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I 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 7,1987 sptrt-m 6u-3m FLASHBACK--25 YEARS AGO -- In Legion Bowling, the first place position was at stake when Yeo met with runner-up Samis in the final game of the first schedule last week. Also in Legion Bowling, Harold Bennett received received high single and high triple with a 291 game and a 743 total. Other big triples were rolled by Ernie Perfect Perfect 698, Bill Orme 681, Frank Samis 637, Bill Bates 628, and Vince Prout 626. FLASHBACK--10 YEARS AGO -- Winners of the Lions Club Hockey ticket draw for upcoming Maple Leaf games in January are: Wally Pitt, Carl Wienecke, Jim Cryderman, Bill Eby, Jack Taylor, John Jeffrey, George Vice, A1 Strike, Doug Hayes and Lindsay Terreau. Terreau. And winning tickets for Oshawa General games were: Ken Lloyd, Ted Roberts, Orv Climenhaga, Bruce Dove, Lloyd Stainton, and Alf Redknap. MORE TOURNEYS--Also in the Bowmanville Recreation Recreation Hockey League, a Pee Wee tournament is scheduled scheduled for Saturday, March 28. Entry deadline for this event is February 21. In the Bantam Division the tournament tournament is scheduled for Saturday, March 21 with an entry deadline of February 7. DANCE -- On January 24, 1987, the House League Hockey Mothers will be holding a dance at the Newcastle Newcastle Town Hall. Tickets are now available. FREE SKATING--The Bowmanville Optimist Club will be sponsoring several free skating days at the Bowmanville Bowmanville Arena. They are on January 5,12,19,26 and February February 2, 9,16, and 23 from 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. j REDMEN--The Bowmanville Senior Redmen Basketball Basketball team will be at home when they meet up against Brock on Wednesday, January 7, at 2:30 p.m. Senior Redmen games are played in the gymnasium at Bowmanville Bowmanville High School. TOROS -- In BMHA play, the Novice Toros will meet with Lindsay on home ice at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, January 10. In the Atom division, Cobourg is scheduled scheduled as visitors on Saturday, January 10 at 3:20 p.m. The Toro Atom #2 team will play in Orono on Wednesday, Wednesday, January 7 and then in Newcastle on Saturday, January 10. Their final game of the week will be played against Manvers on Monday, January 12 as visitors. > In the Pee Wee division, the Toros will meet with Peterborough at 6:00 p.m. on home ice. The Pee Wee :#2 Toros will play in Manvers on Wednesday, January: .7. The following games are scheduled in the Bantam division. On Wednesday, January 7 they will meet with Lindsay on home ice at 7:30 p.m. Stouffville will be at home to Bowmanville on Monday, January 12. The Bantam Toros will then travel to Cobourg on Tuesday, January 13. Bowmanville will be back at home against Port Hope on Wednesday, January 14 at 7:30 p.m. In the Bantam #2 division, Bowmanville will meet with port Perry on Sunday, December 11. On Tuesday, De- cember 13 Orono will be visitors to the Bantam #2 Toros. All Toro games are played at the Darlington Sports Centre. BOYS' AND GIRLS' -- The Bowmanville Youth Club operates from late October until the end of April, 1987. The Club is operated by Eastview Boys' and Girls' Extension Extension Program and is offered at no charge to interested interested participants. For further information call 728- 5121. MEETING -- A B.M.H.L. Hockey Mothers' Meeting will be held on Tuesday, January 13,1987 at 8:00 p.m. The meeting is scheduled to take place in Court Room #2 at 132 Church Street in Bowmanville. FITNESS CENTRE -- Registration for the winter swim session at the Newcastle Fitness Centre is now over. Classes commenced Monday, January 5,1987. SIGN UP IN THE NEW YEAR -- The Oshawa YWCA is offering a variety of fitness classes in Bowmanville, Newcastle and Orono. The YWCA emphasizes fitness, fun and safety in their Easy Does It class for beginners to their Advanced Workout. Classes are available in all levels and are taught by specially trained instructors instructors certified by the YWCA of Canada. For further information information call 623-3664. OSHAWA SKI CLUB--The Oshawa Ski Club is beginning beginning their pee wee instruction program for young skiers on Saturday, January 10 and Sunday, January 11. Classes begin at 10:20 a.m. for 5 to 13 year old children and continue until February 22. Space is limited. limited. To pre-register call 576-6178. You may contact Carson Elliott at 623-5668 for further information. JUNIOR C STANDINGS - The Bowmanville Eagles are in first place in the Vern MacGregor Division of regular play with 18 wins. They are followed by Ajax, with 14 wins; Port Hope with 13, and Cobourg with 3. In the Walter Growley Division, Port Perry is in the lead with 18 wins, followed by Uxbridge with 11. In third place is Little Britian with 9 and Lindsay is fourth with 5 wins. Heading up the Don Ogden Division Division with the most wins is Lakcfield with 13, followed by Wellington with 11. Madoc is third with 3 wins, followed by Brighton, with 2. PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. 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 Specially Custom Milling Hardwood & sollwood plywood. MILLand.YARD 328 Rllaon Rd, N., Oahawa 726-4744 , ,v,-. : Honorary Chairmen Open Christmas Classic Tournament UPCOMING TOURNEYS -- In the Bowmanville Recreation Recreation Hockey League a number of tournaments are ahead. Entry Deadline in the Tyke Division is January 3,1987 for the tournament being held on Saturday, February February 14. In Novice hockey, the entry deadline for the' Monday, March 16, tournament is February 7. To qualify for the Atom tournament, entries must be submitted by February 7. The tournament will take place Tuesday, March 17. TOURNEY HELP NEEDED -- In order to make these five tournaments a success the Bowmanville Recreation Recreation Hockey League needs your help. They are looking for, parent volunteers to assist with a variety of duties. If anyone is interested, contact Bonnie Cunningham at 987-4458. i v « -. : JUNIOR C -- The Bowmanville Eagles will be visitors to the Port Hope Panthers on Thursday, January 8 at 8:00 p.m, On Sunday, January 11, the Eagles will be at home to the Uxbridge Bruins for game time at 7:30 p.m. Honorary chairmen of the Christmas Classic Hoc- tain of the Bowmanville Bantam Toros and at right key Tournament held during the weekend between is Stuart Tufts, representing the Belleville team. Christmas and New Years drop the ceremonial puck Bowmanville and Belleville were vying for the cham- to start the game. Mace Armstrong and Roy Jeffers pionship of the A Division bantam competition, conduct the face-off. At left is Dean Baumhauer, cap- ; f " V l , ; I 1 ■ V V\.* ( * - iï Y/i V, v; y- •NVL- bh' tii ■%. ^ *3 ■ v • " ; p ; - r " v \»jp k ~~ 5 ' I - ,-, - , . ■ • J " f LJÊF : ' f /.$ m AQUATICS CLUB -- The Newcastle Aquatics Club will be holding a Get-Wet-Day from 7:30 - 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, Saturday, January 10 at the Newcastle Fitness Centre. The one and a half hour swim will be an introduction to an Aquatic Club workout. The Square Boy bantam hockey team, from Bow- thur Callaghan, Ken Cornish, Trevor Bogdamow, manville, captured the runner up's award in the B Chris Poirier, and coach Doug MacCheyne. Absent division championship of a hockey tournament held are Ray Kichko and Paul Smethurst. Also in the at the Newcastle Arena last month. Members of the above photo are tournament convenors Lyle Bender, team include Adam Kiff, Dave Kichko, Brett Lam- Gord Black and Randy Hone. The team was defeated bert, Sean Snow, Jim McGregor, Paul Chisholm, by Pickering in the final game. Mark Burns, Paul Sararas, David McWilliams, Ar- HOME k-'i IM. vm V.u & j 7 'j m Bowmanville's ICool Enterprises Bantams advanced advanced to the A Division finals of a bantam tournament tournament held in Newcastle Village last month and sponsored sponsored by the United Counties Hockey League. The group includes (front row from left): Steve Kay, Billy MacIntyre, David Killcns, Scott Sclleck, Richard Smit, Steve Bizi. Back row, from left, includes: Bill MacIntyre, John Kay, Bryan James, Kevin Jay, Chris Gordon, Paul Conway, Andrew Day, Malt Tugwood, Richard MacCheyne, Mike Colbourne and Ron Sol- lcck. After winning both their early games, the bantams bantams lost 5-1 to Oshawa in the finals. Kool Enterprises Extend Lead On Sal., Dec. 20, Kool met Square Boy in a Bantam House League game and came away will) a 4-2 victory. The game marked the halfway point of the regular season and left Kool with a record of 7-2-1 and a 3 point lead in the standings. Square Boy came out skating, hitting and shooting hard, carrying the play to Kool for the first period, The game was scoreless until 5 minutes had clasped in the second period when Kool started to come on and opened the scoring on three fine individual efforts and excellent team play. Richard MacCheyne won the draw and drew it back towards Billy MacIntyre who directed the puck to Steve Bizi at the point, as Billy scrcchcd the would ho checker Steve stepped in unopposed and blasted a low shot home. Before the period ended, Richard and Billy teamed up again, executing a play they practiced, to extend Kool's lead to 2-0. Rich carried the puck into the offensive zone, drew the defense and look his shot. Billy crossed into the cleared zone and was all alone as he grabbed the rebound and slid It home. With the score 2-1 late in the third the "late" Bryan James took a pass from Richard Smit and raced down the Wing. When the defense committed, he found Mike Colbourne all alone in the slot, Mike onc- limcd a hard shot behind the surprized goaltcnder. Richard MacCheyne closed out the scoring, rifling in a shot after Steve Bizi had out fought three opponents to control the puck and set him up. ' The players and coches of Kool Enterprises wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a happy and prosperous New Year. GOODYEAR End of Round Robin No. 2 Dec. 18,1986 High Single - R. Etcher, High Triple - John Vanderveer 833, High Team Single - Snowtrack 1226, High Team Triple - Millwrights 3395. Over 300 - R. Etcher 316, John Vanderveer 310, John Vanderveer 303. Over 725 - John Vanderveer 833, D. Morrison 747, R. Etcher 725. Round Robin Winners - Snowtrack 20, Machine Shop 11. Team Standings: Snowtrack -14, Machine Shop -11, Office - 10, Power House - 10, Millwrights -10, Belts - 8. Y.T.D.: High Single - K. Taylor 390, High Triple - R. Etcher 878, High Team Single - Machine Shop 1269, High Team Triple - Snowtrack 3607. Announcements - Bowling resumes Jan. 8. Atom Bs Win 6 B' Crown In Cobourg On Sunday, Dec. 21st, the Atom B team travelled to Cobourg to play an 8 o'clock game against Cobourg in their tournament. First period action was all Cobourg, they scored /three quick goals while the B team was caught sleeping. But, Bowmanville woke up the the second and finally saw the net. Our first goal came at the 2:23 mark of the second when Chris Aitken fired it to Tracy Lemke who passed it to Alan McCullough who scored Bowmanville's first goal. Then Chris McCarthy got it over to Jeff White who "parked" it in the net. End of the 2nd 3-1 Cobourg. Third period action started with Cobourg scoring 2 more unanswered goals. Then Bowmanville rallied together when Tracy Lemke skated down the ice to find Jeff White in the clear to get his second of the game. Then Mike Nesbitt skated down the ice, carrying the puck, heading straight for the net and drilling it passed the goalie. Bowmanville worked hard in this game but came away losing it to Cobourg 5-4. Bowmanville vs Oshawa Canadians After the disappointment of losing to Cobourg the boys knew what they had to do. It was up to them. Now they either wanted to win or go home. With the final score being 5-0 Bowmanville everyone knew what was in the boys' hearts. They played as a team and worked hard for their victory. Jamie Doyle received another shutout for his hard work. Goals and assists: Chris Aitken from Alan McCullough; Chris McCarthy from Bruce Harnum; Mike Nesbitt from Jeff White; Jeff White from Mike Nesbitt and Doug Parkin; Jamie Brake. Bowmanville vs Bolton Well, it was on the the "B" Championship playing a team from Bolton. The Bowmanville boys were ready for action. They wanted to go home winners. And that's just what they did. They walked away with a 10-1 victory and another trophy on their shelf. Goals and assists as listed: Doug Parkin from Jeff White and Mike Nesbitt; Tracy Lemke from Chris McCarthy; Alan McCullough from Chris McCarthy; Wayde Putnam from Jeff White; Doug Parkin from Jeff White and Mike Nesbitt; Jeff White from Mike Nesbitt and Chris Hefferman; Doug Parkin from Tyson Pearcey ; Bruce Harnum from Mike Suess; Alan McCullough from Tracy Lemke; Tracy Lemke from Wayde Putnam and Chris Aitken. Congratulations, boys! Shutout for A & R Flooring A and R Tykes' Bradley St. John earned a shutout in a 5-0 victory over Shoppers on Dec. 20th. Congratulations, Bradley. Chris Pot opened the scoring with an unassisted goal paving the way for a hnllrick earned by Niki Dcfreilas. Niki scored the three goals in a row with assists going to Brian Ball, Craig Sabine and Chris Paquette. Good work, guys. The final goal was scored by Jeff Finney halfway through the third period on a pass from Jason Frnyno. A and R Flooring has played well during the 19116 part of the schedule. All the players are up for the games and practices and seem to be enjoying themselves thoroughly. Hopefully, the pace will remain the same In the new year. Way to go, A and Legion Ladies League Date 7&8 SCHEDULE Alley No. 9&10 11 & 12 Jan. 8 1-2 3-4 5-6 Jan. 15 5-4 1-6 2-3 Jan. 22 3-1 2-5 6-4 Jan. 29 2-6 4-1 3-5 Feb. 5 1-5 6-3 4-2 Feb. 12 3-2 4-5 1-6 Feb. 19 5-6 1-2 3-4 Feb. 26 1-4 5-3 6-2 Mar. 5 6-3 2-4 5-1 Mar. 12 2-5 3-1 4-6 Mar. 19 4-3 6-5 2-1 Mar. 26 6-1 3-2 4-5 Apr. 2 5-2 4-6 1-3 - Apr. 9 1-4 5-3 6-2 Apr. 16 3-6 2-4 5-1 Apr. 23 Apr. 30 5-4 Playoffs 6-1 2-3 December 18,1986 (Capt.), Sandra Sobil, ! Team Standings: Sheila Roberts - 48 pts.; Jean Luxton - 44 pts. ; Penny Connaghan - 38 pts.; Onie Etcher - 24 pts.; Lola Wright - 23 pts.; Hilda Brock-15 pts. Top Ten Averages: Sheila Roberts - 210, Susie Marshall - 205, Kim Taylor - 203, Muriel Tennant - 201, Patti Roberts - 198, Lori Fernandes -192, Onie Etcher -192, Lola Wright -191, Jean Luxton - 188, Joan Hooper-185. , 2nd Schedule 1986-87 Team No. 1 - Sheila Roberts (Capt.), Kelly Tennant, Jane Coggins, Sherri Farrell, Evelyn Julicher, Sue Luxton. Team No. 2 - Susie Marshall Connaghan, Joyce Almond, Christy Luxton, Irene Whitney. Team No. 3 - Kim Taylor (Capt.), Joan Hooper, Mary Mykolyshyn, Bonnie Vickery, Marv Bird, Wendy Hogg.. Team No. 4 - Muriel Tennant (Capt.), Jean Luxton, Hilda Brock, Nancy Evans, Janette Wray, Margaret Fernandes. Team No. 5 - Patti Roberts (Capt.), Lola Wright, Marion Brooks, Helen Reynolds, Teresa Quinney, Meg Gibbs. Team No. 6 - Lori Fernandes (Capt.), Onie Etcher, Tammy Hawrychuk, Gail VanHeuvelen, Sheilagh Hockett, Cindy Luxton. Checkers Variety Atoms Defeat Manvers 4-2 The Checkers Variety Atom B team played a very exciting game against Omemee on Dec. 13th. It was slow starting, but the mighty Toros were not to be under estimated. They played hard from start to finish, winning the game 3-0. Our goalie, Jamie Doyle, played an outstanding game and was on the ball for every shot. The scoring didn't start till the second period when Mike Nesbitt sent it flying over to Doug Parkin to score the first goal of the game. In the third period 2 more goals were scored. Mike Nesbitt passed to Jeff White who parked on the end, of Doug Parkin's stick when he scored his second of the game. On the final goal, Tyson Pearcey passed to Tracy Lemke who saw Wayde Putnam in the clear. Then Wayde parked it in the net, making it another win for the Atom Toro B team. It was a different story on Sunday, Dec. 14th when the boys came up against a very good club from Oshawa. Although they skated hard and it was end to end hockey, they came away losing. The final score was 7-3 for the Oshawa Major Red Wings. Goals and assists were: Jeff White from Mike Suess and Chad Veniot; Tyson Pearcey from Chris McCarthy and Mike Suess; Mike Nesbitt from Doug Parkin and Jeff White. For the third day in a row the Atom *B' team were on the ice, Dec. 15th. But they were ready. It was the first time they played Manvers in a league game. The B team had Heritage House Loses to Oshawa On Saturday, Jan. 3 the Heritage House Pee Wees hosted the Canadians of the Oshawa Little N.H.L. for the Young Canada Day Tournament. Tournament. The Toros appeared pumped up for this game and it showed in the first period. There was no scoring but the Toros played aggressively, out shooting the Canadians by a wide margin and just missing on a number of good chances. Oshawa scored early in the second and that proved to be the lone goal of the period. The Toros fought back in the third when Ryan Stewart slipped one beneath the goalie to tie the game at one, assists going to Tyler Stokes and Dan Couillard who did some hard work in the corners, The tie didn't last long as Oshawa scored two quick goals to really put the Toros in a hole but the hero didn't give up. With 53 seconds remaining, MattDykstra took a beautiful, from behind the net pass from game M.V.P. Brad Johnston and beat the goalie cleanly. David Real also earned an assist on the play by making a good pass to Brad, That's how the game ended, The Heritage House Pee Wees put out a good effort but didn't get the bounces. Final Canadians 3 - Toros 2, to play hard but steady and with a whole team effort they came out ahead with the final score 4-2 Bowmanville. The goaltending by Jamie Doyle was excellent. The boys passed the puck around, showing the ability they had been given. They scored goals from alot of hard work and passing the puck to the man in the clear. Goals and assists as follows : Tracy Lemke from Wayde Putnam; Mike Suess from Mike Nesbitt and Chris McCarthy; Doug Parkin from Mike Nesbitt and Bruce Harnum; Jeff White from Chad Veinot and Bruce Harnum. Great work, boys. Ladies Teams for 2nd schedule : Team 1 - Nancy Living, Shelly Welsh, Nancy Evans, Madelaine Wright, Barb Patterson, Ann Monohan. Team 2 - Sharlene Dehart, Wilma VanGoor, Bernice Terry, Betty Wright, Viv Terry, Iris Hellam. Team. 3 - Shiela Roberts, Vickie Murphy, Brenda Antoniak, Barb Thompson, Jodi Leddy, Lil Rerun. Team 4 - Fern Bradley, Drien Eldridge, Penny Schofield, Karen Stoneburg, Dawn Dennis, Chris Dodsley. Team 5 - Linda Bryant, Jackie Braybrook, Donna Terry, Lorraine Arpone, Jannette McCory, Eileen Jennings. Team 6 - Cathy Bothwell, Nancy Wright, Carrie Hesson, Wendy Thompson, Tara Leddy, Janet Canfield. Team 7 - Barb Osborne, Jean Harness, Carol Stevens, Anne Sant, Diane Piper, Janice Martin. Team 8 - Diana Thompson, Karen Devera, Eve Whitehead, Karen Ruelland Jewel Johnston, Joanne Green. , Team 9 - Judy Willan, Rita VanGoor, Francine Wright, Jean Allen, Corry Vanlithe, Tina Yeo. Team 10 - Muriel Tennant, Helen Depew, Donna Campbell, Shelly Thompson, Joan Tax, Toni Terry. Team 11 - Heather Westlake, Karen Burns, Ann Vogals, Kay Stoneburg, Kathy Lartz, Hilda Simnick, Team 12 - Virginia Parrish, June Marchant, Debbie Forsey, Cindy Crossey, Kim Broome, Julie Burns. Bowling begins Monday, Jan. 5th at 6:45 sharp. & TIRE SALES INC. 576-1220 TRISUN, ML MELT RADIAL 781 All SEASON 299 Dmn Aw. FRED'S AUTO BODY ■ Specializing In Unlbody, Front Wheel Drive ■ Free Gravelguard, with complete paint Jobs ■ Superior Collision Repair ■ Expert Reflnishlng • Clear Coat Available - Strlpework • Insurance Claims • Come In -- Free Estimate 163 Base Line Rd. Bowmanville 623-6353