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I FLASHBACK -- 25 YEARS AGO -- Bowmanville - Orono Combines trounced Lindsay Regents 12 - 2 Saturday night in Bowmanville, to take first place in the Lakeshore Intermediate "A" loop. Scoring for the winners were Junior West (2), Bill Cherry (2), Berwick (2), Raye West (2), Art Renriick, Lloyd Hamilton, Syd Arnold and Gerry Robinson. For Lindsay goal scorers were Green and McDougall. SPORTS The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 17,1962 7 Miner Atoms Take Top Spot In B.M.HA Skate -a-thon FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Ken Rose- vear, a native of Tyrone is the mechanic for one of the top North American motorcyclist» Jim Allen of Oshawa, holder of several Canadian Canadian and Ontario championships and hopes to defeat Bunn and Duhamel for this year's Canadian title. Red Eagles Trounce Uxbridge 13-1 HHHB JR. C HOCKEY -- Next Sunday, November 21st, the Cowan Pontiac Buick Red Eagles Jr. C hockey team invites all minor hockey players to be their guests, free of charge, at their game against the Cobourg Cougars, in Bowmanville, at 7:30 p.m. Coca Cola willbe giving everyone a free Coke. ICE SHOW -- Scott Maybee, a member of the Orono Figure Skating Club, participated in the Toller Cranston Ice Show, held at Cobourg Arena, east Sunday. DANCE -- Plan now to attend the Bowmanville Minor Hockey Dance on Saturday, November 20th at the Newcastle Town Hall. Tickets will be available at the door. Come out and support this fund raising project and help minor hockey. CONGRATULATIONS -- The Ontario Street Public School mixed soccer team has won the Bowmanville Public Schools championship. CURLING -- The Bowmanville Country Club will host the Men's Grey Cup Spiel this Saturday, November 20th. Spectators are welcome. OLDTIMERS -- Heritage House Oldtimers defeated Orono Jade Gardens 6 - 3 in Orono Arena, on Sunday, November 7th. SCORES FOUR -- In the Bowmanville - Uxbridge Jr. C game last week Randy MacDonald came up with a great four goal scoring spree and two assists, followed by Ken Farrow with a hat trick. Skinner Gets Six for Townsports Courtice Wreckers Upset Dutchmen Rv Hnh KnrltP n ... « ,, HATS OFF -- To the Checker's Variety Minor Atoms hockey team who had the most pledges, totalling 11326.50, of all the B.M.H.A. teams, in the recent Skate-A-Thon, held at Darlington Arena. Pee Wee 2's Defeated by Oshawa and Newcastle Durham Building Supplies Pee Wee 2's were defeated twice in successive games , played on the weekend. In their first game, the Pee Wees journied to'Orono on Saturday morning to play against Oshawa Scott's Colonels, Colonels, a little N.H.L. team. Bowmanville came out on the short end of an 8-2 decision. Oshawa opened the scoring early in the first period with a goal at the 1.13 mark. Bowmanville Bowmanville quickly responded at 1:47 when Paul Hindman knocked in a rebound from a shot by Scott Brunt. Bowmanville Bowmanville continued their excellent play and took a 2-1 lead on a solo effort by Troy Harness. With only 10 seconds left in the period, Oshawa tied the score CAMSPORT TRAILER SALES Hwy. 115 and 35 Newcastle 987-5174 1977 and 1978 CHEVRON and HOLIDAY TRAILER Large selection ol TRUCK-CAPS in slock REFILL CENTRE at 2. This was a well played period by both teams and was probably Bowmanville's best, period of the season. They checked well and played good two-way hockey. During the second and third periods, Oshawa took charge of the game and scored six unanswered goals; five in the second and one in the third. On Sunday, Newcastle visited visited Darlington Arena and defeated the local team 3-1. The first period was closely played ending in a tie at zero. Bowmanville opened the scoring in the second period on a goal by Paul Boyle, assisted by Scott Brunt. Newcastle tied the game shortly after when Chris Pearce scored from Dwayne Martin. The remaining remaining Newcastle goals came in the third period when Tyson Parker beat the Bowmanville goalkeeper on a pass from Willy McGarvey, and Rodney Bosak deflected in a shot by Chris Pearce. The Bowmanville team continues continues to show steady improvement. When this is coupled with the steady goalkeeping goalkeeping of Kevin Zarosky and Paul Gallant, the future looks bright. /*. Bowmanville Red Eagles captain Neil Jones on Sunday, trouncing the visitors by a 13 -1 count, leads his team out of trouble during action on This win avenges an earlier loss to the same Sunday night at the Memorial Arena. The Eagles Uxbridge Bruins club. This Sunday, the Eagles showed total domination over the Uxbridge Bruins play host to their arch rivals, the Cobourg Cougars. Men's Major Team Standings Piper - 22 won, 8 lost, 22 pts. ; Stacey -19,11,19; Murphy -18, 12, 18; Adams - 17, 13, 17; Etcher 17, 13, 17; Georgiou - 15,15,15; Richards -14,16,14; Perfect - 14, 16, 14; Coombes -14, 16, 14; Laird - 11, 19, 11; Oke -11, 19,11; Wilcox -8, 22, 8. Averages Gord Wilcox 234, 11; Dick Perfect 234, 12; Ron Etcher 229, 13; Larry Piper 227, 14; Wayne Coombes 227, 15; Sam Adams 225, 16; Kevin Eves 224,17; Gord Simpson 222, 18; Bob Laird 222, 19; Dennis Smale 221, 20. High single : Sam Adams 355. :j High triple: Wayne Coombes 888. | High single team: 1 Murphy 1318. , j High triple team: 3 Coombes 3670. Base Line Auto Body Specialists in • Complete Collision Work on Domestic and Foreign Vehicles • Oven-baked paint finish for durability •Insurance Work FREE Estimates on all types of body and collision work. ASK US ABOUT OUR FREE COURTESY CARS Telephone 623-9131 164 Base Line Rd. E. Just east of Liberty Street, Bowmanville By Bob Burke It was just a matter of time, and this weekend it was just one minute and forty-five seconds, for Courtice Auto Wreckers to pull the upset of the season to date. With about three minutes to play in the game, Dutchmen were leading 5 - 4 when Johnny Robinson, the perennial fire plug for the Dutchmen, twisted his ankle and had to be taken from the ice on a stretcher. The Auto Wreckers took the few moments to re group and seconds later tied the game up and within a minute and forty-five seconds had sewn up a 7 - 5 win. In Saturday's first game, United Drug Mart came out ahead in a. 9 - 6 shoot out over Bowmanville Restaurant and Tavern. B.R. and T opened the scoring midway through the first period on a goal from Al Young. United came back on goals from John Stainton and Jim Temke before B.R. and T. found the range for three more quick goals before the period was over. Mitch Clouthier, Larry Muriree and Grant Powell made the score 4 - 2 as the period ended. Dave Wilson opened the second period with a fast goal to make the score 5 - 2 before United came back with six unanswered goals. Ken Rowe and Bob Cameiron with a pair each and Rick Hall and Rick Drew with singles. B.R. and T. counted their final goal of the evening from John Moon with just over a minute left in the game. They pulled Al Taggart for an extra forward only to have it backfire as Doug Rickard put the puck into the empty net to make the final score 9 - 6 United and keep United to within two points of the leaders Town Sports and Dutchmen. Saturday's second game, played to a crowded house, saw Courtice Auto Wreckers hand the Flying Dutchmen their first defeat of the season and propel them to within the traffic jam atop the standings in the B.N.C.H.L. The game was very even throughout as the 31 - 29 shot on goal figure would indicate. Courtice opened the scoring at 15.21 of the first period on a goal from Paye West. Paul Bycok tied the score up a minute later. Pete Henderson got his first of the evening late in I he first period to make the score 2 -1 Courtice as the teams went to the dressing room. Al Kielv gave Courtice a two goal lead early in the second only to have the Dutchmen lake control of the rest of the second period by firing three goals past Barry Roberts in nets for Courtice to make the score 4 - 3 Dutchmen as the second period ended. Ray Edmunds, John Robinson and Jim Smith counted for the Dutchmen. The third period was played very carefully. Courtice scored midway through the period when Pat Lange beat Dave Forrester only to have John Robinson give the Dutchmen the lead once again seconds later. With about three minutes left in the game, Johnny Robinson went down and had to be taken to hospital with a twisted ankle. Courtice came back seconds later to even the score at five on Pete Henderson's second of the evening. Al Junkin came back a minute later and gave Courtice the lead 6 - 5. Jim Partner ended the scoring with 1.02 left on the clock to make the final score 7 - 5 Courtice. Sunday's games saw Clinic Pharmacy defeat Beasties 6 - 3 in one of their patented late game come backs. Clinic opened the scoring early to take a 2 - 0 lead on goals from John Allen and Len Jay. The Beasties counted late in the. period to get back in the game on a goal by Butch Colbourne. Beasties opened the second period on a quick goal from John Edmonds to tie the game at 2's. Clinic recaptured the lead midway through the period when Irwin Hamilton, off to a slow start this season, found the range midway through the final period. John Ayre tied the score up once again at 3's only to have Clinic put on their final charge late in the game and turned on the light three more times when Len Jay clicked on his second of the night and George Hills got two within forty seconds to make the final score 6 - 3 Clinic. In Sunday's final game George Skinner lead Town Sports to a 12 - 4 romp over the hapless Shoppers Drug Mart. George collected six goals and one assist to put him up with the leaders in the scoring race. George opened the scoring 1 for Town midway through the first period and collected his second as the period was ending. He assisted on Doug Ferguson's 1st period goal as well. Eric Strand collected the first of his three for the evening ten seconds into the second period before Ron Griffith put Shoppers on the scoreboard. Eric scored his second midway through the second frame. Ken Holmes counted before George Skinner notched his third of the evening as the second period was ending. The score was 7 -1 as they traded ends to start the third period. Terry Kiawitter opened the third period to make the score 7 - 2 before Eric collected his hat trick. Terry Klawi|ter notched his second of the evening in a losing cause inly to have Alex 1 Barriett score for Town and George collected his final three of the day in a minute and six seconds late in the , game. Wayne Smith beat Mike Willoughby with just over a minute in the game to make ■ the final score 12 - 4. While the score was very one sided, the shots on goal proved a lot closer as Plumbtree had to face 39 shots and Willoughby 33 in net for .Town. As we go to press it has been learned that John Robinson of the Dutchmen has suffered a break in, a small bone in the ankle and will be in a cast for four to six weeks. He will be missed on the ice and hopes are that he will be well healed for the last of the season and the playoffs. Ladies Monday November 8th, 1982 Team Standings Jackie Braybrook 23 pts., 28,330 pins; Onie Etcher 22, 28,337; Rita Junkin 19, 28,260; Donna Harness' 17, 28,087; Sharlene Dehart 17, 26,870; Valerie Smith 14, 28,175; Marilyn Flintoff 14, 27,370; Nancy Evans 13, 26,805; Penny Connaghan 12.5, 27,727; Gwen Forrester 12, 27,246; 1 Fern Bradley 9.5, 26,500; Nancy Living 7, 25,967. High triple: Jackie Bray- ' brook 713. High single: Bernice Terry 273. Top 10 Donna Harness 224, Onie Etcher 224, Jackie Braybrook 216, Nancy Living 213, Sharlene Sharlene Dehart 205, Judy Wilian 204, Marilyn Flintoff 203, Linda Taylor 201, Rita Junkin 200, Valerie Smith 199. ST. JOSEPH'S Ladie's High Single - Delores Walkey 205. Ladie's High Triple - Trixie Brown 649, Men's High Single - Mike Powers 258. Men's High Triple - Walter Curr 636. Team Standings: Don Powers 50, Barb Bugg 49, Les Hunt 39, John Huffman 32, Tony Horslman 31, Walter Curr 30, Bob Brown 28, George Gibbs 21, The Canadian Statesman Advertising Deadlines Display - Tues. 4:00 p.m. Classified • Tues. 12:00 noon On Thursday, November 4, the Toros travelled to Pickering Pickering only to lose the game 7 • 1. A three goal lead in the first period sent Pickering on their way to a win. Both teams seemed to come on strong at the start of the game. However, However, the experience of Pickering Pickering shone throughout the whole game, with them scoring scoring two more goals in both the second and third periods. However, the Toros did not give up. At 5:58 of the third period, Scott Munro scored the lone goal for Bowmanville, with Ian Knight picking up the assist. Although the score seemed one sided, Paul Gallant, in goal, played well and helped keep the boys' hopes alive. Since the team has not played played together before this year, they have improved with each game and will continue to do so. i They have a tournament in Cobourg Saturday and we wish them all good luck. On Saturday, November 6, the Toros travelled to Cobourg for a Pee Wee Tournament. The boys played their first game at eight a.m. against Cobourg and lost 4 to 2. Cobourg outshot us 43 - 9 but only got 4 goals thanks to the goal tending of Kevin Zarosky. The first period was scoreless. scoreless. In the second period Bowmanville went ahead with a goal from Neil Taylor, assisted by Paul Hindman and Steven McCullough. The Toros held Cobourg off until the third period when Cobourg scored all four of their goals. Our second goal also came in the third period scored by Paul Boyle, assisted by Kevin Zarosky. Zarosky. The Toros played again at 12:30 p.m. against Port Hope and lost 4 - 2. Paul Gallant was in net this time. Port Hope outshot us 25 -17. Each team scored one goal in the first period. Ours was scored by Terry Evans assisted by Paul Boyle and Troy Harness. Port Hope scored three more goals in the second period. Our second goal came at 4:56 in the third period scored by Ian Knight, assisted by Scott Munro and Neil Taylor. The boys received a souvenir souvenir puck from the tournament. All in all it was a fun day. As reported last week, the pledges received by the Checker's Variety Minor Atoms totalled $1326.50. I am pleased to say the boys had the most pledges of all the B.M.H.A. teams and therefore won tickets to the Oshawa Generals game and dinner at McDonald's. A fine team effort boys !. However, they weren't so lucky in their hockey game Tuesday, November 9 against Pickering in the Don Beers Arena. They came out strong in the first period with good skating, improved playing positions and held the Pickering Pickering team to one goal. But, in the second period Pickering outskated and outplayed our boys' scoring 6 goals. In the third period Pickering again scored 7 goals with the final score being 14-0. Despite the loss, goalie Jason Hiscock played an outstanding game in nel. In the home game on Saturday Saturday against the Peterborough Petes, the Toros came up with a loss of 4-2. However, the team had nothing to be ashamed of as every member on the team put forth 100 per cent. Geoff Smith and Jason Hiscock shared the netmind- ers' duties and both boys made several commendable saves. At the 9:59 mark of the 1st period, Peterborough scored their first goal. Matthew Doughty scored Bowmanville's 1st goal in the second period with assists going to Kent Vanderheyden and Kevin Roberts. The Petes were able to score three quick goals in the 3rd period with the Toros' hard-working Matthew Doughty scoring an unassisted goal at 7:48. Keep working hard boys, you're going to beat those Petes yet ' Checker's Variety Minor Atoms Commence Their 1982-83 Season Unisex 21 Temperance EVERY THURSDAY 1 /z PRICE PERMS Mon., Tues., Wed. HAIRCUT *6.00 PROPANE CARBURETION SALES & SERVICE 73Cigas Road Bowmanville, Ontario L1 C 3L1 Bus: 579-6449 An eager, enthusiastic Toro Minor Atom team and management sponsored by Checker's Variety commenced commenced their 1982-1983 season with an exhibition game against the Oshawa Bruins, coming up with a win of 14 - 2. Goals and assists were scored by the following boys - Christian Forsey three goals, one assist; Chris Brown one goal, four assists; Ryan Putnam two goals, four assists; Kevin Roberts one goal; Kent Vanderheyden four goals, two assists; Matthew Doughty one goal, two assists ; Erin O'Toole one goal; Shawn McFayden one assist; Jeff Flintoff two assists; Geoff Goode one assist; Kevin Farrow three assists. The first league game was played against Pickering on Oct. 9 at Darlington Arena with an 8 - 1 win going to Pickering. Matthew Doughty scored the Toro goal with Ron Luxton assisting. Oct. 16, the Toros hosted the Peterborough Petes.but came up with a loss of 8 - 0. On. Oct. 17, the Toros travelled to Ajax but went down with a 6 - 0 defeat. Markham secured a 9 - 1 victory over the Toros on Oct. 23. Matthew Doughty on an assist from Kevin Roberts was the only goal scorer for Checker's Variety. On Oct. 24 the Toros travelled to Peterborough to play a superb game of hockey and come up with a 2 - 2 tie. Ryan Putnam scored a beautiful goal on a penalty shot. The second Toro goal was scored by Shawn McFayden from Matthew Doughty. Solid goaltending from Jason Hiscock and Geoff Smith made the game the most exciting one to date. An exhibition game was played against the Oshawa Canadians on Sat., Oct. 30 with a score of 5 - 2 in favour of the Canadians. Christian Forsey and Shawn McFavden parh scored a goal. with assists going to Ryan Putnam, Chris Brown, Matthew Doughty, Kevin Roberts. Nov. 1 proved to be a busy but rewarding evening for the Toros. After an hour of practice time the boys played a game against the Oshawa Red Wings to come up with a 6 -1 win. Goals and assists were secured by Geoff Goode - one goal, Matthew Doughty two goals and one assist, Christian Forsey one goal, Jason Kiely one goal, Shawn McFayden one goal and one assist and assists to Erin O'Toole, Kevin Roberts (two), Kevin Farrow, Ryan Putnam. Following the game the boys were fitted for Toro jackets. On Tues., Nov. 2 the boys did a complete turn around when they played the Oshawa Checker's Variety team to be defeated 16 - 0. The Toros played host to Whitby on Nov. 6 but came up with a loss of 7 -1. The lone goal was made by Kent Vanderheyden from Geoff Goode and Erin O'Toole. On Sun., Nov. 7 the entire team showed their dedication and spor.tmanship by each boy skating 200 laps around the Darlington Arena in the annual fund raising Skate-A- Thon to raise • pledges of $1326.50. Well done boys! With practice, determination determination and the fine positive attitudes of the Toro team consisting of Geoff Smith, Jason Hiscock, Jason Kiely, Kevin Farrow, Ron Luxton, Christian Forsey, Geoff Goode, Chris Brown, Brad Banks, Ryan Putnam, Kevin Roberts, Shawn McFayden, Kent Vanderheyden, Matthew Doughty, Erin O'Toole, Jeff Flintoff and Greg White we are confident the boys will do well under the capable guidance of Fred Brown coach, Don Forsey manager, Grant Flintoff trainer and Al Kiely assistant coach. Good T.linlr Tnrrvct 1HHB able in King or Queen ce of Colors We alfeo have: MATTRESSE SHEET SETS--COMFO CHEMICALS POSTERS We have 6 styles poster beds availabl post sizes to 8" Available in solid pine oi 42 King St. East Bowmanville Telephone 623-3211