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10 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, October 25,1989 [sptrt- talk 623-3303 FLASHBACK--25 YEARS AGO -- Members oflheRob- son Motors Team in the Bowmanville Men's Hockey League are: T. Black, B. Osborne, B. Crosscy, P. Murphy, P. McCullough, D. McCullough, B. Hughes, B. Forsey, Moc Richards, N. Yeo, G. Bagncll, H. Pollard, C. Kilpatrick, Kilpatrick, G. Akcy and T. Wilson. SPORTS Mr. Sub Back on Track FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Winners of the Most Valuable Player Award for teams belonging to the Bowmanville United Soccer Club arc: Mark Mathews, from the Bantam team; Nick Rupa, Pec Wees; Vaughn Chambers, of the Mosquitos and Junior Pithie, from the Atoms. Mr. S. Mastrangclo, sponsored the Mosquito tcam.-Checkers Variety was the sponsor of the Atom team; D & R Sports sponsored the Pee Wees and Shoppers Drug Mart sponsored the Bantams. Trophies were donated by the Bowmanville Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion. A total of 64 players joined the Bowmanville United Soccer teams that year. Eagles Scalp Lakefield Chiefs 11-5 BIG BROTHERS SAY THANKS -- A total of $507.60 was raised on September 16th, during the annual Big Brothers Sports Swap. The organization would like to thank Cowan Pontiac Buick for the use of their garage during the swap and, of course, a vote of thanks also goes to the community for its support. Some unsold skates and other items arc still available. These can be inspected at the Big Brothers office between the hours of nine a.m. and two p.m. and Wednesday until eight p.m. BASKETBALL TEAMS TO TOUR EUROPE -- The Courtice Secondary School senior boys' and girls' basketball basketball teams are planning a European tour during the March Break. Fund-raising is under way and on Saturday, October 28, team members will be conducting conducting a bottle drive. Members of the teams will be covering covering the community and if they come to your door, please make a donation. More fund-raising events are to be announced. For more information, please contact Mr. Roughley at the school (436-2074). NEXT JUNIOR C GAME -- The Bowmanville Goodyear Eagles will take on Cobourg this Sunday, October 29, during a game at the Bowmanville Recreation Complex. Game time is 7:30 p.m. They'll also be playing at home on Tuesday, October 31. The game gets under way at eight p.m. and Port Perry will be supplying the opposition. opposition. BENEFIT GAME FOR DEAF CENTRE -- Don't forget the hockey match-up this Saturday, October 28, between between the NHL Oldlimers and the Canadian Deaf National National Team. The game takes place at two p.m. in Oshawa's Civic Auditorium and all proceeds will go to the Oshawa Deaf Centre's building restoration fund. The event is sponsored by the Oshawa Central Lions Club and the Durham Regional Police. You can buy your tickets locally at Bowmanville Audio Vision; Steeves' Auto Supply, in Newcastle and Wallace Auto Supply, in Orono. There are a number of special prizes to be won and country singer Kaycee Lynne will perform perform in the Bobby Orr Lounge along with a special surprise guest band. WRONG. NAME -- In a photo caption on this page last week, we should have stated that Knox Christian School, of Bowmanville, won the cross country meet in the recent Newcastle Christian Schools' Athletic Association (NCAA) competition. We incorrectly stated that Knox Christian School was from Oshawa. Our apologies. 328 R1TSON RD. N., OSHAWA 725-4744 if busy call 725-2831 WHOLESALE & RETAIL DURHAM REGION'S WOOD SPECIALISTS IN Hardwood. & softwood lumber dry kilns & dressing facilities including custom made trim; hardwood & marine plywoods as well as a complete stock of building materials. ROSSLAND N Z o p cc ADFIAIDE^ HWV40r On Sunday night our Goodyear Junior C boys put on an excellent display of passing and dynamic offense, offense, humbling last year's league champions the Lake- field Chiefs by an 11-5 score. They capitalized on four power plays and one short- handed situation. Many old- timers would say that today's today's players can't use the backhand shot but two goals by Chris Shymr and one by Brad Robinson would prove them wrong. The Eagles came out of the first period with a 2-1 lead, on goals by Bob St. Jules from Dave Fairey and Greg Goode; and Jeff Flint- offs marker from David Fairey. Fairey. The second period was wide open with 7 Eagles goals and 2 by Lakefield. Chris Shmyr scored twice from linemates Campbell and Dennis. Nick Dennis notched two from Campbell, Shymr and Rekker while Shawn, Brad Robinson and Jeff Flintoff with his second rounded out the scoring. Flintoffs goal was an excellent excellent heads up play resulting from him sliding into the slot where he was hit with a perfect pass by Shane Armstrong. Armstrong. Campbell and Neil Taylor picked up the other assists in period two, Lakefield and the Goodyear Goodyear crew each scored two in the third. Chris Shmyr with his hat trick from George Pithie Pithie and Shawn Rekker and newcomer Trevor Newell from S. Armstrong and Brad Robinson. Ian Cooper played a steady game in goal. Monday night it was back to the Cougars' den in Cobourg, Cobourg, where the Eagles narrowly prevailed in a 7-6 shoot out, Webster thought he was playing lobb-ball again with the puck bouncing bouncing like a ground ball. It was one of those nights when things did not go too well in our end but our offence made the difference. The Campbell-Dennis-Shmyr line notched 11 points in contributing to the victory. Two power play goals in the first period gave the Eagles a 2-1 edge. Shmyr hit from Hartford and Rekker; Nick Dennis notched the other from Campbell and Shmyr. Each team scored three in the second period with Campbell scoring two and' Dennis one. Shmyr (2), Dennis, Dennis, K. Armstrong and Campbell picking up assists. Heading into the third IN HARNESS RACING IT ALL COMES DOWN TO THE BREEDERS CROWN EIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS $3,500,000 IN PURSES JOIN US FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1989 SIMULCAST LIVE FROM POMPANO PARK FLORIDA FULL PARIMUTUEL WAGERING PRIVILEGES LIMITED DINING ROOM RESERVATIONS. RESERVE EARLY CALL (705) 939-6316 MONDAY TO SATURDAY 8:30 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M. OR JOIN YOUR FRIENDS IN THE HORSESHOE LOUNGE 1 DOORS OPEN AT 6:00 P.M. - POST TIME 7:45 P.M. ADMISSION $3.00 PER PERSON KAWARTHA DOWNS HIGHWAY 28 AT 115 with a 5-4 lead, Shane Armstrong Armstrong slapped home a David David Fairey pass from Brad Robinson to open the gap to 2. Cobourg were not going to lie down and roll over ns they came storming back to score two power play goals to tie it up. David Fairey gave the Goodyear crew the win with his nifty stickhandling, stickhandling, when he took a pass from Baumhauer, drew the defenseman out of position, and laid the puck out front, ' where Bob St. Jules pound ed home the winning marker. marker. Congratulations boys for overcoming adversity. Around The Eagles Nest Eleanor Colwell still has to stand on her little bench in the press pen in order to see the game, and keep her statistics - Lakefield's statistician statistician would not even stay in the pen. Brian Taylor and Joe Ma- clnnis have the power play well tuned and have helped some of the new comers develop develop into valuable assets to the team. The word is that Nick Dennis is close to the top of the league in total points while the Eagles have a 6 and 1 record to date. They are heading into Uxbridge Friday night where they lost their only game. Let's get those Bruins. The Cobourg Cougars visit visit the Eagles nest on Sunday night so let's treat them well. See you where the Goodyear Eagles soar. Esso Atoms Win a Pair Saturday, October 14th marked the opening of another another house league hockey season at the Sports Complex, Complex, with the 401 Esso Atoms Atoms taking on T-Mac in the first atom game. 401-6 T-Mac 3 These two teams put on a great game from the spectators spectators and coaches point of view. T-mac showed their offensive offensive aggressiveness right from the start, keeping Esso at bay in their own end for most of the first period. 401's only saviour during this barrage of rubber was goal tender Brandon Renton who kept us in the game and T-Mac off the score sheet. Great game, Brandon. Second period action saw both teams exchange a goal apiece, with Darryl Cook putting 401 on the board first with the assist going to Paul Drummond. T-Mac tied the score less than two minutes minutes later on a goal by Brad Chapman and assisted by Karl Wiener. Third period play was end to end with lots of action for both goalies; with the score tied at 3 and three ■ minutes remaining. 401's offense offense really went to work, scoring three unanswered goals in less than two minutes. minutes. day Cook Goal scorers on the for 401 were Darryl with a hat hick. (Good game Darryl.) Ben Medd, Paul Drummond and Scott MacK- ay, assists to Drummond (2) Ryan Brannigan, Ted Fitzgerald, Fitzgerald, Scott MacKay and Jeff Carter. 401 - 4 Hydro -1 Saturday, October 21, 401 Esso met the Hydro workers union squad and came away with a hard earned victory. Hydro opened the scoring mid-way through the first period on an Esso give away; goal by J. Struthers with the assist going to J. Finney. 401 came up with a pair of goals in the second period by Scott MacKay and assists to Ryan Brannigan and Tim By dal. Third period action produced produced some exciting hockey as 401 fought off a good offensive offensive effort by Hydro and answering with another pair of goals, this time by Darryl Cook, both unassisted. 401 defense played a great game with Brandon Renton putting in a super effort effort in goal again, good work guys. Problems arose late in the game as the time clock experienced mechanical difficulties difficulties cutting the game Newcastle Town Hockey League GP W L ' T F Ag Antenna 3 2 1 0 18 20 Newcastle Lumber 2 1 0 1 14 9 Green Leaf . 3 1 1 1 11 13 Gruffies 2 1 1 0 15 8 Dufferin 2 0 2 0 6 14 Pts 4 3 3 2 0 Oct. 8 - Green Leaf -5 Newcastle Lumber - 5 Antenna 6 Gruffies 14 Oct. 15 Green Leaf - 2 Gruffies -1 Antenna - 5 Dufferin - 2 Oct. 22 Dufferin - 4 Newcastle Lumber - 9 Green Leaf - 4 Antenna - 7 Oct. 29 8:30 Antenna vs. Lumber 10:00 Gruffies vs Dufferin All games at the Newcastle Arena. In week three play, Newcastle Lumber took a 6-0 lead and coasted to a 94 win over Dufferin. Troy Foster scored five goals for the winners, four of them in the opening period. Defenceman John Hogarth led the Dufferin offence with a goal and two assists. Antenna took over top spot with a 74 triumph over Green Leaf. Darcy Huber scored two goals for Antenna, with singles singles to Randy Nelson, Jeff Allin, Bill Sainsbmy, Brian Heard and Scott Foster. Jeff Vanhaverbeck popped home two goals for Green Leaf, Fred Millson and Brad Kelly had one goal each. This game was wrapped by Antenna's three goal outburst in the 2nd period, as they had a 5-1 lead after 2 periods periods of play. short by about five minutes. A special thanks to the time keepers David Drummond and Greg MacKay for a job well done under difficult conditions. Thanks again, boys. End of Season Banquet Held for Slo-Pitch Lge. The Newcastle Men's Slo- Pitch season came to an official official close Sunday night with the season-ending wrap up meeting at the Memorial Park Clubhouse in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Division champions were honoured. Burketon won the "A" title, beating Castle Hotel Hotel three games to one. Ral- lydogs won their third straight championship, a three-game sweep over the Nighthawks. This club won the "D" Crown in 1987, and the "C" title in 1988. Elsewhere, the Brewskies won the "C" final, three to one over the Ugly Ducklings, Ducklings, and Tyrone captured the "D" Final, winning three of four games over the Tigers. Tigers. The evening also saw the league present Skate '88 Committee Chairman Garnet Garnet Rickard with a $10,000 cheque. The money included $4,500 raised at the very successful ' dance August 12th at the Complex.Close to 600 people were on hand to Felony in concert. The executive will return for another term with Dwight Searle as President, Pete Campbell as Vice President President and Dave Wright as Secretary Treasurer. The next league meeting is Sunday, March 4, 1990. All teams are to bring their first registration instalment of $100. Skylight Donuts Bowling League Team Standings for October 17 Joan Murphy 21, Gord Cowling 20, Anne Porter 16, Gord Simpson 10, Glenn Smith 9,Sam Adams 8 Ladies Low Single Janet Henning 88, Ladies High Single Joan Murphy 259, Ladles High Triple Joan Murphy 627, Men's Low Single Single John Woolner 93, Men's High Gord Simpson 230, Men's High Triple Simpson 624. Jeannine Winter' zou, Gora ■nanmasn AT ASSELSTINE see IT'S SNOWING! IT'S SNOWING! Just buy a selected Yamaha before October 31st, 1989 and get up to $250.00 worth of genuine Yamaha parts and accessories FREE! ASSELSTINES YAMAHA RR#2 BtACKSTOCK 986-4437 (Durham Road 57, South of Blackstock) On Tuesday, October 17, the Mr. Sub PeeWee Team travelled to Oshawa to try to get revenge on Harmony Church. The Sub boys could not do it and allowed Harmony Harmony to skate to a 5 to 4 victory. victory. The Harmony team came out fast, scoring the first 3 f oals of the game. The Sub oys got their first goal at the midway point of the second second period. Clayton Guest got the goal with Rick Swale picking up the assist. Rob Watson notched the second goal for the Sub boys. Harmony Harmony Church notched the next two goals of the game. Late in the 3rd period, the Sub boys scored two goals in a span of 43 seconds. seconds. Rick Swale scored the first with Chad Vienot and Clayton picking up the assist. assist. Darren Donahue picked up the last goal when he broke in alone on the Harmony Harmony goalie. It was nice to see Les McCrory back from the sick bed to play a good game on defence. The coaching coaching staff were happy with this goal. On Saturday, October 21, the Sub boys got back to their league games with McRobbie's Photo being the opposition. The Sub boys skated to a hard fought 6 to 4 win. The Sub boys came on fast, getting the first two goals of the game. David Vernon scored the first two goals of the game with Chad Vienot getting the assist. Darren Donahue notched the 2nd goal with Chad getting getting the assist. Some poor defensive plays by the Sub boys allowed the McRobbie team to pick up the next 3 goals of the game. Robbie Watson tied up the game with Darren Allin getting the assist. Robbie then gave the Sub boys the lead in the dying seconds of the 2nd period. period. Early in the 3rd period Robbie Leger from McRobbie's McRobbie's tied the score. Dairen Donahue then gave the Sub boys their lead with Chad getting the insurance goal on a pass from Darren Allin. Jeff Crawford played a strong game between the pipes for Mr. Submarine. Later in the day, the Sub boys .travelled to Orono to play Lange's Photo. Both teams had come up to this game with victories earlier in the day. The Sub boys skated to a 6 to 1 victory. Chad Vienot was the big scorer moving up to centre and getting the hat trick. Robbie Watson notched 2 goals with Jack Laverty getting getting one. The Sub players picking up assists were Da vid Vernon with 2, Darren Allin 1. and Chad 1. In this game, Ryan Kohn was working hard in the corners, corners, he was not backing off from the hard hitting. The Sub players should be proud with their weekend efforts. Note: Brad wore a tie to the McRobbie's game only because he had to rush to hisjobatthe A&P. Dennis Pizza Novices Bomb Uxbridge 13-0 Steve Ewles and Chris Pot lead their team to a 13-0 victory on Saturday, October 21, as both boys recorded hat tricks. From the drop of the puck, the Toros never looked back as they totally dominated dominated the play. Goalie Greg ICoenderman, although not worked too hard, was instrumental instrumental in the win as he directed directed his. defence to clear the puck " from the zone wingers Chris McKenzie and Johnathon Armishaw. Both had strong games, each scoring twice. Single goals to Mike Maynard, Colin Colin MacDonald and Andrew Wraith finished the scoring to give them a 13-0 win. Blue-liners Colin MacDonald, MacDonald, Jeff Shmyr, Erik Griffin and Brett Pakosta Û ed a strong game ,in ing the puck in the offensive offensive zone and putting numerous shots from the point. Assists on the above oals were as follows: Colin acDonald 3, Chris Pot 2, Steve Ewles 1, Mike Maynard Maynard 1, Jeff Shymr 1, Johnathon Johnathon Armishaw 1, Brett Pakosta Pakosta 1. Dennis Pizza Toros' next action takes them on a road trip this weekend to Stouff- ville and Lindsay. 1 THE WORLD'S BESTSELLING TRUCK BED PROTECTOR =(te ec Fibreglass Truck Caps ALSO BOWBOIN RUNNING BOARDS, WESTIN LITE BARS, MASTER GUARD STEP BUMPERS AND FORM-FIT HOOD PROTECTORS DURHAM BUMPER SERVICE 434-8007 BASELINE ROAD 1 KM. EAST OF COURTICE ROAD Public Notice In the event of the Strike by the members of C.ti.P.E. Local 1785, employed with Durham Recycling Centre, Inc., collection of material set out in blue boxes for recycling will be temporarily suspended. 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