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) f The Canadian Statesman. Itoumanville. January IK. li)K9 S Hockin Real Estate Wins 10-3 by Bob Sheridan Supported by the solid goaltending of Art Hester, Ken Hockin Real Estate delivered delivered an unbelievable barrage barrage against Clinic Pharmacy Pharmacy recently. Although Harold Burt-Garrows made some sensational saves in the Clinic net, the medical boys succumbed to a 10-3 defeat. Clinics goals were scored by Mark Borutskie, George Hillis and Jim McMaster. Clinic took an early 1-0 lead before our team rolled into high gear. Ron Rushak with assists to Lanny Burns and Barry Oliver tied the game. Jim Connell then made a solo end to end rush and deked the goaltender. Wayne Swerdfager and Bob Marjer- rison scored with assists to John Winder, Ray Crombie and Warren Townsley. Ray Preston scored on a superb shot from the slot. Hugh German put on a fine display on defense with two goals and two assists. Hugh scored on one accurate accurate drive from the point and then split the defense as he rushed in for his second counter. Eddie Schreyer, also a stalwart on defense, Ron Clemens and Gerry Henderson Henderson assisted Bob Sheridan to the final three goals. Frank's Variety Defeats Oshawa 3-1 Heritage House Atoms Have Won 35 Games On Saturday, January 7, Frank's Variety Novice Selects Selects defeated Oshawa 3-1. The scoring was opened in the middle of the first period by Bowmanville's Mike McCrary, assisted by Clayton Clayton Kohn and Chris Baum- hauer. Only 1 minute later, the score became 2-0 when a pass by Guy Tousignant was put in by Craig Sabine. With the team letting up, Oshawa capitalized to make it 2-1 in the second period, but Bowmanville's Scott McKay got one back from Oshawa in the third period when taking a pass from Eric Griffin. (Also assisted by NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING TAKE NOTICE THAT a Public Meeting of the Liquor Licence Board of Ontario will be held at the CITY HALL, 50 CENTRE STREET SOUTH, OSHAWA. ONTARIO on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd, 1989 at the hour of 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the Board will hear an application application in accordance with the Liquor Licence Act, and Regulations thereunder. The following establishment has applied for a licence of the class indicated, and the application will be entertained at the aforementioned aforementioned location and time: Application For New Licence Flying Dutchman Motor Hotel 143 Duke Street, Newcastle Brew Pub Licence AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any person who is resident in the municipality and who wishes to make representation relative to the application, shall make their submission to the Board in writing prior to the date of the hearing, or in person at the time and place of the hearing. (Copies of written submissions will be forwarded to the applicant). Liquor Licence Board of Ontario 55 Lakeshore Boulevard East TORONTO, Ontario, M5E 1A4 MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND COMMERCIAL RELATIONS THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT Chris Watson). Great game by all, especially Frank's goalies Greg Koenderman and Trevor Wright. Defencemen Defencemen Rob MacChcyne, Jeff Shmyr, Craig Matheson and Eric Griffin worked hard at keeping Oshawa off the score board. Each line contributed to the scoring. Frank's Variety is really pulling together as a team with good positioning and passing. So far the record stands at 4 wins and 2 ties. Keep up the great work boys! Highlights From BRHL January 7, 1989 Tyke Rotary 2 (Bobby Graham, Jeff Ross) McGregors IDA 1 (Neale Borutskie). Skylight 3 (Rick Kearns 2, David Duston) A&R 2 (Blake Aylsworth 2). Atom 401 Esso 3 (David Chambers Chambers 2, Peter Gadd) Ont. Hydro Hydro 1 (Darryl Cook). PeeWee McRobbies 12 (Jason Wichman 4, Ryan Leppert 2, Mike Talotti 2, Kevin Col- bourne, Evan Goodwin, Paul Dejager, Michael Broder- rick) Mr. Sub 1 (Matt Yeo). • Lange's Photo 3 (Carlo Warr 3) Checkers 2 (Blair. Walkey, Chad Veinot). Bantam Kool 3 (Ryan Becker, Shawn McFadyn, Eric Smith) McGregors Hardware Hardware 2 (Christian Forsey, Brendon Donoghue). Bow. Sand & Gravel 4 (Tim Richards, Bruce Bum- stead, Kevin Ferguson, Derek Derek Hooper) Nichols 2 (Joel Siobenga, Jeremy Woodcock). Woodcock). Bell Girls End 1988 With Victories Dec. 7th Bowmanville 2 vs Bewdley 4 On Wednesday, December December 7th the Bell Toro Girls travelled to Bewdley to do battle, but did not fare too well. Bewdley notched 3 goals in the 1st frame and a 4th in the 3rd to earn 2 points. The Bell bunch raised hopes with a quick goal early in the 1st on a picture play by Tammy McMullen who found Tracy Bumstead open in front of the net, and Tracy made no mistake as she rapped the black disc past the Bewdley net-minder. The offense went quiet after after that and posed no real threat at all until Joanna Hall, with 1:36 remaining in the 2nd, recovered her own rebound and slipped it past the unsuspecting goaltender." The 3rd frame belonged entirely entirely to Bewdley and the Bell gals had to concede the 4-2 victory. Nice try anyway, anyway, girls! December 12th Keene 2s-6 vs Bowmanville - 1 Keene 2s visited Darlington Darlington on Monday, December 12th and caught their hostesses hostesses from "Bell" on an off night. The visitors romped to an easy 6-1 victory. The lone Bell highlight came with 30 seconds remaining in the 2nd period, when Joanna Hall found the mark with the assistance of Denise Bugden. Too bad girls! Don't worry worry - Be happy. December 17th Bewdley 0 Bowmanville 3 The Bell group hosted Bewdley on Saturday, De- ABERNETHY'S r ANNUAL JANUARY i, - BIRTHDAY SALE 1950 -1989 comber 17th and turned the tables as they squeaked out a 3-0 victory. Why squeaked? You say! 2 reasons - The 1st being the absence of Bewd- ley's sharp-shooter Amy Smith and the 2nd was an early finish due to curfew. If anyone from Besvdley should read this - Please accept accept our apologies for the delay delay that caused the curfew to be enforced. It will not happen happen again. The Bell markers were notched by Joanna Hall from Tammy McMullen and Tracy Bumstead at 9:12 of the 1st frame, followed by Annissa Aus with her 1st of the year, from Patti Doherty and TJ Johnston. Congratulations Congratulations to Annissa who very adeptly moved from defence to centre and topped it off with a picture play goal. The 3rd marker was earned by Joanna Hall (her 2nd of the night) with assistance from Tammy McMullen (her 2nd of the night). Way to go, amazing Millson - another shut-out! Good Effort Team! December 18th Bowmanville 5 Havelock 2 On Sunday, December 18th the Bell Toros trudged to Havelock blurry-eyed and recovering from their Christmas celebration the previous night. Despite their weariness, tne Bell girls really really hustled, and a great team effort resulted in a 5-2 victory. victory. The scoring punch was led by Joanna Hall with a hat-trick, and followed by Yvonne Youngberg with a goal and an assist. Tammy McMullen earned herself a goal, while Denise Bugden and Tracy Bumstead each picked up an assist. Way to go, you party animals! animals! December 21st Bowmanville 1 Bewdley 0 With Christmas upon us the Bell bunch slipped up to Bewdley December 21st for their 3rd meeting this season. season. The Bewdley gals defl- No. 3600 Latex $ Ceiling Paint 14 95 4 litres No. 4100 Latex Eggshell $ No. 5000 Latex Semi-Gloss Q r No. 6000 Alkyd Semi-Gloss ^ v No Qioo Alkyd Eggshell 4 litres Flat Enamel $24 95 «EGGSHELL^ Elegance AqimVftvP Benjamin Moore's AQUA VELVET $ 29 95 4 litres ; M.S.L. 37.55 Wallpaper Book Orders * Fabrics not included New In-stock Wallpapers Now Arriving. See the latest in 1989 Wallpapers and save BIG! ABERNETHY'S PAINT and WALLPAPER 55 King St. W. 623-5431 Bowmanville sly out sKated the Bell brood and outshot them 21- 12 "But" the amazing Mill- son performed her magic again, and is credited with a well deserved shutout. The Bell marker came off the stick of Joanna Hall at 1:45 of the 1st and that was all they needed this night. Well done team! Young Canada Day January 7th Keene 2s 4 Bowmanville 3 The Bell Toros hosted Keene 2 on Saturday, January January 7th in the Young Canada Day tournament. Despite a valiant effort, the-Bell group bowed to their visitors by a score of 4-3. These Bell gals hadn't played since December December 21st, so weren't quite as sharp as they could have been. Joanna Hall put forth a superb effort and earned a hat-trick. Two of Jo's goals were unassisted, but the 3rd was set up by Tracy Bumstead. Bumstead. Tina Millson was also a stand-out between the Bell pipes turning away 25 shots, one of which came from a clear break-away by Keene's Kim Gray. Congratulations to Tina Millson who -was awarded the M.V.P. honours for the Bell team, and to Carolyn O'Toole of Keene who received received the same recognition for the visitors. Honorable mention goes to Bell's Joan-. na Hall and Keene's Kim Gray who notched 3 and 4 points each. Respectively. A belated wish for a Happy Happy and Prosperous New Year goes out to the Bell team, their parents, and to the staff of the statesman. May 1989 bring happiness and success to all! Young Canada Day On Saturday, January 7 - Toro Jr. Girls hosted Keene at Darlington. Keene came on strong in the first and well into the second giving them a 2-0 lead. Then, near the end of the second, the Toro girls scored one on an excellent pass from the point by Cheryl Ann Cole to Leeann Somer- scales who shot it in. Then within 25 seconds Laura Abrams Abrams made an exceptional play to score an unassisted goal to tie the game. However, during the last two minutes, Keene managed managed to score again, giving them a 3-2 victory. Pee Wees Come Close Young Canada Day saw lots of action on Saturday, January 7. The Canadian Tire Peewee 'A' team played Stouffville in an action filled game. When these two teams get together the end result is either a tie or a win or loss by one goal for us. Brian Campbell opened the scoring in tne second period period assisted by Ryan Robinson Robinson and Collin Taggart. With both teams trying their best to score, StoufiVille tied it up four minutes into the third period. Wayde Putnam wound up five seconds later with a slapshot to put Bowmanville Bowmanville ahead 2-1. Jeff Murphy assisted on Wayde's goal. Stouffville however, came back and scored two powerplay goals to win the game 3-2. On Sunday, Bowmanville Ajax. This proved to be a very exciting game with Ajax opening tne scoring. The play went back and forth for the whole game, ending in a 4-4 tie. The scorers scorers were Collin Taggart (2), Jason Crosby, Brian Campbell. Campbell. Assist-getters were Ryan Robinson (2), Jason Crosby, Steve DcBlois, Collin Taggart,- Jason Moore, and Brian Campbell. The team welcomed Matthew Matthew Frampton from Scarborough Scarborough who played with us this weekend. Congratulations on playing playing two super games this weekend guys. Heritage House Toros hosted Port Hope on Jan. 2nd. It was a see-saw battle with both teams having their chances. Port Hope scored at the 6:36 mark of the first period. period. Toros came back to tie the game on a goal by Dwayne Desjardins. First period ended in a 1 - 1 tie. Second period, Toros took the lead on a goal by Luke Akey assisted by Greg McMurter and Davie Watt. In the third period, Port Hope tied the game again. Game ended in a 2 - 2 tie. On Jan. 6th, Heritage House Toros travelled to Stouffville. There was no score in the first period but both teams had their chances which made it very exciting. The second period saw Toros Toros getting the first goal at the 7:43 mark. Brad Ormis- ton scored, assisted by Paul Lavallee. The one goal held up until the last few seconds ot the game when Stouffville pulled their goalie for the extra extra man. Jason Jackman shot the puck just over the red line to score in the open net. Game ended Toros 2, StoufiVille 0. On Jan. 7th, Toros held their Young Canada Day Tournament. The Heritage House Atom Toros hosted the Oshawa Checker's Variety Variety (AAA). The first period was scoreless and very entertaining entertaining for the fans. The second period saw Toros scoring the first goal, Jason Jackman, unassisted. Toros scored again on a goal by Davie Watt assisted by Ian Taggart and Jason Jack- man. Checkers came back in the third period with a goal, making it 2 -1. Then it was all Toros, scoring five more goals for a 7 - 1 win. Goal scorers for Toros were Ian Taggart assisted by Mike de- Blois and Jason Jackman, Greg McMurter from Robbie Robbie Harness, Davie Watt unassisted unassisted and Jason Jackman with 2 unassisted. Captain Jason Jackman received the trophy for his team and Mike dcBlois received received the M.V.P. trophy for the game. As of Jan. 7th the Heritage Heritage House Atom Toros have played 55 games, consisting consisting of exhibition, league and tournaments. They have won 35 of these games, have lost 15 and tied 5. Well done Toros. 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