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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 28,1987 [ fptrt-talk ttt-HOi 25 Years Ago --Members of the Lions Midget Hockey team and coach for the season include Bill Simpson, Larry Simpson, Terry Devitt, Jim McDonald, Richard Sheenan, Bruce Barrett, Arthur Jackson, Henry Kooy, Michael Leddy, Walter Rickard, Gord Boyd, Jim McIntyre, McIntyre, Howard Parry, Tom Worden, Rick Ellis, Terry Walton Walton and Michael Gibbs. FLASHBACK -- 10 Years Ago -- men have an enjoyable boat trip Gill, Jim Thompson, Jack Dorsey, Ken McLean leave next week on a Lauderdale, by way of Oswego, N Canal, to the Hudson River, and Florida. Five Bowmanville ahead of them. Irv Peter Sullivan and 55 foot boat for Fort Y., the Erie Barge along the coast to Clear Coat Available • Insurance Claims cKeViit lAnyan "Drop by and see me today!" COWAN BOWMANVILLE ONT 166 KING STREET EAST BUS. 623-3396 RES. 623-7405 V' p Sales Representative Hampton Athlete Very Fast on Her Feet / 'T.-. Hampton Junior Girls Soccer Squad Cleans Up Once More CELEBRATIONS '88 MEDALS -- Now is the time to reward reward all the hard working athletes, volunteers, coaches, officials and sponsors that make outstanding contributions contributions to amateur sports and have demonstrated the characteristics of the Olympic Spirit. From the nominations nominations received, the successful recipients will be awarded their medals at a ceremony on December 21,1987, when the Olympic Torch arrives in the Bowmanville. Anyone wishing to make a nomination can contact Jane Lunn at 623-3392. Nominations will be accepted until October 28, at 2:00 p.m. SKI BUFFS BEWARE --Cross country ski enthusiasts enthusiasts will have the chance to take part in an evening evening clinic about the winter sport. There will be discussions discussions about equipment requirements, how to purchase purchase equipment, and how to prepare skis for the trails. The clinic is being offered at Bowmanville Senior Public School on December 14, from 7:30 - 9:00 p.m. For further information contact the YWCA at 623-3664. 4: "««me jeii" !x„ EbS PICKERING SKI SWAP -- If you're bargain hunting for some equipment for the slopes this winter, then the Canadian Canadian Ski Patrol System has just the plan for you. They are sponsoring a Ski Swap at Pickering Recreation Complex Complex from Friday, November 13 to Sunday, November 15. The Canadian Ski Patrol System is a volunteer, charitable organization whose objective is to promote safe skiing and to assist injured skiers. BOWMANVILLE FIGURE SKATING CLUB --Don't let the name fool you, the club offers much more than figure skating and it isn't too late to get involved. The club is looking for interested skaters of all ages, from beginners on up the ladder. The basic Can Skate course is for anyone wishing to learn to skate, and from there the options include figure skating or power skating for hockey players. For further information, information, contact Pam White at 623-6170. Amanda White has had a very busy fall. The grade six student at Hampton unior Public School has served as one of the captains of the winning girls soccer team as well as taken the first place prize at the Darlington Family of Schools JP --- -- ~vupvuiixo vi Luc winning gins soccer team as well as taken the first place prize at the Darlington Family of Schools Harrier Run. Amanda placed first at the junior level at the competition held on September 22 at Enniskillen. Congratulations Amanda! THE EAGLES HAVE LANDED -- The Bowmanville Jr. "C" Hockey team will play host to the team from Madoc on Sunday, November 1. Following shortly on the tail of that game, the team heads to Ajax, on Tuesday, November 3. Game time at home is 7:30 p.m. and in Ajax the action starts at 8:00 p.m. Come on out and support this exciting team! ; MEN'S BASKETBALL LEAGUE --As of October 20, the Red team of the Bowmanville Men's Basketball League was in first place with three wins, no losses ; and no ties. The Orange and Gold team follow in the standings with identical records of two wins and one • loss each. The top three scoring leaders for the league are Kevin Ewes, John Wells, and Ron King. j The top three free throw leaders are Ernie Rainbow, * Greg Rowe, and Ken Daize. LIBERTY BOWL NEWS -- On Saturday, October 24, the Family Feud bowling extravaganza took place at the Liberty Liberty Bowl in Bowmanville. First place went to the Smurfs, second place to the Sleep team, third spot was captured by the Smiths, and fourth place was taken by the Carswells. The House Round of the Carling O'Keefe CBC Championships will be taking place on Saturday, October 31, at 4:00 p.m. at the Liberty Bowl. Also a reminder reminder to anyone interested in bowling this fall that there are still a few openings for bowlers. For further information information contact 623-5663. FRED'S AUTO BODY • Specializing in Unibody, Front Wheel Drive ■ Free Gravelguard, with complete paint jobs ■ Superior Collision Repair • Expert Refinishing • Stripework • Come In -- Free Estimate ■ Courtesy Car Available 163 Base Line Rd. Bowmanville 623-6353 The Hampton Junior Public School's girls soccer team has done it again. For the second year in a row they came away with a first place finish at the Darlington Darlington Family of School's Soccer Tournament held October 20 at M.J. Hobbs. The girls had no goals scored against them by the four other teams which included included Courtice, Enniskillen, Mitchell's Corners and Maple Grove. Front from left, Heather McCrum, Amy Purrott, Amanda White, Lynnda Mosley, Les- Carter Novices lie Hutchison, Justyne Fetchison, Melissa McFady- g V* o C 1 en, and the school mascot. Second row from left, Lori Split Z VjflRieS Mirsch, Amanda Buckley, Leeann Simon, Cara Gardner, Amy Dredge, Brandy Sutcliffe, and Tamara Tamara Freeman. Back row from left, Principal Wally Wally Pitt, Angela Hester, Heidi Leach, Jaime Turko- cio, Laura Shane, Angela Woodcock, Brandee Kennedy, Susan Wright, and Coach Philip Palmer. Saturday, October 17- Carter's Bakery strted the new season with a 3-0 win over Jimmy's. Pee wees Lose Chippy Game , ay, the Cobourg Pee Wees came to Darlington arena and they came to play some good tough hockey. The PeeWee Toros played evenly with Cobourg for the first half of the game and missed some good opportunities opportunities early in the ^contest. However, as this one wore on, frustration set in on the Toros and penalties followed. followed. Then came two power play goals by Cobourg and this combined with the heavy hitting all over the ice caused more frustration for Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Two more Cobourg goals sandwiched arouni Crombie's marker Ryan Stewart and David Real made the final score Cobourg 4, Bowmanville 1. Last week we criticized the Toros for too many penalties. penalties. However, this team seems to have picked up a goalers Jamie Doyle and Paul Zwicker along with Mark Breckenridge as they all played well. Toro Atom 11 Toro Atoms were defeated by Newcastle 3-2 in their home opener on Saturday, October 17. Bowmanvillas goals were scored by Brad Ormiston and Robbie Wat son, assists to Jamie Sellers and Bobbie Watson. On the warpath. On Thursday, October 22 we travelled to Bewdley for a 11-5 victory. Points were awarded to Robbie Har- ness3, Jason Jeffeiys 3, Alan McCullough 6, David Mills 2, Brad Ormiston 1, Brendon Pearce 1, Peter Schoep 1, Ja- Nichols Open with Pair reputation for being penalized penalized and were not allowed to look sideways without being sent to the box. This is not meant to say the officiating was poor, just sporadically non-existent. Honourable mentions go to The House League Bantam Hockey season opened on Saturday, October 17th as Nichols Motors met Square Boy and emerged with a 2 to 1 win. Square Boy opened 'Joel the scoring early in the first from period when a quick shot from the area of the faceoff circle beat Brett Lambert inthe Nichols' net. From that point until late in the third, the game was scoreless as both goal tenders stopped numerous numerous scoring chances. Slowly, Nichols began to gain the territorial advantage advantage until late inthe game when Billy MacIntyre tied the score, finishing off a fine passing play from Mike Col- bourne and Murray Char- land. The next shift saw a determined determined group hit the ice and cjpme away with the go aheadvgoal. Gilbert Holder TIRE SALES INC. 676-1220 TRISUN, RADIAL 781 ALL SEASON 298 D«an Av„ scored from Paul Chisholm and John Rendell and that goal held up as the winner. Nichols' next game was played on October 24th against Kool and the result was a second straight 2-1 win. In this game it was Nichols who opened the scoring in the first period when Ken Cornish, playing his first gamé of the season on defence, took a perfect set up pass from Billy MacIntyre MacIntyre and John Rendell and blasted in a screen shot from the point. Ken's goal held up until early early in the third when John Rendell's quick shot found the bottom corner to give Nichols a two goal lead. Billy MacIntyre had been sent away on the play by Murray Chari and ana, after crossing the blue line made the pass to set up John for his goal. mie Sellers 1, and Ian Taggart Taggart 2. David Watt and Shawn Broome played a strong defensive game. Numerous Numerous shots on net showed Mark Lynch's goal tending ability. On Saturdy, October 24;we saw two evenly, matched teams with, ft 3-3 draw against Omemee. Toro gopjs were scored by Jason Jeffer- ys 1 and Robbie Watson 2, assists for Robbie Watson 1, Robbie Harness 1, Ian Taggart Taggart 1, Brad Ormiston 1, David David Watt 1, and David Mills. Both teams played extremely extremely well for tne whole game. Goal scorers for Carters were P. Drummond, J. Carter, Carter, and C. MacDonald. Phillip Phillip Gushiilak earned an assist assist and D. Yellowlees had the shutout. Saturday, October 24- Carter's Carter's were defeated by a hustling hustling Adam and Eve Squad 5-3. The Fans were treated to end to end action and some good goal tending by T. Wright (Carters) ana B. Stockman (A&E). Goal scorers scorers for Carters were: J. Carter Carter 1 goal, 1 assist, E. Solomon, Solomon, and C. MacDonald. 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 Hardwood and softwood plywood. Specialty Custom Milling MILL and YARD 328 Rltaon Rd. N., Oshawa 725-4744 Sharpening and Locksmith -certified Bonded Locksmith 148 KING ST. E. BOWMANVILLE TELEPHONE 623-1021 CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE OIL FURNACE OWNERS TIRED OF CHANGING SUPPLIERS EVERY YEAR? CALL 725-3581 THE ONLY NUMBER YOU'LL NEED FOR HOME FUEL DELIVERY AND 24 HOUR FURNACE PROTECTION "FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED" perry FUELS INC OSHAWA 285 BL00R ST. W. 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