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1 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 27,1985 623-Ï303 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Congratulations to Brenda Oke and Ron Carter of the Saturday afternoon teenage bowling league. Brenda rolled a 307 single, 507 double and a 689 triple, for which she received crests for profiency. Ron received crests for a 406 double and a 551 triple in the bantam bowlers league. FLASHBACK --10 YEARS AGO -- Walter Frank Major Pee Wee's playing in Napanee defeated them to advance to the semi-finals against the winner of the Huntsville - Hespelcr series. CONGRATULATIONS -- Once again the Bowmanville Cowan-Pontiac Eagles are in the Ontario Finals. On Friday last, they finished the semi-finals against Port Perry MoJacks three games to one and now await the winners of the Port Hope Panthers vs. Lakefield series. If Lakefield wins, it should make for an interesting final as the Eagles find Lakefield quite a challenge. BOWLING -- In the Royal Canadian Legion District District Five Bowling Tournament held in Oshawa recently, Oshawa Legion was first with 3813 points. Bowmanville had 3639, Cobourg 3604 and Port Hope 3466. NON-CONTACT -- The 6th annual Bowmanville Non-Contact Hockey Tournament will be held at Orono Arena, April 5th, 6th and 7th and offers over $2,000 in prizes. For information, phone Ron Shackelton, 623-7327. MORE LAND -- The Ganaraska Conservation Area is interested in buying Carr's Marsh, 42 acres of land in Hamilton Township, south of Highway 2, between Port Hope and Cobourg, which is for sale at approximately $800 an acre. The Willow Beach Field Naturalists Club is also said to be interested in buying the land which is 40 per cent cattail marshline but considered one of the best shoreline marshes on Lake Ontario. BIG TOP -- Port Hope Sports Complex manager Eric Manship announced last week that the Circus is coming to town on Thursday, May 2nd. Two performances will take place at the Complex. More details will be released later. FIRST PITCH -- The spring's first baseball game is slated for Bowmanville on May 6th. The teams will be from the new High School League which is expected to go ahead this year. SPORTS King Garden Ties With Oshawa Antiques ' / Oshawa Rink Advances in Provincial Curling Championships « - 5 , lift; 6WS8 I1IÉÉ The rink skipped by Rich Veesey of Oshawa Playdown at the Bowmanville Curling Club. Pic- curled to first place on Sunday to advance to the tured above are Ontario Curling Association rep- next level in the provincial curling champion- resentative Del Watson presenting the winning ships. Rich and his teammates will now play in x badges to Rich Veesey, Rick Johnson, Gerry Uxbridge after winning the Zone 5, Intermediate Gelette, and Dick Snowden. Winners of Hooper's Jewellers Trophy HOCKEY SCHOOL -- Roger Neilson will be holding holding a hockey school at Trinity College School, Port Hope, this summer for boys from July 14th - August 24th. For details phone 416-885-2828. And, for a mere $3,295 per player, the Soviet Union's hockey school will be held from August 5th - 31st for boys of Bantam and Midget ages. Phone 416- 885-9816 for details^ FISHING DERBY -- The fourth annual Fishing Derby sponsored by the Ganaraska Sportsmen's Association, Mercury Outboard and other fine sporting goods manufacturers will be held at Port Hope Harbor February 23rd - March 31st. Prizes, weekly draws, biggest trout and mystery draw will be offered. Tickets available at Sommerville's Sporting Goods, Greenwood Tower Inn and on the River. AUDITIONS -- If you are bright, attractive, over 19, with at least a high school education, into dancing, outgoing and confident, you could try out for the Argo Sunshine Girls. Deadline for entries entries is March 15th, with auditions on March 24th. To enter send your letter and a couple of recent photos to Argo Sunshine Girls, 333 King St. E., Toronto M5A 3X5. Send a stamped, self addressed addressed envelope if you want your photos returned. ANYONE FOR BASEBALL? -- The town's community services department is already planning the '85 baseball and lobb ball season and estimates suggest that over 2,500 games will be played on municipal ball parks this year. Incidentally, that number doesn't include play-offs and tournaments. Looks like a busy season ahead. v Kl ONTARIO R IK MARCH fcàOF DIMES Ladies Monday Night Bowling Team Standings 14 points - Sharlene DeHart - 19768 pins 14 - Donna Harness -19192 14 - Sheila Roberts -18557 12 - Francine Wright -18645 11 - Barb Osborne -18615 10 - Jean Harness -18831 10 - Fern Bradley -18621 10 - Nancy Living -18556 9 - Jackie Braybrook -18627 8 - Lynda Nickerson -18456 7 - Donna Stainton -18417 7 - Pat Hetherington -18347 Top 10 Averages Donna Harness 226, Jackie Braybrook 208, Nancy Living 205, Sharlene DeHart 203, Sheila Roberts 201, Fern Bradley 200, Linda Bryant 196, Muriel Tennant 190, Mary Pat Hall 190, Lynda Nickerson 187. High Single Fern Bradley 300 High Triple Fern Bradley 714 TRIPLE F A. Vandergaast 16, N. Griffioen 15, A. Bonsma 14, A. Atkinson 14, I. Dykstra 12, N. Bakkerl2, D. Van Abbema 11, P. Glasbergen 11, J. Rozema 10, C. Niejenhuis 10, G. Evers 10, H. Vandergaast 9. High Single Ladies - H. Vandergaast 275. ■ High Single Men - A. Atkinson Atkinson 316. High. Triple Ladies - H. Vandergaast 638. High Triple Men - A. Atkinson Atkinson 704. I High Average Ladies - H. | Vandergaast 195. High Average Men - P. Glasbergen 211. By Bob Sheridan On Thursday night, backed by the steady goaltending of Junior Green, we tied the Antiques 7 - 7 in the Donevan Recreation Centre. Oshawa jumped out to a 2 - 0 lead before.George Sainsbury, playing on a line with Hugh German and Siegi Rohr, fired his first goal of the evening. Dan Girardi took a pass from Roger Shingler and fired a perfect low shot from the point that caught the far corner just inside the post. The Antiques then rallied for three goals and the game appeared to be beaded for a repeat of last Friday's rout. This, however, was not to be the case. Bob Sheridan, playing playing on the other line with Ron Rushak and Bob Deblois, was given a perfect pass on the killing ground. At a slight angle from twenty feet out, he hit the corner right along the ice. George Sainsbury then fired another blast that the goaltender never saw. The Antiques took a 6 - 4 lead. As a line change was proceeding, Bob Sheridan outfought a defender at the side of the net to slide the puck back to Hugh German who was racing in from the bench. Hugh fired a perfect blast past the bewildered bewildered netminder. George was then set up by Hugh and Siegi on the same shift to score his third goal of the evening and tie the game. The Antiques were determined determined to win the contest and rallied for a goal mid-way through the third period. With only seconds showing on the clock, Hugh German outfought outfought the goaltender and a defenseman behind the goal to bat the puck loose into the crease where Bob Sheridan tipped it into the open net. The two big men on the team had again combined to snatch a tie from the jaws of defeat in the eleventh hour. We showed up for this game with only nine players and the . Antiques arrived with twenty. They graciously loaned us Paul Gibbon and Ron Wright who played a spirited game on defense against their erstwhile erstwhile mates. Ron Rushak, Bob Deblois and Siegi Rohr all had several fine chances on goal in this game but were kept from scoring by good defensive work and the Antique goaltender, goaltender, Bill Braden. Royalview Glass Leads Spencers In the final of the Commercial League, defending champs Royalview Glass defeated Spencers 4-3 in double overtime to go up 2 games to 0. Paul Kennedy scored 2 goals for Royalview with singles going to Dave Boyce and Dan Armstrong. Assists went to James Patersen, Dan Armstrong, Barry Boyle, A1 Urbas. Charlie Andulsek, Paul Leslie one each. Scoring for Spencers - Steve Simpson, Jordie Bowen and Joe Hollister; assists went to John Hogarth, Kevin Sanders and Doug Ritchie. Game 3 is this Sunday at 11:00. Come on out and see some good entertaining hockey. PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our specialty is lumber and lumber products. 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OSHAWA 78 Simcoe St. N. - 579-1911 378 King St. W. - 433-0922 ALL REFUNDS SUBJECT TO APPROVAL Winners of the Hoopers' Jewellers Trophv for their performance at the Ladies Thursday Afternoon Curling were (kneeling) Kathleen Clark, (back left to right) Glennys Simmons, Joan Mcllveen, and Sheila Dadson, with Martha Hogarth presenting. The VCR that makes all the others* Hooper's Jewellers have a fine selection of Lodge Rings. Eastern Star Rebekah *170. 00 Masonic *165.°° Odd Fellow oo *250. 00 *250. You can order any lodge emblems you may require Hooper's Jewellers 39 King St. W. Bowmanville Telephone 623-5747 Hospital Bowling February 19,1985 Ladies High Single Sharon Woodcock 290 Men's High Single Art Atkinson 261 Ladies High Triple Susie Marshall 656 Men's High Triple Art Atkinson 732 Top 10 Averages Phil Woodcock 201, Art Atkinson 201, Janice Woodcock 193, Rod Greenley 190, Susie Marshall 189, Roy Woodcock 186, Jim Potter 182, Marie Pickard 181, Brian Cnscagnelte 178, Ted Broome 176, Peter Thomas 176. Team 5 is in first place with 30 points and 18437 pinfnll. February 12,1985 Ladles High Single Sharon Woodcock 232 Men's High Single Ted Broome 235 Ladles High Triple Sharon Woodcock 611 Men's High Triple Ted Broome 590 Top 1(1 Averages Phil Woodcock 199, Janice Woodcock 190, Art Atkinson 191, Hod Greenley 194, Hoy Woodcock Hill, Susie Marshall 1115, Jim Poller 183, Brian Cascagiielto 180, Marie Plcknnl 179, Ted Broome 1711, Team 5 mill team 2 arc tied for first place with 30 points, FEATURES • Programmable channel memory with voltage synthesized synthesized tuner • Setting 4 programs/2 week is possible with built-in programmable timer • Tuning ability for cable systems channel A through W • Infrared remote control operation • Instant recording timer • Maximum 8 hours recording/playback • Front loading mechanism • Automatic rewind • Soft touch control with microprocessor • Visual search • Rewind shut-off 100 For Only $ 749 95 INCLUDES FREE MOVIES in this price range Bowmanville Audio-Vision 20 King St. W. Telephone 623-2312