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6 The Can.'icli.'in Statesman. Bowmanville. February 15,1989 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. Goodyear Eagles Maintain Hold on Second Place mmm iipmp m mm ww>i^ sa®» « . The Goodyear Eagles were going strong on Sunday night against the Little Britain Merchants who at the start appeared somewhat chippy, but ineffective as the Eagles piled up a three goal lead in the early go- On the strength of their victories last weekend over Lakefield (in Lakefield), and Little Britain (at home), the Bowmanville Goodyear Jr. C's slipped back into second place as the league winds down. The local boys travelled to the unfriendly confines of the Lakefield arena last Friday Friday and skated away with a 7-5 victory. Scott Webster came up with some big saves when they were needed which inspired the skaters to their best efforts. Lakefield opened the scoring midway through the first period, but George Pi- thie evened the score with three minutes remaining on a set-up by Chris Shmyr and Shawn Rekker. Two minutes into the second second frame the Chiefs took the lead and extended it to two at the 11:00 minute mark "on a power play. Mark Tripp scored unassisted two Teams Lakefield Bowmanville Wellington Little Britain Port Perry Ajax Trenton Cobourg Uxbridge Lindsay Madoc CENTRAL ONTARIO JUNIOR "C" STANDINGS GI* W 35 38 36 37 35 37 36 38 36 35 35 24 20 21 19 19 18 16 15 13 6 1 L 6 11 11 12 11 14 12 20 21 22 30 T 5 7 4 6 5 5 8 3 2 7 4 l*ts. 53 1st 47 2nd 46 44 43 41 40 33 28 19 6 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7tH 8th 9th 10th lllli minutes later with his first of the night. Glen Campbell then connected from Shmyr and Pithie to even the score at three. Lakefield managed to slip one by Webster with three minutes remaining, only to have Tripp connect, from Gallant to finish the period in a 4-4 tie. Shane Armstrong gave the Eagles the lead seven minutes into the third from Gallant and Dennis. The Goodyear boys extended their margin to two when Mark Tripp converted his hat truck from Merkac and Rekker. With 10 minutes remaining, remaining, Lakefield moved within one, but a persisten- teffort by the Eagles enabled Dean Baumhauer to pound home the clincher witn four minutes remaining, on the power play The Bowmanville Bowmanville boys managed to kill off a penmlty and salvage their 7-5 win. How sweet it was, says John Hartford CASTLE HOTEL 55 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-7072 BUSTER'S Roadhouse and Tavern 45 King St. W., Newcastle 987-4442 ing. Here, a shot from left just misses the visitors' net, but Capt. Kelly Armstrong, behind the net, is heading for the puck as the goalie and defencemen sense the threat that is coming. Sunday night saw the hard-skating, aggressive Little Little Britain Merchants at the Complex. The red, white and black Eagles charged to an early 3-0 lead on goals by Nick Dennis (Shane Armstrong Armstrong and Flintoff), Shane Armstrong (Nick Dennis) and Glen Campbell (Shane and George Pithie) on the power play. Little Britain opened the scoring in the second just 29 seconds into the period. The two teams then skated hard and checked closely, not allowing allowing each other any good scoring chances. Brian Noble netted two in the third, the first from Nick Dennis and the second from Stainton and Baumhauer to. widen the lead to 5-1. The Merchants were not about to give up as they scored twice within one minuste to narrow narrow the margin. Within the last two minutes. Dennis scored his second from Noble Noble and Mark Tripp pulled the trigger from Snane and Greg Markac. Thus the Merchants' Merchants' shopping trip was in vain as they lost 7-3. Wing Tips: It seems that penalties played a big part in the Eagles' success as they only took four which left them shorthanded in Lakefield and five at home against Little Britain. In spite of the fact that Bowmanville Bowmanville has a good penalty killing system, it still messes messes up the line combinations. Another asset for the Eagles Eagles lately is the goal pro-' duction of all lines and a variety variety of players. If this balanced offense can continue continue we will be a threat to anyone in the playoffs. We have two good aggressive aggressive goaltenders who like to challenge the shooters and can come up with key saves when necessary. Over the last two games the defense have played well in their own end and not got caught up ice. Pee Wee Selects Win 6 B' Title In Heritage Tournament The I.O.O.F. Peewee Selects Selects competed in the Oshawa Heritage tournament, tournament, winning the 'B' Championship. Championship. The Bowmanville Pee- wees faced off against Dofas- co of Hamilton in their first game and although playing well came up short losing 2 to 1. This put Bowmanville on the B side of the tournament. tournament. Scoring for Bowmanville in the first game was Scott McGregor from Tim Day and Mike Suess with Andrew Andrew Allaire winning the M.V.P. award. In'the setioiid game, Bowman Bowman ville's. i opponents were Scott - Park Selects from Hamilton but the Bowmanville Bowmanville team came to play and downed their opponents 9 to 0 with Sarah Couch and Blair Walkey sharing the shutout and J.P. Tousignant being selected M.V.P. Scoring Scoring in this game were Spencer Spencer Latin. 1 G, 2 A, , Carlo Warr 1G, Jason Wichman 2A, Mike Suess 1 G, 2A, Kevin Kevin Bullock 1 A, Tim Day 3A, Andrew Allaire 2G, 1A, Mike Talotti 2G, 1A, Jeff Johnson IG, 1A, J.P. Tousignant Tousignant 1G and Scott McGregor 1A. In the Championship game Bowmanville faced on against Parkdale Huskies and came away with a 3 to 0 Championship win with Matt Yeo being selected M.V.P. and Sarah Couch earning the shutoüt. Scoring for Bowmanville this game were Andrew Allaire Allaire from Tim Day and' Mike Suess, Tim Day from Mike Suess and Scott McGregor and Matt Yeo from Carlo Warr and Jeff Johnson. Playing steady on defense was Chad Veinot and playing his aggressive style was Kevin Colbourne on the left wing. Congratulations Peewee Selects and look out Buffalo here we come. KEEP UP THE HARD WORK AND TEAM PLAY. Bell Toro Girls End Regular Season Bowmanville 2 Keene 1-2 On Monday, January 9th the Bell Intermediate Toros travelled to Keene to lock horns with the undefeated league leaders. The hungry Bell crew caught their hostesses hostesses off guard as they put together one of their finest team efforts of the season. Consistent hustle, and checking found the Bell gals approaching victory late in the third period, with a 2-1 lead, but unfortunately, succumbed. succumbed. to a Keene power play with 53 seconds remaining remaining and had to settle for a tie. Scoring for the Bell clan, was Joanna Hall on a superb set up by Cynthia Hilliard and TJ Johnston at 6:37 of the 2nd frame, then Tammy McMullen lit the scoreboard with 2:25 remaining remaining in the 3rd with the assist going to Joanna Hall. Great effort team! You are the only team to earn a point against Keene I. Baltimore 1 Bowmanville 4 Saturday, January 21st saw the Bell girls host their fiesty rivals from Baltimore. After wading through a barrage barrage of retaliatory penalties the snow settled and the Bell bunch led in the scoring column as well as in the penalty column. Joanna Hall sparked the Bell crew with her 5th hat-trick of the season, and along with Lisa Cobbledick, set Tammy McMullen up for the 4th Bell marker. Denise Bugden and Patti Doherty also figured figured in the scoring by setting setting up Jo's 1st goal. Baltimore Tournament January 14th. The Bell Toros participated participated in the Baltimore Tournament Tournament on Saturday, Januaiy 14th. Even though they were eliminated after 2 games and failed to score any goals, a good time was had by all! Nice try team!! Picton Tournament February 4th,5th Game 1 Caledon 4 Bowmanville 0 fcni+UÿUuf you Qljfii and Cjneetuufl... M. Tkt Host Famous Basket in He World MOW! SINCE 1930 It's time to call your Welcome Wagon hostess. Sandra Yates Phone 633-5873 Muriel Moynes Phone62^74^ This 1st game found the Bell group pitted against a well disciplined ladies team, and even though they appeared appeared to be sluggish, they did well to hold tne Caledon Seniors to 4 goals. The bulk of the credit obviously goes to our amazing Millson who turned away 30 of the 34 shots, and deservedly was awarded "MVP" honours for the game. Bless you, Tina! Game 2 Mississauga "D" 3 Bowmanville 1 The Bell crew still appeared appeared to be quite sluggisn, especially after a 9 hour wait between games. The girls were tired and "Testy" as they accumulated a total of 12 minutes in penalties, which resulted in 2 power play goals for Mississauga. The lone Bell marker was notched by Yvonne Young- berg, who made no mistake, as she took Tammy McMullen's McMullen's pass all alone into enemy enemy territory and showed no mercy as she handcuffed the enemy netminder with her awesome shot. Congratulations Congratulations goes to Joanna Hall who was awarded the MVP honours for her efforts throughout the game. Game 3 Godfrey 0 Bowmanville 2 At 11:15 p.m., almost 12 hours after their 1st game, the Bell gals found their 2nd wind and put together their best team effort of the day. Joanna Hall found the mark with 1:44 left in the 1st period period following a scramble that had Tammy McMullen and Tracy Bumstead putting extreme extreme pressure on the Godfrey Godfrey goaltender. Then, with 6:24 remaining remaining in the game, TJ Johnston Johnston clinched the victory as she picked up a pass from Leanne Floyd and skated into enemy territory with only one thing in mind - (Don't blow it!) and she didn't. She very adeptly put her accurate shot in the bottom bottom corner of the stick side. The MVP honours were again awarded to the amazing amazing Millson who so deservedly deservedly earned the shut-out. Tina not only corallfed 17 shots, she played with guts and determination determination for the 3rd time that day with a very painful bruise on the inside of her knee. We love you Tina - Oh yes we do! Game 4 "D" Championship" Bowmanville 5 Oakville 0 On Sunday afternoon, February 5th at 2:30 p.m., the Bell Intermediates really really put on a show of excellent team work as they out- skated, out-hustled and out- Oakville. The 1st period scoring came from a nice play by Tammy McMullen who converted a pass from Tracy Bumstead to light the scoreboard. The lone scoring play in the 2nd frame was the culmination of a fine end to end rush by Cynthia Hilliard. Hilliard. The 3rd period had but 3:27 remaining when TJ Johnston covered a goal mouth scramble, with Yvonne Youngberg and Denise Denise Bugden lending their assistance with 1:09 remaining, remaining, Tammy McMullen veiy adeptly set Joanna Hall up in tne slot for the 4th Bell marker. Finally, with .55 seconds remaining, TJ slipped her 2nd of the game past the Oakville netminder with the help of Shannon Houston and Yvonne Youngberg. Youngberg. The "D" Champs right down to the last player, were delighted when TJ Johnston received a very much deserved "MVr award. Congratulations TJ! Congratulations team! For a long time to come we will all remember one word "PICT ON"! Bewdley 2 Bowmanville 2 The Bell gals hosted Bewdley on Monday, February February 6th in their final regular season game. A one-sided battle ended in a 2-2 tie. Even though Bewdley outplayed outplayed the weary Bell group the amazing and still-very injured Tina Millson shut down the Bewdley snipers by turning away 23 of the 25 shots. The Bell snipers were, Cynthia Hilliard who tipped one off the goal tender's tender's glove following a fine rush, and Tammy Fowler who made a rare rush after picking upon a passing play by TJ Johnston and Yvonne Youngberg. Sheer determination determination and 2nd effort earned Tammy this well deserved goal. numim BETAKING H VIDEO Inc. M M N M M M M , ^ ONE OF ONTARIO'S m. 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