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Recreation Hockey Skylight IDA Rotary VIP Shoppers A&R Flooring TYKES GP W 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 6 3 2 1 1 L 0 1 4 5 5 5 T Pts. 0 14 0 0 0 1 1 12 6 4 3 3 Skylight 8 (Robert Milford 1, Ian Gleeson 3, Stephen Hoar 3, Scott Maxwell 1 Rotaiy 3 (Andrew Smale 2, Andrew Warren 1). A&R 1 (Mark Gunter 1) Shoppers 1 (Sean Pudlis 1) IDA 5 (Daryl Stockman 2, Dariyl Steele 1, Allen Younger 1, Tim Swan 1) VIP 2 ( Zac Savard 1, Zac Thoravol 1) Nat'lV&G Adam & Eve Carters All Canadians Young Drivers Liberty Mutual Bonded Paving Novice Division 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 5 4 2 2 1 0 0 1 2 3 4 4 6 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 12 10 8 5 4 3 0 V&G 6 (Clayton Kohn 1, Mark Hodgins 1, Andy Griffln2, Greg Patterson 1, Joel Osborne 1) Liberty Mutual 1 (Mark Ganhao 1) Adam & Eve 5 (Daniel McDonald 2, Matt Akey 1, John Galbraith 1, Jason Knox 1) Carters 2 (Richard Salomon 1, Chad Dickens 1) All Canadians 2 (Bobby Graham 2) Bonded 0 Atom Division Hollingsworth Remax 6 5 10 Carnation Flowers 6 4 11 J&J 6 4 11 401 Esso 6 3 3 0 Hutton 6 2 4 0 T-Mac 6 14 1 Hydro 6 0 4 1 V: 10 9 9 6 4 3 1 Hollingsworth Remax 4 (Brad Aylesworth 2, Emile Salomon 1, Adam Millar 1) 401 Esso 2 (Darryl Cook 1, Wade Worsley 1) Carnation 3 (Scott MacDonald 2, Ryan Pingle 1) Hydro 1 (Guy Tousignant 1) ÿf&J 9 (Greg Matheson 2, Brian Ball 1, Jamie Powell j, Jacob Gorski 1, Jeremy Sanders 2, Phil Gushulak 1, Stephen Wraith 1) Hutton 4 (Craig Schumacher 1, Chad Unsworth 2, Damien Jay 1) PeeWee Mr. Sub 7 7 0 0 14 Langes 74219 Checkers 7 3 3 1 7 Big "E" 7 3 4 0 6 McRobbies 7 15 13 Dykstras 7 15 13 Mr. Sub 10 (David Vernon 2, Darren Donohue 4, Jack Laverty 1, Les McCrory 1 Rob Watson 2) Dykstras 0 . .. . . Langes 4 (Curtis Courneyea 1, Kevin Grootendorst 2, Ian Taggart 1) McRobbies 1 (Mike Talotti 1) Checkers 5 (Brandon Meadows 1, Bruce Hamilton 3, Derek Unsworth 1) Big "E" 3(Andrew Ferguson 3) Sand & Gravel McGregor Kool Nichols Bantam 7 7 7 7 6 5 2 0 0 2 4 7 1 0 1 0 13 10 5 0 i 401 Esso's record stands at 3 and 3 for the season after after the team lost a close competition to Remax in an ;Atom Division game on Saturday, Saturday, November 25. The poys played a good game and had several scoring jihances but were often un- jible to find the corners, settiling settiling instead for the imposing imposing pads of the Remax goalie, Cameron Millar. I The first part of the game i vas very close with each 'earn scoring two goals in the first period. At the 41 'econd mark of the game, Darryl Cook slipped past the temax defence at the blue- ine then put a shift; on the •oalie and slipped the puck nto the lower right corner of he net. Wade Worsley made : 2-0 for Esso when he hammered hammered the puck home after a entering pass from Darryl look. Remax came back to ie the game late in the peri- d. Remnx made the most of heir opportunities in the econd period, scoring twice If you buy a new John Deere snow BLOW blower before December 15, SHOW 1^89 we'll give WITHOUT thaH,btow C BLOWING A BUNDLE. you away - So visit your John Deere dealer soon and save on our new line of hard-working snow blowers. jU>l Nothing Runs Ukc a Deere* FARM Si GARDEN LTD. JOiin DEERE SALES &• SERVICE Taunton Rd. west of Orono >83-9119 623-1122 81? CRTS The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 29,1989 9 Good Month for Pee Wees Bronze Medal Performance for Local Skaters Sand & Gravel 1 (J.P. Tousignant 1) Kool 1 (Paul Dejager 1) McGregor 3 (Kevin Ferguson 1, Byron Lange 1, Craig Ricard 1) Nichols 0. i500 Season for 401 by Nicky Watt The Canadian Tire Pee Wee Toros haven't lost a game in a month including the Bolton Master's Tournament, Tournament, speaking of which a few goals and assists that I missed have come to my attention. attention. Apologies to Allan McCullough and Bruce Har- num who each should be recognized recognized for another goal. Doug Parkin got 2 goals, 1 assist and David Watt got 1 assist On November 13, the Toros Toros challenged Uxbridge. It was a slow start but Doug Parkin assisted by Bruce Harnum scored with 5:31 left in the first period. Ryan Robinson picked up the puck from Bruce and Allan McCullough to score another before the second period. Bowmanville opened the second second with the power to do anything. Ryan Robinson scored two and Gary Adams, Rob Harness, each scored one in the second. Assists went to David Watt, Gary Adams, Ryan Robinson and Chris Heffeman. In the third period the Toros were "sizzling hot." Doug Parkin made two assists, Peter Schoep, Jason Hoffman, Ryan Robinson and Bruce Harnum added one assist each and Jason Jackman helped three goals. Rob Har ness scored three goals in a row, Allan McCullough scored one,and Jeff Murpny fired two in the net. Gary Adams put the last one away with 16 seconds left ending the game 13-0. Yet another shut-out for our excellent excellent goalies Byron Harnum Harnum and Steve Oke. On November 14, the guys faced off with arch rivals rivals Cobourg. They creamed Cobourg 5-0. Assists going to Warren Bate, Peter Schoep, Chris Heffeman, Jason Jason Jackman, Doug Parkin, Ryan Robinson, Gary Adams and two for Rob Harness. Goals were scored by Jeff Murphy, Rob Harness, Doug Parkin, Jason Jackman and Allan McCullough. Saturday, November 18, a cold day, but a good one. Bowmanville Canadian Tire Pee Wee Toros played Port Perry at home. Thirteen Oeconds into the game, Ryan Robinson scored unassisted. Twenty four seconds later, 'defenceman Bruce Hamum ounded one in from the ue line. Another defence- men's goal was scored by Gary Adams assisted by Dave Watt. Ryan assisted on both of the Hanson Brothers' Brothers' goals. Doug Parkin scored unassisted with 2:16 left in the second period. Port Perry came back in the ÊÏ third, with two goals. Gary Adams assisted by Jason Hoffman blasted a puck past Port Perry goalie. Again Port Perry scored, but Jason Jackman with the help of Peter Schoep, shot a smooth one in, to finish the game 6- 3. Bowmanville hosted Oshawa Red Wings in an exhibition exhibition game on November 19. Unfortuneately we were playing without Ryan Robinson Robinson who received an injury to his wrist in the Port Perry game. Oshawa scored the first goal but the Toros started to take off with two goals by Jason Jackman assisted assisted by Peter Schoep, Bruiser Bate, Rob Harness and Chris Heffeman. Rob Harness slammed one into the net assisted by Jason Jackman and Gary Adams. Jason Hoffman passed a quick one to Jeff Murphy and he slid it into the net. Oshawa caught us with our guard down and scored, but again Jason Hoffman to Bruiser Bate to Jeff Murphy and bang, it was in. Oshawa came back with another one but Allan McCullough and Jeff Murphy tossed two in the net with the help of Jason Jason Jackman, Gaiy Adams, Doug Parkin and Dave Watt. The boys won 7-3, These skaters, from the Bowmanville Figure Skat- who collected bronze medals in the Juvenile and Pre- ing Club, competed in the Brockville Sectional Cham- Novice Dance categories. The competitors were, 1-r: pionships held November 16 to 19. All of the competi- Damd Urwin, Jenifer Urwin, Raman Riar, Jasmeet tors skated well, especially Raman and Jasmeet Riar Riar, Cara Gardner, Mike Mirsch, Lori Mirsch. Aquatic Club Starts Fourth Year of Operation m rrrasrcau ajapm mmm to take a 4-2 lead. 401 Esso was unable to take advantage advantage of the chances which they encountered. The third penod saw some close plays in both ends. 401 Esso put the pressure on during the final shift but were unable to narrow the gap, and the game ended with a 4-2 score for Remax. Despite the loss for Esso several positive signs have been emerging lately. The defensive work of Ted Fitzgerald Fitzgerald and Ian Robinson has improved steadily since the beginning of the year, providing providing good support for Brandon Renton in the 401 Esso net. In the forward ranks, Tim Bydal has shown increasing hustle and this aggressiveness paid off in a goal last game. John Bastas, a first year player is improving improving with each game. If all of the boys work together with this kind of effort they should win their share of games over the remainder of the season. The Newcastle Aquatic Club is in its fourth year of s h own w ith the novice members of the team during a operation. Above (1-r) Yolanda Jones (Senior member), recen t practice. Bob Mack (President), and Gail Arnott (coach), are to our customers^. Thanks for your patience. Construction is'over. - You will love our new look - our new facilities - - our service - and the new CARS OF THE 90's JIM SOUCH'S mi LINCOLN. MERCURY* FORD TRUCKS iitLB V 623-8166 HWY. #2 AND MAPLE GROVE WEST OF BOWMANVILLE 668-5893 1120 DUNDAS ST. E. WHITBY, ONTARIO by Brad Kelly It's a well-known fact that Russian kids rise out of bed at the crack of dawn to go to a hockey practice. Here in Bowmanville, we have some kids who do the same. The only difference is that the water on which these kids practice isn't frozen. The Newcastle Aquatic Club was started by Gord Maxwell and Carol Gonder, who were operating a summer summer swim team. Interest began began to grow, so Gord and Carol decided to expand the club to a competitive team that would work out over the winter months. The team started with 15 members, members, and is now in its fourth year of operation. The club's home is located at the Newcastle Newcastle Fitness Centre, which is adjacent to the Bowmanville Bowmanville High School. Bob Mack, who has been with the club since the bo- f inning, is currently serving is second year ns club president. president. Bob also doubles as one of the assistant coaches. "A lot of kids are beginning beginning to turn to competitive swimming ns a sport," explained explained Bob. "It's one of the few sports available for kids that has a very low risk of injury, and doesn't require a parent to spend a lot of money money on equipment. Once the parents get involved, they really become hooked on the sport." The club has a membership membership of 50. This includes 35 novice and 15 senior swimmers swimmers who range in ago from 6-18. The chib also has a masters swim team which includes swimmers 18 years of ago and over. Bob claims that this division is one of the fastest growing within the sport. The club begins its season season in early September, and finishes at the end of June. They practice six days a week, with the seniors taking taking the early mornings, and the novices practising after school. On average, tne club will enter a local swim meet every four to six weeks. Gail Arnott and her husband, husband, Kerry, followed their daughters into the swim club and are now in their third year ns head coaches. Some of the senior swimmers swimmers help Gail and Kerry coach the novice group. On most clubs, the coaches are paid. Gail and Kerry are an exception, as they volunteer their time. "I coach because I really enjoy it," stated Gail. "The best part for me is watching the kids' attitudes change, and seeing an improvement in their level of swimming." Gail and Kerry have three members of tne team who are swimming at a provincial provincial level. Their daughters, daughters, Tracey and Tara, compete compete in the 100 and 200 metre breaststroke, and Toby Limebeer competes in the 100 and 200 metre butterfly. butterfly. To bo at the provincial provincial level, a swimmer must meet the provincial standards standards which are based on the 30th fastest time recorded recorded in the previous year in Ontario. Some of the senior swimmers swimmers turn their hard work into part-time jobs. Those who are at the Red Cross level are able to lifeguard, and also teach lessons to younger swimmers. Yolanda Jones is a veteran veteran with the club, ns she is entering her fourth year as a competitive swimmer. Bob tried to explain that an addiction addiction to chlorine is what keeps the kids coming back, but Yolanda has a différant view. "To be successful you have to be dedicated, and have a love for the sport," she said. "It's satisfying when you see an improvement improvement in your results at swim meets. That's the best part." To offset the cost of pool rental, coaches expenses, and banquets, the club generates generates money from various fund-raising activities. Along with a grant from the Town of Newcastle, the club receives money from yard and bake sales, swim-a- thons, and by selling kitchen wrap. The club is currently without a sponsor, but will gladly listen to any offers. Plans are in the works for the club to host its first swim meet sometime in late February or early March. They are looking at holding it on a Sunday, inviting four area clubs to compete. Approximately Approximately 100 competitors will be involved. The club is still accepting registrations for this year. Anyone who would like to bo involved with this close-knit roup, is asked to call Bob "nek at 623-9365. For All Your Christmas Cooking and Baking Come to Ye Olde Health Shoppe "Helping Vou Make Healthy Choices" 1 Bulk Spices Flours Nuts and Raisins Glazed Fruit Organically- grown Grains Farm-fresh Eggs We now carry GOATS' MILK In the Vanstone Mill