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UWe Britain. Wins Senes jn Two Straight Games Langley Utility Falcons Eliminated The Clarington Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, August 20, 1994 7 Adult Skating Offered Calling all adults from 19 to 90. one-and-a-half hours of ice, one Are you looking for something fun night per week, to do and an excellent form of exer- It is hoped that we can run two, by Brad Kelly The end of the baseball season came quickly for the Bowmanville Langley Utility Falcons in their senior senior 'D' playoff series. Little Britain completed a two game sweep in the best-of-three series series on Friday night, posting a 6-1 victory on their home field. Coupled with the 13-3 win in game one of the series, Little Britain have advanced to the next round where they will face Lyle. Little Britain scored three runs in the opening inning of Friday's series clinching win, while limiting Bowmanville Bowmanville to only five hits. Troy Foster turned in a solid performance performance on the mound for Bowmanville, Bowmanville, pitching all nine innings. "He (Foster) pitched a heck of a game for us. We just had nothing to back him up," said Bowmanville coach Ron Cormier. The loss concludes a season that could best be described as turbulent for the ball club. With expectations high to start their second year in the senior EOBA league, Bowmanville struggled struggled on the field. A couple of forfeits forfeits during the season almost resulted resulted in the team being suspended from the league for the balance of this season. "We struggled bad this year. We improved, but we really struggled," admitted Cormier. Much of the team's problems stemmed from fielding an inconsistent inconsistent lineup through much of the season. season. "We never seemed to get the whole crew out at once," Cormier observed. "We would get half the guys out one week, then the other half the next week." Despite the problems the team encountered during the season, Cormier vowed to return again next year. The winner of the series between Little Britain and Lyle will advance to the All-Ontario championship weekend which is being hosted by Kendal from September 2-5. cise? Orono Figure Skating Club is starting a new program this fall designed designed for adults. It will include recreational, recreational, healthy activity and a place for you to learn to skate, thereby thereby keeping up with our children, or an avenue to hone old skills and learn new ones. The only equipment required is a pair of skates, some warm clothes and the desire to do something fun and interesting. We will have one to ten week sessions (October to December, December, and January to March). For further information, call Gail McKenzie at 983-9542, or Joan Moffat at 983-9561. If you are interested, please give us a call. We would like to have some idea of the number of people who might enjoy this program in order order to get it skating. Remember: exercise is one key to healthy living. SPECIAL SUMMER SALE Begins Thursday August 18th for THREE DAYS ONLY... 025% OFF ALL STARTER CAPS c c G3 C$20 OFF CCM Replica Major League Baseball Jerseys Visit us Thursday - We'll be open until Midnight for Moonlight Madness © 58 King Street W. Bowmanville 623-0322 STARTING New Teen Classes and Adult Classes Tap • Ballet • Jazz Hip Hop • Theatre Dance' 1 • Classes for All Ages . • Performance Opportunities Competition Work and Exams Our classes are always fun, exciting and disciplined. 1 Also Classes in the Village of Newcastle CALL TODAY. LIMITED SPACE Competitive Prices A >- on Classes, Costumes ""'L. and Recital t * FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 435-0762 or 723-0593 r Barbara Szabunia B.A.T.D., C.D.T.A. til blooES ON-ICE STAFF NEEDED The Newcastle MINI-BLADES program is looking for on-ice helpers to assist in the development of young, aspiring hockey players. MINI-BLADES: a) is modelled after the CAHA/Chrysler Initiation Program b) teaches youngsters the fundamentals of hockey c) assists in developing and improving their skills If you are interested in joining our MINI-BLADES staff please contact Nan Spencer 623-6757 Garry Thompson 697-3306 !$ SAVE 50 00 on deductible of most windshield insurance claims plus... Free Gas Bar-B-Que Limited Time Offer ÆERS Auto Goer BOWMANVILLE 623-4225 19 SILVER ST. OSHAWA WHITBY UXBRIDGE PORT PERRY LINDSAY PETERBOROUGH ORILLIA MINDEN © A '•'•'-Vx is born of the ■ < . •: 1/ i ' V'v.' •<. A s ./ X ■ August 24th!