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A y In spite of the bitter cold, a large crowd was on hand for the Grand Opening of Skylight Donuts on Saturday morning. Mayor John Winters (centre) performed the traditional ribbon cutting, he is flanked by owners Dan and Ed Holkema. Councillor Hal McKnight was among the many well wishers and MPP Sam Cureatz also dropped by on his way to the ski slopes. Skylight Donuts is located in the new Wilsmap plaza on King Street East in Bowmanville. Checker's Pee Wees Extend Lead The scene of House League Hockey shifted this week from the Bowmanville Arena to the larger ice surface at Darlington. Darlington. The move appeared to be to the liking of the fast skating Checkers Club as they won their fifth game in a row, extending their lead in the Pee Wee division to 3 points. . Checkers got off to a fast start getting two goals on the opening shift. Billy MacIntyre scored from Jeremy Snowden and Paul Sararas then Dustin Couch scored from Billy and Jeremy. The game stayed at 2-0 until the gap was widened halfway through the second period on goals by Jeff Clarke from Bobby Powers and Todd Lepard and Todd from Jeff and Steve Kay. The third period saw Checkers Checkers score on four of the many chances they created by working hard and displaying team play. Todd scored his second of the game from Jeff and Bobby then Bobby was set up by a beautiful pass from Jeff and scored on a good shot to the short side. Jason Walsh had made the play along the boards to send Jeff and Bobby in on a two-on-one. The last two minutes of play belonged to Billy and Jeremy, they controlled the puck and each scored on set ups from the other. Paul Sararas, playing another good game, also assisted on the final two goals. Mark McLennan, playing only his second game on defence, made several good plays which' helped Jason Derrick record the shut-out, his fifth of the year. CHECKERS VS. CHECKERS Following the snow storm on Saturday, February 1 Checkers Variety Bowmanville Bowmanville Pee Wees travelled to. Brooklin to meet Checker's Variety Whitby Pee Wees. The Bowmanville squad was short staffed for the weekend and the storm meant we would not have been able to ice a team until Tommy White and Kent Vanderheyden agreed to join us for this game. The Whitby club also had manpower problems and had to supplement supplement their line-up with outside players. Bowmanville, with two •forward lines and only three defencemen, opened the scoring early on goals by Billy MacIntyre from Jeremy Snowden and Dustin Couch and then 22 seconds later Mark McLennan from Jeff Clarke and Kent. Whitby narrowed the margin only to The Duram Building Supplies Bantams have played 8 games between Jan. 4th and Jan. 26th and have managed only 3 wins with 15 goals for and 18 goals against. The offensive drought is becoming very discouraging discouraging for the Durham Building Boys, but we are confident that they can re-build and produce a winning effort for the playoff playoff series with Cobourg which commenced Sunday, February 2nd, January 4th - Young Canada Day - Cobourg 3, Bowmanville 2. Scoring: Terry Kellett from "Neil Taylor and Dave; Greg Healey from Terry Kellett and Troy Neill. January 5th at Whitby - Whitby 7, Bowmanville 4. Scoring: Greg Healey from Brad Carnegie and Britt Cole; Brad Carnegie from Doug Lever from Shane Armstrong and Britt Cole; Shane Armstrong Armstrong from Mike Kane. January 11th - Cobourg Tourney - Bowmanville 1, Cobourg 0. Scoring: Troy Harness from Scott Brunt and Chris Hall. Shut-out: Darrin Bunker. January 11th - Cobourg Tourney - Orono 2, Bowman- have the Bowmanville club pull away to record a 7-3 victory. Bowmanville goals were scored by Todd Lepard from Jeff and Kent, Billy from Dustin, Kent twice from Jeff and Jeremy from Steve Kay. The defence playing a three man rotation with only an hours rest following a Select game played well. Jason Derrick played well in net and had little chance on the goals that beat him. Thanks again to Tommy and Kent for helping out and to Rick White as well for his assistance on Saturday night. ville 1. Scoring: Jeff Reynolds - unassisted. January 12th at Markham - Markham 2, Bowmanville 1. Scoring: Troy Harness from Dave Smith. January 18th - Exhibition - Bowmanville 3, Oshawa Major Bruins 1. Scoring: Shane Armstrong from Doug Lever and Britt Cole; Troy Neill from Chris Hall and Scott Brunt. Tory Harness - unassisted. January 25th - Gravenhurst Tourney - Bowmanville 2, Gravenhurst 0. Scoring: Terry Kellett from Jeff Laird and Britt Cole. Chris Hall from Troy Harness and Troy Neill. Shut-out: Darrin Bunker. January 26th - Gravenhurst Tourney - Huntsville 3, Bowmanville Bowmanville 1. Scoring: Shane Armstrong from Doug Lever. February 2nd - Playoff Game - Bowmanville 4, Cobourg 1. Scoring: Chris Hall - unassisted; unassisted; Troy Harness from David Smith and Britt Cole; Brad Carnegie from Jeff Réynolds; Jeff Reynolds from Terry Kellett and Brad Carnegie. You are on the right track now boys - keep up the good hustle and good teamwork. Liberty Belles Top 10 Teams J. Hanthorn 10, 7573, R. Junkin9,7277, F. Sleep 7, 6955, C. Roberts 6, 6868, J. McMullen 5 and one half, 6751, M. MacDonald 5 and one half, '6522, B. Westlake 5, 6871, R. Flee 5,6504, R. Wright 4, 6756, E. Stewart 3, 6680. Top Ten Averages J. Hanthorn 235, R. Junkin 232, F. Sleep 215, C. Roberts 214, B. Westlake 206, E. Stewart 192, B. Forsey 189, J. McMullen 186, R. Wright 186, R. Hartford 184. High Single R. Junkin 312 High Double R. Junkin 479 London Life Beats Ont. Hydro London Life Atoms defeated Ontario Hydro 2-0 Saturday, Feb. 1 in a close checking match. Goalie Tim Day recorded his second shut-out of the season. JTim's biggest save of the Jay"came against Ryan Becker on a penalty shot, Chris Filler scored first from Carlo Warr, then Jaimie Brake tallied from Rob Mclver and Chris Filler. Including exhibition games London Life recorded their eighth straight victory. Alright Green Machine I Town League January 30,1986 Town Sports shaded Jimmy's Flame Broil by a three to one count in the opener. John Hogarth, Doug Leddy, and Nick Vanseggelin were Town Sports scorers, on assists by Jim Baker (two), Don Daigle, and Vanseggelin. Gary Dusseldorp from Dan Ross was the Jimmy's only scoring play. Three Brothers Pizza lost their third game in the round robin, as Hunt's Photography hung on to claim a three to two decision. The Pizza crew threw everything everything tney had at Scott Bate in the third period, but were robbed on all but one occasion. Brad Godfrey, Bill Peterman and Randy Biopelle scored for Hunts. Doug Rickard (two), Rudy Kvasnak, and Stan Greenham assisted on Hunt's goals. Mike Adams and Brad Prentice, assisted by Bob McCann, John Conboy, Adams and Terry Vanschyndel accounted for the Pizza scoring. Norm's Deli c. Jed Castle Hotel by six goals to four in the nightcap. Don Farrow (two), Tim Almond, Stan Konarowski, Don Smith, and Warren Whit- marsh were the Deli marksmen. marksmen. Helpers were supplied by Konarowski (two), Major, Whitmarsh, Farrow, Dwyer, Dadson, and Almond. Mike Mackie and Dale Millson (two each), were the Castle scorers. Mackie, Millson, Dwyer (two), and Brad Bamsey assisted on the Castle scores. Next week's games: Hunt's Photo vs. Castle Hotel; Town Sports vs. Brothers Pizza; Norm's Deli vs. Jimmy's Flame Broil. Hooper's Jewellers Ltd. presents a heart full of love. -"ts * hearts * hearts * ties As little as $9950 1 Hearts to show you care Diamonds set in 14K gold 39 King SI. West 623-5747 Bowmanville Member of Canadian Jewellers Group Co-operative Association Durham Bldg. Supplies Rebuilds for Playoffs Carter's Beat V & G 5 to 1 Well parents, I'm sure you're happy to see that I have once again taken pen in hand and resumed the duties of team reporter, s: Our Wednesday evening game against Victoria and Grey took us to Darlington Sports Centre, where we started off slowly but finished with a bang. Jamie Sellers, of Carter's Bakery, proved to be one of the stars of the game by putting 3 well placed shots in behind the V t G goalie throughout the game. Jamie's 3 goals were assisted by Doug Parkin. Steve Oke, of Carter's Bakery managed to hold out against the V k G onslot, and did until the third period when Victoria and Grey slipped one past. Greg McMurter managed to put a fancy flipping puck up behind the V & G goalie, unassisted. Doug Parkin then came back on the ice during the third period and put the last goal of the game into the V It G net. Doug's goal was assisted by Scott McGregor. The boys all played a good game. Carter's Defeat Bonded Paving 4-1 Saturday, February 1 saw us once again at Darlington Sports Center, as Carter's took the ice and defeated Bonded Paving 4-1. The first period saw only one goal, going to the Carter's Bakery Team. This goal came from Jamie Sellers with the assist going to Doug Parkin. The second period brought about the one and only goal Bonded received in the game. The honours going to Kevin Jackson, unassisted. The third period gave Carter's Bakery Bandits the lead when they managed to put 3 well placed shots in behind the Bonded Paving goalie. The first goal went to Doug Parkin, assisted by Jamie Sellers, the second and third goal going to Greg McMurter, McMurter, with 1 assist going to Doug Parkin. This win brings Carter's Bakery Bandits into contingency contingency for 1st place. Congratulations Congratulations boys. Baptists Hold Russian Night By Betty Marti Friday evlcning last was "Russian Njght" at Bowmanville Bowmanville Baptist*! Church.' Starting at 6:30;'a delicious supper of authentic. Russian Russian cuisine, prepared by the ladies of the church, was served to the large turn- • out. Following this, a film entitled entitled "More Than Conquerors" Conquerors" was presented. This film was made in secret secret by born again believers of the Russian Evangelical Baptist Church and graphically graphically depicted the persecution persecution which the church is undergoing undergoing at the hands of the K.G.B. Pastors are beaten, exiled and imprisoned. Families are torn asunder, never to know if they will meet again in this life. And many of the faithful are tortured tortured or put to death for the stand they take. But throughout it all, the indomitable indomitable spirit of these embattled Christians of all ages is abundantly evident, and they are prepared to sacrifice everything for their unquenchable faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. It was a stirring and dramatic film, often sad, but nevertheless gloriously triumphant, again and again demonstrating the fact that the church of Christ is never stronger •than when it faces persecution. persecution. God's Word says: "Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? Shall trouble or hardship or persecution or famine or nakedness or danger or sword? As it is written: 'For your sake we face death all day long; we are' considered as sheep to be slaughtered.' No, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us." -- Romans Romans 8:35-37 (N.I.V.) Following the film, there was a lively question and answer period conducted by the guest speaker, Pastor John Huk. Pastor Huk broadcasts the gospel into the Soviet Union via the powerful radio station at Monte Carlo, and his message message is received joyfully by the Russian Christians, many of whom do not even own a Bible. » Van Belle Floral Shoppes ... much more than a flower store! 4 STORES • Highway No. 2 • King SI. I., Oshawa • Slmco# SI. N., Oshawa . • King SI. W., | VAN BELLE* Sow mantilla •TraotmaiHs ol Van Belle Gardens Lid The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 5.1986 7 Bowmanville Figure Skaters Win Medals at Oshawa Meet The skaters pictured above will be competing in the Pine Ridge Competition to be hosted by the Bowmanville Figure Skating Club on February 15th. The competitors are, from left to right, front row, Jennifer Urwin, Jenny Woolner, Cara Gard ner, Laura Downey, David Urwin, second row, Melissa Cookson, Angie Taylor, Laura Gierman, back row, Nicole Cookson, Lisa Downey, Valerie Bush, Erin Flemming and Melanie Hall. P'-V- : These members of the Bowmanville Figure Skating club won medals recently during the Oshawa Unicorn Fair Skating Competition. The winners are, from left to right, front row, Cara Gardner, Kate Garret, Hilary Jennings, back row, Valerie Bush and Erin Flemming. Absent for the photo was Tracy Van Hoof. Rob Urwin will be representing the Bowmanville Bowmanville Figure Skating club when he competes in the Eastern Ontario Section Interclub. The event is scheduled to take place in Kingston during March. SNOWTHROWERS WHYYOU SHOULD HAVE BOUGHT AHONDA. TRADE-IN' your snowshovel for* $100.00 While Stocks Lastiwr v . 4JT P/ -5» You can spend a lot of time and money putting that bargain brand back together again and again and again you can get a HONDA. SN0WTHR0WER COUNTY HONDA Power Equipment Division 5 miles E. of Oshawa on Hwy. 2 623-2586or 683-2751