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) House League Hockey The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 7,1984 : Novice 'Victoria & Grey Tim's Rental Bonded Paving Adam & Eve W 1 1 0 0 L 0 0 1 1 T 0 0 0 0 F 2 2 1 0 A Pts. 0 2 1 2 2 0 2 0 Exhibition Games Atom, Pee Wees, Bantam & Midget Atom Ontario Hydro 4 0 0 10 J & J Sharpening 1113 401 Esso 12 0 13 Bolahood's 12 0 6 Langes' Photo 0 2 14 Pee Wee Mr. Sub 2 1 1 12 Hutton 2 1 0 18 .McRobbie 1 1 1 13 J & J Sharpening 1 2 0 11 I.O.O.F. 1 2 0 12 Bantam Square Boy 3 0 0 16 Capri 2 1 0 15 Nichols 12 0 6 Kool 0 3 0 6 (Midget Marianna 2 0 0 10 Rotary 0 117 Courtice Shell 0 119 House League Select Teams Novice - Frank's Variety Atom - Ken Wright Haulage Pee Wee - Checker's Variety 4 3 9 7 13 11 13 14 12 16 7 7 13 16 6 8 12 N Boyle Bantams Lose One But Come Back for a Win Golden Age Bowlers Host Port Hope Games Sat., Nov. It, 1984 Novice . 1. Victoria & Grey 2, Doug Parkin 1, James Sellers 1. (Adam & Eve 0. Shut out Steve Oke. 2. Tim's Rental 2, Kyle McLean 1, Mike Cramm 1. Bonded Paving 1, Alan McCullough. Atom ; 1. 401 Esso 9, Adam Bothwell 3, Craig Cowles 3, Chris Filler 2, Jeff Johnston 1, Langes Photo 2, Danny Kooy 2. 2. Ontario Hydro 2, Spencer Latin 1, Jason Moore 1, J & J Sharpening 1, Dan Wailters 1. Pee Wee ; 1. Hutton 9, Kent Vanderheyden 3, Eric Smith 2, Cory Chambers 2, Charlie Bouck 2. McRobbie 5, Shawn Connoly 2, Jeremy Snowden 2, Brett Rosnak 1. 2. Mr. Sub 6, Richard MacCheyne 2, David Haldenby l, Travis Campbell 1, Larry Morrison 1, Robert Vanwees 1. I.O.O.F. 4, Dustin Couch 2, Jason Kiley 1, Todd Lepard 1. Bantam 1. Square Boy 6, Terry Kellett 2, David Kichko 1, Shane Crombie 1, Brad Richard 1, D.J. Higgons 1. 2. Nichols 4, M. Vanderheyden 1, S. Edmundson 1, M. Boutilier 1, S. Osborne 1. Kool 3, J. Ryan 2, P. Moorcraft 1. Midget Rotary 5, Carl Feddema 3, Ian Wheelock 1, Jason Hellam 1. Courtice Shell 5, Shawn Healey 2, Zenon Nelson 1, Greg Clarke 1, Ed West 1. Ladies Monday Night Bowling Team Standings 19'/ 2 points - Nancy Living - 24892 pins; 19 - Jackie Braybrook - 24733; lG'/a - Fern Bradley - 24893; 15 - Sharlene DeHart-23290; 15-Wilma Van Goor - 22908; 12 Sheila ■Barb Donna Lynda - Rita Gwen The Bowmanville Lions Golden Age Bowling Club hosted the Pinecrest Golden Age Club from Port Hope at Liberty Bowl last Monday afternoon for their semi-annual tournament. Pinecrest won this time, but the Lions are prepared to make a come-back at the next tournament in Port Hope. Bolahood's Loses Close One Flying Dutchman Major Atoms Drop Two Games By Jimmy Olsen On Tuesday, October 30th Bolahoods hosted a strong Pickering team. Bowmanville held the edge in play for the first period with some fine two way hockey, and netted the first goal on some excellent forechecking. Matt Dykstra scored Bolahoods only goal on a hard rising wrist shot with Jeff Martin assisting. Both Pickering goals were accounted accounted for on deflections in front, of Bowmanville's net. Coach Osmond should be very pleased with this fine effort as Bolahoods had lost to this same club (earlier in the season) by a 9 to 1 count. Peterborough 4 Bolahoods 1 On Friday, November 2nd Bolahoods travelled to Peterborough Peterborough and came up on the short end of a 4 - 1 score. Bolahoods kept up a fine forechecking forechecking pace early in this contest but were finally over- come in the third period. Numerous injuries throughout this contest seemed to play a major role in Bowmanville's loss. Mathew Atkins scored the lone Bowmanville goal, unassisted. Markham 5 Bolahoods 1 On Saturday, November 3rd Markham Atoms were the visitors and came away with a hard fought 5 to 1 victory. Bowmanville seemed to hold the edge in play early in this contest, and missed some excellent scoring chances, Mathew Atkins played a fine two way hockey game with numerous scoring opportunities opportunities and Bowmanville's lone goal was scored by Craig Forsey unassisted who also played a fine two way lively game. Once again Bolahoods had numerous scoring chances to put away this game, but failed to finish off the plays. The Flying Dutchman Major Atom Toros dropped a couple of O.M.H.A. League games last week, losing to Stouffville on Monday, Oct. 29th and a home game loss to Lindsay last Saturday 5 - 3. On Monday night, the Toros ran into a hot Stouffville club and found themselves at the wrong end of a 5 - 0 score before they could get on the scoreboard. The Toros didn't score a goal until late in the final period when Jason Edmondson Edmondson found the range with 6:09 remaining in the game. The assists went to Todd Cannings and David Real. Cannings fired the second Toro goal, the assist going to Marty Burgess. Burgess scored the last goal of the game with the assist going to Joel Crombie, but it was a case of too little, too late. The "Dutchmen" found it difficult getting used to the much smaller ice surface in the Stouffville arena and it wasn't until the final stanza that they could finally get untracked. Eddie Strickland was in goal for the Toros and didn't get much protection as the Stouffville Stouffville team forechecked relentlessly, relentlessly, forcing the Toro players players into making errors in their own zone. On Saturday, the Lindsay Major Atoms paid a visit to the Darlington Arena, and handed the Bowmanville club a 5 - 4 defeat. The Toros jumped into an early lead on an unassisted goal by Todd Cannings. It took Lindsay only 10 seconds to get the goal back. Kyle Purdy fired a goal to put the Toros into the lead again, the assists going to his linemates Ryan Stewart and Marty Burgess. The visitors scored the next two goals to go ahead, going into the middle frame. Cannings notched his second of the game, again tying the game. The assists went to Joel Crombie and Stewart. Lindsay picked up two more goals to round out the period. Steve Desmedt scored the fourth Toro goal, assisted by David Real and Todd Cannings Cannings who had a marvellous game. Paul Zwicker and Eddie Strickland shared the goaltending chores for Bowmanville Bowmanville and both lads had to make some great stops as they were left unprotected on several occasions. Bell Boys Lose 4-2 Attention G.M. Employees We, at Cowan Pontiac-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. MURRAY O'BRIEN Sales Manager WELDON BROWN EARLMcQUEEN DOUG FERGUSON GORDDONNELLY "Bowmanville's General Motors Dealer" 1 COWAN PONTIAC -- BUICK LTD. BOWMANVILLE ONT 166 King St. East 623-3396 The L. A. Kings and Toronto Maple Leafs have nothing on the Bell Toros. All three started started the season with much promise but have slumped since. Saturday, Nov. 3rd was Hospital League Ladies' High Single - Brenda VanOosterom 262. Men's High Single - Phil Woodcock and Les Zulkowski 286. Men's High Triple - Phil Woodcock 800. Ladies' High Triple - Susie Marshall 601. Top Ten Averages Phil Woodcock 214, Art Atkinson 211, Rod Greenley 194, Janet Storey 191, Susie Marshall 190, Janice Woodcock 186, Brian Cas- cagnette 177, Gary Pickard 173, Gladys Ulley 173, Jim MacDonald 172. Team No. 5 is in top place with 54 points. the latest example as the Bell Boys dropped a 4 - 2 decision to Pickering Village. After taking an early lead on a goal by Brad Carnegie from Mark Tripp and Kevin Flint- off, Pickering pulled even before the end of the first period. Pickering continued to press and moved ahead early in the second only to have Bowmanville Bowmanville pull even with 7:08 left in the second on a goal by Guy Freeman set up by a nice pass play from Mark Tripp and Mike Kane. The third period was all Pickering as the Bell Boys seemed to crumble and relinquished relinquished two unanswered goals. The next outing for the boys is a rematch against Pickering Pickering in Pickering and then Saturday, Nov. 10 against Uxbridge. Maybe by then the gods will have shined on our fates. Roberts - 23751; 12 Osborne - 23669; 12 - Harness - 23656; 12 - Nickerson - 23646; 12 Van Goor - 22959; 9 - Forrester - 22797; 8 - Karen Burns - 22745. Top 10 Averages Nancy Living 230, Donna Harness 220, Jackie Braybrook Braybrook 218, Sharlene DeHart 207, Sheila Roberts 198, Barb Osborne 198, Fern Bradley 196, Donna Stainlon 196, Pat Hetherington 193, Lynda Nickerson 192. High Single Sharlene DeHart 322 High Triple Jackie Braybrook 729 TRIPLE F I. Dykstra 19, P. Glasbergen 16, A. Vandergaast 15, A. Bonsma 15, M. Rozema 14, G. Evers 13, S. Rozema 13, M. Griffioen 13, A. Atkinson 13, H. Vandergaast 11, J. Dykstra 11, D. Van Abbema 9. High Single Ladies - N. Van Abbema 248. High Single Men - N. Griffioen 308. High Triple Ladies - N. Van Abbema 601. High Triple Men - N. Griffioen 687. High Average Ladies - N. Van Abbema 179, H. Vandergaast Vandergaast 179. High Average Men - G. Evers 226. Ontario Hydro Wins All Gomes The Hydro Atoms remained undefeated by beating J & J Sharpening on Saturday, Nov. 3rd, 2 - 1 with goals being scored by Spencer Latin and Jason Moore. The team is starting to play as a unit with excellent two- way play coming from Justin Merkac and a solid defensive effort being put forth by Brad Hargest, Jason Moore, Greg Cook, and Troy Beth backed by solid goaltending of Sarah Couch. An excellent, determined determined effort with forechecking forechecking of wingers Bob Maciver, Andrew Perkins, Tommy Hansen, Blair Ells, Spencer Latin, Leeann Somerscales and centre Jason Wichman has made the Hydro Atoms undefeated this season. On Saturday, Oct. 27, the "Boyle Bantam Hockey Club" hosted the Albert St. Bantams from Oshawa. The first two periods saw end to end rushes for both teams and close checking. In period one, the Boyle boys scored twice. O.J. Sidor drove home the opener on an assist from Paul Brunt. Zenon Nelson then fired a blistering shot from the blue line with the assists going to O. J. Sidor and Steven Bizi. In the second period, Albert St. were able to slip two goals by goalie Paul Stephens but Boyle's came back with a third goal on a close in shot from Terry Kellett, assisted by 0. J. Sidor. In the final period of the game Oshawa were able to score three more times while Boyle Bantams could only pop in one goal again by Terry Kellett, assisted by Tim Smith, which left the game 5 - 4 in favour of Albert St. However, the following week, Nov. 3, saw a change in the score when the Boyle team hosted the Ajax boys. Ajax were able to score only one goal in the 2nd period and a final goal in the 3rd period. Period one was scoreless for Boyle's as well but they loo got on the scoreboard in period two on a goal by Martin Vanderheyden, Vanderheyden, assisted by D. J. Higgon and Tim Smith. The Bowmanville boys scored three times in the final period. At the 10:22 mark, Tim Smith fired an unassisted goal into the net. Steven Bizi was assisted assisted by Tim Smith and O. J. Sidor and the final goal was scored by Zenon Nelson, assisted by O. J. Sidor to make the score 4 - 2 in favour of Boyle Bantams. We were pleased to have Shane O'Brien back in goal after an injury to assist Paul Stephens with the duties of goaltender. However, we will miss the services of Andrew Rice on defence while he is recovering from a broken collarbone suffered in last night's game. Hope it's a quick recovery Andrew! Bolahood's Atom B's Even Win, Lose Record By Lois Lane On Saturday, October 20th the Bowmanville Atom B team hosted Whitby for their home opener. Both clubs got off to a good start with Whitby holding the better scoring chances, while Jarrell Aus made some fine saves for Bowmanville. Whitby built up a 2 - 0 lead until the 7:20 mark of the second period when Brandon Osmond taking a pass from Steve Godsmark broke in and put home Bowmanville's Bowmanville's only goal of the game. Whitby went on to a 6 -1 victory. Pickering It) Bolahoods 1 On Friday, October 26th, the Bowmanville Atom B team travelled to Pickering (for an Exhibition match) and came up against a much larger and faster club, and ended up on the short end of a 10 to 1 score. Fortunately for Bowmanville, both Jarrett Aus and Darcy Veitch kept the score from even being increased. Bowmanville Bowmanville finally broke Pickering's Pickering's shut out with a fine scoring play in the third period with Mathew Aitken scoring and assists going to Matt Dykstra and Dave Szabo. Bolahood's 6 Whitby 4 On Saturday, October 27th Bolahood Atom B once again hosted Whitby and evened the season series with a fine two way performance. Bowmanville Bowmanville opened the scoring at the 9:23 mark of the first period and never looked back. Scoring Scoring for Bowmanville Matt Dykstra with two goals, two assists, Danny Couillard one goal, one assist, Timmy Mills three assists, Kevin Ferguson two assists, Steve Godsmark one goal and single assists to Mathew Aikens and Kevin Colbourne. Darcy Veitch and Jarrett Aus both put in strong performances between the pipes. All players should be congratulated as a complete team effort wu.- .iceded to defeat a fine Whitby club. Anyone wishing to see some fine hockey and support those youngsters should be in attendance attendance each Saturday afternoon afternoon at the Darlington Arena for a starting time of 3:00 p.m. Let's get out and support these boys. Walter Frank Midgets Gain Tie and Win Over and Oshawa The W. Frank Major Midget Toros added a tie against Pickering Village with a 4 - 4 score on Oct. 30,1984. Chris Beck scored the first three goals with Brian NobL: assisting on all. Larry Perris and Kelley Armstrong and Jamie Lever, all defencemen, assisted on one each. Pickering Pickering went ahead by one goal but Noble added the tie late in the game. Greg Martin assisted on the tying goal. On Nov. 3 the Toros chalked up a convincing 8 - 0 win over the Little NHL Black Hawks. The first period was scoreless then six goals were netted by' the Toros with six players adding to the score. Balsom, Gallant, Noble. Urie. Romano and Martin all scored. Page (three), Romano, Thompson (two), Martin, Balsom, Beck and Noble all gained assists. In the third period, both Gallant and Noble added their second goal with Martin and Armstrong collecting assists. The Toros have a busy November schedule ahead with nine league games booked. SPECIAL rmscoiiMfsl Wallpaper Book Orders 25% UP TO /O OFF Dependable In-stock Alkyd Semi-Gloss Wallpaper at $21.95 less than (Reg. $27.95) HALF PRICE LATEX SEMI-GLOSS $17.95 LATEX EGGSHELL • Applies easily • Washable 4 litres * Excellent hiding (Reg. 24.95) • Guaranteed • Thousands of colours • First Quality m. 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