The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

« 14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 16,1985 OBITUARIES BILL SELLERS CARPENTRY General Contractor and Home Improvements ADDITIONS GARAGES REC ROOMS KITCHENS BATHROOMS CERAMIC TILE PRIVACY FENCE WOOD DECKS PATIO DOORS _Rtçalrs of all types FOR ESTIMATE CALL 623-4116 17-IIS BRINK'S EXCAVATING FOR TRENCHING EXCAVATION and SEPTIC TANKS PHONE NEWCASTLE 987-4995 No Sunday Calls 27-lfS NEWCASTLE UPHOLSTERY Modern, antique, tree estimates and pick-ups. Call 987-4958 29-tfSN BOWMANVILLE GLASS & MIRRORS 143 Wellington St., Bowmanville 623-3410 Monday, T uesday, Thursday, Friday 9-5; Saturday 9-2. Sealed units, storm windows and doors, store fronts and screen and glass repair, all types of glass and mirrors available -- FREE ESTIMATES 24 hr. phone service and emergency plate glass replacement Locally owned and operated. 7-tlSN Les Shelley Plumbing Hot Water Heating For repairs or renovating FREE ESTIMATES Phone 433-1112 26-tfSN DUANE T. TAYLOR GENERALCARPENTER Tyrone 263-8471 Experienced in all aspects of residential wood construction plus cabinets, lathe work, lurnilure and repairs, custom doors and windows. Carpentry done the right way at the right price. 18-tfSN FURNACES CLEANED Parts and Service Policy HARVEY PARTNER ISONS Bowmanville 623-2301 Orono 983-5206 4-tfSN WHYTE'S UPHOLSTERY Have your chesterfield professionally upholstered. 25 Years Experience For Free Shop & Home Service Call RALPH WHYTE 623-5252 125 King St. E. Bowmanville 26-tfSN HOLROYD'S HEATING Authorized ESSO Home Comfort Dealer Oil burner sales Cleaning and Repairs Parts and Service Plan Bowmanville 623-2185 7-tfS BYAM PLUMBING & HEATING INC. and AIR CONDITIONING NEW WORK and RENOVATIONS FREE ESTIMATES Village ol Tyrone R.R.5, Bowmanville 263-2650 25-IISN STEAM MAGIC Carpel, Upholstery and Wall Cleaning . fbse_es.t.i.mates Call Roy Terry 623-2474 39-tfSN * DUAL ACTION CARPET STEAM CLEANING ONLY $45 Dining Room and Living Room Plus Hallway C & J Services Call Collect 623-2095 anytime 7-tlSNP Auction Sale Pelhick's Auction Barn Haydon 1 mile east of Enniskillen Saturday Evening January 19th-7 p.m. Furniture and "things, fridge and stove, automatic washer and dryer, chesterfield and chair, corner glass cupboard, small dining room table and chairs, two dressers, chest of drawers, bed and mattress, combination radio, record and T.V., four oak office chairs, dishes, bedding, pots and pans, aluminum ladder and load of other articles. Terms cash or good cheque. Cliff Pethick Auctioneer. 3-1SNP Auction Sale Friday, January 18th 7:00 p.m. Selling a good selection of furniture and appliances at our Centre, located six miles north of Port Hope on Hwy. 28. Good chesterfield and matching loveseat, washer and dryer, fridge, built-in dishwasher, range and oven top, five antique fanback chairs, antique radio, color and black and white T.V.'s, vacuums, bed frames, office desk, tables, pictures, cash register, B8<D work bench, router with table and attachments, room dividers, antique plough, Pioneer chainsaw parts including chains, bars, etc., kerosene heater, oil or gas hotwater boiler with blowers and pipe, plus 100's of other good articles. Grant and Wheeler Auctioneers Ltd., R.R. 2, Port Hope, 416-797-2127. P.S. Antique furniture and related items required for our next sale January 25th - call in today for pickup. '3-1SNP Saturday, January 19 11 a.m. Auction sale of furniture 8< antiques 8< glassware for Mrs. Walker's Antique Shop, Markham 8< Mrs. Hazel Robertson, Sunderland, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, including 5 oak china cabinets, 2 rocking chairs, piano stool, display cases, iron table 8< bird bath, small round table, oriental patterned rug, brass 'pieces, lamps, cups 8< saucers, dishes, cruet set, qty. of glassware 8, china, 2 small Royal Doultons, pr. pink Bristol lustres, Electrohome Colour TV, 4 pc. bedroom suite, gate-leg table, Duncan Phyfe table, Hoover spin washer, wicker chair, Nippon dishes (setting for 12), bedding, piano, Victrola, cement mixer, lawn mower, garden tools, plus many other items. Sale managed 8< sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 2- 2S Auction Sale . every Thursday night at 7 p.m.- 955 Brock Rd. §., Unit 5, Pickering Items to be sold antiques, general household contents, jewellery (modern and antique), good clean sale, absolutely no reserve bids or bid-ins. John Annis Auctioneer 831-3234 3- tfS Cornell's Auction Barn Season's Opening Sale Friday, Jan. 25 at 6 p.m. We are accepting all types of consignments for this sale and future sales. For information regarding estate sales and residence, farm sales or business closures or pick-ups for barn sale contact Don Corneil, auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain. 705-786-2183. 3-1SN Auction Sale ■Friday, Jan. 18 6:30 p.m. Brooklin Community Centre, Cassels Road East, Highway 7 & 12 Included in this sale we have a two piece pine cupboard, selection of wash stands and blanket boxes, two piece carved sideboard, mahogany piano bench, piano stool, winged chair, set of six pressed back chairs, Country rocker, Windsor high chair, selection of chair sets, tables and parlor tables, pine bed and in oak, a sideboard, china cabinet, wash stand, bookcase, buffet and kitchen sideboard. Plus a spinning wheel, wicker carriage, oil lamps, butter bowl and presses, rocking horse, gingerbread clock, doll cradle, selection of crocks and jugs, dash-churn, Indian baskets, selection of decoys and carvings, old Military guns, gramophones, three piece commode set, selection of glass and china, bride's basket, crystal pieces, etc. Partial listing only. Terms: cash, Visa or approved cheque. Auctioneer Earl MacKinnon. T655-3526. 3-1SN Orval McLean Auction Center- Lindsay Accepting consignments for winter sales. We need apartment or housefuls, estates, tools, vehicles, business liquidations and antiques for appraisals or sale information phone 705-324-2783 Lindsay. Complete estates picked up FREE in Durham region for our modern auction barn. 2-4SNP WILLIAM ALEXANDER WADDELL William Alexander Waddell, Waddell, Palmers Rapids, formerly formerly of Bowmanville and Orono, passed away at Barry's Bay Hospital on Monday, December 3rd, 1984 in his 97th year. Born on the 5th line of Clarke Township, Orono, he was the son of the late Isabelle McConnachie and her husband William Waddell. Waddell. He was married to Nora O'Regan who predeceased predeceased him in August, 1964. William rested at the Goulet Funeral Home, Barry's Bay. Funeral mass was held at St. Francis De Sales Roman Catholic Church, Latchford Bridge on Thursday. The late Mr. Waddell was a former bank manager at Orono, Little Britain, Thet- ford and Ottawa. Surviving relatives are his niece Jean Simpson, Great Falls, Montana, Donald Hodgen, San Rafael, California, Donald C. Evans, Orono, several great nieces and one great nephew. Interment Notre Dame Cemetery, Ottawa. Vendors Wanted Inside and Outside Evergreen Flea and Farmer's Market Excellent deal for those renting before end of January. Looking for an Auctioneer Phone and state qualifications Hwy. 2, Harwood Ave., Ajax 686-4432 3-2SNP Work Wanted INSTALL a combination wood, oil, wood electric furnace or boiler. Oil • gas • electric boiler or furnace. Harvey Partner 8< Sons, Bowmanville 623-2301 or. Orono 983-5206. 4-tfSN GUN AUCTION Friday evening Jan. 18th at 7 p.m. At the D & M Sales Barn R.R. 2, Lindsay, Ont. (One mile west ol Lindsay on the Little Britain Hd.) BUY OR SELL For those wishing lo consign guns to our monthly gun micllon, please bring your guns In Thursday or early Friday as wo have an 80 gun limit. For more details, phono the micllon born, 324-2472 Bud McKee, Auctioneer. 3.1g MRS. BARBARA JOAN RUTH KLINE The death of Mrs. Barbara Joan Ruth Kline, aged 64, formerly of Oshawa, occurred at her residence, 7132 Ascot Ave., Halifax, Nova Scotia, on Wednesday, January 2, 1985, following a brief illness. Daughter of the late Robert and Emily Wilson, the former Barbara Joan Ruth Wilson was born in Maidstone, Kent, England. Mrs. Kline is survived by her husband, J. Douglas Kline; a daughter, Myrna, at home; two sons, Dean of Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Dale of Oakville; two brothers, Harvey of Cobourg, Lionel of Orono; a sister, Mrs. Harold Redstone (Gloria) of Kitchener; and five grandchildren. grandchildren. She was predeceased predeceased by a daughter, Mrs. Michael Driscoll (Sandra). A memorial service was held on Saturday, at St. Agnes Church, Halifax, with Rev. Henry Kline officiating. Memorial donations to the Izaac Walton Killam Hospital for Children, Halifax, or the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated. MARY KATHLEEN QUANTRILL In failing health for several several years, Mary Kathleen Quantrill passed away at Fairview Lodge, Whitby on Tuesday, December 11th, 1984 in her 76th year. Mary, an only child of the late Charlie and Laura Jane (Henry) Cooper, was born and raised in the Kendal area. She graduated from Peterborough Normal School and taught in rural schools in Elizabethville and Kendal area. On June 10,1933, she married married the late Evan Quantrill. Quantrill. They lived until 1947 on the Quantrill farm north of the seventh line, east of Kendal. After living on farms at Crooked Creek, Elizabethville and Kirby, Evan and Mary retired to Orono on Church Street South. Her husband predeceased predeceased her on November 8, 1975. Surviving are four children, Shirley and her husband William Moffat of Iroquois, Francis and his wife Janice of Orono, Marilyn Marilyn and her husband Charlie Charlie Peers Jr. of St. Paul, Alberta, Alberta, Allan and his wife Joan, Orono. The seven grandchildren are Stewart Moffat and his wife Sandi, Mississauga, Stephen Moffat Moffat of Oshawa, Charles Quantrill of Toronto, Karen Quantrill, Toronto, Patricia Quantrill of Orono, Melanee Peers of St. Paul, Alberta and Paul Quantrill of Orono. The Reverend Fred Milnes of Orono United Church officiated at the funeral services on Friday at the Morris Funeral Chapel. Pallbearers were Messrs. Howard Quantrill, Ray Quantrill, Ron Plunkett, Harold Holden, Bill Reid Jr. and Edward Millson. Beautiful floral tributes and generous donations to Arthritic Society, Memorial Hospital Foundation and Multiple Sclerosis Society were an indication ofthe esteem esteem in which Mrs. Mary Quantrill was held by family, family, friends and neighbors. Interment Orono Cemetery. Cemetery. Checkers Variety Pee Wees Win Two Out of Three Games EDWARD W. MILGATE The death of Edward W. Milgate occurred at Oshawa General Hospital on Friday, January Uth, 1985. A resident of the Oshawa area all his life, he had resided at Courtice. Mr. Milgate was born December 14th, 1914, in Oshawa and was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Milgate. He was married on September 5th, 1939, in'Castle- ton to Ruby Linton. Retiring in 1967 after 27 years' service at General Motors, he was a member of the UAW Local 222. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, Mrs. Ted Schneider (Ruth) of Courtice, Mrs. Stephen Barchard (Irene) of Oshawa; a son, Edward A. Milgate Jr. of Bowmanville; Bowmanville; two sisters, Mrs. Doug Lang (Ruth) of Oshawa, Mrs. Thomas Jessup (Freda) of Colborne; two brothers, James of Oshawa, Maurice of Toronto; and seven grandchildren. grandchildren. He was predeceased by two brothers, Lewis and Thomas. Mr. Milgate rested at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa. Service was held in the chapel on Saturday. Memorial donations to Courtice United Church or charity of choice would be appreciated. Interment Zion Cemetery. Square Boy Defeats Nichols On Dec. 29, Square Boys skated with a good team effort from everyone to a 5 - 3 win. Playing a strong game was their captain Terry Kellet as he scored the opening goal. Earning star of the game was Shane Crombie as he scored a hat trick and added an assist to his record. Shane's first goal came early in the second period assisted by David Kichko and Brian Vandam. Another persistent and hard worker was Brad Rickard as he scored their third goal assisted by Ryan O'Neill and Shane Crombie. With twelve seconds to go in the second period, Shane Crombie connected connected on a nice shot assisted by Brad Rickard. Square Boys' defensemen had done a good job on their part throughout the game, especially in their own end. Square Boys' last goal was scored by Shane Crombie when he hustled down the ice after receiving a pass from Greg Raby. Good work guys. Close Game for Square Boys Over Capri On January 5th (D.J.) and the Bears had their hands full against the strong Capri team. Both teams put in a good effort throughout the game. Square Boys lit the score board with three quick goals by Captain (Crunch) Kellet. While the Captain's line did all the scoring damage which included included first mate (D.J.) Higgon and second male Ryan O'Neill, the rest of the ,crew played a big part in the game with their defensive and offensive offensive plays. (Our Mr. Brooks) came up with a couple of good glove saves as the shots were right on target. Within two minutes of the opening period Captain Kellet scored as the (D.J.) slipped him a pass near centre ice. A moment later with almost the same play the Captain scored again assisted by the (D,J,) Ryan O'Neill assisted on the Captain's third goal when he passed up the middle lo set nim up. Two goals in the second period, one by Capri and the oilier by Square Boys' Ryan O'Neill after picking up a rebound, assisting on the play was the (D.J.) and Captain Kellet, A few exciting moments near the end of the game when Square Boys were caught with three penalties. Capri took advantage of lliis by narrowing the margin by one goal, However, Square Boys buckled down to kecj) (he puck out of their own end to end the game 4-3, Great effort guys. The Checkers crew participated participated in three games during the past week and proved winners in two of the encounters. encounters. The team work of the squad is improving as evidenced evidenced by last week's results. On Monday, January 7, the team travelled to Oshawa to play against Storey Park. In the first period winger Scott Latin cashed in on a pass out from Richard MacCheyne. Center Jeremy Snowden found the mark after Dustin Couch got the puck to him for a 2 - 0 lead. In the second period both these boys scored again. This time Scott Latin converted a pass out from opposite winger Kent Vanderheyden. Jeremy Snowden was set up by his winger Sean Snow for a 4 - 0 lead. In the third period Richard MacCheyne scored unassisted but this was followed by a rash of penalties to the Checkers crew. The opposition scored three times in the last five minutes taking full advantage of their power plays to make the final score 5 -3. • On Friday, January 11, the squad travelled to Pickering to play against the Whitby Major Selects. The boys turned in a respectable effort losing 5 - 2 to this excellent team. The Checkers crew hit the score sheet first when Kent Vanderheyden was set up alone in front of the net on a good pass by opposite winger Scott Latin. The first period ended knotted at 1 - 1. The second period saw the opposition opposition score twice for a 3 -1 lead. They repeated their two goal performance in the third period but centre Richard MacCheyne beat their goal- tender with a clean shot after being sent in by Kent Vanderheyden. Vanderheyden. On Saturday, January 12, the squad played at home against Oshawa - Lake Vista. The home side carried the play keeping the Oshawa boys penned in their own zone for the majority of the game. However, the crew did have difficulty getting the puck past the Oshawa goaltender. In the first period Kent Vanderhey- Bantams Host Belleville To bring you up to date on the Boyle Bantam hockey club, I will summarize the last month's games as your writer, got almost buried with the Christmas activities. Apologies Apologies for the delay and I will try to get back on a regular basis. Dec. 8, the Boyle team were hosts to Ajax with the game an even 2 - 2 score. Scoring for the locals were Jeff Shannon and Andrew Rice. Assists were awarded to Shane Crombie, Zenon Nelson, Warren Haldenby, Martin Vanderheyden. Vanderheyden. On Dec. 15 the boys travelled travelled to Port Hope to play against Trinity College. Boyle's won this game 3 - 2. O. J. Sidor picked up two more goals - one unassisted in this game and Warren Haldenby scored once. Mark Vanderheyden and Terry Kellett each gained an assist. Boyles travelled to Newcastle Newcastle on Dec. 19 to play the Whitby Bantams. The score was 4 -1 in favour of Boyles. O. J. Sidor scored two goals, Terry Kellett and Paul Brunt each scored once. Assisting on these goals were David Reid, Zenon Nelson, O. J. Sidor, Jeff Shannon, Shane Crombie and Warren Haldenby. On Saturday, Dec. 22 Boyles dropped a game to Northmin- ster from Oshawa with the score of 4 -1. On a nice pass from O. J. Sidor, Steven Bizi drove one by the Northminster goalie. The Cobourg Bantams played host to Boyles on Sunday, Dec. 23 with Boyles being the victors with a score of 3 - 2. O. J. Sidor picked up another unassisted goal as well as a second goal on a fine pass from Steven Bizi. 0. J. also made a nice passing play to Terry Kellett who was able to slip one by the Cobourg goaltender. On Sunday, Dec. 30 the local lads hosted the Bantam Belleville Belleville Bulls and the game proved to be one of the most exciting, most hard hitting and best played games of the season for Boyles with them also winning the game 6 - 2. In the first period, Steven Bizi and Terry Kellett each scored unassisted goals before Belleville's Bennett was able to slide a goal past Shane O'Brien. In the second period, Steven Bizi picked up a pass from 0. J. Sidor and Terry Kellett to score Boyle's 3rd goal of the game. Paul Brunt and 0. J. Sidor each scored unassisted goals in the second period. The Bulls started the third period off with a goal but Boyle's Sidor wasn't long in scoring for the locals. To finish the scoring of the game, Zenon Nelson whistled the puck by the Belleville goalie with the assist being awarded to Martin Vanderheyden. Congratulations boys on such an excellent, entertaining game of hockey. Jan. 11 saw Boyles in action in Pickering. They seemed to forget about the checking part of the game and as a result lost the game 3 - 1. The lone goal scorer was Steven Bizi unassisted. However, on Saturday, Jan. 12 the boys got back to the kind of hockey they are used to playing with solid checking and team work to outshoot and outscore Trinity College in a score of 9 - 0. 0. J. Sidor started the scoring off at the 14 minute mark of the first period on a pass from Paul Brunt. Brunt scored a nice goal assisted by Zenon Nelson. 0. J. Sidor was hot on the scoreboard as he scored four more goals in this game! His goals were assisted by Jeff Shannon, Shane Crombie, Terry Kellett, Paul Brunt (two), Andrew Rice. Shane Crombie was able to score Boyle's fifth goal on an assist from Bizi and Shannon. Zenon Nelson scored goal six assisted assisted by D. J. Higgon. D. J. also gained a second assist as did Bizi on the goal scored by Paul Brunt. Paul Stephens and Shane O'Brien did a fine job in net for Boyle's. Keep up the good work, boys in the upcoming games! Checkers V ariety Atoms Win Three Out of Four Win 3, Lose 1 By Rookie and Friends What an exciting week the team has had, with three wins and one loss, and in the last 11 games - seven wins, two ties and two losses - outscoring the opposition 49 - 24. That's quite a turn around from earlier in the season when losses out numbered wins. But the team stuck to their "Aim" - to teach the game for the love of the game, taking defeat in the same stride as that of the winner, and are now starting to see results from their practices practices and earlier games. The first game was played Wednesday evening, 9 January 1985 against Pickering Pickering Village Atom team in Pickering. The Toros won the game? - O,- with the shut-out to Brent "Snapper" Knapp, his first of the season. Goal scorers for Checkers: Matt "Fourbell" Belfour with two and one assist, while singles went to Richard "Bat-man" Bateman and two assists, Tracy "Gabby" Lemke, Mark "Buzz" Bradley, John "Turtle" Whittaker, plus an assist, and Chad "Whitey" Vanderende. Other assists on the goals: Steve "Deb" De Blois with two and singles to Jeff "Mad-dog" White, Brandon "Ozzie" Osmond, Collin "Tiger" Taggart and Chris "Aikhorn" Aitken. The second game was submitted submitted by the coaching staff, as we hope to have team involvement - as to the way they see the game. Whitby - Brooklin Atom of nine and 10 year olds, visited Darlington Arena on Saturday afternoon, and for a while had lire game well in hand. For the first two, periods, Whitby dominated the Checkers boys, but could only manage a 2 - 0 lead, thanks to the solid goallending goallending of Jamie "Caboose" Doyle, Then late in the second period, while the Toros were shorthanded, Chad "Whitey" Vanderende stole the puck at the Whitby blue line, raced in and sizzled a shot in the corner. Then In the third, the Toros really turned on the power, Tracy "Gabby" Lemke lied the game, converting converting « nice pass from ever improving Matthew "Four- hells" Belfour and Chad Vanderende. Willi exactly one minute remaining, Big Chad, who was seeing double duty, receiving the puck from Matt Belfour, went down the left side, cut in front of the net and beat the Whitby goalie for the winner. Toros winning the game 3 - 2. A solid effort was given by the defense, anchored by the always aggressive Jason "Bing" Crosbie. Congratulations Congratulations team on a real good comeback. The third game was also played at Darlington at 5:30 p.m. against Oshawa LNHL Bruins. The Toros winning 5 - 1. Goal scorers for Bowmanville: Bowmanville: Mark Bradley with two, Richard Bateman, Chris Aitken and John Whittaker adding one each. Assisting on the goals - Jason Crosbie with three, singles to Chad Vanderende, Vanderende, John Whittaker, Brandon Osmond, Steve De Blois, Tracy Lemke and Matt Belfour. The fourth game was played in the Brooklin Arena, Sunday evening, against the FINE QUALITY MONUMENTS and MARKERS Look lor this seal It's your guarantee ol permanence STAFFORD BROS. LTD. '/fulkoriuA Dialtr Stafford Brothers Monuments LIMITED Box 133 318 Dundas St. E., Whitby Phone Whllby 668-3552 same Whitby team the Toros hosted the day before - as mentioned in game one. Whitby winning the scoring spree 7 - 5. Whitby led 4 - 1 after the first, with Richard Bateman getting the lone Toro goal from John Whittaker and Chris Aitken. After two periods, Whitby was ahead 6 - 2, with Mark Bradley connecting connecting for the second goal from Jeff White. Again the team made a strong come back in the third, scoring three to Whitby's one. Goal scorers in the third, John Whittaker from Chad Vanderende, Brandon Osmond from Collin Taggart and the final goal, Jason Crosbie from Matt Belfour and Tracy Lemke. Upcoming Events: 17 January practice at Darlington Darlington 5:00 p.m.; 18, 19 and 20 tournament - Peterborough, TRIPLE F BOWLING N. Griffioen 5, A. Bohsma 4, I. Dykstra 4, A. Atkinson 4, N. Bakker 4, A. Vandergaast 3, H. Vandergaast 3, P. Glasbergen 3, D. Van Abbema 3, G, Evers 1, C. Van Niejen- huis 1, J. Rozema 1. High Single Ladies - M. Griffioen 241, J. Buma 241. High Single Men - N, Griffioen 256. High Triple Ladies - M. Griffioen 657. High Triple Men - Glasbergen 745, High Average Ladies Griffioen 203. High Average Men Atkinson 213. P. M. A. Oshawa Monument Co. Family Memorials - Markers All Designs and Lettering Done by Us on Premises - NO SALESMEN INVOLVED - Please Telephone 728-3111 for Full Details NON-CONTACT HOCKEY Standings as of January 13,1985 Team GW GL GT GF GA Pts. "Burke" Division den managed to do it by banking banking it in off the goaltender from behind the net for the only score of the period. The teams exchanged goals in the second period. Centre Jeremy Snowden cashed in for the squad on a breakaway. His shooting has become so accurate that his solo efforts have become a sure goal every time. In the third period Richard MacCheyne repeated the behind the net trick for the third and final score making it a 3 - 1 victory for the Bowmanville Bowmanville boys. The team has been playing well of late. The line composed of Cory Chambers, Paul Conway and Scott Selleck have been absent from the scoring sheet but their defensive defensive efforts and hustle have not gone unnoticed. Dana Barrett has filled in at various positions and has turned in a solid effort regardless of the position. The steady play of Ken Cornish has anchored the defence and the goaltending duo of Roger Leblanc and Brett Lambert have been consistent. Flying Dutchman io 4 : 2, 78 54 22 Barrett Electric 8 6 : 2 54 62 18 Shoppers Drug 7 7 : 2 66 64 16 San Marino 6 7 : 3 72 70 15 "Oliver" Division Clinic 11 5 0 74 54 22 Twin Brand 6 8 : 2 48 57 14 Courtice Auto 5 10 ] L 61 75 11 Toby's Pub 5 11 0 67 86 10 Goalie Averages Name Team "Burke" Division GP GA Avg. B. Roberts Flying Dutchman 16 54 3.38 R. Stainton Barrett Electric 16 62 3.88 T. Murdoch Shoppers Drug 16 64 4.00 D. Bracey San Marino 16 70 4.38 "Oliver" Division M. Willoughby Clinic 16 54 3.38 M. Kerstens Twin Brand 16 57 3.56 D. Forrester Courtice Auto 16 75 4.68 D. Cox Toby's Pub 16 86 5.38 Heritage House Pee Wees Lose Consolation Final On Saturday, Jan. 12 the Heritage House Pee Wee Toros travelled north on Highway 35 to play in their third tournament of the season at Minden. The Toros first opponent was a team from Huntsville who caught the Bowmanville squad on one of their off-days, outskating them as well as outshooting them 25 - 10 to take a well deserved 4 - 3 win. Leading the Bowmanville attack with two goals was Brooke Clemens and Shawn McFadyen with one. A single assist was awarded to Todd Banks. Unfortunately Brooke was not able to continue his scoring prowess the following day. A hard tumble into the boards late in the third period earned him a bruised knee and an ambulance ride to the local hospital. Although somewhat hampered by a set of crutches, Brooke was still able to lead the cheering for his teammates teammates on Surtday., The Toros returned to Minden on Sunday, Jan. 13 determined to avenge their lack lustre performance of the previous afternoon. Playing much better as a team, the Local Lads earned a convincing convincing 4 - 1 victory over St. Annes from the Peterborough Church Hockey League, firing 24 shots at the opposing goal. Chris Albin played a strong game in the Bowmanville goal, stopping all but one of the 12 shots directed his way. Sparking the offence was Todd Banks with two goals, one assist, Brad Banks one goal, one assist and Tom White, who is probably still celebrating his first marker of the season, a booming slap-shot from 30 feet out. Bryan James who, along with Tom White and Chris Forsey, anchored a very strong defence, picked up two assists. Shawn McFadyen also earned an assist. In the Consolation Final, the Bowmanville Boys came out flying from the opening face- off. Playing before a packed house they continually swarmed the opposition only to come away empty handed. Outshooting St. Alphonus from Peterborough 16 to 8 over the first two periods the Toros were certainly unlucky not to be ahead by four goals. However However the score remained deadlocked deadlocked at 0 - 0. With 4:08 left on the clock, the opposition converted converted on 1 a goal mouth scramble to lead 1-0. Not to be denied, the Toros stormed right back and, with 1:25 on the clock, Brad Banks sent the game into overtime with a hard, low shot past the St. Alphonus goalkeeper. With two minutes gone in sudden death, the Peterborough Club finally notched the winner despite a valliant effort by Bowmanville nelminder Jason Hiscock, who got a piece of the high hard 20 footer before it hit the twine. Final score St, Alphonus 2 Toros 1. Well done Bowmanville! Bowmanville! Wear the Consolation Runner-Up medals proudly. There are more tournaments coming up. In the only league contest of the week, the Toros hosted the league leading and undefeated Markham "Green Machine" on Wednesday, January 9 at the Darlington Sports Centre. For the third time in as many games against their Toronto Rivals, the Local Boys were handed a shut-out as well as a hockey lesson. Final score 6 - 0. Three Stars for Bowmanville Bowmanville were Bryan James, Todd Banks and Brendan Donohue. Honourable mention to Jason Hiscock, who blanked Markham Markham in the third period as he filled in for an overworked Chris Albin who played the first two periods in the Bowmanville goal. Next home game - Saturday, January 19 against Uxbridge. Ken Wright Atoms Split Weekend Games Saturday, January 12 was a - busy day for the Ken Wright AToms as they hosted the Kingsview Atoms of Oshawa at Darlington in the morning and travelled to Pickering in the evening to play Whitby Minor Atoms. In the morning we had a 2 - 0 lead but were unable to hold off the Kingsview Atoms and were defeated 4-3. Goals were scored by Greg Cook, assisted by Dan Kooy, Grant Spencer unassisted, and Warren Bate unassisted. . In the evening the team got their act together and played an excellent game defeating the Whitby Minor Atoms 1 - 0. The goal was scored by Ryan Becker assisted by Grant Spencer. The goaltending by Sarah Couch was superb. À great game! Ontario Hydro Atoms Tic J fit J Atoms An exciting game was played played on Saturday, January 12 when the Hydro Atom team tied J & J Atoms 2 - 2. Greg Cook came to our rescue when we were down 2 - 0 scoring two goals with assists going to Spencer Latin and Andrew Perkins. Both teams had many chances to score but excellent goaltending by Sarah Couch of Hydro and Sean Brown of J & J held it to a 2 - 2 game. ONTARIO GOVERNMENT TENDER NOTICE TO EQUIPMENT OWNERS, CONTRACTORS, RENTAL COMPANIES, ETC. Requests will be received lor "Equipment Registration Forms" lo list various types ol Equipment available lor hire or tender to the Ministry throughout the Port Hope District maintenance area.. Registration Forms and return envelopes may bo obtained in person, mail or telephone Irom the District Purchasing Ofllco, 138 Hope Street North, Box 150, Port Hope, Ontario, Lt A 3W3, Telephone 416-885-6381. Ext. 54. When requesting above forms, please slain type ol equipment available i.o. dozer, loader, excavator, etc., os the registration lorm dillors lor each typo ol equipment. NOTE: Only those owners registered with tiro Ministry will bo contactor! when Equipment Is required. Ministry of Transportation and Communications