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12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 3,1986 Bowmanville Recreation Hockey League Results v ~. - Tyke: Optimist Club . Novice: Frank's Variety Atom No. 1: Darlington Auto in (i i' Sales ;Atom No. 2: Bay Sports Pee Wee: I.O.O.F. ,Bantam: Bowmanville Sand üV and Gravel ■ Midget: Deluxe Taxi ; (l „ . Games Nov. 24,1986 i ufU Newcastle Arena .Midget - Remax 4 - IGA 2. (,,-Maggie B's 3, Steve Muree I,, Don Burgess 1, Dave McCullough 1 - Rotary 3, Jeff Ufoganeer 1, Brad Sainsbury i/James Vesna 1. v Games Nov. 29,1986 6j'"" v Bowmanville Arena V? Tyke: Skylight Donut 2, jurent Stockman 1, Jeremy ' Sanders 1 - London Life 2, I . Jason Lange 2. A and R Flooring 5, Chris Pot 3, Niki Defreitas 2 - Shoppers 2, Steve Tabb 1, DaveLeppertl. Novice: Adam and Eve 5, Les McCrory 2, Kevin Martin 1, Kevin Pickell 1, Brad Ormiston 1 - Carter's 1, Shawn Whalen. Jimmy's 7, David Chambers 4, Darryl Cook 3, - Victoria and Grey 3, Robbie Harness 2, Kevin Jackson 1. Atom: London Life 1, Bruce Hamilton - Lange's 1, Craig Rickard 1. 401 Esso 4, Mike Tallotti 2, Trevor MacDonald 1. Danny Cassidy 1 - J and J 4, Andy Perkins 2, Ken Pingle 1, Darryl Sewell 1. Pee Wee: Mr. Sub 3, Todd Lepard 1, Kent Vanderheyden 1, Jack Bentley 1 - McRobbie's 2, Eric Smith 1, Kevin Farrow 1. Dykstra's 4, Scott Latin 1, Chris Forsey 1, Craig Forsey 1, Brendan Donahue 1 - Hutton 1, Steve Hancock 1. Bantam: Kool 4, Billy MacIntyre 1, Paul Conway 1, Richard Smit 2 - Square Boy 2, Paul Smethurst 1, Ken Cornish 1. Nichols 4, Ian Knight 1, Jason Vacheresse 1, Martin Vanderheyden 1, Jan Vanderheyden 1 - McGregor's 0. Shut Out Mike Ruthard. Future Games Dec. 6,1986 Bowmanville Arena 8 a.m. Kool vs McGregor's (Bantam). 9 a.m. Nichols vs Square vs Mr. Boy (Bantam). 10 a.m. Checkers Dykstra's (Pee Wee). 11 a.m. Hutton vs Submarine (Pee Wee). 12 noon Hydro vs 401 Esso (Atom). 1 p.m. J and J vs London Life (Atom). 2 p.m. Bonded vs Carter's (Novice). 3 p.m. Adam and Eve vs Jimmy's (Novice). 4 p.m. Shoppers vs London Life (Tyke). 5 p.m. Skylight vs A and R Flooring (Tyke). Mr. Submarine Back on Track Friday, November 28, the Mr. Sub team played Harman Cordova at Darlington Arena. The Sub team started the game with nine players but prevailed for a 4-2 win. The team started with Leon Coates scoring in the first minute of the game with assist going to Jack Bentley and Todd Lepard. The second goal was scored by Morris Kilmer with assist going to Steve Godsmark. Jack Bentley got the 3rd goal with assists going to Leon Coates and Morris Kilmer. Last goal was scored by Morris Kilmer from Jack Bentley. This was a -100% team effort. On Sat., Nov. 29, the Mr. Sub team was up against the hot McRobbie team. The final score was Mr. Sub 3 and McRobbie's 2. The Mr. Sub team had a 3-0 lead going into the last 3 minutes but the McRobbie team never gave up connecting for two goals in less than one minute. The goal scorers for Mr. Sub were Todd Lepard, Kent Vanderheyden, and Jack Bentley with assists going to Kyle Purdy and Nigel Black. St. John Ambulance Crew Hears About Cold Water Brownings St. John Ambulance Display at Bowmanville Mall The 871 Newcastle division division of St. John Ambulance met at the Bowmanville Hospital recently, where John Henry was the guest speaker. His topics were Cold Water Near Drowning and Hypothermia. Both were very informative. Saturday, Nov. 29th found Brigade members at Bowmanville Bowmanville Mall recruiting and displaying information on courses available through St. John Ambulance. Ambulance. Our Division meets biweekly at the Bowmanville Bowmanville Hospital. Our activities activities include meetings, duties and training. Trainings Trainings are free to St. John Ambulance Ambulance members. B.H.S. Sportsline ., A mannequin named Annie and a video on life-saving life-saving manoeuvers were among the displays set up at ;-gthe Bowmanville Mall last weekend by the St. John ^Ambulance. The efforts were part of a drive to re- 'icruit new members to the emergency help service ""'■J til.: and to inform people of the different life-saving courses available through St. John Ambulance. Seen here with Annie j are Steve Phillips, Sandy Greenslade, Mel Dempsey and Superintendent Douglas Boddy. G. Vandermolen Congratulations to our Junior and Midget Girls' Basketball Teams, both of which advanced to the quarter-finals of LOSSA, which was held at our school this past .weekend. In order to advance, the Juniors defeated a hard-fighting team from Uxbridge, by a landslide score of 63-20. The Midgets, also won their last game when they defeated a fast team from Picketing bv a score of 57-31. In the quarter finals, the Juniors met with defeat when they took to the court against Henry Street, of Whitby. The team played a very good game, however, with the absence of their key starters they didn't quite have enough to pull out the win, losing by the close score of 43-39, The Midget Girls also fell to defeat in their bid for the title, when they lost to Brock by a score of 65-26. Despite the losses, both teams can be proud of excellent seasons. Way to go girls. Moving on, more basketball was played; this time the boys' teams were activated for their first games of the season. The Senior Boys' played two games this week. The first against rival O'Neill, and the second against Central, of Oshawa. The team started out sluggishly in their opener against O'Neill, but fought back and held their .own. However, they didn't have quite enough for the win as they lost, 60-40. In their second game, the team played a good game, winning over Central by a score of 57-50. The Juniors and Midgets also played a game this, past week as they both played teams from Cobourg West. In contrast to the Seniors' opening game-both, of'these teams, opened i their season with wins as the Midgets won a landslide victory and the Juniors whipped their opponents by a score of 67-44. Last week, at the end of my article, I included a team profile of our Junior Boys' Basketball Team. In writing this profile I am sure I left out some key points or other items of interest to people who read the article. If anyone has any suggestions as to how to improve the profile, or any other part of the article, I would greatly appreciate the input. Sportsline By G. Vandermolen Approximately every 3-4 months, a transition takes place in high school sports. The boys' and girls' teams are ending their seasons and starting new ones. Such is the case right now in our school. The boys' football team finished their season and started basketball wheras the girls' basketball season has just ended and the next girls' sport, volleyball is going to begin this week. I submit this as my excuse for having only boys' basketball included in this article. All three of the boys' basketball teams, midget, junior and senior, participated in their first away game, when they travelled to Port Hope to play Trinity College. All three teams returned to Bowmanville with another one in the wins' column as they all won convincing games over T.C. All three teams also participated in another first, that being the first tournaments of the season. The midgets were not as successful as they would have hoped to be as they took part in an eight team, round-robin tournament in Pickering. The team won one game by defeating Ajax, 47-27. The juniors' tournament took place in Sutton. The junior teams' success, although not as great as they would have hoped was unparalled by any other Bowmanville team in their first tournament this year. The team lost their first game, won their second and then won a third game. This captured the consolation championship. Congratulations also to Vince Rimes for his efforts resulting In a M.V.P. Award. The seniors travelled to King City for their tournament last Friday and Saturday. The team lost their first game, won their second and lost again In tho consolation final. Both senior and junior teams will take part In tournaments at our school and In Ajax respectively. Come on out and see some great basketball talent. New Cadet Receives Her Enrollment Pin Are you a leader of men? Are you looking for challenge? challenge? Do you know what to do in an emergency situation? situation? If you are interested in joining the 871 Newcastle Division contact Superintendent Superintendent Doug Boddy at 623- 4307. St. John Ambulance offers offers many courses such as First-Aid, CPR, Home Health Care, Babysitting courses and many others. For more information or to book a course, contact Doug at our Oshawa-Newcastle branch at 434-7800. If you would like St. John Ambulance Ambulance coverage at your activity, activity, call Public Relations Officer Alf Brown at 623- 5034 or our Branch office. During the Second Bowmanville Brownies' enrollment meeting on Monday, December 1, Charlynne Tillcock (centre) received her enrollment pin in the Second Woodland Division CadetCompany. Presenting the pin were Cadet Guid- ers Edna Fraser (left) and Betty Hamon (right). i BETTER DESIGN is our SPECIALTY! the- IV1LPCMK • sofas • chairs • lamps • tables • wall units • suites • pictures and accessories \S & Vn t -s m, Large or small, we have it all at very affordable prices during our PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE. 14 Albert Street, Oshawa 576-4370 Mon. to fri. 9:30 - 4:30. 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