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l The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, November 13,1991 11 SCOREBOARD Team Port Periy Cobourg Uxbridge Bowmanville Little Britain Lakefield Central Ontario Jr. C Won Lost Tied 9 8 4 4 4 1 0 3 8 5 4 9 Bowmanville's Results Eagles 8 Cobourg 6 Pts. 20 16 9 9 8 2 Top Ten League Scorers (as of November 5) Name Team Goals Assists Clair Cornish P.P. 13 16 Jason Holland Cob. 12 10 Kevin Williams Cob. 10 12 Trevor Clapperton Cob. 11 10 Brad Menzies P.P. 2 16 Shane Armstrong Bow. 7 10 Kevin Bagshaw P.P. 6 11 Jim Vernon P.P. 10 7 Geoff Fleming Cob. 3 12 Mike Coulson P.P. 8 6 Marvin Robillard Cob. 4 10 Team Norm's Deli Hoopers Trophy Francis Personnel Bil'den Home Improve. Hockin Real Estate Hunt's Photo Thursday's Results Hunts 14 Hoopers 7 Norms 8 Francis 3 Bil'den 8 Hockin 6 Bowmanville Town League Won Lost Tied 6 0 2 4 4 5 5 Pts. 29 22 22 21 18 17 17 17 15 14 14 Pts. 13 10 6 5 4 4 Newcastle Town League (as of Nov. 3) Won 4 4 3 3 2 2 Lost 2 2 3 3 4 4 Tied 0 0 0 0 0 0 Team Newcastle Lumber Tennant Heating Johnson Excavation Gruflies London Life Green Leaf Upcoming Games Lumber vs. Johnson Gruffies vs. London Life Tennant vs. Green Leaf Bowmanville Non-Contact Burke Division Team Won Lost Tied P.M. Beasties 7 0 0 Square Boy 4 2 1 Century 21 2 3 2 M&M Meats 16 0 Oliver Division Papps 610 Shoppers 3 3 1 Falcons 2 5 0 Hanc's 16 0 Weekend Results Century 21 3 Square Boy 3 Papps 9 Shoppers 7 Hanc's 11 Falcons 3 Beasties 8 M&M 3 Shackelton Division Prestons 5 2 0 Blues 4 1 2 Pattern 4 12 Bobby's Clip 0 7 0 Sunday's Results Blues 7 Pattern 4 Prestons 14. Bobbys 1 Pts. 8 8 6 6 4 4 Pts. 14 9 6 2 12 7 4 2 10 10 10 0 First Loss for 401 Esso Oilers by Cathy Harper 401 Esso Oilers suffered their first loss of the season this past week in exhibition play against Geranium Homes. It was a hard-fought contest, with plenty of scoring chances on both sides. Esso goals were scored by Andrew Laton (2), Brock Baker, Colin Maude and David Hamum. Assists went to Ryan McKnight, David Har- num and Andrew Laton. Final score was Geranium 7, Esso 5. On Saturday, November 9, 401 Esso came back with a strong game against J&J Sharpening to win their fifth straight league game. Esso took the lead in the first on goals by Luke Denison and David Hamum, with both assists assists to defenceman Michael Harper. The second period was all Esso, with four unanswered goals and a great performance by goaltcnder Andrew Laton to keep the opposition off the scoreboard. Five minutes into the period, winger Kevin Kennedy Kennedy connected after a scramble scramble in front of the net, assisted by Luke Denison and Nick Swcrdfeger. A minute later, Luke Denison put the puck in the net after taking a pass from Brock Baker in the comer. David David Hamum notched two more Boneless Chicken « case Breasts Tender, juicy and |i;Vwholesome ;i Approximately20piecesy ythe case only. Bacon \ 3 individually wrapped 1.1 lb. packages. $6.57 per case. Sold by Heat 'n' Serve Only 704 each French Bread Buy one loaf for our regular price of $1.39 and get your second loaf Free! 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With one practice as a team under their belt, the coaching staff of Rod Kearney, Scott Brunt and Chris Hall and the trainer Rick Powell were a little little skeptical as to what the game would be like. The opposition was from Trenton and they proved to be a good match as the IOOF pee- wees fell short by a 4-1 score. Red Wings. The IOOF boys were again victorious. Jon Noble opened the scoring scoring on a smooth passing play with Rob Jeffers. Jon did it again in the second period, after after Phil Gushulak fed him a pass. Jon helped Mike out on his goal after Ryan Brannigan fed it to Jon. It ended 3-0 for IOOF. Sunday, November 3, was a day for travelling. Lakefield was the scene for this game. This was a hard-fought and well played game, with the IOOF boys edging Lakefield by a score of 3-2. Darryl Cook came out flying flying early, with Bowmanville's first goal just six minutes into the game. Rob Jeffers got the assist. In the second period, Lake- field tied it. The third period saw the greatest amount of action. action. Lakefield found the score- sheet first, making it 2-1. After rcc-uiting the assistance of Jon Noble and Tyler Boulianne, Travis slammed home the tying tying goal. This fired up the Bowmanville team and a win was inevitable. Ryan Brannigan Brannigan put home a pass from Darryl Darryl Cook who received one from Jon Noble. That's the way this nail-biter ended. This year's team members arc: Mike Ferguson, Darryl Cook, Ryan Brannigan, Jon Noble, Rob Jeffers, Jamie Adams, Adams, Paul Drummond, Travis Laughlin, Tyler Boulianne, Craig Schumacher, Adam Millar, Millar, Phil Gushulak, Saul Edgar, Cameron Millar, Mike Rowland. Rowland. Sports Draw Benefits United Way m The only Bowmanville marker came from Darryl Cook who was set up on an awesome Onfimictc Tip passing play from Tyler Bouli- 1IV anne and Rob Jeffers. J n StOUffVÜle Some outstanding goaltending goaltending was supplied by Mike Rowland, who kept the score very respectable. The next morning was game two for the IOOF team. It was an early morning game at the Civic against the LNHL pcewce Canadiens. The IOOF boys proved to be too much for the Canadiens as they took care of the Oshawa club by a score of 6-1. Bowmanville hit the scorc- On Sunday, November 10, the Optimist Hawks travelled to Stouffville and skated to a hard-fought 3-3 tie. Both teams played good positional hockey, providing end-to-end action. Adam Bowen notched a pair, and Brett McKee had a single. Assists went to Trevor Cowan and Kyle Maynard. The Hawks were given solid goaltending by Rober Roth. for his first hat-trick of the season. season. Congratulations, David! Assists went to Ryan Davis and Tyler Gibson. Midway through the third, Matt Meadows made it 7-0 when he put the puck in the net, assisted by defenceman Jamie Jamie Potter and centre Fraser McArthur. J&J scored two in the second half of the third to make the final score 7-2. sheet for the first time at 5:28 n xx r • 0 a of the first period on a Travis tjOUQ W lllS IOl Laughlin goal, assisted by Tyl- XyT" __ A^mo er Boulianne. With the help of IVlinOr AtOlTlS Paul Drummond, Jon Noble T , . , made it 2-0. Travis scored his . ^ * eir 1 st ^ ou j" B^H^the second of the game on a pass j ninor - atom T° r os had convmc- from defenceman Phil Gushu- ln 8 *} ns °. vcr Ajax (6-3, 5-0) lak to make it 3-0 only 55 sec- anc ^ * >1( '£ cnng . ca P 1 ° onds into the second period. Goaltcnder Cameron Millar had his shutout broken at 8:07 of the second.neriod. Two of Bowmanville's final three goals were scored by Jon Noble, while the other was by team captain, Mike Ferguson. The next game came Saturday, Saturday, November 2. The visiting team this time was the LNHL A&R Floors Shoppers 10-3 On Saturday, November 9, A&R Flooring tykes skated to a 10-3 win over Shoppers Drug Mart. Robbie Campbell's hat trick led the way, with Jamie Bryant, Steven Hatfield, and Trevor Baker adding two apiece. Ryan Evans had a single. single. Congratulations to Trevor and Ryan on their first career goals. Zach Thoraval, with a pair, and Adam Wilkes handled handled Shoppers'scoring.' up on the losing end of a 5-0 score against the LNHL Canadiens. Canadiens. The team now has a record of 11-6-1. They have scored 68 goals and allowed only 51. The goal-scorers in this time period were: Blake Ayl- sworth (1), Adam Bairaball (2) , Brett Clouthier (3), Richard Richard Kearns (3), Mike Patrick (1), Ian Sinclair (3), Matthew Stout (1), Joel Tymchuk (1). Assists were provided by: Darryl Darryl Adams (1), Blake Ayl- sworth (2), Brett Clouthier (3), Richard Kearns (2), Jamie McCarthy (1), Mike Patrick (3) , Chris Shields (2), Ian Sinclair Sinclair (1), Joel Tymchuk (1). The goaltending tandem of Ryan Bruce and Ben Plowright have played superbly and have made numerous saves to keep us in tight games. Andy Gifford Gifford and Andrew Reid have also provided defensive excellence excellence while Neale Borutskie has been most effective on his John Brent, Goodyear's Manager of Industrial Engineering, and Town of Newcastle Mayor Marie Hubbard drew the winning tickets from the Goodyear Bowmanville Plant's United Way sports draw. Sam Shetler will receive a hockey stick signed by Team Canada, Jon Hancock will receive a signed football from the Toronto Argonauts and Shawn Sullivan is to receive an autographed bat from the Toronto Blue Jays. wing. / mom m, Santa Parade Day SAVE 15% • Youth Satin Team Jackets • Replica NHL Jerseys (Youth only) (in stock only) BOWMANVILLE SPORTS SHOP Î OPEN EVENINGS 121 KING ST. EAST, BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO . Phone (416)623-0322 TOWN OF NEWCASTLE APPOINMENTS PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD The Council Of The Corporation Of The Town Of Newcastle will be considering appointments appointments to the Newcastle Public Library Board pursuant to the Newcastle Library Act, 1984. The Board that is appointed will be responsible for the administration of public library service in the Town of Newcastle. Service is voluntary citizen participation participation and there is no remuneration. COMPOSITION The Board will be comprised of up to 9 members to be appointed on the following basis by the Council of the Town of Newcastle: (a) Two members shall be persons recommended by the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education. (b) One member shall be a person recommended by the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board. (c) The remaining members shall be persons nominated and appointed directly by the Council of the Town of Newcastle. Applicants must be at least 18 years of age, be a Canadian Citizen and a resident of the Town of Newcastle. / If you wish to be considered for appointment to the Newcastle Public Library Board, as one of the members nominated and appointed by Council, application forms for appointment are available from the Clerk's Office, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Ontario. Completed application forms must be received by 4:30 p.m. on Fri-i day, November 22,1991. If you wish to be considered for appointment to this Board on recommendation of one of the School Boards, please contact the applicable office office noted below. Peterborough, Victoria, Northumberland & Newcastle Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education Separate School Board 834 D'Arcy Street 459 Reid Street Cobourg, Ontario Peterborough, Ontario K9A 4B5 K9H 4G7 416-372-6871 705-748-4861 If you are interested in being appointed to any other Board or Committee other than the Newcastle Public Library Board, please refer to the separate advertisement in this newspaper issue dealing with those appointments. Marie P. Knight, A.M.C.T. Deputy Clerk Corporation of the Town of Newcastle 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario We Won't Leave You Out In The Cold At Esso, we're very proud of our delivery commitment and proud of our people who guarantee you will never run out of heating oil this winter. We won't leave you out in the cold! 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