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1 V Mr. Submarine Captures Oshawa 4 A' Championship The Mr. Sub PeeWee team travelled to Oshawa to play in the recent N.A.S.C. Checkers Tournament. The Sub boys entered into this tournament hoping to end the year on a high, and they weren't disappointed as they captured the "A" Championship. Championship. On Wednesday, December December 27, the Sub boys faced off against Cedar Ridge. This was an easy game for Sub as they skated to an 8-0 win. Clayton Guest scored the first goal as he picked up a loose puck in front of the Cedar Ridge net. Nine seconds seconds later, David Vernon, notched the 2nd goal. Rob Watson then got going as he stripped the puck off a Cedar Cedar Ridge defenceman, broke in on the goalie, picking picking the upper corner. In less than a minute Rob scored two more goals as he was al- fcfiUufUuj, ifou (jifjtl and QteétiHÿl... Tit Hut fjineus latkil « Die WmM Sandra Yates Phone 623-5873 Muriel Moynes Phone 623-7741 lowed to walk in on the Cedar Cedar Ridge goalie without any resistance from his opponents. opponents. Chad Veinot scored as he grabbed the rebound off a shot by Tim Forret. With the face off in the Cedar Ridge end, Rick Swale shot the puck back to Rob who picked the upper corner. Rob then scored nis 6th goal of the game to round out the scoring. Jeff Crawford recorded the shutout. shutout. On Thursday, The Sub boys came up against Glen Stewart. This was a hard fought game with the Sub boys posting an 8 to 3 victory. victory. Glen Stewart scored the 1st goal of the game. Rob Watson tied up the game when he received' a pass from David Vernon. Darren Donohue then gave the Sub boys the lead with Chad Veinot Veinot and Darren Allen assisting. assisting. Glen Stewart came back to tie up the game. Rob scored again giving Sub the lead as he received a pass out from David Vernon who dug the puck out of the corner. corner. Rod notched his 3rd goal as he picked up a loose puck, again picking the upper corner. Glen Stewart notched their 3rd goal of the game. The 4th goal for Sub was scored as goalie Jeff Crawford Crawford gave Rob the puck. Rob skated the length of the ice before beating the Glen Stewart goalie. Rob then let a slap shot go from the point with little Darren grabbing the rebound. Darren carefully carefully slid the puck under the goalie. Chad Veinot scored on a nice passing play from Clayton Clayton Guest and Rick Swale. Rob ended the scoring with Rick obtaining the assist. The forwards all played tough, with Brian Thornton, Justin Vance and Ryan Kohn keeping the pressure on Glen Stewart's defence. On Saturday, December 30, the Sub boys headed back to Oshawa to play Woodview in the "A" Cham- Oshawa Little Theatre Auditions "Man Of La Mancha" Director: Janet Stevenson Men and women of various ages (singers) Bring music from La Mancha preferably Jan. 6: 2-5 p.m. Jan 7 and 8: 7-10 p.m. Enter by stage door at rear. 62 Russett Ave. Call 436-3947 for further details pionship game. The Wood- view team started the game with their big guns and this paid big dividends as they notched the first goal of the game. Clayton Guest tied up the game with Les McCrory and Rick Swale picking up the assist. Rob scored to give the Sub boys the lead as he broke in alone on the Wood- view goalie. Rob notched another another goal , for the Sub boys to give them a three goal lead. With the Sub boys playing playing a man short, Rob picked up the puck to obtain his hat trick. Four seconds later, Woodview scored their power power play goal. The Woodview team scored again to make the game close. Darren Donohue Donohue then scored on a pass from Chad Veinot. In the dying seconds of the 2nd period, Rob Watson, notched nis 4th goal of the game. In the third period, the Oshawa parents got on the referees, this led to the Sub boys picking up many Questionable Questionable penalties. Wood- view scored two goals late in the 3rd period to register the final score 6 to 5 for Mr. Sub. Les McCrory and Chad Veinot played great defence when tne Sub boys had to play a man short. The penal- S ' killing up front of Darren onohue and Rick Swale was also excellent. The coaches were happy to have Tim Foiret back on defence. The coach would like to thank all the parents who helped on the bench and in the time box. The Sub boys enter the new year with a record of 31 wins, 6 losses and 1 tie. The team would also like to thank all parents for their support. Have a Happy New Year. Legion Ladies Bowling 2nd Schedule Teams #1 Bobbi Ann Brooks (Capt.), Judy Elliott, Nancy Evans, Dawn Larmer, Diane VanLonden, Jennifer Mutton. Mutton. #2. Debbie Antanasoff (Capt.), Lyne Puddister, Sandra Sobil, Helen Reynolds, Reynolds, Irene Whitney, Barb Hayward. #3. Wendy Murdoch (Capt.), Kathy Warner, Michelle Michelle ' Montpetit, Lola Wright, Marv Bird, Vicki Stephen; #4. Joan Montpetit (Capt.), Muriel Tennant, Colleen Pickering, Shirley Brock, Bonnie Hilliard, Emillie O'Neil. #5. Penny Connaghan (Capt.) Joan Hooper, Jean Lux ton, Barb Buttonshaw, Chris Robinson, Debbie Krishko. #6. Barb Hanc (Capt.), Elaine Elliott, Gloria Van- son, Sherri Farrell, Meg Gibbs, Debbie Stewart. LEAGUE STARTS - January January 4,1990 - 6:45 sharp! The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 3,1990 15 ^ Close lo 100 Teams Bowl in Twosome Heritage House Atoms Capture 4 A' Crown in Christmas Classic Heritage House Atoms played their first game of the Schickedanz Christmas Classic against the Peterborough Peterborough Miss Diana Petes at the Darlington Sports Centre Centre on December 27, 1989. The score was tied 1-1 after one period. The visitors took the early lead but Greg McMurter knotted the score on an ùnassisted goal. The second period ended 3-3 as the teams each scored 2 goals. Toro goals by Chris Steele from Paul Lavallee and Sommer West from Kevin Kevin Pickell with only 14 seconds seconds left in the period. At the start of the third period each team had several several opportunities before the Petes took a 1 goal lead at the mid way mark of the period period - Toros then took charge as Kevin Pickell made an end to end rush and tucked a shot neatly behind the Pete's goaltender. Paul Lavallee Lavallee let a blast go from the top of the circle that beat the goalie cleanly for our fifth goal and finally, with the Petes goalie on the bench in favour of an extra attacker, Travis Laughlin moved over centre, gave Dwayne Desjardins a perfect pass and Dwayne made no mistake scoring our 6th goal. Final score 6-4 in favour favour of Toros. In our second game, Toros Toros came out flying, and in a rather one-sided contest defeated defeated Saltfleet 9-0. Paul Lavallee Lavallee led the attack with one goal and four assists, while Greg McMurter scored three along with one assist. Other Toros scores by Brent Strand one goal, one assist, Dwayne Desjardins one goal, one assist, Travis Laughlin two assists, Kevin Pickell, Chris Steele and Sommer West one goal each while Matt Brake and Steve Brinkman each picked up assists. David Yellowlees recorded the shut-out. Goulding Park Rangers from the MTHL were our third opponents and Toros jumped into an early 1-0 lead on a goal by Greg McMurter from Brent Strand and Steve Brink- man. Goulding Park tied the score early in the second, however, Toros came back with two short handed goals late in the period to take a 3-1 lead after two, Paul Lavallee Lavallee from Derek Lange and Kevin Pickell and Dwayne Desjardins from Greg McMurter. Toros added added two in the third to win 5- 1. 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Later in the second Dwayne Desjardins Desjardins blasted a low shot for a shorthanded goal, assisted assisted by Kevin Pickell. Stouffville came back quickly quickly on the power play to score what turned out to be their only goal of the game. The score stayed 2-1 until late in the third period when Paul Lavallee scored an unassisted unassisted goal that turned out to be the clincher. Final score Toros 3, Stouffville 1. The team played good, solid hockey throughout the tournament. Goal tenders Mike Rowland and David Yellowlees with the help of strong defense from Kevin Pickell, Derek Lange, Matt Brake and Steven Brink- man, allowed a total of six goals in four games. Offensively, Offensively, Toros scored 23 goals with the three forward lines of Travis Laughlin, Dwayne Desjardins, Rob Jeffers, Paul Lavalle, Sommer West, Mark Frampton and Greg McMurter, Chris Steele ana Brent Strand playing outstanding outstanding two way hockey. The tournament was well run and BMHA officials deserve deserve a huge Thank You for a job well done. Father/Son Bantam Division Brent & John Huggins - 895, Kevin & Ernie Reid - 895, Mike Campbell & Charles Ervin - 893, Ryan & Bob Preston - High Single - 180. Junior Division Nicky & Terry Brown - 958, Jeff & John Pearson - 892, Danny and Dan Stewart Stewart - 881, Andrew & Harold Break - H. Single - 201. Senior Division Shawn & Paul Pappas - 777, Mike & Bob Drummond ; 745, George Evans & Jeff Edmondson - 683. Tyke Division Anthony & Glen Edmondson Edmondson - 909, Ryan & Neal Smith - 888, Lee & Phil Mel- lor - 831, Nicholas & Nick Shkrodoff - H.S. 157. Father/Daughter Bantam Division Robin & Brian Wyatt - 855, Angie & Jody Ross - Tykes End '89 With a Win dling. These improved 1 of the game were an impor- teams wishing the others a tant factor in Rotary's 4-3 Happy New Year. ■mo********® Alter ice problems on the Tyson Crocker and Michael win. probl morning of Dec. 31st., outside outside the rink that is, the Rotary Rotary and Shoppers Tyke hockey game got under way. Shoppers opened the scoring in the 1st. period. But without some very good goaltending by the Shopper's Shopper's Goalie and Rotary's Erik Smale, the score would have been much different in the opening period. Andrew Smale's chances eventually paid off as he scored two goals in the second second period, ending two periods periods at 2 to 1. In the third period, the teams each score a two goals, with Rotary's goals coming from Andrew Smale with his third of the game and Andrew Andrew Warren, with a long shot from the blue line. Shoppers possible good chances were broken up by excellent defensive plays which included, checking at our blue line and clearing the puck from our zone by Jay Henderson and Philip Hopkins. The forwards consisting consisting of Johnathan Ross, Drew Passant,,Alex Taylor, Paul Robinson presented the Novice 'A' Division trophy for #1 teams, to Bowmanville captain Jason Lange. Bowmanville won the title with an 8-6 victory, over Ennismore. 833, Michelle & Randy Beaupre - 808, Amanda & Tom Welsh - High Single - 219. Junior Division Kerry & Dave Gifford - 855, Kelley & Robert Flint- off - 853, Lisa & George Arn- burg - 852, Christa & Andy Big Canoe - H.S. -189. Senior Division Sandi & Dave Snowden - 807, Cheri Richards & Dan Wilcox - 775, Deanna and Ken Wright-748. _ Tyke Division Christie & Scott Stevens - 908, Alison & Ken Barrie - 848, Joceyln & Craig Gladding Gladding - 826, Ashley & Jim Burtch - H.S. -107. Mother/Son Bantam Division Danny & Shelley Welsh - 886, Jeremy & Debbie For- sey - 882, James ■ & Ellen Welsh - 820, Adam & Cindy Millson - H. Single -184. Junior Division Adam & Marie Cole - 799, Ryan & Arlene McKee - 776, David & Bonnie Allin - 758, Kyle & Dorothy Dodds - H. Single -150. Senior Division No entries Tyke Division Chris & Shelley Welsh - 897, Scotty & Diana Thompson Thompson - 859, Kevin Shirk & Gloria Smith - 840, Jonathon Jonathon & Judy Hood - 832, Joel & Trudy Bouma - H. Single -147. Mother/Daughter Bantam Division Kathryn & Shel Tait - 841, Stefanie & Judy Cooper - 823, Alissa & Joan Burtch - 782, Kelly & Brigette Pot- ' ter - H.S. 104. Junior Division Heather & Anita Watson -893, Senior Division Shawna & Gail Break - 596. Tyke Division Terry & Marilyn Flintoff - 894, Jennifer & Sandy McDavid - 884, Nicole & Jackie Braybrook - 866, Lyndsey & Karen Marks - 820, Christine & Cathy Cave - H.S. -137. At total of 97 teams turned out for our family twosome and every child participating in this tournament tournament will receive an embroidered embroidered crest. A big thank you to all the parents for taking part with their children in this annual YBC Tournament. Tournament. A special note of thanks also goes to Mr. Bill Kirk of the Replay Amusement Amusement Services Inc., who kindly donated funds towards towards the purchase of the family twosome trophies that were presented. Our 2nd schedule of bowling bowling begins on Saturday, January January 6, 1990 and we have a full calendar of events for the first three months of 1990. From all the staff of the youth bowling league at Liberty Liberty Bowl we wish everyone a very healthy and Happy New Year. Joan Murphy, YBC Program Director. Liberty Belles Bowling Lge. Team #1 C. Roberts, C. Hopcroft, H. Bickle, S. Dion, B. Lloyd Team #2 F. Sleep, R. Hartford, G. Ante, B. Gale, J. Wraith, B. Hamon Team #3 J. Hanthorn, S. Stainton, J. Phillips, M. Keats, J. Townsend, E. Clark Team #4 J. Big Canoe, K. Dustan, W. Coombes, A. Bons, B. Morrison, E. Fraser Team #5 L. Ball, S. McAleese, V. Murphy, M. Tippins, K. Stephens, Stephens, A. Palmer Team #6 C. Van Hoof, B. Forsey, ■; M. Henning, M. Almey, B. ' Crossey, N. MacMaster NEWYEM2 GIGANTIC ART AUCTION McCrimmon's Antiques Sunday, January 7,1990 1:00 p.m. Preview 12 noon Newcastle Town Hall Hwy. #2 and Mill St. N., Newcastle Auctioneer Frank Stapleton 150 "CUSTOM FRAMED" LIMITED EDITION PRINTS BY • Bateman • Romance • Walter Campbell • James Lumbers • John Newby • Carl Brenders • Seerey-Lester • Parker • Topolinsky • Downing - Hunter • Petrella • Peter Robson "Christmas Morning" "Garden Wedding" "White Christmas" "Midnight Black Wolf' "Cougar in the Snow" "Country Kitchen" Titles Include: "The Carollers" "Season of the Eagle" "Softly, Softly White Tiger" Don't Miss this Exciting Sale, our First Auction of the Year. A chance to buy your favorite limited edition print at Boxing Day Prices. Door Prizes Refreshments available. MAIN BRANCH: U 210 King St. W., k Newcastle, 987-5204 SECOND LOCATION: Hwy. No. 2 and 401, Port Hope 885-8802 ALSO DISPLAYED AT: McD's, 37 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-5353