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) The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. January 11. 198!) A guide to fine dining and entertainment. Busy Week for GTS GrovesPeewees Skylight Donuts Continues Challenge for First Place A busy week-end and up coming week for the G.T.S. - Groves Peewces, as they finish finish off league play and exhibition exhibition games in preparation for play-offs. The team was also without their captain Chad Vanderende, who was out with the flu. Jamie Brake was assigned the "C" and showed great leadership throughout games this past weekend. Game 1- 7 Jan. Young Canada Day vs LNHL Minor Pcewce Canadiens - 2p.m. The coaching staff rearranged rearranged the line-up and it seemed to pay off, as Bow- manvillc defeated Osh awn 6-1. Toros scored the only goal in the first and two more in the second for a 3-0 lead after two periods. G.T.S. -Groves connected for goal 4 early in the third, only to have Osh awn come back with a goal of their own, spoiling Robbie Robbins' Jack and Jill Party for WES ROCHE AND LISA NEWTON January 14th, 1989 at the Port Darlington Marina in the Brig Everyone Welcome! shutout, this third in a row). Bowmanville scored two more to round out the scoring. scoring. Not enough can be said about the "Defence" Tim Mills, Jason Hoffman, Bruce Harnum, Chris Heffernan, Tyson Pearcey and Chris Aitken for their solid performances: performances: MVP for the game: No. 4 - Jason Hoffman. Scoring - 1st (1) Craig Rickard - Alan McCullough, Jason Hoffman, 2nd (2) Doug Parkin - Jamie Brake, (3) Tracy Lemkc - Joey Bate, 3rd (4) Craig Rickard (2) 0 Jason Hoffman, (5) Jamie Brake - Tim Mills, Doug Parkin, Parkin, (6) Craig Rickard (3) - Alan McCullough. Game 2-7 Jan. - vs Oshawa LNHL Bruins at Civic Auditorium 5:00 p.m. Second game of the day and the team was excited about playing at the Civic - Home of the Oshawa Generals. Generals. Whether it was the excitement, excitement, different ice sur- Imperial Palace or F ,om $ 609. - $ 659. Flamingo Hilton Book now avoid disappointment pi Travel Agents International R 623-6600 face or fatigue, the team did not play to their ability. Somehow, they managed to squeak by for a 1-0 win. Goal tender Jamie Doyle registered registered the shutout (His 3rd in the last four games). Tracy Tracy Lemkc scored Bowman- ville's only marker from Jason Jason Hoffman and Alan McCullough. Game 3-8 Jan. at Lindsay The team travelled to Lindsay and came away victorious victorious - a big 4-0 win. They played a much improved Lindsay team. There was no scoring in the first and Bowmanville Bowmanville scored, the only marker in the second and three more in the third. Shutout Shutout to Robbie Robbins (3rd shutout in last four games). Also Mike "Sniper" Nesbitt, not only played offensive hockey, but some excellent defensive back checking, helping out the team's defence. defence. Scoring summary: 1st - No scoring, 2nd - (1) Mike Nesbitt (Joey Bate, Tracy Lemke), 3rd - (2) Joey Bate (1) (Doug Parkin, Nesbitt), (3) Joey Bate (2) (Tim Mills), (4) Tracy Lemke (Nesbitt). Previous Game From 17 Dec. 88 vs Markham Last league game for the Toro Peewees before the Christmas break. The team came out flying and scored the only goal in the first. Chad Vanderende from Craig Rickard and David Mills. The same trio (line) connected for the second goal, early in the second, Craig from Chad and David. Mike (Sniper) Nesbitt made it 3-0 from Joey Bate and Tracy Lemke. Bowmanville scored again, Alan McCullough McCullough from Doug Parkin and Jamie Brake ending the second second period, leading 4-0. Midway Midway through the third, the Toros completed the scoring. Again it was Alan from Jamie Jamie and Bruce Harnum, Solid defence and goal- tending were quite evident in this game as Robbie Robbins earned the shutout. Upcoming Events: 13 Jan. at Stouffville 9:15 a.m. 14 Jan. at Darlington 4:30 p.m. vs Port Perry. j--'I \ Purple Kill Loyal Orange Lodge Burns ' Night Dinner and Dance Baseline Community Centre Bowmanville Saturday, Jan. 28th featuring Scottish Entertainment Cocktails - 5:30 p.m. Piping of the Haggis - 6:30 p.m. Couples $35.00 Single $18.00 Téléphoné 623-2405 9Mutation *Ja Paneuti Vincent Ma&Aey dtajj invited- you to- a Farewell Dance in honor of Laura Avery on Friday, January 20th at the Base Line Community Centre Tickets available at the school 623-5502 or from any staff member. Tickets -- $1 0.00 per person includes admission, light lunch, gift. & % * is IT a- It may seem like it... * But with our experience and dedication to serve you the best pizza at the best price... it's reality! MAGIC? SQUARE PIZZA & SUBS Bowmanville Vs. Church St. (across from Fire Hall) H Telephone 434-4444 Skvlight Tykes' winning streak continued through their fifth game in a row between between the dates of December 24-31. On December 24th I.D.A. was defeated 3-0 with goalie Darren Powell picking picking up his first shutout of the season. Rich Kearns notched 2 goals and David Dustan scored the third. During the December 26th game the team pulled off a 6-2 victory over Rotary with an eight player roster. David Dustan came up with a 5-goal performance and the single was off the stick of Mark Hoar. A defence trio of Phil Hopkins, Jeffery Hrdlicka and Robbie Ouimet helped goalie Darren Powell keep Rotary's scoring down to 2 goals. Jason Charbon- neau and Stephen Hoar played solidly on the wings aiding David Dustan with the 5 goals. December 30th saw Skylight Skylight up against first place A&R Flooring with Skylight coming out on the winning end of a 6-2 score. Rich Kearns led the way with a 4- goal performance with singles singles coming from David Dustan Dustan and Dallas Johnson. Every player put in a solid effort which included the de- Youth Bowling Saturday, January 7, 1989 Tykes Team Standings: Tender- heart-5; Secret-5; Goodluck- 5; I-Iugs-5; Grumpy-5; Clieer- 3; Funshine-2; Love-a-lot-0; Tugs-0; Wish-0; Bedtime-0; Friend-0. Bowler of the Month for December: Andrew Merrin plus 8. High Singles: Scott West- lake - 131; Jeff Connelly - 129,122; Sarah Finney -129, 107; Christine Gusterson - Pizza Novices Drop Two Dennis Pizzeria Novice Toros lost their first two games in January. On Friday, Friday, January 6, they lost to Stouff ville 3-1. Toros had many scoring chances but they came up against hot goaltending and a few goal posts. Stouffville took a 2-0 lead in the second period before before Toros closed the gap on a goal by Niki Defreitas assisted assisted by Ryan Jackman and Brent Stockman. With less than a minute left Stouffville scored into the empty net. On January 7, Young Canada Day, Toros lost another another close one 4-3 against Newmarket. Again it was great goaltending that thwarted the Toros' attack as goalie Neil DePiero was M.V.P. for Newmarket. Scoring Scoring for Bowmanville were Niki Defreitas, the Toros M.V.P. in the game, 2 goals 1 assist and Steve Tabb, who also played great with 1 goal 2 assists, and Ryan Jack- man, and excellent play- maker, 3 assists. Chris Steele also played a good game with good scoring chances an excellent back-checking. It was on to Port Hope on January 8th and with newcomer newcomer Mark Frampton added added to the Toro Roster, the team went to three lines. It took until the third period to § et the boys rolling as they eat Port Hope 5-1, and all three lines were effective. Toros scoring were Ryan Jackman 2 goals 1 assist, Niki Defreitas 1 goal 1 assist, Chris Pot and Chris Steele 1 goal each, Jason Frayne 3 assists (good work Jason) . and single assists to Matt Akey, Steve Ewles, and Jason Jason Lange. Good luck, Toros in the Belleville Tournament. fclùufûuf, you Cjijftl and (jteetUufl... I)< Doll Fimoiis Inkil in the W«M ml1 SINCE 1930 It's time to call your Welcome Wagon hostess. Sandra Yates Phone 623-5873 Muriel Moynes Phone 623-7741 123,106; Ryan Lcddy -123; Colin Brown - 122, 106; Ben MçCaffery -122. High Doubles: Jeff Connelly Connelly - 251; Sarah Finney - 236; Michelle VonHatten - 230; Christine Gusterson - 229; Colin Brown - 228; Ben McCaffery - 212; Ryan Led- dy - 205. Bantams Team Standings: Muncy - 7; Doon - 5; Omagh - 5; Yark- er-5; Ariss - 5; Oxley - 4; Bala - 3; Dokis - 2; Gorrie - 2; Yat- ton - 2; Vasey - 2; Kippen - 0. High Singles: Jason Vickery Vickery - 246; Richard Bogle - 212, Brent Huggins - 201; Stephen Maillet - 187; Tara Parent -184; Brad Humber - 175; Ryan Murphy - 171; Holly Hatfield-167. High Triples: Jason Vickery Vickery - 517; Brad Humber - 469; Tara Parent - 457; Brent Huggins - 453; Stephen Mail- let - 438; Chris Potter - 428; Richard Bogle - 415; Aman-, da Welsh - 409; Robin Wyatt - 405; Darryl Humber - 401. Juniors Team Standings: Pappas - 7; Rodgers - 7; Harrison - 5; Gusterson - 2; Flint - 0; Bums -0. High Singles: Lee Hyland - 265, 218; Sam Hill - 218; David Millson -186. High Triples: Lee Hyland - 657; Tracy Burns - 501; Shawn Pappas - 489. Seniors Team Standings: Jeff and the Stubs - 5; Evans - 5; The Psychedelics - 2; Big Canoe - 2; Hanc - 2. High Singles: Nathan Brooks - 249, 207; Stephen Brown - 247, ; George Evans ■ - 245, 244; Randy Mulder - 233, 203; Steve Dickson - 223; Andrew Dacey - 223; Ed Cook - 215; Jeff McFeeters - 204; Michael Chomey - 201; Daniella Big Canoe - 236, 226, 214; Deanna Wright - 232; Emma Hill - 209; Shannon Shannon Houston - 208; Cheri Richards - 205; Leanne Floyd - 205. High Triples: George Evans - 674; Stephen Brown - 617; Randy Mulder - 612; Nathan Brooks - 600; Steve Dickson - 591, Danielle Big Canoe - 676; Cheri Richards - 549; Emma Hill - 540; Donna Rodgers - 529. fence pairings of Jeffery Hrdlicka with Phil Hopkins and Dallas Johnson with Tyler Cook. Forwards Stephen Stephen and Mark Hoar along with Jason Charbonneau and Mark Beitle helped to thwart A&R's offence. Another Another excellent goaltending show was put on by Darren Powell who frustrated A&R with his heroics. December 31st brought Rotary against Skylight for the second time in five days with the latter prevailing once again by an 8-1 score. For the second time in two nights Rich Kearns came up with 4 goals. Regular goal- tender Darren Powell played forward in this game and ended up notching 2 goals while singles came oft the sticks of Stephen Hoar and David Dustan. Mark' Hoar took over the goal tending chores and allowed only 1 goal which came off the stick of Rotary's Bobby Graham. /ai à, BUSTER'S Roadhouse and Tavern 45 King St. W„ Newcastle 907-4442 THIS WEEK! January 12, 13, 14 Reverend Ken and the Lost Followers !.!. I The; Area's- TOP DJ's .explode" with. Ç^ytop 40 V /Sound JOIN 9 •'■O,,-, For the Largest ^ /y "SOUND AND LIGHT SH0V1 (East of Oshawa) Tuesday and Thursday Night MEN'S NIGHT OUT Wednesday ROCK 'N' ROLL Come in and Hock The Night Away! 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