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8 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. February 5,1986 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Tom Mason, won top spot over approximately 20,000 other bowlers in the All Canada Junior Tournament held before Christmas. With his handican Tom had a 949 total. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- On Tuesday evening at Darlington Sports Centre, the Durham Regional Police Hockey Team played the Port Darlington Marina Junior C's in an exhibition tilt, losing 9-6 to the Jr. C's. President Dale Allan of the Durham Police Force Association presented presented a trophy to Bill Simpson, Pres, of the Hockey Club to be presented annually to the Jr. C's M.V.P. CELEBRITY BOWL -- Come on down to Liberty Bowl and watch the celebrities bowl for millions in support of Big Brothers, this Saturday, February 8th. REGULATIONS -- Anglers on Lake Scugog should be aware that' the last day of ice fishing for pickerel on Lake Scugog is March 15, 1986. The daily catch limit is six pickerel. The total possession limit is also six pickerel. All fishing huts must be removed by March 15th. CLINIC -- The date for the upcoming baseball umpires' clinic is April 5, at the Memorial Park clubhouse. This clinic begins at eight a.m. and could last the entire day, concluding with a written test which will decide the level at which the umpire is qualified to work. Persons as young as 14 (or even 13) for games involving very young players) can attend the umpire training program. In fact, many of the umpires are players themselves. For further information, call 623-9118. McMURTRY CUP -- Bowmanville will be well represented in the McMurtry Oldtimers -Hockey Tournament by the King Garden Oldtimers, Town Sports, and Audio Vision Oldtimers teams. The event is scheduled for February 7 - 9th in Toronto. HONOURED -- Bill Kurelo, well known manager of the Civic Auditorium and other arenas in the City of Oshawa, was honoured recently for his interest in minor hockey. Kurelo started with the birth of the Civic Auditorium in 1963. He was presented with the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association recognition award by those involved in the sport in Oshawa. HELP OUT -- Last Saturday, members of the Eagles executive and team players carried out a previous commitment to help out at the Novice Tournament at Bowmanville Arena. Special thanks to them and good luck next year. MOTORBIKES -- The Information and Education Advisory committee of the Ganaraska Region Conservation Conservation Authority have turned aside a proposal of the Oshawa Competition Motorcycle Club in that the club would assist with some reorganization reorganization of Ganaraska Forest Trails, carry out clearing of trails on an annual basis with the hope of being able to establish a semi-permanent bike trail through the forest to be used for a Great Pine Ridge Enduro feature. Although the committee turned aside the Motorcycle Club's proposal they did recommend that Authority staff meet with the Club in an effort to come to an agreement over acceptable use of the forest by bikers. A Ganaraska Forest Study has set policy restricting motorized vehicles to certain roadways in the forest. ICE FISHING--Lake Scugog has the distinction of being the only lake in Division 6 where ice fishing is allowed. Division 6 includes all of the Kawartha Lakes plus Lake Scugog and-Rice Lake. Anglers should consult the 1986 Fishing Regulations Summary for the various division boundaries, and open seasons and catch limits in each division. Building supplies. Our specialty is, lumber and lumber products. A complete line of kiln dried hardwood and softwoods. • Walnut • Cherry • Maple • Redwood • Teak • Oak • Phil. Mahog. • Softwoods Hardwood & softwood plywood. .MILL and YARD Specialty 328 Rltson Rd. N., Oshawa Custom Milling 725-4744 PEACOCK LUMBER LTD - Complete Collision and Rust Repair - Professional Paint Work - Competitive Rates - Free Estimates - Insurance Claims - 11 years experience FRED'S AUTO BODY 163 Base Line Rd. Bowmanville 623-6353 Norm's Delicatessen 623-1533 (Coaches also needed) Players Wanted for Try-outs Bowmanville Merchants Softball Club Telephone Doug McFeeters 623-4616 Jamieson Carpentry and Royal Glass Win First Non Contact Playoffs After 15 regular season games,' the four teams in the Commercial Non Contact Hockey League faced-off for their first playoff games on Sunday morning, Feb. 2. In the opening contest, two evenly matched teams were both hoping to grab that all- important first game in the two out of three semi final series. Second place ' finishers, Jamieson Carpentry came out flying from the opening whistle, building a 4 - 1 first period lead and cruising to a 7 - 3 victory over the third place Falcons who were never really in the game. J. Wood led the attack for the winners with two goals. L. Spencer and L. White had a goal and an assist each while George Bowen and K. Gilmour added singles. Paul Dadson earned two assists with R, Masterson, Alt Bowen, D. Hayward and P. Hurley picking picking up one apiece. Replying for the losers were v Grant Reid, Ernie Csizmadia, and George .Connors with goals and Harold Leach, Jim Ryhorchuk and Jim Gamble with assists. The second game of the morning also proved to be one sided as the first place Royal Glass squad, backed by the steady net minding of M. Rooney shut-out the Dennis Pizza club by a score of 8 - 0. League scoring champion Paul Leslie continued to show why he is the most dangerous offensive player in the league as he figured in seven of the eight goals, scoring three times and adding four assists, Frank Rehr also had a big game, picking up four points with a "hat trick" and an assist. Ken Hall and J, Patterson Patterson (one plus one) completed the scoring for the winners while the following players all earned assists, U. Probert (three), S. Hall (three), andB. Hunter (two). Port Hope Eliminates Bowmanville in Overtime Win The Port Hope Panthers pulled off the upset of the year with a 4-3 overtime victory against the Bowmanville Eagles on Thursday night in Port Hope. The Panthers now meet the Cobourg By Dan Moriarity The Cowan Pontiac sponsored sponsored Bowmanville Eagles Jr. C Hockey team had their work cut out for them this past week, trailing the Port Hope Panthers two games to one in their best of seven quarter final playoff series and facing two games in Port Hope. On Tuesday, the Eagles came out flying in the first period, with Chris Dreossi scoring just 33 seconds into the game to give the Eagles a 1 -.0 edge. Brian Heard followed suit with a pair of goals just 39 seconds apart and it was 3 - 0. The Panthers fought back, however, with a goal in the first period and two in the second to tie the game after 40 minutes. Dreossi put the Eagles up 4 - 3 early in the third period but Port Hope tied the game with about five minutes remaining and scored the winner with just 2:34 left in the game to take a 3 -1 lead in the series. With their backs against the wall, the Eagles tied to rally for game five on Thursday. After Port Hope had taken a 1 - Cougars in the best of seven semi-finals, which started Monday night in Cobourg. Above, captain Glenn German scrambles for the puck during last week's game in Port Hope. 0 lead, Chris Michelson tied the game at the 17:25 mark of the first period. Panther star Tony Wakely put Port Hope up 2 -1 with his second goal of the game. Brian Heard tied the score again with 28 seconds remaining in the period. After a power play goal by Port Hope late in the second period, the Eagles tried desperately to tie the game again. Their efforts were rewarded when Chris Michelson Michelson scored withjust 31 seconds left in regulation time to send the game into overtime. 14 seconds remained in the first overtime period when Wakely scored to give Port Hope the game and the series. It was the toughest of losses 1 for the Cowan Eagles who lost three of the four games in the series by a single goal, and two of those in overtime. Carl Nielsen, Bob Luxton, Ken Johnson, and Jim Murphy, the Eagles' coaching staff deserve a great deal of credit for the way they tried to pull the team together for that last game, despite a myriad of setbacks. The Panthers also deserve credit for their performance, pulling off a very major and unexpected upset of the powerful Eagles. To them, congratulations and the best of luck in the balance of their playoff schedule. Finally, congratulations to the Cowan Eagles on a super season in which they finished in first place during the regular season (again) and produced some very exciting hockey throughout the year. Thank you, and we'll be looking looking forward to next year which could well be another terrific year, perhaps even better than this one. Town & Country Sunday, January 21, iim Team Standings 1st Place - Randy Gibbs 20 points, 2nd Place - Vivian Hunt 18 points, 3rd Place - Gloria Wilkins 14 points, Keith Lee 14 points, 4th Place - Joan Gibbs 13 points, 5th Place - Steve Chrapek 11 points, Patti Phayre 11 points, Terry Luke 11 points. Ladles High Triple Nancy Wiersma 689 Men's High Triple Alan Tibbies 729 Ladles High Single Nancy Wiersma 286 Men's High Single Alan Tibbies 294 Ladles 250 and Over Nancy Wiersma 286 Bonnie Gibbs 250 TRIPLE F Team Standings N. Bakker 9, H. Vandergaast 8, P. Glasbergen 7, A. Mulder 6, D. Vanabbema 6, J. Rozema 6, A. Atkinson 5, R. Bouwmee- ster 5, C. Vanniejenhuis 4, A. Bonsma 4. High Single Ladles Trix Vandergaast 310 High Single Men Nick Bakker 261 High Triple Ladles Doreen Bakker 626 High Triple Men Andy Mulder 666 High Average Ladles Nel Vanabbema 190 High Average Men Peter Glasbergen 216 House League Hookey Team Standings as of February 1,10 W Tyke: London Life 11 2 1 65 14 22 : Shoppers Drug 9 4 2 52 30 20 : Homecare 0 14 1 10 83 1 Novice: Carter's Bakery 9 3 2 59 41 20 ; Adam & Eve 9 4 1 61 39 19 »' Bonded Paving ' 8 5 1 49 40 17 : Victoria & Grey 6 8 0 42 56 12 ! Jimmy's Place 1 13 0 26 69 2 ;■ Atom: Ontario Hydro 10 3 0 50 18 20 : Lange's Photo 9 4 0 47 26 18 London Life 7 6 0 35 37 14 r. J & J Sharpening 6 7 0 33 38 12 401 Esso 0 12 0 19 65 0 • Pee Wee: Checker's Variety 10 2 1 67 20 21 Mr. Submarine 8 3 2 54 32 18 ' Hutton Transport 6 5 1 47 60 13 McRobbie Photo 4 8 1 43 48, 7 Dykstra's Deli 1 11 1 24 75 3 Bantam: Kool Enterprises 6 3 4 42 34 16 Square Boy 8 5 0 39 ,29 16 - Nichols Motors 5 4 3 38 28 13 : Deluxe Taxi 5 8 0 29 43 10 McGregor Hardware 3 7 3 17 30 9 .J Midget: Remax 11 2 2 62 42 24 - Rotary 9 4 1 72 46 19 • Maggie B's 1 13 1 29 85 3 > Novice: Carter's Bakery 5, Jamie Sellers .3, Greg McMurter 1, Doug Parkin 1 --, Victoria & Grey 1, Ryan Healey. Games Feb. 1,1986 Darlington Arena Tyke: Homecare 2, Kayle Matthews 1, David Leppert 1 -- Shoppers Drug 2, Travis Laughlin 1, Kevin Pickell 1, Novice: Carter's Bakery 4, Jamie Sellers 1, Doug Parkin 1, Greg McMurter 2 -- Bonded Paving 1, Kevin Jackson. Jimmy's Place 4, Mark Read 3, David Mills 1 -- Adam & Eve 3, Jason Jackman 2, Craig Taylor 1. Atom: Lange's Photo 7, Justin Merkac 1, Byron Lange 1, Warren Bate 2, Joey Bate 2, Casey O'Neill 1 -- J & J Sharpening 3, Jason Wichman 1, Michael Suess 1, Leon Coates 1. London Life 2, Chris Filler 1, Jamie Brake 1 -- Hydro 0. Shut out Tim Day. Pee Wee: Checker's Variety 8, Billy MacIntyre 1, Dustin Couch 1, Jeff Clarke 1, Todd Lepard 2, Bobby Powers 1, Jeremy Snowden 2 -- Dykstra's Deli 0. Shut out Jason Derrick. Mr. Submarine 3; Paul Conway l, Chris Gordon 1, John Strickwerda 1 -- ' McRobbie 3, Brad Powell 2, ► Chris Raby 1. Bantam: Square Boy 2, David Kichko 1, Jim Pithie 1 --Deluxe Taxi 1, Steve Bizi 1. Kool 3, Mark Boutilier 1, J Scott Edmondson 1, Paul ■» Brunt 1 -- McGregor 0. Shut, out John Jefferys. Midget: Maggie B's 2, Jeff Knox 1, Greg Clarke 1 -- Remax 1, Mark Smith 1. Future Games Sat., Feb. 8,1986 , Bowmanville Arend 7 a.m.-7:50Kool vs. Nichols - (Bantam). 1 7:50 - 8:40 Square Boy vs. » McGregor (Bantam). .* 8:50 - 9:40 Maggie B's vs. • Rotary (Midget). 1 10:40 - 11:30 Checkers vs., Hutton (Pee Wee). i 11:30 - 12:20 McRobbie vs. .Dykstra's (Pee Wee).. 12:30 - 1:20 Langes Hydro (Atom). 1:20 - 2:10 401 Esso London Life (Atom). 2:20 - 3:10 Bonded Victoria & Grey (Novice). 3:10 - 4:00 Jimmy's Carters (Novice). 4:10 - 5:00 Homecare London Life (Tyke).- vs. vs. vs. vs. SIDEWALK SALE FEB.5,6,7,8 ? NO GIMMICKS! NO PRIZES! NO BALLOONS! JUST GREAT SAVINGS UP TO 70% OFF! ? V STARTS TODAY! r V Watch for your 36 page sale flyer . at your door... or pick one up at the Centre today!! . i ¥ k OVER 170 STORFS ft SFRVIfFS • SEAtfS EATON'S the ^ a y SHOP MON. 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