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Delta Faucet Minor Poe Wees Showing Signs of On Saturday, Dec. 8, our Delta Pee Wees hosted Ajax at Memorial Arena and came out on the short end of a well played game. There was plenty of action in the game but few goals were scored. As a matter of fact, there was no scoring for two periods and in the entire game not one penalty was called. Our boys were having their problems up until this game but they finally put it all together today and played like a team. Each boy gave his best performance and they almost succeeded. Toros opened the scoring when Pete Hughes found the range on a set up by Greg Martin with 3:37 gone in the third perid. However, Ajax came right back at 3:53 of the period and tied it up. It appeared that the game would end in a tie when at 13:19 of the period, Ajax got a break, one of the few mistakes made by our boys and got the go ahead goal. Toros pressed for the equalizer but could not score before time ran out. A good effort boys. Run Into Hot Goalie On Tuesday, Dec. il the Minor Pee Weé Toros travelled to Bay Ridges to meet their arch-rivals whom they have never beaten. Our boys turned in a super effort only to be turned back by excellent goaltending. The two teams traded goals I mprovemeont in the first two periods. Toros' goal was scored by Mark Hickey on a super three-way passing play with Mike Knight and Jay Kelly. Late in the second period and early in the third, Bay Ridges ran into penalty problems and Toros swarmed all over their opposition but could not score. Peter Hughes, Mike Knight, Grég Martin, Mark Hickey, Jay Kelly and Chris Moroz all had excellent scoring chances but could not beat the Ridges' goalie. The inability to score during their power plays frustrated Toros somewhat and Bay Ridges having returned to full strength quickly capitalized on two opportunities to take a three to one lead. They increased it to 4-1 at the 8:45 mark. Toros did not give up though and fought back with a goal of their own with four minutes left when Greg Martin fed a pass to Peter Hughes who drifted a high shot over the outstretched arm of the Ridges' goalie from the point. However, Toros could not add to their production and the score ended 4-2 in favor of Bay Ridges. They played well in this game and deserved a better fate but that's hockey. Take on Port Hope On Saturday, Dec. 15, Toros played an exhibition game against the Port Hope Pee Wee team. Toros lost 4-2 but played Jury & Lovell Drugs SPECIALS Flip Flash No. 2 Flash Cubes Flash Cubes *2.29 $1.77 Magic Cubes $1.79 Photo Albums $1.99 26 King St. E., Bowmanville Phone 623-3361 - Free Deliverv well but not as good as they did in Bay Ridges the previous Tuesday evening. Had they played as well Saturday they might have won this one. Scorers for Toros were Peter Hughes unassisted and Greg Martin assisted by Pete. In spite of the season long losing streak which Toros have been on, they are starting to show some signs of snapping out of the doldrums and are working hard. Perhaps motivation for the boys to play some inspired hockey and register a win or two Good luck boys. Mixed Mjor December 10 Team Standings Reynolds, 28 points, 40,427 pinfall; Perfect, 26, 40,645; Welton, 23, 39,130; Terry, 22, 39,589; Heffron, 21½, 39,162; Piper, 2012, 39,141; Pollard, 19, 39,057; Wright, 19, 38.653; Mott, 19, 38,554; Sutcliffe, 12, 37,467. High single - Men - J. Heffron 311. To date - I. Welton 316. Ladies - B. Gilkes 267. To date - J. Welton 319. High triple - Men - J. Heffron 781. To date - J. Heffron 781. Ladies - P. Bagnell 686. To date - H. Reynolds 705. Top Averages L. Piper 217, 1. Welton 216, J. Sutcliffe 206, R. Wright 205, M. Reynolds 204 (41), J. Wilson 204, J. Heffron 203, E. Perfect 201, V. Terry 200. Team Standings - Reynolds 26, 37378; Perfect 25, 37928: Welton 22, 36205; Terry 21, 36841; Wright 19, 35947; Piper 18½2, 36296: Heffron 18. 35966; Mott 17, 35686; Pollard 16, 36037, Sutcliff 12, 34882. High single - Men - J. Murphy 303, Ladies - B. Heffron 266. To date - I. Welton 316 (Men), to date - J. Welton - 319 (Ladies). High triple - Men J. Murphy 746, Ladies H. Reynolds 705; To Date J. Wilson 770 (Men), to date - H. Reynolds - 705 (Ladies). Top 10 Averages - L. Piper 215, 1. Welton 215, J. Sutcliffe 206, J. Wilson 206, R. Wright 205, E. Perfect 203, M. Reynolds 202, J. Murphy 200, H. Reynolds 200. Bulding Supplies Tuesday, Dec. il saw the Durham Building Supplies Atoms drop a 3-0 game to Sunderland. With more penalties than shots on net, Durham Building was no challenge to Sunderland this time. Durham Building Supplies played together as a team when they faced Fenelon Falls on Saturday, Dec. 15 on home ice, losing only 3-2. Bowman- ville scored at the 7:48 mark of the first period when Brian Noble connected on a play set up by Dan McLean. The second goal came in the second period when Dan McLean scored on a pass from Brian Noble. Durham Building Supplies' Atoms had more shots on their opponents' goal than they have even experienced before, Thu Rsday In the first game, Hunt's Photography extended their winning streak to 11 games without a loss by downing Cowan-Pontiac 4 - 2. Cowans have not picked up a point since their fifth game. J. Bowen notched his first of all four goals in the first half minute as Hunts never looked back. Bowen scored once more in the first and twice in the second. J. Caruana had a pair of assists, B. Osborne, W. Harness, S. Brown, W. Hunt, R. Jeffers, and G. Atkinson had singles. D. Ormiston led Cowans with both goals with 'Fly Draper' picking up an assist. D. & R Sports Beat Hoopers In the second match, D & R Sports put it to Hoopers Jewellers 7 - 3. D. Rickard scored twice with singles going to A. Clarke, S. Allen, B. December 16 Team Standings Vivian Hunt, 40703,66; Mary Chisholm, 39773, 64; Carol Russell, 40672, 63; Nancy Piels, 40078, 56; Paul Piels, 38803, 55; Delores Walkey, 38910, 51; Jessie Heenan, 37398, 39; Arnold Vangoor, 37013, 21. High triples - Les Hunt 719, Linda Bentley 694. High single - Les Hunt 270, Linda Bentlev 249. Atoms Lose Two Gomes, Win On. in an exhibition game on Sunday, Dec. 16 at Civic Auditorium when they defeated Oshawa's Little N.H.L. 9-0. Durham Building's goals were scored as follows: Period 1 - 1. Dan McLean from Brian Noble and Christian Goernans, 2. Bobby McArthur from Dan McLean and Brian Noble, 3. Scott Burns from Travis Martyn and Jamie Lever, 4. Brian Noble from Dan McLean and Christian Goernans, 5. Brian Noble from Dan McLean and Christian Goernans. Period 2 - 6. John Edmond- son from Mike Colwell and Jamie Lever, 7. Robbie Real from Kenny DeSmedt and Jamie Downing. Period 3 - 8. Robbie Real from Jamie Downing and Kenny DeSmedt. 9. John Edmondson from Dan McLean. The goals scored by l3obby McArthur, Robbie Real and John Edmondson are their first goals this year. Durham Building Supplies' Atoms play next in Pickering on Saturday, and in Port Perry on Sunday. Cornerstone of the Week is Scott Burns Scott Burns, number 5, is a very versatile player on Durham Building's offense as he often centres his line, but is just as capable on wing. Scott is playing all-star hockey for the first time this year and bas already accumulated 7 points. Scott is a year-round sports enthusiast who participates in bal and soccer and enjoys fishing too. Scott is in Mrs. Hoar's class at Ontario Street School. Good luck, Scott! Night Hockey Lague Alldread, G. Murphy, B. Knox, D. Rickard, D. Knox, G. Murphy and W. Murphy had a pair of assists each, singles going to A. Clarke, S. Allen, B. Knox, A. Murphy, K. Dickens and B. Bradley. Everyone on the D & R squad picked up at least one point with the exception of S. Burgess who turned in another good game. G. Murphy also'played well for Hoopers but once again his teammates let D & R pound rubber at him time and time again. J. Humenick, Mr. Cornell and J. Colwell had singles. Assists went to E. Carter and R. Breadon with two each, D. Osmond and Mr. Hewer had singles. This Thursday at 7:00, Cowans vs. Hoopers, and at 8:30 D & R vs Hunts. On November 16th, Scott Colonels Novice Toros travelled to Stouffville to play a well disciplined hockey club. The first period looked as though it would be a close game with Stouffville scoring one goal. The second period started off the first minute of play with a nice goal from Troy Mutton unassisted, but one minute later Stouffville came back to make it 2 - 1. The Toros seemed out of the game after that with Stouffville scoring 5 unanswered goals making the final score 7 - 1. On November 17th we played host to Oshawa Triple "A". Although we were beaten 10 - 2 we still have to give our boys credit for a well played game, considering how the team beat us the last time we met. Scoring for Bowmanville was Shane Armstrong unassisted and Troy Mutton assisted by Shane Armstrong. Playing strong on defence was Jeremy Laird and Scott Hanthorn. On November 18th Scott Colonel Novice Toros met the Oshawa Canadian Tire Black Hawks at the Darlington Sports Centre. The Black Hawks were the first to light up the score board, but it didn't take long for our Toros to make their mark with a nice goal by Steve Smith assisted by Shane Armstrong. Bowmanville scored twice in the second period on some nice three way passing from Jeremy Laird, Shane Armstrong and Troy Mutton doing the honors of putting it past the Black Hawk goalie. Tony Vanhoof also had that honor a few minutes later with Steve Smith and Troy Mutton getting the assists. The Black Hawks started to retaliate with 2 goals of their own, but Bowmanville's Captain Shane Armstrong fought back and put 2 more in for Bowmanville with some nice assists from Jim Pithie (2) and Steve Smith. Playing a good offen- sive and defensive game for the Toros were Ian Knight and Barry Edmundson. Honorable mention must be made to Mike Colborne who kep the boys in the game with some key saves. Final score 5 - 3. On November 23rd Bowmanville travelled to Cobourg to play a very tight hockey game against the Cobourg Novice team. Scoring the first goal of the game for Bowmanville was Troy Mutton assisted by Jim Pithie. Cobourg came back in the second period to tie the game up, 1 - 1. But not for long as our Toros went ahead again on a nice goal by Shane Armstrong. The third period looked .almost scoreless until 1:12 of the third period when Richard McCheyne made a nice pass to Ian Knight who passed it over to Shane Armstrong who dumped it into the Cobourg net. Cobourg came back with one more goal, but just couldn't get past our defenceman to do any more damage. Final score, 3 - 2. I would also like to welcome Steve Bizi, our newest Toro to the team. Steve will be an asset to the team. Found December lth Team Standings Dot Bridger 28½/, 39856; Linda Cryderman 27, 40571; Gord Simpson 222, 40574; Sam Adams 22, 40067; AI Sweetman 18, 37833; Ernie Eves 13, 37130. High triples - Linda Cryder- man 687, Hector Ballantine 633. High single - Linda Cryder- man 272, Hector Ballantine 241. Help your I-EART FUmwD <S1 Midget December 4th Reddi Chef - 3 - R. Thompson, C. Yeo, G. Owens. Newcastle - 1 - Lorne Rosamond. Novice December 8th Preston Transport - 2 - Jeff Rohr, Jason Pleau. Tim's Rental - 1 - Brett Lambert. Bonded Paving - 5 - Doug Lever 2, Colin Dempster 2, Dean Baumhaver. Hydro Employees Union - 1 - Nick Dennis. Bill's Glass - 6 - Gregory Goode - 4 - Jason Speirs, Jason Ryan. Marina Hotel - 5 - Scott Edmondson 3, Gregory Gardner 2. Atom League Lange - 3 - Kyle Virtue, Mark Boutilier, Tony Dyer. Frank's Variety - 2 - Jamie Lever, Doug Moffett. Darlington Auto Centre - 4 - Chris Schmyr 2, Brian Dodd, Rob Davidson. D & R Sports - 3 - Dave The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 19, 1979 15 Jensen 2, Zenon Nelson. Kinsman - 4 - Ronnie Fleming 3, Aaron Ulrich, shut out to Kevin Smith. Larry's Sports - 0. Pee Wee Goodyear Rangers - 4 - Tim Davidson 2, Kelly Balson, Danny Player. Mr. Submarine - 3 - Dean VanHemmen, Scott Sargin- son, Randy Smit. Osborne & Shank Insurance -8 - Bruce Cooke 2, Bobby Gill 2, Kyle McLean, David McCul- lough, Shawn Healey, Joe Hennessy. Nichols Motors - 4 - Tim Whalen 2, Eddy West, Dan Meraw. Bantam Dennison Mfg. - 3 - Eddy Bird, Michael Denzbach, Arthur Rubin. Kool Enterprises - 1 - Paul LeBeau. Frank's Variety - 6 - Ken Fry 3, Todd Stephen 2, Kevin Fry. Larry's Sports - 1 - Todd Beers. Attersley Tire - 7 - Paul The seven day oney back warranity!, Another reason why this is MACDONALD FORD COUNTRY. Recreation Hockey DON WILSON General Sales Manager 'I will take an extra hard look at any offer during this THREE-DAY PERIOD!" STORE HOURS: during holiday season SATURDAYS - Dec. 22 & 29 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. CLOSED- Dec. 24, 25, 26, 31 & Jan. 1, 1980. "OFFER DAYS" at MACDONALD FORD SALES 219 KIna St rcherneYÂs SS Ce pnrce selection We believe you should get your best deal right from the start. Our merchandise is priced that way to begi with, but we don't say it, we put it in writing with every purchase. We include delivery, full customer service and guarantee package to ensure the best value for everyone.... Harry, Lou and Myer Cherney have built their business on customer value and satisfaction. Why not get your best deal first! A family affair since 1935. You'll find the drive to Chemey's weIl worthwhile! I personally promise Cherney's will not be undersold. FURNI RE WORL Hwy. 2 Opposite Whitby Mai Telephone579-2660 Beautiful showrooms...Warehouse prices Stocker 4, Chris Mann 2, Greg Bell. Brownies Food Service - 5 - Tim Childs 3, Sandy Wiseman, Erik Vyskocil. Midget December 7th Marianna Development - 5 - Jim Maltar 2, Roy Brooks, Russell Hogg. Gill's Texaco - 1- Jeff Down. MerrMaker Smith 33, 24226, Nieuwenhuis 33, 24143, Hooper 27, 23476, Sheehan 20, 23309, Moore 18, 23646, Elliott 1512, 22922, Huisman 12, 22883, Junkin 912, 21598. High single - Gloria Smith 294. High double - Gloria Smith 482 (294, 188). H'igh average - Mary HuisInan 200. Smith, 36, 26086; Nieuwen- huis, 36, 25826; Hooper, 30, 25129; Moore, 21, 25411; Sheehan, 20, 24903; Elliott, 15½/, 24501; Huisman, 12, 24490, Junkin, 9½, 23151. High single - Colleen Snowden 291. High double - Colleen Snowden 484 (291, 193). High average - Mary Hu imn'X91 Scott's Colonels Split Wis In Recent Four Game Series Dec. 20th, 21st and22nd. "Our record sales so far this month have given us an overstock of inventory! Come down and visit the MacDonald clan, or call me personally. No reasonable offer at all will be turned away. e e -