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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 23,1985 623-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- At the Bowmanville High School Field Day held last week the following won championships. Charlie Trim won the Boys Senior Championship. The runner-up was Bill Allison. The Girls Senior Championship was won by Sandra Chaskavich with Julia Allin as runner-up. David Werry is the new intermediate Boys Champion, and Don Kerr was the runner-up. Helen Panas captured the Girls Intermediate Championship, and Marjorie Stewart was runner- up. Talbot Thompson became the Junior Boys Champion, and David Neads became runner-up. The winner of the Girls Junior Championship was Marg Pickard and Bonnie Mutton was runner-up. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- The Boxing and Self Defence elective course at Bowmanville Senior Public School is being taught by the Reverend Reverend N.E. Schamerhorn of St. Paul's United Church. Two of the students in the course are David Ritchie and Jeff Donoghue. EAGLES -- On Sunday, October 27th, the Cowan Pontiac Jr. C Eagles will be at home to the Cobourg Cougars. Game time 7:30 p.m. NEW MARINA -- Construction of a new municipally municipally owned marina on the Port Perry waterfront could get underway as early as two weeks and be completed by the end of next April. Township council has accepted a bid for construction of the new facility from Lake Scugog Lumber, Port Perry, and work will get underway this fall. In Saturday's opening game, Courtice Auto Wreckers were defeated by Shopper's Drug Mart 3 to 0 with goals from R. Aylsworth, G. James and D. Lally. Shoppers also held the edge in shots on goal as they bombed Courtice' s D. Forrester with 32. Courtice managed only 13 shots, and also on the lower end of penalties, claiming six of the 14 assessed. The Dutchman must have been glued to the T.V. for Saturday's second game as they iced only eight players. Despite shots on goal being equal at 24 apiece, the score was recorded as 9 to 2 in favour of Twin Brand Orchards. B. Shantz and G. Gray each slammed in a pair for the "Beasties" with the other five singles spread out among their team mates. Dutchman markers were from A. Warren and P. Bycok i late in the game to foil Twin Brand's bid for a shutout. Penalties were four minors to . Twin Brand and two to the Dutchman. It doesn't seem possible that a team could play a 7:00 a.m. game and score five times in 11 shots, but according to the sheets Toby's Pub did just that in their match against San Marino's. Shots were recorded at 34 to 11 for San Marino's but with Toby's taking the game 5 to 3. C. Wheeler was one of the sharp shooters for Toby's with a pair while D. Cox, M. Clouthier and J. Noble found the spot with singles. M. Clarey of San Marino's had a pair in his team's effort as M. DymarsRi rounded off their scoring. Penalties logged showed that Toby's had the . edge 6 to 3. R. Hall did the majority of TIRE SALES INC. 676-1220 TRISUN, (ma belt RADIAL 781 ALL SEASON 299 Desn Ayr. ENTERPRISE LTD. OF BOWMANVILLE PROUDLY PRESENTS THE MICROFURNACE SAVING YOU HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS THIS YEAR IN HOME HEATING. FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION: 623-1764 DISTRIBUTORS ALSO WANTED - t'Y SYMPATHY -- We extend our deepest sympathy to the family of Terry Black who passed away suddenly last Friday evening in a tragic car accident. Terry played sports in Bowmanville from the minor leagues up, and also contributed to many musical groups. GIRLS' HOCKEY -- Excitement! Fun! Speed! No body contact for girls ages 7 - 20. Girls' hockey , has been very active in the Oshawa area for many years. Each team is divided into 3 lines and age groups. The little line is under 12 years old. The middle is 13,14 and 15 years, and the big line is 16 to 20 inclusive. There are 3 minute buzzers and each line plays against its own age group. The girls absolutely have a ball! No experience necessary. Call Murray Davis today at 579-0785 or 579-6300. NON-CONTACT HOCKEY the damage to Clinic Pharmacy Pharmacy as he scored three times, to bring Barrett Electric to their 6 to 4-victory. The shots on goal were close at 23 to 22 for Barrett's while Clinic held the edge in penalties penalties 2 to 0. Other Barrett goal scorers were R. Drew,, ,J. Lemke, and with his first point of the season, A. Short. Clinic fought back with goals by L. Jay, G. Hillis, D. Tulk and P. Hoy but couldn't catch Barrett at the final buzzer of this excellent game. Night Hawks High Single - B. Swan 254. High Triple - B. Tims 639. Team Standings L. O'Brien 18,734 pins, 20 and one-half points; C. Castle 17,728, 20; D. Sutcliffe 18,280, 18 and one half; T. Wright 17,452,14; D. Barrett 17,520, 8; A. Burgess 16,583, 3. Games Over 200 I. Hughes 206, T. Wright 200, A. Goemans 219, D. Trewin 219, P. Balson 219, G. Foskett 243, C. Castle 233, J. Bridges 236, B. Swan 254, D. Barrett 211, 251, L. Vandergaast 216, L. O'Brien 221, S. Barrett 209, M. Fitzpatrick 229, B, Tims 206, 239. Merry Makers Team Standings Oct. 17 Junkin 11,666 pintail, 13 points; Huisman 11,484, 13; Smith 11,854, 11; Etcher 11,761, 11; Roberts 11,594, 10; Bullock 10,931, 2. High Single - C. Roberts 293. High Double - C. Roberts 488 (195, 293). Top Averages R. Junkin 211, C. Roberts 211, G. Smith 201, M. Huisman 198, V. Murphy 195, E. Etcher 188. ' Midgets Open Season with Win and Loss The Hooked on Video Midget team opened their league play this last weekend splitting with a win and a loss. On Saturday we travelled to Pickering to lose to their Midgets and start the season off. The Toros were never in 'this game from the beginning faceoff. Scoring Bowman- ville's only goal in the third period was Rob Davidson with assists to Brian Dodd and David Morrison. On Sunday they played host to Ajax, beating them 5-3. This was a penalty filled game on both teams part but Bowmanville Bowmanville managed to still outplay outplay them on the ice. Scoring the Toro goals were Rob Davidson with two, David Zoelman, David Morrison and Michael Houston. Gaining assists were David Zoelman with two, Mike Colwell, Ian Wheelock, Greg Martin and Dan Annis. A special thank you should go to Phil Bird filling in for both Ajax goalies who failed to show up because without his ' help we would not have had a game. He played super in net, keeping the score down behind a team not playing its best game and against his own team mates. The Hooked on Video midgets have played three pre-season games losing two and winning one. The Oshawa Red Wings beat the Toros 7 - 2 in their first game. Scoring for the Toros were Rob Davidson and Ken Desmedt - assists to Ken Desmedt, Greg Clark and Greg Martin. Fenelon Falls beat the Toros 5-1. Scoring our only goal was Dan Annis from Greg Clark and Rob Davidson. On October 7th, the Toros beat Port Perry 6 -1. Scoring for the Toros were Michael Houston with two, Mike Knight, David Morrison, David Zoelman and Rob Davidson. Gaining assists were Mike Knight with two, Michael Houston with two, David Zoelman, Chris Urie, Warren Short and Ian Whpplnrk The midgets would like to thank their sponsor "Hooked- on-Video" for sponsoring them and introduce their lineup lineup for you. Members of the team are as follows: Phil Bird, Travis Martyn, Mike Colwell, Ian Wheelock, Brian Dodd, Chris Urie, Dave Zoelman, Dan Annis, Greg Martin, Mike Knight, Mike Houston, Rob Davidson, John Edmondson, Dave Morrison and Ken Desmedt. The coaching coaching staff are Fred Braybrook, Ron Elliott, Oleh Perun and Terry Zarosky. Foundry Lge. October 15,1985 Team Standings J. Murphy 21, G. Cowling 21, S. Adams 16, E. Cowling 13, G. Simpson 10 and one half, L. Taylor 4 and one half. Top 10 Averages , S. Adams 219, J. Murphy 214, G. Cowling 204, C. Dove 204, G. /Simpson 200, S. Potter 197, L. Taylor 196, C. Morey 194, G. Smith 192, E. Cowling 186. Ladies High Single S. Potter 236 Men's High Single S. Adams 277 Ladles High Triple S. Potter 625 Men's High Triple S. Adams 635 Legion Ladies As atOctober 10 High Single - S. Sobil 302. High Triple - S. Sobil 721. High Average - S, Roberts 215. Team Standings S. Roberts 17, P. Connaghan 16, J. Murphy 11, R. Junkin 10, B. Hanc 9, O. Etcher 9, Top 10 Averages S. Roberts 215, P. Connaghan 214, B. Hanc 213, J. Murphy 209, O. Etcher 207, V. Fairey 207, M. Tennant 190, L. Wright 189, H. Brock 186, R. Junkin 185. Absentees: L. Edmondson. Judo Club Members Bring Home Medals F , v y :t/:\ P • * ,.iV' ' A YW-ei* ' ' - ! V X >" '■■x9h \ ' .;*>> ? r-Aj*f À ■ Vj Vv, . ."K * ;r fSrLawk"*■ v - *->•?.. ,.T - *~r- tti:, v':' .. .. v ... , 11 "> <' ; y^sLU. ■ - - » v \:-r e >: ! V Ky Members of the Maple Leaf Judof Club placed high in the standings of the Quebec Open held on the Thanksgi ving weekend. Neil Browne and Pamela Besse both placed second in the juvenile categories, under the watchful eye of coach Jim Walker. Tammy Patten ion, Aartje Vroegh and Susan Ulrich also earned two seconds and a third, resj ïectively. Major Midget Toros Win Four Games in a Row Success and good luck are usually the result of being prepared for an opportunity, and the St. Marys Cement major midgets have gone into their last four contests prepared. As a result, they have come home with four victories. Sunday, October 6th saw the St. Marys boys in Lindsay for an exhibition encounter. In spite of the lack of passing and usual torrid skating, they came away with a 5 - 4 victory - Paul Stainton, Jamie Downing, Shawn Rekker, Kelly Balson and Chris Shmyr with the winner accounted for the goals. Worthy assists went to Larry Perris (two), Shawn Rekker, George Pithie, Chris Shmyr, John Romano and David Tuepah. On Wednesday, October 9th the major midgets played host to Pickering AA and gained a 4 -1 decision over their higher classed opponents. George Pithie opened the scoring from John Romano and Bob McArthur. Kelly Balson and Paul Stainton set David Fairey up for the second goal before Pickering notched their only counter with 22 seconds left in the second period. Midway Midway through the third, Glen Campbell converted a pass from Larry Perris and Paul Stainton. The scoring was completed by Kelly Balson from Scott Page. David Smith posted à shut-out for his half of the game with" Scott Webster auowmg the one goal. Stouffville were the visitors for the first league game played in Darlington on Wednesday, October 16th. The St. Marys Toros picked up the win by a 7-3 score. Scott Page, Mike Gallant, Larry Perris and Chris Shmyr gave the locals a 4 - 0 lead before the ! visitors scored. One of the : prettiest goals of the year was. scored by Bob McArthur on ai quick pass from George Pithirs and Shawn Rekker'. McArthur, Pithie and Rekkeir notched another four minutes later with Kelly Balson rounding rounding out the scoring. Shmyr (four), Downing (two), Pithie (two), Rekker (two), Pai^e (two), Gallant and McArthur supplied the set-up passes. The following night our boys journeyed to Pickering Village to pick up an 8-2 league win. Paul Stainton lhad the hat trick on passes fi.-om David Fairey, David Tueipah and Glen Campbell. Geiprge Pithie scored twice, one unassisted and one Trorn Gallant and Shawn Reljcker. David Fairey, Mike Grillant and Glen Campbell rounded out the scoring. David Tuepah had four assists while Glen Campbell ; and David Fairey had three each. Scott Webster was on re cord as allowing two goals onie of which never seemed i|o leave his .chest protector's and,glove. The St. Marys Toros travelled to Ajax Sunday, October 20 and hosted Oshawa Minor AAA Monday at 9:00. Port Perry are the visitors on Wednesday, Oct. 23 for a league game. We apologize for omitting no. 16, David Fairey's name' 1 , from the list in the last write-., up. Canadian Tire Defeats Oshawa Blackhawks Orono, Oct. 17 Th(i Bowmanville "Canadian Tire" Toros Bantam Club played the Oshav/a "Eastview Pharmacy Blackhawks" of the Little N.H.li. in a game held here toniglht. Bowmanville opened the scoring at the 1:47 mark of the first 1 period on a goal by Gariith Stone assisted by Tony Van Hoof. This was Stone's first; game back since his injuiry. Oshawa tied the score witln 50 seconds left in the first period. In the second, Oshawa went inl-o a 2 - 1 lead. Mark Tripp puilled the Toros even on an uriassisted goal. Troy Mutton, with assists going to Kevin Flintoff and Gareth Stone gave the Toros a 3 - 2 lead. T.'wenty seconds later, Flintoff made it 4 - 2 with assists going l:o Stone and Tony Van Hoof. 'Oshawa pulled to within one, but that was it! Bowmanville 4, Oshawa 3. Bowmanville Oct. 20 Oshawa "Sipco Oil" Blackhawks Blackhawks played host to the "Canadian Tire" Club in an exhibition game here this afternoon. The game was a bit of a lopsided affair as most of the play was in the Oshawa end throughout the game. Only some sharp goaltending by Oshawa kept them in the game. In the first period, Rob Real opened the scoring with assists going to Dean Baumhauer and Gareth Stone. Mark Tripp made it 2 - 0 assisted by Gareth Stone. There was no scoring in the second, due to the strong goaltending provided by Reid Hasted and Ian Cooper in the Oshawa net. In the third, Gareth Stone, got his third point of the night on a goal assisted by Mark Tripp and Rob Real. Canadian Tire Bantams Open 1985 Season YOUTH BOWLING Tykes - Saturday, Oct. 19 Team Standings - Orioles 20, Sparrows 14, Finches 12, Hummingbirds 11, Blue Jays 11, Wrens 11, Canaries 0, Cardinals 0. High Singles - J. Pearson 120, D. Britton 117, 105. High Doubles - J. Pearson 200, D. Britton 222, J. Vickery 158, B. Humber 156. Bantams - Saturday, Oct. 19 Team Standings - Evers 21, Richards 21, Hill 19, Big Canoe 18, Chomey 17, Johnston 16, Burns 13, Sutherland 12, Sansom 11, Rodgers 9, McFeeters 9, MacDonald 2. High Singles - L. McArthur 192, S. Sansom 182, C. Richards 164, T. Burns 162. High Triples - L. McArthur 478, C. Richards 474, E. Evers 465, D. Rodgers 430. Juniors - Saturday, Oct. 19 Team Standings - Grant 29, Stacey 26, Farrow 16, Big Canfe 15, Maynard Y.5, Walkey 4. ' High Singles - D. Grant 289, R. Mulder 251, A. Stacey 248, J. P. Huard 232, K. Maynard 225, C. Walkey 188. High Triples - D. Grant 716, A. Stacey 585, R. Mulder 571, K. Maynard 562, J. P. Huard 538, C. Walkey 509. Master Junior Qualifiers Bowling with Master Denton Grant are Dawn Grant and George Evans, Master Joan Murphy will be bowling with Cheryl-Ann Farrow and Brent Evers, Danielle Big Canoe and Kevin Maynard will be bowling bowling with Master Larry Piper and Melissa Harness and Vance Sutherland are bowling with Master Doug Trotter. Bowling date is Sunday, November 3, 1985 at Motor City and be there at 8:30 a.m. to startbowling at 9 a.m. Good luck everyone ! Seniors - Thursday, Oct. 17 Team Standings - Stacey 9, McMullen 8, Smith 6, Wright 5. High Singles - K. Smith 279, 215, 211, R. Terry 287, 196, K. Wright 218,194, S. Duvall 204, N. Dudley 196. High Triples - K. Smith 705, R. Terry 646, K. Wright 589, N. Dudley 540. Combo Team Winners Girls Team No. 1 - Donna Rodgers, Traci Hanc, Karri Smith. Girls Team No. 2 - Christa Big Canoe, Cheri Lou Hicks, Tammy McMullen. Girls Team No. 3 - Cheri Richards, Sheri Little, Chris Walkey. Boys Team No. 1 - Jason McCue, Vance Sutherland, Rob Terry. Boys Team No. 2 - Jay Fitches, Andy Big Canoe, Dale Dickson. Boys Team No. 3 - Eric Evers, Eddie Cook, Shawn Duvall. Boys Team No. 4 - Jeff McFeeters, Justin Flint, Kevin Maynard. House Qualifying Round for the Combo Teams will be bowled on Thursday, October 24,1985 at 4:30 p.m. at Liberty Bowl. Cost will be $3.00 per bowler. Toros Tie Port Perry Saturday, Oct. 19 The Canadian Tire Bantams played host to Port Perry in their home opener at the Darlington Arena. In the first period, the Toros took a 1 - 0 lead on a power play goal by Guy Freeman from Brad Rushak and Troy Mutton. Port Perry evened the score as they applied the pressure around the Bowmanville Bowmanville net and beat Zarosky on what appeared as a deflected deflected shot, Gareth Stone gave the home team a 2 -1 lead with assists going to Rob Real and Mark Tripp. In the second period, all the scoring belonged to Port Perry as they scored two unanswered goals to take a 3 - 2 lead. Bowmanville opened the scoring in the third to tie the game at 3 - 3. Nicky Dennis pulled the Tiremen even with a goal assisted by Troy Mutton and Rob Real, Port Perry went ahead for the second PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our specialty is lumber arid lumber products. A complete line of kiln drlfid hardwood and softwoods. • Walnut • Cherry • Maple • Redwood • Teak • Oak • Phil. Mahog. • Softwoods Specially Custom Milling Hardwood & softwood plywood. MILL and YARD 328 Rlleon Rd. N., Oahawa 725-4744 FRED'S AUTO BODY • Complete Collision and Rust Repair - Professional Paint Work - Competitive Rates - Free Estimates - Insurance Claims - 11 years experience 163 Bate Une Rd. Bowmanville 623-6353 Stouffville, Oct. 14 The Toro Bantam "A" team sponsored this year by the local Canadian Tire Store, travelled to Stouffville for the opening game of their 85-86 season. This year's team members are Troy Mutton, Greg Goode, Dean Baumhauer, Baumhauer, and Tony VanHoof on defence, Brad Rushak, Craig deBlois, Rob Real, Eric Janssens, Guy Freeman, Kevin Flintoff, Gareth Stone and Nicky Dennis as the forwards. Goaltending to be handled by Burke Lush and Kevin Zarosky. The coach is Brian Taylor with Harold Mutton as manager and Nick Dennis as trainer. In Stouffville, the first period was scoreless. Both teams, in particular the Toros, played it cautiously, which resulted in some giveaways by both teams. However, neither team to capitalize on the opportunities. In the second period, the local team took an early 1 - 0 lead, scoring after just 1:30 into the period. Eric Janssens evened the score with assists going to Mark Tripp and Rob Real. Craig deBlois gave the Canadian Tire team a 2 to 1 lead on a goal assisted by Brad Rushak. The lead was short-lived, as it just took Stouffville 14 seconds to come back and even the score at two apiece. The score remained that way until the latter stages of the second period, when the home team jumped into a 3 - 2 lead on a power play goal at the 2:06 mark. The Torosi struck early in the third to tie the game as Craig deBlois got his second goal of the night, unassisted. Bfad Rushak and deBlois combined to 'give Bowmanville Bowmanville a 4 - 3 lead as Rushak picked up his second goal of the night. Nicky Dennis then made it 5 - 3 on a goal assisted by Eric Janssens. With Dennis's goal coming with three minutes left in the game it looked like the Canadian Tire club would open the season on a winning note. However, Stouffville had other ideas, and in a span of 16 seconds they came, back to tie the game at 5 - 5. Season Opens for Non Contact Games There was plenty of action at the Bowmanville Arena on Sunday morning, Oct. 20th as the newly formed Commercial Non Contact League opened its regular season with a pair of high scoring contests. In the first match, a late third period goal by Vince Probert assisted by Barry Boyle lifted Royal View Glass to a 6 - 6 tie with National Home Video. Vince Probert and Noel Marsella led the Royal View offence with two goals apiece. Other scorers were Scott McLean and Dan Armstrong with a goal and an assist each. Barry Boyle chipped in with two assists while single helpers went to Mike Folks and Frank Rehr. For the Nationals, George Bowen led the attack with a fine three goal "hat trick" performance. John Downs helped out with two goals and assist while Rob Maddock had a single marker and an assist. Single assists went to Len White, Ted Lintner, Larry Sheppard, Fred Bowen and Ed Harper. The. shots on goal were 26 for each club; In the second game, the Falcons were flying as they outshot their opponents Dennis Pizza 40 - 15 on their way to a 7 - 3 victory. Ernie Czismadia paced the Falcon shooters with two goals and an assist. Grant Reid also had two markers' while Jim Ryhorchuk scored once and added an assist. Mike Byrnes Hospital Lge. Ladies' High Single - Janice Woodcock and Charlotte Cascagnette 222. Men's High Single - Derrick MacLean 237. Ladies' High Triple - Janice Woodcock 621, Men's High Triple - Art Atkinson 658. Top 10 Averages Phil Woodcock 198, Susie Marshall 195, Art Atkinson 192, Rod Greenley 191, Gary Pickard 190, Janice Woodcock 189, Cindy Vivian 188, Brian Cascagnette 188, Roy Woodcock 187, Charlotte Cascagnette 185. The Fiero's are back in first place with 42 points and 18,807 pinfall. and Harold Leach chipped in with singles. Bunny, Ryan anchored the defence and added two assists as did Jamie Perfect. Single helpers went to Scott Bowers, Kevin Roach, Jim Sutherland and Jim Gamble. For the Dennis Pizza squad, who never stopped working and kept the game close for two periods, Rick Martin was the spark-plug with a solid two goal, one assist effort. Wpyne Keefer and Stu Krausenitz each chipped in with a pair of helpers. ; ; Special mention to overworked overworked goaltender, Rick Clark, who played a strong game for the Dennis Pizza team. j Triple F C. VanNiejenhuis, 16, A. Vandergaast 15, J. Rozema 13, D. Van Abbenia 12, N. Bakker 12, H. Vandergaast 10, A. Atkinson 9, G. Evers 9, N. Van' Abbema Sf A. Mulder 8, Mj! Rozema s'; P. Glasbergen 5. |i High Single Ladies - Thea Oegema 272. ; ; , ' High Single Men - .George Hartemink 314. \ High Triple Ladies - Net Van Abbema 594. High Triple Men > Clar Van- Nieienhuis 686. ' v High Average Ladiës - Hammy Vandergaast 193. , High Average Men - Dirk Van Abbema 204. \ , U . • v. Merry Mekers October 10,1985 Team Standings Junkin 10032 pinfall, 1 13 points; Huisman 9854 pinfall, 13 points; Smith 10004 pinfall, 8 points; Etcher 9962 pinfall, 8 points; Roberts 9786 pinfall, 7 points; Bullock 9255 pinfall, 2 points. High Single Reta Junkin 277 High Double Reta Junkin 500 (223,277) Top Averages R. Junkin 214?. C. Roberts 205, G. Smith 201; M. Huisman 197, V. Murphy 197, E. Etcher 184. time in the game only to have Rob Real tie the score on one of the prettiest passing plays of the game. Baumhauer started started the play, going behind the Port's net, fed a pass to Tripp who spotted Real in the slot. Tripp relayed a perfect pass to Real who backhanded a host past the startled Port Perry goalie. Tire Tracks It's good to see Gareth Stone back in the line-up. In a pre-season game, in Ajax, he went into the boards rather heavily and was taken off the ice in a stretcher. Fortunately, Fortunately, it was only a bruised knee and although he missed the first league game, he was back to form for the home opener. Although it didn't show in the stats (other than the tying goal against Port Perry), didn't Dean Baumhauer have a strong game against the Port? I thought so! Radio /haek Bowmanville Computer Centre TANDY 1000 The best $3,000 computer you can buy.'.. foronly$1,399.®® Tandy 1000 128K plus Disc Drive Includes Monochrome Monitor ... $1,399. 00 PLUS Software Package at no charge! Spreadsheet ■ «lord processing ; electronic filing • Database I AUTHORIZED DEALER RadlO 20 King St. W. /haek Bowmanville Telephone 623-2312