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: ■"> y ! < V 6 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillo. May 17. 1989 623-3303 FLASHBACK --25 YEARS AGO -- On Monday, May 11, at the new softball diamond at Memorial Park, the Junior Men's League officially opened the season with Chartran's Men's Wear meeting and defeating Sam's. The first ball was pitched by Guy Parks, with Doug Lane catching. The umpire was George Piper. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Over 60 golfers turned out for the first tournament of the year at Bow- manville Country Club on Saturday, for the Men's Opening Field Day. Despite cool weather and strong winds, Harry Fayle, Merv Scott, Howard Ormiston and Gord Vinson handed in a net score of 61 to win. MIXED TEAMS NEEDED--There will be a three-pitch mixed tournament on June 3rd and 4th at Memorial Park, Bowmanville. Additional teams are needed. For further information, call A1 Cole at 623-9280 or Susy Marshall at 623-7069. All participants are guaranteed at least three games. COMMUNITY SERVICES FLOAT NEEDS VOLUNTEERS VOLUNTEERS -- The Town of Newcastle's Community Services Services Department is looking for volunteers willing to illustrate various sports on the float which the department department is entering in the Heritage Week parade. People of all ages, willing to illustrate sports such as ' skateboarding, golfing, cycling, softball, etc. are needed. The float will be in keeping with the Par- ticipaction Challenge Day which is occurring on Wednesday, May 31. If you can help, please call Joe Kennett at the Community Services Department (623- 3379.) ANOTHER EAGLE -- Last week's item mentioning "holes-in-one was incomplete. We should have also reported reported that Brian Gifford, of Bowmanville, aced the 47th hole at the Newcastle Golf Course on May 8th. This ■'shot represented a distance of 123 yards. Brian was , flaying along with fellow GM Rim workers. i>. PARTICIPACTION CHALLENGE -- Don't forget that '«•Wednesday, May 31st, is Participation Challenge Day *£-in the Town of Newcastle. All residents arc urged to $ perform 15 minutes of physical exercise and then re- -Z >porl this fact to the Participaction Challenge hotline. ^'Results will be tabulated and the municipality with tS\the best participation in this program will earn the jürititlc of fittest municipality in the Durham Region. 'Z Any form of exercise (even cutting the lawn or walking) walking) can qualify for the Participaction Challenge. Last r>;year, the Town of Newcastle posted a 44 per cent par- r"-ticipation rate but it was not enough to capture thé y title of fittest municipality in Durham Region. Let's ■"•try to meet the challenge this year. IMPORTS HALL OF FAME -- The Oshawa Sports Hall bdf Fame will induct a new list of well-known sports [•personalities next Wednesday, May 31. Induction cere- JJrmonies will take place at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium, '^commencing at seven p.m. A light lunch will be served. P^his event is sponsored by the Corporation of the City E&f Oshawa and the Board of Directors of the city's Sports pH all of Fame. p"'jUDO WINNER -- Aartje Vroegh, of the Maple Leaf H/Judo Club, in Courtice, has won another Canadian Entitle. She captured the championship in her weight ^category during the Canadian Judo Championships held in Quebec City on the weekend. This is her second Canadian championship. 5;Walking Tour to be | Part of Heritage '89 j r £ Members of Bowman- r-ville's Architectural Conser- Ç vation Advisory Committee I" will be.conducting two walk- [Î ing tours during the town's Heritage Week '89 célébrais célébrais tions. ji* TOUR A will take place * J in Orono at 2:00 p.m. on Sat- 50 urday May 27 starting at St. Saviour's Anglican Church on Mill Street. Houses of PEACOCK LUMBER LTD DURHAM REGION'S WOOD SPECIALISTS HARDWOOD & SOFTWOOD LUMBER DRY KILNS & DRESSING FACILITIES INCLUDING CUSTOM MADE TRIM HARDWOOD & MARINE PLYWOODS AS WELL AS A COMPLETE STOCK OF BUILDING MATERIALS * t IN WHOLESALE & RETAIL 725-4744 IF BUSY CALL 725-2831 328 RITSON RD. N. OSHAWA ROSSLAND ADFIAIDF TiWV 401' FRED'S AUTO BODY Specializing in Unibody, Front Wheel Drive Superior Collision Repair. • Clear Coat Available Expert Refinishing • Insurance Claims Come In -- Free Estimate Courtesy Car Available 163 Base Line Rd. Bowmanville 623-6353 Young Bowlers Receive Awards for Outstanding Achievements ™ Y :--.-- ■ ■ -- ""■"■■"«■■nMEESHSSS' 3 TlMgr Tl--Wail lii iiiH--f The above bowlers from the bantam division claimed their trophies at a Youth Bowling awards presentation held Saturday, May 13, in the Liberty Bowl. In the back row, from left, are members of the bantam championship team. They are: Darryl Hum ber, Christopher Feldiak, Christal Reid, Kyle Dodds, Stefanie Cooper and Tara Parent. In the front row are the runners-up for the bantam division. From left are: Lauren Dwyer, Jennifer Holroyd, Nicholas Vickery, Matthew Bothwell and Joey Robichaud. This year, a new trophy was presented at the Youth Bowling awards ceremony. It is the Harold Bennet Combo Tournament Trophy. Winners for 1989 were members members of the team of: Jason Vickery, Amanda Welsh, George Evans, Danielle Big Canoe, Canoe, Shawn Pappas and Traci Burns. In this photo, Harold Bennett (back row, at left) and coach Stephen Vickery are displaying the trophy along with bowlers Jason Jason Vickery and Amanda Welsh. Youth Bowling League Presénts Annual Awards historical and architectural significance will be featured. TOUR B will start from the Bowmanville Museum at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday May 28. Again, houses of significance significance will be included some to be included in LAC AC's soon to be published book "Heritage Buildings of Bowmanville". Bowmanville". Tom Barrie. ànqu Saturday, May 13,1989 Champions: Dr. H. B. Rundle Trophy Annual Competition Competition Bantam Champs Chris Peldiak, Stefanie Cooper, Christal Reid, Darryl Darryl Humber, Tara Parent, Kyle Dodds. RUNNER-UF3: Wiseman Trophy Bantam Consolation Champs Matthew Bothwell, Joey Robichaud, Nicholas Vickery, Jennifer Holroyd, Christal Reid, Lauren Dwyer. Dwyer. HIGH AVERAGES: 1st Schedule - Jason Vickery - 160, Amanda Welsh - 141, 2nd Schedule - Matthew Bothwell - 146, Robin Wyatt i -134: Annual Competition Trophy Trophy - Jàson Vickéry - 160, The Bradley Trophy - Amanda Amanda Welsh -141. HIGH TRIPLES: 1st Schedule - Stephen Maillet - 527, Shelley Le veille - 485, 2nd Schedule - Brent Huggins Huggins - 589, Lisa Reid - 515. HIGH SINGLES: 1st Schedule - Andrew Chomey - 232, Colleen Pollock - 193, 2nd Schedule - Martin Routh - 255, Andrea Petre - 205. MOST IMPROVED BOWLERS: Joey Robichaud - plus 24, Robin Wyatt - plus 43. PERFECT ATTENDANCE: ATTENDANCE: Jason Vickery, Da- -vid-Allin, Amanda Westlake, James Welsh, Alissa Burtch, Andrea Chadwick, Danny Welsh, Matthew Bothwell, Nicholas Vickery, Brent Huggins, Tanya Colwell, Ryan Bones, Jeffery Pearson, Pearson, Sonya Vickery, Holly Hatfield, Christopher Peldiak, Peldiak, Kerri-AnnKelly, Mark Dodds, Amanda Welsh, Darryl Darryl Humber, Melissa Van- Lith, Bradley Humber, Andrew Andrew Chomey, Kyle Dodds, Robin Wyatt, Angela Marks. GRADUATES: David Allin, Allin, Tina Bastas, Richard Bogle, Matthew Bothwell, Nicholas Brown, Tanya Colwell, Colwell, Kristy Connell, Andrew Andrew Chomey, Kyle Dodds, Philip Foster, Christine Gat- tie, Glen Harnum, Holly Hatfield, Bradley Humber, Scott Hyland, Brad Jones, Kerri-Ann Kelly, Stephen Maillet, Ryan Murphy, Tara Tyke Division Banquet Saturday, May 13,1989 Champions Coombe Trophy Tyke Champions: Ryan Lecldy, Duke Snider s Play Ball Tips FIELDING GROUND BALLS Fielding grounders takes a long time to learn properly. Be patient, practise often arid don't get discouraged by errors. They'll become less frequent as you work on these tips. 1 Face the batter with your wclnlit on the balls of your feet which are shoulder width apart, knees bent, eye on the ball... 2 Quickly move your body In front of the hall, hands extended, palms up. Keep your head and seat down. 3 Watch the ball right Into the palm of your nlove and absorb the shock by movlnt) nlove and hall Into your body. Find the orlp and make an accurate throw, Melissa Lucas, Julie Kent- ner. Runner-Up Bowmanville Optimist Club: Ryan Leddy, Drew Adams, Adams, Lyndsey Marks. High Averages: 1st Schedule - Sarah Finney- 102, Jeff Connelly -93, 2nd Schedule - Erin Jones - 87, Ben McCaffery - 99. High Doubles: 1st Schedule Schedule - Christine Gusterson - 242, Ryan Leddy - 235, 2nd Schedule - Nicole Braybrook - 244, Scott Westlake - 271. High Singles: 1st Sched-. ule - Sarah Verelli - 119, Travis Rossi ter - 151, 2nd Schedule - Lori James -140, Drew Adams 149. MOST , , IMPROVED BOWLERS:' ' Jennifer McDavid - plus 15, Ryan Leddy - plus 22. PERFECT ATTENDANCE: ATTENDANCE: Sarah Finney, Christine Gusterson, Jeff Connelly, Andrew Wood- house, Nicole Braybrook, Timmy Welsh, Scott West- lake, Colin Brown, Ashely Burtch, Jennifer McDavid, Lori James, Robbie Campbell, Campbell, Lyndsey Marks, Alison Barrie, Sarah Verelli, Andrew Andrew Merrin, Chris Welsh, Julie Kentner, Terri Flint- off, Ben McCaffery, Michael Robichaud, Bradley Williams, Williams, Ryan Leddy. NATIONAL FUND WÂRDS: Matthew Reid - Coin set, Tommy Lucas - Coin Set, Melissa Lucas - Coin Set, Nathan Rogers - Camera. LOW TEAMS: 1st Schedule Schedule - Donna Leonard, Alison Barrie, Tommy Lucas. 2nd Schedule - Jennifer Williamson, Scott Westlake, Ian Huycke, Ryan Smith. GRADUATES: Jeff Connelly, Connelly, Sarah Finney, Christine Christine Gusterson, Ian Huycke, Lori James, Julie Kentner, Donna Leonard, Stephen Smith, Scott Westlake, Andrew Andrew Woodhouse, - Travis Rossitter and Bradley Williams Williams moving. BOWLER OF THE YEAR: Christine Gusterson - Sunday, May 28,1989 MOTOR MOTOR CITY Register 9:30 a.m. Bowl 10:00 a.m. Tommy Lucas - Runner- up. Bantam Division Parent, Jeffery Pearson, Andrea Andrea Petre, Colleen Pollock, Chris Potter, Christal Reid, Joey Robichaud, Martin Routh, Melissa VanLith, Jason Jason Vickery, Amanda West- lake. 100 PINS OVER AVERAGE: AVERAGE: Brent Huggins, Martin Martin Routh, Jason Vickery, Andrew Chomey, Greg Patterson, Patterson, Richard Bogle, Tara Parent, Amanda Welsh, Nicholas Brown, Lisa Reid, Holly Hatfield, Craig Schnerch NATIONAL FUND AWARDS: Chris Peldiak - Coin Set, Chris Bowers - Coin Set, Stephen Maillet - Coin Set, Lisa Reid - Coin Set, Ryan Murphy - 2 Coins Sets, Matthew Bothwell - Coin Set, Jennifer Holroyd - Coin Set, Christal Reid - Coin Set, Martin Routh - Coin Set, Melissa VanLith - Camera. SERVICE PINS: All 5 year - Ryan Murphy, Jeffery Pearson, Jason Vickery, Sony Vickery, Nicholas Vickery. Vickery. LOW TEAMS: 1st Schedule: Schedule: Andrea Petre, Craig Schnerch, Lisa Reid. 2nd Schedule: Adam Brown, Scott Hyland, Shelley Le- veille, Ryan Preston, Angela Marks: <* ipSj c BOWEÉR-, v OF THE YEAR: Glen Harnum - Sunday Sunday May 28, 1989 MOTOR CITY Register 9:30 a.m. Bowl 10:00 a.m. Runner-up Tina Bastas IIP These young bowlers were the winners and runners-up runners-up in the Youth Bowling Tyke Division. They received received their trophies on Saturday, May 13, during an awards presentation held at the Liberty Bowl, in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. From left are: Drew Adams, Lyndsey Marks, ityan Leddy, Julie Kentner, and Melissa Lucas. Lucas. The winning team consisted of Ryan Leddy, Melissa Melissa Lucas and Julie Kentner, while the second place team included Drew Adams, Lyndsey Marks and Ryan Leddy. Ryan was a member of both teams. For more Information on Pctm-Canada Play llall. phone 1-800-260-2241. --^--I Sponsored by ■ Canadian Tire -- Bowmanville Church Street -- 623-2518 & TIRE SALES INC. 576-1220 KUMHO STEEL BELTED RADIAL 781 ALL SEASON 299 Dean Ave., Oshawa PARTICIPACTION CHALLENGE Wednesday, May 31,1989 (0» "CATCH THE WAVE" AT THE FITNESS CENTRE (Liberty Street N., Beside the Bowmanville High School) 7:00 a.m 11:45 a.m 2:30 p.m "WAVE ACTIVITIES" Special Early Bird Swim Adult Swim Open House/Participaction -- Adult Synchro/Aqua-Fitness Open House/Participaction -- Newcastle Aquatic Club Open House/Participaction -- Synchronized Swimming *************************************************** * 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Public Swim "CLIMB THE MOUNTAIN RANGE" TOY * * * FOR THIS SWIM ONLY * *************************************************** - 8:30 a.m. -1:15 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. 9:00 p.m. -10:00 p.m. Special Adult Swim AND Bubble Bath in the Whirlpool With Staff ALSO...If Squash is Your Racquet... Squash Courts Available (please phone to book a time) 7:00 a.m. -10:00 p.m. HiîLVç Tse ^Mlly BOWMANVILLE RECREATION COMPLEX IN THE COMMUNITY HALL... "Square dancing" -- (7:oo p.m. - 9:oo p.m.) Come and see the Bashful Bows in action but don't forget to bring your dancing shoes because you will become part of the action too! j AND ON THE ARENA FLOOR- BALL HOCKEY -- (6:30 P.M. - 9:00 P.M.) Watch the Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association do the right moves in their regular games (6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.) then get into action yourself from (8:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.). ROLLER SKATING -- (9:00 P.M. -10:00 P.M.) Join the Whitby Roller Skating Club and watch these graceful Club Members perform. But remember your roller skates because you will be joining the "experts" by learning some new skills of your own. TOWN HALL FITNESS AT THE CENOTAPH COURT (40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville) 12:00 Noon - 2:00 p.m. ACTION PAINTING - (sponsored by the Visual Arts Centre) 12:15 p.m. -12:30 p.m. FIT-BREAKS 12:45 p.m. -1:00 p.m. FOR 1:15 p.m. -1:30 p.m. ALL AGES 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. BE A PART OF THE "ACTION" DISPLAY IN THE TOWN HALL LOBBY Make Sure that Whatever Fitness Activity You Do...Call Us on May 31st. at 623-3392 to Register Your Commitment To Fitness