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The* Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillo. March 8.1889 Youth Bowling League Newcastle Figure Skaters Take Part in Unicorn Competition BHS Team Leaves Today Saturday, February 25, 1989 Tykee Team Standings: Wish - 24; Good Luck - 23; Love-a- Lot - 23; Friend - 20; Ten- derheart -18; Bedtime -17; Funshine -17; Grumpy -16; Cheer -13; Tugs - 7; Secret - 2; Hugs - 0. High Singles: Ben McCaf- fery -119,105; Erin Jones - 109, 107; Timmy Welsh - 108; Jeff Connelly -104; Nicole Nicole Braybrook - 103; Sarah Verelli - 102; Jennifer McDavid -101. High Doubles: Ben McCaffery - 224; Erin Jones - 216; Timmy Welsh - 201. Bantams Team Standings: Dokis - 44; Omagh - 44: Oxley - 37; Ariss - 35 1/2; Yatton - 35; Yarker - 33 1/2; Gome - 31; Muncey - 23; Doon - 21; Va- sey -13; Bala -12; Kippen - 7. High Singles: A. Petre - 205; A. Welsh -195; T. Colwell Colwell -182; L. Reid -181; K. Dodds - 170; C. Reid - 166; T. Bastas - 165; C. Potter - 163; S. Proctor -161. High Triples: A. Petre - 469; A. Welsh - 468; R. Wyatt - 448; L. Reid - 446; C. Potter - 446; M. Routh - 440; M. Bothwell - 430; S. Maillet - 429; K. Dodds - 425; J. Vickery - 423; T. Colwell Colwell - 420; B. Jones - 405; C. Reid - 403; B. Huggins - 402. Juniors Team Standings: Buffy and The Strikers - 47; Striking Striking Men - 30; Yummystuffs - 29; Flint & Friends - 27; Awesome Five - 21; Tigers - 10. High Singles: J. Kingyens - 209; S. Pappas - 204; B.MacArthur - 199; T. Bums - 196, 178; M. Dru- mond - 183; J. Robinson - 182; L. Hyland - 182; R.McKee -175. High Triples: T. Burns - 540; S. Pappas - 511; M. Drummond - 480; L. Hyland - 457; J. Kingyens - 451. Seniors Team Standings: Big Canoe Canoe - 42; Evans - 40; Jeff & The Stubbs - 38; Maniac Menaces - 21; Psychedelics - 20; Hanc -19. High Singles: S. Dickson - 247; C. Richards - 241; E. Hill - 240; N. Brooks - 231; L. Floyd - 220; D. Big Canoe - 218; L. MacArthur - 213; S. Brown - 206; M. Sutherland - 203, J.McFeeters - 202; D. Bastas - 201. High Triples: C. Richards - 626; S. Dickson - 608; D. Big Canoe - 600; E. Hill - 565; T. Hanc - 553; L. MacArthur MacArthur - 544; S. Snowden - 528. 4-Steps to Stardom Results Results - Zone Finals: Congratulations to Jason Vickery our Bantam Single bowler and to Danielle Big Canoe our Senior Single shooter for their first place finish in the Zone Roll-off. They will now advance to the Provincial in Toronto on Sunday, March 19th. Good Luck to both of you! Although only the top finishers finishers advance in the team events and single events, Amanda Welsh our single shooter for the Bantam girls E laced second, as well as our lantarn boys team of Brad Humber, Stephen Maillet, Jeffery Pearson, Chris Peldi- ak and Matthew Bothwell, their Coach, Bonnie Vickery. Senior Single bowler. George Evans placed second in his division also, and the Senior boys team came third. Joan Murphy Program Director These members of the Newcastle Figure Skating Club were part of the annual Unicorn Fair competition. competition. The group shown above includes: (Front row, left to right) Julian Norton, Nicole Norton, Julie Brown, Lindsay Carter, Sara Carter, Megan Carter, Melissa Scarle, Nicole Cooper, Nicole Millson, and Gathering v-u Davis. In the back row, from left, are: Susan Sausedo, Elizabeth Jamischak, Kristie Brown, Lisa Marie Wright, Shannon Judd, Cheryl Anderson, Stephanie Holliday, Juliana Stone, Ryan Farrow, Stephanie Wright, Lauren Dengis and Alexis Stone. Absent was Paula Adamson. Three Point Day for Hydro Atoms I Hutton Splits Week-end On Saturday, March 5th, the Ontario Hydro Employe's' Employe's' Union Atom hockey team added three more points to their regular seasonal seasonal total. Two points were earned by winning an early morning game against the team sponsored by J&J Sharpening. The third point was the result of a tie that afternoon against the 401 Esso team. The first game started at 7:00 a.m. which had their die-hard fans wondering if they were awake enough to play! However, the moment the puck was dropped to start the first period, those concerns were shown to be unfounded. In spite of a consistent and strong offence, the Hydro. Hydro. Union players were unable unable to put the scorekeeper to work in the opening period. period. Meanwhile their goalie, Jason Barr, managed to frustrate the J&J forwards by shutting them down. It wasn't until 13:49 of the second second period that the first goal ' was scored. At that point, Travis Laughlin passed the puck to right-winger Jeff Crawford, who finally managed managed to foil the J&J goalie. For the next 10 minutes, both teams moved the puck from end to end but both goalies refused to allow further further scoring. Finally in the last three minutes of the second period, J&J tied the game. Going into the third with a 1-1 tie, the pace of the game quickened but it wasn't until the middle of that period that the tie was broken. Digger Darryl Cook made good a pass from Kyle Shackleton and the Hydro Union team went ahead one goal. However, in this "seesaw" "seesaw" battle, J&J countered with another tying goal three minutes later. It looked as if the game was going to end in a tie when, at the 3:13 mark, Gary Munn drove the puck into the J&J net. Assists went to Kevin Martin and Kyle Shackleton. Final game score was 3-2 for Hydro Union. Union. Nine hours later, the Hydro Hydro players regrouped to face off against 401 Esso, another team in their divi- ANNOUNCEMENT GREGORY B. TOPOLIE, D.V.M. and LOLITA 5. J. 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(That faceoff practice, practice, Coach Rick Powell conducted conducted the night before in Blackstock really paid off!) Jason Barr, the team's regular goalie, demonstrated demonstrated his value as a forward by scoring their third goal. Assists Assists went to Phil Gushalak and Travis Laughlin. When Jason scored the goal it put his team in the lead by 3-2 and fans were hoping that it would hold as the winning goal. However, with only 42 seconds left in play, 401 Esso tied the game. 1 All players on the Hydro Union team share equally in the effort that resulted in the win and tie. Spectators were witness to some impressive impressive passing, stick handling handling ana skating from all players. And while all players deserve recognition, a few words should be said of Jason Geurts and Jeff Thrasher on defence, and wingers Jamie Powell and Chris Jay. During these two games, no official assists or goals were recorded for these players. However, the timely poke-checks by Jason and Jen, and the digging in the corners by Jamie and Chris, directly contributed to the win ana tie. Congratulations Congratulations players. Your team effort is paying off. Thank you coach Rick Powell ana assistants Bill. Thrasher, Dave Cook and Lloyd Barr. The results of your efforts and sincere interests interests in the development of these boys is clearly measurable measurable in their performance on the ice and reflected in the smiles on their faces! Adam and Eve A group of 27 players and three chaperones from Bowmanville Bowmanville High School will be leaving today (Wednesday, March 8) for a 15-day tour of Wales and England. Coach John Winder said this is the second rugby tour for the school, mentioning that some of the 41 students who made the first trip in 1986 are going again this time. In an effort to raise funds for the trip, players organized organized a number of activities including a yard sale, a bowl-a-tnon and a sale of raffle tickets. Mr. Winder said they had to raise a large amount of money to go toward the cost of sweaters, jackets, jerseys, and air ana bus transportation. transportation. When the players get to Wales they will be staying with billets (a family who provides the player with a place to sleep) in four different different stops in the country. In Wales the team will compete against school teams from Fishguard, Rhydfelen and Gwendraeth. When it reaches England, the team will compete against Broxbourne, a rugby club that visited Bowmanville Bowmanville in the fall of last year. Fishguard was a guest two summers ago. The trip will not only provide provide excellent opportunities for good playing but will be an educational experience for the boys as well. "We are doing this tour to promote rugby in the school, for the educational aspect and to use the game as a learning experience for the player, Mr. Winder said. He said the trip isn't a "one time" opportunity. It is part of a program designed to generate better awareness awareness of the sport in the school. Although rugby does not have a very high profile, he said it is a game everyone can play and enjoy. He called rugby a team sport, emphasizing the importance importance of players working together. It's a game consisting consisting of "fluid movement". When the players aren't involved in a game they will be spending time sightseeing sightseeing and touring. Mr. Winder concluded that this exchange program allows students to play the sport and travel to different parts of the world without spending alot of money. Kevin O'Gorman and Randy Richardson will accompany accompany Mr. Winder and the team on the trip. With their top sniper, Jeff Hughes, firing six pucks into the net, Hutton Transport Transport of the BRHL Atom Division Division defeated the Oshawa CYO Pee Wee team sponsored sponsored by St. Mary's in exhibition exhibition hockey on Saturday, March 4 in the Bowmanville Recreation Complex. It looked like the Truckers Truckers were in for a tough game when the Oshawa team stepped onto the ice. The tallest players on the Bowmanville Bowmanville team were small in comparison to many of the Oshawa skaters. Oshawa opened the scoring only one minute into the game but two minutes later, Hutton evened the score when Greg Knox set up Jeff Hughes who fired the puck high into the far comer. Midway through the first period, Jeff Clippers Back On Hughes scored the go-ahead 1 1 . _ , goal Winning Track Recycling is Smart Do Your Parti MARCH 9 361 King St. E., NEWCASTLE (beside Newcastle Lumber) Come " Join The Fun OPEN DAILY 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. *1 Day Rental Only. The Adam & Eve Clippers Clippers returned to their winning winning ways on Thursday evening, evening, with a well earned 5-2 win over Victoria & Grey. The Clippers have been rather inconsistent over the past two weeks with a two win, two loss, record over that period, but with this win, it appears that Adam & Eve are back on track in the race for first place. A goal by Craig Sabine with only 29 seconds played gave the Clippers the early lead, with assists going to Brad Aylsworth and Grant Gushulak. But V & G answered answered just over a minute later with an unassisted goal by Mike McCrory. Second period action saw Adam & Eve score two unanswered unanswered goals to put the game out of reach. At 6:39, Jimmy Colder scored, with the assist coming from Jamie Jamie Potter. The eventual game winner was supplied by hard working Brad Aylsworth Aylsworth at 11:07. In the third period, Jim Colder gave the Clippers a three goal lead with 1:19 Ê layed, Jamie Potter and ,rad Aylsworth earning the assists. V & G's second goal came at 8:25, again supplied by M. McCrory. But with 3:48 remaining Jimmy Colder Colder completed nis hat trick, again assisted by Jamie Potter Potter along with Scott MacK- ay. Figure Skaters' Season Ending By Lynne Lemieux March is here and with that the skating season is quickly drawing to a close. The regular skating schedule schedule for all groups will finish on March 9th. On Monday, March 13th, the club will start carnival practices. A schedule has been made up and will be posted on the bulletin board in the arena lobby. Please check to. see what group your child is in and their practice times. It is most important that every child attends all practices so that the entire group is well prepared for their number. As this year marks the 40th anniversary of the Oro- no Figure Skating Club, the carnival theme will be "Let's Celebrate". Carnival day is Saturday, April 8th with two shows at 1:30 and 7:00 p.m. The carnival committee and club pros have been busy preparing the program and we look forward to another another successful carnival. On March 12th the Orono Figure Skating Club will host low test day. Several Orono skaters will be trying tests and we wish them well. The skating club will cater cater a banquet on Saturday, March 18th as part of our fund raising effort. Please sign the list on the lobby bulletin board for the area which you .wish to help with. goal and from that point on the Truckers stayed on top. A wrist shot, low into the far corner by Pete Schoep put the Oshawa team behind by two points. ' With five minutes re- ; in the opening peri- plei mamini od, Jeff Hughes completed the first of his two hat tricks when he beat the Oshawa goal tender on a backhand shot. While one of the Hutton Hutton players lay injured on the ice, the Oshawa team scored on a breakaway. The Hutton lead was narrowed to one when Oshawa scored the final goal of the period. Early in the second period, period, an Oshawa error resulted resulted in the puck lying on the goal line which Jeff Hughes then pushed over the line with Les McCrory earning the assist. On a power play goal, Jëff Hughes skated around the Oshawa defense- man and then deked the goal tender to go ahead by three goals. Curtis Coumey- ea's blistering wrist shot trickled through the goal- tender's pads, putting Hutton Hutton ahead 7-3. Brad Read earned the assist. At this point the Oshawa goal tender tender was injured and unable to continue and it was decided to turn the Oshawa net around. The third period was a difficult one for the Truckers trying to score into a re versed net. The defencemen couldn't be employed effectively effectively on an offensive attack and the forwards had no target target to shoot at. The regular Hutton style of play no longer longer worked. However, in the period's opening minute, Hutton got lucky when a shot by Jeff Hughes deflected deflected off an Oshawa skate and into the net. Greg Knox and Peter Schoep earned the assists. assists. Oshawa scored twice more to end the game at 8-5 in favour of Hutton. Ryan Stainton played well in net and the Hutton skaters can be proud of the team effort they put forth. Later on Saturday, the team travelled to Heron Park in Scarborough to face off against a team from Ajax. With six of their players missing, the coaches brought in centre Mike McCrory and defenseman Jason Knox, both from the BRHL Novice Division and both having older brothers on the Hutton team. The Truckers came out' fast when Niall O'Donnell connected for the first goal with Mike McCrop' and Jeremy Jeremy Bigham assisting. Les McCrory tallied the second goal on an assist from Paul Hollingsworth. The Hutton team tnen watched as Ajax scored four goals to go ahead 4-2. With just over one minute minute remaining in the game, the coaches put out a power line resulting in a goal by Curtis Coumeyea and assisted assisted by Brad Read and Greg Knox with fifty-eight seconds left. Ajax increased the pressure in an effort to hold the lead, but as usual, the Truckers never gave up. With five seconds remaining on the clock, Curtis Cour- neyea scored the tying goal ton Transport hosted this same Ajax team in the Newcastle Newcastle Arena. In a long, exciting exciting and tight-checking game, the Truckers saw their undefeated streak end at 22 games when they were defeated by a score of 5-4. The Hutton lineup was short by only one player in this rematch. Les McCrory opened the scoring early in thrf game but Ajax tied thè score one minute later when the Hutton Hutton defense gave the puck away. Ajax scored again on a loose puck in front of the net but then on an excellent pass from Paul Hollingsworth, Hollingsworth, the Truckers tied the score on a goal by Curtis Coumeyea. Hutton took the lead again when Les McCrory McCrory scored again on a blistering blistering wide angle wrist shot. Jeremy Bigham and Colin Galinski earned the assists. In the second period, Ryan Stainton stopped an Ajax breakaway and then made more stops while Hutton Hutton had to kill off two penalties. penalties. Neither team inflicted any further damage during the second period. The third period was an intense one as both teams gave it their all. With a Hutton Hutton defenseman caught out of position, Ajax scored and then again a few minutes later on a high wrist shot into the far corner to go ahead. Jeff Hughes evened the score for tne Truckers but the final goal was scored by Ajax five seconds later. Earlier in the week, Hutton Hutton played a regular BRHL game against the team sponsored sponsored by T-Mac. In their 13- 1 victory, the following Hutton Hutton players earned points: Jeff Hughes (4G,2A), Les McCrory (3G), Curtis Cour- (3G), Ben Medd WILLIS FINANCIAL SERVICES IE ami* Representing 25 Financial Institutions GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES 30 day 180 day 1 yr. 2-3 yr. 4-5 yr. 10.5% 11% 11.5% 11.5% 11.25% (Rates subject to change without notice) Bowmanville Mall 4 1 /z Cambridge St. N. 243 King St. E. Lindsay 623-9400 H*R BLOCK 324-9898 neyea scorea tne tying goat neyea (30), tien wieaa set up by some nice passing (1G,1A), Peter Schoep (2A), by Les McCrory to Greg Knox and out to Curtis Coumeyea in front of the Ajax net. Ryan Stainton played an excellent game and was called upon to make many great saves. Special thanks go to Jason Knox and Mike McCrory for their fine efforts efforts in helping the team in the 4-4 tie. The following day, Hut- Adults! 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