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l TORONTO ZOO -- is offering a Christmas with animals from around the world when the annual Christmas Treats Walk takes place on Sunday, December 30. Admission to the zoo is free on that day, thanks to the sponsorship of McDonald's Restaurants and Coca-Cola Limited. Participants Participants are asked to gather at the front entrance of the zoo at 10 a.m. After boarding special free Monorail trains in the Canadian Animal Domain, walkers will be taken to the Americas Station where they will end their walk at the spectacular noon feeding of the Polar bears. TTie zoo has also lined up some special surprise animal guests who will visit at points along the route. This will be a good opportunity for photographers to get some unusual Christmas pictures. At the end of the walk, visitors can stroll through the "Indoor Zoo", where tropical temperatures and exotic life abound. CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE AQUATICS MINI-SESSION AT THE FITNESS CENTRE Red Cross and Specialized Swimming Courses for children and adults will be available twice a week (Tuesdays and Thursdays - exceptions see Adult Swim for Fit and Synchro) for three weeks from January 22 to February 7, 1985. This session is recommended for people who have partially completed a level or who wish to try a course on a trial basis to see if they like it. Registration: Registration forms with a cheque or money order made payable to the Town of Newcastle will be accepted in advance if mailed to Town of Newcastle, Community Services Department, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, L1C3A6. January 7-11,1985 registrations will be accepted in person at the above address. Registration forms are available at Community Services or the Fitness Centre. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 19.1984 13 NON-CONTACT HOCKEY Standings as of Dec. 2,1984 Bow. Auto Service Wanderers Whitby Auto Newcastle W L T GF GA P 7 2 0 86 43 14 4 4 1 62 64 9 3 6 0 57 83 6 2 * 1 54 71 5 Class Cost Time (Tues. SThurs.) Code No. Parent & Tot (6 mos. - 3 yrs.) 15.00 6:30-7:10p.m. MW1010121 Pre-School (3 & 4 yrs.) Pre-School 12.50 MW1020121 5:00-5:40 p.m. (3 & 4 yrs.) 12.50 6:30-7:10p.m. MW1020122 Yellow 12.50 5:00-5:40 p.m. MW1030121 Orange 12.50 5:45-6:25 p.m. MW1040121 Red 12.50 5:45-6:25 p.m. MW1050121 Maroon 14.00 5:30-6:25 p.m. MW1060121 Blue 14.00 6:30-7:25 p.m. MW1070121 Green 14.00 5:30-6:25 p.m. MW1080121 Grey 14.00 6:30-7:25 p.m. MW1090121 While 14.00 4:30-5:25 p.m. MW1100121 Adult Scared Skinnies Adull Advanced 12.50 7:30-8:25 p.m. MA1010121 Beginners Adull Stroke 12.50 7:30-8:25 p.m. MA1020121 Improvement Adult Swim 12.50 7:30-8:25 p.m. MA1030121 for Fitness 12.50 Mon. 8-9:00 p.m. & Wed. 9-10:00 p.m. MA1050131 (starts Wed., Jan. 23) Synchronized Swimming 14.00 Mon. & Wed. 5:00- 6:00 p.m. (starts Wed., Jan. 23) MW1190131 Semi-Privale (Pre-School -Orange) 15.00 • T-.• V 6-25 min. classes Semi-Private Times will be set up dependent on pool space and instructc (Red-White & availability. Adults) 30.00 6-55 min. classes For further information call the Fitness Centre at 623-3392. Also watch the papers for information on our next fifteen week program starting February 18,1985. Dec. 19,1984 Jane M. Lunn Program Director Ken Wright Haulage Atom Selects Outscore Pickering Thursday Night Hockey League On Friday the Atom Selects travelled to Pickering to meet the Pickering Atom Selects and came away with a 3 -1 win even though the Selects were. • playing with six of their regular regular players missing. Five had to play for their house league team and the sixth one missing missing was assistant captain Jason Moore out with a broken arm. Despite this, the remainder remainder of the team put forth • an excellent effort and called up Andrew Perkins from house league to help fill the gap. Goals were scored by Justin Merkac, Andrew Perkins and Jason Wichman with assists going to Danny Koov, Greg Cook, Chris Filler and Graig Cowles. Special mention has to go to the defensemen Tyson Pearcy, Brad Hargest, Justin Merkac and Grant Spencer who all played an excellent game backed by solid goal tending by Sarah Couch who held Pickering scoreless till the final 22 seconds of the game. The Selects' next game is Saturday, Dec. 22 at 9 a.m. in Darlington against Pickering and Saturday, Dec. 22 8 p.m. in Bowmanville against North Oshawa. Come out and support support the Atom Selects and see some excellent hockey. Canadian Tire Minor Midgets Lose to Brooklin In exhibition play at Brooklin Brooklin on Sunday, December 2, the Brooklin - Whitby Midgets defeated Bowmanville by a score of 6 - 2. In the first period, scoring for Bowmanville were Shmyr from Campbell and Colville, and Pithie from Shmyr and Campbell. Pithie was credited with the Toros' only goal in the second period from Campbell. During the third, the Bowmanville team failed to score and came away on the losing end of a 6 - 3 score. Bowmanville 2 Markham 1 Wed., Dec. 5 Bowmanville Canadian Tire Midgets were home at Darlington Darlington for a regular league game against Markham last Wednesday evening. The game was a real end to end hockey game with lots of action. Markham scored the first goal of the game during the first period. Bowmanville remained scoreless until midway in the second period when John Edmondson found the mark with assists awarded to Fairey and Davidson. John Edmondson scored again with 3:59 remaining in the game to break the tie. Assisting on John's goal were Shmyr and Houston. Tonight, Wednesday, Dec. 12, the Canadian Tire Minor Midgets will be playing a league game against Port Perry at the Darlington Sports Centre at 8 p.m. W. Frank's Major Midgets Add Two Wins to Record Town Sports pulled four points ahead of Castle Hotel with a 7-2 win in Dec. 6 league play. Gary Dusseldorp picked up a goal and three assists, Bill Prentice with three goals, and Jim Baker added three assists as well as Town Sports big scoring line finally got un tracked. Dale Millson, Rudy. Kvasnak, and Sandy Brown also scored, on assists by Steve Ogden and Tim Almond. Mike Willoughby Willoughby calmly robbed Castle on numerous scoring chances. Bill Sainsbury and Chris Dwyer notched single markers for Castle Hotel, assists going to Brian Dennis (two), Sainsbury and Brad Prentice. Norm's Deli Hawks downed Bowmanville Golf and Country Country Club by a 4 - 2 count in game No. 2 with Don Farrow taking over the scoring lead on a three point night. Farrow scored the first goal, then assisted on the next two. Line- mate Gord Blaker had two Legion Ladies Team Standing; Dec. 6 Virg. Fairey 38523 pinfall, 39 points; Rita Junkin 38490, 36%; Joan Sutcliffe 38921,32%; Onie Etcher 36801, 22; Patti Roberts 37815, 20; Sheila Roberts 36812,19. 10 Top Averages Joan Sutcliffe 212, Sheila Roberts 202, Hilda Brock 201, Virg. Fairey 201, Wendy Murdoch 199, Onie Etcher 198, Rita Junkin 196, Barb Hanc 195, Debbie Sellers 192, Lola Wright 192. High Triple - Muriel Tennant Tennant 699. High Single - Virg. Fairey 293. High Average - Joan Sutcliffe Sutcliffe 212. Absent - Tina Gerritts, Heather; Gray, Sandra Fice. goals and played a tough, two way game for the Hawks. Stan Konarowski scored the other Hawk goal, as assists went to Konarowski, Mike Adams (two), Neil Jones and Steve Carey. Bowmanville Golf goals were supplied by Tom Dwyer, who scored twice. Assisting on Tom's goals were Ralph Cryderman and Mike Smith. Game No. 3 was anticipated as a showdown between first place Hunt's Photography and hard charging Brothers Pizza but Hunt's showed everyone why they are leading the league, and just over powered the Pizza squad to the tune of 3 -0. Rod Plain opened the scoring, scoring, from Rob DeBoo and Rob Small. DeBoo and Terry Van- Schyndel, into an open net, supplied unassisted markers to round out the scoring for the evening. Hunt's now have an 8-2-2 record, followed by Norm's Deli Hawks (7-4-1), Bowmanville Bowmanville Golf (6-5-1), Three Brothers Pizza (6-6-0), Town Sports (4-6-2), and Castle Hotel (3-9-0). The first game on Sunday, Dec. 9 had Bowmanville Auto Service losing only its 3rd game of the season to Whitby Auto. Rick Ellis led Whitby with two goals. Henry Sznoit scored his first of the season. 1st period - no scoring. 2nd period - Bow. Auto - Sznoit (Leddy, Daniel) Whitby Ellis (unassisted) Whitby - Luxton (Rice) Whitby Auto Ellis (Noonan). 3rd - Bow. Auto Service Leddy (unassisted). In the second game of the evening the Huskies and the Newcastle Wheelers skated to a 7-7 tie. Tom Simpson led the Huskies with four goals. Barry Hazelton had a pair for Newcastle. 1st - Newcastle - Graham (unassisted). Huskies Simpson (Allin, Tamblyn). Huskies Gibbs (Langmaid). Huskies Simpson (Kohm, Griffin) Newcastle Hazelton (Patton, Druce). 2nd - Huskies - Laingmaid (Publis, Baker). Newcastle Taylor (Hazelton). Newcastle Hazelton (Roy), MacKinnon. 3rd - Newcastle - Bezubiar (Roy, Murphy). Huskies Kohm (Gibbs, Griffin). Huskies Simpson (Westlake). Newcastle Druce (MacKinnon). Newcastle Piontek (O'Donnell, Graham), Huskies Simpson (Allin, Gibbs). Hooked On Video Pee Wees Win Another Over Ajex 3-2 The W. Frank Major Midget Toros added two wins recently with an 8 - 2 score against Port Hope and 7 - 3 against Lindsay. Dec. 10th was Brian Noble's big night when he netted six of the eight goals against Port Hope. Jeff Thompson scored one and Ian Wheelock added tne other on his first game back with the Toros. Chris Beck collected five 'assists, Dave Tupah three, Chris Urie two, Kelley Balson two, Larry Perris two and Jamie Lever one. In the next game against Lindsay, Brian Noble ■ and Kelley Balson each collected a hat trick with Kelley Arm- tirai wii Ï! ÔVH1EZÏ ll :,«!;* k iw We are having an Inventory Clearance on Brownings, Remingtons and Winchesters Save anywhere from $50 to $200 AMMUNITION Shot Gunshells Box {25 rounds) $ 6.50 22 L.n Brick (500) $18.50 Winchester 22" WRM . box (iso Rounds) $ 6.25 w SPECIALS Browning B2000 - 2 Barrelset Over and Under Shot Gun $625 $395 Wi 1 m /vl ;/' W.R. LONG'S GUNSMITH LTD. 2007 Brook Rd. N., Cobourg 372-5955 I'liHiiapisiit strong adding one when he scored from a defensive position. position. Chris Beck and Dave Tupah each had three assists. Ian Wheelock counted for two while singles went to Jeff Thompson, Tim Vanlewen and Larry Perris. Phil Bird played a good game in net stopping a lot of shots to keep the score against down. The Major Midgets play in a Port Hope Tournament on Saturday, Dec. 22nd and travel to Simcoe for a tournament tournament over the holiday. Here's hoping everyone has a Merry Christmas and enjoys the festive festive season and all the best in the New Year. Night Hawks Team Standing; A. Burgess 34591 pins, 35 points; M. Found 34460, 32; J. Bridges 34248, 30; T. Wright 34599, 26; K. Ovenden 34695, 24; C. Castle 33367, 21. Games Over 200 Karen Ovenden 258, Lori O'Brien 248, Bev Nimigon 238, Alice Burgess 231, Ann Goemans 224, Mary Ann Found 222, 204, Janet Bridges 221, Dale Brown 207, 203. Z' Ajax 2 Toros 3 In the first of two games played at Darlington on Dec. 15th, Bowmanville narrowly defeated the Ajax No. 2 team. The first period was scoreless but the hockey was entertaining entertaining with good goalkeeping and end to end play. Jeff Rohr scored the first goal with help from Ronnie Luxton and Jeremy Laird. Jeremy made many fine plays during the game laying off some good passes in front of the net. Ajax tied the score almost immediately when all the Toros seemed glued to the ice for„a fraction of a second. With' Andrew Day in the penalty box, Michael Colbourne made a fine play to keep the puck in the Ajax end he then stick handled the puck in front of the net where he lost possession, luckily to Matthew Doughty, his team mate, who scored. Ryan Putnam made a heads up play in the second period when he passed the puck to Jeff Flintoff at the point from behind the Ajax f We're getting the holidays off to a roaring roaring start by wishing you and yours the very best of the Yuletide season! from staff of ASSELSTINE'S YAHAMA R.R. 2 Blackstock 986-4437 % % St Si Si Si Si Si Si Si Si Si Si "Bowmanville" Royal Canadian Legion Branch "178" Bowmanville and District Together we remember Thanks to the merchants and volunteers of Bowmanville, Newcastle, Newtonville, Enniskillen, Tyrone, Orono and Courtice for their assistance in helping to make our annual Poppy Fund Campaign a success. C .Z ' j* 4 Si Si Si Si Si Si Si Si Si Si Si Si Si Si Si Si Si Si Canadian Legion Poppy Fund Si Yj "We Wish You All A Very Merry Christmas and 3 A Prosperous New Year" § Si Si Si goal and this resulted in an excellent chance but no goal. Matthew scored the third goal with assists going to Chris Brown and Marc Peirce. It was a powerplay goal. With 28 seconds left in the third period Ajax got the final goal when the Toros left a player unchecked unchecked in the front of the goal. This set up an exciting conclusion to the game. In the other game the Toros lost 9 -1 to the Oshawa No. 2 team. The boys did not play badly. Oshawa is an excellent team. On many shifts the Toros were just as good, however however to play with the kind of effort required shift after shift is a difficult task. The Toros' goal was scored by Jeff Rohr with Jeremv assisting. Night Hawks Bowling High Single - Deanna Barrett 250. High Triple - Trixie Wright 653. Team Sanding; A. Burgess 37125 pins, 39 points; M. Found 36990, 36; T. Wright 37249, 30; J. Bridges 36549, 30; K. Ovenden 37058, 24; C. Castle 35726, 21. Games Over 200 Deanna Barrett 250, Debbie Sutcliffe 245, Ann Goemans 236, Cindy Castle 231, Audrey Drumm 227, Trixie Wright 224, 221, 208, Alice Burgess 221, Kathy Carnovale 210, Mary Ann Found 207, Jean Gillard 204. 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