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t A ( 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 16,1985 623-3303 FLASHBACK - 25 YEARS GO -- Penally leaders in the Goodyear Hockey League are John Ford, 30 minutes, Don Prout 10, Reg Willetts 9, John Fowler 7, Bill Lyle 7, Jack Bond 7, Gary Cooper 5 and John Osborne 5. FLASHBACK -10 YEARS AGO -Mr. C.A. Lynch and Mr. Swerdfeger of the Bowmanville High School are putting the school hockey team through their paces Monday and Tuesday mornings mornings of each week at 6:30 a.m. In the first game of the schedule B.H.S. defeated Millbrook 7-2. NON-CONTACT HOCKEY Darlington Generating Station Holds Annual Bonspiel HOCKEY SCHOOL - Trinity Hockey School, Port Hope, With Roger Neilson, runs from July 14th - -, August 24th. For a brochure, write Trinity Hockey School, Port Hope, Ontario, LIA 3W2 or phone 416-885-2828. Features of the school include an arena on campus, weight training and conditioning, conditioning, special goalie instruction, 100 acre campus, swimming pool, seven foot video for teaching, N.H.L. drills, pros on ice for each practice, tennis, mini-golf, fetners trail, soccer, squash, two gyms and much more. v. JR. C -The final league game for the Cowan Pontiac Pontiac Eagles before playoffs begin will be on Sunday, Sunday, January 20th at 7:30 p.m. in Bowmanville, vs. Little Britain Merchants. . "vXfyS-l |»Ca , FREE SKATING - The Optimist Club of Bowmanville Bowmanville is sponsoring free skating for children at the Bowmanville Arena, Monday, January 21st and 28th from 4-5 p.m. '---y ■"4 E WINTER CARNIVAL - From Friday, January 25th through 27th the Minden Kinsmen Winter Carnival offers car races on ice, pole climbing, hockey games, bonspiels, figure skating presentation, presentation, Carnival Queen, parade (Saturday noon), ATC snow cross and tug-of-war at the Minden Community Centre, Arena and Curling Club. Contact: Don Nye, telephone (705) 286-2839. m m PROGRAM - A goaltender program offering specialized specialized instruction exclusively for goaltenders, including including on and off ice program tailored to needs of the developing goaltender is being offered by the Sheridan Hockey School Summer Program. Goaltenders also participate on ice with skaters in their age goups in afternoon sessions. Emphasis Emphasis includes stance, balance, mobility, angle play, and mental control. Off ice the goaltenders work on flexibility, endurance and reflex development. development. A recreational component is included. included. Phone 416-728-8096 for information. The Darlington Generating Station's Curling Club held its 1985 Design and Construction Mixed Bonspiel on Saturday, January 12th. The event was sponsored by Molson's Breweries and the winners are pictured here with Molson's Representative Representative Carl Vajda (centre). The winners are Andy and Marion Walker (on the left) and Kerry and Pam Johnson. Dutchman Atoms Down Port Hope FITNESS SWIM - Throughout the month of February, February, "Heart Month," the Fitness Centre will be participating in the Fourth Annual Heart Fitness Fitness Swim. The purpose of this special swim en- dorsed by the Ontario Heart Foundation, is to J encourage adults to "get in the swim" and become become aware of their "heart fitness" while donating donating to a worthy cause. ANY ADULT IS ELIGIBLE ELIGIBLE to participate in a half-hour or one-hour swim or both. Last year was the Town's first year involved in the Heart Swim and the following 12 special people represented us: Harold Anfossi, Barb Cunningham, Lola Kennedy, Murray O'Brien, Harold Ransberry, Norma Ransberry, Alison Reid, Linda Reid, Trudie Reid, Joan San- tomero, Jane Thomas, Duncan Tillson. For details details phone 623-3392. The Flying Dutchman Major Atoms defeated the Port Hope Atoms twice last week during Lakeshore League action. The Toros won in Port Hope on Wednesday 6 - 0 and in the Darlington Sports Centre on Saturday, defeated them again to the tune of 6 - 0. On Wednesday, it took Bowmanville's Terry VanLonden only 23 seconds to notch the game-winning goal. The assists on the play went to his wingers Chad Armstrong and Tyler Stokes. Steve Desmedt picked up the second Bowmanville goal, assisted by his left winger David Real. Ryan Stewart scored the only goal of the middle period with assists going to his left winger Marty Burgess and defenceman Mark Brecken- ridge. The "Dutchmen" added three more unanswered goals in the final frame. Defence- man Todd Cannings scored from the point, with the assists going to Stewart and Kyle Purdy. Jason Edmondson picked up the fifth Toro marker, assisted by Real an<) defenceman Joel Crombie. Hooked on Video Downs Port Hope in Overtime Desmedt scored his second of the night, assisted by Real, who had his best game in weeks, and Edmondson. Paul Zwicker was in goal for Bowmanville and pulled off a couple of tough stops to earn a well-deserved shutout. On Saturday, January 8th, Port Hope visited Darlington Sports Centre. Tyler Stokes scored the game-winner at the 2:39 mark of the opening period, with the assist going to Terry VanLonden. Steve Desmedt fired tjie second Toro goal, assistixhby defenceman Neil Bateman: 'Ryan Stewart scored the third goal, with the assist going to David Real. Chad Armstrong scored for the "Dutchmen" at the 9:16 mark, assisted by VanLonden and Stokes. Team Captain Joel Crombie scored on a great end-to-end rush after being sent on his way by Kyle Purdy. Jason Edmondson fired the last goal of the game, the play being engineered by Real and defenceman Todd Cannings. There was no scoring in the final frame as both clubs exchanged good chances. Eddie Strickland was in goal for the Toros and played very well to earn the shutout. TOURNAMENT - The ninth annual Labatt's Invitational Invitational Hockey Tournament will be held March 21-21 in Peterborough. Prizes valued at $4,300 are being offered in contact and non-contact events. Phone Gerry Carey, 705-745-4163 or 705-742-4958 to enter. Port Hope 4 Toros 5 In the recent Young Canada Day Tournament, the Toros had to battle back from a 4 -1 deficit to be victorious. Bowmanville were short a couple of players because of the holidays and the coaches had to adjust the defensive lines. The adjustment took time and soon the Toros were behind 3-0. The boys were trying but passes were going astray and Port Hope kept Marlin 1894 M Lever 22 magnum While Supplies Last *300 00 Rugger 10/22 Sporter $000.45 10 shot detachable rotary magazine ZOZ REMINGTON'S 1100 Automatic Shotgun 12" Gauge Vent Rib Barrel $FTFQ.94 12" Gauge 2%" Vent Rib Barrel $C O0.72 28" and 30" full Z 870 Plain Barrel $070.72 12" Gauge 30" BBL full choke 0/0 *870 Vent Rib Barrel $/l 97.72 12" Gauge 30" full choke MZ. / W.R. LONG'S GUNSMITHS LTD. 2007 Brook Rd. N., Cobourg 372-5955 forcing turnovers. The first Bowmanville goal was scored by Phillip Green with assists from Gilbert Holder and Michael Colbourne. Port Hope scored on a power play and although this was their last goal they appeared to have the game completely under control. Jeff Rohr and Phillip Green combined to get a power play goal and the Toros started to out-skate the opposition. Gilbert Holder scored with help from Chris Brown and Matthew Doughty and close to the end of regulation regulation time Jeremy Laird scored with help from Ronnie Luxton, the result of good work along the boards. With a tie game, overtime was necessary and it was played with both goaltenders seated on the bench. Overtime lasted 24 seconds. Port Hope had one shot from inside the blue line (one of the rules is that for a goal to count the shot must be from inside the blue line) and then Jeff Rohr using his great speed scored the winner. A very exciting end to a game that appeared to be lost in the first 15 minutes. Canadian Tire Minor Midgets Bowmanville's Minor Midgets defeated the L.N.H.L. Canadians at the Darlington Sports Centre on January 5th by a score of 5 - 3. Scoring goals for Bowmanville Bowmanville in this well played hockey game were Houston from Fairey; StaintonfromFairey; McArthur unassisted; Fairey from Stainlon and Shmyr; Pilhie from Campbell; and Campbell from Martin and Davidson. George Pilhie was awarded the M.V.P. for Bowmanville. Bowmanville-Ajax In league play on Saturday evening, January 5th in Ajax, (he Canadian Tire Minor Midgets defeated Ajax by a score of 9 - 3. The Toros dominated the play to the frustration of the Ajax team who turned what could have been a good hockey game into a high sticking, hard hitting battle which resulted in many penalties for both teams and some game suspensions. The goal scorers for liow- manville were Houston, Campbell (three), Martin, Pilhie (two), Fairey and Colwell. Assists were given to Downing, Pilhie (two), Campbell (two), Davidson, Martin (two), Stainlon (two), and McArthur (two). r CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE 2nd NOTICE AQUATICS MINI-SESSION AT THE FITNESS CENTRE Red Cross and Specialized Swimming Courses for children and adults will be available twice a week (Tuesdays and ■ Thursdays - exceptions see Adult Swim for Fit and Synchro) for three weeks from January 22 to February 7, 1985. This session is recommended for people who have partially completed a level or who wish to try a course on a trial basis to see if they like it. Registration: Registration forms with a cheque or money order made payable to the Town of Newcastle will be accepted in advance if mailed to Town of Newcastle, Community Services Department, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, L1C3A6. January 7-11,1985 registrations will be accepted in person at the above address. Registration forms are available at Community Services or the Fitness Centre. Class Cost Time (Tues. SThurs.) Code No. Parent & Tot (6 mos.-3yrs.) 15.00 6:30-7:10 p.m. MW1010121 Pre-School (3&4yrs.) 12.50 5:00-5:40 p.m. MW1020121 Pre-School (3 & 4 yrs.) 12.50 6:30-7:10p.m. MW1020122 Yellow - 12.50 5:00-5:40 p.m. MW1030121 Orange 12.50 5:45-6:25 p.m. MW1040121 Red 12.50 5:45-6:25 p.m. MW1050121 Maroon 14.00 5:30-6:25 p.m. MW1060121 Blue 14.00 6:30-7:25 p.m. MW1070121 Green 14.00 5:30-6:25 p.m. MW1080121 Grey 14.00 6:30-7:25 p.m. MW1090121 White 14.00 4:30-5:25 p.m. MW1100121 Adult Scared Sklnnies Adult Advanced 12.50 7:30-8:25 p.m. MA1010121 Beginners Adult Stroke 12.50 7:30-8:25 p.m. MA1020121 Improvement Adult Swim 12.50 7:30-3:25 p.m. MA1030121 for Fitness 12.50 Mon. 8-9:00 p.m. & Wed. 9-10:00 p.m. MA1050131 (starts Wed., Jan. 23) Synchronized Swimming 14.00 Mon. & Wed. 5:00- 6:00 p.m. (starts Wed., Jan. 23) MW1190131 Semi-Private (Pre-School -Orange) 15.00 6-25 min. classes Seml-Privalo Times will ho setup dependent on pool space and instructo (Red-White & availability. Adults) 30.00 6-55 min. classes For further information call the Filnoss Centro at 623-3392. Also watch tiro papers lor information on our next lilloon woek program starting February 18, 1985, iyrsWAtit, Jan. 10, 1905 JunoM, Lunn Program Director YOUTH BOWLINS Senior Division Team Standings - Terry 14, 5. Kirkton 7, Trotter 5, Sutcliffe Sutcliffe 2. High Singles - K. Wright 255, 220, R. Terry 234, 223, Ta. Kirkton 219, G. Stacey 199, R. Sutcliffe 196,192. High Triples - K, Wright 637, R. Terry 636. Junior Division Team Standings - Grant 13, Maynard 12, Harness 7, Smith 6, Walkey 6, McMullen 5, Couch 4, Farrow 3. High Singles - K. Britton 244, K. Bromell 230, V. Sutherland 230, A. Stacey 208, T. Hanc 208, T. McMullen 207. High Triples - D. Dickson 540, T. McMullen 540, G. Evans 539, K. Bromell 536, C. Hancock 502, T. Hanc 500. Bantam Division Team Standings - Hall 14, Flint 14, McMullen 12, McFeeters 9, Huard 7, Wraight 7, Gowans 5, Smith 2, Big Canoe 0, Floyd 0. - High Singles - B. Evers 192, C. Richards 190, E. Hill 187, L. Gowans 182, J. Flint 180, S. Dickson 167. High Triples - C. Richards 549, B. Evers 534, J. Flint 497, J. P. Huard 454, D. Big Canoe 441, L. Gowans 430. Tyke Division Team Standings - Scooby- Doo 10, Woody Woodpecker 7, Smurfs 5, Charlie Brown 5, Bugs Bunny 5, Pac-Man 5, Spiderman 3, Chipmunks 0. High Doubles - Amy Lugtenburg 202. High Singles - A. Lugtenburg Lugtenburg 114, K. Connaghan 105, B. Rodgers 117, D. Britton 116. Town and Country Bowling Les Hunt 7, Alan Tibbies 5, A1 Bentley 5, Terry Luke 5, Steve Sanderson 2, Bob Brown 2, Nelda Dawson 2, Mike Powers 0. Ladies' High Triple - Linda Bentley 587. Men's High Triple - Les Hunt 737. Ladies' High Single - Linda Bentley 251. Men's High Single - Les Hunt 298. Ladies 250 and Over - Ev Cole 251, Linda Bentley 251. After the dust had cleared in Saturday's first game the final score was 6 to 4 as the Flying Dutchman defeated San Marino's. During the first period seven minor penalties and one major were assessed by the referees, with no power play goals scored. W. Alder notched a hat trick for San Marino's and T. Fennell had a pair in favour of the Dutchman. San Marino's had two goals called back, one which was kicked in, but the other was questionable and if counted, could possibly have changed the course of the game. E. Strand was back on skates for this contest, but looked just a touch rusty. Still, he managed to set up two goals, one on a powerplay in the second. Shots on goal were 24 to 22 in favour of the Dutchman and penalties were recorded at six apiece. In Saturday's second match, Courtice Auto Wreckers again moved ahead of Toby's Pub in their see-saw battle for 3rd place, in the Oliver Division. Playing an aggressive game, taking eight out of 10 minor penalties, Courtice took the lead 2 to 1 at the end of the first, and never looked back. M. Clouthier brought Toby's close with the only goal of the second period, which tied things up. In the third, goals by J. Partner, P. Henderson, and one on a fancy bank shot (with the goalie out) by L. Bielawski kept Courtice ahead. G. Powell, for Toby's, had their only marker late in the period. However, D. Forrester managed to block 18 of Toby's shots while L. Lamanque handled 28 from Courtice. Final score 5 to 3 for Courtice. Barrett Electric led in all catagories at the final buzzer in Sunday's 7:00 a.m. game, by defeating Shopper's Drug Mart 7 to 3, outshooting them 30 to 26 and taking five of the six minor penalties. A three-goal effort by Barrett's J. Stainlon and excellent goaltending by R. Stainlon paved the way for Barrett's victory. The closest Shopper's got was in the second, when the only goal of the period put them within one of Barrett. A four-goal onslaught onslaught by Barrett in the third put the game out of reach. This win moved Barrett Electric into second place in thé Burke Division, two points ahead of Shopper's and only four behind the Dutchman, with only four games remaining remaining in the schedule. Both goaltenders had an excellent game as Clinic Pharmacy and Twin Brand Orchards squared off in Sunday's second game. Facing 21 shots each, M. Willoughby, Clinic, and M. Kerstens for Twin Brand were very hot. Early in the third, a "tip in" by B. Shantz on a power play completely fooled Clinic's net- minder and tied the game at two apiece. Goals by P. Bee- croft and T. Graham rounded out the Beasties' scoring and Clinic's L. Jay had two, J. Allen, B. Janitsch and G. Hillis scoring singles. The score at game end was 5 to 3 in favour of Clinic with the Beasties taking five of the six minor penalties assessed. A bit of trivia trash - with four games remaining in the schedule, only 17 players not counting goaltenders, have not scored in our league. Dennis Pizza Novice Toros Tie Game The Novice Toros travelled to East GwillembUry to participate participate in their first tournament tournament of the year. The first game was played against Keswick, a well matched team, finishing the game with a 2 - 2 draw. Keswick's Keith Genidle scored the first goal, two minutes into the first period. They held each other off until the last four minutes of the third period, when Jeff Murphy scored for the Toros. Assists go to Andrew Ferguson and Chad Veinot. Keswick's Derek Garrard came right back with another goal, assists to Brian Ladner and Jeremy Payne. Bowmanville Bowmanville Toros pulled their goalie with 1:42 remaining in the game. Ryan Robinson scored for the Toros, with assists going to Gary Adams and Jeff Murphy. After a seven hour wait, the boys played their second game, against East Gwillem- bury. The Toros were ready for this 2 -1 win. The first goal was scored by Jeff Murphy and the second goal by Ryan Robinson. 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