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c" v The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 13,1985 7 CONFERENCE -- In co-operation with the Ministry of Tourism and Recreation, the Town of Newcastle, Community Services, and the Lions Club of Bowmanville, the Oshawa YWCA is hosting a 1985 Volunteer Executive Conference planned for March 22 and 23 at the Lion's Community Centre in Bowmanville. The purpose of the Conference is to develop and implement a leadership training program for Volunteer Executives. The Workshops are for Volunteer leaders and people working with sport organizations in Durham Region. Topics will include successful tournaments and Special Events Strategies for Fund Raising, Finding and Keeping Volunteers, Managing your Organizations, Volunteers and Time and the Communication Process, to name but a few. For further information, registration forms and fees, please contact Janice Griffith at the Oshawa YWCA, 576- 8880 or Joe Kennett, Recreation Department, Town of Newcastle, 623-3392. .Vii Heritage House Pee Wees Lose Final Playoff Game Winners Receive Awards in Valentine 9 s Day Bonspiel NON-CONTACT -- The 6th annual Bowmanville Non-Contact Hockey Tournament will be held at Orono Arena, April 5th, 6th and 7th and offers over $2,000 in prizes. For information, phone Ron Shackelton, 623-7327 but hurry. Entry closing date is February 15th. ZOO SKI -- Cross country skiing season is underway as the Metro Toronto Zoo presents "ZooSki, '85". Tigers, Polar bears, elephants and giraffes are just some of over 4,000 animals waiting to be discovered as you ski the spectacular 710 acre site. What makes ZooSki unique is that the skier who gets a little cold or tired can leave his trek to visit exotic animals and plants in the tropical temperatures of the eight pavilions housing over 240 species. The zoo provides other amenities for the winter visitor such as free parking, restaurant and shack bar service, a heated monorail ride and • camel rides. The ZooSki Chalet offers complete equipment rental and private or group lessons. For information and reservations, please call 284-9781. The zoo is open everyday. Winter hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with last admissions at 3:30 p.m. The world class zoo is located on Meadowvale Rd. in Scarborough just north of Highway 401. For information, please call 284-8181. Checker's Variety Overwhelms Oshawa The Checkers Pee Wee squad were at the top of their form this past week, disposing two Oshawa opponents with ease. In both games the Checkers boys set a quick pace forcing the opposition at all times. On Monday, February 4, the team played against Oshawa Lake Vista in the Newcastle Arena. The squad controlled the game and dominated the Oshawa crew. Centremen Cory Chambers and Richard MacCheyne picked up two goals apiece in the contest. Cory had help from linemates Paul Conway and Scott Selleck as each registered an assist, Blueliner Larry Morrison assisted on both of Richard's markers. Defence- man Dustin Couch notched one from a slapshot from the point set up by Jeremy Snowden. Winger Kent Van- derheyden scored the final goal in the 6 - 2 rout. On Saturday, February 9, the squad entertained Oshawa Thornton - Dundee at the Bowmanville Arena. The first period went scoreless but the majority of the play was confined confined to the Oshawa end of the rink. In the second period the Checkers crew routed the opposition with four scores. Richard MacCheyne scored once and also set up both his wingers Scott Latin and Kent Vanderheyden for two more scores. Winger Sean Snow closed the period with a score on an excellent set up by linemate Jeremy Snowden. The third period opened with a goal from winger Scott Selleck and this score was expertly set up by centre Cory Chambers. The final result was 5 - 2 for the homeside. Most of the goals are coming as a result of team play and this looks well for the squad. Linemates are looking for plays and this increases their offensive potential. At the other end of the rink the play of the goaltenders and defencemen has been steady. The blueliners have been clearing their zone with authority and are supporting the forwards on the attack. S?e (Dlbe health £>fjoppe is the place tor all your baking supplies and save on bulk foods, vitamins, herbs and all natural foods. We also carry a full line of BULK FOODS, SPICES and BAKING GOODS j9e €>lbc fjcaltfj SHjoppe 116 King St. West, Bowmiinville, Ontario 623-5777 The Bowmanville Curling Club hosted its annual Valentine's Day Mixed Bonspiel and the rink pictured above took home first place. Team Cheque Presented to League Convenor The proceeds from the Central Ontario Junior 'C' All Star game were turned over to the league during a presentation at the Bowmanville Eagles playoff game on Sunday night. More than $1,200 was turned over to the association. Taking part in the centre ice exchange are Jim Murphy, league treasurer Brian Keighley, league convenor Andy McLauchlàn and director Joan Sutcliffe. Eagles Edge Mo Jacks 6-5 By Sam Laskaris The Bowmanville Cowan Pontiac Eagles have grabbed a 1 - 0 lead in their best-of- seven Central Ontario Junior 'C' Hockey League semi-finals by virtue of a 6 - 5 victory over the Port Perry Mojacks in the Bowmanville Arena on Sunday night, Darcy Huber opened the scoring for the Eagles at the 2:34 mark of the first period as he picked up on Chris Dreossi's rebound and deposited it behind Clay Lovering in the Mojacks* net. This goal which came on the powerplay was also assisted by Andy Terry. The Mojacks, however, tied the game with a powerplay marker of their own at 9:54 as Rob Sedore scored from Mike Ryan and Jeff Johnstone. The Eagles restored their lead at 14:13 as Glenn German scored a shorthanded goal. As the Mojacks were passing the puck around in the Eagles' zone the puck came back to a Mojacks' player who fanned on a shot, German capitalized on this opportunity by racing the length of the ice and placing placing the puck in the Mojacks' net. Port Perry was able to tie the game once again before the period concluded as Brian Nicholson (the league lender in scoring during the regular season) scored from Johnstone Johnstone and Rob Nicholson at 111:411. At the 1:40 mark of the middle stanza the Eagles went abend 3 - 2 as Scott Heard scored his first of the evening from John Young, Heard then scored Ills second of the game with Young and Terry earning the assists at the 11:20 mark. The Port Perry squad however, was able to cut the Eagles' lead to only one goal heading Into the final twenty minutes of play with a short- handed goal at 17:50, Paul liutlerworth set up captain -•apt Scott Wallace who scored on a breakaway. This set the stage for a very entertaining third period. As was expected, in the final period both teams provided some enjoyable hockey to watch. It was the Eagles who scored first as Young beat netminder Lovering, with line- mates Scott Heard and Brian Heard earning the assists only fifty-six seconds into the period. Just over a minuté later, Brian Nicholson displayed a good burst of speed as he dashed into the Eagles' zone and beat netminder Scott Hooper with a shot between his legs. Rob Nicholson and Johnstone were awarded assists on the play. The Mojacks tied the game at 5 - 5 at the 11:14 mark. The goal resulted when Eagle netminder netminder Hooper attempted to clear the puck out. of his own zone and inadvertently placed the puck on the stick of the Mojacks' Buttcrworth. With Hooper out of position, Butter- worth simply had to beat Tim Preston, who was the lone Eagle in any position to attempt and stop Butter- worths shot. With this goal it appeared that momentum was with the Mojacks' squad. This idea was quickly put to rest us only thirty-four seconds , later Huber scored the game- winner for the Eagles, his second of the evening, with the assists going out to Drcossi and Randy Ellis. The Mojacks hud several good scoring opportunities but were tumble to attain the equalizing goal which would have sent the game Into overtime, overtime, Excluding the all-star game which the Eagles lost 2 - l, the team Is now unbeaten in its past twenty-two games. In their quarter-final series the Mojacks needed to go the limit of seven games before eliminating last year's league finalists, the Little Britain members Jean and Bill Belfour, and Marg and Gord Regts are shown above receiving their awards from organizer Roger Wood. Audio-vision Oldtimers On a Roll Audio Vision Oldtimers hosted Whitby Marigold and Oshawa Antiques and came away with two wins. Then they travelled to Ajax to play the Ajax Old Boys and were nipped 8 - 5. Audio Vision beat Marigold 6-3 with the scoring spread out through the team. Getting goals were Gary Akey, Wayne Bradley, J. R. Tousignant, Jim Connell, Mike Hewer and Ray Pickell. Audio Vision Oldtimers hosted Oshawa Antiques and beat them 4 - 2. Netting goals were Mike Hewer with a pair, Paul McIntyre and Bruce Meadows with singles. Audio Vision Oldtimers travelled to Ajax to play the Old Boys and were beat 8 - 5. Scoring goals for Audio Vision were Don McMurter with a pair and singles coming from Mike Hewer, Brian Bradley and Paul McIntyre. TRIPLE F N. Griffioen 13, A. Atkinson 12, A. Vandergaast 11, A. Bonsma 10, D. Van Abbema 9, N. Bakker 9, I. Dykstra 8, P. Glasbergen 8, C. Van Niejen- huis 7, J. Rozema 7, H. Vandergaast 7, G. Evers 7. High Single Ladies - H. Vandergaast 243. High Single Men - P. Glasbergen Glasbergen 280. High Triple Ladies - H. Vandergaast 674. High Triple Men - P. Glasbergen Glasbergen 709. High Average Ladies - M. Griffioen 197. High Average Men - P. Glasbergen 206. Merchants. An 8 - 5 victory last Thursday in Port Perry gave the Mojacks the dubious honour of facing the Eagles in the semi-finals. In the other semi-final series the Port Hope Panthers (who eliminated eliminated the Cobourg Cougars in six games) are presently tied 1-1 in games with the Lakefield Chiefs as both teams won their home game. The next game for the Bowmanviile-Port Perry series is slated for Saturday night in Port Perry. Game three will be played here in Bowmanville the following night. Dennis Pizza Novice Toros Win Four Well, Dennis Pizza Novice Toros wrapped up a fourth consecutive playoff win in their divisional play-offs this weekend. Games played January 26th and 27th had been successful for the Toros as they defeated Cobourg 5 - 2 and Port Hope 6 - 0. This weekend saw the Toros extend their winning streak to four wins, 0 losses as they defeated Port Hope 5 - 0 on Saturday and Cobourg 5 -1 on Sunday, Byron llnrnum doing an outstanding job in net as he "netted" two shut-outs in the series playoffs thus far. Goals scored by Jeff Murphy (assistant captain) one, Ryan Robinson six, Chad Veinot one, and Gary Adams (captain) with two over the weekend, and assists by David Watt, Kevin Martin, Bruce llnrnum, Ian Taggart, Jason Hoffman as well as Gary, Jeff and Ryan. Truly a team to be reckoned with • a team of up and coming talent. Submitted by K. Ililderbrand undG. Vaughan. Hospital Lge. February 5,1985 Ladies High Single Janice Woodcock 305 Men's High Single Rod Greenley 273 Ladies High Triple Janice Woodcock 695 Men's High Triple Rod Greenley 741 Top 10 Averages Phil Woodcock 202, Janice Woodcock 198, Art Atkinson 198, Rod Greenley 194, Roy Woodcock 190, Susie Marshall 185, Brian Cascagnette 184, Jim Potter 180, Marie Pickard 179, Ted Broome 174, Mabel Ubsdell 174. Team 5 and team 2 are tied for first place with 24 points. Merry Makers G. Smith 13 points, 10,715 pinfall; E. Etcher 12, 10,124; R. Junkin 8, 10,317; C. Roberts 7,10,173; F. Bullock 7, 10,154; M. Huisman 7,10,116. High Single - Lorna Bain 248. High Double - Mary Huisman 422 (185, 237). High Average - Gloria Smith 205. Gloria Smith 205, Mary Huisman 197, Carol Roberts 193, Reta Junkin 192, Youth Bowling February 9,1985 Tyke Division Team Standings - Scooby- Doo 22, Bugs Bunny 18, Charlie Brown 15, Woody Woodpecker 12, Smurfs 10, PacMan 10, Spiderman 8, Chipmunks 5. High Singles - K. Connaghan 109, 96, J. Pearson 119, 104. High Doubles - J. Pearson 223, K. Connaghan 205. Bantam Division Team Standings - Hall 33, Flint 26, Huard 24, McMullen 21, McFeeters 18, Wraight 14, Big Canoe 14, Floyd 14, Gowans 7, Smith 4. High Singles - C. Johnston 219, D. Big Canoe 210, S. Dickson 197, L. Floyd 185, E. Hill 171, J. P. Huard 169. High Triples - D. Big Canoe 550, L. Floyd 474, S. Dickson 458, C. Johnston 444, L. Gowans 432, A. Foster 419. Junior Division Team Standings - Grant 25, Maynard 23, Smith 19, McMullen 18, Harness 16, Farrow 14, Walkey 13, Couch 12. High Singles - K. Bromell 248, N. Dudley 238, 205, T. Wraight 237, D. Grant 212, C. Connaghan 212, M. Harness 211. High Triples - N. Dudley 608, T. Wraight 582, D. Couch 556, K. Smith 545, K. Maynard 550, M. Harness 541, K. Bromell 526, D. Grant 517, C. A. Farrow 500. February 7,1985 Senior Division. Team Standings - Trotter 24, Terry 23, S. Kirkton 21, Sutcliffe 16. High Singles - G. Stacey 263, 238, 199, Ti. Kirkton 258, Ta. Kirkton 226, 197, K. Wright 218, C. Evans 191. High Triples - G. Stacey 700, Ti. Kirkton 596, Ta. Kirkton 584, K. Wright 571, R. Sutcliffe 563. On Friday, February 1, the Heritage House Pee Wee Toros travelled north to Port Perry to play their final playoff playoff contest having already been mathematically eliminated eliminated from further play. Although they played hard for the full 60 minutes, the local lads were no match for the large, fast skating Port Perry Club, which may be the strongest team that the Toros have faced all season. The shots on goal were 59 to 14, and the final score of 8 - 0 for the home side was certainly predictable. Only the brilliant stand-up net-minding of Jason Hiscock kept the score from climbing into double figures as he blanked the red-hot Port Perry shooters through the second half of the game. Three Stars for Bowmanville were No. 1 Jason Hiscock, No. 2 Greg White, and No. 3 Kevin Farrow. On Saturday, February 9 the team once again headed north to play in the Annual Little Britain Pee Wee Tournament. Unfortunately, the boys are still showing the effects of four lop-sided playoff losses and were never really in the first game, losing4-0 to Pickering. In the second contest the Bowmanville boys showed some improvement as they were able to score three goals against Whitby and were in the game until a rush of third period penalties, particularly in the final three minutes thwarted any chance of victory. Final score Whitby 6 - Bowmanville 3. Scorers for Bowmanville were Todd Banks with two and Brooke Clemens. Hopefully, this Toro team can return to playing the kind of "team" hockey they are capable of for the balance of the season, which includes two more tournaments and a series of exhibition games. NON-CONTACT H0CKEV Twin Brand Orchards put an end to Toby's Pub's series of conquests of trying to finish in third position ahead of Cour- tice in the Oliver Division, as they defeated them 7 to 2. Toby's loss puts them in fourth place and pits them against Clinic Pharmacy in the first round of the Playoffs. The second place finish by Twin Brand forces them to play off against their division antagonists, antagonists, Courtice Auto Wreckers, in a best two of three series. Twin Brand took the lead in the first period and remained ahead as their mystery player P. Plumbtree counted for four points. This excellent game had only six minor penalties assessed with Twin Brand taking four of them. Shots on goal were a little one-sided as Twin Brand outshot Toby's 36 to 15. Game two of the evening had Clinic Pharmacy, who have been floundering lately, playing against Courtice Auto Wreckers. The 3 to 3 tie between these two teams gives Courtice sole possession of third place, matching them against Twin Brand Orchards (Beasties) in the Playoffs. Two goals by Clinic's N. "B" Crosbie paved the way for Clinic as they had to fight hard to force a tie with Courtice. Courtice. R. Jay, playing his usual aggressive game, began Courtice's scoring which was rounded off by singles from J. Partner and P. Henderson. Clinic's final goal came from P. Murdock, who was juggled from one line to another, as a result of an injury to a line- mate during the game. Courtice outshot Clinic by a wide margin of 32 to 18. The big game of the schedule was played at 7:00 a.m. on Sunday between Shopper's Drug Mart and San Marino's, with the winner remaining in the Burke Division. The 5 to 4 victory for San Marino's allowed them to expand their lead over Shopper's in the standings by three points, and to remain part of the Burke Division. E. Strand was the man for the "Chargers", as he scored two of their five goals. Singles from B. Benham, B. Hazelton and G. Krummenacher rounded off San Marino's scoring. T. Klawitter scored two and assisted the other two in Shopper's Drug Mart's effort. San Marino's not only had the edge in goals but also in penal ties and shots which were recorded as 4 to 2 and 23 to 16 respectively. The final game of the schedule schedule was staged between the Flying Dutchman and Barrett Electric. When the final buzzer was sounded the tie score of 3 to 3 resulted in no changes in the standings. The Dutchman remain in first place with 27 points and Barrett's place second with 22 points. The Dutchman's J. Smith chalked up three points which gives him a year's total of 39, and the lead in scoring. Barrett's markers came from J. Lemke, K. Rowe and G, Adams, the shots on goal were recorded at Dutchman 19 and Barrett's 17. Only one minor penalty was assessed throughout the game. Playoffs begin Saturday, February 16th: 8:00 p.m. Dutchman vs. Shopper's; 9:30 p.m. Barrett's vs. San Marino's; Sunday, February 17th: 7:00 a.m. Clinic vs. Toby's; 8:30 a.m. Twin Brand vs. Courtice. House League Hockey Results On February 8, the Mr. Sub team hosted St. Gertrude's of Oshawa. St. Gertrude's showed showed why they are rated as one of the best teams in Oshawa by skating away with an easy 10 to 0 score. This game was a good example of what our boys will face in the first round of the Times Tournament. Tournament. On February 9, the Mr. Sub boys got back on the right road by getting a win over Hutton Transport by a 7 to 3 score. The first goal for Mr. Sub was scored by Richard MacCheyne while the Sub's were a man short, the goal was assisted by Richard Whiten and David Haldinby. The other goals scored by the Subs were Chris Poirier three, Richard MacCheyne two, Bobby Powers one with assists going to David Rice one, Travis Campbell one, Richard MacCheyne one, Robert Van Wess one, Richard Whiten one. The play of the game was the goal scored by Chris Poirier. Chris raced the Hutton player the length of the ice and after three tries got the puck behind Jason Black in the Hutton net. The Sub boys have to keep playing hard because no team in the Pee Wee division can be taken lightly. Hooked on Video Ties Peterboro Toros 3--Petes 3 Last Sunday, February 3rd, the Pee Wee Toros went to Peterborough and came away with a tie. It was an entertaining game with both goal keepers playing well. The coaching staff changed the forward lines around to try and put the team on a winning track and it almost worked as the Toros put together a three goal lead. The first period was scoreless, but not without good chances for each team. Michael Colbourne, who was playing wing, opened the scoring with an assist from Jeremy Laird. Jeff Rohr, assisted by his new linemate, Ryan Putnam and defenceman Andrew Day, scored the second goal and then Matthew Doughty scored on a penalty shot, making a fine feint to his right while shooting the puck between the goal keeper's legs. At the end of the second period, Peterborough scored their first goal. Two more goals in the third period rounded out the scoring, Ronnie Luxton had to play very well in this game, breaking up some three on ones and preventing some good scoring chances on more than one occasion, Save On MoorTone Paints ! Now Only SHQ88 4 litres Available In: • Latex Eggshell Finish • Latex Semi-Gloss • Alhycl Semi-Gloss Available In Over 1000 Colors ABERNETHY'S PAINT and WALLPAPER 55 King SI. W. 623-5431 Bowmanville