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i; The Canadian Statesman. Bmvmanvillc. November 30,1988 j sport- falk 623-3303 FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Five members of the most exclusive club in the world of golfing, the "Holc-in-One Club", were honored at the closing banquet banquet and dance held at Southview Country Club on Saturday. Each had scored since the club began and included: Bill Clarke Sr.. Helen Gilhooly, A1 Bundle, Lois Cattran and Bill Clarke Jr. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- The top ten bowlers bowlers in the Liberty Bowl Friday Night League are: Les Smale 220, Moc Richards 220, Vince Front 217, Dennis Smale 210. Dave Vcrelli 213, George Piper 210, Ron Richards 210, Bert Englcy 200, Ian Welton 204, and I.ois Richards 203. EAGLE SWEATSHIRTS -- The Bowmanvillc Junior C Eagles are celebrating their 20th anniversary of hockey in Bowmanvillc from 1968 to 1988. For this special occasion, occasion, the club has 100 commemorative sweatshirts for sale. If you would like to purchase this special, commemorative commemorative shirt, please phone Bob Marshall at 623- 7069. YWCA WINTER PROGRAM REGISTRATION -- Registration Registration for YWCA Winter Programs in Bowmanvillc begins next Monday, December 5, for YWCA members and December 6 for the general public. Hours are from nine a.m. to three p.m. and registration takes place at the new YWCA office which is located at 133 Church St. (That's directly across from the Fire Hall.) A variety of programs is available beginning in January. These include children's pre-school gym, infant C.P.R., travelogue, children's cooking, the Art of Framing and more. A special registration day will take place Friday, December 9, from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Bowmanvillc Bowmanvillc Mall. EAGLES' NEXT GAME -- The Bowmanvillc Goodyear Junior C Eagles will play their next home game against Lindsay this Sunday evening (December 4) commencing at 7:30 p.m. On Tuesday, December 6, Port Perry will be in town for a game which commences at 8:30 p.m. at the Bowmanvillc Recreation Complex. Next Friday, December 9, Bowmanvillc will travel to Trenton for an 8:30 p.m. game. TOURNAMENT DATES -- The next tournament for the Bowmanvillc Recreation Hockey League takes place on Saturday, December 10, for the pee wees. This will be followed by a novice and atom tournament on January 28 and a tyke tournament on February 18. There will be a bantam house league tourney on March 4. In the Select Division, there will be a tyke tournament tournament April 8, 9, 15, and 16. Tournament dates for the Select Division novice, atoms, peewees and bantams are to be confirmed. I.O.O.F. Peewee Selects Win 5-0 The I.O.O.F. Peewee Selects Selects continue their winning ways by downing Osh awn C.Y.O. Selects 5-0 to put their record at 4 wins ana a tie in five games played. In the first period, Kevin Colbourne put Bowmanville ahead with four seconds left in the period with assists going going to Jeff Johnston and Tim Day. In the second period, Bowmanville scored four times to put themselves in command of the game and in the third period they played a checking, hard hitting hitting period and came away winning 5-0. PEACOCK LUMBER LTD DURHAM REGION'S WOOD SPECIALISTS HARDWOOD & SOFTWOOD LUMBER DRY KILNS & DRESSING FACILITIES INCLUDING CUSTOM MADE TRIM; HARDWOOD & MARINE PLYWOODS AS WELL AS A COMPLETE STOCK OF BUILDING MATERIALS IN WHOLESALE & RETAIL 725-4744 IF BUSY CALL 725-2831 328 RITSON RD. N. OSHAWA HWY 401. Quality Body Work Quality Painting FREE ESTIMATES ON BOTH INSURANCE AND NON-INSURANCE WORK Open 5 Days a Week Monday through Friday J COWAN PONTIAC -- BUICK LTD.j BOWMANVILLE - ONT 166 King Street East Telephone 623-3396 8t*CRT8 Canadian Tire Major Peewees Win Salt Fleet Tournament Short-handed Eagles Win One Lose One on Weekend Here is this year's Canadian Tire Major Pee Wee team, the Bowmanville Toros. They recently won the Salt Fleet Tournament with an undefeated record. From left to right, they are: (back row) assistant coach Darral Osmond, goaltending instructor Paul Edmondson, Gary Adams, Jeff Murphy, Steve Taylor, Taylor, Jason Crosbie, Jason Moore, Chris Aitkens, Ryan Robinson, Way de Putnam, Coach Paul Robinson, Robinson, Manager Steve Oke Sr. (front row): Chris McCarthy, - Ryan Ferguson, Collin Taggart, Sean Brown, Warren Bate, Steve Oke. Absent were Brian Campbell and Steve deBlois, Three players, Jason Crosbie, Chris McCarthy, and Ryan Robinson, were selected to the Salt Fleet Tournament All-Star Team. Halminen Midgets Strong in League Play Scoring in the second period period was Jason Wichman from Mike Tallotti and Andrew Andrew Allaire, Scott McGregor McGregor from Carlo Warr and Chad Veinot, Jeff Johnson from Jason Wichman and J.P. Tousignant from Carlo Warr with Goal tender Sarah Couch earning the shutout. In five games the I.O.O.F. Selects have scored 28 times and allowed only 6 goals against with everyone contributing contributing to this fine team effort. effort. / V The team is also to be commended for playing a fine penalty free game. Halminen Toro Midgets continued their busy schedule schedule since the last report. Tire team remains successful on the ice as it strives to gain the tight playing style they desire desire in order to compete satisfactorily satisfactorily in their upcoming European tour. Marred only by inconsistency, often showing sloppy passing and general playmaking, the team shows an uncanny ability to bounce back in the third period to save the day. Three solid periods of Toro hockey will obviously result in a powerful scoring machine. machine. During the November 11- 12 weekend, Toros travelled to Belleville to compete in a major midget tournament. Although the team came away with only a one goal deficit, having lost only one game, they were unable to reach the championship stage. Pitted against double ana triple A teams, Toros showed they have the talent to compete above their league. V & G Novices Down Bonded This week's V&G score read Bonded Paving 3, Mike McCrory 4. McCrory scored all four for V&G while Ryan Turcotte held out the Bonded Bonded shooters with a strong performance in net. Turcotte and Andrew Pitt alternate in goal for V&G and along with a strong defence of Dave Leppert, Dave Clark, Jeff Shmyr and Ian Gilroy have a team goals against of only 1.6 goals_per game. Mike McCrory's four goal effort was supported by great positional play by the wingers. Assists went to Jamie Jamie Austin, Dave Clark, Jeff Shmyr and Dave Harnum. Singles for Bonded came from Guy Tousignant, Greg Hoy, and Ryan McRoberts. V&G has been playing extremely extremely well lately as they gear up for a tournament in Grafton December 10. Belleville, November 11 - In this cliflhanger Toros lost out in the dying moments 3- 2. Scoring: Steve Cus (Doug Lever, Tun Powers); Steve Cus (Doug Lever). Pickering, November 12- This game was anything but a cliflhanger. Toros had Pickering by the throat for the whole game but let down their guard in the 3rd period as fans watched a 4-1 lead end up in a tie. Scoring: Jeff Rohr (Greg Healey, Jeff Reynolds); Reynolds); Jeff Rohr (Greg Healey); Tim Powers (Dan Heritage House Atoms Win 2 Out of 3 Games On November 11th, Toros went down to defeat in Stouffville by a score of 2-0. Stouffvillc held the Toros in their own end for most of the game while Toros only had few shots on Stouffville goalie. goalie. Due to the excellent goal tending by Byron Harnum the goals were held at 2. On November 12th at Darlington Toros had a 2-0 lead against Port Hope in the first period. Goal scorers for Toros were Davie Watt with a blistering slap shot high in the corner, assist coming from Mike deBlois. Second goal came from Steve Brink- man assisted by Derek Lang. Second period, Port Hope scored early on a goal from Drew Keiser. Toros scored late in the second on a goal by Mike deBlois assisted by Jimmy's Novices Steve Brinkman and Paul Lavallee. Early in the third Port Hope scored their second second goal by Ron Walters, unassisted. unassisted. Midway through the 3rd period, Port Hope tied the game on a goal by Wes Erikson. Greg McMurt- er put Toros ahead again with an unassisted goal at the 8.47 mark. Greg also scored the final goal of the game assisted by Jason Jackman, giving Toros a 5-3 victory. Toros played an exhibition, exhibition, game against Ajax on November 13th in Darlington. Darlington. Toros dominated the play for most of ,the game, giving them a 6-0 win. Goal scorers for Toros were Steve Brinkman assisted by Brad Ormiston, Mike deBlois assisted assisted by Jason Jackman, Andrew Ferguson assisted by Greg McMurter and Davie Davie Watt, Jason Jackman unassisted, unassisted, Greg McMurter 2 goals, 1 unassisted and 1 assisted assisted by Brad Ormiston and Davie Watt. Toros played a very exciting exciting game in Port Perry on November 14th. Toros drew first blood with a goal by Andrew Andrew Ferguson from Greg McMurter. Port Perry tied the score with a goal by Sandy Mark ending the first period. Toros made it 2-1 on a goal by Greg McMurter, assisted by Paul Lavallee and Steve Brinkman mid- Szuch); Steve Cus (Tim Powers, Powers, Tony Vanlloof), Ilumborview, November 12 - A powerful see-saw battle resulted in this 2-2 tie. Scoring: Doug Lever (unassisted); (unassisted); Jeff Rohr (unassisted). (unassisted). Port Perry, November 20-A score was settled this evening. Port Perry is proving proving to be a strong rival in league play. However, this time Toros showed their supremacy supremacy in the 6-3 victory. Congratulations to Neil Taylor Taylor for his excellent hustle. Scoring: Jeff Reynolds (Jeff Rohr, Greg Healey); Steve Cus (Dan Szuch, Neil Taylor); Doug Lever (Tim Powers, Steve Cus); Greg Healey (Jeff Rohr, Dan Szuch); Neil Taylor (John Duczmalewski, Greg Healey); Healey); Tony VanHoof (unassisted). (unassisted). The first stop on their road journey saw the Bowmanvillc Bowmanvillc Eagles in Wellington Wellington last Friday night. Even though they were down to two lines plus a couple extra they played with determination determination and came out victors 7- 1. Glen Campbell led the way with two goals and three assists, Paul Stainton notched a pair, and Gareth Stone added one goal and two assists. Single markers went to Mike Gallant and Legion Bowling November 17/88. 1. Wendy Murdoch 27 pts, 29770 pins, 2. Penny Connaghan 26 pts, 30146 pins, 3. Bobbi Ann Fnirey 26 E ts, 30046 pins, 4. Sandra Soil Soil 25 pts, 30614 pins, 5. Barb Ilanc 14 pts, 28949 pins, 6. Onic Etcher 13 pts, 28763 pins, High Single - Sandra So- bil - 299, High Triple - Sandra Sandra Sobil - 792, High Average Average - Barb Ilanc 214. Adam & Eve Novices Clip Carter's 6-2 Saturday afternoon action action had Adam and Eve Novice's Novice's clip the previously undefeated undefeated Carters by a score of 6-2. Prior to stepping onto the ice, the team met to choose a nickname to go along with that of their sponsors, sponsors, with Adam and Eve "Clippers" being chosen. In the first period Carters were the first to get on the scoreboard with Richard Solomon connecting at 11:17. That lead was short lived as Steve "The Digger" Bosgraaf scored unassisted with only 37 seconds remaining remaining in the period. Adam and Eve moved into the lead at 5:08 of the second period with Scott MacKay scoring, also unassisted. Jeff Carter then scored at 10:01 to again tie the game. But, third period action was all Adam and Eve's as the "Clippers" came out flying, flying, scoring 4 unanswered goals. A goal by Kristy Thompson started the barrage, barrage, followed in short order by markers from Andy Griffin Griffin with 2 and Jamie Potter assisted by Scott MacKay. Craig Sabine played an excellent game between the pipes. The defensive work of Grant Gusulak, Jim Colder, Scott Read and Brad Ayl- sworth was outstanding, with Brad Aylsworth being chosen as the teams #1 star. A great team effort was displayed displayed by all. Kelly Armstrong. Gallant also added an assist ns did George Pitliie (2), Steve FI in toff, and Mark Hickey and Dean Baumhauer. Darrin Darrin Bunker played a steady game between the pipes. Apparently n few players showed some self-control and avoided n couple of fights instigated by the Wellington Wellington boys. On the Engles next stop they weren't treated with as much hospitality as the Lnkofield Chiefs dumped them 5-2. Both goaltenclers made some good stops in the first period but Bowmanvillc kept DcCarlo for the Chiefs busier but they couldn't put it in the net. In the second period with the shots much closer at 15 apiece, Lakcficld scored two in the first five minutes, both on rebounds. Scott Webster made the'initial saves but was at the rebounders mercy. mercy. Lakeficld always seem to have some one standing at the door step to pop in the loose puck without any interference. interference. Steve Flintoff put Bowmanvillc within one on a fine solo effort moving in from the point. While the Goodyear boys had two men in the box, Sully Sully McMahon counted his second of the night for Lake- field. Bowmanville held the edge in shots in the third but' Lakcficld stole the puck and scored a short-handed goal on a brenk-awny. They added added their final of the night on a power play. Shawn Rckkov blasted one home from Mark Hickey for the Eagles' only other marker. This one was also scored on the power &ing Tips: The last two games have been played with a shortage of manpower. manpower. Noble, Renaud, Perris, Dennis and Shmyr are all on the injury list. This obviously is starting to take its toll but hopefully some of them will be mended soon. 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At this time, Jeremy Sanders was finally finally successful in picking a corner of the net to get Jimmy's Jimmy's on the scoreboard. Mike MacLeod received the well earned assist. During the third period, Sanders got his second goal of the game. This time assists went to Wade Worsley and giving Toros a 3-2 win. Kris Policy. Even though Jimmy's was leading 2-0, at no time did the team or coaches feel that the win was locked up. On the contrary, the All-Canadians were a well disciplined team that could mount an offense to test Jimmy's defencemen to their limits. None-the-less, defencemen Brad MacMas- ter, Brian Ball, Brad Johnson and Jamie Shrives held their ground to preserve the shutout shutout for their goalie. The highlight of the game for Kris Policy though, came with only 23 seconds left to play when he earned his first goal of the season. way through the third. Toros went ahead 3-1 on a goal from Brad Ormiston assisted by Greg McMurter and Andrew Ferguson. 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