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;7 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 28,1990 : ' •; • • . , -iioi FLASHBACK--25 YEARS AGO -- Six young ladies' will be representing Bowmanville and Liberty Bowl the hey compete in the Junior Girls' Provincial Finals at Playtime Bowl, in Toronto. They on April 11 when t Fiavt are Joanne Bromell, Gloria Mutton, Debbie Sellers, Sharlene Cain, Mary Jane Kilpatrick and Merridy Hately. y FLASHBACK--10 YEARS AGO --- Members of the Bowmanville Oldtimers' Hockey team include Art Hester, Jim Olinski, Bob Skene, Dan Girardi, Stu Tripp, Bob Deblois, Siegi Rohr, Bob Sheridan, Hugh German, Bob Marjerrison, Warren Townsley, Grant Flintoff, Ron Clemens, Joe Balson, Gerry Henderson, Ron Rushak, Irv Gill, Mike Roberts, George Sainsbu- ry, Ted Campbell, Don Lebeau, Grant Wright. Ken Veitch, Mike Kalypko (coach), Bob Guthrie (mgr.). SPORT-TALK TRIVIA -- What famous hockey player, asked by Johnny Carson why he wore a jock but not a helmet, replied: "I can always get somebody else to do my thinking for me"? INTERMEDIATE COACHING CLINIC - The Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association will be hosting hosting an N.C.C.P. Intermediate Clinic (previously known as Level 3) at the Bowmanville High School above the SPLASH pool on April 20-22. The clinic will include 20 hours of classroom instruction, and three hours of on-ice instruction. For more information contact contact Paul Robinson at 623-3884. HOCKEY AND BASEBALL REGISTRATION - The Girls' Hockey Association will be holding an information information weekend this Friday from 7-9, and Saturday from 10-3 at the Bowmanville Mall. Any girls who are interested in playing hockey next year are welcomed to stop by...The Boys' Slo Pitch League will be holding a registration at the Bowmanville Mall on Saturday from 10-3. The league is for boys aged 9-17...Baseball players bom in 1977 or 1978 interested in playing E.O.B.A. PeeWee baseball in Kendal this year, are asked to contact Bob Foster at (416) 786-2268 by April 5. BENEFIT HOCKEY GAME -- The Newcastle Midget Midget hockey team will be playing a benefit game this Sunday at 4:30 at the Newcastle Arena against the Durham Regional Police. Proceeds from the game will be given to the family of Doug Notton. Doug, who is a member of the team, was in a serious car accident on February 3, and is still recovering in a Toronto hospital. hospital. Canadian Tire PeeWees Bring Home Welland "A" Championship RECREATION COMPLEX EVENTS -- Upcoming hockey tournaments at the Recreation Complex include: include: B.R.H.L. Bantams on March 31-April 1, Novice Selects on April 21-22, Adult men's on April 28-29... The Recreation Complex will also be playing host to a men's ball hockey tournament from May 18-20. It's expected expected that teams from across Canada and the U.S. will be competing. LEGION CRIBBAGE AND EUCHRE RESULTS - - On March 17 at the Bowmanville Legion, Art Brooks and Ron Johnston won the 'Jack Baker Memorial Cribbage Tournament'. The tournament, run by Seth Hunt, attracted 88 players. The Ladies Auxiliary members assisted...Legion euchre teams placed second, second, third, and fifth in the FI Zone Euchre Tournament. Tournament. The teams will now play in the District Finals in Marmora. DAN STRIKE ENDS DROUGHT - Dan Strike ended his two and a half year scoring drought with a spectacular scoring effort against tne Bowmanville Blues on Sunday morning. Dan, who plays for Preston Moving and Storage, led his team to a 7-1 victory. SPORT-THOUGHTS -- There isn't any better time of year to be a sports fan than right now. Hockey and basketball play-offs are almost under way, NCAA college college basketball is down to the final four, and lo and behold, baseball spring training games got under way on Monday. If that isn't enough to keep the channel changer hopping, I read in a Toronto paper last week that there is going to be 14 consecutive nights of NHL play-off hockey on the tube. What a great time of year! Wonder if all the Mrs. Sport-talks enjoy this time of year as much as we do? TRIVIA ANSWER - Gordie Howe. COMMUNITY CARE HEALTH FAIR - The Town of Newcastle Community Care program will offer a 1990 Community Health Fair in June. It will be at the Bowmanville Lions Centre on Beech Ave, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Wednesday, June 6. This is an opportunity opportunity for seniors and the general public to come and gather gather information about health care and community services services for seniors. Look for further announcements as the date for the Health Fair approaches. 328 RITSON RD. N., OSHAWA 725-4744 if busy call 726-2831 v iioi i:s m i: a hi: imi. DURHAM REGION'S WOOD SPECIALISTS IN Hardwood A softwood lumber dry kilns * dressing facilities including custom made trim; hardwood A marine plywoods as well as a complete stock of building materials. BOWMANVILLE UNITED SOCCER, @ CLUB © The Bowmanville United Soccer Club will be holding its ANNUAL REGISTRATION Saturday, April 7 from 10 a.m. till 5 p.m. at the Bowmanville Mall ATTENTION - ONE DAY ONLY Late Fee to be charged after this date Those who registered by mail, do not need to attend. Phone 623-0309 The Canadian Tire Pee- wee Toros opened the March Break with flying colours. They hosted Peterborough Petes on March 10. The boys came out strong and scored 2 goals, but Peterborough came from behind to make the score 4-2. Bowmanville got their act together and scored 4 more goals making the final score 6-4. Goals were scored by Alan McCullough McCullough a hat trick, Doug Parkin Parkin 2, and Warren "Bruiser Bate" 1. .Assists went to Chris Heffeman and Peter Schoep 2 each, Warren Bate, Jason Hoffman, Jason Jack- man, Rob Harness and #2 team player Brad Onmiston, 1 a piece. The boys played well considering the Hanson brothers were out, as well as Jeff Murphy and Ryan Robinson, Robinson, who had a game to play with the Bantams in the'play-offs. The next game did not go so well! Bowmanville was defeated by the Oshawa Tee Fee's by a score of 3-2. Bowmanville's Bowmanville's only goals were scored by Doug Parkin and Bruiser Bate. Assists went to Peter Schoep 2, Doug Parkin Parkin and Jason Hoffman 1 each. The real win the Toros took was in the Welland Little Little N.H.L. International Tournament. The boys played like well tuned instruments. instruments. They gave a hit and took a hit, not to mention mention score goals. The big success success story was our goaltend- ing. together Byron Hamum ana Steve Oke let 5 goals in for five games and had two shut-outs. They played like real N.H.L. stars. Over 5 games the boys managed to score 28 goals. Ryan Robinson, Robinson, Bruce Harnum and Jeff Murphy all had 1 hat trick a piece plus singles. The tournament tournament went a little something something like this. The boys were worried about playing Leamington, a tough team who they had previously won ana lost against. The anxiety showed but the Toros as always came out ahead. They won 4-1. Goals were scored by Doug Parkin 2, Peter Schoep 1, Ryan Robinson 1, assists went to Jason Jackman 1, Peter Schoep 2, Chris Hcf- fernnn 1, Jeff Murphy 1 and Doug Parkin. Steve Oke played this game and won Most Valuable Player for Bowmanville. The next game was against Onkridgc. Byron Harnum played and carried on the superb net minding. The score was 3-1. Assists for Bowmanville went to Doug Parkin, Ryan Robinson, Robinson, and Jason Jackman. Goals wore scored by Peter Schoep with the "Schoep Scoop* ' " 2. M.V.P. for this game. The next game was excellent! excellent! The boys challenged Port Collxmrno. Not much happened except for 11 goals, scored by Bruce Hnr- num 3, Jason Jackman nnd Ryan Robinson 2 each, and Doug Parkin, Jeff Murphy, Alan McCullough nnd Jason Hoffman with singles. Assists Assists wont to Bruce llnrnum 4, Jnson Jnckmnn, Wnrron Bate, Rynn Robinson, Doug Parkin 2 each and singles for Jeff Murphy, Alan McCullough, Peter Schoep nnd Jnson Hoffman. M.V.P. wont to Rynn Robinson who deserved it. Perhaps tlm biggest victory victory was the game against Hamilton in tlm somi-ilnnls. The boys played good hockey and took no penalties. This really paid-off, literally it paid $200.00 to the Canadian Canadian Tire Major Pee Wee Team. Assists were as follows, follows, 2 for Jason Jackman, Doug Parkin and Ryan Robinson, Robinson, 1 each for Bruce Harnum, Harnum, Bruiser Bate, and Jason Jason Hoffman. Goals were scored by Ryan Robinson 3, Jeff Murphy 3, Jason Jack- man 1 and Alan McCullough 1. The final score was 8-3. M.V.P. went to Jason Jack- man. The final game was a good feeling for the boys. Before Before the game comments from the guys were, "Just kick butt", "We'll win", "No comment at this time" and "we can do it". It was a nice pick-up after the let down of finishing early in the playoffs. playoffs. The game remained 0-0 until 1:23 was left in the game. Ryan Robinson tried frantically to score a goal but when the goalie let the rebound out, "Bruiser Bate" saved the day and popped it into the slot. The next goal was an empty netter. Chris Heffernan shot it down to center ice and Jason Jack- man passed it to Jeff Murphy Murphy who then put the puck away for gooa! The final score was 2-0. Bruce Harnum Harnum picked up another M.V.P. for this game. It was a well deserved victory for the boys. Not only also defensive crews of Rob Harness and Bruce Hamum as well as Chris Heffernan and Jason Hoffman played to the best of their ability. Forward lines of Ryan Robinson, Robinson, Warren Bate, Peter Schoep, Jeff Murphy, Jason Jackman, Dave Watt, Alan McCullough and Doug Parkin Parkin passed well and did a good job carrying the puck. Coach Paul Jackman, manager manager Ron Haynes, Trainer Steve Oke did a job well done in getting the boys to play to the maximum supreme. supreme. That's all for this week sports fans. This is your little sport's reporter, Nicky Watt, signing off for another week in Bowmanville Bowmanville Minor Hockey. Darlington (Auto's March Break Mini-Tournament with the op" nnd Bruco llnrnum Bruce also took the The Bowmanville's Darlington Darlington Auto Atom Select team hosted three other teams from Trenton, Oshawa and Hamilton for a mini-tournament on March 14th at Darlington Arena. Bowmanville's first game was against N.A.S.C. from Oshawa a team they haven't had much trouble with on the scoreboard but their physical play doesn't make for a fun game. The first period was evenly evenly played for the first period with both goalies playing superbly, superbly, with Bowmanville scoring at the 9:00 minute mark. Scott MacKay with assists to Scott MacDonald and Guy Tousignant. In the second period, we dominated the play with goals by Scott MacDonald, assisted by Scott Mackay, Guy Tousignant assisted by MacDonald and Mackay and Emile Salomon, unassisted. We added another in the third MacDonald from MacKay and Oshawa spoiled our shutout with less then three minutes left in the game. Our second game was against Trenton, a team we had never played. They looked good against Hamilton Hamilton even though they lost, so the coaching staff kacw it would be no easy game. Wo started off with great two-way play but it seemed no one was going to score. Late in the first period, Mike Ferguson kept the puck in at the blue line, fed it to Brian Ball who let the shot go. The goalie made the stop but Scott MacDonald put the rebound in. Both teams wore evenly matched and Darlington Auto Selects were not able to score again until tho last minute of tho game when they managed to score two ■ Darryl Cook from MacKay and Emile Salomon from Tousignant,. Hamilton had also beaten N.A.S.C. and Trenton so at 3:00 p.m. we lined up against each other. Hamilton Hamilton has been a team we had wanted to beat all year and although we have come close we haven't beaten them. We have won against teams who have beaten Hamilton and were looking for the opportunity opportunity in this game. Hamilton, Hamilton, with coach Dave, must have read out minds because because they certainly were ready for us. With less than three minutes minutes to go in the first period we were down 3-0 and we scored with less than a minute minute left in the period, Ryan Brannigan from Ferguson. We exchanged goals in the second period with MacDonald MacDonald scoring from MacKay and Robbie MacCheyne, leaving the score at 4-2 at the end of the period. The boys never quit and at the five minute mark of the third period, Danyl Cook scored with helpers to Ferguson Ferguson and Brian Ball to narrow narrow the score by one. With four minutes to go in the game, MacDonald, who draws a lot of attention from the opposition, was fouled nnd wo had the man advantage. Not only did he force the penalty but during the power play he came streaking down the right side and tho defenceman forced him to go behind the not. As he started behind tho not ho hit the brakes nnd came back out tho same side nnd put the puck in tho empty side. Hamilton didn't wnsto any time in regaining the lend for thirty seconds later they scored again. Tho Darlington Darlington Auto Boys are not quitters either as we tied it up in less than 30 seconds with Emile Salomon scoring from Richard Aasen. But it was not to be. With a minute minute and seventeen seconds left in the game, Hamilton scored to win the game 6-5. Hamilton will be back on April 8th in Newcastle for our Select Tournament and we will have another shot at them. Everyone enjoyed the day, parents, players, visiting visiting teams and it was enjoyable enjoyable hockey to watch. For those boys who weren't weren't mentioned, Phil Gushu- lak, Greg Masterson and Jason Jason Frayne, they were part of our solid team play and our goalies, Scott Sawyer and Cameron Millar, had a 2.0 goals against average over the three games. P.S. Jeff Thrasher, one of our defencemen, was on holidays holidays this week. Former Leaf Star Visits Bowmanville Kinsmen ..... The Canadian Tire PeeWees returned home from a u _ ,, . recent tournament in Welland as the 'A' Champions, du- btev ® ® „Sr. (trainer), Kobbie Harness, Ryan Front row, (1-r), Chris Heffernan, Steve Oke Jr., By- t re?*° n 'P ou ?Parkin, Warren Bate, Bruce Harnum, ron Harnum, Alan McCullough, Jason Jackman, Da- Murphy, Jason Hoffman, Paul Jackman (coach), vid Watt. Back row, (1-r), Peter Schoep, Chris (team ^ on Haynes (manager). Big Win for Canadian Tire _ ' ' : . '%35 'Â...V■.VLA;,,., -v Ï ... g test of honor at the ■ ü addressed "il Club Pres- a memen- by R. Mirsch Many of our skaters have attended a number of competitions competitions over the last 2 months. Below is a list of the skaters who finished in the_ top three at these competitions. competitions. Although it is impossible impossible to list everyone, we, as a club are proud of all our skaters, ana your efforts have not gone unnoticed. Pine Ridge February 10 & 11 Port Perry Cara Gardener - 2nd in final final - Pre Juvenile Ladies, Peter Paradis - 1st Pre-Prel. Men - final, Leanne Jennings Jennings - 2nd Pre Prel. Ladies - final, Judson Bridgewater - 2nd Beg. Men - final, Jennifer Jennifer Johnson - 2nd Free Skate in flight, Lynette Dalton Dalton - 3rd figure - in flight, Kate Garrett - 2nd free skate - in flight,,Hilary Jennings Jennings - 2nd free skate - in flight. Unicorn Fair February 17 Oshawa Kerry Rath - Pre Juvenile A - 3rd, Lisa Davidson - Pre Juvenile B"Flt"A - 3rd, Jodie Nimigon - Pre Juvenile B"FltrB" - 3rd, Julia Ward Pre Juvenile B"Flt"A - 2nd, Tiffany Piney - Juvenile A "Fit C" - 2nd, Junior "C" Girls - Allison Delaney 1st, Meghan Sim 2nd, Krista Potter 3rd. Easter Ontario Section InterClub March 3-4 Orono Peter Paradis - 2nd - Pre Prel. Men, Mike & Loris Mirsch - 2nd - Prel. Dance. On March 9th our skaters skaters attended a Low Test day in Newcastle. We had a passing rate of 81%. Congratulations! Congratulations! A number of our skaters also attended a high test day in Cobourg on March 10. Newcastle Test Day Preliminary Figure - Julia Julia Talotti, Lynette Dalton, Krista Potter, Leslie Dick ens, Jennifer Johnson, Andrea Andrea Mirsch. First Figure - Lisa Talotti, Talotti, Hilary Jennings, Kate Garrett. Second Figure - Cara Gardener, Enn Flemming, Raegan Pawley. Dutch Waltz - Krista Potter, Potter, Lynette Dalton, Judson Bridgewater. Canasta Tango - Andrea Mirsch, Lynette Dalton, Julia Julia Talotti, Krista Potter. _ Swing Dance - Leslie Dickens, Jennifer Johnson, Julia Talotti, Vivi Cocker- ham. Willow Waltz - Lori Mirsch, Gillian Hajduczek. Fiesta Tango - Leanne Jennings, May Famoush. Ten Fox - Jasmeet Riar. Preliminary Freeskate - Kate Garrett, Peter Paradis, Jennifer Johnson, Leslie Dickens. Junior Bronze Freeskate - Stacey Dunnigan, Lori Mirsch. Cobourg Test Day 14 Steps - Jasmeet Riar, Stacey Dunnigan, David Ur- win. Fox Trot - Jasmeet Riar, Stacey Dunnigan. European - Cara Gardner. Gardner. Jasmeet Riar. À large number of our Canskate children have also passed badges. The names of these skater and their results results will be in the next release. release. As our season draws to a close, we seem to be as busy as ever. Several Bowmanville Bowmanville skaters will be attending attending spring school in Oshawa to prepare for the May test day. Our annual meeting is scheduled for March 21st at the Bowmanville Arena. We still have 3 vacant positions. On Monday April 2, the club will be having an "end of season show", from 6 p.m.-9 p.m., at the Bowmanville Bowmanville Arena. This is a "donations "donations only" night, and everyone everyone is welcome. Let's all show our support to thesej hard working young people., j Bowmanville F.S.C. has, been awarded the 1991 All" 1 Ontario Championships to, be held on the 3rd weekend] in March. This competition] will bring a large number of. skaters and their families] from all over Ontario, to Bowmanville. E.O.S. has se-( lected Ellen Bush as chair-, person of the All Ontario; Committee. ! The 1990-91 season is al-- ready shaping up to be a( very busy year. Hopefully, 1 with the support of all our. members, it will be a mutually mutually rewarding one. Recycling b Smart Do Your Parti FRED'S AUTO BODY • Specializing in Unibody, Front Whool Drivo • Suporior Collision Repair • Cloar Goal Available • Export Rellnishing • Insuranco Claims • Como In -- Free Estimate • Courtesy Car Availablo 163 Base Line Rd. E. 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