Saturday July9 Ajax at Newcastle 1:00 p.m. Sunday July 10 Newcastle at Kendal 1:00p.m. Saturday July 16 Newcastle at Peterborough 7:00p.m. Sunday July 17 Whitby at Newcastle 1:00 p.m. Saturday July 23 Kendal at Newcastle 1:00p.m. Sunday July 24 Little Britain at h -■ ; . r Newcastle 1:00p.m. PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. 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The seven graduating players were presented with team rings for their dedication dedication and contributions to the team over their years. The presentations were made by Bob Luxton and Pat Lange Brian Heard, Jon Clieff, Pierre ot. Amand, Chris Dreossi, Dreossi, Jeff Dawson, Brad Cruess, and Steve Terry. Weldon, Pat, and Bob presented presented all team members with team and individual- pictures. President Ron honoured honoured Brian Heard's six years as a Bowmanville Eagle Eagle by presenting him with a home, and away sweater. Special recognition and appreciation was shown by tne team, towards their manager manager and coaching staff with plaques, presented by Brian Heard to Pot Lange, Chris Dreossi to Weldon Brown, Mark Hickey to Larry Luxton, Luxton, Brad Cruess to Ken Johnston and Jeff Dawson to Bob "Moose" Luxton. Congratulations and best wishes were expressed to the team by Goodyear representative representative Stan Hollingsworth and Councillor Hal McKnight. Captain Brian Heard recapped recapped his six years as an "Eagle", giving special recognition recognition to nis teammates over the years, former coaches^ and executive members, especially especially Pat Marshall whom he thanked for being a big help to him. He gave special thanks to his parents for their understanding and sunport. Brian finished his presentation by very capably capably reading a poem written by teammate Mike Colwell the most efficiently touched on the highs, lows, and memories memories of the 1987-88 hockey season. Coach Pat Lange thanked the players and the executive for the privilege of coaching the team. He touched on the positive points of the year, commenting on the pride he felt to have throe members on the All-Star Team and seeing Chris Dreossi win the league M.V.P. and High scorer. Manager Weldon Brown thanked all involved for sev eral years of enjoyable participation participation in various positions positions with the team. 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