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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 4,1985 9 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 consists of a series of instructional videotapes supplemented supplemented by a question/answer period with an instructor. Admission free. Thursdays until Dec. 5, 7 p.m. No registration required. Dec. 5 - Overview. Overview. Extra things worth knowing. For more information information contact Bowmanville Public Library. ALL STAR GAME -- Don't forget the All-Star game on Thursday, December 26th at 2:00 p.m. at the Bowmanville Arena, when the Cowan Pontiac Eagles will be hosting the Central Jr. "C" All-Stars. Also a reminder on Dec. 26th, the All-Star Banquet at the Bowmanville Legion at 6:00 p.m. For more information about the banquet banquet or the All-Star game contact Josie Roberts 623-5222 or Neil Jones Sr. 576-5184. On Saturday, November 30, Hydro Atoms played 401 Esso Atoms. Andrew Perkins opened the scoring for Hydro in the first period. Jason Edmondson tied the game for 401 Esso. From then on both teams' played tight checking hockey. Esso went ahead by one goal in the second period but Ryan Becker scored the tying goal Hamilton Township "FARMERS MUTUAL" Insurance Co. ROLFE is now represented by Wakefield Insurance Call 983-9438 or Toll Free 1-800-263-3766 Make Her Dreams Come True! • Fireplaces * Inserts • Stoves • Accessories RECEIVE AN EARLY CHRISTMAS PRESENT FROM US. A F HFE F ACF CORD OF WOOD WITH F VFHY l J UHCHASF OF A FREE STANDING STOVI OR INSERT Lowest Prices in Town! TAUNTON POOLS and SPAS 133 Taunton Rd. W., Oshawa 571-0189 N w S TAUNTON HD. to E P ■ 1 F a Audio Vision Oldtimers Nip Town Sports 7-6 Last Week Audio-Vision Oldtimers hosted Town Sports Oldtimers at Hampton Arena and rallied for a 7 • 6 victory. After falling behind four - zip in the first period to a fired up Town Sports, Audio-Vision scored three goals in the second period to narrow the score 4 - 3. In the third frame Town Sports scored two quick goals to take a 6 - 3 lead. Audio- Vision kept plugging away and scored four tallies to grab a victory from Town Sports. Mike Hewer had two goals for Audio-Vision, other tallies going to Wayne Bradley, Bruce Meadows, Roy Atkinson, Atkinson, Ron Parker and Gary Bradley. George Moore suffered a separated shoulder in the match and all the Audio- Vision team members and staff wish him a speedy recovery. 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. ! St. Marys Boys Win Two of Three CHRISTMAS DRAW -- The Bowmanville Cowan Pontiac Eagles will be having their annual Christmas Draw on Sunday, Dec. 22nd at 7:30 when they will be hosting the Lindsay Trent Muskies. The Eagles will be giving away Christmas prizes with the program draw. Who knows, Santa might even pay us a visit. SOLID EFFORT -- London Life Atoms defeated J & J Sharpening 3-1 Saturday with a solid effort by all. Two goals by Jeff Beckett and one by Jeff Johnston all unassisted. Goalie Tim Day held J & J to just one goal. Hydro Wins Close One assisted by Andrea Gibson. Chris Davie, assisted by Adam Cota, put one in for Hydro to break the tie 3 - 2. Ryan Becker put us in the lead by 4 - 2 on the last shift. However, the game wasn't over, as 401 Esso put on the pressure and scored another goal. The final score was 4 - 3 for Hydro. The week started off with a Monday night game in Port Perry. The last time we met in Darlington our St. Marys Cement Plant boys managed to battle back for a 5 - 4 win. However, this was to be Port Perry's night as they notched the first goal at 5r06 of the first, to have it tied by Shawn Rekker from Larry Perris less than a minute later. With only 54 seconds left in the first period Dexter put Port Perry ahead to stay. Additional goals for our lads were tallied by George Pithie and Dave Tuepah. Chris Shmyr and Mike Gallant earned assists in the 5 - 3 loss. David Smith handled 24 shots in the Toro net. Wednesday night Lindsay visited the Toro corral and supplied able opposition but ended up on the short end of a 4 - 2 score. Mike Gallant tallied for an early marker from Shawn Rekker only to have Lindsay tie it early in the second before the St, Marys boys took over. Three consecutive consecutive goals were scored by Kelly Balson (his first game back from a thumb injury), Bob McArthur and David Fairey to cap a breakaway. Assists were picked up by Kelly Balson, Mike Gallant and John Romano. Scott Webster handled 25 shots allowing two goals. Sunday the St. Marys Toros journeyed to Uxbridge for a 4:00 p.m. game. Due to mental mistakes, injuries and employment, the roster was down to two complete lines and it seems this is very productive. Uxbridge who had beaten us at home were edged 8 - 6. Our boys stuck to hockey and as a result came out of the first period with a scoreless tie. Kelly Balson tallied from Campbell and Fairey early in the second. The boys from Bowmanville continued the rally by adding three more off the sticks of Larry Perris,... Chris Shmyr: and pavid Fairey. David : Fairey also picked up two assists with Chris Shmyr, Glen Campbell and Larry Perris also contributing. contributing. The scoring then seesawed seesawed back and forth until the final buzzer when it read 8 - 6. Shawn Rekker counted the hat trick, with Scott Page picking up a single. David Smith made some key saves at crucial times to keep our boys in the lead. Pyramid Points The road to adulthood is a rocky one. Young teenagers encounter frustrating and challenging situations which they don't always have the experience to deal with: One of these is a penalty situation. Night Hawks November 20,1985 High Single L. O'Brien 236 High Triple D. Sutcliffe 665 Team Standings D. Sutcliffe 31987 pins, 36V2 points, L, O'Brien 32134, SlVa, T. Wright 30593, 25, C. Castle 29844, 21, D. Barrett 30284, 19, A. Burgess 29077,11. Games over 200 T. Wright 230, A. Goemans 201, D. Sutcliffe 217, 222, 226, D. Brown 217, D. Sweet 222, D. Barrett 214, 230, L. Vandergaast 205, L. O'Brien 204, 236, B. Tims 212, A. Burgess 214,221, K. Carnavale 207,1. Hughes 208. November 27,1985 High Single D. Barrett 274 High Triple D. Barrett 685 Team Standings D. Sutcliffe 34595 nins. 37 Va points, L. O'Brien 34768, 32'A:, T. Wright 33314,28, D. Barrett 32943,22, C. Castle 32148,21, A. Burgess 31703,15. Games Over 200 A. Burgess 242, I. Hughes 206, L. O'Brien 218, 247, B. Tims 213, S. Brown 226, S. Yarrow 210, D. Sutcliffe 220. D. Brown 222, G. Foskett 207, D. Barrett 223, 274, K. Ovenden 205, C. Graham 220, L. Vandergaast 200. ASTHMA IS A FAMILY AFFAIR For family eelhlne courses Call your Lung Association 723-J151 j Close observation will tell anyone that arguing with officials and authority is useless useless as they must stick to their decision. It is hoped that young hockey players will learn to accept the inevitable without response and save themselves and others embarrassment. Next week has a Little N.H.L. team from Oshawa visiting on Wednesday, then we visit the Oshawa Minor AAA in the Civic at 7:00 p.m. Thursday. Saturday we are off to Napanee for a one day tourney where we play our first game at 10:00 a.m. against Brockvilie. Our highlight this week features David Tuepah and Paul Stainton. Dave Tuepah who carried number two, holds down the post as one of our defencemen, Dave is a steady performer who can really deal out a check when the opportunity arises. Dave has three goals to his credit, 13 assists for a total of 16 points. He has accumulated accumulated 40 minutes in penalties and supports a plus 21. The plus minus rating results from a player receiving (-1) if he is on the ice when a goal is scored against his team and a (plus one) if he is on when his team scores. Dave's 21 is a total of all his pluses and minuses. The young Mr. Tuepah played for the Toro Major Midgets last year and benefitted from the age change which has given him another year of midget. Paul Stainton, our hard skating number three is an outstanding corner man. He is not a big boy but makes up for it with hustle and aggression. He is one of our two right-hand shots but is very versatile. Paul has 10 goals including a hat trick and 10 assists for twenty points. He has • accumulated 35 minutes in penalties and has a plus 19 total. Paul played for the Minor Midgets last year and was one of the key players in their advance to the Ontario final. YOUTH BOWLING Seniors - Thursday, Nov. 28 Team Standings - Wright 36, McMullen 33, Stacey 28, Smith 15. High Singles - R. Sutcliffe 281, 231, T. Kirkton 234, A. Howe 231, K. Smith 223, 222, K. Wright 200. High Triples - R. Sutcliffe 691, T. Kirkton 583, K. Smith 582, K. Wright 569, A. Howe 525, T. McMullen 517. Bantams - Saturday, Nov. 30 Team Standings - Richards 47, Johnston 44, Big Canoe 39, Evers 37, Hill 37, Sutherland 34, Chomey 33,' Burns 33, McFeeters 26, Sansom 23, Rodgers 16, MacDonald 10. High Singles - D. Rodgers 211, S. Sansom 203, C. Richards 181, E. Evers 166. High Triples - C. Richards 527, S. Sansom 511, D. Rodgers 497, E. Evers 481. Juniors - Saturday, Nov. 30 Team Standings - Grant 62, 35, 27, Stacey 54, Farrow Maynard 28, Big Canoe Walkey 4. High Singles - R. Mulder 265, 201, K. Maynard 244, D. Grant 239, 203, 201, N. Brooks 221, J. Luxton 220, 206, C. Walkey 218, S. Little 217, M. Harness 214, 206, T. Hanc 211. High Triples - D, Grant 643, R. Mulder 625, J. Luxton 621, M. Harness 618, K. Maynard 573, S. Little 535, A. Stacey 533, C. Walkey 518, V. Sutherland 513. Tykes - Saturday, Nov. 30 Team Standings - Orioles 35, Sparrows 34, Blue Jays 31, Finches 26, Wrens 24, Hummingbirds Hummingbirds 18, Cardinals 7, Canaries 3. High Singles - M. Bothwell 136, M. Bourke 146. High Doubles - M. Bourke 231, M. Bothwell 227, D. Britton 177. Hospital League Ladies' High Single - Barb Potter 264. Men's High Single - Art Atkinson 256. Ladies' High Triple - Susie Marshall 631. Men's High Triple - Art Atkinson 650. Top Ten Averages Susie Marshall 198, Phil Woodcock 196, Rod Greenley 195, Art Atkinson 194, Janice Woodcock 193, Gary Pickard 188, Roy Woodcock 187, Cindy Vivian 182, Brian Cascagnette 181, Charlote Cascagnette 178, Sharon Woodcock 178, Ted Broome 178. Team No. 5 is in first place with 74 points and 35083 pinfall. BOWLING RESULTS TOWN AND COUNTRY Sunday, Nov. 24 1st Place - Chris Howlett 62 points; 2nd Place - Betty Bredin 57 points; 3rd Place - Mark Wilkins 52 points; 4th Place -. Arnie Brinklow 46 points; 5th Place - Les Hunt 41 points; 6th Place - Bob Brown 39 points; 7th Place - Mike Powers 21 points; 8th Place - Roy Howlett 18 points. Ladies High Triple - Nelda Dawson 747. Men's High Triple - Bob Brown 650. Ladies' High Single - Nelda Dawson 284. Men's High Single - Bob Brown"287. Royal Canadian Legion - Branch 178 INFORMATION All Veterans or their families As of November 1st, 1985, information is now available, re: WAR VETERANS ALLOWANCE AGING VETERANS PROGRAMME Any Veteran requiring information on the above services, please pick up special instruction and guide kits at Branch 178 Royal Canadian Legion, or your Branch Service Officer. 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