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l / I f ( House League Hockey Novice: Victoria & Grey Adam & Eve Jimmy's Place Bonded Paving Atom Ontario Hydro London Life Lange's Photo J & J Sharpening 401 Esso Pee Wee: McRobbie Hutton J & J Sharpening Mr. Sub I.O.O.F. Bantam: Square Boy Nichols Capri Kool Enterprises Midget: Marianna Courtice Shell Rotary House League Select Teams Novice: Frank's Variety Atom: Ken Wright Haulage Pee Wee: Checker's Variety Games Dec. 1,1984 Novice: Victoria & Grey 4, Doug Parkin 3, Jamie Sellers 1 - Bonded Paving 3, Mark Read 1, Alan McCullough 1, Ryan Kohn 1. Adam & Eve 4, David Mills 1, Robbie Watson 1, Ryan MacKenzie 1, Jerry Johnson 1 - Jimmy's Place 0. Shut out Jason Jackman. Atom: London Life 3, Warren Bate 1, Joey Bate 1, R. Becker 1 - J & J Sharpening 2, Grant Spencer 2. Ontario Hydro 1, Rob Maclver 1 - 401 Esso 0. Shut out Sarah Couch. Pee Wee: Hutton Transport 3, Cory Chambers 2, ■ Dave McWilliams 1 - Mr. Submarine 2, Larry Morrison 1, Chris Gordon 1. J & J Sharpening 3, David Foster 1, Glen Waters 1, Shawn Baumhauer 1 - I.O.O.F. 2, Dustin Couch 1, Billy W L T F A Pts. 0 1 2 5 0 1 1 1 2 0 0 1 2 2 0 1 3 3 0 1 2 15 12 7 5 9 9 2 4 3 7 7 5 7 12 15 0 8 8 5 7 4 4 3 1 8 0 0 14 4 8 0 16 14 6 1 9 14 1 1 10 17 1 16 3 5 1 11 7 3 0 2 9 0 0MHA Novice Stuts Port Hope Cobourg Pickering Lindsay Stouffville Bo wmari ville Port Perry Uxbridge G 9 8 5 8 7 4 8 6 W 7 5 4 3 1 1 0 0 L 0 2 0 3 3 2 7 5 T 2 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 GF 29 31 30 26 20 14 17 8 GA 6 20 13 24 27 17 38 28 Pts. 16 11 9 7 5 3 1 1 J end J Sharpening Atoms Play in Pert Hope On Saturday, Dec. 1, J & J Sharpening Atoms participated participated in the Port Hope Atom Tournament. Every player gave a 100 percent plus effort in the games. Our team had a great game against Newcastle to start the day. The game was exciting for the players, coaches and parents. To top off all the excitement and great playing by both teams, we ended up in a 1 - 1 tie. With no goalies in ' net and having to score inside the blue line, Newcastle scored with only 1:42 remaining remaining in overtime. Our second game against Col borne was just as exciting as our first. We were tied 1 -1 going into the third period. Colborne scored two quick goals late in the period. Congratulations to all the J & J players who participated. They displayed good sportsmanship sportsmanship throughout the day on and off the içe. Team members were Sean Brown who played super in goal, Tim Richards one goal, Jeff Wright one goal, Dan Walters two assists, Jamie Davidson, Kim Duczemaleski, Donny Richards, Greg Mac-. Kay, Corey Scott, Byron Lange and Grant Spencer. J & J returned to Bowman- ville to play another exciting league game on Sunday, Dec. 12 against Ontario Hydro. We played to a 2 - 2 tie. Once again -the team put out a great effort, especially Sean Brown our goalie. Keep up the good effort J & J. J & J team members for the 84 - 85 season: Sean Brown, Dan Walters, Jeff Wright, Jamie Davidson, Donny Richards, Kim Duczemaleski, Greg MacKay, Andrea Gibson, Ron Mulder, Jesse Bennett, Corey Scott, Tim Richards, Chris Schievink, Grant Spencer. 1 Coaching staff - Bert and Nan Spencer and Jason Boyd. Markham Midgets Defeat Canadian Tire Midgets 5-2 In a league game at Darlington Darlington Sports Centre on Oct. 31, Bowmanville was defeated by a score of 5 - 2 by Markham. Markham. The game was penalty filled with a total of 58 penalty minutes being handed out to the two teams. Scoring Bowmanville's two goals were Shmyr and Campbell Campbell with assists going to Pithie, McArthur and Downing (two). Ajax 1 Bowmanville 1 In contrast to the above game, there were only 12 penalty minutes issued to both teams. The game was well played end to end hockey with no goals scored till the third period. Goals were scored by each team less than three minutes apart in the third period. Getting the goal for Bowmanville was Shmyr, unassisted, Bowmanville (I Ajax 0 In regular league play Bowmanville defeated Ajax by a score of 6 - 0 on Nov. 24 in Ajax. Scoring for Bowmanville was Shmyr (two), Davidson (two), Martin and Houston. Assists for the Toros were awarded to Campbell (three), Martin, Pithie (two), McArthur, Houston, and Downing (two). Pickering li Bowmanville 8 The Canadian Tire Minor Midgets defeated Pickering 8 - 6 at Darlington Sports Centre on Wednesday, Nov. 28th. David Fairey and Glen Campbell lead the scoring for Bowmanville with a hat trick each. Other scorers for Bowmanville were Downing (two) from Campbell, Pithie and Martin. Players assisting on Campbell's Campbell's and Fairey's hat tricks were Shmyr, Pithie (two), Fairey, Edmondson and Stainton (two). The Canadian Tire Minor Midgets play their next league game Wednesday, December 5 (tonight) against Markham at the Darlington Sports Centre 8 p.m. Merry Makers Carol Roberts 24 points, 21,(158 pinfall; Elaine Elliott 24, 22,201; Beta Junkin g3, 22,203, Dorothy Kelly 18, 21,015; Gloria Smith 17,21,384; Ena Etcher II, 20,707. High Single - Gloria Smith 285. High Double - Gloria Smith 480 (285, 195). High Average - Rita Junkin 205. Top Ten Averages Rcta Junkin 205, Carol Roberts 204, Gloria Smith 203, Ena Etcher 181, Lorraine Gray 175, Elaine Elliott 175, Fern Bullock 173. Senior Division Team Standings - S. Kirkton 53, Ti. Kirkton 31^ Terry 24'A, Trotter 17. „ High Singles - S. Kirkton 331, R. Sutcliffe 244, 261, G. Stacey 243, D. Trotter 255, C. Hill 225, Ti. Kirkton 219, Ta. Kirkton 211, R. Terry 210, 212, 214. High Triples - R. Sutcliffe 684, S. Kirkton 654, R. Terry 636, D. Trotter 599, G. Stacey 593. Bowler of the Month - R. Sutcliffe with plus 15. Junior Division Team Standings - Farrow 39, Couch 39, Maynard 39, Dudley 35, Smith 31, McMullen McMullen 24, Walkey 24, Grant 21. High Singles - K. Maynard YOUTH B0WLIN6 325, 227, D. Grant 231, C. A. Farrow 221, 212, G. Villa 228, 217, S. Little 225,219, D. Couch 216, A. Stacey 212, K. Smith 212, T. Wraight 207, M. Harness 204. High Triples - K. Maynard 701, G. Villa 597, C. A. Farrow 597, S. Little 587, T. Wraight 556, D. Couch 552, K. Smith 543, N. Dudley 542, A. Stacey 534, C. Walkey 524, J. Luxton 522, T. Richards 504, D. Grant 500. Tyke Division Team Standings - Woody Woodpecker 32, Scooby-Doo 30, Pac Man 29, Chipmunks 27, Bugs Bunny 17, Charlie Brown 15, Smurfs 15, Spiderman 9. High Singles - Amy Lugten- burg 125, Melissa Knight 118, Kerry Irvine 103. Congratulations go out to Jim Murphy, Coach of the Boy's Combo Team, on their victory in the District Finals of the 3rd Annual Y.B.C. Combo Team Tournament sponsored by Seven-Up Canada Limited held in Whitby on Saturday, December December 1st. The team members are Pee Wee Jeffery Pearson, Bantam Jay Fitches, Junior Doug Lugtenburg and Senior Ken Wright winning with a plus 318 pins over their averages. They go to the Provincial Finals on Saturday, Saturday, March 2nd and Sunday, March 3rd, 1985 to be held in Hamilton. New Location For Newcastle Hydro Offices The Newcastle Hydro will be building a new centre of operation in 1985 The general purpose and administration committee will recommend that council council approve a by-law authorizing authorizing the expenditure of $300,000 by the Hydro and the issue of debentures to cover that sum. After reviewing its financial financial position the Hydro Commission found that its funds were inadequate for the construction of a new buildingand its accesories. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 5, 1984 19 Five Year Plan Released The first draft of the 1985 Capital Budget raised some eyebrows when it was presented to the general purpose purpose and administration committee on December 3. The budget draft for 1985 proposes proposes an 80% increase in the tax levy, $1,071,225 in 1985 as opposed to $596,175 in 1984. The increase is a result of the administrative building building levy, an increased road construction construction program and the needs of the Community Services Department. Department. There are a number of large, capital capital projects outlined in the budget plan. They include a Baseline Com munity Centre (1985), a new town administration facility (1986), a new Bowmanville Arena (1987), renovation renovation of the main fire station and the construction of a Community Services Services Depot (1988). Councillor Diane Hamre was surprised surprised that in these times of government government restraint the staff seemed to be recommending that the Town spend more freely than ever. Many aspects of the first draft of the capital budget were subject to criticism from members of the committee committee and there is sure to be further discussion when the Town Council meets next. MacIntyre 1. Bantam: Square Boy 4, Shane Crombie 2, Brad Richard 1, D.J. Higgon 1 - Kool Enterprises 2, Jason Ryan 1, Jeff Johnson 1. Nichols 6, Jeff Shannon 2, M. Mosley 1, R. Smit 1, S. Edmondson 1, M. Vanderheyden 1 - Capri 3, Craig Courtice 1, P. Stonehouse 1, Paul Cleland 1. Midget: Courtice Shell 1,0.J, Sidor 1 - Marianna 1, Vaughn Chambers 1. Future Games Sat., Dec. 8,1984 8:00 a.m. - Square Boy vs. Nichols (Bantam). 8:50 a.m. - Capri vs. Kool (Bantam). 9:50 a.m. - Marianna vs. Rotary (Midget). 10:50 a.m. - Hutton vs. McRobbie (Pee Wee). 11:40 a.m. - I.O.O.F. vs. Mr. Sub (Pee Wee). 12:40 p.m. - 401 Esso vs. Lange's Photo ( (Atom). 1:30 p.m. - J & J Practice (Atom). 2:30 p.m. - Adam & Eve vs. Bonded (Novice). 3:20 p.m. - Victoria & Grey vs. Jimmy's Place (Novice). THE WORD IS OUT! OVER '1,000,000 HAS TO BE CLEARED I SrccSc Elegant "Old World" charm with intricate designs on all nine pieces fflrr^rü ( Create your dining room with the bold splendor of "Old World" styling. S u l, Notice how the attractive embossing reflects the warm beauty of the olden days. .(9 ) You're sure to love the deep lustre of the oak finish. The beautiful trestle , table extends to a spacious 82 Inches in length. Four side chairs and two arm- r chairs are upholstered In elegant velvet. 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