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i 12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, November 3.1962 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- CAR DRAW -- Tickets on the Robson Pontiac Junior C car draw will be honored for season passes at the box office of Memorial Arena beginning Monday at 5 p.m. Persons still wishing one of these season passes, which gives them a free chance on a 1958 Pontiac, can obtain them from King Street merchants. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Before 1,504 cheering spectators, the hometown Quinte Saints defeated the B.H.S. Senior Red- men 2 - 0, on Friday, in Belleville in the COSSA "AA" semi-final. The Redmen scored the first TD of the game but it was called back on a penalty. JR. C HOCKEY -- Last Sunday, the Cowan Pontiac Buick Red Eagles and the Lindsay Muskies played to an exciting 2 all tie. Next Sunday, November 7th, the Eagles will be at home to the Cobourg Cougars at7:30p.m. FIGURE SKATING -- Skating started at the arena on Monday, but there is still time to register in Learn to Skate - Wednesdays from 5 - 6. Juniors, Wednesdays 6 - 7, and Sundays 1-2. There are partial memberships still available. available. Phone Ken Urwin 263-2674 for information. information. Register at the Community Services Office -152 Church St., Bowmanville. BIG "29" -- Don "Red" Parker, of Newcastle, had the big "29" in cribbage recently, while playing a game of cribbage with nis son-in-law. CURLING -- The Junior Farmers' Invitational Curling Bonspiel will be held at the Bowmanville Bowmanville Curling Club on Saturday, November 13th. December 3rd - 5th the Super Mixed Bonspiel will be held at the club with the winners earning a trip to Las Vegas. HAT TRICK -- Congratulations to Mark Clarey ' who scored a hat trick, in last Saturday's game between Town Sports and the Beasties in the Bowmanville Non-Contact League. HOCKEY -- Recreation Hockey is now underway underway at Bowmanville Arena as is BMHA All Stars. Come on down to the Memorial Arena, or out to Darlington Arena, and see the future stars in action. Carpentry & Contracting B®w8c*e Newcastle 987-5400 Custom built homes, farm, home and cottage improvements. Owner William H.J. Kraayvanger 1 (Licensed Carpenter) KRAC0 Registered Builder of PROPANE CARBURETION SALES & SERVICE 73 Cigas Road Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3L1 Bus: 579-6449 GAS PRICES UP AGAIN! Come out to 0WASC0 VOLKSWAGEN LTD. and hop In a Rabbit - Jetta or Audi. We have a good selection of new and used vehicles. Diesel or Regular Gas Owasco Volkswagen Ltd. 1425 Dundas St. East, Whitby Whitby, 668-9383 Toronto Line 361 -1128 An -1 Cire Quality Servie* Awird Winner Clarey Scores Hat Trick For Town Sports Victory New Archery Club Holds Successful First Meeting Finn Harraldsson (left) and Norm Fenton at last week's meeting of the Bowmanville Archery Club. The group will be holding regular meetings each Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Bowmanville Senior Public School. Newcomers are welcome to attend. Bowmanville and area archers got together last Tuesday, Tuesday, October 26, for the first formal meeting of the Bowmanville Bowmanville Archery Club. Organizers of the event, which took place at the boys' gymnasium at the Bowmanville Bowmanville Senior Public School, estimate that attendance was between 20 and 25. The group has agreed to meet every Tuesday evening at the senior public school, commencing at 7:30 p.m. Newcomers are welcome to join the group at any time. All that is required is an interest in archery. to the Cowon Eagles Win Two, Tie One The Cowan Pontiac Eagles managed a win over the Lake- field Chiefs in the Eagles' nest last Tuesday night. The final score Bowmanville 9, Lake- field 5. The Eagles got goals from Glen German, Lome Finney and Rob Deboo to take a lead at the end of one period. The Eagles got three more goals in the second period, two by Randy MacDonald MacDonald and one by Brian Heard to hold a 6 to 3 lead after two periods. The Eagles scored three more in the third period, one by Paul Reed, Lome Finney with his second of the night and Ken Farrow. The Eagles scored four power play goals to Lake- field's two/ It was a chippy game with over one hundred minutes in penalties. Lake- field has a very offensive minded team with little defence stressed. Again we saw a visiting team that is better than last year's edition. Tie With Bewdley On Sunday the Eagles again had to come from behind to gain a tie with Bewdley. The Eagles grabbed a quick two to nothing lead in this game. Tim Preston scored from Carl Chambers and Barry Goulah, then Randy MacDonald, his first of three from Glen German and Duane Major. The Eagles then relaxed relaxed for thirty seconds and in that time Bewdley potted two goals to tie the game at two, that is the way the first period ended. The Eagles scored the only goal of the second period, a; power play goal by Stan Greenham from Duane Major and Glen German. Bewdley again tied the score after four minutes of the third period only to have the Eagles grab the lead at the six minute mark. Randy MacDonald MacDonald with his second of the night from Chris Michelsoni and Tim Preston. Bewdley tied the score at four after ten minutes of the period then took a five to four lead with six minutes left. Randy MacDonald MacDonald tied the game with his third goal from Glen German and Paul Reed one minute later. The Eagles pressed for the winner and had some excellent changes but just could not connect. The Eagles as a team did not play well in this game, better now than later in the season. Again the visiting team, Bewdley is better than last year's edition. The Eagles will have to "pull up their socks" in the next few games if they are to remain in the top four or five in the league. Their record is now four wins, two ties and one loss for ten points and a tie for third place in the league standings. Little Britain still leads the league with 16 points Team Little Britain Bowmanville Lakefield Lindsay Port Perry Cobourg Port Hope Bewdley Uxbridge Stouffville Player Bernie Downer Gord Davey Glen Stevenson Ray West Rob Gilders Dave Bodrug Kevin Evans Individual Leaders Gord Davey Kevin Evans Glen Stevenson Bernie Downer JUNIOR "C" STANDINGS AND LEADERS OCTOBER 27, 1982 G.P. ' Won Lost Tied G.F. G.A. Pts. 11 7 2 2 67 45 16 8 5 1 2 43 26 12 9 5 2 2 66 56 12 7 5 1 1 48 28 11. 6 3 1 2 50 32 8 9 3 5 1 60 6! 7 8 2 5 1 45 58 5 8 2 5 1 38 49 5 7 2 5 0 32 59 4 9 1 8 0 56 91 2 Top Team 10 Scorers G.P. Goals Assists Pi. M. Pts. Port Hope 7 13 14 4 27 Lakefield 9 14 12 14 26 Lakefield 6 8 13 67 21 Cobourg 9 8 .13 22 21 Lakefield 8 10 10 20 20 Lakefield 9 9 10 2 19 Lakefield 7 4 15 30 7 Five players tied with 18 points. Team Goals Assists Pi. M. Pts. Goals • Lakefield Lakefield Lakefield Port Hope 14 15 67 27 Aver. Uow. 3.25 Lindsay 4.00 after 11 games played. Claw Cougars 9 - 2 The Eagles were ready for the Cougars, The Cowan Pontiac Pontiac Eagles went into the Cougars' den .in Lobourg by a 9 to 2 score. The Eagles led 3 to 1 after one period on goals by Glen German, Brian Heard and Carl Chambers. The Eagles upped the score to 8 to 1 after two periods on the strength of goals by Lome Finney, Chris Michelson, Brian Heard with his second of the night, Bob Dwyer and Stan Greenham. The Cougars and Eagles traded single goals in the third period. Paul Reed scored for the Eagles. The Eagles out- shot the Cougars 44 to 24 and took only four minor penalties to Cobourg's six. This is definitely not as good a Cobourg Cougar team as last year's edition. 1 ladies Monday Night Bowling October 25,1982 Team Standings Onie Etcher 18, 22,483; Jackie Braybrook 17, 22,581; Rita Junkin 16, 22,931; Donna Harness 14, 22,366; Sharlene Dehart 14, 21,607; Valerie Smith 12,22,399; Marilyn Flin- toff 12, 21,679; Penny Conna- ghan 11.5, 22,333; Gwen Forrester 10, 21,483; Nancy 5.5, 20,894; Nancy Living 5, 20,676. High triple: Nancy Living 691. High single: Nancy Living 315. Top 10 Donna Harness 226, Onie Etcher 220, Nancy Living 217, Jackie Braybrook 212, Rita Junkin 211, Judy Willan 208, Marilyn Flintoff 207, Sharlene Dehart 206, Penny Connaghan 201, Linda Taylor 201. The club has agreed devote the first part of evening to younger archers, while the latter part of each meeting will be mainly for adults. Si. JOSEPH'S October 31 Ladies high single: Joan Gibbs 253. Ladies high triple: Marilyn Polley 592. Mens high single: Tony Horstman 278. Mens high triple: Walter Curr 663. Team Standings Don Powers 40, Barb Bugg 38, Les Hunt 30, Walter Curr 28, Bob Brown 26, John Luff- man 25, Tony Horstman 23, George Gibbs 14. Youth Bowling Tykes Team Standings Red Barren 21, Linus 21, Charlie Brown 18, Pig Pen 18, Woodstock 13, Snoopy 13, Peppermint Patty 10, Schroder Schroder 9, Lucy 2, Sally 0. High Games T. Harrison 169 (308), J. McFeeters 163 (283), P. Vesna 126 (250), M. Brodrick (204). Bantam Mixed League Team Standings Britton 35, Thertell 34, Grant 22, Walkey 31, Apted 31, Luxton 26, Hay 24, Couch 22, . Evans 19, Sutherland 15, Linton Linton 14, Connaghan 10. High Singles C. Walkey 234, M. Smith 215, C. Hancock 211, R. Harrison 210, M. Stork 203, D. Grant 179, S. McMullen 175. High Triples C. Walkey 604, M. Smith 574, D. Couch 544, V. Sutherland 492, D. Grant 469. Junior Mixed League Team Standings Skene 24, Lugtenburg 22, McMullen 16, Smith 12, Taylor 12, Dudley 9, Serrurier 9, Henning 4. High Singles K. Smith 258-241, T. McMullen McMullen 628, M. Lugtenburg 607, W. Henning 546, E. Taylor 548, M. Harness 510. Senior Mixed League ■ Team Standings Sutcliffe 16, Woolley 15, Trotter 6, Stacey 5. High Games D. Trotter 245 (640), A. Van- Goor 268 (629), B. Richards 251 (565), T. Kirkton 210 (550), S. Thompson 204 (536), S, Grant 193 ( 536), D. Thompson Thompson 223 (503).^ Men's Major Piper 18 won, 6 lost, 18 pts. ; Stacey 16,8,16; Murphy 14,10, 14; Etcher 14, 10, 14; Adams 14,10,14; Georgiou 13, 11, 13; Richards 12, 12, 12; Laird 10, 14,10; Perfect 10,14, 10; Oke 10, 14, 10; Coombes 8, 16, 8; Wilcox 5,19, 5. Averages Kevin Eves 235, Ron Etcher 232, Dick Perfect 232, Larry Piper 229, Gord Wilcox 227, Bob Laird 226, Dennis Smale 225, Don Ellis 222, Gord Simpson Simpson 221, Geo. Piper 220. High single D. Perfect 378. High triple D. Perfect 872. By Bod Burke i Spo Dutchmen continued their winning ways this weekend in what appears to be a buildup to their rematch Nov. 20. While Town Sports had little trouble defeating Beasties 8 - 2 Saturday night the Dutchmen had to score their winning goal with less than two minutes left to play in their game Sunday Morning to defeat United Drug Mart 6 - 4. In Saturday's first game Town Sports, led by a five point production from Alex Barnett and a hat trick from Mark Clarey, took command of the game early as Alex beat substitute goalie Barry Roberts with just over a minute gone in the game. On the next shift and just over a minute later Mark Clarey netted the first of his goals for the night. Beasties came roaring back to tie it up on goals from Jeff Bickerstaff and Dave Wittaker. Mike Willoughby in net for Town Sports had to face a total of twenty-two shots all night and barred the door on the Beasties. Town Sports added six unanswered goals into the Beasties net as Barry Roberts had to face 61 shots for the night. Other scorers for Town were B. McLean, Eric Strand, Jim Dunn and Doug Ferguson. Saturday's second game saw Shoppers Drug Mart and Clinic Pharmacy tie 2 - 2 in a very entertaining match. Clinic jumped into a 2 - 0 lead in the first period on a pair of goals from Davey Tulk. Shoppers came back in the second on a goal from Wayne Smith to make the score 2 -1. The game continued to be very close and it wasn't until very late in the game and with Norm Babbs in the sin bin for Clinic, that Gary James was . able to find the net for Shoppers and salvage a 2 - 2 tie. Sunday morning the Flying Dutchmen and United Drug Mart faced-off early in what proved to be an important important and exciting contest. Jim Smith gave the Dutchmen the lead early in the game only to have Rick Drew tie it up less thah a minute later. Ray Edmunds gave Dutchmen the lead once again only seconds later. United's John Taylor tied the game up again mid way through the first period. The second period saw Jim Smith and Doug Taylor give Dutchmen a 4 - 2 lead as they headed for the dressing rooms. United came out in the third period and tied it up on goals from John Stainton and Doug Rickard with the clock showing only two minutes played in the period. It appeared as if the teams were content to play out the tie until Randy Tennant beat Ron Stainton with less than three minutes to play in the game. Larry Dion made it 6 - 4 as he found the net for the insurance goal twenty seconds later. In Sunday's final game Courtice pulled out a 4 - 3 win over Bowmanville Restaurant and Tavern. It was a see-saw battle all night as Courtice opened the scoring thirty-two seconds into the game on a goal from A1 Junkin. Bowmanville Bowmanville Restaurant and Tavern came back to tie it three minutes later on a goal from Grant Powell. Courtice Auto Wreckers made it a 2 -1 when Pete Henderson scored his first of the evening. B. R. and T. rounded out the period when Arthur Cormier found the range. The second period saw the decisive action as Pat Lange made it 3 - 2 for the Auto Wreckers then Mitch Clouthier tied it up once again before Pete Henderson scored what proved to be the winner at the halfway mark of the period to make it 4 - 3 Courtice Auto Wreckers. The game was very evenly matched as the shots were 30 - 27 in favour of B. R. and T. G.P. W L T G.F. G.A. Pts, Dutchman 6 6 0 0 48 16 12 Town Sport 6 5 1 0 35 15 10 United 6 4 2 0 25 17 8 Courtice 6 3 2 1 19 21 7 Shoppers 6 2 3 1 15 26 5 Bow. Restaurant 6 1 4 1 25 32 3 Clinic 6 0 3 3 16 32 3 Beasties 6 0 6 0 14 38 0 Top 10 Scorers G.P. G. A. MiP Pts. J. Smith Dutchman 6 19 10 6 29 P. Bycok Dutchman 6 6 12 3 18 M. Clarey Town Sport 5 6 7 0 13 D. Taylor Dutchman 6 5 8 9 13 D.Moriarity Dutchman 6 2 11 22 13 D. Rickard United 6 4 8 0 12 M. Clouthier Bow. Rest. 6 8 3 0 11 R. Edmunds Dutchman 6 3 8 7 11 B. Roberts Dutchman 6 6 4 3 10 A. Junkin Courtice Auto. 5 5 5 6 10 P. Green Town Sport 4 4 6 6 10 CAMSPORT TRAILER SALES Hwy. 115and 35 Newcastle 987-5174 1977 and 1970 CHEVRON and HOLIDAY TRAILER Largo selection ol TRUCK-CAPS in slock (cigas) REFILL CENTRE ¥*i RETRO-CANADA 0R0N0, ONTARIO Do you need top quality products? Confidence in knowing your deliveries are on time? Do you want confident home comfort this winter? 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