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6 The Canadian Statesman. Bnwmanville December 16.1987 ST* FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Averages in the Night Hawks Bowling League are as follows: V. Pickard 180, M.Hodgson 165, F. Paterson 161, M. Coyle 160, M. Crago 159, L. Burgess 159, M. Wiseman 158, F. Allen 158, I Wright 154, M. Waizman 154, D. Holroyd 153, W. McNeil, B. Rogers 151, E. Pickard 151, B. Wilbur 149, M. Sedman 148, G. Scott 147, S. Coombes 144, M. Firth 142, R. Robertson, C. Cohrs 140, J. Parker 139, V. Sargin- son 139, D. Cowan 137, V. Foran 135, J. Scott 131, E. Coombes 125, J. Baker 121, M. Foster 121,0. Moffatt 120, M. Hawthorne 114, M. Burgess 113, K. MacDonald 101, M. Swann 94. High Single --V. Pickard 286. High Triple -- V. Pickard 630. Karate Club Members Win Eight Medals in Ottawa Tournament . 'MkVT ***■: FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Saturday, December December 3, McGregor Atom Toros defeated Lindsay 4-2 in Bowmanville. Goal scorers for the locals were Tom McLaughlin, Jon Clieff, Brent Neill (2). Assists went to Neill, Dreossi, Dawson, Heard, and McLaughlin. Alan Urich was in goal. TOROS HEADING FOR EUROPE -- Last week, the final go-ahead was given to the 1986-87 Skinners Insurance Insurance Bantam Toros "All Ontario Championship" team to proceed with fund-raising. The Toros are planning planning to leave Dec. 26, 1988, for a two-week tour of Sweden and Finland or Germany and Austria. The exact destination is to be determined by the O.M.H.A. The hind-raising will start on January 9 with a bottle drive and the team members would appreciate your support. See ftiture editions of The Canadian Statesman Statesman for further details. WINTER SWIMMING REGISTRATIONS -- Registration Registration for the winter sessions at the Town of Newcastle Fitness Centre will be accepted up to December 23rd. Lessons start January 5 and continue until April 2. Further details are available in your fall and winter, community activity guide published by the Town of Newcastle's Department of Community Services. Lessons Lessons are available in almost all categories, although spaces in semi private and private lessons are limited because of a lack of instructors currently available. Call the Fitness Centre for further details. OLYMPIC TORCH BEARERS -- Five residents of the Town of Newcastle will be taking a turn at the Olympic Torch Relay next Monday, December 21st. Local runners runners who will be participants for Day 35 include: Sherry Prouty, of Newcastle Village; Robert Roughley, of R.R. 1 Orono; Robert Barrett, of Bowmanville; Melissa Harty, of Bowmanville; and Barbara Morton, Of. Hampton. And the following day, Wayne Pye, of Bowmanville will also be participating in the relay. Good luck to all of the above runners. Let's hope for Warm weather. THEY DESERVE A MEDAL -- Actually, the request fob nominations for Celebration '88 medallions produced produced a large number of worthy candidates. The Celebration Celebration '88 Committee has announced that the following six Town of Newcastle residents will receive medallions medallions for their contribution to sport. The winners are: Jason Carleton, of Orono, (male athlete); Kim Haag- mans, of Hampton, (female athlete); Joe Kennett, of Bowmanville, (volunteer); Art Morton, of Hampton (official); (official); Richard White, of Bowmanville, (coach) and Ward Skinner, of Bowmanville, (sponsor). The presentations presentations of the medals will take place on Monday, December December 21, during the torch ceremony at the corner of King and Temperance St. The program will commence at about 3:30 p.m., with the torch arriving at 4:07 p.m. The Maple Leaf Karate Club had eight medal winners winners in the International Karate Association Tournament Tournament in Ottawa. The club had 14 entries in the December 6 tournament. There were close to 90 competitors, competitors, all 17 and under, in the Shotokan style event. Pictured above are two of the winners and Eagles Defeat Trenton 11 to 4 Bowmanville Goodyear Eagles Standings Dec. 6,1987 Teams GP W L T GF GA Pts. %GF %A Bowman. 18 17 1 0 145 54 34 8. 3. Welling. 15 10 4 1 110 74 21 7.3 49 Ajax 16 8 6 2 92 105 18 57. 6.5 Trenton 19 5 14 0 86 148 10 4.5 7.7 Cobourg 15 4 10 1 69 114 9 4.5 8.6 By Kevin Anyan The Goodyear Eagles continued to dominate the Jr. C. Division as they sound- E AGLES GAMES--There are only two Junior C Eagle games between now and Christmas. On Sunday, De- . cember 20, Ajax will be playing Bowmanville in a home game at the Bowmanville Arena commencing , y at 7:30 p.m. Then, on Monday, December 21st, Bow- tf awks n _ 4 Rundav nhrht manville will travel to Cobourg for a game which starts With Mike Colwell and Ted at 8 p.m. _ Qaudet sidelined with inju ries, newcomer? Paul Renaud showed he could pick up the slack and played a solid first game for the 18-1-0. Goodyear Goodyear Eagles. Kelly Armstrong with Mark Hickey and Chris Dreossi Dreossi started the game with a quick goal just 41 seconds into the frame. The Eagles' V power play handled most of CLASSIFIED TOURNAMENT COMING UP--The Na- *if C0 5l ng # . and t? 1 ,' =e £. the tional Classified Bowling Tournament will be starting F™ vtrL°n pw J° r e ^r Jîï early in the new year. This is a competition in which f rom Steve Fhntoff and Jm contestants bowl against people with similar averages. clieff Jeff Dawson There are zone, provincial, and national levels of play George Pithie assisted on and a number of categories depending on averages. Clieffs powerplay goal Min-' Entries will be accepted at Liberty Bowl commencing utes later, again on the pow- December 15. House rounds will begin in January. LIONS GOLDEN AGE BOWLERS -- Are having a very successful year. The members are in action five days per week (Monday to Friday) at 10 a.m. in Liberty Bowl. New members are welcome to join and they may call Arnold Lobb (623-3298) or Les Smale (623-1892) for details. details. The group will take a Christmas break as of December December 18. However, bowling resumes on Monday, January January 4. er play, Steve Terry scored. He was set up by Heard and Shawn Rekker. Rekker ended ended the first period scoring with a short handed goal from Troy Foster and Willy McGarvey. The second period's scoring scoring opened with Heard's second second powerplay goal, with Armstrong and Rekker each picking up an assist. McGarvey McGarvey also scored with Murray Henderson and Foster doing the work. Terry and Hickey assisted Dreossi to end the period 7-0 for the Eagles. Mike Gallant, Henderson and.,Dreossj. ( eaçh. scored in the third"peribd, with Armstrong,"Heidfd,' Armstrong,"Heidfd,' Foster, Terry, Renaud and Pierre St. Amand each gathering assists. assists. Bowmanville, however, lost the scoring race of the third period as Trenton netted netted four. With the win on Sunday, Pat Lange and Bob Luxton won the nonour of coaching Atom Selects Off the Ground FRED'S AUTO BODY • Specializing In Unibody, Front, Wheel Drive • Free Gravelguard, with complete paint jobs • Superior Collision Repair • Expert Refinishing • Clear Coat Available • Stripework • Insurance Claims • Come In -- Free Estimate • Courtesy Car Available 1.63 Base Line Rd. Bowmanville 623-6353 TIRE SALES INC. 676-1220 TRISUN, AU SEASON 296 Dean Av*„ The minor Atom Selects have now got off the ground. The team is sponsored by Bay Sports. The Bay Sports team played their first game on November 14 at Darlington arena, skating to a 2-2 score with St. Gertrude's of the CYO. On November 28 the opponents opponents were Albert Street of Oshawa with the scorè ending the same as the first game by a 2 to 2 score. Shawn Wolfe got the first goal for the Sports boys with assist going to Larry MacDonald. MacDonald. Brad Read connected connected for the 2nd goal with assist going to Les McCrcry. On December 5, Bay Sports faced Christ Church. The Sports boys were missing missing 6 of their players because because of Hutton Transport being in the Grafton tournament. tournament. The Bay Sports team picked up some players and played Christ Church, with the opponents skating to a 3 to 2 victory. David Chambers Chambers got the first goal for Bay Sports. Charlie Hargest connected for the second goal with assist going to Jason Villa. On December 12 the Bay • Sports team faced the select team from Lindsay. The visitors visitors skated away with an easy 10 to 0 score. The Bay team played well, but did not have the legs to play against a team of majors. The Bay Sports minor atoms are looking forward to a good year. The team is made upofthefollowingplayers: Les McCrory David Chambers Peter Gadd Jason Geurts Larry MacDonald Scott McAllesse Shawn Whalen Garrett MacDonald Kyle Shackleton Brad Delorme Brad Read Shaun Wolfe Darren Allin David Drummond Steve Sargent C-po/rf AUTOMOBILE REFINISHING Our technicians will completely re-finish your automobile with acrylic enamel; includes pin-striping and gravel guard. ALL THIS <fc/|CQ 00 FOR ONLY ^)4UOi WITH THIS ADVT. (Body and rust repairs extra) Offer in effect until December 23rd, 1987 - FREE APPRAISALS- J COWAN PONTIAC -- BUICK LTD I BOWMANVILLE ONI " 166 King St. E. Telephone 623-3396 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 Rltson Rd. N., Oshawa 725-4744 JO-ELEN SPORTSWEAR & GIFTS Now in Bowmanville Featuring COLLECTABLE GIFT WARE: • Dicken's Village Homes • Boma Native Crafts • Noiwich Canadian Heritage Sites • Stone Critters Drop in, Browse, Have a coffee JO-ELEN Sportswear & Gifts 102 Queen St. 623-8161 Bun King Toros Start to Roll Toroe 4 Millbrook 2. In on of the finest cxliibi- tions of "Hockey' 1 "this season, season, "the Major Toroe Pee- weea visited Millbrook on' November 23rd to contest their "Highly" skilled team in Lakeshore League action. Bolstered by newcomers Sean Brown. Jeremy Woodcock, Woodcock, Chris McCarthy, and the return from injury of de-: fenseman Neil Bateman; this group led the Toros right from the opening face-off. On the very first "rush" Jeremy Jeremy Woodcock scored on a rebound from Joel Crombie and David Real. The Toros added another early goal when Tyler Stokes scored from David Szabo. The Mill- brook team fought back and tied the score earlv in the second period. After an exchange of penalties penalties (4 minutes for each team) through the middle of the second period, David Szabo notched a late second period goal from linemates Richard Bateman and Tyler Stokes to go ahead. Third period action was also fast and furious with no scoring until Steven Desmedt added an open net goal. Fine defensive defensive efforts from Jason Cros- bie, Chad Armstrong and Mark Breckenridge. Bowmanville 3 Cobourg 3. A strong defensive effort in Cobourg after a shaky start resulted in a draw. Cobourg Cobourg struck for two early goals in the first period and appeared to be heading for a victory until the Toros struck late in the second period. Steven Desmeat connect ed on an assist from Ryan Stewart. Just two minutes later Joel Crombie scored on a set-up by Jeremy Woodcock. Woodcock. On the ensuing face-off Jeremy won the draw, split the defence and beat the goalie goalie for an unassisted goal. Cobourg tied the game early in the third period and although both teams pressed hard for the winner, the defences defences thwarted all attacks. This was the first game for the team since their "Defensive Hockey" instruction instruction sessions and it was obvi ous they had benefitted from the lessons. Neil Bateman. Joel Crombie and Chad Vanderende played good games defensively while David David Szabo showed leadership "up front". Chris McCarthy and Paul Zwicker played well while splitting the goal-." tending duties. ) Before ; you send it, ] seal it... ; with a i Christmas ! Seat! i Sharpening r and Locksmith -certified Bonded Locksmith 48 KING ST. E. BOWMANVILLE TELEPHONE 623-1021 ^evtn utngan "Drop by and see me today!" COWAN FONiMC--mar tmi eOWMANVIUf ONE 166 KING STREET EAST BUS. 623-3396 RES. 623-7405 Sales Representative their coaches. From left to right are: Rickie Gar- lough, a coach at Maple Leaf with his first degree black belt, Michael Wiggans and Cindy Donovan, both medal winners and Charles Kennish, head instructor instructor with his third degree black belt. the OHA Jr. C. All-Star team. The annual game is slated for Boxing Day, December 26 in Lakefield where the best from the Jr. C. Division will play Lakefield Chiefs, the defending Central Ontario Ontario Champions. Anyone seeking tickets for the All- Star game should ask at,the box office on Sunday. The Goodyear Eagles play host to the Ajax Axeman Axeman on Sunday with a 7:30 p.m. start. This should be an exciting 1987 home conclusion conclusion for fans as Ajax is the only team to have defeated Bowmanville this season. 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