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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 20, 1987 3 Bowmanville Takes "A" Championship Crown Strong Showing flot Goaltending Earns Win for Bowmanville Midgets By Bowmanville At Tournament After building up a five goal lead in the Toros Christmas Tournament, the Bantams allowed Belleville Belleville to narrow the gap to two goals before the end of the game. The final score of the contest was 7-5 in Bowmanville's favor. The proud winners of the Bantam "A" championship are, from left to right, front row, Todd Johnston, Nick Dennis, Jeff Rohr, Jason Czypyha, Derick Biss, Greg Healey, Paul Woodlock, Jeff Reynolds, back row, Coach Fred Brown, Neil Taylor, Doug Lever, Stephen Smith, Dean Baumhauer, Greg Goode, Tony Van Hoof, Shane Armstrong, Manager Ken McArthur, and Roy Moore. Busy season for visits Bleckefcock and Area News by Joyce Kelly What a busy season the past week has been including so many family gatherings, visiting, special Church services in keeping with the joyous Christmas theme and many other activities. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Magill and Edgerton, Ann and Lisa, Mr. and Mrs. Grant McLaughlin, Carla and Abby, Mr. and Mrs. Neil McLaughlin, Alex, Jessica and Mamie B,ake ' a11 of Blackstock spent C< Sv?ii 0 M Mr "pZï Christmas Day or parts of it with Judy J&ÏÏK&ïStî&S?' «s older citizens with the passing of Mohoff,, M- Mrc rv-mt Mrs. Mae Wotten who has been a _ j oi , piuusmp. rumcii} i.uuw- ^«y^jnd_Mrs._Grant resident in Port Perry Nursing ^re'jota and^Hekn CoatesTnd Danville 2; B champion- Ü Home for several years. Sympathy ^ Noreen Dale and Marv ship: Ajax 4, Mississauga 3; to her family, all of whom live in this E a 7^; a i r ° 0 Toakw^i C Championship: Oshawa am-Ruby.Mg.Wm Ji*™* N» Helen, Mrs. Ray Bradburn;, D -- otllllWrc Championship. Toronto The annual Christmas Classic Hockey Tournament Tournament held December 26-28 featured approximately 650 players and coaches from across Ontario. Teams from as far away as Welland and Mississauga participated in the event, which was sponsored by the Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association. Putting together a tournament tournament of this size required considerable work on the part of the organizers, including including A1 DeSmidt and Greg Adams, who lined up the various teams for the competition. "I'd like to thank the merchants merchants for their support too," said Joe Real, president president of the Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association. The sponsors paid for not only the trophies and prizes but also the ice time required required in the A and B championships. championships. Members of the St. John Ambulance were on hand throughout the three-day tournament in case of. injury. injury. Hockey mothers prowl prowl th the Neil Bailey's and visited vided meals for the contes- other relatives of the area. On tants taking part in the Christmas Day, Mr. Stan Corden of program. Bowmanville, Roy and Catherine Bowmanville teams were Corden, Julie and Christie joined represented in three of the them for a family gathering. *° ur A division finals. They On Christmas Day, Don and played in the Atom, Ban- Shirley Gibson and family entertain- J an ?> and Midget levels, cap- ed Mr. and Mrs. Ken Dowson and ^J 1 ®. Bantam and family of Port Perry. M |dget "A" trophies. On Saturday, Cattierine Corden The following is a list of and girls, Katherine Burnie and A > B, C and D division Elaine Bailey visited cousins in finalists, with the scores for Peterborough. ea ?? . . Christmas Eve dinner-guests of . Ato P. d à prnlH .TnvrP KaIIv nnH „irl S piOnship: PortPeiTO4, BOW- sikkens a satin - gloss, see-through coating for interior wood surfaces two coats gives a fully transparent washable surface needs no sanding sealer or varnish top coat available in clear and several wood tones Available at CEtatiEI/EI msparant sc' • Dorothy, Mrs. John Archer; Henry ' of ^1 ^™am41 < le^rê^«ld^ne , tte Bed Devils 5, Saltfleet 4* r i H thei w a p!? il f eS ' 1 ^ FUn F alWa | ho£ytimetithRalphlndPeggy ch P amDi^i!hip d cÔbourg 2 held on Wed. from Wagg Funeral Larni Paul Larmer of Guelph Champin! F?ed Marlow is home from was with them on Chr.stinas Eve sM 0s hawa 8, Port Hope Halhlx for tteholictoy with hto a "d Day, and jomedwnth Dave and „ £ championship: Port Hantax tor me nonaay wim nis j n g ri( j Larmer and Robert for a p _ rrv 4 R nwm anvillp 1- D parents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Marlow. , hnstwt hv Berry 4, Bowmanville i, u Ann Marlow of Barrie also snent „™ er famU y vhnstmas tosted by championship: Kingston 2, Ann Manow oi uarrie aiso spent Eric and sharo n Goulding and Rpiipville 1 some of the holiday with her parents tsenevine i. family. Bantams: A Champion- Mr- and Mrs. Murray Byers spent ship: Bowmanville 7, Bel- and brother. Craig Paisley who works as a Central Paint and Wallpaper 295 Ritson Rd. S., 728-6809 Oshav Telev^ionnewsbroadcasteratPor- Christmas and a few days with üieir lev ille 5; B Championship: mÏTSe^JÆholiïv dai l g , ht 5, Jan !C T eandLesBushf.eld Bolton. 4, Humber 3; C tage La Prairie spent the holiday week with his father Gordon Paisley and Cathy who is home from Ryer- NORTHUMBERLAND & NEWCASTLE BOARD OF EDUCATION PRESENTS COMBINED EVENING CLASSES FOR BOWMANVILLE - CLARKE - COURTICE AT BOWMANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 1987 and family of London. Championship: Cobourg 4, Harvey and Joan Graham and Saltfleet 2: D Champion- sTn TOevs^nt^tmas withUie fami 'y hosted christmas Da y for ship: Ajax 4, Welland 3. PaSv family BatlferinB in Frank and Muriel Hoskin - and Midget: A Championship: D^mvUle y 8 8 Sandra Hoskin, Craig, Shawn and Bowmanville 5, Port Perry Merlin Bailey and Katherine Bur- £»=<*' Pat Fletcher ' Diana and % P r et ^ b a ° m r ^ g n h i' in 0sl l a n W i nie of London spent Christmas week Barbara and Grant Banner, Rox- Torosfe, Branialea" 3; D anne. Erin and Ryan entertained for Championship: Bramalea4, Christmas Day the following: Mrs. Markham.2. * Elizabeth McMillan, Collingwood ; REGISTRATION: Jan.8,7-9p.m. atB.H.S. *Jan. 10,11a.m. -2 p.m. at the Bowmanville Mall Jan. 12,7-9p.m. atB.H.S. PROGRAMS: - (Name - Instructor) MONDAY - 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Car Care - A. Cole Cake Decorating - Beginner - J. Henry Coaching, Level I - Theory Conversational French - A. Dormer Découpage - A. White Guitar Beginners/Advanced - C. Arsenault Hunter Safety - G. Nelson Knitting - Beginner - T. Chittick Microcomputer - Programming - B. Horvath Photography - W. Hunt Positive Parenting - T. Reid Upholstery - R. White Sign Language - J. McKnight Typing - Beginners/Advanced - G. Gilpin Women's Aerobics/Fitness - S. Cook Word Processing - T. Shackelton Yoga - L. Pawley TUESDAY - 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Accounting - G. Gilpin Babysitting - T. Reid Cake Decorating - Advanced - J. Henry Conversational German - A. Dormer Knitting - Advanced - T. Chittick Sing for Fun - A. Luckai Small Engines Repair - C. Vacheresse FEES: $35.00 per 20-hour course ($20.00 Senior Citizens) plus any material costs. Refunds given only prior to the first class. Classes will begin Monday, January 19. They will be two hours long and run ten weeks, unless otherwise indicated. HOW TO REGISTER: 1. Come to the Registration Registration dates as indicated. indicated. 2. If you are unable to come to the above dates, complete and return the registration registration form below to: N. Johnson, Evening Class Administrator Bowmanville High School 623-4416 Registration Form • Please Print (Make cheques payable to B.H.S. Evening Classes) Name: Address: Phono: Homo: Business: Course: Course: Nip,hi: Night: Mr. Real : notes that the tournament has now completed completed its second year and he expects to see a similar competition during the Christmas holidays in 1987. "Hopefully, it will be held in our new arena next year," he added. Mrs. Florence Larmer of Blackstock; Mr. and Mrs. John Bint, Cheryl of Belleville; Mr. and Mrs. John McMillan, Ian and Sean of Oshawa for evening dinner. Boxing Day guests of the Larmer's were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bint and Christopher and Steven of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Kehoe of Oshawa. Sunday afternoon Æf\ "1 TTcCfl callers wère Mr. and Mrs. Allan Tï Vf X J-J99VF Larmer of Oshawa. -- TfTT* Christmas Day dinner guests of it .a f*fl a \U 1T1 Walter and Audrey Wright were ° TT Miss Vera Forder, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Young and Holi, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Young, all of Hamilton, Miss Hazel Wright of Oshawa and L ea g U6i defeating the Langes Mr. Tony Clarke of Bethany. Photo Lab boys 5-4 in a very Boxing Day evening dinner guests exc it| n g contest, of the Wm. Forders's were Miss >phe boys have been playing Vera Forder, Grant and Elaine g rea t team work lately and Young and Holi, Walter and Audrey y 0U could smell a victory Wright. coming. With is kind of play Please submit reports of your there is only one way to go. holiday guests and activities to Have a Merry Christmas 986-4257 Happy New an( j a sa f e holiday season. Year! 401 Esso exploded and finally get their first victory of the season, in the town Hockey while supplies las 00 Elmira Stove Works Fireplace Plus 900 Hopkins SI. (at Burns) Whitby 416-668-3162 The Natural Energy Shop North Front (at Evans) Dollovlllo 613-966-8666 Following an impressive performance by goalten- der Burke Lush, the Flying Dutchman Midgets went home as the Toros Christmas Tournament "A" champions. champions. The Midgets defeated Port Perry by a 5-2 count to win the title. Winning team members are, from left to right, front row, David Fairey, Mike Gallant, Scott Webster, Burke Lush, Shawn Rekker, Glen Campbell, Britt Cole, back row, Coaches Brian Taylor and Stew Tripp, George Pithie, Paul Stainton, John Romano, Troy Harness, Scott Page, Mark Tripp, Mike Colwell, Chris Shmyr, Rob Real, Gareth Stone, and Manager Henry Downing. Yelverton Happenings 'On Friday evening, December December 19, it was our pleasure pleasure to be included in a surprise surprise "Welcome Home" party held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Graham in Liedsay in honour of Jo- Ann Graham's return for the holidays from Texas. Jo- Ann is on her second year scholarship in Texas at a University there where she plays ball during the spring and summer in the capacity of pitcher and D.H. (designated (designated hitter). She recently received an All-American plaque in recognition of her prowess as a player, quite an honour for a Canuck. A rollicking good evening was enjoyed by all present in socializing and listening to an endless variety of musical tapes leaning towards the "straight" direction George Strait that is. Due to the unleashed exuberance of those present, specially "Teddy" "Le-anne" - the party was at times more like a squirrel cage than a church social - a pleasant change. LOOK FOR THE DURHAM COLLEGE WINTER COURSES TABLOID IN TODAY'S PAPER DURHAM COLLEGE of APPLIED ARTS AND TKCHNOUX1Y P O Box 385 2000 Stmcoe Street North Oshawa. Ontario, Canada L1H7L7 Signature: