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t G The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. October 26. 1988 623-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- The Oshawa Generals Generals dropped a thrilling opener against the Montreal Jr. Canadiens at Bosvmanville Memorial Arena Tuesday evening, October 15. Cournoyer, Charlebois, Boudrais, and Vachon were the big guns for the winners, while 15-year-old Bobby Orr was outstanding on defence for the Generals. Goodyear Red Eagles Outscored by W ellington FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- OMHA coaches for the Village of Newcastle teams this season are as follows: Atom: Paul Collinson, Bob Pearce. Pee Wee: Ron Stack, Gary Hooper. Bantam: Leo Kelly, Bob Stiles. Midget: Ed Dwyer, Gary Woodbeck. Juvenile: Bill Mackey and Joe Berncy. Mitchell's Corners Wins Close Soccer Contest COURTICE PARK ASSOCIATION MEETS -- The Annual Annual General Membership Meeting for the Courtice Park Association takes place at Courtice Secondary School on Tuesday, November 8, commencing at eight p.m. For more information, call Jim Osborne at 436- 2499. EAGLES PART OF ARENA OPENING -- The Goodyear Junior C Eagles will be participating in the special events slated for the official opening of the Bowmanville Arena on Sunday, November 6. The normal normal Sunday night game has been re-scheduled to five p.m., shortly after the opening ceremonies. Eagles will be playing Little Britain on that occasion and there will be free admission. After the Junior C game, there will be an opportunity for the public to enjoy the new ice surface, thanks to a public skate. m V,.t V ARENA OPENING -- The opening ceremony for the Bowmanville Arena is from two p.m. to four p.m. on November 6. Further details will follow. FARMERS' BONSPIEL -- Ontario farmers will have a chance this winter to compete in a new provincial curling bonspiel for farmers only. The Ontario Provincial Provincial Farmers' Curling Bonspiel is scheduled for January January 20 to 22 at the Sydenham Community Curling Club in Wallaceburg. It is sanctioned by the Ontario Curling Association. To be eligible to participate, the rinks must certify that all members are actively engaged engaged in farming. A number of playdowns will take place before the bonspiel. NEXT EAGLES' GAME -- The Bowmanville Junior C Eagles will be playing on home ice in Bowmanville this Sunday night, barring any last-minute glitches in the new Sports Centre's ice-making equipment. Madoc is slated to play Bowmanville at 7:30 p.m. SOCCER SCORES -- The Newcastle Christian Athletic Athletic Association held its soccer semi-finals recently. In the boys' division, Knox beat St. Stephen's by a score of 7-0 and Monsigneur Cleary defeated St. Francis Francis of Assisi by a 3-0 decision. In girls' soccer, it was Knox over Monsigneur Cleary by a 3-2 score and St. Francis beat St. Stephen's 2-0. We understand that the championship is this week. Youth Bowling terson 189; H. Watson 178. Bantams Team Standing: Kiss 24; Rem 23; Inxs 20; Rush 16; Toto 16; U2 14; Heart 14; Kinks 11; Queen 10; Luba 10; Cars 6; AC/DC 4. High Triple: B. Humber 483; M. Both well 470; J. Vickery 453; J. Pearson 445; M. Routh 433; R. Bogle 422; A. Chomey 416; A. Welsh 406; R. Murphy 401. High Single: B. Humber 183; M. Bothwell 182; A. Chomey 180; N. Vickery 180. M. Routh 177; J. Pearson 176; R. Bogle 175. Tykes Team Standing: Saturn 20; Sun 14; Moon 13; Neptune Neptune 13; Earth 10; Jupiter 8; Pluto 8; Venus 7; Charon 7; Mars 7; Mercury 6; Uranus 5. High Double: S. Finney 227; R. Leddy 206; A. Wood- house 205; M. McGill 201. High Single: S. Finney. 121; M. McGill 120; R. Leddy 120; A. Woodhouse 106. Hospital League October 18,1988. Top Ten Averages: 1. Susie Marshall 209, 2. Art Atkinson 206, 3. Phil Woodcock 204, 4. Janice Woodcock 191, 5. Randy Bailey 191, 6. Judy MacLean MacLean 186, 7. Doug Woodcock 186, 8. Bob Forget 186, 9. Wayne Sheehan 185, 10. Cindy Zinck 184. Ladies High Single: Judy MacLean 285, Ladies High Triple: Judy MacLeand 691, Mens High Single: Bob Forget Forget 243, Mens High Triple: Art Atkinson 638. Team # 6 is in first place with 38 points. In a nail-biting sudden death shootout final, the pionship at a tournament held at M young ladies from Mitchell's Corners Public School Public School last Wednesday and defeated Courtice Public School to capture the cham- the girls is coach Gerry VanGinkel Sponsor Honors Championship Soccer Team .J. Hobbs Senior Thursday. With Saturday, October 22/88 Senior Team Standings: Brownie's Brownie's Clan 19; Mrs. Sandman 14; Bowling Baboons 12; Evan's Crew 9; Hanc's Fries 5; Richie's Rollers 4. High Triple: S. Brown 698; D. Wright 676; M. Holmes 672; G. Evans 612; M.Sutherland 608; E. Cook 605. High Single: S. Brown 292; M. Holmes 267; D. Wright 244; S. Dickson 243; E. Cook 240; G. Evans 227. Junior Team Standings: MacAr- thur 25; Pappas 21; Bums 17; Killens 9; Harrison 7; Brooks 5. High Triple: S. Pappas 550; T. Burns 540; B. Rodgers Rodgers 528; M. Drummond 485; K. Flintoff 477: H. Watson Watson 471. High Single: T. Bums 247; J. Robinson 223; B. Rodgers 208; M. Drummond 204; S. Pappas 195; B. MacArthur 194; K. Flintoff 190; J. Gus- Canada's trees are no match for WILDFIRE t PREVENT FOREST FIRES i Members of the Lioness sponsored Durham Peew- ee Girls soccer team who went through the entire season season without a loss and won the league cup and championship championship trophy were honored by the sponsors on Tuesday, Oct. 18th. at the Lions Centre. Participating Participating in the presentation ceremony were, front row 1-r, Tracey Michaud, Kim Bates, Karen Seto, Stacy Murphy; Murphy; 2nd row. Coach Linda McLennan, Monique New Season for Toro Pee Wees 2 PEACOCK LUMBER LTD DURHAM REGION'S WOOD SPECIALISTS IN HARDWOOD & SOFTWOOD LUMBER DRY KILNS & DRESSING FACILITIES INCLUDING CUSTOM MADE TRIM; HARDWOOD & MARINE PLYWOODS AS WELL AS A COMPLETE STOCK OF BUILDING MATERIALS x t WHOLESALE & RETAIL 725-4744 IF BUSY CALL 725-2831 328 RITSON RD. N. OSHAWA ROSSLAND ADELAIDE HWY 4UT Quality Body Work Quality Painting FREE ESTIMATES ON BOTH INSURANCE AND NON-INSURANCE WORK Open 5 Days a Week Monday through Friday 166 King Street East Telephone 623-3396 by Jim Vanderende The new season for this team started 2 October 88, after some challenging tryouts, tryouts, with its first exhibition against Oshawa LNHL Canadians. Canadians. But, before we get to any games, let's introduce the team members for the 88-89 season: Coach - Mark Doyle and his assistants - Dan Doyle and Jeff Edmondson, Edmondson, Trainer - Greg Martin and Manager - Jim Vanderende. Players - "Captain" "Captain" Chad Vanderende #17, and "Assistant Captains" - Jason Hoffman #4, and Bruce Harnum #5, Goalies: Robbie Robbins #1 and Jamie Jamie Doyle #30. Other team members: David Mills #2, Tim Mills #3, Chris Heffer- nan #6, Alan McCullough #7, Doug Parkin #8, Jamie Brake #9, Tyson Pearcy #10, Joey Bate #11, Mike Nesbitt #12, Craig Rickard #15, and Tracy Lemke #16. Tne team has played 5 games to date ( 3 exhibition and two league) with a 3-1-1, win, tie and lose record. The First Game - Exhibition Exhibition - against Oshawa, gave Pltch-in '•'cr-' USE US! the coaching staff a chance to form the Tines. It did not take longfor the team to connect, connect, as Bowmanville scored the first and only goal in the first period, Jamie Brake from Chad Vanderende. The team scored three more in the second to Oshawa's one - Alan McCullough from Tyson Tyson Pearcey and Doug Parkin, Parkin, Mike Nesbitt from Tim Mills and the fourth goal, Craig Rickard from Jason Hoffman. Both teams exchanged exchanged goals in the third with Mike Gramm getting the final marker from Craig Rickard and Mike Nesbitt. Final outcome: Bowmanville 5 - Oshawa 2 Game 2 - Exhibition against Oshawa LHNL Blackhawks, 6 October 89. Bowmanville scored in the first minute of the game, Craig Rickard from Mike Nesbitt and Bruce Harnum only to have Oshawa tie it up less than a minute later. Md- way through the first Mike Nesbitt scored from Tracy Lemke. Oshawa scored with 14 seconds left in the first period for a 2-2 tie. Bowmanville Bowmanville scored the only two goals in the second, Mike Nesbitt from Craig Rickard and Chad Vanderende from Jamie Brake, and three more in the third Craig Rickard Rickard (Mike Nesbitt, Tracy Lemke), Doug Parkin (Alan McCullough) and the final marker Cnad Vanderende (Jamie Brake and Joey Bate). Bowmanville winning 7- 2. League Opener- Game 3 against Pickering 15 October 88. Bowmanville opened the scoring in the first, Jamie Brake (Tracy Lemke, Bruce Harnum). The home team outscored the visitors 2-1. in the second, Alan McCullough McCullough (Chad Vanderende) and Craig Rickard (Tyson Pearcy) Bowmanville scored two more in the third, Chad Vanderende (Bruce Harnum, Jamie Brake) and Doug Parkin (Tracy Lemke, Jamie Brake). Result Bowmanville Bowmanville winning 5-1. The goal tending duties in all of the above games were shared by Robbie Robbins and Jamie Doyle, both make key saves for the victory. Game 4 - Exhibition against Cobourg 21 October 88. This game ended in a 5-5 tie, which saw the home team - Cobourg take a one goal lead throughout the game, only to have Bowmanville Bowmanville notch one of their own for the tie. Scoring for the Toros: Joey Bate 1 goal Kevin Any an LEASING SPECIALIST COWAN POMTMC-- «UKX lTD.i aowMANvme on i ' 166 KING STREET EAST BUS. 623-3396 RES. 623-7405 r i n Sales Representative 8 In spite of having the edge in shots on goal 37-36, Bowmanville Eagles were outscored 7-4 by the hustling hustling Wellington Dukes. * The first minutes were all Bowmanville with the Balles Balles having the edge in solid its, and outshooting the visitors visitors 15-3. Most of the ag- : E ressive play was led by #10, arry Perris with good clean hits, and a dazzling end to end rush. However, this was short lived as he was enticed into a fight at the 10 minute mark of the first period and was gone for the night. Five minutes later, Wellington Wellington tallied their first marker and added two more before the period was over. Goal-tender A1 Hall could not be faulted on these goals as they were well set up and he had little protection. Wellington made it 4-0 two minutes into the second. Chris Pearce deflected in a Dean Baumhauer slapshot at the 17 minute mark, to put the Eagles on the score board, with Shane Armstrong Armstrong also getting an assist. Wellington held the edge in shots 13-10 in the second. Wellington opened the scoring in the third with a power-play goal. Dean Baumhauer pumped a wrist shot home on passes from Troy Foster and Nick Dennis to make it 5-2. Brian Noble put the Eagles within 2 on a power play goal from Shane Armstrong and Shawn Rek- ker. Wellington came back with two more to once more widen the edge to 4. David Fairey closed out the scoring with some nifty stick handling handling on a solo effort when sent away by Kelly Armstrong. Armstrong. The Eagles travel to Trenton Trenton Friday night and are at home next Sunday to Madoc. Madoc. The absence of coach Pat Lange on the bench and on the program was conspi- cous. There was no doubt Pat gave 100% effort to the job and it is difficult to please every one. As we hit the ice next Sunday, Sunday, (possibly in the new recreation complex) it will be interesting to see who is at the helm. There is no doubt this flock of Eagles need some one to take charge and get the best out of the talent available. It is also important for the players to come to play hockey for the team. There was a good crowd on hand Sunday night, and they deserve to see the best the team has to offer. It sounds very much like this could be an interesting year as every team has lost a few and won a few. Little Britain nipped Lakefield 6-5 last Saturday night. See you next Sunday. Shut Out Win for Hutton ft# ■'ÏÉ Kraayvanger, Captain Sarah Couch, Lioness President President Norma Lewis, Captain Theresa Wyatt, Christina Christina Thrasher; 3rd row, Jessica Hull, Alyssa McLennan, McLennan, Jessica Knoop, Julie Axford, Carolyn Watters, Desiree Flonk, Daelan Judd, Kari Hoult; back row, Coach Bob McLennan, Coach Bob Bates, Coach Greg Couch. , by John Schoep On Thursday, October 20, Hutton Transport played their first game of the regular regular season in the BRHL Atom Division schedule. These 14 young hockey enthusiasts enthusiasts displayed they had the necessary talents required required to build a good team. More importantly, their style of play shows they are beginning beginning to play as a group of team players. Throughout this game against J&J Sharpening, the Truckers made many good passing plays and were using using the defensemen in their offensive attacks which resulted resulted in a 3-0 win. Ryan Stainton earned a well deserved deserved shutout, especially in scrambles around the net when he positioned himself tight against the goal posts and covered up the loose pucks. Despite two power plays in the first period, J&J were unable to get by the defensive defensive lines of Les McCrory and Brian Hogenhout and of Greg Knox and Peter Schoep. It wasn't until early in the second period that the Truckers scored after two very close calls. It was then that Schoep scored on a pass Skylight | Donuts M: - l r;v Bowling fx League Team Standings J.Murphy 21, S. Adams 18, D. Snowden 14, B. Gilkes 13, G. Cowling 10, H. Pollard 8. Top 10 Averages: D. Snowden 234, S. Adams 215, J.Murphy 215, R. Sutcliffe 208, G. Cowling 205, G. Simpson 204, L. Greenham 200, H. Pollard 199, J .Winter 198 G. Smith 198. Lades High Single - Joan Murphy 323, Ladies High Triple - Joan Murphy 747, Mens High Single - Gord Cowling 329, Mens High Triple - Gord Cowling 876. from behind the net by Cutis Coumeyea and also assisted by Alex Walcer. Two penalties were handed handed out to J&J during the remainder remainder of the second period period but the Truckers were unable to capitalize on them due to, in large part, the efforts efforts of J&J goaltender Clayton Clayton Rendell. On a long pass from McCrory, Coumeyea was stopped by the J&J goaltender and on a pass from Colin Galinski, Jeff Hughes was unable to get the'puck into the net. Early in the third period, Rendell once again kept J&J in the game by stopping McCrory on a breakaway. During the Truckers' third power play of the game, Coumeyea took a faceoff and fed the puck back to Schoep at the blueline who then fired a shot at the net. The waist high puck was tipped by Coumeyea, changing changing its direction slightly to fool the goaltender and take a two goal lead. A few minutes minutes later, Alex Walcer set up Coumeyea who was once again stopped by the J&J goaltender. Midway through the period, the Trackers successfully successfully killed off their third . and final penalty. Some line changes by the coaches during during the last three minutes of play, resulted in Hutton Transport's third point when Hughes, set up by McCrory jj$ cn effort they put forth during this game. On Saturday, Hutton Transport played an exhibition exhibition game in Oshawa against Christ Church of the O.C.H.L. Three goals in the first period, all by Jeff Hughes, were the only ones for the Truckers in the entire game. Assists were earned by Paul Hollingsworth and Brad Read. Hutton's goal- tender, Ryan Stainton, played well and made some Key saves. With only two minutes reamaining in the game, his bid for a second shutout was ended when Christ Church scored. The coaches were pleased that none of the players received any penalties. Less passing occurred during this game but some of this may be attributed attributed to an oversight of the host team. Both teams were dressed in black sweaters. sweaters. and Schoep, put the puck in ; of the , Schoej the back of the net. Each of the Truckers can be proud of this solid team TIRE SALES INC. 576-1220 TRISUN STEEL BELTED RADIAL If 781.:^ allseasoF' 299 Dean Ave.,Oshawa FRED'S AUTO BODY • Specializing in Unibody, Front Wheel Drive • Superior Collision Repair • Clear Coat Available • Expert Refinishing • Insurance Claims • Come In -- Free Estimate • Courtesy Car Available 163 Base Line Rd. E. J Bowmanville 623-6353 and 2 assists, Jamie Brake 2 goals, Tyson Pearcy and Mike Nesbitt with one goal each. Other assist: Cnad Vanderende 2, Chris Heffer- nan 1, Alan McCullough 1,. Doug Parkin 1, Craig Rickard Rickard and Tracy Lemke with 1 each. Game 5 - League vs Port Perry 22 October 88. 'Hie teams toughest competition competition to date, saw the visiting visiting team edge the Toros 3- 2. There was no scoring in the first, but Port scored their first goal early in the second, only to have Bowmanville Bowmanville get one of their own, Chad Vanderende from Craig Rickard and Jamie Jamie Brake. Port scored ona more in the second and another another early in the third for a 3-1 lead. The Toros got one back, Tracy Lemke from Mike Nesbitt and Alan McCullough. Remember the Team's Saying: Play the game for the "Love* of the game and Keep Smiling. 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