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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, September 4,1991 7 NEWCASTLE MENS TOWN LEAGUE SUNDAY NIGHTS Fast Contact Hockey REGISTRATION Saturday, Sept. 7th & 14th 12:00-5:00 p.m. NEWCASTLE ARENA PHONE LARRY CARROLL 987-4086 Cool Weather for Mosport Fans " NEWCASTLE FIGUDE SKATING REGISTRATION ; Skating Starts Monday, September 30th/91 at 5:00 p.m. DATES: Friday Sept. 13th/91 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Sat. Sept. 14th/91 9:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m. Sat. Sept. 21st/91 9:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m. WHERE: Newcastle Arena AGE: 5 years old as of Dec. 31 st/91 FEES: CANSKATE- $145.00 'Payment Plan Available CANFIGURESKATE - $190.00 'Payment Plan Available SENIOR - $215.00 'Payment Plan Available PARTIAL-$120.00 NOTE: All postdated cheques MUST be handed In at the time of registration or registration la not accepted. Skate exchange for skates and dresses etc. please have your articles for sale marked with your name, phone #, amount you are asking, and size if known at the arena starting 6:30 p.m. on Sept. 13th. NOTE: Registration does not start till 7:00 p.m. Parents are requested to help with fundraising events and all registered skaters are automatically in the carnival. ICE TIMES: CANSKATE: Mon. 5:00 - 6:00 p.m. Fri. 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. ' " (Note: Private lessons allowed on last 15 min. only) - ' CANFIGURESKATE: Mon. 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. Fri. 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. SENIOR: Mon. 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. Tues. 5:30-8:00 p.m. Fri. 8:00 - 10:00 p.m. PARTIALS: either Tues, or Fri. ^ SIGNED: NEWCASTLE FIGURE SKATING EXECUTIVE ^ Mosport International Speedway was cool on Saturday Saturday night, a sure sign that fall is in the air and that the close of the racing season is near. Watching the loyal fans sit in the stands covered in jackets, blankets, sleeping bags and anything else just to keep warm really was an interesting sight. In Street Stock, Mosport International Speedway regular regular Andy Warbutton, of Oshawa, didn't let his loyal fans down as he once again commanded this race (as well as a heat earlier in the the start/finish Tine grabbing grabbing the checkered flag. Rod Marshall, of Cavan, put up.a good fight to earn second place (as well as winning a neat race earlier in the night) and taking third with lots of hard charges was Bob Kish, also from Oshawa. In Sportsman, a new name surfaced as the win ner of the feature event. In a race that saw lots of passing. passing. dices deep in the pack, and plenty of fender-to- fender action, Alex Jordan, of Mississauga, held off all challengers and won the event. Not far behind him was regular Jr. Regan (who won a heat race earlier in the evening) of Angus and in third place was Neil Fair, of Ancaster. In Late Model, regular Tom Milligan, of Newmarket Newmarket (who also won a heat race) put on a show as he led the race and won it. Following Following Milligan was Dave Taylor, Taylor, of Caesarea (who won a heat-race) and taking third was Rino Montanari, of Stouffville. This weekend is the second second last Saturday night of racing at Mosport International International Speedway. Then, the weekend of September 14-15, the GM Motorsport 200 race takes place. Bowmanville Men's Thursday Night Contact Hotkey league REGISTRATION fill players mast contact: Dave Wright Telephone 623-2964 before September 14th. Financing from 1 *9 /o CASHBACK to $1500 -PLUS- SPECIAL "QUANTRILL" ONLY "CLEARANCE PRICES" Sprints-1.9% (12 mos.) or $500. CASHBACK Trackers-1.9% (12 mos.) or $500. CASHBACK Corsica and Beretta 1.9% (12 mos.) or $750. CASHBACK Astro Vans-1.9% (12 mos.) or $750. CASHBACK Cavaliers 1.9% (12 mos.) or$1000. CASHBACK Full Size Chev Pickup 1.9% (12 mos.) or $750. CASHBACK S-10 Pickups and Ext. Cabs 1.9% (12 mos.) or $1500. CASHBACK Interest rates range from 1.9% (12 mos.) to 7.9% or 8.9% (48 mos.) depending on models. «kill nllllnn Friday 9:00a.m.-6:00pjn. V/ I II !%■/ ■ Saturday 9:00a.m.»5:00pm. Mon. » Thurs. 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 pjn. 9:00 a.m.-6:00 pjn. J. t. UUAIN I KILL CHEVROLET • OLDSMOBILE • CADILLAC LTD. Sport-talk 623-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- The Durham Ladies' softball playoffs go again tonight with Newcastle Newcastle playing Bowmanville. Games now stand at 2- 1 for Newcastle with one tie. Last Wednesday, facing facing elimination, Bowmanville staged a comeback to tie the game. Winners will play the victors of the Whitby-Port Hope series. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- The Bowmanville Bowmanville Merchants are apparently hitting their stride now. On the weekend, they defeated Kincardine Kincardine in two games and will be competing in the Ontario Ontario Senior baseball finals. Team members include: include: Don Fraser (mgr.), Willy McKinnon, Joey Nowlan, Doug Crough, Mike Cornell, Ralph Cry- derman, Mark Luxton, John Stainton, Rick Bain, Dean Rutherford, Craig Finney, Ron Stainton, Dan Ritchie, Murray O'Brien, Steve Parker, Kevin Gibson, Gibson, Barney Holmes, Doug Finney (coach). SPORT-TALK TRIVIA -- In the 1981 Canada Cup -- which Canada lost, 8-1, to the Soviet Union in the finals -- who were the two Canadian forwards forwards that were selected to the all-star team? RUPA RETURNS -- We received word from Nick's mom, Sherry, yesterday morning that Nick received the green light from doctors to return to ing after hi the boxing ring afterliaving his broken thumb examined examined on Friday afternoon. Shortly after getting the go-ahead, he was in the gym down in Virginia sparring. And so far, everything is fine. He is scheduled to fly out later this week to Rhode Island, Island, where he will be sparring with Vinny Pazien- za in preparation for his October 1 fight. If everything everything goes well, Rupa could be included on the undercard. MISSING TICKETS -- Mosport Park Limited announced announced that a number of tickets for the Trans-Am Weekend event at Mosport Park this weekend are missing and are presumed to have been stolen. The following tickets will not be honoured for this weekend's weekend's races. Saturday, September 7, #24736 to 24835; Sunday, September 8, #16736 to 16835; Su- perticket #22836 to 22935. YOUTH BOWLING -- The Youth Bowling League will be holding a registration at Liberty Bowl on Saturday, September 7, from 10-1 p.m. Leagues are available for tykes (under 8), bantams (under 11), juniors (under 14) and seniors (under 19). TONBA TICKETS -- Players from TONBA will be attending a Blue Jays game on Saturday, September September 14, when the Oakland A's come to town. There are still a couple of tickets left, and the price includes bus fare from the Recreation Complex and admission to the game. Players are asked to contact contact their coaches or call Barb Michno at 579-3211. TRIVIA ANSWER reault Mike Bossy and Gil Per- New Season | Underway For Eagles Two more games have been added to the preseason preseason schedule of the Bowmanville Eagles. Highway 57 rivals, the Port Perry MoJacks, have been added in a home and home series, bringing the total number of exhibition exhibition games to six. . The Eagles will travel to Port Perry for an 8:00 p.m. game on Thursday, September 19. The Mo- Jacks will make a return trip to Bowmanville the following Thursday, also for an 8:00 p.m. start. Rookies trying to crack this year's lineup were out in full force last night (Tuesday) at the Recreation Recreation Complex for the first night of try-outs. Close to 40 hopefuls were expected expected to be looking to grab one of the seven, possibly eight, spots open on the team. With the veterans not having to report to camp until Sunday, the Eagles will go with a rookieladen rookieladen lineup Friday night in their first exhibition game in Uxbridge. The first pre-season home game for the Eagles will be at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday, September 15 against Uxbridge. The following Sunday, the Eagles' executive plan to snow their appreciation appreciation to their many loyal loyal fans. The game against the Cobourg Cougars has been deemed 'Fan Appreciation Appreciation Night.' All fans attending attending the game will be admitted free of charge. So far, the club has filled one of its two overage overage positions. Goaltender Chris Massey, who played brilliantly through last year's playoffs, will return to the team. The other over-age position position will likely be filled by a forward. Possibilities include Gareth Stone, Steve McCrae, Rob Real and Kevin Mitchell. With the removal of Ajnx - who have moved up to the Central Ontario Jr, B loop - the league will be comprised of only six teams this year. The regular season will be reduced reduced to 34 games, two fewer than Inst year. The Engles will open their regular season schedule in Uxbridge on Friday, October 4. Their home opener will be two nights later, Sunday, October October 6, when the Lnko- fiold Chiefs come to town. It's That Time of Year, Again! a . .'.E Yes we know it's hard to believe, but it's true. The ice is in at the Bowmanville Recreation Complex. If not signifying the end of summer, then at least it announces announces that the fall season is not too far off. Arena Operator Steve Parker was busily painting the lines on the ice last week, in preparation for the upcoming season. The Bowmanville Toros and the Jr. C Eagles held practices last night (Tuesday), as kids traded gloves and balls for sticks and skates. CAR AND TRUCK AUDIO HWY 115 NEWCASTLE 5 KM NORTH OF 401 (EAST SIDE) MON-FRI 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. SAT & SUN 9 A.M.-5 P.M. (416) 987-2277 Merry Makers The Merry Makers' Bowling Bowling League will commence play on Thursday, September September 5 at 1:30 p.m. The following following are the team listings. Team 1 -- Carol Roberts (capt.), Vickie Murphy, Colleen Colleen Snowden, Ruth Allison, Phyllis Lowery Team 2 -- Reta Junkin (capt.), Ruth Minard, Debby Weales, Colleen King, Ellen Welsh Team 3 -- Diana Thompson Thompson (capt.), Chris Reid, Alice Burgess, Cindy Persico, Doreen Doreen Connelly Team 4 -- Kathy Dustan (capt.), Julie McMullen, Karen Karen Hellam, Sally Emmery, Jane Wraith, Jean Harrison Team 5 -- Marie Cole (capt.), Ann Paterson, Linda Ball, Brenda Lloyd, Marian Henning, Nancy McMaster Team 6 - Nancy Barr (capt.), Bev Knight, Verna McMahon, Enia Brewer, Vivian Cowan, Betty Kuyer We invite you to our OPEN HOUSE Saturday September 7th Beginning at 10:00 a.m. featuring: MTX, Sony and Pioneer Show Vehicles on display EVERYONE WELCOME MTX, Pioneer and Sony Pioneer Super Tuners f r0m gg. Pioneer 6x9 Speakers ffOITl $ 99. Professional Installation Sales and Service ÛD PIONEER The Art of Entertainment A Auto Qloif Bring in this Coupon for lip To $ 50.00 OFF Your insurance deductible on Windshield Replacement Offer expires September 13th, 1991 19 Silver St. Bowmanville (Across from Canadian Tire)