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) Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmnnville. November 30.1983 13 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- On Saturday night at the Oshawa Yacht Club's Annual Dinner, "Wally" Billing walked off with a total of five awards, the A1 Wallace Memorial and the Conant Trophy being two of the toughest to win. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- On Sunday night, Bob Beer's Red Eagle Juniors came from behind to overtake and defeat Port Hope Panthers 5-4. Paul Forsey of the Eagles had a field day, scoring three of the five goals for a hat trick. SPORTS [ sport- talk 623-3303 QUALIFIES -- Congratulations to Andrea Adams of Bowmanville who qualified for the Novice Ladies Division figure skating team at the Eastern Ontario Championships which were held at Gloucester (Ottawa) November 17 - 20. She will now compete in the Eastern Divisional Championships at Thornhill, December 8 -11. BHS Girls Place Second in LOSSA Semi-Finals FITNESS CENTRE -- During the holiday season, the Bowmanville Fitness Centre will remain open Friday, December 23rd, Tuesday, December 27th and Friday, December 30th, all day. JÜDO -- At the Central East Regional Judo tournament held at Clarke High School on Sunday, November 20, the following members of the Pontypool - Pines Judo Club won medals in their respective categories: 1st place: Jeff Mitchell, Andrew Goad, Cameron Sutherland, Louise Wilson, Gary Thajer, 2nd place: David Aldridge, Yolanda Jones, 3rd place: Chris Adams, Steve VanDyke. Resulting from the tournament, Jeff Mitchell, Andrew Goad, Cameron Sutherland and Louise Wilson were selected to compete in the Ontario Championships in Dryden on February 18th-19th. COACHES -- Persons interested in coaching Girls' Softball in Bowmanville and Newcastle Village are asked to submit their name to the Department Department of Community Services at 152 Church St. in Bowmanville or phone 623-3379 ext. 32 or 49 or contact Mr. Don Hamilton at 623-4051. JR. C -- Next Sunday, the Cobourg Cougars will visit Memorial Arena, Bowmanville, in a scheduled game with the Cowan Pontiac Red Eagles. WINNERS -- Congratulations to the Fifth Wheel Minor Bantams 2 who brought home the championship championship trophy from the Thornton tournament held last weekend. Youth Bowling Courtice Wreckers, FISHING -- All fishing is prohibited in Division 6 including the Kawartha Laites as of November 16, except for Lake Scugog and some streams flowing into Lake Ontario. Pickerel fishing in Lake Scugog is open until March 15th, 1984. Rainbow and brown trout fishing in the Ganaraska River is extended until December 31st, from the C.N.R. bridge to Lake Ontario. After December 31st, the only areas open for trout fishing are the areas south of the C.N.R. tracks at Bowmanville Creek, Soper Creek, Ganaraska River and Gage's Creek, all of which have an all year open season for rainbow and brown trout. The Bowmanville High School Midget Girls Basketball Basketball team came within three points of first place during the semi-finals of the LOSSA East semi-finals, played last weekend. B.H.S. defeated Pickering on Friday afternoon in overtime after being down 20-5 at halftime. Donevan Collegiate proved to be the eventual winner however as the Oshawa school defeated Bowmanville 19-16 on Saturday. The Bowmanville team members are from left to right, front row, Elaine Walker, Debbie Debbie Bizi, Brooke Chambers, Cindy Applegath, Tara Wray, Kristal Archer, back row, Shelley Hitchens, Lori Whalen, Ang Theriault, Susan Crawford, Lisa James, Sue Rimes and Coach Jan Arbuckle. Bowmanville High School was the site of the LOSSA East semi-finals in girls basketball this past Friday, Nov. 25. In the midget division the Bowmanville team came back from a 20 - 5 deficit at halftime halftime to tie up the score at 22 a piece at the end of the forth quarter. Susan Crawford scored the winning basket in overtime to end the game at 24 Bowmanville, 22 Pickering. The top scorer from Bowmanville Bowmanville was Krystal Archer with six points and from Pickering Michelle Brooks with 12 points. In the junior division Port Perry defeated Paul Dwyer by a safe margin of 53 - 20. The top scorer from Paul Dwyer was Jeanille John with six points and from Port Perry Sophia Brendon with a terrific 20 points. Finally in the senior division Central defeated Dunbarton by a score of 35 - 30 in a close game. The winning teams continued continued on to the finals at Paul Dwyer on Saturday. At the finals, the Bowmanville Midgets lost to Donevan with a score of 19 - 16. Bowmanville brought home the silver medal and are considered second in LOSSA Territory. 61 KRAC0" Registered Builder of] Bowmanville Golf & Town Sports Win Carpentry & Contracting Newcastle 987-5400 Custom built homes, farm, home and cottage improvements. Owner William H.J. Kraayvanger (Licensed Carpenter) In the first game of the evening, Bowmanville Golf continued their winning ways, defeating second place Castle Hotel9-4 to "slip" further out in first place. Bowmanville Golf lead by Grant Brock's hat-trick took a 7 - 0 first period lead and were content to play safely during the 2nd and 3rd periods. Grant Brock also had four assists for a seven point evening. Town League Scoring GP G Esso: Meeting your needs. "There are many good reasons to switch to Esso. The main one is personal service you can depend on!' If you're thinking nl'.nviteliing oil companies. companies. tlieu consider the reasons why you should.switch to hsso. l'or starters. 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Sturrock & Sons Ltd. 12 Sturrock Rd. 623-5516 Bowmanville Rick Woolner Gary Dusseldorp Jerry Johnston Mark Slemon Dave Wilson Brad Godfrey Doug Tamblyn Joe Caruana Doug Rickard John Hogarth Also scoring for Bowmanville Bowmanville were Mike Adams, Gary Dusseldorp, Sandy Brown, Doug Tamblyn, Arnold Nickolson and Bob Shantz. Picking up assists for the Country Club were Sandy Brown, Gary Dusseldorp and Bob Shantz, each with a pair, Arnold Nickolson with three, and single assists going to Doug Tamblyn and Steve Cary. Scoring for the Castle Hotel were Dave Wilson with two goals, Ralph Cryderman and Jim Hogarth. Assists went to Rick Woolner and John Hogarth each with a pair and Jim Hogarth and Ralph A 12 11 9 9 5 10 8 6 5 9 pts. 20 18 16 16 14 13 12 12 11 11 Cryderman picking up singles. In the second game of the evening, Town Sports were able to hang on to defeat Hunts Photo 5 - 4 and win their second game of the season. Hunts took a first period 2 - 0 lead, but Town Sports went ahead 3 - 2 after two periods. In the third, Hunts applied the pressure but were unable to keep the puck in the Town Sports end zone to gain a tie. Scoring for Town Sports were Brian Allin with two goals, Brian Martin, Tom Laingman and Tom Connell. Picking up the assists were Brian Allin and Tom Connell each with a pair and singles going to Bruce Osborne, Sam Allin and Darrell Knox. Scoring for Hunts were Doug Rickard with two goals and singles going to Dave Down and Glen Murphy. Paul Slemon picked up three assists and singles went to Don Farrow and Bob Howes. Udies Bowling Nancy Living 33250 pins, 24 points; Sharlene Dehart 31,949, 24; Donna Harness 32,307, 22; Mary Pat Hall 32,667, 20; Rita Junkin 32,096 20; Nancy Evans 32,841, 17 Lynda Nickerson 31,386, 17. Valerie Smith 32,788, 16; Fern Bradley 32,384, 16; Jackie Braybrook 32,827, 15'/t>; Linda Taylor 31,103, 13VÜ; Barb Osborne 29,814, 11. Top 10 Ladies Donna Harness 236, Nancy Living 226, Rita Junkin 202, Sharlene Dehart 201, Fern Bradley 200, Lynda Nickerson 199, Jackie Braybrook 198, Valerie Smith 197, Mary Pat Hall 196, Kelly Adams 194. High Single - Mary Pat Hall 359. High Triple - Mary Pat Hall 822. Tykes Team Standings Robins 36, Orioles 36, Crows 34, Canaries 20, Blackbirds 16, Cardinals 11, Blue Jays 10, Sparrows 7. High Scores K. Ballantine 126, 120 ( 246), D. Steele 105, 110 (215), M. Aitchison 95, 113 (208), A. Lugtenburg 105. Bantam Mixed League Team Standings Connaghan 51, Hancock 50, Stacey 49, Thertell 48, Hall 44, Couch 35, Luxton 34, Big Canoe 28, Evans 25, Lugtenburg Lugtenburg 20, Hamilton 19, Harrison 17. High Singles T. Wraight 260, G. Thertell 233, D. Couch 230, 207, C. Hancock 215, C. Hamilton 211, 215, S. Little 210, D. Big Canoe 202. High Triples C. Hamilton 623, D. Couch 620. Junior Mixed League Team Standings Lugtenburg 40, Grant 38, Smith 27, Sallows 18, McMullen McMullen 14. High Singles M. Lugtenburg 238, N. Dudley 231, M. Smith 229, V. Sutherland 228, M. Paterkow- ski 222. High Triples N. Dudley 636, K. Smith 561, D. Grant 549, M. Lugtenburg 537. Senior Mixed League Team Standings Trotter 39, Stacey 27, Kirk- ton 18, Thompson 14. High Games D. Trotter 278, 254 (733), S. Kirkton 243 (609), G. Stacey 242 (573), D. Thompson 203 (533). Hockey Results Bob's Towing, Tom Clark Tours Junior Ringette Girls downed Woodville 5-3 at Woodville recently. Scoring for Oshawa Leannè Banks 2 goals, Lena Gaudet 1 goal, Stacey Render 1 and Danielle Delgrand 1. Scoring for Woodville Carey Patterson 2 goals and Trisha Everson single. Flying Dutchmen Earn Victories in Non Contact Courtice Auto Wreckers picked up their first victory of the season, a 5 - 4 win over the hapless Beastie squad in Saturday's opener. Three first period goals gave Courtice a lead which Beasties were unable to overcome despite a late thrid period rally of four goals in the final ten minutes. Peter Henderson fired three to lead Courtice. Tom Fennell and A1 Junkin notched singles. Beastie goals were by Jamie Wright, Larry Creighton, Jack Bergeron and John Ayre. United Drug, after falling behind by two early Clinic markers, picked up a late first period goal by Richard Hall, his first of three to earn a 6 - 3 victory and move into a 2nd place tie in the Burke division. JohnStainton tied the game in the second before Doug Rickard with two and Hall completed the scoring in the 3rd. Clinic goalgelters were by Bill Janitsch with two and Pat Murdock while Geo. Hillis assisted on all three. Sunday, Marino Chargers, victims of three panalties in the last seven minutes, were unable to protect a two goal lead and had to settle for a 6 - 6 tie with Bowmanville Restaurant Restaurant and Tavern. B. R. and T., fresh from an upset victory last week, had goals from S. Pollard and Mitch Clouthier, each with a pair, while Cal Wheeler and Percy Napper added singles. Emery Cos- carella enjoyed his most productive productive game of the season by netting four for the Chargers. Erik Strand and Mike MacGregor each had one. The first meeting of the season between both conference conference leaders saw the Flying Dutchman remain undefeated by virtue of a 3 - 2 win over Shoppers in a game dominated dominated by goaltenders Dave Forrester and Terry Edwards. After a scoreless first period, Ron Griffith gave Shoppers an early second period goal. Paul Bycok evened things on a breakaway heading into the third. Frank Sawyer scored to give the Dutchman the lead with 13 minutes to play. However, Gary James tapped home the tying goal with 2:55 remaining. remaining. Dutchman, playing short- handed for the last two minutes, caught Shoppers up ice and Ray Edmunds, using Paul Bycok as a decoy, broke in and fired a high shot to give the Dutchman their 9th consecutive consecutive victory. St. Joseph's Nov. 20,1983 Linda Sutherland 56, Bob Brown 46, Les Hunt 45, Marilyn Polley 41, George Gibbs 40, Brian Powers 33, Steve Sanderson 24, Nancy Wicrsma 23. Ladies High Triple - Ev Cole -617. Ladies High Single - Ev Cole 267. Men's High Triple - Randy Gibbs 689. Men's High Single - Steve Sanderson 261. Goodyear Lge. High Single - D. Snowden 313. High Triple - F. Bradd 754. High Team Single - Office 1278. High Team Triple - Office 3551. Over 300 - D. Snowden 313. Over 725 - F. Bradd 754, B. Uy 753. J. Piper 737, D. Perfect 727. PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our specialty is lumber and lumber products. A complete line of kiln dried hardwood and softwoods. • Walnut • Cherry • Maple • Redwood • Teak • Oak • Phil. Mahog. • Softwoods Hardwood & softwood plywood. MILL and YARD Specialty 328 Ritson Rd. N., Oshawa Custom Milling 725-4744 Give the gift he will thank you for all summer long. Buy a Golf Membership to Bowmanville Golf and Country Club for 1984 at 1983 prices. Offer Good until December 31,1983 Bowmanville • Golf and Country Club Attention G.M. Employees We, at Cowan Rontiac-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 1 PONTIAC -- BUICK LTD BOWMANVILLE ONT 166 King St. East 623-3396 See the Professionals at Cowan's. "t > TOM COWAN President Murray O'Brien Sales Manager Weldon Brown