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t ) The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 6,1989 9 V&GNationals Win 7-3 , The V&G Nationals sparkled sparkled on November 25th as they took on the Liberty Mutuals. Mutuals. The first goals was scored by Clayton Kohn only 10 , seconds into the game. The Mutuals tied up the game at 10:45 of the first period period on a goal by mark Gan- héip. This was to be the only goal scored by the opposition. opposition. The first period ended with the Nationals leading 2 r l as Mark Hodgins scored thjèjr second goal. Ted Eeuwes sparkled between the.pipes allowing the Liberty'i Liberty'i Mu tuais to score only once. ^Two unassisted goals by Andy Griffin, one by Greg Patterson from Chris Peldi- ak'and a final goal scored by Joel Osborne assisted by Mark Hodgins and Jamie Poster, completed the scoring-to scoring-to give tne V&G Nation- als.a 6-1 win. 'On Friday, December 1 the' V&G Nationals headed out on their first road trip, taking on the Orono Novice têèim in Orono. J With Jamie Potter in net tl|e V&G's broke ' into the first period with a quick lead, scoring ' five goals, matched with only one from Orono. The Nationals kept Orono Orono at bay in both the second ajid third periods, scoring twice in each period themselves. themselves. This concluded the game with the V&G's coming coming out on top with a 9-1 \$n. | Clayton Kohn was the star of the game collecting f<}ur goals and one assist, other goal scorers were Ted Eeuwes, Andy Griffin, Joel Osborne, Greg Patterson and Dave Griffin with one goal each. Ben Plowright played a strong game with 2 assists. On Saturday, December 2 at 8:00 a.m. the V& G Nationals Nationals hosted the All Canadians Canadians at Darlington Arena. The home team was slow to start the game as they were still reeling from the performance performance in Orono the night before. The All Canadians hit the,scoreboard twice in the first period before thé Nationals got their second wind. However with two minutes left in the period the Nationals scored twice to tie the game up on goals by Mark Hodgins and Joel Osborne with Chris Peldiak getting credit for both assists. assists. Two minutes into the second second period the Nationals took the lead and never looked back going on the score twice in tne third. The All Canadians tried to get back into the game in the third period, scoring a single goal. Goal scorers for the Nationals Nationals in the second and third period were Clayton Kohn, Chad Jozkoski and Chris Peldiak with one goal each and Andy Griffin collecting collecting two goals making the final score V& G Nationals 7 and All Canadians 3. Joel Osborne stood out in this game as he got back to help the defence and clear the puck many times during each shift on tne ice. Heritage House Atoms Are Saltfleet Champions Part of the Secret to Eagles' Success by Brad Kelly In the entertainment world, the name Glen Campbell Campbell means country and western music. In thé Jr. "C" circuit, the name Glyn Campbell means scoring points. Lots and lots of points. Glyn Campbell is a S'il", 170 pound centreman for the Bowmanville Eagles. A left handed shot, Glyn wears' number 18, and is one of two assistant captains. For two reasons, Glyn isn't hard to pick out on the ice. He is the only member on the team who wears a face shield, rather than a mask, and he spends much of each game with his arms extended high in the air celebrating Eagles' goals. Glyn has celebrated goals so often this year, that he sits on top of the league scoring race at the mid-way point of the season. A graduate of the Bowmanville Bowmanville minor hockey system, system, Glyn appeared in five All-Ontario Championship finals, winning three of them. But he claims that it wasn't until the last two years of minor hockey that he developed a scoring touch. "I remember Glyn as being being a small, fiesty, wiry kid in his minor hockey days," recalled Brian Taylor who coached Glyn for four years in minor hockey, and is now the head coach of the Eagles. Eagles. "If you check back over the records, you'll find that Glyn always had twice as many assists as goals." Glyn is completing his second year of Sports Administration Administration at Durham College. College. He hopes to enter the non-profit, or facility management management field upon graduating. graduating. His high school days were spent at Bowmanville. "The only varsity sport T played at high school was rugby," explained Glyn. "I really tried to concentrate on my studies. Grades were very important to me." Before joining the Eagles last year, Glyn played one Jug City Downs Lindsay J <On Friday evening, the team travelled to Lindsay, fçr a game against the Lindsay Lindsay All Star Team. Bowman- ville began cautiously with few offensive journeys into their opponent's zone. Midway Midway through the opening period, period, starting goal keeper Jake Davis was called upon to face a Lindsay penalty shot. The score remained the same as the shot was kicked aside and the goalie was congratulated by his fellow fellow team mates. Immediately, Bowmanville Bowmanville went to work, and as their confidence in each other other grew so did the score, as they out worked and out passed their opponents while running up a 5-1 score. A day later the Jug City team were in Newcastle to face ],T-Mac Atoms in an exhibition exhibition game. Danny McDonald sent the selects into an early lead, scoring the only goal of the opening period unassisted unassisted at the thirty second mark. The Selects took a two goal lead at 1:35 of the second second period as again Danny McDonald scored with Andy Griffin drawing the assist. Ryan Bruce was called upon to make a number of difficult saves, before a shot from T-Mac's Richard Assen beat him at 4:30. The Selects again took a two goal lead with Chris McDonald opening the, scoring scoring and collecting the hat trick, 35 seconds into the final final period, again combining with Andy Griffin who drew the assist. The fifth Bowmanville goal came from the stick of the hard working Joel Osborne, Osborne, again assisted by Andy Griffin who collected three assists in the game. T-Mac's completed the scoring_ with a goal by G. Hay. The final score Bowmanville Bowmanville Jug city 5, T-Mac 2. ' 1 ' If the first two games of the season are any indication indication of the way this team can play, it promises to be a very exciting season. !§!$£ m grower fresh REACH OUT AND TOUCH SOMEONE TODAY! THE FTD HOLIDAY BASKET BOUQUET Bright red carnations, white pompoms, fresh greens, pine cones, and a big red bow are arranged in a green and red bamboo basket. The cheerful gold rimmed basket can be used all year long. Come in to our CHRISTMAS FLORAL WONDERLAND CHRISTMAS TRADITION A stunning array of fresh greens set off with delightful red and white carnations, adorned with three candles, just right for Christmas dinner. Rf DAILY DELIVERY TO PICKERING, AJAX, WHITBY. OSHAWA, BOWMANVILLE EASY TO ORDER JUST CALL OUR FRIENDLY STAFF SEE OUR CHRISTMAS FLORAL WONDERLAND Van Belle Floral Shoppes year of Jr. "B" hockey for the Pickering Panthers. After returning for a second year, Glyn became ill. The pressure pressure of Jr. "B" hockey, coupled coupled With a heavy school workload became too much. Hé signed on to play with and finished third in scoring, capturing Glyn Campbell of the Bowmanville Eagles leads the Central Ontario Jr. "C" scoring parade at the mid-way mark of the season. Glyn is one of the reasons the Eagles Eagles are in first place overall. team, the team's MVP' award at the annual banquet. Because of his age, this will be Glyn's last year with the Eagles. Coach Taylor has given Glyn plenty of opportunity to showcase his talents this year. Along with his regular shift, Glyn plays on the power power play, and also kills penalties. penalties. Youth Bowling Saturday, December 2, 1989. Bantams High Single: Amanda Welsh 230, Lisa Reid 194, Robin Wyatt 165, Allissa Burtch 174, Brent Huggins 178, Danny Welsh 166, Jennifer Jennifer Holroyd 165. High Triple: Amanda Welsh 576, Lisa Reid 466, Robin Wyatt 461, Alissa Burtch 447, Brent Huggins 444, Danny Welsh 417, Jennifer Jennifer Holroyd 408. Team Standings: Bonito 49 pts, Ling 47 pts. Wahoo 43 pts, Conger 40 pts, Tarpon Tarpon 39 pts, Dab 32 pts, Drum 32 pts, Gobi a 23 pts, Snook 23 pts, Plaice 19 pts, Bream 18 pts, Mullet 12 pts. Bowler of the month for November - Jeremy Forsey plus 10 over average. Juniors High Single: Matthew Both well 230, Jason Vickery 202, Ryan Flint 198, Andrew Andrew Break 199. High Triple: Matthew Bothwell 578, Jason Vickeiy 547, Ryan Flint 535, Andrew Andrew Break 497, Mark Brooks 486. Team Standings: Flint 46 pts, Vickery 46 pts, Big Canoe Canoe 36 pts, Brooks 35 pts. Routh 28 pts, Gusterson 25 pts, Rodgers 19 pts, FlintolT 17 pts. Bowler of the month for November - Lisa Arnburg plus 12 over average. Seniors High Single: Danielle Big Canoe 254, Stephen Brown 243. 202, Lee Hyland 246, Jcfi McFectcrs 205. High Triple: Danielle Big Canoe 622, Stephen Brown 614. Team Standings: Evans 39 pts, Brown 34 pts, Richards Richards 32 pts, Big Canoe 21 pts. Bowler of the month for November - Leo Hyland plus 5 over average. Tyke# High Double: Andrew Morrin 244, Robbie Campbell Campbell 238, Garrett Dodds 219, Ryan Sonth 219. Molisa Lucas Lucas 216, Chris Welsh 202. High Single: Andrew Merrill 137, Robbie Campbell Campbell 119, Garrett Dodds 124, Ryan Sonth 125, Molisa Lucas Lucas 122, Brian Dymnrski 121. Team Standings: Dolphins Dolphins 39.5 pts, Engles 37 pts, Bears 31 pts, Bongnls 30 pis, Falcons 26 pts, Colts 26 pts, Broncos 26 pts, Panthers Panthers 18 pts, Cougars 14.0 pts, Rams 11 pts, Lions 7 pts, Sea Hawks 7 pts. Liberty Bowl Youth Bowling program Director ■ Joan Murphy. "Glyn is a hard worker who plays the game with a lot of heart," described coach Taylor. "Even though he has a lot of points, Glyn isn't selfish, he's a team player." Glyn proved that statement statement to be true when asked where he developed his scoring scoring touch. Eouipment Manager Manager Rick Clarke tried to take the credit, since Glyn uses Rick's gloves for the games.- But Glyn passed the credit on to his teammates. "I couldn't do it without the help of my linemates Nick Dennis and Chris Shmyr. Some of it comes from hard work, but most of all it's a team effort." In a recent game against Lakefield, Glyn did his best to turn the opponents' goal into a "red light district". He helped light up the red goal light 12 times in that game, undoubtedly leaving a sunburn sunburn on the back of the goalie's goalie's neck. "That was the most points I've ever got in one game," he said, a big smile coming across Ms face. For now, Bowmanville sits on top of the Junior "C" standings, with their only tough competition coming from the Port Perry Mo- jacks. "I'm hopeful we can go all the way this year," said Glyn. "The way we are playing playing right now, I don't think there is a team in Ontario that can touch us." If that prediction comes true, Glyn will be given the opportunity to extend his arms high into the air once Not to celebrate more. an other goal, but to hoist another another All-Ontario Championship Championship trophy. Over the past weekend the Heritage House Atoms travelled to Stoney Creek to participate in the annual Saltfleet Minor Hockey Tournament of Champions. The team played good solid solid hockey throughout the entire entire tournament and displayed displayed good sportsmanship both on and oft the ice. The best part of all was coming home wearing the champi- onsMp ring. In the first game our opponents opponents were Leamington, and they sure got off to a flying flying start, leading 2-0 before the midway mark of the first period. Toros finally got on track and scored 3 quick goals in the last minute of the period, leading 3-2 after one. It was no contest after that as Toros wound up winning winning 8-3. Scoring for Heritage Heritage House were Brent Strand with 2 goals and 2 assists, Greg McMurter 2 goals and 2 assists, Mark Frampton one goal, one assist, assist, Derek Lange 1 goal, Paul Lavallee 1 goal, Sommer Sommer West 2 assists, Chris Steele 2 assists, Steve Brinkman 1 assist, Kevin Pickell 1 assist. Toros displayed displayed solid teamwork, good passing and good defensive play from the defense corps of Kevin Pickell, Derek Lange, Matt Brake and Steve Brinkman, along with good goaltending by Mike Rowland and David Yellow- lees. Toro MVP in this game was Paul Lavallee. Our second game proved to be a much closer contest. Toros took an early lead on an unassisted goal by Brent Strand. Late in the first period period our opponents from Preston tied the game 1-1. Greg McMurter put Toros into the lead to stay on a short handed goal, with the assist going to Derek Lange. Our last goal was scored hy Brent Strand, assisted by Greg McMurter and Kevin Pickell. Final score 3-1. Toro MVP for tMs game Greg McMurter. ' Our third game played on Saturday evening against Dunnville was also a close contest. The first period was scoreless as both teams played close checking hockey hockey and strong defense. Finally, Finally, with three minutes left in the second period, Dunnville broke the goose egg with a goal that proved to be all they needed as Toros had several opportunities but were turned back by the Dunnville goaltender who proved to be their MVP. Mike Rowland and David Yellowlees also played well in goal for Toros. Toro MVP for this game Greg McMurter. The loss on Saturday evening evening put us into the elimination elimination round facing a possible three games on Sunday. Our first game was against Preston and again the contest was close with Toros winning 5-4. Four different different players scored our goals in this game, Greg McMurter with two, and singles singles to Brent Strand, Paul Lavallee, and Sommer West. Greg McMurter, Chris Steele, Matt Brake, Kevin Pickell and Mark Frampton E icked up assists. Derek ange was our MVP for his solid defensive play. With this victory the stage was set of a rematch with Dunnville. Dunnville scored their first goal only 30 seconds into the game to take an early lead, but midway through the period Dwayne Desjardins blocked a shot at centre ice and went in to beat the defence and score an unassisted goal. This goal seemed to light the Toros Toros fire and with key goaltending goaltending by Mike Rowland Toros went on to win 5-2. Greg McMurter collected two goals with singles to Brent Strand and Mark Frampton. Kevin Pickell and Chris Steele picked up two assists each while Sommer Sommer West had one. In this game Brent Strand was selected selected as MVP for his solid 2 way play. Due to the double elimination elimination format we now had to What better time to tell our many wonderful friends and patrons that we wish them the joy of the season always! * ' *x £soj* 3 ft. play Dunnville again as thi : s had been their first loss) Coaches Strand and Lavallee Lavallee had the team in the right frame of mind with lots Of positive encouragement and confidence. 'I The first period was scoreless as goaltender Da : vid Yellowlees made some key saves to keep Toros in the game. Early in the second period, period, Brent Strand gave us the lead assisted by Chris Steele and Paul Lavallee . Marjc Frampton scored our next two goals with Sommer West assisting on the first. Greg McMurter scored three more in the third with Kevin Pickell picking up a single. Assists went to Kevin Pickell, Pickell, Mark Frampton, Paul Lavallee, Steve Brinkman, and Robbie Jeffers. Final score 7-2. Chris Steele was selected as MVP in this game. With this victory, Heritage Heritage House Atoms became tournament champs., Each player was presented a Stirling Stirling silver nng and Captain Greg McMurter accepted the championship trophy which will soon be on display in Darlington. Special thanks to all the parents and other fans who arrived to cheer us on to victory. victory. There's nothing like lots of good support from the crowd to help the team perform well. Well done, Toros. Toros. HEALTHY LUNGS ARE A HOLE IN ONE! Support your local Lung Association 436-1046 h 1/ ir 9 Lt - -UX..V X !-• h J V A Our annual Christmas Greetings edition of The Canadian Statesman and The Newcastle Independent, will be published on Wednesday, December 20th. If your company would like to have a Christmas message in this edition, please call 623-3303, or come in to our offices at 62 King Street West, Bowmanville Slje Cattabtau Statesman Etje iOteUicasitle Mepeubeut BM33KSS®-'