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i SCOREBOARD Central Ontario Jr. C League Team W L T Pts. Bowmanville 22 2 0 45 Georgina 14 11 0 29 Uxbridge 13 11 0 27 Port Perry 11 9 3 25 Lakefield 9 13 1 22 Little Britain 7 18 0 16 Bobcaygeon 4 16 2 11 Next Home Game - Tuesday, January 3 against Georgina Ice, 7:30 p.m. Bowmanville Non-Contact League Team W L T Pts. Burke Division Beasties 9 1 2 20 Hooper's Trophy 6 3 3 15 A&D Truckshop 6 4 2 14 D. Base 4 7 1 9 Oliver Division Hanc's 9 2 1 19 Cdn. Home Therapy 5 5 2 12 Mosport 2 9 15 National Home Video 1110 2 Shackelton Division King St. B&G Blues 10 1 1 21 Preston Movers 6 6 0 12 Hawks 4 8 0 8 Pattern 3 8 1 7 Weekend Results D. Base 4 Cdn. Home Therapy 2 Hanc's 3 A&D Truckshop 2 Hooper's Trophy 5 Mosport 5 Beasties 5 National Home Video 2 King St. 6 Preston Movers 3 Pattern 5 Hawks 4 Newcastle Men's League 50th Anniversary Team W L T Pts. Stars 7 3 2 16 Canadiens 7 4 1 15 Blackhawks 6 5 1 13 Sharks 6 6 0 12 Kings 6 6 0 12 Jets 2 10 0 4 Sunday's Results Canadiens 6 Sharks 4 Stars 6 Jets 2 Kings 5 Blackhawks 4 Bowmanville Recreation Hockey League (as of December 13) Team Minor Tvke Geraldi Ins. Beaver Lumber Newcastle Photo Skylight Donuts A&R Flooring W Pts. Major Tykes Dufferin Aggreg. Durham TV Sound Master DJ Rotary Tim's Rental P&P Lifttruck Deighton Assoc. Novice The Clarington Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, December 24,1994 11 Hobb, Bakker & Bergin Score 11 Times for Win Bow. Sports Shop 6 Liberty Mutual 5 Bragg's Bird Seed 4 Horner's Petro Can. 3 Carter's Bakery 3 Blessings Travel 3 James Insurance 2 Hobb,Bakker,Bergin 2 Thurs. Town League 2 Roughly Ins. 2 Union Oil 2 Jr. C Eagles 0 National Trust 0 Atom Pineridge Insurance 7 Bow. Non-Contact 5 Hutton Transport 5 Crow's Sports 4 Ontario Hydro 3 Pizza Pizza 3 Canadian Statesman 3 All Canadian Awards 3 Carnation Florists 2 T-Mac 0 Halenda's 0 Kinsmen 0 Peewee Rolph Novico 7 Checkers 7 Aamco Home Imp. 4 Mr. Sub 4 Hooper's 3 Harvey's 2 Cutting Post 2 McGregor's IDA 2 Dykstra's Deli 1 Bantam Kool Enterprises 6 Roy Nichols Motors 3 Lange's Photo 4 Bow. Sand & Gravel 4 Mackie, Reid Paving 4 ReMax Realty 3 401 Burger King 1 Skylight Donuts 0 Midget IGA 4 Ramnor Air 3 PowerVac 3 Darlington Rec Club 2 MacKenzie Park 1 Lake Vista 1 Woodview 1 On Saturday, December 17, at the Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex, Complex, the Hobb, Bakker & Bergin novice novice team was ready for action, and they provided plenty of action with an 11-7 win over the Jr. C novice hockey team. The first period brought five goals for Hobb, Bakker & Bergin: One to Justin Fraser, assisted by John Whittal at 12:17; another to John Whittal, assisted assisted by Justin Fraser at 6:50; and one to B.J. Brown, assisted by Joshua Kcwell with only one second left. A pair went to Alec Hamilton, unassisted unassisted at 6:50 and 6:10. The Jr. C's answered these with two goals of their own. The first goal, by Jeremy Farr, was unassisted at 10:39. Their second goal was scored by Steve Sendall, assisted by Matthew Southwell, at 2:27. At the end of one period, the score was 5-2. The second period saw Alec Hamilton Hamilton complete a hat-trick by scoring another goal, unassisted, at the 14:10 mark. Now at six goals for Hobb, Bakker & Bergin, a seventh was scored at 6:44 by Joshua Kewell, assisted assisted by B.J. Brown. The Jr. C team marked one unassisted goal, scored by Matthew Southwell at 5:29. With this action, the period ended with a score of 7-3. The third period was as eventful as the previous two periods, where a combined total of eight goals were scored. The Jr. C team scored quickly at 14:44 by Matthew Southwell, assisted assisted by Steve Sendall, and again at 13:28 by Steve Sendall, assisted by Eric Jeffreys. Hobb, Bakker & Bergin followed the scoring at 12:21 when Joshua Kewell Kewell got his second goal, assisted by Ryan Kramer. Again, it was the Jr. C team putting another one on the board at 11:06, scored by Jeremy Farr, assisted assisted by Marcus Willshire. . Hobb, Bakker & Bergin were then helped by two unassisted goals. At 7:32, Michael Brabender scored, and then at 5:06, B.J. Brown counted his second goal of the game. At 3:19, Joshua Kewell also completed a hat-, trick to give Hobb, Bakker & Bergin their eleventh and final goal. With only 39 seconds left in the third period, the Jr. C team popped a quick goal past Hobb, Bakker & Ber- gin's well played goalie, Steven Trudeau, Trudeau, to end the game at seven goals for the Jr. C team. Just Window Shopping? ÊmlMm&m Exhibition Games Keep Square Boy Toros Busy Everyone here is getting set to enjoy the very best Christmas yet and that includes sending our warmest wishes your way. We appreciate your patronage. Permanent Pool and Patio Clarington Stove Centre Hwy. 2 at Trull's Road Courtice Telephone 404-0583 © The Square Boy major novice Toros Toros have kept themselves busy once again, playing more exhibition games. The first game played against Hill- crest novice 'AA' resulted in being a big night for Paul Reid as he scored four big goals for the Toros in an 8-0 victory. Matt Beach hit for two, Jason Hicks, and Colin Baker rounded out the scoring. The second game the Toros played was an exhibition tilt against the Whitby triple 'A' squad. This was a very exciting, fast-paced game that never had a whistle until there were two minutes and ten seconds left in the first period. Whitby scored the first goal early in the second period, and the Toros had to play catch up. Zach Pither was the first Toro marksman to score late in the second. A quick goal by Matt Beech early in the third put the boys ahead for the first time and it looked as they would hold on to win their first game against a triple 'A' team. Whitby pulled their goalie for the extra attacker and, with 30 seconds left in the game, Whitby tied the game for a 2-2 score. Vaughan Rangers were in town to play an important league game as they have taken over first place from Newmarket Newmarket in the Western Division, and CORRECTIONS FOR CANADIAN TIRE We wish to draw your attention to the errors In our current "GIFTS THEY'LL LOVE FOR A LOT LESS" Flyer Page 25 Item #4. Karaoke Videos (99-0329-6) are not available in all stores. Page 35 Item #7. Tea Set or Completer Set (42-1054X) is not available in the Malicite pattern shown in the inset. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. Canadian Tire Hwy. No. 2, Bowmanville @ are sitting second to the undefeated Toros. Tins game proved to be a barnburner, barnburner, as the Rangers played a well fought game that could have gone either either way. Vaughan was the first to hit the scoreboard and the Toros applied the pressure to take the lead. TTiey never looked back. Justin Vandebelt played the whole game in net and came up with some splendid saves, especially the glove save at 7:27 of the second period, to foil Vaughan, and keep the Toros ahead. Jeff Larsh was the big scorer for Bowmanville *as he netted a pair. Other Other goals were by Andy Chamberlain, Greg Tamblyn, Jeremy McKee and Brenden Kâlijundic, who scored the game winner. With the score 6-5, Vaughan pulled their goalie when Garrett Ne- misz was given the puck, served to him by a Vaughan defenceman trying to clear the puck. Garrett made no mistake as he planted the puck in the empty net for the game clincher, ending ending in a 7-5 victory. All team members worked hard and played excellent hockey to achieve these results. Keep up the good work, and have fun. 1995 Bowmanville Eagles Alumni Game ALL ONTARIO CHAMPS 19781979; 1980- I98I vs OSHAWA GENERALS ALUMNI Saturday, January 21, 1995 Garnet B. Rickard Rec. Complex Game 4 p.m. Dance 8:00 p.m. Dance Only $5.00