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6 The Canadian Statesman Rowmanville, April 25,1984 | sport-talk FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- It was a big night at Bowmanville Memorial Arena, Saturday, when Midget Captain Brent Hughes was presented with the trophy for winning the coveted All Ontario Championship, by O.M.H.A. District Convenor Gordon Hawes of Whitby. Bowmanville defeated Stamford three consecutive games to take the Minor Midget "A" title. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- The Legion Ladies Bowling team of Branch 178 will compete in the provincial tournament to be held June 22nd at Welland. Team members are Nyhl Sheehan, captain, Bernice Partner, Grace Downey, Jean Burton, Mary Gray and Irene Whitney. THE FISHING SEASON OPENS APRIL 28th at 8 a.m. SHORE CLEAN-UP -- With the disappearing snow and ice, many property owners are looking forward to getting out and doing some spring yard maintenance. For those property owners along Lake Ontario, yard work may mean more than raking the grass and getting the garden in shape. Once again, the winter wind, wave and ice action from the lake has left its mark on various sections of the erodible shoreline. Ministry staff have completed spot checks along the shoreline this spring. Although the ice was relatively light this past winter, it has left telltale marks of erosion erosion in numerous locations. Should any property owners along Lake Ontario anticipate doing any shoreline stabilization work, we ask that they first contact the Lindsay district office. The Ministry has a wide range of information and pamphlets which may assist in planning shoreline shoreline work. Ministry staff can also advise of any approvals that may be required to place fill or structures on the bed of Lake Ontario. BADMINTON -- Congratulations to Jane Hicks of Bowmanville High School who placed first in the Senior Girls' Badminton singles at the Lake Ontario Secondary School Association Badminton championships last week. 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 Specialty Custom Milling Hardwood & softwood plywood. MILL and YARD 328 Rltson Rd. N., Oshawa 725-4744 New CAR Loans 12 r- 1 to 3 year Term VG VICTORIA AND GREY TRUST Sincel844 Bowmanville: 68 King St. E. 623-2504 Member: Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation BOWMANVILLE TENNIS CLUB 1984 REGISTRATIONS: ( Saturday, May 5th at Lions Centre on Beech Avenue during Community Garage/ Bake Sale (rain date - May 12th) FEES: JUNIOR $20.00 ADULT $40.00 COUPLE $70.00 FAMILY $85,00 'NOTE - $5.00 late charge after registration. Deadline June 2, 1984. ACTIVITIES: - Free lessons for new members and juniors - Intermediate and advanced instruction available - Club nights and fun days - Tennis ladders - Tournaments - All the tennis you can playi For further information contact: RON RICHARDS 623-2242 DON BRADLEY 623-7852 SPORTS Real Estate Hockey Tourney Raises %500 for Cancer Fund jy| fl j or Fifth-Wheel Bantam 2'$ in Consolation Final at Oshawa OFF LIMITS -- This year the owner of Vanstone's Flour and Feed Mill is closing off his property at the mill to fishing and hopes fishermen will respect his request. The new out of bounds rule has been brought into effect because of the damage done to the property by some people and the cleaning up of the property of garbage after opening day, each year. Members of the Oshawa & District Real Estate Board team that won the grand championship in the hockey tournament they sponsored recently to raise funds for the Cancer fund included, 1-r, Ken Members of the Oshawa and District Real Estate Board proved once again that they are champions in every sense of the word. On April 7, 1984, the Oshawa and District Real Estate Board sponsored an All Ontario Real Estate Hockey Tournament for the Canadian Cancer Society and raised $2,500.00 from this event. In addition, the Real Estate Board entered its own team and swept to victory in the final game, defeating Sherban, Doug Humphrey, Neil Ryan, Ted Mendyk, Steve Bally, George VanDyk, Mark Burn- field and Bill Roka. Canadian Tire Midget Twos, closed out a mildly successful season by defeating the Trenton Select Midgets on April 5th, 9-2. Kelly Balson capped off a fine season with a 7 goal performance with Scott Barclay and Chris Urie rounding out the scoring. Assists going to Mark Hickey (4), Ian Wheelock (3), Murray Henderson (1), Chris Urie (1) and Paul Robichaud ( 1 ). At this time, I would like to Kelly Balson Murray Henderson Bob Gill Mike Knight v Ian Wheelock Tim Davidson Chris Urie Paul Robichaud Mark Hill Dave Stone Scott Barclay Warren Short Dave Tuepah Bob Hickey Brian Treen 30 Wins 28 Loses 3 Ties Brantford by a score of 10-8 to win the grand championship. "Winning feels good," says Ted Mendyk, Coach of the team and Chairman of the Tournament, "But we are most excited by the fact that we raised $2,500.00 for the Cancer Society." Ted went on to explain that part of the money is raised from a snack bar and that all food and supplies for this snack bar are contributed by local business. In all, over 35 -, i thank assistant coaches Gerry Henderson, Steve Barclay and a special thanks to manager Charlie Wheelock. Thanks to the Treen family for doing the stats and the writeups. Thanks to the boys for their co-operation. They played well during the playoffs and the four tournaments, gaining three consolation trophies. Good luck boys, it was fun. businesses contributed food and door prizes to the Real Estate Hockey Tournament. "Not everybody can put on skates and play hockey," says Ted Mendyk, "But everybody can do their part in the fight against cancer. Isn't it great that we see the kind of support from the grassroots level in our business community for this event?" Numerous ( local teams did participate in the tournament. In fact, there were two divisions in this event. The real estate division saw teams from , all.. . over Ontario ; including Cobôurg, Peterborough, Peterborough, Kitchener - Waterloo, Waterloo, Mississauga, Brantford, Oakville and Belleville competing in the tournament. The second division was com posed of local teams. The Oshawa Police, Oshawa Lawyers, Ron's Skate Care, The Metropolitan Police Force, the GM Truck Plant workers, "the Wanderers", "the Hornets" and "Gooding Cartage" joined in this division. Ultimately, the Metro Toronto Police "Blue" team won the Championship and the consolation prize was picked up by the Durham Lawyers. "This is an annual event," says Anita Witty, President of the Oshawa and District Real Estate Board. "We. certainly plan to hold the tournament for the Cancer Society again next year. We look forward to the same support and enthusiasm we received this year'" April 18,1984 Team Standings Stacey 34 won, 14 lost, 47 points; Laird 26'4 2V,% 37!} Etcher 27>4 20>4 374 Adams 28, 20, 37; Perfect 27, 21, 36: Edmondson 27, 21, 35; Oke 24 24, 31; Coombes 21, 27, 29 Piper 23, 25, 29; Wilcox 22, 26 28; Georgiou 15, 33, 20 Pearson 14, 34,17. Top 10 Averages John Pearson 245, Larry Piper 243, Gord Wilcox 240, Rick Stacey 239, Ron Etcher 237, Wayne Coombes 229, Barry Henning 229, Sam Adams 225, Don Bishop 225, Glen Edmondson 224. High Single - Rob Terry 319. High Single Team Georgiou 1274. High Triple - Dave Snowden 789. . High Triple Team - Stacey 3401. Monday Night Ladies Lge. Final Standings April 16,1984 Sharlene Dehart 46,222 pins, 36 points; Donna Harness 43,483, 30; Lynda Nickerson 43,827, 28; Thelma Forrester 44,225, 2614; Nancy Living 44,636, 25; Fern Bradley 43,632, 24; Mary Pat Hall 43,110, 24; Jackie Braybrook 44,877, 23; Debbie Forsey 43,915, 21; Valerie Smith 42,600, 19; Virginia Parrish 42,257, 18; Jean Harness 41,967,131/z. Ladies Monday Night Banquet June 2, Tyrone Community Center, Cocktail Hour - 5:30 p.m., Supper 6:30 p.m. Dance to follow. Top 10 Averages Donna Harness 253, Nancy Living 219, Jackie Braybrook 218, Sharlene Dehart 216, Sheila Roberts 211, Lynda Nickerson 204, Valerie Smith 199, Barb tisbOMie 193; Fern Bradley 193, Gwen Forrester 193. High Single - Wilma Van Goor 301. High Triple - Donna Harness 772. The Bowmanville Fifth- Wheel Bantam 2's ended the 83-84 season this past weekend by participating in the Little N.H.L. "Bantam" Tournament Tournament held at the Donevan Complex in Oshawa. The Toros were a last minute replacement replacement for Port Hope. The Toros met Pickering Saturday night and came away with a 1 - 0 victory thanks to some fine goaltending goaltending by the Toros' Kevin Zarosky and a good solid effort by the rest of the Toros, in particular, Kenny Desmedt, whose goal stood up as the game winner. The game was a typical Pickering - Bowmanville encounter. Both teams played hard and fast with plenty of scoring chances on both sides. Pickering had the upper hand early in the game but the Toros defence lead by Troy Harness and back checking of the Toros forwards broke up a lot of the Pickering scoring threats. Kenny Desmedt, then gave the Toros a 1 - 0 lead and with the goal tending of Kevin Zarosky that was all they needed. The Toros' Kevin Zarosky was selected as the game M.V.P. Kenny Desmedt was also selected as an M.V.P. for his fine display of two-way hockey. On Sunday, the Toros met the Oshawa "Major Bantam" Bruins for the Consolation Cup. This game was also a fast, hard fought game by both teams. The Bruins applied pressure right from the opening opening face-off and only some fine goaltending by the Toros' Travis Martyn prevented the Bruins from having an early lead. The Bruins opened the scoring, however, Mike Houston tied the score when he raced down the right wing and let a shot go from just inside the blueline that beat the Bruin goaltender low on the stick side. After two periods of play the score was tied at one apiece. In the third, the Bruins applied early pressure and Kevin Zarosky who replaced Travis Martyn in goal was called upon to make the saves, including a breakaway. With about nine minutes left in the game, Oshawa went ahead 2 - 1 and then got ,the , insurance goal with about three minutes left for a 3 - 1 victory. In the post-game ceremonies, ceremonies, each of the Toros received a trophy as Consola tion Finalists. In addition Paul Stainton was selected as Bowmanville's M.V.P. in the games. Toro Tidbits With the season over, the Toros on the Bantam 2's would like to thank the Fifth-Wheel Restaurant and Truck Stop for their sponsorship this year. Also a special thanks to managers Linda and Jim Houston and coaches Fred Braybrook and Ollie Perun who volunteered their time for the club. Last, but not least, to the players who provided some good entertaining hockey and the spirit of good sportsmanship this winter. Well Done! Youth Bowling : Tykes 1 Winning Team in 2nd Schedule: Cardinals - M.- Aitchison, T. Beers, Sam Hill,' Keri Ann Connaghan. ; High Games - S. Hamilton 132, 204 (336), J.: Pearson 143 (246), W. Roche' 144 (237), R. McKee 138 (234),- T. Beers 109 ( 206), R. Thertell; 113 (188). ; Bantam Mixed League Winning Team in 2nd; Schedule: J. Luxton, D. Clark,' C. Richards, E. Evers, E.i Cook. ' ; Playoffs between Stacey's- team and Luxton's team - Sat.; April 28th at 10 a.m. High Singles D. Couch 245,215, C. Farrow- 229,205, L. Gowans 226, D. Big Canoe 210, A. Foster 209, T. Paterkowski 203. High Triples D. Couch 617, C. Farrow 604.; Junior Mixed League Winning Team in 2nd Schedule: D. Grant, V. Suther-. land, K. Floyd, L. Schofield, G. Annis. High Singles V. Sutherland 255, N. Luxton 250, T. McMullen 235, K. Floyd. 226, L. Schofield 214, K. McFeeters 209. High Triples T. McMullen 656, V. Suther-, land 576, N. 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