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The Canadian Statesman, liowmanville. June 3,1987 7 Nothing Like a Bubble Bath to End the Day m ÆÊÊÊË r / v-*- There's nothing like a good bubble bath at the end the pool as part of Participaction Day activités on of a hard day. These soapy faces are just a few of May 27. The team completed 2672 lengths and celeb- the Town of Newcastle Fitness Centre's "Metre- rated with a bubble bath when all the swimming was Eater" Team. The aquatic staff was challenged by over, the Cobourg YWCA to swim across Lake Ontario in This looks like fun. As part of the Participation and supplied by Goodyear, was a hit for all swim- Day activities at the Newcastle Fitness Centre, the mers. Though it kept the lifeguards on their toes, it "Trimaran" arrived for the evening family swim. The helped to make fitness fun and boost the number of large inflated raft, made from parachute material, participants from the Town of Newcastle. Charlie's V-Plus Beats Skylight Donuts n the Town of Bowman- e, Bantam House League ion Saturday, May 30th at >er Creek, Charlie's V-Plus it Skylight Donuts, ack Bentley and Jason rrick powered three hits :h and cashed in Doug llson and Kevin Jay three les each. Robert de Verteil, iyne Roussel and Jeremy Tymoshik scored twice each for V-Plus. Steve Tucker, Paul Wiersma and Roland de Verteil were effective base- runners. Ian Whyte and Derrick Hooper hammered the ball hard three times each but were robbed by good fielding. Jason Vacheresse, the wily veteran, pitched three hit ball for the win. Jack Bentley was effective in relief in spite of some brutal fielding. Workhorse Steve McCullough McCullough pitched valiantly but took his first loss. He won the home opener for Skylight Donuts. Steve Bizi was effective effective in relief for Skylight and contributed two hits. Geoff Noyes got two hits also. Leigh mvm uiui ovui cu one for Skylight as did Shawn Connolly. Nathan Duclos tripled to score two runs in. Charlie's V-Plus are defending defending champs but newcomers and off-season trades should make for some exciting league action. Both teams were rewarded for their hustling efforts. Thanks for the donuts, Skylight. Tyrone 60 Plus Club News On Wedriesday, May 13, at the Tyrone Orange Hall, 40 people sat down to a 60 plus club pot luck dinner. We had a good variety of hot dishes, which were quickly consumed by hearty appetites, and were topped off with cakes, whipped cream and tea. After lunch we had nine tables of euchre, which everyone everyone enjoyed. The results were: Ladies' High - June Wilson 94; Men's High - Carl Gimblett 84; Ladies' Low - Helen McArthur 48; Men's Low - Grace Smith 40. Special draws Doreen Ferguson and Meta Swain. This dinner finishes up for this season. Starting again September9th, 1987. Come out and join us for good food and fellowship. Have a good summer. Submitted by Ann Park 1 Darlington Youth Soccer League Recent Score Scores of the Week ■' Ending May 29 Tyke - Eagles 8 vs. Solina 2; Hawks 4 vs. Tyrone 1; Shoppers Drugs Falcons 1 vs. Ravens 9; Newcastle 7 vs. Owls 7; Hampton 4 vs. Checker's Variety Condors 2. Squirts - Orono 4 vs Beavers 2; Newcastle II 0 vs Lions 7; P. Lange's London Life Cheetahs 0 vs Wolves 5; Newcastle I 1 vs Fifth Wheel Tigers 0; Hampton 1 vs Tyrone 1. Atom - Tyrone 1 vs Dennis Pizzeria Rangers 6; Hampton 9. vs Celtics 0. i Mosquitos - Port Perry II 2. vs Hampton 5; Stings 3 vs Port Perry I 3. Pee Wee - Bowmanville Optimists Blizzard 1 vs Hampton 0; G. Van Dyk Real Estate Rowdies 10 vs Oakwood 1. Blackstock If there has been a graduation in your family this spring please phone me the details so the report may be included in the column. Next Sunday the speaker at the Blackstock United Church will be Doreen VanCamp. Doreen will be leaving in mid-June for her new position north of Sudbury at Valley East in St.l f ames in the Valley United Church. Best wishes will go with you Doreen. On Sunday Thelma and Lloyd Wright, Audrey and Walter Wright attended the Yelverton School Reunion Reunion - Thelma as a former teacher and Audrey as a former student. The afternoon was spent in much visiting and renewing old friendships. friendships. A very enjoyable day.' The Senior Citizens sponsored an Old Tyme Dance on Saturday even- j ing with music provided by Frank / Barkey. A good time was enjoyed by ; aU. Also on Saturday the St. John's 1 Church annual spring supper was held. In spite of the severe storm that went through this area about that time, the event turned out very successful thanks to those who braved braved the stormy weather. Hampton Students Raise Over 9 1900 Skipping Rope Some schools will do just about anything to help a good cause. This crowd of 114 Hampton JuniorPub- 1 ic School students participated in their first ever Jump Rope for Heart skip-a-thon. The participants raised $2919.90 for the Heart and Stroke Foundation, which will be used for further research. Pictured with the group is Janice Johnson, left, parent volunteer, volunteer, and Mr. O'Neill, staff supervisor. Accepting the cheque on behalf of the Heart and Stroke Foundation Foundation is Shirley Wonnacott, right. DON PLAIN SHELL presents CUSTOMER APPRECIATION DAYS 2 Draws for Dinner for 2 4 Draws for Brunch at PORT DARLINGTON MARINA Bowmanville 623-4925 DRAW TO BE MADE Tuesday, June 30,1987 NO PURCHASE NECESSARY! Ballots available at DON PLAIN SHELL SELF SERVICE GAS BAR and CAR WASH Spring is Sprung, The grass isRiz, We hope you don't wonder, Where your animal "is"! Call us for all your fencing needs, materials, gates and posts ORONO CUSTOM FENCING 983-5530 180 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-4811 For Life insurance, check with State Farm. • Permanent Life. • Term Life. . • Universal Life Like a good neighbor, Slate Farm is there. Don Irvine 6234482 108 Waverley Rd., Bowmanville INIURANCI V Resource Technician Honored for Conservation Contribution V. : -- / Gerry Ingram, resource technician with the Ministry Ministry of Natural Resources, was honored for his contribution contribution to conservation Saturday afternoon on the occasion of anniversary celebrations at the Ganaraska Forest. Mr. Ingram is shown here as he receives a gift from Elmore Scott (right), chairman of the Ganaraska Region Conservation, Authority from 1957 to 1960. At left is Newcastle town councillor councillor Frank Stapleton, current vice-chairman of the Authority. The presentation to Mr. Ingram was just part of the activities under way Saturday afternoon during the 40th anniversary celebration held at the Ganaraska Forest Centre. The day concluded with hikes in the forest. Members Open Held at Newcastle A members Open Tournament Tournament was held at Newcastle Golf Course on May 16th. The weather was perfect, clear and cool with no bugs. Ladies Results: Overall Low Gross - Edna Butler 94; Overall Low Net - Carrie Brideau 67. A Flite - 1st Low Gross - Carol Garrod 98; B Flite - 1st Low Gross - Bernice Mills 102; C. Flite - 1st Low Gross - Eleanor Glover 124. A Flite - 1st Low Net - Jean Graham 73; B. Flite - 1st Low Net - Eileen Easton 68; C. Flite - 1st Low Net - Doris Arseneau - 84. Longest Drives - A Flite - Carolyn Garrod; B Flite - Jackie Oke; C Flite - Majella Losier. Closest to the Pin - Jean LeBreton; Pot of Gold - Laura Blight. Men's Results: Overall Low Gross - Norm Duncan Jr. 76; Overall Low Net - Ron DeWulf 62. A Flite - 1st Low Gross - Rick Fox 78; B. Flite - 1st Low Gross - Jeff Whalley 83; C Flite - 1st Low Gross - Terry Kendal 83; D Flite - 1st Low Gross - Wayne Genzler - 88; E. Flite - 1st Low Gross - Gord Garrod 94. A Flite - 1st Low Net - Ron McPhate 69; B. Flite - 1st Low Net - Larry Crouse 69 ; C Flite - 1st Low Net - Mike Hrdlicka 64; D Flite - 1st Low Net - Joe Friedrick 67 ; E Flite - 1st Low Net - Roy Thorneycroft 63. Longest Drives - A Flite Jim Allison; B and C Fûtes - A1 Yaworski; D and E Flites - Wayne Genzler. Closest to the Pin - Ron McPhate; Pot of Gold - Otto Ferenc. Terry Baker aced No. 7, Yardage - 215, during the Members Open Tournament. His foursome consisted of Jim Allison, John Huggins and Marty Blake, all of whom said "It was a beautiful shot right for the pin." Terry used a four iron for his 1st Hole in One, his total score was 79. 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