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» 10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 21,1990 Bowmanville Kinsmen Sponsor Hockey Program for Squirts SC'V jr iar ma * ^ These Wayne Gretzkys of the future were learning when the participants received certificates and indickey indickey basics this season at the Squirt Hockey Pro- vidual photos. The hockey players from both groups which was held at the Darlington Sports Centre, are shown above. The squirt hockey program is spon- concluded on Saturday, March 10th, sored annually by the Bowmanville Kinsmen Club. îe sessions îown above. The squirt hockey program is spon- annually by the Bowmanville Kinsmen Club. U.C. Girls Win Hastings Titles It was an exciting weekend weekend (Mar. 3-4) for the U.C.G.H.A. bantams and midget girls. Both teams came up with outstanding games to win the championship championship at the U.C.G.H.A. tournament tournament in Hastings. The U.C. bantams, coached by Terry Rowland held off a strong Scarborough Scarborough team, winning the finals finals 2-1. A1 Partington's midget girls thrashed Belleville Belleville 12-2 for their championship. championship. The U.C. bantams won their pool by beating out Leaside 6-3 in their first f ame. A hat-trick from Julie lather, with singles going to Laura Abrams, Rhonda McMillan and Kristie Longyear. Longyear. The second game was a tie with Brampton, 3-3. Heather Richardson had a pair of goals while Shanley White added a single. This earned the U.C. girls the right to face Scarborough, who won their pool, in the finals. finals. The U.C. girls opened up the scoring quickly on a goal by Suzanne Brooks, 49 seconds seconds into the first period, assisted assisted by Abrams. Jenny Kellar, assisted by McMillan, put the bantams lip by two. Jill Peacock replied replied for Scarborough to close the gap and erase Tina Filling's snut-out. Abrams and Peacock were named M.V.P. The U.C. midgets were in a close game for just the first period which ended 1-1 on goals by Jen Suggett, assisted assisted by Tracy Edwards and Nicki English and Belleville's Belleville's Sarah Hurst. Then the U.C. girls blew away the Belleville girls with five unanswered goals in the second period and six goals in the third, thus winning winning the midget division undefeated. undefeated. Bantam Girls Qualify For Provincials U.C. defeated Peterborough Peterborough to earn the right to represent this area in the Ontario Women's Hockey Association bantam division for the provincial title on April 6-8. The team split the first two games. U.C. won the first game 3-1, goals scored by Julie Mather, Heather Richardson and Rhonda McMillan with two assists by Richardson, and one assist assist each by Suzanne Brooks and Deeann Dennee. The .second game, Peterborough Peterborough won 3-1. U.C.'s single single goal by Laura Abrams assisted by Kristie Lon-' gyear. In the third and deciding game, U.C. won 4-2. Peterborough Peterborough opened the scoring in the first period, but U.C. tied it in the second with a goal by Laura Abrams on a set-up from Suzanne Brooks There is a variety of federal S ims for seniors in Canada. you like to know what they are? The "Seniors' Guide To Federal Programs And Services," provides provides basic information information about federal benefits and services available to Seniors. This guide is available in English and French. It is now being produced in nine other languages for distribution this summer. The guide will also be available available in a talking book form in both English and French this spring. If you would like to obtain your copy of the guide and/or talking book in the language of your choice, check the appropriate box below. Please fill in the attached coupon and mail it to: P.0. Box (SI76. Ottawa, Ontario K1G3I17 'I'lv.iw prim > ['ostiil Code. Hook □ English □ French □ German □ Hungarian □ Ukrainian □ Portuguese □ Italian □ Russian □ Polish M Greek □ Chinese Talking Hook □ English •'reach ■ * ■ Govornmont Gouvornomont ■ t ■ ol Canada du Canada Cumula Seniors Los oln0(o)s J&J Atoms Look Forward to Playoffs I The B.R.H.L. Atom hockey hockey team sponsored by J&J Sharpening ended their regular regular season of play with one win, one tie ana one loss giving giving them a solid hold on second second place in their division. The win came on Thursday, Thursday, March 8th, when they faced off against the team sponsored by Hutton Transport. Transport. Jamie Powell, usually found on the J&J forward' lines, chose to stand between between the pipes for his team and performed admirably coming close to earning his first shutout. , The J&J Atoms took control control of the game right from the start and notched two goals in the first period. Colin Colin Galinski got the score- keeper working when he made use of assists from Stephen Wraith and Brian Ball. Jumpin' Chris Oyler netted the second goal late .in the opening period. Greg Masterson, assisted by Nick Zdravkovski, earned the assists. assists. It wasn't until the third period that the scorekeeper was again put to work. In the first minute of that period, period, Greg Masterson, assisted by Nick Zdravkovski, gave the J&J Atoms a comfortable comfortable three goal lead. With only a minute and a half to play, it looked as though the 3-0 score was going to hold. However at that point, Hutton Hutton defenseman Chad Un- sworth found an opening in the net to take the shutout from Jamie Powell. Tough luck Jamie, you played a supergame! supergame! The next game for the J&J Atoms came two days later, on Saturday March 10th. This game, which ended ended in a tie, was played against the team sponsored by Remax Realty. The moment moment the puck was dropped, Remax put the the pressure on the J&J Atoms and forced netminder, Jamie Powell to make more than a few impressive saves. Unfortunately, Unfortunately, early in the second period, the J&J Atoms found themselves down two goals. However, they made it clear that they were not about to accept defeat as they rallied to get on the scoreboard. Chns Oyler earned their important important first goal using assists assists from Grant Gushalak and Jerémy Sanders. In spite of some impressive forechecking and solid blue lining, the J&J Atoms were mg, able score during the second period, period, while the Hutton Atoms notched one more to give them the 3-1 lead. To the credit of the J&J players, they continued to play aggressive but clean hockey that allowed them to g ain control of the game. luring the third period, the J&J defensive lines of Brad Johnson, Brad MacMaster, Colin Galinski and Phil Gu- shulak managed to shut down the Hutton scorers. Meanwhile Chris Oyler and Brian Ball each earned one goal to tie the game. Jeremy Sanders and Brad Johnson assisted on Chris'goal while Chris Oyler and Greg Masterson Masterson assisted on Brian's goal. Brian's tieing goal came with only one minute left in the game, bringing the J&J fans to their feet! Later that day, the J&J Atoms travelled to the Newcastle Newcastle arena to face off_ against the team sponsored ' by Carnation Flowers. In spite of an excellent effort from all players, they were unable to end their regular season with a win. Carnation Carnation was able to notch an im pressive ten goals, while the J&J Atoms scored four. The four J&J goals were scored by Darren Crawford, Greg Masterson, Phil Gushulak and Colin Galinski. The assists assists went to Brian Ball, Nick Zdravkovski. and Stephen Stephen Wraith. The J&J players have had a super regular season and it looks like they're in for a good playoff series. Congratulations players and good-luck in the playoffs. Your coaches, parents parents and fans are proud of you and your accomplishments. accomplishments. Way to play, J&J! Games Good Tournament Hosted by Bowmanville Kinks Players and Marci Rowland. Abrams scored from Brooks and Natasha Pulfer to give U.C. the lead. Unfortunately Unfortunately late in the second period when U.C., while killing killing a penalty, got caught on a two on one break and Peterborough's Peterborough's Janet Bernard assisted by Connie Gordon made no mistake in tucking it behind the U.C. goalie, to tie the game. With 2:48 remaining in the game, Richardson found McMillan alone in front of the Peterborough net. Rhonda Rhonda slid a backhand shot past ' the goalie for the winning goal. Richardson later scored in the empty net with Mather and Rowland assisting. assisting. The coaching staff, Teny Rowland, Fred Pulfer, Ron Brooks and Don Richardson, are to be congratulated along with the girls. Good luck at the Provincials. Bowmanville Kinks (formerly (formerly TeePee Sportswear Oldtimers) held their second annual hockey tournament on Saturday 3 March at the BRC. In the A Division, Uxbridge Uxbridge Oilies defeated Lon- don-Lambeth Blue 4 to 3. In the B Division, Brooking Brooking Transport defeated Rose- dale Restaurant (Durham Police) 2 to 1. Tournament's valuable player for the Bowmanville Bowmanville squad was Jim Noble Noble (1 goal, 2 assists) and for the coppers was P. Paymen (1 goal, 2 assists). Bingo Arts defeated Hutton Hutton Transport 4 to 1 to capture capture the C Division 'title. Tournament valuable players were Wayne Harness Harness (1 goal, 2 assists) and Mitch Cloutnier (4 goals). In the tournament, the Hutton gang was sparked by Jim Campbell (4 goals, 3 assists), assists), Wayne Wright (3 goals, 3 assists), Fred Bray- brook (1 goal, 5 assists) and Jan Bennett (2 goals, 2 assists). assists). Millbrook SuperBees harvested harvested the win over Lindsay Rec Oldtimers 3 to 1 for the D Division title. The Kinks would like to give special thanks to Mary King, Barb Arnburg, Betty Rowe, Helen Pollard and Donna Drew for keeping the troops well fed. Kink's home games for the past few years have been Wednesday 10 p.m. at the Bowmanville arena. This week they host Shoppers Shoppers Drug Mart Oldtimers (Orono). On Friday, March 9, the Mr. Sub team played against Big "E" at the Darlington Darlington Arena. The Mr. Sub boys connected first when Chad Veinot let a blast go that the goalie couldn't control. control. Rick Swale easily knocked the loose puck into the net. The next Sub goal was scored after some nice passing from Clayton Guest to Ryan Kohn who passed to Rick Swale who scored his 2nd goal of the game. This, looked like an easy win for the Sub boys but they quit hitting, allowing Big "E" to notch three unanswered goals. The final score was Big "E" 3 Mr. Sub 2. On Saturday, March 10 the Sub boys faced off against Checkers at the Bowmanville Arena. The Checkers boys scored two goals in the 1st period and then played a good defensive game, skating to a 2 to 0 victory. victory. Later that Saturday, the Sub boys headed to Orono to play Thornton Dundee of the N.A.S.C. The Sub boys went into this game with only nine skaters. The Thornton boys hit the scoreboard first, and it looked like their physical physical size was too much for the Sub team. Clayton Guest tied up the score when he knocked the puck under the Thornton goalie. Rick Swale and Brian Thornton picked up the assist. assist. Chad Veinot then hurt his ankle and had to leave the game. Rick Swale headed headed for the penalty box putting putting the Sub boys down to seven skaters, but true grit they kept Thornton from scoring until Chad could return. return. Chad then picked up a loose puck, skated in and let a shot go that David Vernon easily picked off to notch the 2nd Sub goal. The 3rd Sub goal was scored when Les McCrory picked up the puck in his own end, skated down the boards before picking the open corner of the net. The 4th Sub goal was scored by David Vernon with assist going to Rick and Les. The 5th Sub goal was scored when Justin Vance grabbed the puck, skated down ice, letting a wrist shot go that the goalie deflected deflected to David who easily picked up his hat trick. The 6th Sub goal was scored when Tim Forret let a shot go that Chad picked off and shot over the goalie and into the net. The final Sub goal was scored when Chad let a blast go, with Brian Thornton grabbing the rebound to easily get the goal. This game showed tha, hard work pays as the Sub boys posted a 7 to 1 victory. On Sunday, March 11, the Mr. Sub team played No tre Dame of the UYU at Newcastle Arena. The Notre Dame team notched the 1st goal of the game while playing playing short handed. Chad Veinot Veinot tied up the score with a nice wrap around play. Notre Notre Dame then scored at the end of the 1st period. The Sub boys tied up the game when Les took a slap shot that the goalie didn't hold, allowing Darren Allin to grab the loose puck and slip it under the goalie. The Sub boys took the lead when Rick passed to Justin who let a nice wrist shot go, easily easily beating the goalie. Chad intercepted a Notre Dame pass to break in alone on the goalie, Chad then deked the goalie out, slipping the puck past the post ana into the net. The Notre Dame team wasn't dead as they notched their 3rd goal early in the 3rd period. The Sub boys got back their 2 goal bulge when David passed to Rick who split the defense and lifted the puck over the goalie and into the net. The Sub boys were forced to play this game with a small bench due to vacations and would like to thank Curtis Cour- neyea for filling in on defence. defence. The final score read Mr. Sub 5, Notre Dame 3. 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