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t 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 20,1982 613-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Bill Allison won the Bowmanville High School two mile cross country race for the Bruce Colwell Trophy in a remarkable time of 11 minutes, eight seconds, Wayne Thertell was second at 11:36 and third was Hugh Smale at 11:39. FLASHBACK --10 YEARS AGO -- Preston the Movers Novice team were defeated 5-0 by Bay Ridges on Thursday at the Don Beer Arena. On Saturday, the Movers defeated Cobourg 3 - l with goals by Randy Crossey, Chuck Welsh and Garf McQuaid. OPEN HOUSE -- Oshawa Ski Club will hold an Open House, at Kirby, on Sunday, October 24th from 1 - 4 p.m. Improvements include a T-bar, a hill groomer, a pump house, and relocation of the loading area of the old standard T-bar. SEASON OPENS -- Recreation hockey season opened last Saturday morning at Bowmanville Arena. This league is sponsored by the Department Department of Community Services. The Bowman- ville Minor Hockey Association also began their season at Darlington Arena on Saturday. Come out and see these future hockey stars in action. JR. C. ACTION -- Last Friday, the Cowan Pontiac Buick Red Eagles were defeated by Uxbridge. On Sunday evening, the Eagles were enjoying a night off, with a game scheduled for last Tuesday evening. "KRACO" Registered Builder of HUQAC NEW HOME WARRANTY PROGRAM Carpentry & Contracting Newcastle 987-5400 Custom built homes, farm, home and cottage improvements. . Owner William H.J. Kraayvanger (Licensed Carpenter) SPORTS Curling Instruction Offered at Bowmanville Club RED EAGLES -- The Cowan Pontiac Buick Jr. C Red Eagles will meet Bewdley at the local arena, this Sunday, October 24th, game time 7:30 p.m. There's still time to purchase a season's ticket from Bob Marshall. GYMNASTICS -- The Oshawa Gemini Gymnastics Club will host the first of two Canada Games selection meets on Saturday, November 20th, at the Bowmanville High School with some of the best young gymnasts in the province competing. COACHES NEEDED - Call Joe Kennett, at 623- 3379, Ext. 49 if you would like to coach in the minor hockey league, sponsored by the Dept, of Community Services, in novice, pee wee or bantam leagues. The curling season at the Bowmanville Curling Curling Club, and Curl Canada demonstrated the Club is well underway and many members are finer points of the sport to two large groups last taking advantage of the curling instruction offered week at the Bowmanville club, by the club. Dave and Jackie; Collins of the Oshawa Dutchmen Undefeated in Non Contact CONCERN -- Amateur hockey officials are alarmed at the drop in participation, compared with that of other sports such as soccer. "We have to make it fun to play the game," said Dan Smith of Ottawa, assistant technical director of the CAHA, at a summer coaching seminar. "We're concerned about the dropout in participation and we must encourage young people to stay in the game." Smith was a speaker at the British Columbia Amateur Hockey Association's Level 4 coaching development clinic, attended by about 75 cèrtified Level 2 coaches. Smith elaborated on four model programs which the CAHA's technical committee is preparing for approval: Beginners' initiation to hockey ; recreational hockey ; higher-level competitive hockey; and an elite program for the country's best young players. "We would like to see this program of excellence leading to a feeder program for world teams and, ultimately, for the Olympic team," added Smith. "We want to promote the idea of playing for your country. 'Exposure to this idea will lead to more young players having this idea. And there will be education money available through Hockey Canada scholarships." "We have looked extensively at the European systems and designed our own program, with specialized training camps for designated players." By Bob Burke This weekends action saw plenty of scoring as all eight teams took to the ice in the Bowmanville non contact hockey league. Saturday night, Town Sports defeated Courtice Auto Wreckers 7 - 1. Courtice had difficulty dressing a full complement and as a result could only come up with 12 shots on Mike Willoughby in nets for Town Sports while Barry Robert had to face 49 shots. Scoring for Town Sports ■ were Rick Stockman with a hat trick, Phil Green with a pair and singles by Mark Clary and Brian Munn. Raye West notched the only goal for Courtice Auto Wreckers. In Saturday's other game, Bowmanville Restaurant and Tavern collected their first win of the season as they put a strong second period together to beat the Beasties 10 - 3. John Moon and Mitch Clouthier each netted four goals for Bowmanville Rest, and Tavern while Cal Wheeler collect a pair. Bob Shantz collected a pair for the Beasties while Ron Gilroy found the net with two seconds to go in the game to round out the scoring for the Beasties. Sunday morning, the league leading Dutchmen soundly defeated the Shopper Drug Mart team, who by the way are still looking for a few hockey players to fill their roster, 10 - 0. Scoring for the Dutchmen were Jim Smith with five goals, down from his last week production of six, Bert Roberts with a pair and singles from Doug Taylor, Paul Bycok and Ray Edmunds. Anyone interested in play ing non-contact hockey can contact Wayne Smith at 623-3279. You must be 32 years old as of Sept. 15, 1982. In Sunday's final game United Drug Mart skated to a 7 - 2 win over their rivals from across town Clinic Pharmacy. John Stainton collected the hat trick for United while John Taylor collected a pair and Doug Rickard and Jim Lemke each got singles. John Allen and Ron Shackleton tallied for clinic. H. L Wood Major Midgets Open Season with Two Close Battles Plus Disaster Against AAA Team lion Udies On Tuesday, Oct. 5 the H. L. Wood Major Midgets travelled to Brooklin for their first exhibition game against a Whitby club that have already played several pre-season games. Circumstances have been such that the boys have only had one practice as a team and final cuts were still to be made going into this contest. Whitby took advantage of this situation to jump into a 5 - 2 lead in the first period. Scoring for Bowmanville was Randy Ellis from Jeff Dawson and Tom McLaughlin from Ryan Brown and Jeff Brunt. In the second frame, Rob Geidlinger and Ed Bird scored 16 seconds apart to narrow the margin to 5 - 4.' Assists went to Deryk Clark, Randy Ellis, Jeff Brunt and Tom McLaughlin. Whitby then found the mark again and put 5 more in the Toros net. The final goal of the game came at 6:03 of the third period on a fine unassisted effort by Jeff Dawson. With many new faces in the line up and only one practice behind them as a team, the boys showed great potential for the season ahead. H. C. Wood Mideets travel led to Peterborough Friday, Oct. 15 for their league opener. The opponents the "Pete's" triple "A" major midgets seemed to enjoy blasting our "A" team as even after they had reached the double figures they repeatedly blasted slapshots at our goalie from inside the face-off circles. Our boys are to be commended for the manner in which they conducted themselves. themselves. They tried their best and took only 4 minor penalties penalties but unfortunately the humiliation of this defeat made everyone, players, parents and spectators " ask themselves if the better interest of the boys had been considered when whoever is responsible put them in a league with "AAA" competition. competition. It would seem to me that the difference between "A" and "AAA" should be easily recognised by anyone associated with minor hockey but for reasons beyond me someone or group has decided that our boys should suffer humiliating losses this season. On Thursday, Oct. 7 the H. L. Wood Midgets were hosted • by Ajax, This proved to be as always with Ajax, a close, well played, entertaining hockey game with our boys coming out on top 5 - 4. Ajax hit the score sheet first but within 5 minutes Randy Ellis and Tom McLaughlin put the Toros in front. Assists went to Rob Geidlinger and Jeff Dawson. Before the end of the first frame Ajax hit again to tie the score. Joe Berney blasted one early in the second from Randy Ellis and Jeff Dawson but before the period ended Ajax netted 2 more to go ahead 4 - 3'. The third period belonged to Bowmanville with Rob Geidlinger Geidlinger scoring from Randy Ellis and Jeff Brunt and then the winner by Jeff Dawson from Roger Hornby and Randy Ellis. Good job guys, not bad for only one practice and one game behind you. jam TIKE ■EKVICE 299 DEAN AVE. OSHAWA 576-1220 Chargex October 14,1982 Team Standings J. Sutcliffe 19 - 19,700, V. Terry 14 -18,924,0. Etcher 11 - 18,502, N. Evans 7 - 17,697, L. Wright 7 - 17,476, V. Fairey 5 - 17,101. High single - P. Smith 280. High triple O. Etcher 741 (224, 242, 275). Top Averages O. Etcher 213, J. Sutcliffe 211, N. Evans 201, B, Jones 198, V. Fairey 197, V. Terry 195, S. Roberts 193. Night Hawks High single - K. Carnavale 316. High triple - K. Carnavale - 667. Team Standings C. Castle, 16132 pins, 16 points; I. Hughes, 14933,15; B. Ballantine, 15221, 13; K. Ralston, 15384,12; D. Sallows, 15426,9; A. Burgess, 14603,7. Games Over 200 K. Carnavale 316, A. Goukault 202, B. Ballantine 228, 215, B. Nimigon 203, D. Barrett 222, 218, D. Verleysen 200,209,227, C. Lambert 201,1. Hughes 238,223, J. Norton 209, C. Castle 204, K. Ovenden 227, 225, M. Drumm 202. Something New! From now on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday HAIRCUTS • ONLY $6."" Every Thursday PERMS - 'h PRICE 21 Temperance Street Bowmanville APPOINTMENT NOT ALWAYS NECESSARY Qtiourô 623-4191 w UNISEX FOR MEN OR WOMEN with the best of fall: a superstar choice of suits and sport coats to put the zest of autumn In your wardrobe and take you on through winter in top form. Th great feeling Johnny Carson Apparel gives you begins with the price. Bradley Suit, 215 00 JOHNNY CARSON /4PB4REL INC. LAY-AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS MEN'S WEAR MIDTOWN MALL OSHAWA--725-8092 ' ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED King St. West JP's Dominion Shoppors Drug Canadian Tiro John Street ATTENTION ALL GOLFERS! JOIN OUR ANNUAL Golf Tour CENTRAL ONTARIO JR. C HOCKEY LEAGUE STANDINGS OCTOBER 14,1982 Team < Little Britain Lakefield Bowmanville Lindsay Cobourg Port Perry Stouffville Port Hope Uxbridge Bewdley Player GordDavey Rob Gilders Dave Boorug Brian Mickelson Tracy Ellis Ray West Rob Thomas Todd Wilbur Daryll Patterson Lost Tlrd C.F. G.A. HIM Pit. 1 1 35 24 114 9 1 1 43 35 232 7 0 0 14 6 88 6 1 0 32 16 129 6 TOP 10 SCORERS Team Lakefield Lakefield Lakefield Port Perry 3 Stouffville 4 Cobourg 5 Cobourg 5 Port Perry 3 Little Britain 4 9 tied with 8 points G.P. Goals Assists HIM Pis Tykes Team Standings Red Barren ll, Linus 11, Woodstock 11, Pig Pen 10, Schroder 9, Snoopy 8, Charlie Brown 8, Peppermint Patty 7, Sally 0, Lucy 0. High Games J. McFeeters 195, A. Lowry 137 (242), K. Short 108 ( 208), J. Wraight 125, J. Knight 110. Bantam Mixed League Team Standings Thertell 27, Britton 26, Walkey 26, Apted 24, Grant 21, Hay 17, Couch 15, Luxton 14, Linton 12, Evans 12, Sutherland Sutherland 11, Connaghan 5. High Singles D. Grant 201, C. Hancock 196, K. Britton 195, D. Wright 189, J. Luxton 189, L. Floyd 188, C. Walkey 188, D. Lugten- burg 188, B. Lambert 179, S. Apted 176. High Triples C. Walkey 506, V. Sutherland Sutherland 501, G. Evans 488, K. Britton 485, D. Grant 472, C. Hamilton 471, C. Hancock 471. Winners in the Buddy Tournament were: Chris Walkey and Buddy Steven Smith, Brett Lambert and Buddy Dayne Lycett. Junior Mixed League Buddy Tournament: 23 entrants participated. The winners are: 1. Mike Lugten- burg and Buddy Dan Annis. 2. Cherylin Skene and Buddy Rebecca Benner. 3. Karri Smith and Buddy Louise Chatterton. Chatterton. 4. Glen Dennis and Buddy Fred Montpetit. 5. Lori Gowans and Buddy Tracy Bumstead. 6. Jason Smith and Buddy Kyle Simpson. Senior Mixed League Team Standings Woolley 12, Sutcliffe 12, Trotter 4, Stacey 0. High Games D. Trotter 228 (592), D. Thompson 196, S. Woolley 1%, S. Murray 193, S. Thompson 188, R. Terry 186. Fifth Wheel Major Atoms Win Season Opener 4-0 The Fifth Wheel Major Atoms opened the 1982-83 season with a 4 - 0 win over the Oshawa L.N.H.L. Canadians on October 2nd. Scoring for the Toros were Paul Woodlock, Jeremy Laird, Marc Peirce and Jeff Rohr. David Ralph, Andrew Day and Jeff Rohr earned the assists. Congratulations to Robert Romano on a shutout in his first start of the season and to all the boys on a game well played. On October 3rd, the Major Atoms, travelled to Cobourg. Unfortunately our second outing was not as successful as our first, losing to Cobourg 7-1. The Toros' only goal was scored by Jeff Rohr. On Oct. 8th, the Fifth Wheel Major Atoms were hosted by the L.N.H.L. Bruins. Our boys played a strong game defeating the Bruins 5 - 2. Paul Woodlock led the team scoring three goals and earning two assists. Congratulations Paul on a super game. David Ralph and Jeff Rohr each scored one goal. Assists went to Philip Greenard and Mike Colboume. All the boys put out a fine effort. Way to go boys. Keep up the good work. Best wishes for a successful season go out to this year's Major Atoms: Robert Romano, Chris Albin, Andrew Day, Brett Rosnack, Jeff Acheson, Jeff Rohr, Phillip Green, David Ralph, Marc Peirce, Paul Woodlock, Mike Colbourne, Dan Aiken, Brook Clemens and Jeremy Laird. Busy 3-Game Weekend for Bolahood's Minor Pee Wees The Minor Pee Wee Toros sponsored by Bolahood Sports World, 85 King St. W., Bowmanville Bowmanville enjoyed a busy Thanksgiving weekend, playing three games. On Saturday morning, October 9, they met at L.N.H.L. Canadians at Darlington. The Canadians jumped in front with a goal late in the opening period. Although outplaying Oshawa throughout it took a fine solo effort from Shane Armstrong late in the game to salvage a tie. Final score 1-1. Later the same. day Bola- i hoods hosted Ajax in another éxhibition game. The visitors built up a 6-0 lead by the end of the second period. The Toros finally got down to playing hockey in the third period, holding Ajax scoreless while ■ Dean Baumhauer scored an unassisted goal to break the Ajax shutout bid. The 6-1 final score was not totally indicative indicative of the play, as the Toros actually outshot the visitors. On October 10, the Minor Pee Wees travelled to Peterborough Peterborough to take on the Petes. This was by far their best effort of the young season. The game consisted of good wide open end to end hockey. The Petes moved ahead 3-0, scor ing 1 goal in the first period and 2 in the second. Greg Gardener finally put Bola- hoods on the board with a goal in the second period. Greg Goode and Jeff Woodlock drew the assists. Kevin Smith scored an unassisted goal to bring Bowmanville to within 1 goal as the second period ended. The third period saw the Toros really carry the play to Peterborough. They were finally rewarded with the tying goal as Shane Armstrong Armstrong and Ian Knight set up Scott Hanthorn. The game ended with the Toros applying the pressure but unable to find the net with the tie-breaker. tie-breaker. Final score 3-3. This game showed what team work and lots of hustle can accomplish. Keep it up guys. This years team consists of:- Goal - Derek Biss. Defence - Dean Baumhauer, Troy Mutton,Tony Van Hoof, Greg Goode. Fowards - Shane Armstrong, Armstrong, Jim Pithie, Steven Smith, Nick Dennis, Greg Gardner, Jeff Woodlock, Doug Lever, Ian Knight, Scott Hanthorn, Hanthorn, Martin Van Der Haydon, Tim Partridge. Coaches - Gerry Lever, Ken Hall, Ass't, Bob Biss (Trainer), (Trainer), Fran Jeffers (Manager). DURHAM PRECISION CABINETS LTD. 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