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King Garden Oldtimers Experience Tough Going in Sudbury Tourney Women's Institute Discusses Drug Abuse fill By Bob Sheridan Because of our fine record in past tournaments, we were placed in the top category with the best "A" teams in Northern Ontario. This was the Sudbury Centennial Tournament. Art Hester played goal and was superb in all four games. We met Chelmsford Oldtimers in the first game and were defeated 4-2. Ron Clemens opened the scoring at the second mark of the first period batting in his own rebound after receiving a pass from George Sainsbury who had been set up by Bob Marjerrison. Joe Balson scored on a sharp back-hand that caught the corner of the net with assists going to Gerry Henderson and Roger Shingler. In the second game, Star Bottling of Sudbury defeated ùs 4-1. Our erstwhile goaltender, Grant Wright took a pass from Bob Sheridan in the crease and drove the puck home from short range. Bob Hellam also assisted on the play. ■- Our third defeat came at the hands of the Sault Ste. Marie Oldtimers, 11-4. Roger Shingler scored a goal, assisted by Grant Wright and Bob Hellam. Our three other goals in this game were credited to Ray Crombie. Ron Clemens gave Ray a pass at the point and Ray drove a perfect shot high into the net for his first. Joe Balson then passed to Bob Deblois to the left of the net. Bob cruised in front and outfought two defenders to hit Roy with a quick pass as he moved in from the right point. Ray then drove a hard shot in from 20 feet. Ray's final goal came on a unique play. Dan Girardi gave Bob Deblois a good pass high in the slot. Bob fired a hard shot which deflected in from Ray's thigh as he screened the goaltender. It is ironic that Ray who was obviously the offensive star of the game, received no tangible reward for his efforts except a great blue bruise. In the final game, we bowed to North Bay 5-1. Our only goal in this game was scored by Grant Wright on a rebound from the boards behind the net. Joe Balson had just missed when he was set up by, an excellent pass from Bob' Marjerrison point blank in front of the goal. Adam & Eve Novices Defeat Marina On November 12th, Adam and Eve defeated Marina Hotel 6-2 in the Novice Hockey League. Adam & Eve was lead by Chris Aiken with three goals, Jeff White with two goals and Jim McIntyre with one goal. Assists from Steve Oak, Jason Jackman, Byran Harnum, and Wayde Putnam with one each. For Marina, goals were scored by J. Bate and W. Bate, with an assist from Spencer Latin. Sean Rowe was in goal for Adam & Eve, with Brent Knapp in goal for Marina Hotel. Adam & Eve lost to Tim's Rental 7-0 on November 19. WILSON FURNITURE OFFERS . . . 1 YEAR NO INTEREST BUY NOW -- PAY LATER PLAN WE LL PAY THE CHARGES Special Purchases by WILSON'S Enable Us to Offer Quality Furniture at Tremendous Savings! 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TIL 9 PM Downtown Oshawa 71- 723-3211 7X The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 23,1983 7 RoyalView Glass, Franks Win In Sunday Morning Encounters After Sunday's game, Royal View Glass were still undefeated. undefeated. They beat Cowans 4-2. It was like an old fashioned hockey game with both goal- netters playing well. Scoring for Royal View Glass: Jordy Bowen three goals, Brian Dennis one goal, Jim Patterson two assists, Dan Armstrong one assist, Alfie Bowen one assist. Scoring for Cowans: Steve Hall one goal, Eddy Gruytens one goal, Jody Ross one assist, Jim Treen one assist, Steve Label one assist. In the second game, W. Frank's won their first game, Frank's 5 over Spencers 3. Again there was good fun hockey. Scoring for Frank's: Tom Connell three goals, A1 Clarke one goal, one assist, Mark Matthews one goal, Tim Almond one assist, Sam Elliott two assists, Bill Goswell one assist, Bill Hogarth one assist. Scoring for Spencers: Norm Carauna two goals, Doug Ritchey one goal, Bill Bickell two assists, Tom Dwyer one assist, Marty Dorin one assist. Representatives of the Pinewood Centre and the Addiction Research Foundation visited Bowmanville Bowmanville on Wednesday, November 16, to discuss drug abuse at a meeting sponsored by the Women's Institute. The title of the program was "It's just your nerves" which suggests some of the difficulties in coping with alcohol and drug problems. problems. Shown here with a chart used during the Approximately one-quarter one-quarter of all women aged 21 to 34 suffer from some form of alcohol dependency, according according to statistics from one of the speakers attending attending a meeting of Women's Institutes held last Wednesday Wednesday in Bowmanville. The meeting, which took place at the Bowmanville Lions' Centre, included a three-member panel which spoke about treatment of young people and adults having drug abuse problems problems as well as the general topic of drug awareness. Eleanor Caesar, a community community educator from the Pinewood Centre, in Oshawa, said in an interview interview last week that there's an increased emphasis placed on prevention of alcohol alcohol and drug abuse. "We're starting to focus a lot more on prevention rather than strictly treatment," she said. However, the Pinewood Centre continues to offer a residential four-week program program for persons refered to the centre, by physicans, industry, industry, family members, or themselves. She noted that women face problems today which may contribute to alcohol or drug problems. At Pinewood, a lifestyle approach is recommended. This includes relaxation techniques, nutrition, proper exercise, communications communications skills, and skills in Heritage House Major Atoms Drop Close Game to Whitby B's The Heritage House Major Atoms dropped a disappointing game to Whitby - Brooklin "Bs" 6 to 5 on Thursday night. The Toros took a 3-0 lead in one and a half minutes, on goals by Matt Doughty assisted by Martin D'Entrimont and Corey Chambers and 2 unassisted goals by Sean McFadyen. At this point the team seemed to think that they could forget our game plan, and try to build up their personal statistics. We did get two more goals, Matt got his second from Corey, and Martin got his first goal of the season on a nice set-up from Matt and Greg White. Final score "6-5 for Whitby" the gamble didn't work. Friday night, we saw a different Heritage House Toro team play against Peterborough. The Toros dominated the 1st period and led 3-1 on 2 unassisted goals from Matt Doughty and one from Kent Vanderheyden, assisted by Sean McFadyen. The determined Peterborough team would not give up however and they outscored the Toros 2-1 and the score was now 4-3 for our guys. The Toros' goal was scored by Ryan Putnam and assisted by Sean McFadyen. In the third period, the Toros regained their poise, although there was no scoring in this period, the Toros played well and earned the 4-3 victory in a very exciting game. WHITE CANE BOWLERS Partially Blind Fern Johnson 191, Randy Skelton 120, Rick Adams 209, Pat McConnell 204, Herb Wohlgemuth 215, Marg Anthony 172. Totally Blind Mary Hogervorst 160, Tom Scero 134. Saturday's game was at home, in the Toros' bull pen against the league leading Cobourg team. Although the Toros lost this one 6-2 we played well and showed the team has heart and will not give up. After falling behind 4-0 the Toros dug in and showed Cobourg that this game was not going to be a rout. The Toros' first goal was set up on a beautiful single handed effort and a pin point pass by Corey Chambers to Geoff Goode who stuffed the puck past the Cobourg goalie. Our second goal was scored by Matt Doughty who tipped in a good shot from the point from Kevin Roberts. Our goalies again played well in this game and we are looking forward to playing Port Hope next Saturday at 2 p.m. in Darlington Sports Centre. HAIR LORDS UNISEX 5 Stylists to Serve You Due to the overwhelming response HAIR LORDS UNISEX is now providing v/a V • v 36A King St. E. liowimmville 623-2220 Wed., November 30th 10 ii.m. lo 4 p.m. HAYDON SCHOOL Assailed cmlis and llnkc Side panel discussion and presentation are: Eleanor Caesar, a community educator with the Pinewood Centre; Marg Simmons, community educator with Addiction Research Foundation; and Linda Lowery, Lowery, director of the youth program at Pinewood. The presentation on drug and alcohol abuse was offered at two meetings held last week at the Bowmanville Bowmanville Lions Centre. Tom Simpson Leads Wanderers To 6-2 Win Over Hamilton Auto interpersonal relations. A woman's lack of self- confidence and self-esteem may contribute to her dependence dependence on drugs, Eleanor Caesar said last week. Linda Lowery noted that a program for young people age 20 and under is also available available at Pinewood. And in addition to counselling counselling young people with drug problems, her work includes includes helping the community community to become more aware of alcoholism or drug addiction addiction among the young. Parents are urged to beware beware of behavioral changes in the children. Such things as falling grades, avoidance of people, difficulty with the law, unfamiliar friends, and a general loss of in terest in their regular activities activities could indicate the need for drug counselling. Marg Simmons, the third member of the panel speaking speaking at the Women's Institute meeting, is a representative of the Addiction Research Foundation. Like the other two panel members, she is available for community information information as well as counselling counselling of individuals. Marg Simmons estimates that 5.4 per cent of adults in the Durham Region have used tranquilizers in the past two weeks. She pointed out that an estimated 11,000 residents of the Durham Region are taking tranquilizers and a total of 3,000 are dependent on them either physically or psychologically. On Sunday, Nov. 13, Mattress Mattress Man Wanderers led by Tom Simpson's three goals defeated Hamilton's Auto 6 - 2. Other goal scorers for Wanderers were Jim Baker, Phil Broome and Sam Allin. Bob Howes and Rick Ellis replied for Whitby. In game two, Bowmanville Cleaners hung on to defeat Bros. Pizza 7 - 4. Steve West, Gary Bradley and Doug Seven scored twice each for Cleaners. Huck Balson scored once. John Stainton led Bros. Pizza with three goals. Mark Rowland had Bros, other goal. On Sunday, Nov. 20 Bros. Pizza rallied from a three goal deficit late in the game to eke out a 10 - 9 win over Hamilton's Hamilton's Auto. In a well balanced attack, Bros, had two goals from Myles Shrider and T. Prentice. Prentice. Singles went to Bob Villenue, Mark and Terry Rowland, Stan Gordon and Dennis Hartwig. Rick Ellis once again led Whitby with four goals. Bob Howes had a hat trick with Dave Wiggins and J. Kapustin scoring once each. The late game saw Mattress Man Wanderers move into a first place tie with Bowmanville Bowmanville Cleaners, defeating the Cleaners 10 - 6. Tom Simpson scored three of his five goals late in the third period to spark the win for Wanderers. Also scoring for Wanderers wer Ron Baker with two, Ken Ashton, Ivan Griffin and Sam Allin one each. Gary Bradley led Cleaners with two goals, singles going to Murray O'Brien, Huck Balson, Glen Rice and Bruce Meadows. The Canadian Statesman Advertising Deadlines Display -Tues. 4:00 p.m. Classified- Mon. 4:30 p.m. Radio /hack 24900 16K Standard BASIC. 26-3026 Regular $349.00 Just can't wait for Christmas sale price Be the most popular "Santa" ever -- put a Colour Computer 2 under the tree this Christmas. 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