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i Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 21,1983 17 Dutchman Bantams Player of the Week 99 Monday, Dec. 19th to Saturday, Dec. 24th Product of Denmark, Assorted 500g/17 1 /2 ozs. Can Ideal Christmas Gift E 5 Can Limit WHITE SWAN PAPER TOWELS 2 Ply Towels (27.7 x 23.6 cm) 2 Rolls Frozen Concentrated 12.5 fl. oz./355 ml. MINUTE MAID 3 Pkg. Limit 5 Tin Limit Colgate Palmolive, Heavy Duty Large 6 Litre Box TETLEY TEA 72 Two Cup Tea Bags Fully Prepared, Just Defrost and Serve SEAMAID COOKED SHRIMP Drained Net Wt. 5 oz. (142g) 2 Box Limit 227g/8 oz. 2 Pkg. Limit PACIFIC ISLE Net Wt. 170g COOKV>l> 3 Pkg. Limit Stokely Canada Fancy, Mix and Match 'Com 'Cut Green Beans 'Peas 'Seasoned French Style Green Beans 'Cream Style Corn 'Seasoned French Style Wax Beans CANNED VEGETABLES 3 Tin Limit Redpath, White, 2Kg Bag SUGAR 2 Bag Limit Corn*12 II. oz./341 ml tin H'ft I ! t Peis-14 II. OZ./398 ml tin I U I 111 LImIII Silverwood, 4 Litre Bag 2% MILK White Line or Northland, 4 Litre Bottle WINDSHIELD WASHER ANTI-FREEZE 2 Bottle Limit 2 Bag Limit Canada Grade "A" Large EGGS 3 Doz. Limit BONUS SPECIALS AVAILABLE MONDAY 9 A.M.- SATURDAY 6 P.M Oshawa-Durham "THE FOOD TERMINAL" PRICES EFFECTIVE FROM Wm Wlll Ro rinsaH MON., DEC. 19 UNTIL t*,® " ///8 ® Clo ™? a , SAT., DEC. 24/83. Monday, Dec. 26/83. Wt Ht St RVt T Mt HR.Ml "i i iMl I MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY thursdav •4.M.-MIDN/GHT it u FI !l DAY ' A. M.-MIONIG HT 9AM 10 PM 9 A M -10 P.M SATUROav 9AM 10 P M Kelly Armstrong No. !) Right Defense NOBLE LEADS TOROS WITH 4 GOAL PERFORMANCE In a rare week where the Toros only played one game they did so in fine fashion led by a 4 goal performance from Brian Noble to defeat the Oshawa Canadians 5-0. This was the first meeting with the Oshawa team but judging from their performance they did everything on the ice but play hockey. The Toros handled themselves well as the Canadians used their sticks for everything but shooting and passing. They also had two players ejected from the game. Period one was scoreless although the Toros had several chances on the powerplay when Oshawa had five minors throughout the first 15 minutes. Three goals were scored in the second, all on the power- play, the first two came off the stick of Brian Noble from the defense pair of Bob McArthur and Kelly Armstrong and then from McArthur and Chris Beck. Chris Shmyr got the third tally on passes from John Romano and Jamie Downing. Noble finished off the scoring with two more in the final frame. Chris Beck got the solo assist on both goals and the second one was scored: while the team was a man short. The goaltending duties were shared by Smith and Webster both working well to earn the shutout. Tuesday, the 20th should prove to be interesting as the Toros play the "A.A.A." Minor Bantams from Oshawa. The teams have met twice before and both contests have ended in a draw. Both teams will be determined not to have the third meeting end in the same manner. The players, coaching staff and parents will be travelling to Hespeler several times over the holidays for a tournament, so good luck and drive carefully. carefully. Merry Christmas to all of you. Checkers Variety Atoms The Bowmanville. Minor Atom Toros, sponsored by Checkers Variety, completed a busy week, having played four games, winning one, tying one and losing two. On Saturday, Dec. 10th, the Port Hope Atoms were in Darlington for an O.M.H.A. League game, dumping the Toros by the score of 5 -1. The visitors scored three goals in the opening period, and once in each of the second and third stanzas. Bowmanville's Steve Desmedt picked up the lone tally for the Toros, the assists going to Joel Crombie and Neil Bateman. On Friday evening, Dec. 16th, the Checkers Variety lads travelled to Manvers for an exhibition match. The Bowmanville squad only had eight skaters but edged their hosts 3-1 in a very well-played contest. Steve Desmedt was the big shooter for Bowmanville, Bowmanville, picking up two goals and an assist. Desmedt opened the scoring at the 4:43 mark of the opening period, the assists going to Ryan Stewart and Chad Armstrong. Manvers evened the count early in the middle period only to have Desmedt score his second to send the Toros ahead to stay. The assists went to Armstrong and Matt Dykstra. Dykstra scored the insurance marker late in the middle period, assisted assisted by Desmedt and Armstrong. Armstrong. Paul Zwicker again played very well in the Toro cage. On Saturday, Dec. 17th, Peterborough was in Darlington Darlington Arena for a League game, winning by the closest of scores, 1 - 0 in a very entertaining entertaining contest. The only goal of the game came at the 6:05 mark of the opening period. The Toros squad played brilliantly brilliantly but could not get through to the Peterborough netminder for a goal. Paul Zwicker was in net for Bowmanville Bowmanville and was superb. On Sunday, Orono came to Darlington Arena for an exhibition game and both clubs battled to a 2 - 2 draw. The visitors scored the only goal of the opening period to go ahead 1 - 0. Neither team was able to score in the middle period with both goaltenders coming up with some big saves. David Real notched the tying goal at the 8:30 mark of the third period, assisted by Todd Cannings and Ryan Stewart. Orono scored to jump into a lead again. With 51 seconds remaining in the game, Cannings scored to tie the game. Serrp Cfjrrétmas