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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, September 29,1993 Mm Salesperson of the week . Brought to Corner of Courtice Sales and Servicing ^Harold Michelson ' SATURDAY/ OCTOBER 2/93. 9:00am to 5:00pm ' FRIDAY, 3 OCTOBER 1/93. 8:30am to 8:00pm COUNTRY 4 WËÊmMBm -ta iill Phone Brad Kelly at 623-3303 Battle for Eagles'Backup Goalie Spot ESLER MAKES TRENT SOCCER SQUAD -- Local resident Cameron Esler of Orono recently made the Trent University soccer team as one of the club's goaltenders. Esler has played minor soccer in Orono his whole career, and for the past two years he was a member of the Clarke High School Raiders soccer club. SEE YOU AT THE RODEO -- We are all hoping that cowboys throughout Ontario and the United States are greeted with favourable weather conditions as they converge in Courtice this weekend for the Ontario Rodeo Association 1993 finals. All of the regular events of the rodeo will be contested, including Bareback Bronc Riding, Bull Doggin', Jr. Steer Riding, Team Roping, Ladies' Breakaway, Ladies' Barrel Racing, Saddle Bronc Riding, Calf Roping, and Bull Riding. The three-day event, which begins on Friday night, is sponsored by the Kinsmen Clubs of Bowmanvillc, and The Grdat Pine Ridge. EAGLES CONTINUE PRE-SEASON -- Only two games remain on the exhibition schedule for the Bowmanvillc Eagles before they get down to serious business and begin the regular season. On Thursday night, they will travel to Port Perry for a 7:30 p.m. game, and then return for a home game on Sunday night against the same Port Perry club. Game time Sunday night at the Recreation Complex is 7:30 p.m. Their regular season opener will be in Uxbridge on Friday, October 8, while their home opener will also be against Uxbridge on Sunday, October 10. ' RUPA TO FIGHT IN OCTOBER -- A report published in the Toronto Sun newspaper last week said that Nick Rupa will step back into the ring on October 12. His opponent with be welterweight Rodney Moore, who has a professional record of 33-8-2 with 16 KOs. The fight will be for the USB A title. Nick has a record of 20-2-1 with eight KOs. by Brad Kelly Twelve months ago, she made history as one of the first female goalies to play a full season in the Ontario Hockey Association. One year later, Sarah Couch finds herself in a desperate fight to retain her job as one of two goalies for the Jr. C Bowmanvillc Goodyear Eagles. One of the two positions has been handed to veteran Drew Campbell, Campbell, who will serve as one of the team's over-aged players. What remains is a battle between Couch, Jason Bailey, Steve Okc and Chris McCarthy for the coveted second second spot. It's a scenario that most organizations organizations would dearly welcome. But the situation is causing all sorts of headaches for the Eagles brain-trust as they draw closer to naming their opening day roster. "It's tough to pick right now," said coach Mark Watson, who sidestepped sidestepped detailing any specifics regarding regarding the goalies. "We're taking an extra long look at them." There are a couple of opportunities opportunities remaining to see the four candidates candidates vying for the position. A homc-and-home series with Port Perry is to take place before the Eagles Eagles open the season on Friday, October October 8, in Uxbridge. Ideally, the Eagles would like to select a goaltender who will stay with die club next year and inherit the number one position. As training camp began, Couch appeared to be the logical choice. She earned her spot with the team last year after enjoying a splendid training camp, and was signed as a back-up to Campbell. The two shared in winning the Smith Family Trophy, awarded to the team with the best goals against average in the league. But the competition in goal this year is much-improved over the situation situation dial existed a year ago. Coucli realizes dial she's in a battle to regain her spot. "I want to play with the team TONBA MEETING -- Don't forget that the Town of Newcastle Baseball Association will be holding their Annual General Meeting tonight at the Bowmanville courthouse. The meeting will begin at 7:00 p.m. HUGE SALMON CAUGHT -- Derek Henderson stopped into our office last Thursday morning with a huge grin on his face after pulling two giant salmon out of the creek by the Goodyear Dam. The 17-year-old Courtice resident was using a worm when he landed a 20 pound and an 8 1/2 pound salmon. We took a çouple of pictures, but they didn't do the size of the fish any justice, so we thought it would be best to mention it here. Teams Names Announced For Youth Bowling League and prove myself," she said following following Sunday night's exhibition game against Picton. "I proved myself last year, but this year, it's every goalie for themselves. themselves. I figure if I play well and don't give them any reason to cut me, then they won't." On Sunday night at the Recreation Recreation Complex, Couch played the second half of an easy 7-3 win over Picton. She surrendered all three goals after replacing Bailey, who faced very few shots. One of Picton's goals came on the power play while another was a short-handed tally. Doug Parkin and Ryan Becker had a pair of goals each for the Eagles. Eagles. Kirby Moore, Paul Gagnon and Craig Hilton had one apiece. Becker, who continues to impress impress during training camp, helps comprise the strongest starting position position for the Eagles. Veterans Dave Stockton and Brad Robinson, along with rookie Sean Brown, give the Eagles four very solid centremen. Unfortunately, their next four strongest positions are in net, where only two will make the team. And whomever that second goalie goalie is, they won't find themselves labelled labelled as a back-up. Coach Watson vowed that both goalies will see plenty of ice time. "(Drew) Campbell is just the First goalie we signed. He has to earn his ice. time," said Watson. "I won't sign two goalies and then have one of them sit on the bench all the time." It's expected that the roster will be finalized following Sunday's home game with Port Perry. THE SCOOP - In a 6-5 loss in Napancc on Friday night, Ryan Becker, Gary Armstrong, Kirby Moore, Matt Cardwell and Jason Gordon had one goal each...Rookies who have been signed so far include: include: Jeremy Woodcock, Dave Watt, Matt Cardwell, Ryan Becker, Kirby Moore and Sean Brown... ; Sarah Couch is trying to regain regain her goaltending position with the Bowmanville Eagles for this season. Senior Division : Our Senior Division Division (all bowlers not 19 years of age as of December 31, 1993) bowl at 8:00 am on Saturdays. To date we have 33 registered bowlers and do have more room for anyone wishing to bowl. The teams will be drawn up on Saturday, October 2nd. High single single games: Shawn Haley - 279; Andrew Andrew Break - 271, 234, 209; Jason Vickery - 260, 217; Tim Harness - 258,205; Sonya Vickery - 235,210; Amanda Welsh - 227, 205; Shane Cowan - 214 and Jeff Pearson -121, 107. High Triples bowled: Andrew Break - 714; Jason Vickery - 654; Tim Harness - 653; Sonya Vickery - 632; Shawn Haley - 606; Amanda Welsh - 592 and Jeff Pearson with 586. Junior Division : All bowlers who are not 14 years of age as of December 31, 1993, bowl in our Junior Division, starting at 9:30 a.m. on Saturdays at the Libery Bowl Lanes. To date we have 52 bowlers registered and do have room for additional additional members, if you do want to come out on Saturdays and join our league please do so this coming Saturday, Saturday, the 2nd as we will draw up the teams and start the first schedule on Saturday, October 2, 1993. High Singles bowled last week: Erin Stephen Stephen - 217; Melinda Tait - 206; David David Coffin - 201; Angie Ross 220; Greg Hoekstra - 197, 183; Nick Vanstone -192; Nicole Yezik -191; Karen Esselink - 187, 183, 180; James Welsh - 185; Adam Bell - 179; Nick Vanstone - 178. High Triples: Karen Esselink - 550; Greg Hoekstra - 541; Melinda Tait - 536; Alissa Burtch 496; Erin Stephen - 496; Angie Ross - 494; David Coffin-483. Coffin-483. Bantam Division : The Bantam Division consists of bowlers not yet . 11 years of age as of December 31, 1993. They bowl on Saturdays at 11:30 a.m. at Liberty Bowl. Our division division now has 56 bowlers registered registered and room for more, so if you arc planning to bowl this year, please register this coming Saturday, Saturday, as our teams arc formed and will start on Saturday, October 2, 1993. Terri Flintoff bowled a 175 single with a 435 triple; Adam Gos- wcll bowled 168, 156 singles, 469 triple; Ashcly Burtch with 164.154 Triple F Bowling Piet Glasbcrgcn 9, Minnie Knldc- way 8, Gordon De Jagcr 8, Don Vander Mccr 7, Ncl Van Abbcma 7, Peter Flonk 7, John Rozcma 6, Bill Van Dyk 6, Ron Bonsma 5, Wicbc Vanderuaast 5, Dirk Van Abbcma 2, Hammy VandcrCaast 2. High Single Ladies Minnie Kalde- way 219, High Single Men Melle Rozcma 284, High Triple Ladies Minnie Kaldeway 578, High Triple Men Melle Rozcma 755, High Average Average Ladies Minnie Kaldeway 195, High Average Men Melle Rozcma 198. singles and a 434 triple; Adam Walton Walton a 152 single and a 463 triple, and Kimberly Hellam with a 402 triple. Tyke Division : There are 39 registered Tyke bowlers, (bowlers not 8 years of age as of December 31, 1993) and they bowl on Saturdays Saturdays at 1:30 p.m. They bowl two games per week and we do have room to take additional bowlers for this division. If you are coming out to join, please do so on Saturday, October 2. We will have the team formed and start on Saturday, October October 2. High singles bowled: Michael Hossack -149; Stefanie VanHeuve- Tnshtia McDouedf-n^lffl' Ja^n The Bowmanville Eagles collected their second win of the pre- Fowler 114 Cassie Greênely - lS season on Sunday night at the Recreation Complex with a well- High Doubles - Stefanie VanHeuve- deserved 7-3 victory over the Picton Pirates. They will close out their len - 253; Michael Hossack - 244; exhibition schedule this week with a pair of games against Port Joshua McDougall - 218, Danny Perry. Above, Paul Gagnon is held down by a Picton defenceman as Perry - 211; Jason Fowler - 205. he tries to make his way to the net. MUNICIPALITY OF ( Jariiiqton ONTARIO PUBLIC NOTICE NATURAL ICE RINKS The Municipality of Clarington's Community Services Department is continuing the natural ice program started in the winter of 1992/93. The program involves a partnership between the Community Services Department and members of the community. If you would be interested in volunteering your time to assist in the provision of natural outdoor natural ice rinks or would, like additional information, please call: James Cameron, Parks and Cemetery Superintendent Community Services Department 623-3379 ext. 284 NOTE: ALL INTERESTED VOLUNTEERS SHOULD RESPOND BEFORE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15,1993 Date of Publication: September 22,1993 CS-4759 ON OS! 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