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( 1 ( 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 9,1985 | tport- talk TOWN LEAGUE -- Sponsors in the Men's Thursday Thursday Night Hockey League are Brothers Pizza, Castle Hotel, Jimmy's Flame, Hunt's Photography, Photography, Town Sports and Norm's Delicatessen. Games are played every Thursday at 7 p.m., 8:20 p.m. and 9:40 p.m. FITNESS -- At the Waverley Public School, Fitness Classes are held every Tuesday and Thursday, 4 - 4:30 p.m. The classes are under the instruction of Mrs. Murphy, Ms. Porter and Mrs. Moffat. Sept. 25,1985 High Single A Burgess 289 High Triple A Burgess 654 Team Standings C. Castle - 10065 pins, 12 points, L. O'Brien - 10546 pins, 10 1/2 points, D. Sutcliffe -10342 pins, 10 1/2 points, D. Barrett - 10117 pins, 6 points, T. Wright - 9601 pins, 6 points, A. Burgess - 9555 pins, 3 points. Games Over 200 S. Yarrow 204, L. O'Brien 203, M. Fitzpatrick 202, D. Sutcliffe 226, P. Balson 241, G. Foskett205,206, D. Sweet 224, D. Barrett 211, 248, K. Ovenden 202, 242, A. Burgess 289. FRED'S AUTO BODY - Complete Collision and Rust Repair - Professional Paint Woik • Competitive Rates - Free Estimates - Insurance Claims - 11 years experience 163 Base Une Rd. Bowmanville 623-6353 Think about it When you moved into your home, were you handed ALL the keys? Although we wish you the very best in your new home, we do feel that for your own peace-of- mind that it would be wise to have the locks changed and new keys made up. Call us . . . SHARPENING 40 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-1021 Lobb Ball Championships Decided Last Week FLASHBACK -- 25 Years Ago -- Terry Masters, Ray Preston, Fred Cowle, Ron Pollard, Ron Burgess, Bill Lyle, Clint Ferguson, Mort Richards were some of the players who turned out for the first Intermediate hockey practice last Sunday night. FLASHBACK--10 Years Ago -- Keith Shackelton advises that Bowmanville and area hockey players, ages 5-18, will be welcome at the free hockey clinic at Oshawa Civic Auditorium, Saturday, October 25th, 4 - 5:45 p.m. The clinic is being run by G us Bodnar and Dutch Turner. , HOCKEY -- This week in Jr. C. action Thursday, October 10 - Port Perry at Port Hope 8:00; Saturday, October 12 - Bowmanville at Little Britain 7:30; Sunday, October 13 - Port Hope at Bowmanville 7:30; Cobourg at Lakefield 8:00; Monday, October 14 - Lakefield at Cobourg 8:00. PROGRAM -- There are still some tickets available on the Skate Maintenance Program offered by Boston's Sport, 85 King St. W., Bowmanville. Phone 623-3421 for information. CURLING--The Bowmanville Curling Club is now accepting memberships for the 1985-86 curling season. Phone 623-2670 for details. Night Hawks Bowling I' A V • T ' , ; October 2,1985 High Single S. Yarrow 244 i High Triple S. Yarrow 623 Team Standings D. Sutcliffe - 13097 pins, 14 1/2 points, C, Castle - 12632 pins, 14 points, L. O'Brien -13176 pins, 12 1/2 points, T. Wright -12216 pins, 9 points, D. Barrett - 12466 pins, 7 points, A. Burgess - 11827 pins, 3 points. Games Over 200 D. Sutcliffe 226, P. Balson 205, G. Foskett 212, D. Sweet 220, 227, A. Burgess 206, K. Carnavale 212, I. Hughes 218, T. Wright 241, S. Brown 211, S. Yarrow 244, K. Ovenden Ovenden 238, C. Graham 202, L O'Brien 212,215, M. Fitzpatrick Fitzpatrick 234, B. Tims 213, C. Castle Castle 204,223, H. Simmick202. The M and M Variety men's lob ball team captured captured the town championship last week at a game played against Fox Sports. The final score was 13-7 in favor of M and M. Members of the championship championship team include (front row from left: Mike Wilks, Steve Greengrass, Doug Brough, Harvey Keckett, Gary Cox, and Robert Hannah. In the back row, from left, are: Ron Haass, Leonard White, Murray Ball, Brian Allin, Rhys Jenkins, Bill Bickell, Gerald Kraayenhof, and Don Morrison. Morrison. Absent were Rob Brandt, Rick VanMeer, Pet Adgeest and Coach Norm Tillson. Fox Sports won the runners' up title last week at the Men's Lob Ball Championship. Members of the team include: (front row left to right) Pete Campbell, Tom Moffat, Robin Duetta, Bruce MacDonald, MacDonald, Steve White, Jamie Wright, Bob hender- son, and Paul Caswell. In the back row, from left, are: Doug Rickard, Dale Millson, Dave Barre, Tom Van Buren, Dwight Searle, Stan McNair, Jeff Fox (sponsor), Doug Henderson, Roy Druce, Gerald Veleke, and Ralph Searle. The final game of the season was played in Orono. Youth Bowling League Results Tyke Division Saturday, October 5,1985 Team Standings Orioles 10, Hummingbirds Hummingbirds 8, Sparrows 7, Wrens 5, Finches 5, Blue Jays 3, Canaries 0, Cardinals Cardinals 0. High Singles D. Britton 133, J. Pearson 116, M. Bothwell 113. High Doubles D. Britton 224, J. Pearson 200, M. Bothwell 184, C. Ped- liak 172, L. Norrish 163, J. Vickery 159, M. Johnson 156, G. Coles 154. Bantam Division Saturday, October 5,1985 Team Standings Hill 12, Chomey 10, Burns ROGER SWAN AUTO CENTRE Hwy. 2 - 3 miles 623-2906 West of Bowmanville I invite all my friends to drop In and see me at my new location. OPENING SPECIALS 1983 ESCORT-5 Speed Factory sunroof, AM/FM, etc. Super sharp car. Shadow grey with red cloth trim. $4695 1982 HONDA CIVIC 4 speed, rear wiper, red grey trim. $3895 with 1981 ACADIAN - 2 Door 4 cyl., 4 speed, stereo, original blue exterior with contrasting cloth. $3295 ONEYEAR WARRANTY AVAILABLE ON MOST CARS. 1981 CUTLASS L.S. 4 door, V-6, auto., P.S., P.B., factory air, AM/FM, original in and out. $5995 1981 PHOENIX-4 Door 4 cyl., auto., P.S., P.B., stereo, medium blue with dark blue cloth trim. $4495 10, Big Canoe 9, Rogers 9, Evers 7, Sutherland 7, Richards 7, McFeeters 7, Johnston 4, Sansom 2, MacDonald MacDonald 0. High Singles E. Hill 208, J. McFeeters 197, M. Sutherland 185, D. Rogers 182. High Triples J. McFeeters 512, E. Hill 506, E. Evers 463, M. Sutherland Sutherland 459. Junior Division Saturday, October 5,1985 Team Standings Stacey 19, Grant 17, Farrow Farrow 11, Big Canoe 9, Walkey 4, Maynard 3. High Singles D. Grant 233, D. Big Canoe 221, M. Harness 218, D. Wright 215, R. Mulder 202, K. Maynard 197. 199, G. Evans High Triples G. Evans 570, D. Grant 553, D. Big Canoe 534, M. Harness Harness 522, K. Maynard 514, R. Mulder 501. Senior Division Thursday, October 3,1985 l High Singles K. Wright 263, 216, 203, G.. Stacey 230, 191, D. Dickson 216, T. McMullen 208, K. Smith 205, N. Dudley 203 High Triples K. Wright 682, G. Stacey 590, K. Smith 564. Bowlers - Please remember to collect your 7-Up Muscular Muscular Dystrophy pledges and bring your extra money next week to qualify for the Combo Team. PLAYERS WANTED 25 Years Old and Up Competitive, Non-contact HOCKEY League, LEAGUE STARTS OCT. 20/85 For more information call: Ron Shackelton 623-7327 Games Played: Bowmanville Arena Sunday Mornings Foundry Lge. September 24, 1985 Team Standings J. Murphy 12, G. Cowling 12, S. Adams 10, G. Simpson 8 and one-half, E. Cowling 6, L. Taylor 1 and one-half. Top 10 Averages J. Murphy 227, S. Adams 214, C. Dove 213, G. Simpson 207, G. Cowling 201, S. Potter 195, L. Taylor 194, Gummer 194, C. Morey 191, L. Greenham 190. Ladies High Single D. Taylor 272 Men's High Single C. Dove 253 Ladies High Triple J. Murphy 717 Men's High Triple C. Dove 651 October 1,1985 Team Standings J. Murphy 16, G. Cowling 16, S. Adams 11, E. Cowling 9, G. Simpson 8 and one half, L. Taylor 1 and one half. Top 10 Averages J. Murphy 221, S. Adams 213, C. Dove 208, G, Cowling 200, G. Simpson 198, S. Potter 198, C. Morey 197, L. Taylor 196, Gummer 194, G. Smith 194. Ladies High Single B. Gilkes274 Men's High Single C. Morey 310 Ladles High Triple S. Potter 626 Men's High Triple C. Morey 655 Town and Country Lge. Sunday, Sept. 29,1985 1st place - Chris Hewlett - 24 points, 2nd place - Betty Bredin - 20 points, 3rd place - Les Hunt -14 points, Mark Wilkins - 14 points, 4th place - Arnie Brinklow -13 points, 5th place - Roy Hewlett Hewlett -10 points, Mike Powers - 10 points, 6th place - Bob Brown - 7 points. Ladies High Triple Ev Cole 654 Men's High Triple Alan Tibbies 721 Ladies High Single Ev Cole 245 Men's High Single Walter Curr 291 Hospital Lge. Ladies' High Single - Janice Woodcock 271. Men's High Single - Rod Greenley 324. Ladies' High Triple - Janice Woodcock 642. Men's High Triple - Gary Pickard 708. Top 10 Averages Susie Marshall 204, Phil Woodcock 203, Roy Woodcock 198, Gary Pickard 197, Rod Greenley 192, Cindy Vivian 188, Janice Woodcock 187, Brian Cascagnette 186, Art Atkinson 185, Sharon Woodcock 182. The Fiero's are in first place with 28 points and 13387 pinfall. St. Marys Midgets Off to Good Start Due to the fact that there is no juvenile team in Bowmanville Bowmanville this year, the Major Midgets have adopted St. Marys Cement plant as their sponsor. Approximately thirty-four boys initially tried out for the team, four of these being goal- tenders. After two active work-outs and two exhibition games. The number was reduced to fourteen plus two goal-tenders. The current forwards are: Paul Stainton (three), Scott Page (seven), John Romano (eight), Glen Campbell (nine), Mike Gallant (eleven), George Pithie (twelve), Kelly Balson (fourteen) and Chris Shmyr (seventeen). Holding down defense positions at the present present time are: Dave Tuepah (two), Bob McArthur (four), Shawn Rekker (five), Jamie Downing (six), and Larry Perris (ten). Goal-tending positions are held by David Smith (one), and Scott Webster (thirty). The coaching and managing staff is comprised of Harvey Webster, Ralph Cryderman and Werner Wailraff. The midget club would like to congratulate four of their former teammates, Chris Beck and Brian Noble for making the Oshawa Legionnaires Legionnaires and Jamie Lever and Kelly Armstrong who cracked the Junior C lineup with the Eagles. We wish all four the best of luck in all their future endeavours. The past week with team selecting made the Midget club participated in three exhibition games, last Sunday in Peterborough against their AAA Majors, Tuesday in Pickering with their AA Majors and Wednesday at Darlington against Port Perry's Major Club. In Peterborough last Sunday, the Toros stuck with the free-wheeling Lift-Lock City team and came away on the short end of an 8 - 4 score. Our boys should be commended commended on the effort and desire they put into their play. John Romano, Scott Page scored singles while David Fairey notched two. Assists went to Kelly Balson (two), Mike Gallant, Larry Perris and Paul Stainton. Scott Webster and David Smith shared the net-minding duties, making some excellent saves but were helpless on most scoring plays as the quick "Petes" broke in alone. On Tuesday, the St. Marys Merry Makers Huisman 8201 pinfall, 12 points ; Junkin 8338,10; Smith 8291, 7; Etcher 8268, 6; Roberts 8040, 5; Bullock 7672, 2. High Single - C. Roberts 264. High Double - C. Roberts 502 (238, 264). Top Averages R. Junkin 207, C. Roberts 206, G. Smith 201, M. Huisman 196, V. Murphy 195, F. Bullock 186. Toros edged Pickering in a hard working come-from- behind victory. After being down 2 - 0 early, Mike Gallant notched one from George Pithie. Kelly Balson tied the game from Gallant and Pithie. Pickering again took the lead but Larry Perris evened it on passes from Gallant and Pithie. Pickering came back with two near the end of the second period, but with 34 seconds remaining David Fairey was sent in alone on alert passing by Shawn Rekker to bring the Toros within one. After a few quiet words on the penalty situation our boys cruised through the third scoring scoring four times and only taking one penalty. Three consecutive consecutive goals were scored by George Pithie on set-ups by Shawn Rekker, Glen Campbell, Campbell, Mike Gallant (two), and Jamie Downing (two). Pickering tallied once before the closing goal was scored by Bob McArthur on a picture play. With Pickering having an extra attacker for their goaltender, Chris Shmyr won the draw in our end and Bob sent a full-length shot into the open net. Once again Smith and Webster shared the duties in net. The St. Marys Toros got off on the right foot in their first home game on Wednesday night by topping Port Perry 8 - 4. Goal scorers in this one were: Glen Campbell with two, and singles by Shmyr, McArthur, Pithie, Romano, Gallant and Balson. Kelly notched three assists, while Mike Gallant, Dave Tuepah and Jamie Downing had two each and John Romano, Bob McArthur, Chris Shmyr, Paul Stainton and David Fairey each assisted on one. Both David and Scott picked two pucks out of the net in sharing the duties. The team's supporters should be pleased with their hard work, free passing and continuous skating. If they continue to give their best in practice we will get the most out of the games. We travelled to Lindsay Sunday, October 6th and are home to Pickering Wednesday, Wednesday, October9 at 9:00 p.m. We would appreciate your encouraging and positive support. TIRE SALES INC. 676-1220 TRISUN, All SEASON 299 Pean Av 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. Mehog. • Softwoods Hardwood & softwood plywood. MILL end YARD Specialty 328 Rlteon Rd. N., Oshawa Custom Milling 725-4744 Are Your Winters Dull? Brighten them up by joining the ... Bowmanville Curling Club Men's Section ....Tues., Thurs. Nights $190. Mixed Section Mon., Friday Nights Ladies' Business Girls wed. Nights $110. Section Tues., Thurs. Afternoons $160. Social Membership $ 20. Juniors' Section $ 85. JOIN THE CLUB WITH THE NEW LOOK • Bonspiels, Dances, Monte Carlo Nights • Heated rink • Food and hot drinks during and after draws • Guests welcome • Cash or Chits accepted • Fireplace in lounge • Premises fully licensed • Fun and fellowship FREE Instruction and Practice Time by Curl Canada October 15th-17th FREE Wine and Cheese Parly on Friday, October Wthforallparticipantsof CurICanada. FREE Sliders and Brooms to new members. FOR INFORMATION PHONE: Steven Wilson 623-2670 Bowmanville Country Club Middle Road, Box 40 Bowmanville