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r 6 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, February 22,1984 [ sport-talk 623-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- In Pee Wee hockey action in the Young Canada night games in Bowmanville, the locals defeated Port Hope 3 -1 with Bill Depew opening the scoring. Other goals were by John Hughes and Peter Werry, with assists going to John Hughes, and Irwin Colwell. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Next month, Bowmanville Memorial Arena will celebrate the 25th year since it opened the doors to the public. Cliff Samis, Mel Wight and John James formed the committee to raise funds for the arena, and Roy Neads was hired as the manager. SOFTBALL -- Word has been received that the Cobourg Legion Minor Softball Association will be the hosts for the Ontario Amateur Softball Association Squirt "B" championship tournament in Cobourg, August 25 - 26. RIVER RACE -- If you want to have a laugh and a fun day, plan now to attend the fourth annual "Float Your Fanny Down the Ganny" river race to be held in Port Hope on April 7th. Other events planned for Port Hope Sesquicen- tennial celebrations include a Voyageur Canoe Race, July 28 - 29, the Grand Prix Cycle Race sponsored by Molson's, August 11th, and the Lakeshore Shriner's Sesqui Rodeo, September 8th-9th. FIGURE SKATING -- The Whitby Figure Skating Club will hold its Whitby International Precision Skating Competition on March 10 from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. at the Iroquois Park Arena. Over 40 teams are expected to participate in this event in all categories. All Whitby teams are entered including the Canadian Novice Silver Medalists for 1983, the Whitby Ice Angels. Tickets will be sold at the door. ARENA RATES -- For the 1984-85 season at the Town of Newcastle arenas ice rentals will be $50 per hour, $55 for outsiders using ice time and public skating fees will be set at $1 per hour, a five dollar increase for ice time per hour, and 25$ for skating per hour. CONGRATULATIONS -- After winning the Douro Oldtimers "A" Championship two weeks ago the Manvers Oldtimers again won the "A" championship last weekend at the Millbrook Oldtimers Tournament. On their way to the championship, Manvers defeated Millbrook 5 - 2, Peterborough Old Pros 4 - 2 and Little Britain 3 -1 in the final. To top an excellent hard working weekend the Manvers boys defeated Little Britain 4 - 2 and tied the Durham Region Police on Sunday. Congratulations. Heritage House Win 'B' Title at Manvers Heritage House Old Timers flew to downtown Manvers to whip Orono 4 - 3 for the "B" Championship. The first game Heritage House Old Timers played was against Markham "Fernan- dos" whom they beat 1 - 0 on a dirty shot by "Lumpy Oliver", plus great goal-tending by Vince Vanstone, The second game Heritage Old Timers played was against Oshawa Sudsers and the Heritage House lost 3 - 2 in 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 Specially 328 Rltson Rd. N., Oshawa Custom Milling 725-4744 Annis Jewellers Atoms Win First Playoff Game Del WatsonRink Wins Victoria & Grey Spiel An in-club men's curling bonspiel Saturday and Sunday was won by this rink who were awarded the Victoria & Grey trophy for their win, plus individual trophies. The winners were, 1-r, Frank Petrie, lead; Del Watson, skip, receiving the trophy from V & G Manager John Hinman, Bruce Gibbs, second and Paul Scott, vice. LOB BALL -- Any member of Branch 178, Royal Canadian Legion, Bowmanville, wishing to join the Legion lob ball team please sign up on the form available at the Branch. There will be two teams playing again this year for players 30 years of age and over. Community Service Hockey Results PRAISE FROM OSHAWA -- This is part of a letter from an Oshawa Times reader who sent in the following: "Novice Hockey, Feb. 4, Oshawa Little NHL played in the Bowmanville Hockey Tournament. It was sensational and ego-building for these young boys. Their names and numbers announced as they skated out on the ice. And how proudly they stood for O Canada. This town supplied a meal ticket for our boys, plus very nice prizes for consolation or winners, pens, medallions, trophies. Kids and adults were very impressed." It was a nice tribute to the Minor Hockey organization here, followed by some criticism of Oshawa which we shall not repeat. two overtime periods. Goal scorers for Bowmanville were Don McMurter and Gary "Hawk" Akey. The Heritage House played Orono for the "B" trophy and beat them 4 - 3 in overtime. Scoring for Heritage House was Don McMurter, Ed Schryer, Lumpy Oliver and Frank Sawyer getting the game winner, plus good work between the pipes from Howie "Corky" Burgess. NOVICE PLAY-OFF February 11,1984 Series A (Marina Hotel & Tim's Rental) Game 1 Marina Hotel - 2 - Warren Bate, Kevin Colborne. Tim's Rental -1 - Richard Bateman. Game 2 Tim's Rental - 4 - Richard Bateman 2, Brandon Osmond, Jamie Davidson. Marina Hotel - 2 - Joey Bate, Kevin Colborne. Series B (Frank's Variety & Adam & Eve) Game 1 Frank's Variety - 4 - Jason Dragstra 2, Jeff Murphy, Mark Bradley. Adam & Eve -1 - Chris Aitken. Game 2 Frank's Variety - 6 - Mark Bradley 2, Collin Taggart 2, Jeff Murphy, Mike Broderick. Adam & Eve - 4 - Jeff White, Chris Filler, Mike Suess, Gary Adams. Frank's Variety win the series two games to none. Series C (Victoria & Grey & Bonded Paving) Game 1 Victoria & Grey Trust - 4 - Tracey Lemke 2, Matthew Belfour, Kevin Bullock. Shut out to Derek Bryans. Bonded Paving-0. Game 2 Victoria & Grey - 4 - Matthew Matthew Belfour 2, Tracey Lemke, Lemke, Jeff Wright. Bonded 'Paving -1 - Steve DeBlois. Victoria & Grey win the series two games to none. ATOM Series A (Bolahoods Sports & Ontario Hydro Employees Union) Game 1 Bolahoods - 8 - Marty Burgess 4, Joanna Hall 2, Jack Bently, Craig Forsey. Ontario Hydro Employees Union - 2 - David Gzabo, Shawn Baumhauer. Scries B (J & J Sharpening & 1) & B Bobcats) J & J Sharpening - 4 - Douglas Edwards 2, Brad Banks 2. D & B Bobcats - 4 - Matthew Aitken 2, Steve Lowe, Brad Vachcrcsse. Series C (Lange Photo & Annis Jewellers) Annis Jewellers - 3 - Dave Shymr, Jason Edmonson, Glenn Waters, shut out to Ed Strickland. Lange's Photo - 0. Pee Wee Play-offs Series A (Checkers Variety & J & J Sharpening) Game 1 Checkers Variety - 5 - Brad Rickard 2, Jeremy Snowden 2, Scott Selleck. J & J Sharpening - 3 - Scott Edmonson 2, Tim Powers. SeriesB ( Hutton Transport & Prout's Raiders) Hutton Transport - 3 - Jan Vanderheyden, Craig Courtice, John MacDonald. Prout's Raiders - 3 - Gilbert Holder, David Kichko, Ivan McDonald. SeriesC (Mr. Submarine & I.O.O.F.) Mr. Submarine - 4 - Jeff Shannon 3, Steve Bizi. I.O.O.F. - 2 - Bill McIntyre, Sean Snow. BANTAM LEAGUE February 11,1984 Courtice Shell -11 - Martin VanDyk 3, Lance McRobbie 2, Warren Haldenby 2, Jason Lloyd 2, Greg Raby, Zenon Nelson. Nichols Motors - 2 - Dave Poirer, Rob Robinson. The Capri Restaurant - 7 - Brian Glaspell 2, Tim Smith 2, Scott Veals, Jim McWilliams. Boyle Excavation - 2 - Brad Sainsbury, Mark Smethurst. MIDGET LEAGUE Reddi Chef (Kool Enterprises) - 6 - Eddy Paradis 3, Randy Smit, Don Snowden, Tim VanLeewen. Courtice Shell - 6 - Tracy Stephens 3, Paul Strong 2, Paul Bunyan. Marianna Developments - 3 - Robert Wright 2, Dan Player 1. Bea's Place - 1 - Robbie Davidson. ATOM LEAGUE January 28,1984 Annis Jewellery - 9 - Glen Waters 3, Ron Baker 2, Jason Edmonston, Dan Walters, Mike Doyle, Eric Smith. D&B Bobcats -1 - Brad Vacheresse. Bolahoods Sports - 4 - Marty Burgess 3, Dana Barrett. Lange's Photo Lab -1 - Danny Kooy. Ontario Hydro Employees Union - 5 - David Gzabo 2, Scott Foster 2, Shawn Baumhauer. J & J Sharpening - 5 - Brad Banks 3, (Brad Banks - third goal was scored on a penalty), Jeffrey Martin, Frankie Psoras. PEE WEE Hutton Transport - 8 - Jan Vanderheyden ; 3, Peter Zantingh, Terry Evans, Craig Courtice, Martin Vanderheyden, George Bryant. Prout's Raiders - 1 - David Kichko. McRobbie Photo (Checkers Variety) - 6 - Greg Healey 3, Brian James 2, Chris Albin. J & J Sharpening - 4 - Scott Edmondson 3, Tim Powers. Mr. Submarine - 6 - Todd Banks 2, Steven Bizi 2, Jeff Shannon, Fayaz Ramji. I.O.O.F. - 4 - Jason Ryan 2, Greg Portelance, Jeff Johnson. BANTAM The Capri Restaurant - 2 - Scott Veals, Jeff Rekker. Courtice Shell - 2 - Carl Feddema, Todd Beth. Boyle Excavation - 4 - Geoff Vandermolen 2, Tony Aus 2, shut out to Paul Stephens. Nichols Motors-0. MIDGET Reddi Chef (now Kool Enterprises) - 3 - Don Snowden 2, Eddy Paradis. Marianna Developments - 2 - Dan Player, Simon Elliott. Courtice Shell - 4 - Tracey Stephens 3, Paul Strong, shut out to Dave Bickle. Bea's Place - 0. Men's Major Bowling February 15,1984 Laird - won 14Vi, lost 6Vi, 20 points; Stacey - 14, 7, 19; Etcher - 12Vi, 8Vi, 13Vi; Coombes - 10, 11, 14; Edmondson -11, 10, 14; Qke - 10,11, 14; Perfect -11,10, 14; Adams -10,11,13; Wilcox -11, 10, 13; Piper - 10, 11, 13; Georgiou - 7,14,10; Pearson - 6,15,7. Top 10 Averages Larry Piper 254, John Pearson 252, Rick Stacey 246, Larry Georgiou 241, Gord Wilcox 231, Gary Lane 229, Wayne Coombes 229, Barry Henning 228, Bob Laird 228, Don Ellis 227. High Single John Pearson 373 High Single Team Perfect 1279 High Triple John Pearson 850 High Triple Team Perfect 3438 Telephone mil 983-5032 INSURANCE Park St. Call us for: Box 340 Orono LOW RATES and SOLID PROTECTION * Discount Insurance on Newer Homes! * Reduced Auto Rates for Qualified Senior Citizens! * Budget monthly payments with No Interest Charges! * Free Advice and Quotation Home or Car We're Best By Far! DISCOUNT on 1984 GOLF Memberships -- Limited Time Only - Bowmanville Country Club Phone 623-2670 LAST CHANCE SAVINGS ON A TROY-BILT® JUST ONE HAND! 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This was a complete complete reversal as the local boys showed little of the teamwork teamwork and hustle displayed the previous week. Lindsay returned returned home with a 5 -1 win. Come on guys. You all know what wins hockey games. We can still take first place with a couple of wins this coming weekend. The lone Toro marker in the second Lindsay game was scored by Tony ' VanHoof with Shane Armstrong Armstrong picking up the assist. Merry Makers Hulsman 12% points, 10,972 pins; Junkin 12,11,350; Harrison Harrison 8%, 10,841; Roberts 7 Vi, 1 10,422; Wereszczynski 7, 10,760; Smith 6%, 10,784. High Single - Colleen Snowden 265. High Double - Ena Etcher 435 (216, 219). High Average - Gloria Smith 212. Junkin 14 points, 13,288 pins; Huisman 13%, 12,724; Harrison Harrison 9%, 12,672; Wereszczynski 9, 12,653; Smith 8%, 12,502; Roberts 8% 12,104. High Single - Rita Junkin 302. High Double - Rita Junkin 489 (187, 302). High Average - Rita Junkin 211. On February 11th, Annis Jewellers was successful in the first game of their Atom play-off series. Beating out Lange Photo by a 3 - 0 score, it was a shut-out for goalie, Ed • Strickland. In the first period, Glenn Waters scored Annis Jewellers' Jewellers' first goal, with Dave Shymr scoring one in the second period and our third goal coming from Jason Edmondson in the third period. Eric Smith and Jarret Laird assisted the first goal with Dan Walters and Glenn Waters assisting the second. Dan Walters also assisted on Annis Jewellers' final goal. The second play-off game was February 18th with Ed Strickland getting another shut-out for Annis Jewellers with a score of 13 - 0 against Lange Photo. Those scoring the goals were: Eric Smith scoring five goals, Glenn Waters with a hat-trick, Jason Edmondson with two, Ryan Becker scoring scoring one, Scott Latin with one and Mike Doyle with one goal. Assists for this game were: two from Ron Baker, one from Adam Atchin, Glenn Waters assisting on four goals, one assist from Dan Walters, Eric Smith with one assist, Ryan Becker assisting one and two assists from Jamie Rekker. Annis Jewellers victorious in their best two out of three games against Lange Photo will now face J & J Sharpening for their next play-off game in the Atom division. King Garden's Oldtimers Beat Peterborough Relics By Bob Sheridan Bob Marjerrison opened the scoring with his first of two goals mid-way through the first period. Hugh German who was re-united with George Sainsbury and Bob scored the second goal of the game. Bob Hellam then put Bowmanville ahead 3 - 0 with assists to Joe Balson and Warren Townsley. Warren then sent George Sainsbury away with a fine pass. George set up Bob Marjerrison with the best pass of the season to finish the first period scoring. Peterborough scored both of their goals in the second period from the sticks of Steve Terry and Glen Hamilton. John Gatton did some fine work to set up the Hamilton goal. Grant Wright in the Bowmanville Bowmanville net played superbly to shut down the Peterborough attack for the rest of the game. Joe Balson playing with Bob Deblois and Gerry Henderson then took over the offensive display, gaining two goals and three assists. Bob Deblois wound up the scoring with the final two goals. Gerry Henderson had four assists on these goals with George Sainsbury Sainsbury and Bob Marjerrison picking up assists on one of the Balson markers. Next weekend, we travel to Scarborough to play in the McMurtry Cup Tournament. On Friday, we attempt to clip the Canadian Pacific Old Wings. On Saturday at 8:00 a.m. we do our best to ring the cash registers of the Bancroft I.G.A., and at 12:30 we hoist anchor with the Port Colborne Old Sailors. Don't forget to attend our annual dance in the old village of Newcastle Hall on Saturday, Saturday, March 10 and our own hockey tournament on Saturday, April 7. Night Hawks February 15,1984. High Single Ina Hughes 244 High Triple . I. Hughes 675 Team Standings T. Wright - 18001 pins, 20 points; I. Hughes - 18556, 19; A. Burgess - 18135, 19; M. Found - 17720,14; D. Barrett - 17378,10; G. Dykstra -16661.2. i i KRAC0 ff Registered Builder of Carpentry & Contracting Newcastle 987-5400 Custom built homes, farm, home and , cottage improvements.' Owner William H.J. Kraayvanger (Licensed Carpenter) J URBD Introduces : '4/ / WHEN YOU FILL UP WITH GASOLINE! At any of our locations listed below... The Pumper People Townline Turbo 1402 Keg St. E. Oshawa Waverley Turbo Waverley 6 Baseline Bowmanville