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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 6.1985 [ sfort- ta\k FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Goodyear Hockey will get underway this Sunday at 1 p.m. with the Hose meeting the Fan Belts in the opener, and the Mats and Office in the second game. New additions to the team include John Carter and Brian Hughes (Mats), Eric Carleton (Fan Belts), Don Welsh and Paul Gearing (Hose), Bruce Colwell and Chuck Kilpatrick (Office). FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Jeff Logan of 6 Liberty Place, Bowmanville, landed a 28 inch, nine pound, Coho salmon at the Goodyear Dam on November 11th. TRIBUTE -- Sincere sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Meredith McKee and family, R.R. 4, Port Perry in the death of ther son Vaughan in a car accident on Thursday, October 24th. Vaughan was a prominent member of the Port Perry MoJacks Jr. C hockey club. As a tribute to him, his teammates teammates will wear black arm bands on their hockey sweaters this season. EAGLES -- Sunday, November 10th, the Cowan Pontiac Eagles will be at home to Lindsay for a 7:30 p.m. game. FOX HUNT -- Every Sunday and Wednesday, until December, the Bethany Hunt Club will hold a fox hunt. Phone 263-6170 for information on place and times. INJURIED -- Oshawa Generals' Jr. A defence- man Ian Ferguson suffered a broken jaw late in last Thursday's Ontario Hockey League contest in Hamilton against the Steelhawks. Ferguson, 19, will probably miss four weeks of action, Generals' Generals' coach Paul Theriault said last night. Left winger Jeff Daniels will take, the weekend off after suffering broken ribs in Thursday's 4-1 loss to the Steelhawks. SERIES -- Ski Cross Country. A series of instructional videotapes, supplemented by an instructor will be held on Thursdays at 7 p.m. from November 14 to December 15. Admission free. No registration at the Bowmanville Branch Library. Phone 623-7322 for details or your local branch for details. Town League Jimmy's Flame Broiled dropped Hunt's Photography by a 2 to 1 count in game one. Bill Prentice and Randy Crossey scored for Jimmy's, with assists by Hogarth (two), Braun and Crossey. Doug Rickard, from Kuasnak and Bennett was the lone Hunt's scoring play. In game two, Norm's Deli squeaked by Town Sports by a five to four margin, in a wide open, fast paced contest. ; Norm's also won the penalty parade, eight minors to six. Grant Brock, Don Farrow, Stan Konarowski, Paul Dadson and Whitemarsh were Deli's marksmen. Assisting were Dwayne Major (two), Konarowski, Whitemarsh, Dale, Farrow, Dadson and Cox. Town Sports got two goals each from Steve Ogden and Gord Blaker, while VanSeggelin, with four assists, Blaker and Darryl Jones with an assist each rounded out the scoring. Game three between Castle FRED'S AUTO BODY - Complete Collision and Rust Repair - Professional Paint Work - Competitive Rates - Free Estimates - Insurance Claims - 11 years experience 163 Base Line Rd. Bowmanville 623-6353 Canadian Tire Bantams Still on Winning Streak Under Strength Panthers Drop 6-1 Game to Bowmanville Eagles Neil Pemberton's Port Hope Panthers were not at full strength on Sunday night when they visited Bowmanville Eagles. The first period was even, but after that the Eagles took over for the rest of the 6-1 game. Only bright spot for Port Hope was in By DenMorlarlty Rowe had the hat trick for The Cowan Pontiac spon- Bowmanville while Brian the third when the Eagle shooter on a penalty shot was foiled by Panthers' goalie Guy Foster. He didn't do that well on this snot in the second period when he tried to cut down the angle by leaving his net, only to be outguessed. Hotel and Three Brothers Pizza saw the Pizza crew extend their unbeaten streak to six games with a three to two decision. Chippy play by both sides resulted in a total of eleven minor penalties in the rugged, hard fought contest. Brad Prentice, John Conboy, aqd Andy Murphy scored for the Pizza while Conboy ' (two), Rod Plain (two), Joe Burns, and Andy Murphy added assists. Castle Hotel goals came from Brian Allin and Bob Dwyer, Allin, Darcy Ritchie, Dale Millson and Brad Bamsey assisted. Steve Skeene for Pizza and Gary Murphy in the Castle net played well, with Skeene and his goal posts robbing Castle Snipers on numerous occasions. Nov. 5 action features: Norm's Deli vs. Three Brothers Pizza; Hunt's Photography Photography vs. Town Sports; and Jimmy's Flame Broil vs. Castle Hotel. sored Bowmanville Eagles Jr. C. hockey team won two games against the Port Hope Panthers and in between lost a 9 - 7 decision to Lakefield. The first Port Hope game came in Port Hope on Thursday evening. The Eagles bounced back after being down 3 -1 after two periods to mount a six goal rally in the third for a 7 - 3 win. Dayrell Heard scored two while Chris Dreossi and Glenn German had one each. The following evening saw the Eagles travel to Lakefield where they encountered their second loss of the season. Randy Ellis and Rob Schlecter had two goals each for the Eagles, while Steve Taylor, Brian Heard, and John Clief added singles but it was not enough as the final score read 9 - 7 in Lakefield's favor. The Eagles then returned home to face Port Hope for the second time in four days. After a scoreless first period, Bowmanville picked up three goals in the second, two by Scott Heard, and a power play goal by Darcy Huber. Chris Michelson stole the puck from a Port Hope defender defender less than a minute into the More Wins for Durham Bldg. Bantams Monday, October 28th, at Children's Arena, the Durham Building Supplies Bantam 2 squad met the L.N.H.L. Bruins in their 5th league game. The visitors from Bowmanville jumped into an early 2 - 0 lead with Steve Smith scoring on a Troy Neill pass at 13:33 and Greg Healey, just 21 seconds later, found the mark on a play set up by Steve Smith and Neil Taylor. The Bruins however, fought back and evened the score with two goals just seven seconds apart. The 2nd period saw but one scoring play as Chris Hall put the Durham Building boys in front to stay with the adept help of Greg Healey and Steve Smith. The third period belonged entirely to Bowman- ' ville as Doug Lever notched the fourth marker from Shane Armstrong and Troy Harness. Troy Harness lit the score- board from Neil Taylor and Shane Armstrong for the 5th tally and Terry Kellett rounded out the scoring with the 6th and final goal with the assistance of Brad Carnegie. Saturday, November 2nd, the Durham Building Bantams trudged off to Ajax for a 9:30 p.m. duel and their TAUNTON POOLS AND SPA'S 6th league game. Some tight end to end hockey found the Durham Building group holding holding a 2 - 0 lead after two periods. Troy Neill opened the scoring at 5:35 of the first period with Troy Harness picking up the assist. At the 15 second mark of the second frame Troy Harness slipped one home with the help of Chris Hall. The flood gates burst open in the third as the Bowmanville troop let loose for five more tallies. Doug Lever, led the flood at 13:10 with an unassisted unassisted goal. Terry Kellet nicely found the mark with Brad Carnegie's help. Brad himself then notched two just 23 seconds apart with Jeff Reynolds assisting both times and Terry Kellett once. The goal that wrapped up this 7 - 0 victory came off the stick .of Shane Armstrong as he received an outstanding pass from Doug Lever. This well earned shut-out went to Darrin Bunker who consistently robbed Ajax and daunted any hopes for them to light the scoreboard. A round of applause goes to the entire team for a superb effort. The members of the Durham Building Supplies Bantam 2's are: No. 1 Paul Gallant, No. 3 Shane Armstrong, Armstrong, No. 4 Britt Cole, No. 5 Neil Taylor, No. 6 Mike Kane, No. 7 Jeff Laird, No. 8 Scott Brunt, No. 9 Chris Hall, No. 10 Brad Carnegie, ' No. >11 Terry Kellett,; No. 12 Doug Lever, No. 14 Jeff Reynolds, No. 15 Troy Neill, No. 16 Greg Healey, No. 18 Troy Harness, and No. 30 Darrin Bunker. Coach: Dave (Lefty) Wright, Assistant Coach: Kevin Noble, Manager: Dave Gilchrist. The Durham Building supplies team is undefeated in six league games third period and skated in on a breakaway. He failed to score, however, after recovering his own rebound, he managed to set up Scott Heard's third goal of the game to put Bowmanville Bowmanville ahead 4 - 0. Chris Dreossi scored six minutes later and set up the sixth goal after he had fallen while in possession of the puck in the Port Hope end but while down passed the puck to Darcy Huber who fed Dayrell Rowe who deposited the puck behind Port Hope netminder Guy Foster. Port Hope's Garth Miller broke up George Kennet's shutout bid with less than seven minutes remaining as he redirected a shot from the point to make it 6-1. Some excitement was provided provided late in the game as Bowmanville's Steve Terry was awarded a penalty shot. Terry was unable to cash in on the opportunity however, and the final score remained Bowmanville 6, Port Hope 1. 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 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. Mahog. • Softwoods Specially Custom Milling Hardwood & softwood plywood. MILL and YARD 328 Rltson Rd. N., Oshawa 725-4744 GLASS DOORS FROM $119,95 WE ALSO HAVE FIRE TOOLS AND ACCESSORIES ENERGY GRATE Includes: Variable 5 speed fan, bi-fold glass doors in brass finish. High heat recovery, slide-out ash pan, hook-up system and clamps. TAUNTON POOLS 571-0189 133 TAUNTON RD W CALL OSMWA COLLECT Oshawa Ski Club x ANNUAL SKI'SWAP This Saturday, Nov. 9,1985 ONTARIO MOTOR SALES 140 BOND ST. W„ OSHAWA Bring in items to sell. 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Sale is from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. For further information call 725-8890 Non Contact Hockey Barrett Electric and Shoppers Drug Mart met in a rare Thursday night encounter encounter to start week seven action in the Non Contact loop. John Stainton and Ken Rowe each fired a pair while Rick Watts, Greg Adams, Jim Lemke and Rick Drew picked up singles to give Barrett an 8 - 6 victory. Paul McCullough and Mike Knight had a couple for the Shopper squad who have now dropped to a one point lead in the Burke Division. Division. Playing their second game of the week due to scheduling problems, Shoppers and Barrett got things started in Saturday's 8:00 p.m. opener. Norm Crosbie's second goal of the evening lifted Shoppers to a 3 - 3 tie in a game marred by 18 infractions. Mike Knight got things started early for Shoppers with a goal at the 1:23 mark of the opening frame but Barretts knocked home three, two by Greg Adams and one by A. Krummenacher to set the stage for Crosbie's game saver. Courtice Auto fell victim to Geo. Hillis who fired the hat trick in leading Clinic to a 4 - 2 victory in Saturday's second game. Norm Lavallee had the fourth goal for Clinic who also had the edge 28 - 23 in the shot dept. Pete Henderson (two) and John Mather replied for Courtice. Twin Brand, who have been scoring goals in bunches of late, uped their Oliver Division lead to seven points with an 8 - 1 drubbing of Toby's Pub in Sunday's 7:00 a.m. encounter. Doug Rickard moved into first place in the scoring parade on the strength of his six point (three and three) game. Larry Creighton and Terry Graham each picked up their first of the season while Jack Bergeron, Bob Shantz and '.'Dave ■ Whittaker; accounted for the. rest. Dean .Cox had the lone Toby marker who were out- shot 28 - 19. Jim Smith pulled the trigger on three occasions to lift the Flying Dutchman into a second place tie with San Marino in Sunday's final contest. A1 Warren and Paul Bycok had singletons as the Dutchman outscored San Marino 5-1. Erik Strand, with under 10 minutes remaining spoiled the shut-out for Barry Roberts. TIRE SALES INC. 676-1220 TRISUN, ALL SEASON 299 Daan Avt, Bowmanville, Nov. 2,1985 Lead by Mark Tripp's three goal performance, Bowmanville's Bowmanville's Canadian Tire Bantams rolled over the visiting Port Hope team by a score of 9 - 2. The Toros took an early 1-0 lead in the first period when Craig DeBIois scored at 13:26 on a goal mouth scramble. Eric Janssens and Nicky Dennis drew the assists. The visitors got that one back at 7:59, when Jeff Reid beat starting goaltender Kevin Zarosky. Eric Janssens then gave the Toros a 2 -1 lead with assists going to Craig DeBIois and Nicky Dennis. Mark Tripp made it 3 - 1, when he got the first of his three goals at 5:13 set up by Gareth Stone and Rob Real. With just over a minute left in the period, Port Hope pulled to within one goal when Steve Dinesen made it 3 - 2. In the second period, it didn't take long before Troy Mutton, Gareth Stone and Mark Tripp combined to give the Toros a 4 - 2 lead. Just thirteen seconds into the period, Tripp won the draw to Mutton, Troy then fed a pass to Gareth Stone, who in turn, hit Mark Tripp with a perfect pass. Tripp split the defence and beat the Port Hope goal- tender for a 4 - 2 lead. Stephen Smith, playing his first game with the Canadian Tire club made it 5 - 2 with the assists going to Troy Mutton and Brad Rushak. As in the first period, the Bowmanville club had the definite edge in play in this period. Only some fine goaltending goaltending by Port Hope's Terry Smith kept it as close as it was. Offensively, the only real scoring threat by Port Hope came at about the mid-way point of the period. A Port Hope player got behind the Toro defence and went in all alone on the Toro's Kevin Zarosky. However Zarosky made a great glove save on a shot that appeared to be labelled for the upper corner of the net. In the third period, it was all "Canadian Tire" as they scored four unanswered goals. Gareth Stone opened the scoring at the 13:48 mark with assists going to Dean Baum- hauer and Greg Goode. After Stone's goal giving the Toros a 6 - 2 lead, it appeared that the club relaxed with a four goal edge. This allowed Port Hope to skate at will and, as a result, have two breakaways breakaways within a minute at the ten minute mark of the period. Burke Lush made two great stops to end the threat and went on to prevent any further scoring by the visitors. Brad Rushak made it 7 - 2, Toros, as Bowmanville had a two man advantage. Rushak scored at 7:05 of the third with Stephen Smith and Troy Mutton assisting. Dean Baumhauer made it8 - 2 with Stephen Smith earning his third point of the night with another assist. Mark Tripp finished off the scoring with his third goal of the game at 2:08 with assists going to Gareth Stone and Dean Baumhauer. Legion Lediee Bowlers As at October 24, 1985 High Single - P. Connaghan 282. High Triple - O. Etcher 723. High Average - B. Hanc 217. Team Standings S. Roberts 24, P. Connaghan 19, O. Etcher 15, R. Junkin 14, J. Murphy 13, B. Hanc 11. Top 10 Averages B. Hanc 217, P. Connaghan 215, S. Roberts 211, J. Murphy 208, O. Etcher 207, V. Fairey 204, M. Tennant 190, L. Wright 189, H. Brock 188, R. Junkin 186. As at October 31,1985 High Single - Joan Hooper 271. High Triple - Marion Brooks 674. High Average - Barbara Hanc 215. Team Standings S. Roberts 27, P. Connaghan 23, R. Junkin 17, O. Etcher 16, J. Murphy 13, B. Hanc 12. Top 10 Averages B. Hanc 215, P. Connaghan 212, S. Roberts 211, J. Murphy 207, O. Etcher 206, V. Fairey 204, L. Wright 190, R. Junkin 189, H. Brock 188, M. Tennant 188. Join Us at November 6th and 7th Wednesday Night - Singles Night Thursday Night - Trivia Night Come join us for the fun and excitement Featuring D.J. WOODY 9 p.m.-1 a.m. with nightly specials 623-1140 San Marino 96 Waverley Rd. 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