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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 11,1984 Section Two St. Marys Cement Juvs Continue Win Streak St. Marys Cement Juvenile Toros continued their winning ways with two more victories at home last week. On Wednesday night, the Juveniles sporting the new look of the long pants hosted Port Perry and after a slow start came away 5-2 winners. Bowmanville lead 2-0 after the first period; 4-2 after the second period and scored once in the third period for the 5-2 victory. Scoring for St. Marys were Dan Weir - 2 goals, Grant Gibson, Don Daigle and Trevor Martyn. Assists went to Scott Richards - 2, Steve Taylor - 2, Deryk Clark, Ron Hopcroft, Dan Coombes, Grant Gibson and Glen Mathews. Men's Major January 4 Adams 4 points, Piper 4, Stacey 3, Perfect 3, Oke 3, Laird 2'/2, Etcher V/2, Edmondson Edmondson 1, Pearson 1, Wilcox Wilcox 1, Coombes 0, Georgiou 0. Top 10 Averages Don Bishop 283, Sam Adams 275, Rick Stacey 273, Larry Piper 271, John Pearson Pearson 257, Glen Edmondson 253, Ed Leslie 253, Ernie Perfect 246, Howie Edmondson Edmondson 240, Howard Bromell 237. High single - Howard Bromell 373. High single team - Perfect 1260. High triple triple - Don Bishop 848. High triple team - 3538. On Young Canada Day, St. Marys hosted Trenton and came up with a 6-2 victory. The first period was a well played period with each team scoring once. Bowmanville took a 4-1 second period lead on 2 short handed goals. Bowmanville outscored Trenton 2-1 in the third period for the 6-2 victory. Jeff Vyfschaft and Don Hayes shared the goal-tending duties which provided the major difference in the two teams' play. Scoring for Bowmanville were Scott Richards - 2 goals, Dan Weir, Deryk Clark, Ron Hopcroft and Roger Hornsby. Assists went to Glen German with 3, Ron Hopcroft - 2, Steve Taylor, John Stephenson and Trevor Martyn. Scott Richards and Glen German were picked as stars of the game. Captain Dan Coombes accepted the Hooper's Jewellers' Trophy for St. Marys winning the game. The team would like to thank the "Thursday Night" town league hockey league for sponsoring the ice. Bowmanville are preparing for the upcoming Silver Stick Hockey Tournament in Sarnia to be held January 27,28,29. Bowmanville's next home game is Wednesday, January 11th at 8:00 p.m. in Darlington with Cobourg supplying the opposition. Buckhom Tpt. Fee Wees Clobber Trenton 9-0 Fifth Wheel Bentams Defeat Pickering 6 to 3 On Thursday, Jan. 5th, Bowmanville's Fifth-Wheel Bantams started the New, Year off on a winning note with an impressive 6 - 3 victory victory over Pickering Twp. in the newly opened Pickering Complex. Pickering opened the scoring scoring on a goal by Ron Price and then made it 2 - 0 on a power play goal by D. J. Watson while Dave Smith was serving a two minute penalty for tripping. tripping. Pickering had the definite definite edge in play in the first period as the Bowmanville Club just couldn't seem to get untracked. Kevin Zarosky in the Bowmanville goal kept the game close as he made some fine stops and couldn't be faulted faulted on the two that got by him. At the break between the first and second periods, whatever whatever coach Fred Braybrook said "worked" because the Toros came out flying. Paul Martin got Bowmanville's first goal with the assist going Aquatics Mini-session at the Newcastle Fitness Centre Red Cross Swimming Lessons for children and adults will be available twice a week (Tuesdays and Thursdays) for three weeks from January 24th to February 9th, 1984. This session is recommended for people who have partially completed a level or wish to get a jump on the next regular session. Registration: January 16 - 20, 1984 at Community Services Department, 152 Church Street, Bowmanville. 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PLEASE MAIL YOUR COMPLETED FORM TO: CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY SERVICES 40 TEMPERANCE ST., BOWMANVILLE L1C3A6 623-3379 987-5039 REGISTRATION FORM □ # Applications □ FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Acceptod'Doniod Cheque Amount Application 0 NAME OF PARTICIPANT POSTAL CODE TELEPHONE NUMBERS FATHER'S WORK MOTHER'S WORK l I I AGE SEX □ |--| 1-MALE D NAME OF PARENT OR GUARDIAN IF UNDER IB FIRST CHOICE ALTERNATE 1 ALTERNATE 2 I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I PROGRAMME CODE NUMUER PROGRAM DATE TIME LOCATION I, llio undorslgnod pnront/guardinn ol _ claim ngnlnsl llio Town ol Nowonsllo and Ils olllcors lor liny Injuiios rocolvod. \ Jiorobywalvo any SIGNATURE OF PAHENT/GUAIIDIAN A clniquo pnynblo lo "TOWN OF NEWCASTLE" must accompany roglslrnllon lorm(s). Rnlund Policy -llosolullon #GPA-10fi-03 • "Tlmt nny applicant lo n Coiniminlly Soivlcos piogrnm wishing lo cnncol roglslrnllon In a program shall bo chnigod a cancollnllon loo ol $10.00. II llio concollnllon Is lor modlcnl ronsons, thon n cancellation loo ol $5.00 shall apply." Applications rocolvod poslmntkod nltor loglslinllori dnlos, nil addillonnl $2,00 Into loo required, PLEASE MAIL to Brent MacKay. Martin then came back with his second goal of the game to tie it up with the assists going to Kenny Desmedt and Scott Cole. Pickering, again regained regained the lead 3 - 2 near the end of the period on a goal by Bill Clarke. David Fairey made it a 3 - 3 tie just 27 seconds into the third period on a goal assisted by Paul Stainton and Kenny Desmedt. Brent MacKay gave Bowmanville the lead for the first time in the game and they never looked back. Brent's goal was assisted by Paul Martin and Mike Houston. The Martin, Houston, MacKay line combined again to give Bowmanville a 5 - 3 lead as Mike Houston scored on a slap shot with the assists going to both his line mates. David Fairey of Bowmanville then rounded out the scoring by getting his second goal of the game to make it 6 - 3. It was a great individual effort by Fairey as he took a perfect pass from Dave Smith, moved across the blueline, around one defenceman and then the other and then made a fine move to beat the Pickering goalie. Final score Bowmanville Bowmanville Fifth-Wheel Toros 6 - Pickering Twp. 3. Defeat Orono 4-1 As part of the Young Canada Day activities held at the Darlington Arena, the Fifth- Wheel Toros played Orono and skated away with a 4 - 1 victory. Mike Houston opened the scoring for Bowmanville in the first period with the assist going to Kenny Desmedt. David Fairey gave the Toros a 2 - 0 lead as he scored with the assists going to Paul Stainton and Kyle Virtue. Although Bowmanville leads 2 - 0, Orono had several scoring chances in the period only to be stopped by Travis Martyn who started in goal for Bowmanville. In the second period, Troy Harness and David Fairey combined to give the local team a 3 - 0 lead as Harness fed a pass to Fairey in the corner of Orono's end and then headed to the front of the net where Fairey sent a perfect pass back to Harness for the goal. Chris Smith made it 4 - 0 for Bowmanville after Jeff Thompson made a fine rush and fed a pass to Smith for the goal. In the third period, Orono finally got on the score sheet with a goal by Shawn Bailey, that beat Kevin Zarosky who had replaced Travis Martyn at the mid-way point of the game. The game was called due to curfew with about two minutes left to play and Bowmanville Bowmanville holding a 4 - 1 lead. Orono again had numerous scoring opportunities only to have Zarosky continue the fine goaltending supplied earlier by Travis Martyn. Captain Paul Stainton accepted the winning trophy on behalf of the Bowmanville Fifth-Wheel Bantam Hockey Club. Kevin Zarosky was named Bowmanville's M.V.P. for the game, while Robert Snoek received the same award for Orono. Greta Desmedt and Shirley Zarosky presented both teams with "Toro" pens for their participation on Young Canada Day. Saturday, Jan. 7,1984 Play in Brighton Tourney After participating in the Young Canada Day activities in Bowmanville this morning, the Toros had to make a quick change and head down the 401 to Brighton for an eleven o'clock game against Napanee. In the first period, it just took the Bowmanville squad seven seconds before Paul Stainton scored to make it 1 - 0 with the assists going to David Fairey and Kenny Desmedt. Napanee then scored near the end of the first period on a goal by Andrew McGreer while the Toros were playing two men short. Bowmanville played most of the first period short- handed alloWikig Napanee to keep the pressure on the Toros. However, Travis Martyn in the Bowmanville goal made some dandy saves to keep the score even. In the second period, Chris IT'S OUR CLEAN-SWEEP SALE! 20% OFF Hockey and Ski Wear 50% OFF Some Selected Items in Ski Wear Also... An assortment of $10.00 SKI JACKETS Bolahood's Sports World 85 King St. W. Bowmanville 623-3421 -- NEW HOURS -- CLOSED MONDAYS Opln Tues., Wed., Thurs. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday 9 a.m. lo 9 p.m., Sal. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Smith gave Bowmanville a 2 - 1 lead with assists going to Paul Martin and Scott Cole. In the third period, Napanee's Bob McCaw beat Martyn with a low shot on the stick side to tie the game. Martyn had no chance on the goal. The game remained tied after regulation time at 2 - 2. Both teams then changed ends and played a five minute sudden-death overtime period. The play went back and forth with both teams having ample scoring chances only to be shut-out by the goaltenders. The overtime period ended still deadlocked at 2 apiece. The tournament rules called for each coach to select three players to take a penalty shot each on the opposition's goaler. Bowmanville's Fred Braybrook selected Mike Houston, Paul Martin and David Fairey. Houston and Fairey scored for Bowmanville Bowmanville and Travis Martyn only allowed one Napanee shooter to beat him. The 4 - 3 win for Bowmanville allowed them to advance to the elimination round on the championship side of the two day tournament. tournament. Sunday, Jan. 8,1984 Lose out to Brighton After that nail-biting game against Napanee, the Fifth- Wheel Bantam Toros had to return to Brighton this morning morning to play the host club in the first game of the elimination round. Bowmanville opened the scoring at 6:58 of the first period on a goal by Scott Burns assisted by Mike Houston. The score remained that way until the last twenty seconds of the 2nd period when Brighton's Tony Dhaene finally finally beat Toros' goalie Kevin Zarosky. Prior to that, Zarosky came up with some fine stops to keep Bowmanville's Bowmanville's lead. In the third period, Brighton went ahead 2 - 1 as Brian Ryckman scored on a goalmouth goalmouth scramble in front of the Bowmanville net. Brighton then got the insurance goal late in the period. The goal scored by Paul Kirk, unassisted, unassisted, was argued by Paul Martin, who claimed he stopped stopped the puck before it crossed the goal line. The referee saw it differently, allowed the goal, and gave Martin a two minute minor for his trouble. Final score Brighton 3, Bowmanville 1. Kevin Zarosky was selected as the game's M.V.P. Congratulations! Congratulations! Not only to Kevin but to all the boys on the club who, have provided some exciting exciting and entertaining games of late. Bowmanville Major Pee Wee Toros sponsored by Buckham Transport Ltd. met Trenton during the Young Canada Day Tournament on Saturday, January 7. This was also a scheduled league game. Dean Baumhauer opened the scoring with an unassisted goal in the first period. This was followed by a marker from Troy Mutton with Shane Armstrong earning the only assist on the play. The first period ended Toros 2, Trenton 0. bowmanville stretched their lead to 3-0 when Shane Armstrong hit for a power play goal for the only score of the second period. The Truckers came out flying in the third, turning the game into a blow-out with 6 unanswered goals. The third period goalscorers were Paul Monday Night Ladies Lge. January 2 Sharlene Dehart, 3044 pins, 3 points; Kelly Adams, 2928,2; Mary Pat Hall, 2854, 2; Fern Bradley, 2739, 2; Donna Harness, 2606,2; Debbie Debbie Forsey, 2581, 2; Thelma Forrester, 2779, 1; Jean Harness, 2643, 1; Lynda Nickerson, 2628, 1; Valerie Smith, 2548, 1; Nancy Living, 2501, 1; Jackie Jackie Braybrook, 2668, 0. Top 10 Averages 268 - Sharlene Dehart, 254 - Donna Harness, 227 - Marian Marian Stafford, 225 - Nancy Evans, 222 - Thelma Forrester, Forrester, 221 - Penny Schofield, 217 - Jackie MacDonald, 217 - Karen Burns, 216 - Jean Harness, 209 - Jackie Braybrook. Braybrook. High single - 300 - Sharlene Sharlene Dehart. High triple - 804 - Sharlene Dehart. Woodlock with 2, Dean Baumhauer with 2 to complete his hattrick, Greg Goode and Tony Van Hoof. Assists on the 6 goals were awarded to Dean Baumhauer, Jeff Woodlock (3), Paul Woodlock, Neil Taylor (2), Dave Lever, Tim Partridge, and Greg Goode. The final score was Bowmanville 9, Trenton 0. Congratulations to Tim Partridge on receiving the M.V.P. for the Bowmanville squad. Congratulations are also in order to Scott Hanthorn and Derick Biss who combined for a well deserved shut-out. Bigger Pictures Plus Fast Accurate Service FREE! 5x7 Enlargement with every C41-110, 126-135 film processed. 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