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St. Stephen's Girls Win Basketball Championship V&G Nationals Look Strong Alter losing a tight match against Adam & Eve on Sunday during the Pickering Pickering Tournament the Nationals Nationals set out with nothing on their minds but a win and this is what they did as they trounced Adam & Eve 6-0. Jessica Andrews and Kristy Thompson left their usual posts of defense to play wingers and played extremely extremely well. Strong defense provided the protection the , team needed for this very important game. Once again Jamie Potter kept Danny MacDonald all tied up. Scorers for the game were Greg Patterson with two goals assisted by Chris Peldiak and Joel Osborne on the first and Jamie Potter and Ted Eeuwes on the second. second. Andy Griffin scoring twice assisted by Chris Peldiak Peldiak on the first and the second second was unassisted. Joel Osborne Osborne scored two unassisted goals. The second game of the best of three game series will be played in Newcastle at 7:00 Wednesday evening. Good Luck team the trophy will be yours if you play Wednesday like you played Monday. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 11,1990 13 Students Use Marketing Skills in Ad-Craft Program • ... .. 1 jj X *58§ Jason Boerstra and Rachel Tymchuk are busy dis- aj ■ ,. , . . cussing some of the ideas they want to put in the ad- f vi £ h merchantfandTre P a\1na C ads eXPenenCe " meet, - ng vertisement they are creating. The students partici- d c eatin £ adSi ; S? a rt it*- *r\?T tournament on Wednesday, Apn\ 4. J a tinsive igS&JZKZ* struggle, the girls prevailed over St. John's, of Peter borough, 2-0. Team members include, front row, (1-r), For Mother's Day Make her day seem brighter MacPherson, Nancy Morphet, Barbara Almeida, Amv Trimble. __ Youth Bowling Saturday, April 7,1990. Bantams: High Single: Brent Huggins Huggins 214, Amanda Welsh 183, Jeremy Forsey 200, Craig Schnerch 208, Jenni-' fer Holroyd 171, Angela Marks 183, Mike Campbell 164, Alissa Burtch 189, Michael Michael Wilcox 182. High Triple: Brent Hug- f ins 542, Amanda Welsh 38, Jeremy Forsey 526, Craig Schnerch 499, Jennifer Jennifer Holroyd 447, Angela Marks 447, Mike Campbell 447, Mark Dodds 446, Alissa Burtch 442, Michael Wilcox 440. Team Standings: Fatsia 70 pts, Datura 59 pts, Hoya 58 pts, Litchi 57 pts, Vanda 55 pts, Humea 45 pts, Butia 43 pts, Musa 42 pts, Sollya 38 pts, Rhoeo 36 pts, Carex 35 pts, Ixia 8 pts. Bowler of the month for March: Kâthryn Tait. Juniors High Singles: Kelley Flintoff 285, Matthew Both- well 207, Jason Vickery 201 ' ' K " Hockin Oldtimers Sweep Tournament GcMuf b Cjolâ Gold and Diamonds Custom Designs 416-623-1933 78 King St. West, Bowmanville, Ont. Triples: Kelley High Trip . Flintoff 731, Matthew Both- well 573, Jason Vickery 560, Kyle Dodds 536. Team Standings: Brooks 74 pts, MacArthur 57 pts, Flint 44 pts, Flintoff 41 pts, Routh 41 pts, Gusterson 36 pts, Rodgers 36 pts, Vickery 35 pts. Bowler of the month for March: Nicky Brown. HELP KEEP RED CROSS READY! "GET THE MOST OUT OF WHAT COMES NATURALLY!" EAT 100% NATURAL FOOD PRODUCTS From: Æ.,*. jg jPdP 0 Drug free meat 0 Organic products 0 Vitamins "Helping you make healthy choices" 116 King St. West, Bowmanville In the Vanstone Mall Phone: 623-6222 flf 'lu by Bob Sheridan Playing in an over 40 age group tournament in Pickering Pickering this , past week-end, we came through with what was perhaps our best effort of the season. On Saturday afternoon, we met and defeated the West Mall team 6-3. Don Rickard opened, the scoring with a bullet drive from the left side, assisted by Hugh German and Gerry Henderson. Henderson. The Toronto team then fought back with three unanswered unanswered goals. We, however, however, were not to be denied. The Rickard boys met Gerry Henderson up for his first goal. Then Geny was given a perfect pass' in front by Dean Avery and this unerring unerring marksman, fired a low shot to the corner. ,, ., ' Jim Rickard' barged his . way past a defenceman to ,,,t^s^wiper,;.;;'Dayid ureen ,scoi;edi c fwp, more ; to embark on what- y/as to be an eight.goal weekend for David. Ron Clemens , and Bob Deblois gained assists on the Green goals. In the second game, Saturday Saturday evening, we defeated the Mash team from Markham. Markham. This team is composed mainly of a group of rough crude and stubborn hockey players who also happen to be medical doctors. Although Although they were determined determined and the taste of defeat defeat was anathema to them, we forced them to swallow the bitter pill. -j Don Rickard out-battled two defenders behind the goal and gave Grant Flintoff a perfect pass in front which Grant banged home. David Green then capped a fine display of stick-handling to score the clincher. Art Hester Hester gained a well-deserved shut-out in this contest. After this game a Mash player, who identified himself himself as Peter, assured me in that confidant and patronising patronising manner that is often typical typical of the more arrogant and less sensitive members of the medical profession, that things would be different different when wo met in the championship game. With the geniality of nil retired teachers, I told him that we also looked forward to this eventuality. In the last game of the round robin, we met nnd defeated defeated the Bay Dukes from Pickering 7-3. Don Rickard again got us on track with the opening goal. Bob Sheridan Sheridan slapped in n rebound and David Green supported again by Bob Deblois and Ron Clemens scored three ns this lino put on a dazzling display of stick-handling nnd passing.. Bob Sheridan stripped a defender at the blue-lino, walked in alone, fnked the gonltondor to the ice nnd men caromed n puck off the post back to his stick for nn ostinntious goal. Grant Flintoff scored the final counter with n vicious drive from nn impossible angle after after ho took n pass from Dnvo Green. Wo wore now rewarded with nn opportunity to piny isfi tonm 4- was clobbered on the back of the head and went down for an eight count. This courageous courageous defender was back in the game again after missing missing only one shift. Late in the contest, Bob Sheridan pursued a defender defender behind the goal, stripped him of the puck and knocked it to David Green who settled settled affairs with his eighth goal of the tournament. Hugh German who led our defense corps of Bob Hellam, Warren Townsley and Dean Avery was selected selected M.V.P. This is a well deserved deserved award for Hugh, a fine athlete, who has been consistently a dedicated, determined determined and talented performer performer all year. We extend a special thanks to Dean Avery, Jim and Don Rickard who joined our team for this tourney. Without their,. efforts, we. ^.cpuldnothave'béèricompeti- , . Before concluding my final final hockey column of the year, I must mention our • game last Wednesday against the Bowmanville Kinks, a game we won 15-7. In this game the line of De- •i blois, Green and Rohr produced produced 12 goals. David scored once and of course was highly highly instrumental in setting up Siegi for 4 and Bob for 7! Nationals Play In Pickering Wednesday, April 4th was the first of a series of games played by the Nationals Nationals at the Village Arena in Pickering. The opposing team, Country Style Donuts, gave the Nationals some very good competition but the Nationals showed that their strong defense and never ending offense is a winning combination. Goal scorers for the Nationals Nationals were Andy Griffin with three goals, Clayton Kohn, Mark Ilodgins, Greg Patterson and Joel Osborne scoring one goal each to give the Nationals a 7-4 win. Clayton Kohn was voted M.V.P. of this game. Saturday, April 7th was the next game and the Nationals Nationals came out flying to leave Danny's Pince stunned with a 15-0 win. Every pnss clicked nnd ovciy shot was on the money for this V&G win. Goal scorers in this game were Joel Osborne with three goals, Andy Griffin Griffin with four goals, Greg Patterson nnd Mark Hod- gins each with two goals nnd Chris Pcldink nnd Clayton Kohn with one goal apiece. Greg Patterson was selected selected ns the M.V.P. of this game. A win here, put the Nationals Nationals in competition with Adam & Eve, another Bow- mnnvillo Novice tonm nnd whnt n game this wns. Jnmio Potter nnd Chris Peldiak were sent out to shadow the well known Danny Danny MacDonald to keep him and défont Lie Mas,. ... 1 in the championship game. For the first 10 minutes, the doctors fought tooth nnd noil before Don Rickard opened the scoring. Grant Flintoff nnd David Green fired hard, accurate shots behind the Mash gonltondor. llob IIol- Inin nnd Hugh Gormnn garnered garnered assists on those goals. Art Hester, who wns ngnln brilliant in tills game, was beaten only once on a deflection from a defence- man. The frnnlic doctors at tills point begun to do some heavy work with tliolr sticks. Wnrron Townsley from getting loose on one of his forward rushes. With Dnnny tied up the rest of the tonm plnyed their positions positions mid fought n hard game. At the end of the third period period the score wns tied at three npiece, thus resulting in overtime. At tlio end of one overtime period the score was still tied at tliroo so onch tonm wns instructed to piny with tliroo players mid no goalies. Matthew Akoy of Admit & Eve did the damage during a struggle in the Nationals end thus defeating defeating the Nationals •!■!). Scoring the National goals were Joel Oslxirno with 2 mid Clayton Kohn with one. M.V.P. for the game wns Ted Eeuwes who did n splendid job THE VELVET DEAD THE VELVET ®| BEAD 129 King St. East^ 623-8100 WE HAVE ALL j YOUD GIFT | IDEAS FOR ANt OCCASION ! CARTER'S ! WHERE YOU'RE TREATED ! LIKE ONE OF THE ! FAMILY COME ON IN AND SEE OUR WIDE VARIETY . OP BAKED GOODS AND CONFECTIONERY SUPPLIES 21 KING STREET EAST, BOWMANVILLE