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j 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 30,1985 623-00} FLASHBACK -- 25 Years Ago -- Officers elected for 1960-61 season of the Hockey Mothers Association Association in Bowmanville are Past Pres. Mrs. L. Nichols, Pres. Mrs. D. Gilhooly, Vice-Pres. Mrs. Geo. Cawker, Sect'y. Mrs. H. Ballantine. Treas. Mrs. E. Shackleton, Press Convenor Mrs. Cowle, Phone Committee Mrs. H. Bradley, Mrs. J. Hurrie. FLASHBACK --10 Years Ago -- John Hogarth of the Junior B.H.S. Redmen's football team was the runaway scoring champion, with 13 touchdowns touchdowns and four two point converts for 86 points in the opening round playoff games, Monday, November 3rd. RED EAGLES -- This Sunday, the Cowan Pontiac Red Eagles will be at home, 7:30 p.m. to the Port Hope Panthers at Memorial Arena. NON CONTACT -- The newly formed Commercial Commercial Non Contact hockey league play at Memorial Arena, Bowmanville, on Sunday mornings. They'd appreciate some fan support. House League Stats AS OF OCT. 19,1985 W L F Pts. New Cars Now on Display at Cowan Pontiac AWARD -- Molson Ontario Breweries Limited is proud once again to make the Molson Cup Award available to all players in the Ontario Hockey League. This season marks the eighth consecutive year that the award will be presented to the player who consistently exhibits outstanding play throughout throughout the season. A Molson Cup winner is selected from each of the 15 teams in the OHL. Donald Biggs captured the Oshawa Generals Molson Cup witna total of 75 points. Biggs collected 48 goals and 69 assists to finish with 117 points, gooa for a ninth place finish in the overall OHL scoring race. Kirk McLean was second in Molson Cup voting with 65 points followed by Danny Grafton who finished third with 55 points. Grafton was a first round pick of the Los Angeles Kings in this year's NHL draft. A total of five points is awarded to each player who is selected as one of the game's three stars by the local media. The season is divided into five segments and a winner is announced after each segment is completed. A season long point total is kept and the Molson Cup winner at the end of the regular season is announced based upon most points earned. OLDTIMERS -- The Newcastle Busters Old- timers will be hosting their 7th annual hockey tournament Saturday, November 8 - 9. All proceeds proceeds for Memorial Hospital Expansion Fund. Phone Bob Stiles 987-4092 for details. The traditional new car shows have been attracting potential buyers to local showrooms recently in almost unprecedented numbers. At Cowan Pontiac-Buick, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cowan were on the job, welcoming visitors who had come to see the 1986 models. Midgets Play Well Against Oshawa HOCKEY FOR GIRLS -- Phone Murray Davis at 579-0785 or 579-6300 if you are age 7 - 20 and would like to play this year on a girls nockeÿ team. HUNT CLUB -- The Bethany Hills Hunt began their fall hunting season on Sunday, September 22nd. The Opening Hunt was held at Drumore Farm, the residence of John and Nadia Lennox in the Janetville area. Fox hunting takes place each Sunday and Wednesday until December. New members are welcome. Further information information may be obtained from: Lindsay area - Mrs. Donna Clarke [705] 324-4414; Lakefield area - Mrs. Beverly Stephenson [705] 654-3775; Oshawa area - Mrs. Carol Rhodes [416] 263-8170; Port Hope area - Mrs. Carol Retallick [416] 885- 4636. NEW MARINA -- Construction of a new 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. The St. Marys Cement Midgets highlight of the week had to be the Monday night match with Oshawa's Kiwanis Minor Midgets. Although we have two majors, the Oshawa crew is the cream of their minor crop. They have out- scored all other local midget teams by double-figures. Oshawa's Bob Carroll opened opened the scoring at 12:07 of the first period from McCosh and Vail. Mike Gallant replied for Bowmanville one minute later on a pass from George Pithie. Before another minute had elapsed the St. Marys Cement boys had taken the lead on a goal by Glen Campbell on passes by his line mates David Fairey and Paul Stainton. Iain Fraser tied the score with two minutes left in the first period. Oshawa scored the only two goals of the second period from Dines and Fraser. The Kiwanis boys opened the scoring in the third with Kevin Graham scoring from Fraser. George Pithie . brought the locals within two on an assist by Scott Page. At 13:42 Chris Shmyr put Bowmanville back in the game after converting a pass from John Romano and Larry Perris. Iain Fraser again was the thorn-in-the- side as he fired one in the top corner from Dines'. Shmyr closed out the scoring ' with four seconds left after taking a pass from Kelly Balson. Scott Webster played extremely well in the Toros net facing 53 shots and stopping what appeared to be sure scoring chances. On Sunday night, the St. Marys Cement crew visited Ajax AA and edged them 4 - 2. Scott Page had a pair of goals with Paul Stainton and George Pithie adding singles. Assists went to Mike Gallant, Kelly ^ Balson, Bob McArthur, Glen Campbell, David Fairey and George Pithie. David Smith was his usual quick-self in keeping our opponents at bay. After the dynamic contest of Monday, Wt#esday night saw several motors hard to start, Upon taking the ice against Port Perry our "Roaring Toros" slipped behind 4 -1 by the end of the second period. Kelly Balson tallied our marker after stealing the puck and beating Moore in the "Port" net with a nifty piece of stickhandling. With the third period only 30 TAUNTON POOLS and SPAS WOOD STOVE SALE DELUXE INSERTS ttewv. 24 KARAT GOLD PLATED DOOR AVAILABLE By MANY MODELS AND MAKES TO CHOOSE FROM, FROM ONE OF DURHAM REGION'S LARGEST SHOWROOMS FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FF R| ■ DCfT CDCP E 571-0189 CALL COLLECT One of Durham Region's Q 571-0189 largest showrooms. W cc z 571-0217 133 TAUNTON RD. W. O" (0 * OSHAWA, ONT. o 1 0379 . f met rriLfc rh TAUNTON RD. Hooked on Video Midgets Earn 8-1 Win in Port Perry seconds old, David Fairey snuck one in on passes by Paul , Stainton and Glen Campbell. Half-way through the third, Jamie Downing converted a pass from defense-partner David Tuepah to pull the crew within one. Mike Gallant tied it up at 9:23 from ScotbPage. The winning goal was scored at 18:46 when David Fairey picked up a clearing pass and used his magic acts to create a win from what had been a dismal night. Our boys proved what they ' can do, against Oshawa. The next thing is for them to be . able to set the pace and duplicate that performance on their own initiative. Pyramid Points Mike Gallant took a hard check on Wednesday but after a day's rest, is on the way to recovery. Our rivalry with Cobourg is renewed on Tuesday when we journey there for a league game. Wednesday night we host Peterborough AAA Majors. Youth Bowling Seniors - Thursday, Oct. 24 Team Standings - McMullen 15, Wright 10, Stacey 9, Smith 8. High Singles - K. Smith 283, 220, T. McMullen 261, 225, R. Terry 242,202, R. Sutcliffe 230, 212, D. Dickson 212. High Triples - K. Smith 686, T. McMullen 647, R. Sutcliffe 636, R. Terry 615. Juniors - Saturday, Oct. 26 Team Standings - Grant 36, Stacey 31, Farrow 23, Maynard 17, Big Canoe 15, Walkey 4. High Singles - D. Grant 271, J. Mulder 253, 221, C. A. Farrow 232, 226, 222, D. Big Canoe 211, J. Luxton 187. High Triples - C. A. Farrow 680, J. Mulder 658, D. Grant 618, D. Big Canoe 546, K. Maynard 513, J. P. Huard 499. Bantams - Saturday, Oct. 26 Team Standings - Evers 28, Richards 26, Hill 24, Big Canoe 23, Johnston 21, Chomey 19, Burns 18, Sutherland 14, Sansom 11, Rodgers 11, McFeeters 11, MacDonald 4. High Singles - J. McFeeters 229, C. Richards 210, E. Hill 188, C. Wood 180. High Triples - J. McFeeters 503, C. Richards 495, E. Hill 474, C. Wood 447. Tykes - Saturday, Oct. 26 Team Standings - Orioles 25, Sparrows 19, Blue Jays 16, Finches 12, Hummingbirds 11, Wrens 10, Cardinals 5, Canaries 0. High Singles - J. Pearson 122, 121, J. Vickery 108, G. Coles 106. High Doubles - J. Pearson 243, J. Vickery 199, D. Britton 177, K. Foskett 163, G. Coles 152. Just a reminder that all Y.B.C. Bowlers are asked to participate in our National Fund Campaign, Chocolate Coated Almonds. Please start selling this week and bring in your sheets to pick-up the almonds next week. Congratulations to the Combo Team' winners, Jason McCue, Vance Sutherland, Rob Terry, Donna Rodgers, Traci Hanc and Karri Smith. They will be representing Liberty Bowl on December 1, 1985 in the district finals. Good luck! Reminder to the Juniors, Master Junior, Sunday, November3,1985 at9 a.m. (be there at 8:30 a.m.) at Motor City in Oshawa. Best of Luck! BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE Tyke: London Life Shoppers Drug Homecare Novice: Carter's Bakery Adam & Eve Bonded Paving Victoria & Grey Jimmy's Place Atom: Ontario Hydro Lange's Photo London Life J & J Sharpening 401 Esso Pee Wee: Checker's Variety Mr. Submarine Hutton Transport McRobbie Photo Dykstra's Deli Bantam: Kool Enterprises Square Boy Nichols McGregor Hardware Deluxe Taxi Midget: Rotary Remax Maggie B's Novice: Frank's Variety Atom: Durham Auto Sales Pee Wee: I.O.O.F. Bantam: Bowmanville Sand & Gravel Games Sat., Oct. 19,1985 Tyke: London Life 7, Derek Lange 3, Mark McCarthy 2, Aaron Purdis 1, Matthew Brake 1 -- Homecare 0. Shut Out P. Lavalle. Novice: Bonded Paving 4, Charlie Hargest 1, Kevin Grootendorst 1, Michael Cramm 1, Garret MacDonald 1 -- Victoria & Grey 2, Andrew Ferguson 1, Ryan Healey 1. Carter's Bakery 7, Greg McMurter 3, Jamie Sellers 2, Doug Parkin 2 -- Jimmy's Place 4, David Mills 3, Mark Read 1. Atom: London Life 2, Wade Putnam 1, Jeff Johnson 1 -- 401 Esso 0. Shut Out Tim Day. Ontario Hydro 1, Ryan Becker 1 -- Lange's Photo 0. Shut Out Sarah Couch. Pee Wee: Hutton 4, Kent Vanderheyden 2, Scott Latin 1, Morris Kilmer 1 -- Checker's Variety 3, J. Snowden 2, Jeff Ciarke l f McRobbie 5, Scott Miller 1, Mike Bradley 1, Dave McWilliams 1, Ken Cornish 1, Chris Raby 1 -- Dykstra's 0. Shut Out Darren Higgons. Bantam: McGregor's Hardware 2, Jim McWilliams 1, Ian Knight 1 -- Square Boy 1, Todd Beth 1. Nichols 4, Jason Ryan 1, Paul Smethurst 2, Brent McKay 1 -- Kool 2, T. Dyer 1, S. Edmondson 1. Midget: Rotary 10, Dan Player 4, Paul Strong 3, Brad Sainsbury 1, Earl Strong 1, Ed Paradis 1 -- Maggie B's 4, D. Snowden 3, M. Annis 1. Future Games Darlington Arena Wed., Oct. 23, 5 - 6 p.m., Rotary vs. Maggie B's (Midget). Bowmanville Arena Sat., Oct. 26 7 a.m. - 7:50 - Deluxe Taxi vs. McGregor (Bantam) 7:50 - 8:40 - Square Boy vs. Nichols (Bantam). 8:50 - 9:40 - Rotary vs. Maggie B's (Midget). 10:40 - 11:30 - Mr. Sub vs. Dykstra's (Pee Wee). 11:30 - 12:20 - McRobbie vs. Hutton (Pee Wee). 12:30 - 1:20 - J & J vs. London Life (Atom). 1:20 - 2:10 - 401 Esso vs. Ontario Hydro (Atom). 2:20 - 3:10 - Adam & Eve vs. Carter's Bakery ( Novice). 3:10 - 4:00 - Jimmy's Place vs. Victoria & Grey (Novice). 4:10 - 5:00 - London Life vs. Shoppers Drug (Tyke). PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our specialty is lumber end lumber products. A complete line of kiln dried hardwood and softwoods. • Walnut • Cherry • Maple • Redwood • Teak • Oak • Phil. Mahog. ■ Softwoods Specialty Custom Milling Hardwood & softwood plywood. MILL and YARD 328 Ritaon Rd. N., Oshawa 725-4744 The Hooked-on-Video Midgets played host to Port Perry this weekend, coming away the victors 8-1. The team has been hit hard by injuries and trying to set down solid lines that work well together. Port Perry were unable to score until the third period because of strong goaltending by Travis Martyn. The goal scorers were Michael Houston two, Mike Knight two, Rob Davidson, Chris Urie, Mike Colwell and David Zoelman. Setting up the goals and getting assists were John Edmondson two, David Morrison two, David Zoelman two, Michael Houston two, Chris Urie, Ian Wheelock, Mike Knight, Rob Davidson and Mike Colwell. On Saturday, the Toros played two games, coming away with a tie with the Oshawa Bruins, 5 - 5. Scoring for Hooked-on-Video Toros were Mike Knight two, Rob Davidson, David Zoelman and Michael Houston. Gaining assists were David Zoelman two, Michael Houston two, Mike Knight two, Danny Annis and Brian Dodd. In the second match, we travelled to Ajax to play a rather rough game coming out short of a win by a 3 - 2 score. The Ajax team were assessed almost twice as many penalties penalties as the Toros. The marksman marksman for the Toros in this game was Michael Houston, scoring both goals, one .unassisted. The assists on the other goal went to Chris Urie and Mike Knight. Earlier in the week, the Toros lost- to the Oshawa Black Hawks. Scoring the Toros goals were Ken Desmedt and Chris Urie. The assists were Ian Wheelock, Dan Annis, John Edmondson and Ken Desmedt. The Hooked-on-Video Midgets have had more than their share of injuries this season. Greg Martin has been out of action for several games and it is uncertain just when he can return. Chris Urie has been injured but is back playing once again. Ken Desmedt and David Zoelman have also been injured but are still playing. 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