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i 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 13,1989 623-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Members ol' tile Nichols' Motors Men's Senior Town League Softball team who defeated Stephen Fuels 3-0 to take the title arc Vern Grubin, Clint Ferguson, Alex Wiseman, Nelson Nelson Yco, Jack Bond, Ron McLean, Maurice Richards, Terry Masters, Gary McCullough, Bill Osborne, Larry Piper, Charlie Kilpatrick and Larry Perris. FLASHBACK --10 YEARS AGO -- The Bowmanville United Major Atom Soccer team, sponsored by Checker's Variety, defeated Pickering 2-0 in the quarter quarter finals of the playoffs. Goals were by Chris Beck and Mike Colwell after some good work by Junior Pilhie and Gary Laisser. Glen Campbell, Mark Smith and Peter Scto on defence and goalkeeper Ted Groves had fine games. WINS SECOND IN COBOURG 10 KILOMETRE RUN -- Bill Bryson, of Bowmanville, earned a second place in the 10th annual Cobourg Post Run held on Saturday, August 19th. Runners from France, Great Britain, the U.S., and across southern Ontario were competitors in this 10 kilometre event which is sponsored by Kraft General Foods. In total, there were 400 participants. Mr. Bryson placed second in the seniors' category which is for runners 50 years of age and older. Ilis time was 42:22. Paul Barron, of Toronto, was the overall winner winner of the event while Laura Kananlz, of Toronto, was the fastest female runner. SPORTS SWAP THIS WEEKEND -- If you want to check out some bargains in used ski and hockey equipment, equipment, be sure to drop by Cowan Pontiac Buick this Saturday for the Big Brothers Association Sport Swap. The swap takes place Saturday, September 16, between 11 a.m. and two p.m. Moreover, you can drop off your used skates, hockey and ski equipment on Friday, September September 15, between five p.m. and seven p.m. or on Saturday, between nine a.m. and 10 a.m. The Sports Swap is among the many events taking place during . Big Brothers Month. TERRY FOX RUN -- The ninth annual Terry Fox Run will take place this Sunday, September 17. The run begins begins at the Memorial Park Clubhouse at nine a.m. Organizers Organizers of the run are the Bowmanville Kinsmen who report that the project raised about $1,200 for Cancer research last year through contributions from the sponsors sponsors of various runners. For further information about Sunday's run, call 623-3565. ; INTRODUCTION TO GIRLS' HOCKEY -- Girls of all lages are invited to attend a free skate this Saturday, ; September 16th, at the Bowmanville Recreation Com- • plex. The skate takes place at 1:30 p.m. It's your oppor- ; tunity to discover and join the all-girl hockey program - in the town. For more information, call 623-4494. ! KENDAL EAGLES WIND UP SEASON -- The Kendal • Eagles, sponsored by Quantrill Motors, were finalists ! in the OBA Sr. A division. They defeated Port Hope ; Flyers to earn the right to compete in the finals. Un- ! fortunately, they were defeated by Leaside in the ; championship game on the Labor Day weekend. 328 RITSON RD. N., OSHAWA 725-4744 if busy call 725-2831 WHOLESALE & RETAIL DURHAM REGION'S WOOD SPECIALISTS IN Hardwood & softwood lumber dry kilns & dressing facilities including custom made trim; hardwood & marine plywoods as well as a complete stock of building materials. ROSSLAND ADFIAIDF HWY 4'0f Bowmanville Men's Thursday Night Town League Contact Hockey Registration All players new and old welcome Register with Dave Wright - 623-2964 Join the SWIM TEAM • Belong to a great competitive sport • Train to keep in physical and mental shape • Learn the disciplines of an athlete • Have fun meeting new friends and going to different places THE NEWCASTLE AQUATIC CLUB want you to join their Swim Club FUN FOR ALL AGES UP TO 18 YEARS OLD ===== cco For more information call: Bob Mack 623-9365 Norm James 623-2282 REGISTRATION NEWCASTLE / BOWMANVILLE FITNESS CENTRE (LOBBY) Saturday, September 9th 1989 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Wednesday, September 13th 1989 6- 8 p.m. Saturday, September 16th 1989 10 a.m. -2 p.m. SPURTS Bowmanville Car Cruncher Wins Demolition Derby Town Firefighters Win Tournament for Fifth Time Ï % if Newcastle Fire Department Ball Team for the fifth consecutive year, won the Sunderland FireFighters Annual Tournament on August 13, 1989. Back row: Left to Right, Mark Berney, Doug McCurdy, Jeff Boyles, Mike Murphy, Trent Elyea, John Pittens, Mike White. Front Row: Bill Hesson, Gord Weir, Steve Parker, Coach Lloyd Forsey, Rob Payne, Sam Allen, Justin Elyea. The demolition derby held at the Orono Fair Friday night was undoubtedly the biggest crowd-pleaser. More than a dozen vehicles were demolished in the competition and Jim Mercer (left), of Bowmanville, won the championship. He's pictured above along with his crew chief, Mike Hoy. Their vehicle is - or was - a 1976 Dodge Charger. Hanc's Hosts 3rd Annual Tourney Low Gross - Steve Hollingsworth Hollingsworth - 75 Low Net - Mike Cornell - 73. Winner of Hanc's Trophy. Trophy. Longest Drive - Steve Hollingsworth. Closest to Pin on #2 - Lar-' îy Forsey. Closest to Pin on #17 - Frank Kosmerly. Pot of Gold - Terry Graham. Graham. FINAL NIGHT FOR JUNIOR C TRY-OUTS -- This Thursday, September 14th, there will be a final try-out for the Junior C Goodyear.Eagles Hockey Team. The try-outs are at the Bowmanville Recreation Complex, between the hours of eight p.m. and 11 p.m. Darlington Squirts Play In Kingston Tournament ORONO PEEWEES WIN ONTARIO CHAMPIONSHIP -- The Orono Peewees have captured the Ontario Peewee "D" Championship after two wins on the weekend. They played on home turf Saturday, September 9, and defeated defeated Listowel in a 12-4 count. Then it was on to Lis- .towel where the team enjoyed a 13-3 victory and captured captured the three-game series. Congratulations, peewees. On July 29th and 30th, the Darlington Soccer League Squirt Select soccer team travelled to Kingston to participate in the Kingston Kingston Township Soccer Tournament. Tournament. Their first game at 10 a.m. pitted them against their old enemies Peterborough, Peterborough, who had previously defeated them in the C finals finals of the Port Hope tournament. tournament. The Darlington squad began began the game tentatively and could not muster much of an offensive threat. Eventually Eventually the team settled down and began to show some of their passing skills, but were down 2-0 by this time, and surrendered a further goal before the final whistle. In the second game of the day, the rested and revitalized revitalized Darlington team played the Kingston Central Frontenac team. Showing a lot more composure and determination, determination, the Darlington players thrilled parents and spectators with an excellent team effort, with total domination domination of their opponents. Creating numerous chances the Darlington team out- scored their opponents 2-0 and were unlucky not to increase increase their lead. A well played game with excellent play from all of the Darlington Darlington players. Entering the second day the Darlington team played the host team Kingston Township, with .the winner advancing to the finals to. play Peterborough. The game was fast, skillful, skillful, and veiy entertaining. Aggressive all out defensive Triple F Bowling D. Vander Meer 3 pts, H. Vender Gaast 3 pts, D. Van Abbema 3 pts, R. Bonsma 2 1/2 pts, N. Van Abbema 2 pts, F. Mulder 2 pts, R. Vander Kooi 1 pt, P. Flonk 1 pt, P. Glasbergen 1/2 pt, B. Buma 0 pts, A. Vander Gaast 0 pts, C. De Plaa 0 pts. High Single Ladies D. Bakker 209. High Single Men J. Nadeau Nadeau 275. High Triple Ladies D. Bakker 564. High Triple Men J. Nadeau Nadeau 682. High Average Ladies D. Bakker 188. High Average Men J. Nadeau Nadeau 227. play by the Darlington squad resulted in numerous scoring chances in the first half as the visitors totally dominated the play but were unable to score. As so often happens against the run of the play, a Kingston forward was allowed to roam unmarked unmarked and scored on a long shot which eluded the Darlington Darlington keeper. Down at half time 1-0, the gritty players battled back and tied the game up with hard work around the Kingston net, only to see Kingston go ahead 2-1 on an unfortunate play where a collision between Darlington players left one player hurt and a 3 on 0 rush on the Darlington net. In the game of soccer rules are rules, but injury to 7 and 8 year old players should not be ignored ignored and play should be whistled down to protect players from unnecessary injury. Darlington continued to challenge hard and tied up the game at 2-2, but were unable to score the winner. After a well played game where we out hustled the other team but couldn't out- score them, it was disappointing disappointing to see them advance advance to the final on the strength of a tie. The players worked hard, had fun, and were a credit to their parents and Darlington Darlington Soccer League. Team members are: Tyler Cook, Peter Jannsen, David Allin, Lynsey Tollett, Jeff Ross, Ritchie Kearns, Bradley Boyce, Chris Welsh, Jake Desmit, Andrew Smale, Darren Darren Powell, Coach John Cook, Manager Martin Ross; Many thanks to parents for an enjoyable tournament. Pebblestone Holds Club Championships The Pebblestone Golf Course held a buffet dinner for its members on September September 10 and one of the highlights highlights of the evening was the presentation of tropnies. Bob Lewis was the men's club champion, while Doug French was runner-up. Joyce Wurbs was the ladies' ladies' club champ and Joyce Gifford was the runner-up. Dennis Sobil was the Pebblestone Family Tournament Tournament Champion and Paul Sobil Jr. was runner-up. Winners of the Members' Day Tournament were as follows: Don Moss, low gross; Dick Gifford, low net; Betty Davidson, low gross; and Angie Wolf, low net. FRED'S AUTO BODY Specializing in Unilpody, Front Wheel Drive Superior Collision Repair • Clear Coat Available Expert Refinishing • Insurance Claims Come In -- Free Estimate Courtesy Car Available 163 Base Line Rd. E, Bowmanville 623-6353 1,6 TIRE SALES INC. 576-1220 KUMHO STEEL BELTED RADIAL 781 ALL SEASON 299 Dean Ave,. Oshawa Hockey Registration 1989-90 Orono Minor Hockey Association Place: Orono Arena Date: Monday, August 28 7 p.m. - 9 P.m. Fee: Tyke $200. Novice, Atom, Fee-Wee $210. Bantam, Midget, Juvenile $235. Late registration charge of $25. No rebate on registration fee after Dec. 1/ 89 except due to injury or moving out of area; no rebate for any reason as of Jan. 1. Hockey registration must be paid before any player will be allowed on the ice. All hockey players will please register on the above dates. Failure to register may forfeit a player's chance to play in Orono this season. Registration fee includes team Pictures and family pass for the season, except tournaments tournaments or any Ontario play-downs. All interested interested coaches or managers Please leave your name and phone number at this time. Orono Amateur Athletic Association. An Invitation to Girls of ALL AGES -to a FREE SKATE on SATURDAY, SEPT. 16th at 1:30 p.m. at the Bowmanville Recreation Complex Discover and join the all-girl hockey program in town. For more information call Sharron Brooks 623-4494 Newcastle Annual Bis Brothers Sports Swap on Saturday, September 16f h/89 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. at Cowan Pontiac Buick 166 King St. E., Bowmanville Skates - Skis Hockey Gear Drop off consignments and donated items to be sold at Cowan Motors. Friday, September 15th 5 p.m.-7 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. - 10 a.m. Commission of 25% fmin. $2.00 max $20.00J on each item sold goes to help the work of Newcastle Big Brothers. Brothers. Pick-ups of unsold items and of money after 2 p.m. at Cowans. ÎLLE. Sales of Billiard Tables New and Used Darts Full line of Accessories Brass and Tiffany Lamps Games Tables Shuffleboard • Ping Pong Bumper Pool • Soccer/Foozball See Us at the Oshawa Home Show September 14th - 17th See our selection of all the newest releases of LIMITED EDITION PRINTS Courtesy of McCrimmon's Antiques & Art Inc. • Romance • Bateman • Brenders and many more Quality Custom Framing Meet artists John Petrella and Rick Kaminski on Sunday, September 24th from 12:00 - 5:00 p.m. On October 19th you are invited to view a Slide Show hosted by world renowned artist Carl Brenders Wine and Cheese will be served 7:00 -10:00 p.m. McD's Billiard & Recreation Club 37 King St. E. 623-5353 Bowmanville OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK