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1 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 17. 1988 folk tti-iva FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Winners of the McCallum Trophy at the Oshawa Ladies' Curling Club's annual bonspiel last week were the Bowmanville Club's entry skipped by Mrs. Fred Kramp and members Mrs. Bill Burk, Mrs. Tom Woodlock and Mrs. Jack Cruickshank. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Executive members members of the Visual Arts Centre Railroad Club for this year are Club Engineer Cliff Alldread, Chairman Doug Hately, Secretary Howard Bickle. The club meets at the VAC every Tuesday and new members are welcome. PINE RIDGE RESULTS -- We understand that the annual Pine Ridge Figure Skating Tournament held at Orono during the weekend was highly successful. Bowmanville Figure Skating Club earned a fourth place finish overall, which was a record for the club. There were many fine individual showings and we will be having photos of some of the contestants from the Pine Ridge Tournament in future editions. OLYMPIC PREVIEW -- On February 1, 176 people attended the Winter Olympic Preview at Durham College. College. The preview was administered by the second year sports administration students and included a lecture by Janet Gates from the Best Ever Program which is designed to develop Ontario athletes for the 1988 Olympics. There were seven exhibits in the gymnasium gymnasium as well as a sports hall of fame and trivia contest. contest. LACROSSE PLAYER COMPETES IN AUSTRALIA -- Craig deBlois, of Bowmanville, will be a member of the Canadian Junior Field Lacrosse Team competing July 9 -17 in Adelaide, Australia. The team will be among the contenders for the World Junior Lacrosse Championships. Championships. The nations participating include Australia, England, the U.S., and Canada. LOCAL OLYMPIAN -- Ron Richards, of Oshawa, placed 32nd in the 70 metre ski jump competition held at the Calgary Olympics. He was competing on Sunday. Ron is a member of the Oshawa Ski Club at Kirby. FIELD NATURALISTS MEET--The Durham Region Field Naturalists will hold,' their regular monthly meeting in the North Oshawa Public Library on Monday, Monday, February 29, at eight p.m. The speaker will be Dr. Margaret Bain, the noted local naturalist. She'll discuss birds and animals observed during her recent travels to East Africa. REGISTRATION Whitby Minor Lacrosse Association Open to all Durham residents Regular Season from April 18/88 to June 25/88 played indoors at Iroquois Park and Brooklin Arena Representative teams will be selected during the season Born in: 1982 and later -- Paperweight Divi 1981 - 1980 sion (non-contact) -- Tyke 1979 - 1978 -- Novice 1977 - 1976 -- Pee Wee 1975 - 1974 -- Bantam 1973 - 1972 -- Midget 1971 - 1970 -- Intermediate Registration Dates: Feb. 20 Iroquois Park 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. March. 12 Whitby March 5 Brooklin Arena 10 a.m. -2 p.m. Cost $40.00 perplayeror$60.00 perfamily For further Information call 579-8385 Carter's Takes Second Place Easy Win for Goodyear Eagles JR. C ROUND ROBIN CONTINUES -- The next home game for the Bowmanville Goodyear Eagles will be Sunday, Sunday, February 21, when Wellington will be in town to supply the competition. The game time is 7:30 p.m. Bowmanville Bowmanville also plays Friday, at Trenton, commencing at 8:30 p.m. by Kevin Anyan It was one of those games. Bowmanville Eagles played in second gear; but, Cobourg played in first and when the fans awoke the score was 12- 3. Bowmanville had 3 short handed goals and it showed just how poorly Cougars were playing. In fact, with over a minute left in the second second period the Eagles had only 6 players on the bench. Rumor has it, the missing players were in the warm room beating the convenience convenience stand rush. Jeff Dawson and George Pithie each had a hat- trick and with four points from Kelly Armstrong, the fans did have some players to keep their eyes open. Newcomer Newcomer (or returnee) Jeff Smith, scored one of the short handed goals with a blistering slap shot. Chris Dreossi scored a lpli assisted on another. PI couple and acing John Cleiff on the wing produced produced three points and Dave Smith played solidly in net after returning from a muscle muscle injuiy. Bowmanville's victory against Ajax last Tuesday night was a different story. Although the birdmen weren't weren't hitting, the team work and heads up passing made the game exciting. Ai ax was tough and fought Lack in the second period to bring the ■score to within a goal 5-4. The game ended 7-4 and in all likelihood it was the last time Bowmanville will play the Axeman this year. The number of fans that are attending these play-off games are down from past years, and it is because of two reasons. The Eagles have a team that can win every night. Even playing badly, Bowmanville can neat a play-off team by nine goals. With the elimination of fighting on the ice and less competitive play in the arena, arena, it is no wonder the amount of excitement is dropping. Give the fans a 6-4 bam burner and a pop on the nose and Bowmanville Arena Arena will be packed from one crack in the wall to another. The Goodyear Eagles are' undefeated and are at the top of the play-off standings. They play at home against Wellington this Sunday. Game time is the standard 7:30 start. HEART SWIM -- Throughout the month of February, "Heart Month," the Town of Newcastle Fitness Centre will be participating in the Seventh Annual Heart Fitness Fitness Swim. The purpose of the event is to encourage everyone to "get into the swim" and become aware of their heart fitness while donating to a worthy cause. Entry forms are available at the Fitness Centre. Entry fees are required. For further information, call the Newcastle Fitness Centre at 623-3392. Darlington, Pontypool Win Again By Dave Perras Bethany's Bears seemed to have recovered their growl and were on the way to their first major upset of the season, leading Darlington Darlington by a 3-goal margin twice in the first period. The Nuclear Nuclear boys, suddenly realizing realizing that they were not supposed supposed to be the ones Shoppers Compete In Tyke Tourney SENIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL -- Members of the senior girls' basketball team at Bowmanville Senior Public School include Leslie Adams, Crystal Fenwick, Dawn Huycke, Pam Kelly, Holly Leaman, Susan McCullough, McCullough, Heather Piels, Cheri Richards, Stephanie Sleep and Melissa Tugwood. Their next competitions will be February 27 in Cobourg and March 4 in Trenton. On Saturday, February 13 Bowmanville's Tykes held their annual Tournament. Tournament. Shoppers Drug Mart played their first game against Oshawa and defeated defeated them 5 to 1. In the first period Shoppers Shoppers Mike McCrory and Chris Watson scored to give, them a 2-0 lead. Assists went to Brian Lowery and Erik, Griffin. In the second period Oshawa came back within one, but Shoppers forwards checked hard which created lots of scoring opportunities. Danny Unswortn and Sean Pudlis played their best game of the year. Kevin Maillet scored mid-way through the period to earn his first goal of the season. Congratulations Kevin! Assists Assists went to Mark Ganhoa and Chris Mann who also played a strong game. In the third period Mike McCrory scored nis 2nd and 3rd goals to give him another another hat-trick this season. Mi- TRIPLE F February 12, 1988 Ncl Van Abbema 13 pts, John Rozema 12 pts, Melle Rozema 10 pts, Peter-Glas- bergen 9 pts, Dirk Van Abbema Abbema 9 pts, Wiebe Vandergaast 8 pts, Bill Vroom 8 pts, Ron Bonsma 8 pts, Art Atkinson 8 ~ pts. 3P' . pts, Anne Vandergaast 5 pts. High Single Ladies Cnri iris Noordstra 249, High Single Men Bill Vroom 321, High Triple Ladies Chris Noordstra Noordstra 605, High TViple Men BillVroom 729, High Average Average Ladies Nel Van Abbema 192, High Average Men John Rozema 214. Legion Ladies January 28/88. 1. Sheila Roberts 13 points, 2. Onie Etcher 11 points, 3. Penny Connaghan 8 points, 4. Barb Hanc 8 points, 5. Muriel Tennant 4 points, 6. Nancy Evans 3 points. High Single - Sheila Roberts Roberts - 263, High Triple - Helen Helen Reynolds, Patti Roberts - 643, High Average - Sheilai Roberts - 213. February 4/88. 1. Sheila Roberts 17 points, 2. Onie Etcher - 13 points, 3. Penny Connaghan 10 points, 4. Barb Hanc - 8 points, 5. Muriel Tennant - 7 points, 6. Nancy Evans - 3 points. High Single - Elaine Elliott Elliott - 285, High Triple - Patti. Roberts - 714, High Average - Sheila Roberts - 214. The War Amputations of Canada presents: TH£ NAKISKA KIDS In a new film called The Nakiska Kids, I7mcmbers of The War Amps Child Amputee (CHAMP) Program challenge the slopes of Nakiska - site for the alpine events at the 1988 Winter Olympics. Chris, born missing his arms and legs, has always wanted to ski like Karl. At Nakiska, his dream comes true, thanks to your support of the CHAMP Program. The Nakiska Kids is available on loan, free of charge, by contacting tire address below: Champ Chris Koch with War Amps Chief executive Officer Cliff Chadderton and Karl flilzingcr, double-leg amputee and well- known as the "silver-suited"skier in pur T. K messages. The War Amputations of Canada, National Headquarters, 2B27 Riverside Drive, Ottawa, Ontario K1V 0C4. The War Amputations of Canada Is a registered charitable organization operated by amputees for amputees on n non-profit huais. The War Amps does not receive government government funds, Should you wish further Information, please do not hesitote to contact us. Toronto (416) 488 0600; area codes 619, 613,706, dial toll-free 1400-266 8821; oil other urea codes dial toll-free 1400-266-6917. Charitable Registration Number: 0280831 09 10. key Gushulak earned an assist assist on the last goal for his hard work in the comers. After advancing to the next round, Shoppers played against Ajax where Jake Davis Davis faced the most number of shots this year. Jake's outstanding outstanding goaltending, enabled enabled Shoppers to stay in the game, till Mike McCrory (1) and Chris Watson (2) got the team going in the second period. In the third period, Shoppers Shoppers had defensive trouble, which gave Ajax some scoring scoring opportunities which enabled enabled them to win and go on and win the tournament. It was an enjoyable day for the team, coaches and parents. The boys showed ;ki" good hockey skills and sportsmanship throughout the day. lers team members are: #l*Jake Davis, #2 Adam Barraball, #3 Chris Sheilds, #4 Erik Griffin, #5 Kevin Maillet, #6 Mike Harper, #7 Ryan Bruce, #8 Chris Watson, Watson, #9 Chris McKenzie, #10 Chris Mann, #11 Mike Gushulak, Gushulak, #12 Bryan Lowery, #14 Mark Ganhao, #15 Sean Pudlis, #16 Danny Un- sworth, #17 Mike McCrory. Recreation Hockey Results Games Sunday February 7, 1988 Bowmanville Arena. Tyke: A & R Flooring 4, Jamie Potter 2, Richard Solomon 1, Craig Sabine 1 -London Life 0. Shut Out Robbie Austin. Skylight 4, Andy Griffin 4 -Shoppers 2, Michael McCrory 2. Novice: Adam & Eve 5, Scott Mackay 2, Brent Stockman 2, Ryan Pingle 1 -Victoria & Grey 3, Chad Unsworth 1, Chris Potl, Niki Defreitas 1. Bonded 8, Jason Lange 3, Brandon Savard 2, Michael Ferguson 3 - Jimmy's 1, Jeffery Jeffery Thrasher 1. Peewee: Checkers 2, Joey Bate 2 -- Lange? 0. Shut Out Chris McGregor. Mr. Submarine 1, Ryan Becker 1 - Dykstra 1, Jeff Wright 1. Dykstra's 2, Leon Coates 2 -- Mr. Submarine 1, Ryan Becker 1. February 9,1988 Atom: Hutton 6, Mark Read 3, Mike Talotti 1, Shaun Wolfe 1, David Drummond 1 -- 401 Esso 0. ShutOut Rob Robbins and Steve Sargent. J&J Sharpening 6, Ryan MacKenzie 2, Bruce Hamilton Hamilton 2, Shawn Whalen 1, Craig Taylor 1 - Hydro 0. Shut Out Brian Pickard. Bantam: IGA 4, Jeremy Snowden 3, Jack Bentley 1 - Nichols 2, Billy MacIntyre 1, Gilbert Holder 1. February 11,1988, Bantam: McGregor's 5, Brandon Ilottot 1, Bryan James 2, Jeff Pickell 1, Eric Smith 1 - Bowmanville Sand & Gravel 4, Marc Poirce 3, John MacDonald MacDonald 1. February 12,1988 Darlington Arena Bantam: Nichols 7, Michnol Col- bourno 5, Paul Chisholm 1, Ken Cornish 1 Bowmanville Sand & Gravel 1, Mnvc Peirce. hibernating, finally awoke to the fact that the weekend was here and'that it was time to wake up. And the resulting resulting nuclear explosion resulted resulted in 10 goals in the final two periods. Bethany, whose team effort effort seems to have improved in recent games, now just needs a strong-skating forward forward and another defense- man able to move the puck quickly out of his own end, in order to be really competitive. competitive. (Of course, that's what I said last year. I'm starting to sound like a Toronto Maple Leafs' general manager.) Scott Manley scored twice for the Bears, and Jeff Muller, Muller, Greg Whittiker and Dave Bell scored singles. And for Darlington (take a deep breath) those deserving deserving of recognition are Gary Lance (3 goals, 3 assists), Jim Stewart (3-and 1), Barry Hall (2 and 1), Don Intine (1 goal), Brian Dawes (1 goal, 3 assists), Jim Smith (3 assists), assists), Tim Plunkett (2 assists) assists) and the mysterious Number 21, whose name did not appear on the scoresheet, but who contributed 1 goal and 2 assists to the Darlington Darlington cause. lKgim lAityan "Drop by and see me today!" COWAN BOWMANVILLE ONJ 166 KING STREET EAST BUS. 623-3396 RES. 623-7405 *-- Quality Body Work Quality Painting FREE ESTIMATES ON BOTH INSURANCE AND NON-INSURANCE WORK Open 5 Days a Week Monday through Friday i COWAN PONTIAC -- BUICK LTD. BOWMANVILLE ONT 1 166 King Street East Telephone 623-3396 CROSS COUNTRY SKIING at Mosport Park 37 km of groomed trails 6 different trails from novice to expert Rhone 983-9141 Equipment Rentals Available And what about Pontypool Pontypool vs. View Lake? A cleanly-played, cleanly-played, fast-skating affair, and even Pontypool s Alex Welker and Trader Sam's Dave Fowler managed to keep their sticks away from each other's throats until the last minute of the game. With mid-February upon us, and a tough season behind behind them, Trader Sam's boys are reminded to keep both their chins and enthusiasm enthusiasm up for the remainder of the season. Progress has been made, and every first- year team has a difficult year of baptism. The core of a fine team is there, and most of your players are a class act. Rick Sheehey played well for the losing side and had bothgoals. For Pontypool's Major Plumbing and Heating, Duane Duane Major continued to set a fine example with 3 goals and 3 assists, ditto for Gary Cox, Dave Perras (2 and 2), Terry Perras (1 and 3), Alex Welker (2 goals, 1 assist). Rick Mazzerolle (1 goal ana 1 assist) and Doug Roblin (1 goal). Next games, this Friday of course. You're all invited out. February 14: Carters novice novice team took over sole possession possession of second place with a 2-1 win over Jimmy's. In a hard fought game with both goalies making excellent excellent saves Carters finally broke the deadlock in the last three minutes. Emile Salomon scored both Carters goals with assists assists going to Phillip Gushulak Gushulak and Colin MacDonald. The whole team played well defensivley notably Brad Alysworth having nis best game to-date. Our wingers Karl Wiener, Ted Fitzgerald, Greg Hoy, Ben Me da, Niki Zdravkovski and Jeff Finney played a great game going hard both ways. Centres, Emile Salo- man, Jeff Carter, and Paul Drummond shut Jimmys down on the face offs. David Yellowlees had just an excellent game especially stopping Greg Masterson with three seconds left in the game. The five defense rotation work well with Brad Alysworth, Alysworth, Trevor Wright, Jason Frayne, Colin MacDonald, Youth Bowling Saturday, February 13, 1988. Seniors - Team Standings: Evans - 26, Hanc - 25, Brown -18, Big Canoe -15. High Singles: T. Hanc - 260,240; G. Evans - 253,224, 202; S. Brown - 216, 208; D. Dickson - 211, 210; R. Mulder Mulder - 202. High Triples: G. Evans - 679; T. Hanc - 673; D. Dickson Dickson - 595. Juniors - Team Standings: Standings: Kingsley - 33; Hoult - 28; Pappas - 26; Brooks - 22; Harrison - 18; McFeeters - 14; Buma -14; Whalen -13. High Singles: S. Snowden - 249, 219, 213; T. Harrison - 240; E. Kingsley - 222; M .Sutherland - 219, 201; T. Bums - 218; S. Sansom - 210; M. Chomey - 200. High Triples: S. Snowden - 681; M. Sutherland - 611; S. Pampas - 522; E. Kingsley Bantams - Team Standings: Standings: Lynx - 32; Ocelot - 32 Sabre - 26; Leopard - 24; Tiger Tiger - 23; Bobcat - 21; Jaguar • 20; Cougar - 18; Lion - 16 Panther -15; Cheetah -14 Puma -11. High Singles: J. Colder ■ 242; C. Schnerch - 203; M. Both well - 200,165; J. Pingle -172,164; B. Huggins -171. 168; J. Robichaua - 169; J. Gusterson -164; J. Pearson • 163; K. Flintoff - 163; B. Humber -158. High Triples: M. Bothwel! - 519; J. Colder - 481; J. Pingle Pingle - 459; B. Huggins - 448; K. Flintoff - 423; J. Vickery - 423; J. Pearson - 419; J. Gusterson Gusterson - 407; B. Humber 403; R. Flint - 400. High Averages: M. Both- well -142; K. Flintoff -139; R. Flint - 138; J. Vickery - 138; J. Gusterson - 137; B. Rodgers -135. Tykes - Team Standings:. Bengals - 27; Saints - 21; Eagles Eagles - 20; Giants -18; Bills - 17; Dolphins -16; Colts -15; Browns - 13; Steelers - 10; Jets -10; Rams - 9; Raiders - 4. High Singles: A Millson - 153,130; I. Leeson -152; C.t Peldiak - 135, 133; G. Lea- man -131,105; J. Thomson - 124; C. Gusterson -118,106; J. Welsh -116; M. McGill - 110; R. Howe -103; R. Cotton -100. High Doubles: A. Millson - 283; C. Peldiak - 268; G. Lea- man - 236; I. Gleeson - 235; C. Gusterson - 224. High Averages: C. Peldiak -137; A. Thomson -119; A. Millson - 108; D. Humber - 100; N. Vickery - 99. TIRE SALES INC. 676-1220 TRISUN, AU SEASON 299 D--n Avt„ and Phillip Gushulak providing providing Davia with some good protection. The last three minutes saw four of the defense defense on the ice to cap off the scoring. February 6/88 Carters came out to-day to try and overtake what is appearing to be our arch rivals rivals Adam &Eve, With a solid effort by both teams Carter's came out on top 5-4. This was our first league win against Adam ana Eve. Niki Zdravkovski, Emile Saloman, Colin MacDonald (2 goals) and Jason Frayne scored for Carters with assists assists going to Gregg Hoy and Jason Frayne, David Yellowlees played a real stand up game to help gain the win. Adam and Eve appear to be the best balanced team in the group. January 31/88 After a gruelling day at the tournament Carter's came out and were dumped by Bonded 6-0. Bonded played extremely well and snowed no mercy in our end. Bonded are on their way up and will prove tough in tne play offs. January 30/88 Carter's came away with an excellent effort in obtaining obtaining the "A" runners up. Game 1. We faced Oshawa St. Marys Blue in the first game and came away with a 5-0 win. Emile Saloman with 3 goals, Paul Drummond 1 goal and Ben Medd 1 goal. Shut Out David Yellowlees. Game 2. In the second game we met the tough Adam & Eve team with them scoring first ' making us having to play for the win and not a tie. In what was a super game Carters came out on top 4-3 with Phillip Gushulak, Gushulak, Paul Drummond scoring 1 goal each and Emile Saloman Saloman with a pair. Paul Drummond Drummond also collected 2 assists. David Yellowlees came up with an excellent performance performance between the pipes. Game 3. Newcastle 11 Carter's 1 In the A Championship f .me Carters were defeated a strong Newcastle team, e played well but could not come up to par with this "green machine" that Leo MacLean has iced from Newcastle. A good day was had by all and a good job well done, and a big thank you to the organizers especially Ron Selleck. 3rd Annual - OntariomishinG AND SPORTSMEN'S jHflWj The Show Dedicated to Sport Fishing February 24, 25, 26, 27, 1988 at The Metro East Trade Centre - 401 and Brock Road in Pickering Presented by: See the latest in exciting new fishing tackle, fishing boats and motors, fishing camps and lodges. Great Lake charters, fly-ins and much, much more. fOUTBOARDS I rrcsems ' BOB IZUMI, and his Pro Fishing Staff with Bob's new "REAL FISHING SEMINARS" These presentations, "Secrets of the Pro's", "Think like a Fish". "Attention to Detail". "Locating the Fish" and "Luring Your Prey" featuring an exciting combination of slides, video and live demonstrations guaranteed to inform and entertain both the novice fisherman and the expert. WIN one of 8 Mercury Outboards - 2 given away each day of the show. 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