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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, July 19.1989 [ sport-talk 623-3303 FLASHBACK-- 25 VEvVltS AGO--Al Hie annual Parish Picnic of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Bowmanvillc, Bowmanvillc, held Sunday afternoon at Waltona Park in Newcastle Newcastle Village, winners of the races for girls and boys ages 6 and 7 were as follows: Patsy Parry, Monique Hardcastle, Annette Ruycr, Brian Cascagogette, Mark Chisholm and Michael Willems. In the category of girls and boys ages 8 and 9, the winners were: Dawn Parry, Gloria Chisholm. Debbie Hayes, Larry Hardcastle, Harvey Harvey Vogels and Jerry Masterson. apfiRTO Memorial Park All-Star Tykes Earn Runner-up Championship FLASHBACK --10 YEARS AGO -- The Bowmanvillc Pigeon Racing Club held an invitational race on Saturday, Saturday, June 29, starling from Grand Mere, a distance of 347 air miles. Winners were Jack and Paul Skinner whose birds took first and second place. Third place went to Jimmy Grant and fourth to Dave Woolner and Sons. Ted Brown won fifth. BIG TYKE TOURNAMENT COMING UP -- On Labor Day weekend, Bowmanvillc will host the OBA Tyke B Championship. The action takes place on Labor Day, September 4th. The host team is the Memorial Park Tykes. More Soccer Scores The week of June 26 started off with plenty of-ac- tion in the Tyke and Squirt Divisions of Darlington Youth Soccer League. With the dog days of summer approaching, approaching, the teams that can field a complete team will be put to the test. Tyke results, Mon., June 26: Bow. Orioles 4 Bow. Eagles Eagles 2. Newcastle B 5 Bow Owls 3. Bow Blue Jays 6 Hamnton 0. Courtice B 3 Tyrone Tyrone 1. Bow Ravens 3 Bow Cardinals 0. Bow Hawks 14 Solina 3. Squirt results Mon., June 26: Beaver Lumber 3 Courtice Courtice A 0. Gerlins Quarte- rhorses 2 Hampton 2. Lange's Photo 2 OHEC Local Local 2. Courtice B 4 Wallace Auto 0. Shoppers Drug 5 Heavy Haulers 3. Newcastle A 3 Orono * 3. Tyrone 2 Newcastle B 1. June 27, 29: OHEC Local 1000 5 Tyrone 1. My Apothecary Apothecary 3 Delta Faucet 2. James Insurance 2 ReMax Realty 0. Hampton 7 Orono 4. Mosquito results June 28: Graham's IGA 5 Orono 1. Newcastle 7 Hampton 1. Manvers 4 Tyrone 3. Darlington Soccer •Tnlxr A. ^^ 4- D«r,..U n July 4 Tyke Results Blue Jays 12 Eagles 2, Newcastle A 8 Courtice B 3, Tyrone 3 Cardinals 0, Falcons Falcons 12 Owls 0, Courtice A 3 Orioles 3. Tyro New TIRE SALES INC. 576-1220 KUMHO STEEL BELTED RADIAL 781 ALL SEASON 299 Dean Ave., Oshawa Squirt Results July 4 Gerlin Quarter Horses 2 ■one 1,- Beaver Lumber 3 ewcastle A 0, Courtice B 4 Lange's Photo 2, Shoppers Drug Mart 3 Wallace Auto 3, Orono B 10 Heavy Haulers Haulers 1. Atom Results July 6 James Insurance 2 Newcastle Newcastle 1, Manvers 5 Tyrone 3, OHEC Local 1000 4 Hampton 1, Jug City 8 Orono Orono 1. Mosquito Results July 6 Grahams IGA 3 Hampton 1, Orono 4 Tyrone 3, Newcstle 11 Checkers 2. PeeWee Results July 7 Olde Tyme Fish & Chips 5 Tyrone 4, Bun King 7 Lake Vista 0, Manvers 4 Oshawa 2. WWm mmm The Town of Newcastle tyke all-star team journeyed journeyed to Walkerton for an exciting tournament July 8 and 9.- A super team effort resulted in the all-stars winning the runner-up championship and coming close to capturing the championship. The team beat Clinton 26-5 in the first game and then scored a thrilling, thrilling, come-from-behind victory over Bolton with a 6-4 decision. Game three produced a solid, 6-2 win against Barrie but the championship game resulted in a Bowlers Gather in Bowmanville for Goodyear Trebles Tourney 328 RITSON RD. N., OSHAWA 725-4744 if busy call 725-2831 LU M B E RH WHOLESALE & RETAIL DURHAM REGION'S WOOD SPECIALISTS IN Hardwood & softwood lumber diy kilns & dressing facilities including custom made trim; hardwood & marine plywoods as well as a complete stock of building materials. HWY 4UT On Sunday morning, lawn bowlers from the area gathered on the greens at the Bowmanville Club at the start of the tournament for the restored Goodyear • trophy after a 36-year hiatus. The weather was ideal and the competition keen. Note .the company banner in the background and the patio umbrellas on loan for the day, courtesy ofT.J's. s m t w T F s U ® Wheel Boise on F S 6 7 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 £27 28 Why You Should Buy A Wheel Horse Tractor NowL^ssll ^rr-x \ i m .-I iVi I HI 1 urnWW x ~" \ You can save money and effort now and all year long. Right now, were marking down Wheel Horse tractors as we've never done before. So get great savings on our great tractor line, and save yourself a lot of work, too. Just imagine yourself riding on a Wheel Horse this summer mowing the lawn. Whoever thinks mowing is work should try a Wheel Horsel-And, when autumn arrives and the leaves fall, all you do is attach an optional bagger or vacuum and go - no more back-breaking raking to do. Speaking of backs, a Wheel Horse can save yours this winter with an optional snow blower, Now that's real year-round value!^ We're so positive about the money and effort you can save right now on a Wheel Horse 200, 300,400, or 500-Series tractor, that if you buy one between July 17 and July 31,1989, we'll spring for the heavy-duty tractor cover. That's a $129 value - and it's on us. So, if you've been waiting for a tractor deal - or you've always wanted a Wheel Horse, don't delay. Come see us today. *7 & & Smatl £ttyùte& *lHC. $J29 Suggested list price 7 s ij .«W'tON s G «•union eoiuiut ■ tie *JLL ES! R.R.#1 Hampton 263-8469 HOURS MON.-FRI. 8-6 SAT. 8-12 Tills coupon entitles bearer to receive a FREE tractor cover with purchase of any new Wheel Horse tractor from through 1989, Coupon must be validated at time of tractor purchase between and ,1989. Offer good at participating dealers only. Limit one cover per tractor purchase, WHEEL HORSE IS A SUDSIDIARY OF THE TORO COMPANY FRED'S AUTO BODY Specializing in Unibody, Front Wheel Drive Superior Collision Repair • Clear Coat Available Expert Relinishing • Insurance Claims Come In -- Free Estimate Courtesy Car Available 163 Base Line Rd. Bowmanville 623-6353 Flames and Spitfires Win Ball Hockey Tournament The Bowmanvillc Boys Ball Hockey league completed completed their second season with the final tournament being played at the Sports Complex Complex on Saturday, July 15. The Flames defeated the Penguins for the Senior Championship, with the Spitfires outlasting the Wolves to capture the Junior Junior Championship. The Senior Consolation Championns were the Kings, while the Knights picked up the trophy for the Jr. Consolation. Unfortunately, the Jr. League ws not wel balances, but with teams 1 & 2 playing playing off for the championship and then 3 & 4 playing of! for the consolation, the final meetings of these clubs proved exciting with close scores. The Wolves defeated the Knights 10-0, Spitfires downed the Generals 13 to 1. The Consolation final saw the Knight beat the General 7-6 and the Spitfiries eliminated eliminated the Wolves 5-2. The Senior league was a completely different story, with only 6 points separating separating all four teams in the final final league standings. The Flames who finished the schedule in first place, defeated the Penguins in the championship game while the fourth place Kings, who were forced out of the cham- game by the pionship Flames i flames in the dying minutes, minutes, won the consolation trophy by defeating the Whalers. Penguins 4 Whalers 0 Flames 4 Kings 3 Kings 3 Whalers 1 Flames 7 Penguins 4 The Most Valuable Players and Most Improved Players were selected by their team's "coaching staff: Jr. Spitfires MVP - Jason Jackman, MIP - Bradley jones; Wolves MVP - Jason Jeffreys, MIP Scott Finucan: Knights MVP - Tom Wakefield. Wakefield. MIP Ryan Philips; Generals MVP Les McCrory, MIP Mike McCrory. Senior Flames MVP - Peter Peter List," MIP - Jeremy Blackburn; Penguins MVP - Danny Colliard, MIP Clint Vanatter; Whalers MVP - Chad Ouk, MIP Derek Un- sworth; Kings MVP Ryan Becker, MIP Brad Meadows. The final tournament day was a success thanks to all players, the coaches and managers for all the time and effort. The ladies in thé refreshment booth, the referees, referees, timekeepers, and last but not least special thanks to John James and Joe Ken- nett. No, I would not forget the voice of authority, Rick Brown. Thank You, President Paul Robinson. heartbreaking" 5-4 loss to Southwest London. Members Members of the team in this photo are: (front row from left) Paul Drummond, Shane Cowan, Bryan Landry, Nicky Vickery and Curtis Kortun. In the back row, from left, are: Mark McCarthy, Julius Sneider, Greg McMurter, Richard Baker, Jason Vickery and Steve Newman. The coaches are George Michelson (left) and Maurice Landry. A tl Team members of the Generals, not in order, are Les McCrory, Mike McCrory, Mike Deblois. Craig Schumacher, Ryan Brannigan, Travis Hazelden, Ian Taggart. ; Coach Les McCrory. Team members of the Flames are, not in order, Mike Nesbitt, Jeff Murphy, Dar- ■ rell Sewell, Blair Walkey, Jeremy Blackburn, David Real, Chris Davie, Tim Richards, Richards, Chris McGregor, Jack Bentley, Ryan MacKenzie, Darryl MacKenzie, Peter , List. Coaches Al Farrow and Ken Nesbitt. ;r Team members of the Penguins, not in order, are Jason Hoffman, Chad Vienot, ; Steve Oke, Grant Spencer, Clint Vanatter, Matt Dykstra, Ron Luxton, Ryan Rob- ' inson, Sean Brown, John Lytwknchuk, Bill Lytwknchuk, Danny Couillard. Coaches Coaches Rick Brown and Bert Spencer. This magnificent trophy was found and restored recently by Hooper's Jewellers in Bowmanville so that it could be presented to the winners of the Goodyear Lawn Bowling tournament on July 16th. Originally presented to the club in 1925 for annual competition, the trophy has been out of circulation for 36 years. Don D. J. Arsenault Sales and Leasing Appointment The management and sales staff of Cowan Pontiac Buick Ltd. would like to announce the addition of Don Arsenault to their sales team. Don has been in the retail automobile business for 11 years and is fully qualified to assist you in your transportation requirements. For conscientious, courteous advice, please call Don at 623-3396. COWAN PONTIAC - BUICK LTD.! BOWMANVILLE - ONT. 166 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-3396