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i < The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. November 9,1988 623-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- The Men's Town Basketball League 1963-64 season got under way at the High School Gymnasium with the defending champions, champions, Coronation Cafe edging McQueen's Motors 40-37. Hooper's Jewellers defeated Stephen Fuels 41-22. Among the top scorers from the two games were: Norm Buwalda, Danny Seto, Don Welsh, Lloyd Coverley, Joe Markle, Bill Wallis, Ted Fairey, Tom Pearson, Pete Bal- lantyne, Terry Black, Lloyd Hamilton, Brian Coughlin Jim Moorcraft, John Stainton and Ted Dadson. 8PHKT8 Central Soccer Stars Capture Championship Newcomers Welcome to Join Basketball Program ] iM » FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- In high school sports news, the Bowmanville Junior Redmen football squad coached by Dave Schwalm went through the Lake Ontario Secondary School Association (LOSSA) regular season undefeated and advanced to the playoffs against Donevan where they recorded a 28-6 win. Paul Roughley, Steve Veinot and Brook Cole led the B.H.S. team to the victory. Sylvia Rueger, of Clarke High School, won the right to compete in Vancouver November 18 in the All-Canadian Cross Country Meet. Earlier, she had placed fourth at the All-Ontario level. SHARPSHOOTERS -- Winners in the shoot-out competition competition held at the new Bowmanville Recreation Complex on Sunday were as follows: Chris Smith, David Mills, Jason Jackman and Terry VanLonden. Chris Smith won a hockey stick autographed by the Toronto Maple Leafs and the remaining participants received their choice of a free pizza or a free skating pass. CATCH ARENA OPENING ON TV -- If you were among the several hundred people who didn't hear the proceedings at the Official Opening of the Bowmanville Bowmanville Recreation Complex, you have a chance to see a re-play of the event on Cable TV. Problems with the sound system prevented most spectators from hearing the platform guests and other proceedings. However, Cable TV, which was recording the opening, has excellent sound quality. It's rebroadcasting the ceremony at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, November 10 and at 2 p.m. on Monday, November 14. No doubt, there will be other dates for broadcast in addition to these. HP**® rf . m - - A-' „-*Êr A«$S The Oshawa Ski Club on Ski Swap Saturday, Nov. 12th at Ontario Motor Sales Bond St. W., Oshawa Bring in items to sell 9 a.m. toll a.m. SALE IS FROM 1:00 TO 5:00 P.M. Central Public School in Bowmanville sports a championship soccer team. On October 27 the team competed in the Bowmanville elementary soccer league finals and defeated Vincent Massey Public School in sudden death overtime to secure the cham pionship. Coach Greg Duval said the final was "a tough game to win or lose" but said it was also an exciting exciting time for everyone. Pictured here is the entire' soccer club at Central, close to 37 members, The soccer soccer team consisted of 20 players. Capacity Crowd for Eagles' Game Every Tuesday evening, the Hampton Minor Basketball Association holds games and practices at the Hampton Junior Public School for young people age. 10 to 14. This is the group's third year and openings are still available for the program. program. Newcomers are welcome to drop by any Tuesday at seven p.m. for further details. Information is also available from Bill Langley (623-2527). Mr. Langley Langley notes that House League play will start in the first week of December and run to April. Liberty Bowl Youth Bowling Whether it was the magic of the new arena or the attraction attraction of the Bowmanville Eagles, the Goodyear boys played to a near capacity crowd on Sunday night. With Little Britain supplying the opposition it was a fast skating game with plenty of crunching body checking. The two teams battled to a 3- 3 draw, with all of Little Britain's Britain's goals coming on the power-play, proving once again that you can't win games in the penalty box. Little Britain had a 8-4 edge in shots 'on goal in the first frame with Bowmanville Bowmanville outscoring them two, to; one. Paul Renalid Scored un-' assisted at the 3:26 mark, and Brian Noble made it 2-0 at 9:31. Greg Corneil scored his first of the night for the Merchants at 13:38. The shots were 7-6 in the second for Little Britain and they scored the only two goals off the sticks of Steve Roberts and Greg Corneil with his second. Bowmanville held the ' ft mimmmmmmsmssismmsMmsMmmmm ® 1 by BULOVA* Her style is a gift p sir l#r ! Somehow, she always knows how to present herself with perfect taste. Perhaps it's her sixth sense about fashion... perhaps it's her Caravelle watch. She wears one with everything from a business suit to her jogging suit-but you can bet she'd love to add one more to her wardrobe! Caravelle ... the quartz watch that's reliable, collectible-and surprisingly affordable. A. A classic goldtone case surrounds a white enamel dial with a sweep second hand. Water resistant. Dura-Crystal? Etched goldtone-flnlshed stainless steel bracelet, B. Gleaming goldtone case adds drama to a matte gilt dial. Water resistant. Dura-Crystal?Accented by a contoured goldtone link bracelet. Free battery replacement for the life of the watch. Let us personalize that gift, with Free Engraving. Hooper's Jewellers 39 King St. W. 623-5747 Bowmanville Member Canadian Jewellery Buying Group : i -a- -.r fa if edge in shots for the third period 10-6 but could only muster one goal by George Pithie from Paul Renaud. Gareth Stone and Shawn Rekker earned assists on Brian Noble's goal. A1 Hall saved the tie for the Eagles with a sensational stana-up save on a Little Britain break-away. Saturday night's game was played in Ma doc against the winless Hurricanes. Hurricanes. The Eagles skated to an 8-4 win but did not show the strength they are capable of. Darrin Bunker minded the pipes for this game. ■ Brian Noble led the scoring scoring with three goals and one assist while Paul Stainton had a big night with two goals and one assist. Greg Goode and Mark Hickey each had a goal and an assist, assist, while David Fairey had a goal. Players contributing assists were Gareth Stone (5), Mike Gallant (2), and Paul Renaud (1). Wing Tips Due to the large number of. players who are signed ana still with the team it Halminen Homes Midgets Keep Record Intact Halminen Toro Midgets won two more in championship championship style last week. Cobourg, Oct. 25. Riding nigh after an 18-2 victory over Lindsay, Halminen Halminen Toros travelled to Cobourg Cobourg two days later to repeat repeat the awesome display of power. Within minutes of the opening face-off it was obvious obvious that Cobourg was outranked outranked and by the end of the first period Cobourg was deep in a 4-0 hole. However, the next two periods reflected reflected Cobourg frustration and Toro's unchecked patience as penaltiies filled the game sheet and effectively ended the Toros barrage, allowing only one goal in each of these periods. With a total of 7 minutes of penalities registered registered for both teams an obvious obvious rout was prevented and Toros had to be content with a 6-0 shutout. Scoring: JimPithie (Jeff Reynolds); Jeff ffohr (Greg Healey, JimPithie); Paul Hindman (Neil Taylor, John Duczmalewski); Tim Powers (Steve Cus, Tony Vanhoof); John Duczmalewski; Jeff Flintoff (Dan Szuch, Doug Lever). Pickering, Oct. 30 Pickering suffered its first defeat of the season as they came up against a determined determined Toro team on Sunday. Sunday. Showing once again, they arc not only able to skate, check and shoot with the best, Toros are also unwilling unwilling to be out-muscled on the ice. In a see-saw battle begun by Pickering, Toros finally finally blew out the Pickering flame in the third to win the game 5-3. Despite the 66 minutes of penalties, fans were treated to some excellent excellent hockey including some spectacular goal tending by Ian Cooper. Scoring: Doug Lever (Tim Powers, Jeff Flintoff); Steve Cus (Jeff Rohr); Tony Vanlloof (Greg Henley); Doug Lever (TimPowors, Steve Cus); John Duczmalewski Duczmalewski (Paul Hindman, Jeff Rohr). makes it necessary for several several players to sit out each game. Troy Foster, Chris Pearce, and Todd Thertell were the boys not seeing action action Sunday. I'm sure they will be back in full action next week. Scott Webster's ankle is stil a little touchy but hopefully hopefully another week' of rest will see it fully recuperated. It is a fairly accurate rumor rumor that Glenn Campbell will be back in town to play hockey with our Eagles next week. This should be a big asset as former midget M.V.P.'s free wheeling style will give the opposition one more sniper to contend with. The Eagles entertained close to 1000 peopole on Sunday night and it would be nice to see this size of a crowd every home game. This Tuesday past the Eagles Eagles hosted the Fort Perry visit the hustling Uxbridge Bruins at 8:30 and arc at home to Cobourg Sunday, November 13th at 7:30. Novice Game Ends 2-2 Draw On Saturday, November 5, All .Canadian Novices tied Bonded Paving in a very entertaining entertaining hockey game. Chris Watson opened the scoring for the Canadian, unassisted, in the first period to take a 1-0 lead. After 30 minutes of excellent defensive defensive work by Canadians, Chris Mann, Robbie Mac- Chayne, Erik Griffin, and Chris McKenzie, Guy Tousi- nant split the defence to tie the game for Bonded. In the third period, both shot from a sharp angle to score and take a 2-1 lead. With Brad Chapman and Jeff Lockwood pressing hard, Canadians momentum was building. With minutes' remaining in the game, Bradly St. John and Danny Katsikis worked hard in the corners to keep the puck in Bonded's end. After making a line change Adam Powell for the Canadians positioned himself in front on the goal and one-timed it to score. Assists Assists on the goal went to . Bryan Lowery and Clayton ortunities, but Bonded's Kohn for their hard work. The game ended in a 2-2 tie with each team earning a well deserved point in the standings. teams had power play ojd portunities. but Bonded's •Ryan McRoberts and Canadians' Canadians' Jake Davis entertained entertained the fans with some good goal tending. At 12:22 in the third period. Jeff Finney 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 ROSSLAND Saturday, November 5, 1988. Tykes Team Standings: Saturn - 27; Sun -19; Pluto -18; Mars -17; Neptune -16; Moon -15; Earth -15; Jupiter -13; Venus Venus -12; Mercury -11; Charon Charon -10; Uranus - 5. HighSingles: Ben McCaf- fery -122,109; Sarah Finney -112,108; Michelle VonHat-' ten - 106; Jared Greening - 103. High Doubles: B. McCaf- fery - 231; S. Finney - 220; J. Greening -194; S. Westlake - 185. Bantams Team Standings: Rem - 36; Kiss - 30; Inxs - 25; Queen - 24; Rush - 23; Heart - 21; Toto r 21;,'AÇ/DÇ -18; ,Luba - 17; U2 -16; Kinks -11; Cars - 10.' High Singles: B. Huggins - 254; M. Routh - 210; R. Bogle Bogle -180; A Chomey -163. High Triples - B. Huggins - 503; M. Routh - 452; R. Bogle Bogle - 444; M. Bothwell - 420; A. Welsh - 400. Juniors Team Standings: MacAr- thur - 37; Pappas - 26; Burns - 26; Killens -16; Harrison - 13; Brooks-8. High Singles: R. Bou- whuis - 236,188; S. Pappas - 225,183; T. Bums - 211,186; M. Drummond - 200; M. Brooks -197,195; K. Flintoff - 195; R. McKee - 194; J. Ruelland 193; R. Flint -188; J. Gusterson -182; R. Petre - 176. High Triples: R. Bou- whuis - 575; T. Burns - 563; M.Brooks - 529; R. McKee - 524; S. Pappas - 514; M.Drummona - 483; J. Gusterson Gusterson - 481; B. Rodgers - 461; T. Harrison - 458; J. Ruelland - 452; R. Flint - 455; R. Petre-451. Seniors Team Standings: Brownie's Brownie's Clan - 31; Mrs. Sandman Sandman - 26; Evan's Crew -18; Bowling Baboons - 17; Hanc's Fries - 9; Richie's Rollers Rollers -4. High Singles: E. Bou- whuis - 313, 308, 300; N. Brooks - 257; D. Wright - 257; D. Big Canoe - 246,231; i S. Snowden - 243; Li MacAr- thur - 234, 228-D. Dickson - 233, 216, 211; J. McFeeters - 233; C. Richards - 230,212. High Triples: E. Bou- whuis - 921; D. 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