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< { 6 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. November 20,1985 I sptrt-talk i 1 * bu-tm J FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- The Bagnell award, donated by Mrs. M.L. Bagnell, to the student contributing the most to basketball and a member of the team for three years was presented by Mr. Robert Sheridan to Jim Moorcraft at B.H.S. Commencement Exercises on Friday. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- On Sunday, goalie Lenny Chappell of the Bowmanville Midget League, turned in a great effort as net- minder for the Jr. C Port Darlington Marina team in a 7-5 win over Lindsay Trent Muskies. CROSS COUNTRY -- If you're thinking of taking up an enjoyable and inexpensive winter sport, or would like to improve your skiing techniques - come to Ski Cross Country. The program consists of a series of instructional videotapes supplemented by a question/answer period with an instructor. Admission free. Thursdays until Dec. 5, 7 p.m. No registration required. Nov. 21 - basic techniques, poles, turns, dips, obstacles. Nov. 28 - Uphill techniques, downhill techniques, competition skiing. Dec. 5 - Overview. Extra things worth knowing. For more information contact Bowmanville Public Library. PROGRAMS -- The new YWCA brochures outlining outlining the programs, beginning in January, are now available at 80 King St. W., Bowmanville or phone 623-3664 for details. There are programs available for all ages. NEED COACH -- Art MacDonald has terminated his head coach position with the Oshawa Hawkeye Jr. Football team, and as yet a new coach has not been selected. Under the direction of MacDonald, the Hawkeyes only managed two wins in two years. ANNUAL MEETING -- The Town of Newcastle Newcastle Baseball Association held their annual meeting recently and elected the following new executive for 1986: President - Terry Donohue, Vice-President - Rick Morrison, Secretary - Suzanne Miller, Treasurer - Brian Coggins, Directors Directors - Norm Crosby, George Keates, Don Kocur, Terry Miller, Bill Munroe, and Roger Newman. COACHES NEEDED! ! -- The Town of Newcastle Baseball Association is accepting applications from any persons interested in coaching a house league or all-star team next season. There will be a coaches clinic held on April 12,1986. Please contact Terry Donohue, 623-4705. Also, anyone interested in umpiring next year should contact Roger Newman, 623-9118. JR. C -- This Friday, November 22nd, Cowan Pontiac Jr. C Eagles will travel to Lindsay for an 8:30 p.m. game. On Saturday the Eagles will be in Port Pérry at 7:30 p.m. On Sunday i November 24th, the Eagles are at home to Port Perry. Game ' ' time 7:30p.m. ! SKIING -- Charges for Cross Country Skiing at the Ganaraska Conservation Authority have been raised by $10 for this season. Individual prices are now raised to $3 per person. KARATE -- The Oshawa Shotokan Karate Club are hosting the Karate Ontario Tournament, Sunday, November 24th from 10:30 a.m. - 7 p.m. at Simcoe Hall, 387 Simçoe St. S., Oshawa. NEW LEAGUE -- Town of Newcastle Ladies Lobb Ball. Ladies eighteen years of age and over interested in playing lobb ball in the 1986 season, please contact prior to December 9th 623-9210 or 786-2225. FRED'S AUTO BODY - Complete Collision and Rust Repair - Professional Paint Work - Competitive Rates - Free Estimates - Insurance Claims - 11 years experience 163 Base Une Rd. Bowmanville 623-6353 Join Us at November 20th - 21st 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 CHICKEN WINGS ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT $4.95 San Marino 96 VVavcrlcy Rd. 623-1140 Waverley Plaza Bowmanville Town League Young Figure Skaters Win Medallions House League AS OF NOV. 16,1985 These members of the Bowmanville Figure Skating Club captured third place medallions in two recent invitational competitions. Laura" Downey (left) won a third place bronze trophy at Cobourg and a bronze medal at Keswick. Jennifer Woolner earned a bronze medal at Keswick. Cdn. Tire Bantams Win 2 Lose 1 Bowmanville Nov. 1Z The "Canadian Tire" Bantams easily defeated the Pickèririg Twp. Bantam "B" team by a score of 10 to 1. The Tiremen had a 2 - 0 lead at the end of a sluggish first period on goals by Eric Janssens assisted by Dean Baumhauer and by Mark Tripp with assists going to Gareth Stone and Rob Real. In the second period, the home team started off strongly. strongly. They played the body and controlled the puck for much of the period and as a result out scored the visitors 5 to 1 in the period. Nicky Dennis started it off with a goal at 13:03 assisted by Troy Mutton and Dean Baumhauer. Gareth Stone made it 4 - 0 assisted by Stephen Smith and Greg Goode. Craig DeBlois gave the Tiremen a 5 - 0 lead with assists going to Nicky Dennis and Stephen Smith. Dean Baumhauer made it 6 - 0 and less than a minute later Stephen Smith came back to make it 7 - 0. Near the end of the second period, Pickering got their lone goal. An unassisted effort by Steve Wren. Leading 7 to 1 in the third, the Bowmanville Club netted three more goals to round out the scoring. Rob Real who played a strong game got the first two goals of the period and Nicky Dennis finished it off with his second of the night. Bowmanville, Nov. 16 Peterborough were in town tonight to take on the local Canadian Tire Bantam squad in a regular scheduled league game. It's the first time these TIRE SALES INC. 676-1220 TRISUN, AU SEASON 299 Dmn Aw„ teams have met this year and the local club skated 1 away with a 4 -1 victory, i i Bowmanville opened the scoring on a power play goal by Greg Goode. The play was started by Nicky Dennis who fed a pass to Dean Baumhauer. Baumhauer skated into the defenders and hit Greg Goode with a perfect pass from the corner for the goal. Rob Réal made it 2 - 0 with another power play marker at 8:49 with assists going to Gareth Stone and Dean Baumhauer. Peterborough made it a 2 -1 game when they took advantage advantage of a power play when Greg Goode was sent off for roughing, There was no scoring in the second period. Peterborough had chances to even the score but a tough defence and steady goaltending ended any real threats by the visitors. In the third, Gareth Stone gave the Tiremen a two goal lead once again on a goal assisted by Rob Real and Mark Tripp. The goal by Stone seemed to do the Peterborough club in as they started to take a lot of penalties by trying to iun at and intimidate the Toros. As a result, Rob Real made it a 4 -1 game with a power play goal while the Pete's were two men short. Real's goal was assisted by Mark Tripp and Gareth Stone. Pickering, Nov. 17 The Tiremen travelled to Pickering for an exhibition game against that Centre's "AA" Bantam club and came out on the losing end of a 9 to 1 score. The Bowmanville Club opened the scoring and had a 1 - 0 lead after the first period on a goal by Nicky Dennis assisted by Mark Tripp and Tony VanHoof. In the second, Pickering took control of the game as they scored five unanswered goals on what looked like a tired and short-handed team. The' Toros' Burke Lush and Kevin Zarosky were tested quite often as the-Pickering club was allowed to skate freely in and around the Bowmanville net. Bowmanville Bowmanville had scoring chances by working the puck into the Pickering end but just couldn't finish off the plays. Pickerin«,didn'tletup in the- third. As iimihe second period, they were',allowed to skate at will which produced four more goals for a convincing 9 to 1 score. Pickering outshot the Tiremen 44' to 10 in the game. Tire Tracks: The "Canadian Tire" Bantams were the winners of the $100.00 bonus offered by the B.M.H.A. to the team that sold the most dance tickets. The team management would like to extend a special thanks to Dawn Dennis and Jean Hanthorn who did quite a selling job to earn the team the bonus. The team will be. travelling to Cobourg this weekend to participate in the Major Bantam Tournament. Audio-Vision Downs Heritage W L Tyke: Shoppers Drug 3 1 London Life 3 0 Homecare 0 5 Novice: Adam & Eve 4 0 Carter's Bakery 3 1 Bonded Paving 2 2 Victoria & Grey 1 3 Jimmy's Place 0 4 Atom: J & J Sharpening 3 1 Lange's Photo 3 1 Ontario Hydro 3 1 London Life 1 3 401 Esso 0 4 Pee Wee: Hutton Transport 3 1 Mr. Submarine 2 1 Checkers Variety 2 1 McRobbie Photo , 1 3 Dykstra'sDeli 1 3 Bantam: Nichols Motors 3 1 Deluxe Taxi 3 1 Kool Enterprises 2 2 Square Boy 1 3 MacGregors 1 3 Midget: Rotary 4 1 Re/Max 3 1 Maggie B's 0 5 HOUSE LEAGUE SELECTTEAMS Tyke: Bowmanville Optimist Club. Novice: Frank's Variety Atom: Darlington Auto Sales Pee Wee: I.O.O.F. Bantam: Bowmanville Sand & Gravel GaméNov.6, 1985 Darlington Arena Midget: Re/max 4, Shawn Fraser 1, Jim Van Druen 1, Don Burgess" 1, Randy Smit 1 -- Rotary 3, Jason Boyd 1, F A Pts. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 17 4 17 25 11 9 9 14 13 12 8 8 18 20 17 16 8 16 12 15 12 4 31 22 7 8 0 29 9 12 13 18 19 13 6 3 13 20 20 12 9 16 22 8 10 15 16 10 20 16 34 6 6 0 8 6 4 2 0 6 6 6 2 0 6 5 5 2 2 6 6 4 2 2 8 6 0 In November 14 action at Memorial Arena, Norm's Deli Hawks pounded Castle Hotel by a six to nothing count. Town Sports and Jimmy's Flame Broil battled to a five all tie. Nick Vanseggelin and Jerry Johnston counted two each for Town Sports with Russell Carruthers adding a single marker. Assists went to Steve Odgen (two), Vanseggelin, Johnston, and Neil Jones. Phil Broome notched two goals for Jimmy's, while Steven Braun, Kevin Noble, and Brian Dennis scored singles. Assists went to Bill Prentice (three), Dan Ross, Brian Dennis, Gary Dussel- dorp, and Steve Braun. Three Brothers Pizza came from behind to remain unbeaten in eight starts, as they squeaked past Hunt's Photography by a two to one count. Randy Riopelle opened the', scoring for Hunt's at 12:25 of the second period, assisted by Bill Peterman. Steve Skene held Hunt's off ; the score sheet for the rc- ■ mainder of the game, getting v lots of work and little help in the Pizza goal. Kevin Hawes blasted a John Conboy setup home for the r j tying marker, with Bruce : Osborne starting the play. Pete Knowlton, from Brad Prentice and John Conboy put, the Pizza makers ahead tq; stay at the eight minute mark - in the third period. Next week's games: Town Sports vs. Three ' Brothers Pizza. '3 Norm's Deli vs. Jimmy's" 5 Flame Broil. Hunt's Photography vs:' Castle Hotel. "' Dutchmen Beat Cobourg Paul Strong 2. ( , Games Nov. 9,1985 " Bowmanville Arena Tyke: London Life 6, Paul Lavallee 2, Mark McCarthy 1, Derek Lange 3 -- Homecare 0. Shut out Nikki Defreitas. Novice: Adam & Eve 7, Craig Taylor 2, Jason Jackman 2, Ryan MacKenzie 2, Jason Jeffreys 1 -- Victoria & Grey 3, Darren Donahue 1, Ryan Healey 2. Bonded Paving 4, Charlie Hargest 1, Darren Allin 1, Mike Cramm 1, Jerry Johnson 1 -- jimmy's Place 0. Shut out Philip Cunningham. Atom: Lange's Photo 3, Bradley Hargest 2, Joey Bate 1 -- London Life 2, Jeff Johnson 1, Rob Mclver 1. J & J Sharpening 7, Craig Rickard 1, Sean Brown 3, Leeann Somerscales 1, Billy Coggins 1, Michael Suess 1 -- 401 Esso 6, Jamie Davidson 2, Jason Edmondson 3, Craig Cowles 1. Pee Wee: Checker's 5, Billy Bowmanville Arena Sat., Nov. 16,1985 7 a.m. - 7:50 Square Boy vs. Deluxe Taxi (Bantam). 7:50 - 8:40 "Kool vs. McGregor's (Bantam). 8:50 - 9:40 Re/Max vs. Rotary (Midget). 10:40 - 11:30 McRobbie vs. Mr. Sub. (Pee Wee). 11:30 - 12:20 Checker's vs. Dykstra's (Pee Wee). 12:30 - 1:20 London Life vs. Hydro (Atom). 1:20 - 2:10 J & J vs. Lange's (Atom). 2:20 - 3:10 Jimmy's vs. A'dam & Eve (Novice): 3:10 - 4:00' Bonded "vs. Carter's (NtiVice), 4:10 - 5:00 Shopper's vs. London Life (Tyke). Legion Ladies Bowling As at Nov. 7 High Single - R. Junkin 327. High Triple - R. Junkin 808. High Average - B. Hanc 214. Team Standings S. Roberts 30, P. Connaghan 26, R. Junkin 21, O. Etcher 17, J. Murphy 14, B. Hanc 12. Top 10 Averages B. Hanc 214, P. Connaghan 211, J. Murphy 209, O. Etcher 208, S. Roberts 208, V. Fairey 200, R. Junkin 197, L. Wright 192, H. Brock 189, M. Tennant 185. Absent - Sandra Fice. Hy Uutchy On Friday evening, November 15, the Flying Dutchman Major Atoms travelled to Cobourg for a league game against • their Major Atom team. This same Cobourg team beat our Toros in their previous outing 4 - 1. The score remained scoreless throughout the first two periods, as the Dutchman displayed some excellent forechecking by our No. 7 Ryan Stewart and solid net minding by Eddy "Steady Eddie" Strickland for the first half of the game, and then by Paul Zwicker in the second half; Bowmanville got things going early in the third, as Terry VanLonden scored from David Real for a 1 - 0 lead. The same combination scored on a power play midway through the third, Terry from David and Tracy "Speedy" Lemke. With the help of a couple of goal posts the Flying Dutch' man won 2 - 0. Congratulations to Eddy and Paul on their shut-out. Saturday afternoon at Darlington Arena, the stage was set for another league game against Uxbridge. It was a scoreless first period, which saw the Toros play shorthanded for five minutes, displaying some fine defensive defensive and forechecking skills. Late in the second, Uxbridge scored for a 1 - 0 lead after two. But at the nine minute mark of the third period, when defenseman Joel Crombie scored from Terry VanLonden and Tracy Lemke, which was followed up three minutes; later when Richard! "Batman" Bateman scored to ; give the Toros a 2 - 1 lead,. from Captain Tyler Stokes and.' Chad "Army" Armstrong. It 1 was a picture goal as Richard, who was playing centre for. this game, went around two 1 defensive players from. Uxbridge and scored on a good ; hard wrist shot from the slot- position. Uxbridge then picked., up the momentum only to. have defenseman Chadi "Whitey" VanderEnde score, for a 3 - 1 lead, from Chad ; Armstrong and Corey Strand. "Whitey's" goal was similar to "Batman's" goal, a good; hard wrist shot from the slot/ area. Congratulations to alii three goal scorers for their, first goal for the team this season. Also, on Saturday evening^; the B.M.H.A. Toro Division hosted their first dance of the. season at the Newcastle Town; Hall. A great time was had by all, and for those who missed' it, we will keep you posted as: to when and where. For some 5 of us, it was our first B.M.H.A', : dance we have attended. To- the organizers for the evening,'" it was a job well done. Reminders: (1) Game:' 5 Wed., 20 Nov. 85 at 7:30 at* Darlington vs. Lindsay. (2) Game: Fri., 22 Nov. 85- 8:00 at Stouffville.New Arena.- (3) Skate-A-Thon: Sat., 23. Nov. 85, 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. at Darlington (Bring your pledge sheet(s)). (4) Game: Sat. 23 Nov. 85; 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. at Darlington 1 vs. L.N.H.L. Thank-you Ward 1 Electors for your support on Nov. 12 A special thank-you to those who worked so diligently on my behalf. Sincerely Arnot Wotten House Old Boys Maelntyre!, Jeremy Snowden Heritage' House Old Boys Friday Night played Audio- Vision, losing 10 - 7. Goals scored by Clint Ferguson four goals, Jerry Bourdages two goals, Brian (Seagull) Hughes one. On Saturday, Orono beat Heritage House 5 - 4. Scoring by Brian Hughes one, Jim Woods one, Jerry Bourdages one and Ed Schreyer one. Sunday, Heritage House came back and defeated Manvers 11 - 2. Goals scored by Jerry Bourdages three goals, four assists, Steve Wilson two goals, two assists, Norm Lavallee two goals, four assists, Rick Woolner one goal, two assists, Ron Baker one, Jim Woods one, Gary Challis one: Goalies Vince Vanstone, Corky Burgess played exceptionally exceptionally well. Keep up the good work. We all welcome George Knight to the team. , Todd Lepard 1, Adam Kiff 1, Jeff Clarke 1 -- McRobbie's 2, Dave McWilliams 1, Brad Powell 1. Hutton 5, Shawn Connolly 1, Bill Speakman 1, Duane Adams 1, Tom White 1, Jeff Pickell 1 -- Mf7 Submarine 4, Richard MacCheyne 2, Chris Adams 1, Chris Poirier 1. Bantam: Kool Enterprises 7, Tim Smith 2, Frank Rizzuto 1, Scott Edmondson 2, Peter Moorcraft 1,, Shane Crombie 1 -- Square Boy 5, Dave Poirier 4, James Vesna 1. Deluxe Taxi 4, Greg Raby 1, Craig Courtice 1, Zenon Nelson 1, Paul Cleland 1 -- Nichols 3, Mark Van Leeuwen 2, Jason Vacheresse 1, Midget: Rotary 8, Paul Strong 3, Jason Boyd 1, Dan Player 4 -- Maggie B's 3, Don Snowden 3. Future Games Darlington Arena Wed., Nov. 13,1985 5 p.m. - 6 p.m. - Bonded Paving vs. Jimmy's Place (Novice). PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our specialty is lumber and lumber products. A complete line of kiln dried hardwood and softwoods, • Welnul •Teak • Cherry • Oak • Maple • Phil. Mahog. • Redwood • Softwoods Specially Custom Milling Hardwood & softwood plywood. MILL and YARD 328 Rltson Rd. N., Oshawa 725-4744 CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE PUBLIC NOTICE TO ITS CITIZENS CITIZEN OF THE YEAR The "Citizen of the Year" awards will be announced and presented to the recipients at a public reception on Wednesday evening, November 27th, 1985 at 7:30 p.m. at the Lions Centre, Beech Avenue, Bowmanville, Ontario. 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