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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 16,1983 [ tptri- talk 623-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Lindsay Raiders scored three third period goals to edge Bowmanville Legionnaires 3-2 in Lakeshore Juvenile Hockey League action last week in Bowmanville. Scoring for the winners were Ken Jackett, Murray Bradt and Ken Anderson. For the losers Eric Carleton scored both goals. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO - McNulty Sports, by virtue of a better goals scored total of the year, ended up as first place residents following following last Thursday's doubleheader in Town League hockey action. McNulty's defeated County Chrysler 8-4, while Kramp's defeated Locke's TV 7-6. Scoring for McNulty's were Ràndy Rogers and Steve Burns with two goals each, Grant Flintoff, Woody Lee and Bruce Meadows. Meadows. PLAYOFFS -- The Cowan Pontiac Red Eagles, now in the Jr. C best of seven semi-finals against Little Britain Merchants are tied at one game each. The Merchants took the first game 3-1 with the Eagles winning the second game 6-1. The series third game went Tuesday in Bowmanville with the fourth and fifth (if necessary) games in Little Britain on Wednesday, February 16th, and Saturday, February 19th. JUDO -- Members of the Pontypool Pines Judo Club successfully competed in a judo tournament held in Toronto, last week. Congratulations to David Aldridge and Karl Wunderlich who placed first in their events and to Tammy Wilson on placing third. SNOW-A-RAMA -- The postponed Sriow-A-Rama for the Easter Seals fund will be held this Sunday, Sunday, February 20th at Port Perry. Please obtain a pledge sheet from the local Rotary members to support this worthy cause. SPORTS Walter Frank's Pee Wees Feeling Pinch in Playoffs Winners of Andres Wines Curling Bonspiel WATERSHED -- The Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority (CLOCA) has presented a draft of its proposed watershed plan to Newcastle's general committee. The 25-year-old authority is preparing the watershed plan as a guideline for natural resources management, conservation, restoration and development programming over the next five to 10 years. The draft plan falls in seven parts: flooding and flood control; erosion water management; fore resources; fish and wildlife; wildlife; conservation/recreation ; and information and education. Flooding and flood control outlines the authority efforts to deal with flooding problems, through mapping flood-plain land acquiring flood land studies, and a flood warning plan. The draft also notes that two-thirds of the Lake Ontario shoreline in the CLOCA area is suffering from lakeshore erosion. The authority includes 627 square kilometres of lands surrounding assorted creeks in the Oshawa-Bowmanville-Newcastle Village area. A mixed bonspiel at Bowmanville Curling Club on Saturday was won by this rink, including 1-r, Bob Craig, Mary-Ellen Craig, Barry Wood and Susan Whitehead. Wines. was sponsored by Andres Spencers end Franks Win in Commercial Hockey LEGION SPORTS -- On Saturday, January 15, two Branch 178 teams played in the Zone Shuffleboard tournament in Oshawa. Both teams qualified for District play in Belleville on Saturday, March 19th. Congratulations and best wishes to Jack Bissonnette, Bill Howard, John Pearson and Bob Price. Branch 178 also entered six teams in the Zone cribbage tournament held on Saturday, January 22. Four of the teams qualified for District play in Bowmanville on Saturday, March 19. Congratulations and best wishes to Dick Little, Eric Jones, Norm Woodcock, Gloria Howard, Walter Park, Bruce Tennant, Don Brooks, Ron Richards, Glenn Thertell, Derek Severn, Bill Rose, Phil Rose, Jim McKewon, George Mutton, Molly Mairs and Bob Price. By Ted Brown An enormous crowd of spectators saw some fine action in the second weekend of action for the semi-finals in the Commercial Hockey League. The players sure did their best to not disappoint their fans. In the first game, Cowans led Walter Franks for the first two periods. Their strong fore checking kept the potent Franks attack from clicking. Unfortunately, they eased up for a five minute stretch during which Franks potted four goals to move them ahead 7 - 3. Cowans then dug in and closed the gap to one goal. " Cowans final gamble failed as Franks scored again to give them an 8 - 6 win. Scoring for Franks were Tom Connell (four goals), Barry Fenton (two goals, two assists), A1 Clark (one goal, two assists), Tim Jenkins (one goal, two assists), and Mike Wade (four assists).A1 Clark, besides getting three points, played an especially good game and made his own breaks. Cowan's new addition, Gerald Morrison fit in well on a line with Joey Burns and Sam Allin.This line combined on a pair of goals fired by Allin. Brian Dennis also chipped in a pair of goals.Other points were picked up by Tom Wreggett (one goal), Tom Dwyer (one goal), Arnold Nicolson (one assist), and Rob Large (one assist). Spencers came out roaring in the second game and were leading 3-0 before Bolahood finally got in gear. Jerry Johnson picked up the first goal on a quick break set up by George Bowen. John Binning potted the second goal on a pass from Brian Anderson and Danny Armstrong. The third goal scored by George Bowen from Brian Allin and Mike Adams.In each case Spencers caught Bolahoods with the quick break and accurate shooting. John Taylor got Bolahoods on the score sheet just before the end of the first period on a pass from Doug Leddy and Joe Humenick. Bob Howes narrowed the gap to 3 - 2 early in the second as he and Rick Woolner broke in around Spencers defence. Taylor and Humenick set Woolner up a few minutes later to tie the score. It looked like the game was going to end in a tie during the third as both defences tightened tightened up. With four minutes to go Bolahoods got sloppy and allowed Johnson to set Allin up to set a 4 - 3 victory. The Commercial League banquet is scheduled for April 16th at Kedron Dells Golf Club. Tickets can be purchased purchased from any member of the executive. Come and have a good time. Youth Bowling Tykes Team Standings Linus 26, Peppermint Patty 23, Red Baron 23, Snoopy 21, Schroder 15, Lucy 12, Pig Pen 10, Sally 8, Woodstock 7, Charlie Brown 2. High Games S. Waters 173, T. Harrison 140 (279), J. McFeeters 146 (275), J. Wraight 126 (250), K. Short 126. Bantam Mixed League Team Standings Luxton 32, Britton 31, Grant 29, Hay 28, Walkey 27, Thertell 23, Anderson 18, Couch 18, Connaghan 16, Sutherland 15, Evans 11, Apted4. High Singles G. Evans 232, D. Big Canoe 213, A. Stacey 205, S. Apted 200, Mr. Smith 196, J. Luxton 192, D. Jones 180. High Triples D. Big Canoe 543, G. Evans 532, D. Grant 510, S. Apted 496, D. Jones 487, M. Smith 460. Junior Mixed League Team Standings Smith 32, Skene 30, Harness 28, McMullen 23, Henning 19, Sallows 15, Taylor 15, Dudley 9. High Singles C. Taylor 244, C. Skene 215, M. Puddister206, T. McMullen 204, J. Vesna200. High Triples M. Puddister 534, T. McMullen McMullen 526, J. Vesna 518, M. Harness 514, C. Taylor 507. Senior Mixed League Team Standings Grant 26, Trotter 24, Wolley 22, Bird 12. High Games D. Trotter 269 (690), E. Bird 244 (649), S. Kirkton 248 (613), S. Woolley 201 (557), S. Grant 217 (548), K. Wright 221 (535), M. Van Goor 214 (528), J. Barrow 221, T. Kirkton 205, C. Hill 189. Walter Frank's Major Pee Wees hosted the Oshawa two team in an exhibition match on Sat., Feb. 5th. It was a close match, according to the score- board, with the decision going to Oshawa by a narrow 4 - 3 margin. The Toro scoring plays included Brad Rushak from Jeff Laird - Eric Janssens from Jeff Laird and Chris Hall - and Mark Tripp from Guy Freeman and Craig Deblois. On Sunday, Feb. 6th, Walter Frank's Toros opened their round robin play-off series by hosting Trenton. Good team work along with hard skating and determination earned Walter Franks' boys a 4 - 4 tie as they continually fought to catch up. Craig Deblois scored twice, while Mark Tripp and Guy Freeman notched one each. Assists were earned by Chris Hall (two), Mark Tripp (one), Jeff Laird (one), and Guy Freeman (one). The Round Robin continued on Sat., Feb. 12th when Walter Frank's Pee Wees travelled to Lindsay. Speculation has it that the Toros thought the Lindsay team would not present much of a challenge, as they had to date lost their first two games to Trenton and Cobourg. We all know what thought did! - Lindsay out- hustled, out-skated, and unfortunately unfortunately out-scored Walter Frank's boys to the tune of 6 - 3. The three Toro goals resulted from hustle and good team work. Mark Tripp scored twice while Craig Deblois added one. Assists are credited to John Begg (one), mark Tripp (one), Eric Janssens Janssens (one), Craig Deblois (one), and Guy Freeman (one). The third game of the Round Robin was played at Darlington Darlington on Sun., Feb. 13th with Cobourg as the visitors. And so it came to pass, that Cobourg out-hustled, out- skated and unfortunately out- scored Walter Frank's Toros by a score of 4 - 2. With a bit of luck and a lot of 2nd effort, Walter Frank's Pee Wees could easily turn things around and defeat both Lindsay Lindsay and Cobourg. The Toro goals were scored by Craig Deblois from Guy Freeman and Aaron Ulrich and by Brad Rushak from Jeff Laird and Brad Carnegie. The re-match with Cobourg will take place on Friday, Feb. 19th - so come on boys. Get out there and show Cobourg and all your fans that you really can do it! o* T ?% téi XT»' CAMSPORT TRAILER SALES Hwy.115and 35 Newcastle 987-5174 1977 and 1978 CHEVRON and HOLIDAY TRAILER Large selection of TRUCK-CAPS In stock REFILL CENTRE "KRAC0" Registered Builder of Carpentry & Contracting Newcastle 987-5400 Çustom built homes, farm, home and cottage improvements. Owner William HJ. Kraayvanger (Licensed Carpenter) Checkers Variety Minor Atoms Lose to Trenton After a practice on Sat., Feb. 12 the Checker's Variety Minor Atoms journeyed to the Civic Auditorium in.Oshawa to Attention G.M. Employees We, at Cowan Pontiac-Buick, welcome the General Motors employee purchase plan on Direct Sale and "Company Car" vehicles. We look forward to serving you, our fellow General Motors family members, on the purchase and maintenance of your direct sale or used "company car" vehicle, purchased through the General Motors employee purchase plan. "Bowmanville's General Motors Dealer" 1 COWAN PONTIAC -- BUICK LTD. BOWMANVILLE ONT 166 King St. East 6233396 12.9% Financing Available view a game between the Oshawa Generals and the Ottawa '67's. Afterwards the boys were treated to supper at McDonald's Restaurant on Ritson Road. The day was arranged by the B.M.H.A., in particular Ken Hall and Roy Jeffers, for the Toros securing the most pledges in the Skate-A-Thon held in late fail. Thank you for an enjoyable day, B.M.H.A. On Sun,, Feb. 13 the boys hosted the Trenton team in their first playoff game in their best four out of seven games. The Trenton team seemed to want this opening game more than the Toros as they out- hustled and out-playêd the Checker's boys. The only Bowmanville goal was scored by Brad Banks with assists going to Kent Vanderheyden and Jason Kiely at the 2:04 mark of the first period, Trenton then scored two goals in the second period to win the game 2 - l. Come on, Toros, you can put forth a much better effort than that! Night Hawks Smith 13,10755; Roberts 12, 11117; Harrison 12, 10747; Junkin 6, 10306; Etcher 6, 10282; Piper 5,10274. High single - Gloria Smith 306. High double - Gloria Smith 492 ( 306, 186). High average-Gloria Smith 223. Meriy Makers Team Standings B. Ballantine 15806 pins, 18 pts.; K. Ovcnden 15964, 14; I. Hughes 15937, 13; T. Wright 15494,11; J. Rowe 15568,9; C. Castle 14811,7. Games Over 200 A, Burgess 227, A. Gaubault 216, K. Ralston 220, 203, T. Wright 206, D. Sallows 216, B, Ballantine 204, 201, 226, J. Bridges 205, 203, M. Trimble 208, 226, J, Rowe 223, M. Found 213, H, Simnick 204.