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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 21,1986 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Officers of Southview Golf and Country Club announced this week that they will definitely proceed with plans to construct a new clubhouse and curling club, starting June 5th, with curling beginning November 1st. FLASHBACK --10 YEARS AGO -- Garth Gilpin has offered to ride his tricycle from Toronto to Port Hope in the Great Canadian Race if one of the service clubs will sponsor him. - ■ mrt-ialk OMttf: Awards Presented at Annual Dart League Banquet DOG-A-THON -- With the approval of the United Way, the Distress Centre is once again into the area of fund-raising. This is our second annual Walk-a- Dog-athon in Darlington Provincial Park, June 14th at 10:00 a.m. Phone 723-4461 for details. THANK YOU -- The Editor of The Statesman would like to thank the members of Liberty Bowl Youth Bowling League for their thoughtfulness in sending him a a card signed by most, if not all the bowlers advising that they will be back at the alleys in September. JET RALLY '86 - The Bay of Quinte Aeromodellers Radio Control Model Aircraft Club expect about 100 scale model aircraft flying with pilots coming from as far away as Texas at their 86 Jet Rally on May 31st and June 1st at Mountainview Airport, south of Belleville on Hwy. 62. JUNIOR ORIOLES -- The Cowan Pontiac L & L Tool Jr. Orioles will be having their first home game of the season Sunday, May 25, 1 p.m. at Soper Creek Park, when they play host to Ajax. The Orioles have some new faces in their lineup this year along with some who haven't played for a couple of years. Come out and support the boys as they will try to give you some good entertainment. entertainment. The Legion Ladies Dart League met at Bowmanville Restaurant for their annual banquet and presentation of awards on Tuesday, May 13th. Overall Champions were, 1-r, Bette Milner, Shirley Fowler, Joyce Major, Kelly Warner, Debbie Gibson; absent, Vi Linton. OPENING DAY -- The Town of Newcastle Baseball Association's Opening Day is Saturday, May 24th at Soper Creek Park. 11:30 a.m. - Branch 178 Legion Pee Wees vs. Oshawa. 1:45 p.m. - Branch 178 Legion Bantams vs. Oshawa. 4:30 p.m. - Canadian Tire Midgets vs. Orono. Hot dogs and hamburgers will be sold by the Baseball mothers. "The Recreation League" opens at Memorial Park. Baseball action for the future: Sunday, May 25th at Soper. Creek Park - 1:00 p.m. - Cowan Pontiac L&L Tool Juniors vs. Ajax. Monday, May 26th at Memorial Park North, 6:00 p.m. Memorial Park Tykes vs. Oshawa. Tuesday, May 27th at Memorial Park North, 6:00 p.m. Branch 178 Legion Pee Wees vs. Cobourg at Sopèr Crçek Park. 6:15 p.m. Branch 178 Legion Bantams vs. Ajax. Wednesday, March 28th at SopqrCreek Park, 6:15 p.m. Canadian Tire Midgets vs. Ajax. -, A PHYSICAL ACTIVITY WEEK -- This year's National Physical Activity Week, May 24 to June 1, is a shoe-in for increased awareness and mass participation of Canadians in physical activities of all kinds. Last year, more than nine million Canadians participated in 10,000 events across the country in this "moving" celebration. National Physical Activity Week will kick off Friday, May 23 with "Sneaker Day". As an incentive incentive to encourage Canadians to wear their sneakers to work, school, play and home that day, Otto Jelinek, Minister of State for Fitness and Amateur Sport, will launch a giant inflated sneaker on Parliament Hill, Ottawa, on May 21, 1986. Playoff Champions in the Legion Ladies Dart Williams, Vicki Stephens, Cathy Sims, Marg League were, 1-r, Linda Coombes, Bertha Baxter. PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our specialty is lumber agd lumber products. A complete line of kiln drléa hardwood and softwoods. • Walnut • Cherry • Maple • Redwood • Teak • Oak • Phil. Mahog. • Softwoods Hardwood & softwood plywood. MILL and YARD Specialty 328 Rltson Rd. N., Oshawa Custom Milling 725-4744 by Janine Foster The Kendal K's Bantam team opened their season on Thursday in Port Hope. The game was tied at seven until the Port Hope team pulled ahead and won the game 14 to 7. Brad MacCrimmon pitched the first six innings and Brad Lambert came in to finish the game. Getting hits for Kendal were Brad MacCrimmon, Anthony Barnoski and 'Brad' Foster with 'two each, while Jason Carroll, Mat Stephen son and Marty Robinson got one apiece. The K's home opener on Saturday against Belleville again ended in defeat with a score of 18 to 7. 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Joe Werheid relieved Jeff Edmundson in the top of the seventh inning to finish out the game. The winning pitcher was Eric Moore of Kendal, The big guns at bat for , Kendal were: Kirk Woodward, Woodward, Mike Robinson, Eric Moore and Fraser Wallace. Scott Michelson, Doug Rickard and John Robinson played well for the Lakers in a losing cause. On Wednesday evening in Port Hope, The Newcastle Lakers were soundly trounced by the powerful Port Hope Flyers 24 to 5. Once again it was a comedy of errors that hurt the Lakers' Club. The next Newcastle Lakers' home game is on Sunday, May 25th, 1:00 p.m. at Newcastle Village Park. Countdown to Participaction Challenge Day by Stephanie Chapman Are you ready? Set? The countdown to the Participaction Participaction Challenge Day has begun. This great event is to begin on Wednesday May 28 „ from ^,a;m; to 10 p.m: One ; • reason for the. challenge is : to discover if the town of Newcastle is more fit than Ajax or Uxbridge. A second reason for the day is just to have fun. Everyone in the Town of Newcastle is to be involved. Several groups, the Bank of Commerce, Delta Faucet, the YWCA, Community Care, and Bowmanville High School have already accepted the challenge. In order to join in the day's events you simply have to participate in any physical activity that makes your heart beat faster for 15 minutes - cutting the lawn, dancing, walking, or any other exercise you can think of. The scoring for this event is done on the honour system. system. Simply phone the Physical Fitness Centre at 623-2219, 623-1907, or 623- 5733 to report your activity. Call as many times as you like as long as a different activity is done each time and last for at least 15 minutes. minutes. The winners will be everyone who participates in this great event. As well, if the Town of Newcastle has the greatest number of participants, they will become become "the fittest community community in the Durham Region." So join with your family, your neighbours, and your friends, and discover how much fun physical fitness can be! Fire Prevention Poster Winners Announced A young Bowmanville artist artist has been chosen as the designer of the best Fire Prevention Week poster in the Durham Region. Melinda Broome, a student student at St. Joseph's School, was chosen as the overall winning poster in the girls' category. She was also selected as the winner of the girls' competition for the Town of Newcastle. Jn the boys' category, Brett Rogers, of Newcastle Village, received the top award in the town's poster competition, Brett is a student student at Newcastle Public School. "The posters were extremely extremely well done, showing excellent quality and workmanship workmanship and making it a difficult task for the judges," said Fire Chief Jim Aldridge in a report to members of the general purpose and administration administration committee, Local entries were judged by the district chiefs from each station on April 10. OSHAWA RACER -- Randy MacDonald crammed the start of his 1986 stock car racing season, final exams for his engineering degree and the launch of a career all into April. The 23-year-old from Oshawa handles a tight schedule as well as he races the Buick Regal which earned him NASCAR North Rookie of the Year honors last year. "It's work to me now", says MacDonald, referring to his upcoming 30-race schedule, which includes running a Jr. Hanley-prepared Chev Camaro in the Molson Export 200 at Cayuga Speedway, May 31 - June 1. "I'm prepared to work even harder at it this year," he adds. MacDonald starts the 1986 Coors Tour in Vermont the same weekend he begins final exams for his chemical engineering degree at University of Waterloo. "As a rookie last year, I had to always start at the back of the field. I had plenty of heat race wins, finished fourth in the feature at Stafford, Conn., and managed 13th overall in NASCAR North points and Rookie of the Year which was my main goal." His father, Marrill (Doc), who manages the team, and mother, Pat, lend much financial as well as moral support to his racing efforts and sister Terry frequently helps as crew. . mil WOMEN'S GAME -- The Ninth Annual Colgate Women's Games will be held on June 14th and 15th at Etobicoke's Centennial Stadium in Toronto. All females 10 years of age and older as of December 31, 1986 (that is born in 1976 or earlier) are eligible to compete. For those wishing to enter the 1986 Colgate Women's Games, the entry deadline is May 25 and entry forms are available at local Schools or track clubs or by writing to: Colgate Women's Games, P.O. Box 55, Postal Station "G", Toronto, Ontario, M4M 3E8. PHONE SNUGGLE -- Children across Ontario can i dial 1-900-720-BEAR and wish TV's celebrity teddy •' bear, Snuggle, a happy birthday. For one week . beginning Monday, May 12th, Lever Brothers have , madë it possible for kids across the province to personally call their famous furry friend on his first birthday. Each call costs only 50 cents plus tax < from anywhere in Ontario. In conjunction with this ; unique promotion Lever Brothers is also offering a ; Win-Your-Own-Snuggle-Bear contest, in which entrants who submit their names along with a ' Snuggle liquid fabric softener proof-of-purchase , can win one of 500 Snuggle teddy bears. Contest, details and entry forms are available at all Snuggle, fabric softener retail outlets. Look for a personal Toronto appearance by Snuggle on May 24th, as he 1 and his creator Hermit Love of Sesame Street fame ; host the Metro Toronto Zoo's special Snuggle First , Birthday Party. " Bowmanville Merchants Softball it. 01 ^ .1986 Season Schedule • no . 9 ' Wqd-jMay 14 7:00 Brooklin - Bowmanville ,; ' Tues ., May 20 8:30 Bowmanville - Port Perry Wed., May 21 7:00 Mag Dry wall - Bowmanville Mon., May 26 8:30 Bowmanville - Curlys (DF#3) Wed., May 28 7:00 Curlys - Bowmanville Mon., June 2 8:30 Bowmanville - Hepcoe (DF#3) Wed., June 4 7:00 Pineridge - Bowmanville : Wed., June 11 7:00 Pontypool - Bowmanville > Thurs., June 12 6:30 Bow. - Mag Drywall (DF#1) Tues., June 17 8:30 Bowmanville - Pontypool ; Wed., June 18 8:30 Bow. - Pineridge (Orono) Mon., June 23 6:30 Bow. - Oshawa Midgets (DF#1) 7:00 Hepcoe - Bowmanville 7:00 Oshawa Midgets - Bow. 7:30 Bowmanville - Brooklin , 8:30 Bow. - Mag Drywall (DF#3) 7:00 Port Perry - Bowmanville 7:00 Pineridge - Bowmanville 7:30 Bowmanville - Brooklin 8:30 Bowmanville - Pontypool 7:00 Hepcoe - Bowmanville 7:00 Curlys - Bowmanville 1 8:30 . Bowmanville - Port Perry 7:00 Oshawa Midgets - Bow ; • Memorial Park S Wed., June 25 Wed., July 2 Thurs., July 10 Mon., July 14 Wed., July 16 Wed., July 23 Thurs., July 24 Tues., July 29 Wed., July 30 Wed., Aug. 6 Tues., Aug. 12 Wed., Aug. 13 Home Games DF - Durham College, Simcoe St. N„ Oshawa Pltch-ln and Keep Canada Beautiful CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE FITNESS CENTRE "HALF-PRICE" DAY sgppy- Wednesday, May 28,1986 Not only are swimming and squash fees half-price but we've 1 added extra swims, open aqua-lit classés and "YWCA" FITNESS classes tor a buckl So got out and participate help our community become FIT!" ' SPECIAL SWIM SCHEDULE 7:00 a.m. - 8:30 a.m. Early Bird Swim 11:45 a.m. -1:15 p.m. Adult Swim ■ 1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. Pre-School Swim 2:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Open Aqua-Fit Class - (Men Welcome too!) 3:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. - Open Aqua-Fit Class - (Men Welcome loo!) 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Public Swim Cost for Swims: Youth/Seniors .50= Adult .75=. Cost for Squash: Non-Prime Time (7 a.m. - 4 p.m.) $1,50/person . Prime Time (4 p.m. -10 p.m.) $2.25/porson i Also Y.W.C.A. Fitness Classes For a Buck (Starling Times - 9:30 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 12:15 p.m., 1:15p.m.and 2:15p.m.) So Swim, Squash or Exercise on May 28th •• Count Yourself In?