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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 2,1983 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Connie Osmond's league leading Teenage Bowling team look as if they will be first schedule winners in the girls' division. The big challenge will be this Saturday when they meet Barbara Brown's runner-up team. Linda Brooking's 225 game took high single honors and Charlotte Hooper rolled high triple (590), for the week, in the league. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Bouquets to Ollie Patfield who rolled the highest triple of the year of 919, (185, 352, 382) in the Mixed Major League at Liberty Bowl. REPAIRS -- The Port Perry Curling Club has been ordered closed for repairs to the roof of the 26 year old club by the Ministry of Labor and Health. Neighboring clubs in Oshawa and Uxbridge have opened their doors for Port Perry members so half a season of curling won't be lost. INDOOR SOCCER -- Anyone interested in playing Indoor Soccer for boys and girls, ages 7-14, seniors and oltimers, please phone Mike Woodcock at 623-4650. MARATHON -- David Taylor, of Hampton, competed in the Skylon International Marathon held in Niagara Falls recently. He completed the 42 km distance in a time of two hours and 56 minutes. MINOR HOCKEY -- Teams in the Bowmanville Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association and the Recreation Hockey Leage are now in action at various times in Town of Newcastle Arenas. Check on the times and dates and come out and watch future N.H.L. stars. Bros. Pizza and Bow. Cleaners Win In the early Lakeshore Hockey League game, Bros. Pizza led by Terry Rowlands' two goals and three assists defeated Mattress Man Wanderers 8 - 2. The game was close for two periods when the pizza men erupted for six goals to win going away. Terry Baker and John Stainton with two, Bob Villenue and Mark Rowland with one, rounded out Bros, scoring. Scoring for Mattress Man were Dennis Homeniuk and Bud Westlake. In game two, Bow. Cleaners continued their winning ways with a convincing 14 - 8 win over Hamilton's Auto Service, "KRACQ" Registered Builder of Carpentry & Contracting Newcastle 987-5400 Custom built homes, farm, home and cottage improvements. ■ Owner William H.J. Kraayvanger (Licensed Carpenter) BOWMANVILLE BADMINTON CLUB is in full swing at the Bowmanville High School Liberty St. North -- New members welcome -- Come on out and play a few weeks free. Special Registration night at the end of November (Coffee and goodies will be supplied) $15.00 per person Bring your own racquets ... Birds supplied Playing nights will be every Monday and Wednesday from 7:30 until 11 p.m. For more information, please phone 623-4616 or 623-1105 Martin Schouten's Rink Wins Men's Opening Bonspiel BOlAyUAklVILLE CUPUklO CLUB FITNESS CENTRE -- For information on Wolf's Fitness Centre, Taunton Road and Hwy. 115, phone 983-5016^ DOG SHOW -- Over 2500 purebred dogs will be entered in this year's Metropolitan Kennel Club Dog Show, which is being held on Saturday and Sunday, November 5th and 6th at the Exhibition Grounds, Automotive Bldg., Toronto. Featured are judging events, obedience demonstrations and even a fashion show. 1 ' "tfW.x JR. C -- Cowan Pontiac Jr. C Red Eagles are off to a good start with no defeats in eight games. Next Sunday, they are home to Uxbridge Uxbridge Bruins. Come out and encourage the team in their efforts. FIGURE SKATING -- Next Saturday, November 5th, at the Oshawa Civic Centre, John Curry, former Olympic and World Champion figure skater, will be performing along with other notables, in the "Symphony On Ice Show." The rink skipped by Martin Schouten outswept team members Bill Balfour and Doug Menzie look all others on Saturday to win the Men's Opening on. Doug also took first place on a individual effort Curling Bonspiel at the Bowmanville Curling by hitting the button in the free throw competi- Club. Above, skip Schouten points to the winning tion. The bonspiel was sponsored by Gilbey's Dis- score while committee member Ted Trudeau and tillers Limited. Boyle Excavating Selects Receive New Sweaters The line of George Moore (four goals, one assist), Steve West (two goals, seven assists) and Gary Bradley (two goals, three assists) led the attack for the Cleaners. Mike Hewer also had a hat- trick with Murray O'Brien, Steve Burns and Bruce Meadows adding singles. Rick Ellis had a big game for Hamilton's scoring four goals and one assist. Hamilton's other goals were scored by Dave Wiggins (two), Rick Woolner and Bob Howes. These games are played on Sunday nights at Darlington Arena beginning at 8:00. Admission is free and most nights there are plenty of seats left. Last week, the Boyle Excavating Bantam Selects hockey team received new sweaters through the courtesy of their sponsor. Taking part in the Buckhom Transport Pee Wees Beat Port Hope, Tie Oshawa Tuesday, October 18 saw the Major Pee Wee Toros sponsored by Buckham Transport Ltd. travel to Port Hope. That penalty killing unit came through for the Toros in the first period with Troy Mutton finding the net on a set up from Dean Baumhauer. Bowmanville jumped into a 4-0 second period lead as Jeff Woodlock scored twice with Paul Woodlock adding the other. Assists were awarded to Doug Lever (2), Dean Baumhauer (2) and John Paul Duczmalewski. The third period resembled a shooting gallery as 2 goals were scored - seven by the Toros for an 11-2 win, The third period goals were scored by Steve Smith, Tony Van Hoof, Greg Goode, Paul Woodlock and Jeff Woodlock (2). The goals were assisted by Dean Baumhauer (2), Doug Lever (2), Paul Woodlock and John Paul Duczmalewski. Red for We are pleased to announce that Peter VanderVeer, formerly operating Pete's Esso Service will be working for us to look after all mechanical repairs and service calls. FALL SPECIAL 36 Point Complete Tune-Up $45.00 plus parts $15.00 discount with the return of this ad. BRAKE SPECIAL Top quality brake lining, all 4 wheels. Repack all wheel bearings, machine drums, and brake rotors when needed plus installation. Complete brake job cost $99.95. Senior Citizens 10% discount. 90 day or 25,000 km warranty. FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT CALL Carol Walker Gulf Station at the Flying Dutchman Liberty Street South Bowmanville -- 623-1661 presentation, from left to right, Paul Brunt, General Manager Carl Brunt, Sponsor Dave Boyle and Kevin Flintoff. Triple F Bowling Team Standings P. Plonk 43, M, Griffioen 37, G. Evers 34, D. Van Abbema 32, N. Griffioen 28, W. De Lange 28, A, De Jager 26, M. Rozema 25, B. Vroom 22, A. Bonsma 21, H. Vandergaast 21, A. Van Halteren 19, High Single Ladies - B. Vroom 270. High Single Men - A. Vandergaast 278. High Triple Ladies - B. Vroom 596. High Triple Men - A. Vandergaast Vandergaast 691. High Average Ladies - N. Van Abbema 181. High Average Men - D. Van Abbema 203. allowed a very determined Red Wing team to come back and score 4 straight goals to earn a 5-5 tie. I am sure the boys learned a valuable lesson in this game. Three full periods of hockey arc needed if victory is to be attained. The Toros' next action is against a tougli Cobourg squad on Saturday, October 28 at Darlington. The Oshawa L.N.H.L Wings visited Darlington an exhibition match Saturday, October 22. The Toros opened the scoring after only 13 seconds of play as Doug Lever hit the mesh on a set up by Jeff Woodlock and Dean Baumhauer. After Oshawa evened things up, Jeff Woodlock scored the go ahead goal from Dean Baumhauer. The only goal of the second period gave Bowmanville a 3-1 lead. It was scored by Paul Woodlock with Tony Van Hoof and Greg Goode earning assists on the play. Starling the third period, Buckham Toros looked like they were going to run away with the game, Doug Lever scored from Dean Baumhauer and Troy Mutton hit the net from Shane Armstrong and Steve Smith to give Bowmanville a 5-1 lead. AT THIS POINT THE ROOP CAVED IN. The Toros quit playing hockey and 5th Wheel Major Atoms Outhustle Belleville 7-1 Oshawa Ski Club OPEN HOUSE Sun., November 6th -- 1 to 4 p.m. 3 kilometers east of Kirby off Hwy. 115 & 35 Check our all-season ticket rates: Poe Wee (13 yrs. and under) $40.00 Junior and Studont $65.00 Senior $80.00 Family (Includes Parents & Poo Woos) $175.00 Initiation Poo for New Members Daily Guest Skiers Welcome Men's Major October 26,1983 Team - Piper - won 14, lost 10,22 points ; Adams -16,8,21 ; Laird -15,9,20; Stacey -14,10, 20; Etcher - 15, 9, 20; Edmondson -13, 11,19; Oke - IV&, 12%, 15%; Perfect - 12, 12, 15; Wilcox - 10, 14, 12; Coombes - 9%, lift, 11%; Georgiou - 7,17,8; Pearson - 7, 17,7. Top 10 Averages John Pearson 241, Rick Stacey 237, Gord Wilcox 236, Larry Piper 236, Kevin Farrell 232, Kevin Woolley 229, Ron Etcher 228, Brett Richards 225, Bob Laird 224, Moe Richards 223. High Single Moe Richards 380 High Single Team Oke 1253 High Triple Kevin Woolley 883 High Triple Team Etcher 3657 Ladies Bowling October 24,1983 Team - Nancy Living - 21,743 pins, 18 points; Donna Harness - 21,043, 14; Rita Junkin - 21,183, 13; Lynda Nickerson - 20,831, 13; Jackie Braybrook-21,512,12V 2 ; Mary Pat Hall 21,493, 12; Fern Bradley 21,108, 12; Sharlene Dehart - 20,620, 12; Nancy Evans - 21,425, 11; Linda Taylor - 20,518, 10%; Valerie Smith - 21,394, 10; Barb Osborne -18,997,6. Top 10 Averages 233 Nancy Living, 229 Donna Harness, 195 Jackie Braybrook, 195 Lynda Nickerson, 195 Rita Junkin, 194 Debbie Forsey, 193 Mary Pat Hall, 193 Fern Bradley, 192 Kelly Adams, 192 Valerie Smith. High Single 386 Donna Harness High Triple 860 Donna Harness YOUTH BOWLING Tykes Team Standings Robins 28, Crows 26, Orioles 24, Canaries 15, Blue-jays 10, Blackbirds 9, Cardinals 9, Sparrows 7. High Games B. Rodgers 107,143 (250), K. Ballantine 120, 116 (236), D. Steele 105. Bantam Mixed League Team Standings Connaghan 40, Hancock 36, Stacey 34, Hall 32, Thertell 27, Couch 24, Luxton 24, Evans 21, Harrison 17, Hamilton 14, Lugtenburg 13, Big Canoe 12. High Singles D. Couch 237, G, Thertell 228, J. Rushak 185, J. Luxton 184, S. Little 184, C. Farrow 180. Junior Mixed League Team Standings Lugtenburg 28, Grant 24, Smith 20, Harness 16, Henning 14, McMullen 3. High Singles T. McMullen 227, 200, 218, C. Eisan 223, K. Smith 221, D. Grant 205, K, Maynard 203. High Triples T. McMullen 645, K. Smith 571, D, Grant 540, T. Kirkton 521, C. Walkey 515, M. Smith 505. On Saturday, October 29th, Shawn McFadyen pulled the trigger on three goals to lead Bowmanville to a 7 -1 win over Belleville in the Toro bullpen. In the first period, Ryan Putnam scored from Jeff Flintoff and Shawn McFadyen only to have Belleville tie the game sixteen seconds later. Then at 4:17 of the first period, Matthew Doughty put the Toros ahead for good after being set-up by Greg White and Jason Kiely. In the second period, Shawn McFadyen popped in his first goal from Ryan Putnam and Jason Kiely at the 4:22 mark and just over a minute later Shawn McFadyen scored his second from Ryan Putnam and Chris Brown to give the Toros 4-1 lead. Kent Vanderheyden then broke down the left side and blasted a beauty by the bewildered bewildered Belleville goalie on a perfect set-up from Matthew Doughty and Martin d'Entremont. Thirty-three seconds later Matthew Doughty showed his magic around the goal and blinked the red light for his second goal with Kent Vanderheyden and Martin d'Entremont assisting. Shawn McFadyen, then ended the Toro romp in the third period, scoring his third of the game with the hard working Ryan Putnam picking picking up his third assist. Although the Jine of Geoff Goode, Corey Chambers and Greg White never did get on the scoresheet as a line, they did play a strong game and their hard work has not gone unnoticed. Blueliners Jeff Flintoff, Ronnie Luxton, Jason Kiely and Kevin Roberts all played solidly as did both goaltenders Geoff Smith and Jason Hiscock. Great team effort, boys. Keep hustling! Pee Wee 2 Squad Gains One Tie in Three Games Oct. 18th, 1983, Bowman- ville's Pee Wee No. 2 team travelled to Markham to lose by a score of 10 - 0. 1st period - Our boys played as a team getting to know each other better and passing the puck. Markham scored twice, making it 2 - 0. 2nd period - Markham scored three more times to make it 5 - 0. 3rd period - Our boys didn't play very well and Markham scored five more times to end the game with 10 - 0. This is just the start of our busy season. Play well boys as a team. October 22,1983 Exhibition Game at Oshawa Civic Centre against Oshawa Red Wings tied at 6 - 6. 1st period - Ended with 4 -1 for Bowmanville. 1st goal by No. 10 Jim Pithie assisted by No. 15, Jeremy Laird; 2nd goal scored by No. 16 Niçky Dennis, assisted by No. 7 Phillip Green; 3rd goal by No. 6 Jeff Rohr assisted by No. 5 - Paul Hindman; 4th goal scored by No. 16 Nicky Dennis assisted by No. 7 Phillip Green. 2nd period - Oshawa came alive and scored three times. Bowmanville scored twice - 1st goal scored by No. 5 Paul Hindman assisted by' No. .15 .Jeremy Laird, 2nd goal by No., 12 Jeff Acheson, assisted by No. 10 Jim Pithie. 3rd period - Two quick goals by Oshawa ended the game with 6-6 tie. Keep up the good work until next game. October 23,1983 Toros Pee Wee No. 2 team played Whitby and were beaten by a score of 11-1. This score did not indicate the calibre of hockey that was played. Our regular goalie, Robert Romano, was away and Marc Pierce took over. Marc is to be commended for the task he took on. He stopped many good shots but Whitby peppered peppered him over and over. At the end of the first period, the score was 6 - 0. 2nd period was the best one for our boys and Marc only let in one goal. Our lone goal was scored by No. 16 Nicky Dennis unassisted. 3rd period Whitby scored four times, making the final score 11 -1. Good luck boys and keep working hard. Until next week. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE PUBLIC NOTICE Please be advised that the Newcastle Fitness Centre, Bowmanville Memorial Arena and Darlington Sports Centre will be closed on Friday, November 11, 1983 for Remembrance Day. T.A. Fanning, R.D.M.R.(F) Director of Community Services Nov. 2, 1983 BOWMANVILLE UNITED SOCCER CLUB Indoor soccer for boys & girls 7 -14 years old Also seniors & oldtimers For information call Mike Woodcock 623-4650 POST TIME 7:45 p.m. KAWARTHA DOWNS Hwy. 28- FRASERVILLE, ONT. Information Phono: 706-938-6323 COAL HARBOR RETIREMENT SAT. NOV. 12 FREE PARKING For Everyone Compliments of Coal Harbour Now Racing Thursday and Saturday Nights Enjoy a Night in our Club House xB" Rhone 705-939-6361 for reservations