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| 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 29,1982 FLASHBACK - 25 YEARS AGO -- Top ten averages in the Mixed Bowling League -- E. Brock 228, H. Brock 209, A. Soicer 208, J. Bond 206, 0. Etcher 199, M. Etcher* 197, J. Richards 196, H. Bromell 194, A. Hickling 188; B. Mitchell 185. The team leading the league is Etcher's with 85. FLASHBACK -- 10 YEARS AGO -- Douglas and Margaret Burdett, both Warrant Officers at CFB Rockcliffe hâve been named to the Sports Afield 1972 A11 American Sheet Team. King Garden Oldtimers Bow to Port Hope 8-6 By Bob Sheridan The line of David Green, one goal and two assists, Irv Gill, three goals and Joe Balson two assists, put on a brilliant display in defeat last Friday night. Ron Rushak assisted on the Green goal. \Dan Girardi who played a strong game on defence scored, unassisted. Bob Deblois set up George Sains- bury who scored a beautiful goal with his quick release from 15 feet out. All-Stars Overpower Cowan Eagles 7-4 WELCOME -- This week we welcome the Alta IF Minor Midget team from Sweden, to Bowmanville. The team will be officially welcomed at Darlington Arena on Wednesday, December 29th. Game time 7 p.m. ALL STARS -- Judges for the three star selections selections of the 9th annual Central Ontario Jr. C All Star Game, held on Sunday at the local arena were Bob Spooner, Cobourg; Bob Ait- kens, Lindsay; and Warren Townsley, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. A-; v- : = RACES -- The Lakeshore Dirt Riders Motorcycle Club will be competing in the CMA races at the Kawartha International Snowmobile Races, to be held January 7th - 8th - 9th, at Morrow Park, Peterborough. I im: . ■ s HOCKEY -- This Sunday, January 2nd Lake- field will be at Memorial Arena in Jr. C action vs the Cowan Pontiac Red Eagles. Game time 7:30 p.m. There will also be the weekly 50 - 50 program draw made. You could be the winner. Durham Building's Pee Wee 2s Waiting For Their First Win 1st Schedule Trophies Wen by Ladies Curlers WORKS PROGRAM -- At Emily, Serpent Mounds, Darlington and Balsam Lake Provincial Parks some 1;200 picnic tables are being rebuilt or replaced, 23 vault privies and comfort stations have been renovated and 150 fireplace grills have been replaced. Boat launching and concession booth facilities are being upgraded at the parks and more than 100 campsites are being brushed out and improved. The work is being carried out by 41 skilled tradesmen and manual workers from the local area. Each receives payment through the program, funded by the Provincial and Federal governments and administered through local sponsors. Unemployed workers have been eager to enroll in the Parks Sector Work Program to exercise their skills and maintain normal work habits. The Bowmanville Red Eagles hosted the Central Ontario Junior 'C' All Stars on Sunday afternoon at the Memorial Arena. The All Stars lived up to their name as they outpowered the Eagles by a 7 - 4 count. League convenor Andy McLauchlan performed the ceremonial face-off to start the game with captains Neil Jones of Bowmanville arid Dave Shippel of Lindsay taking the face-off. BOWLING -- Phone Les Smales, 623-7407, if you would be interested in joining the Golden Age Bowling League. There are a few vacancies vacancies available. BOAT SHOW -- The pride of Canada's boating community will be on display at the 25th anniversary Toronto International Boat Show. Canada 1, the sleek red and white Canadian entry in next fall's America's Cup sailing races, will be a featured attraction at the January 7 -16 Show at Exhibition Place. Show Manager Steve Barber said the Show will attempt to raise $75,000 in support of Canada 1 by donating 50 cents from each admission to the group organizing the Canadian entry in the America's Cup. And a newly-designed 35-foot yacht which will be the centerpoint of a unique cross- Canada challenge in 1984 will also make its appearance at the Show. James Myette of Bewdley accepts the winning trophy from league convenor Andy McLauchlan following the All Stars 7 - 4 victory over the Bowmanville Eagles. On Sunday, Dec. 12, the Pee Wee 2 team met with Pickering Pickering at home. Pickering 9 Bowmanville 3. In the first period, two goals were scored by both teams. First goal goes to Scott Brunt, assisted by Paul Hindman. Second goal by Ian Knight, assisted by Terry Evans and Paul Cleland. Toros played well in the first period but let up in the 2nd and 3rd periods. Mark Van Leeuven scored the third goal in the 2nd period, assisted by Scott Brunt and Paul Hindman. Pickering scored four goals making it 6 to 3. Pickering picked up three more goals in the 3rd period, making the final score 9 to 3. On Thursday, Dec. 16 the Pee Wee 2 team travelled to Ajax and played an excellent game of hockey. Ajax lead in scoring until the end of the second period. In the third period Paul Boyle and John- Paul Duczmalewski each scored unassisted goals. Ajax also scored again and won the game 3 - 2. Again we must commend our boys for a fine game of hockey. On Friday, Dec. 16, they went to Cobourg and played a very frustrating game of hockey and lost to Cobourg 5 - 2. Every time we have gone to Cobourg the refereeing leaves something to be desired. Everything considered, the boys managed to keep their cool and play hockey. Goal scorers in this game were Scott Munro, assisted by Paul Cleland, and Paul Boyle unassisted. On Saturday, Dec. 17, they travelled to Thornhill for an exibition game, . The boys played another excéllent game of hockey', losing this time 3 - 2. Troy Harness opened the scoring with an unassisted goal 15 seconds in the first period. Thornhill then scored three goals and our last goal came in the third period, scored by Scott Munro, assisted assisted by Paul Cleland and Paul Boyle. The boys haven't won a game this season but they never seem to give up and are ON THE ROAD -- Cowan Pontiac Red Eagles travel to Port Perry to meet the MoJacks on Thursday, December 30th at 8:30 p.m.,Should be a good game as the teams battle for second place. CLOSE -- Oshawa Generals Jr. A hockey team were so very close to tieing the 25 consecutive games win record set by Toronto Marlboros 10 years ago. With 24 straight wins to their credit, Peterborough Petes spoiled their chances, December 19th in Peterborough, with a 6 - 5 win, over the Generals. FITNESS CENTRE -- Why not join the Early Bird swim at the Fitness Centre this Thursday, December 30th from 7 - 8:30 a.m. WORLD HOCKEY -- Right winger Tony Tanti, defenceman Joe Cirella, centre Dave Andreychuk and general manager Sherry Bassin departed for Europe last Sunday to represent Canada in the World Junior Hockey Championships in Leningrad, U.S.S.R. Junior Team Canada has had players donated from all parts of the country, but the Generals are the largest single contributor. The tournament started Sunday, December 26th. The three stars of the Cowan Pontiac Red Eagles were, from left to right, 3rd star - Stan Greenham, 1st star - Randy MacDonald, 2nd star - Andy Terry. 1 PUBLIC NOTICE I 1 The Bowmanville Memorial Arena, Darlington 1 1 Sports Centre and Newcastle Fitness Centre will 1 ■ be closed on the following dates for the 1 Christmas Season: Thurs., Dec. 23 Open 'til 12:00 noon Fri., Dec. 24 Closed Sat., Dec. 25 Closed Sun., Dec. 26 Closed Mon., Dec. 27 Closed Thurs., Dec. 30 Open 'til 12:00 noon Fri., Dec. 31 Closed Sat., Jan. 1 Closed 'W- T. A. Fanning, R.D.M.R.. December 22, 19Ü2 December 29,1982 Director of Community Services The three stars of the All Star team as selected by Bol) Spooner, Bob Aitkcns and Warren Townsley were, from left to right, 2nd star - Ray West of Cobourg, 1st star - Gord Edwards of Bewdley, and 3rd star - Dan Mitchell of Lindsay. having a good time. On Sunday, Dec. 18 the team played an exhibition game against the Oshawa Black- hawks and lost 10 - 4. The boys played well in the first period but seemed to lose momentum in the last two. Goal scorers were Paul Boyle assisted by Troy Harness; Scott Brunt assisted by Cecil Stephenson and Jame Campbell; Cecil Stephenson assisted by Troy Harness and Paul Hindman, Scott Munro assisted by Paul Boyle and Neil Taylor. After four games in a row the boys will appreciate the Christmas Holidays. Hockey News December 11,1982 Marina Hotel - 4 - Craig Forsey 2, Kyle Hellam, Kevin Ferguson. Frank's Variety - 4 - Marty Burgess, Colin Taggart, Taggart, Danny Couillard. Tim's Rental - 5 - hat trick for Jason Edmondson, Neil Bateman 2. Victoria and Grey -1 - David Smyer. ATOM Annis Jewellers - 6 - Richard MacCheyne 2, Paul Conway 2, Geoff Goode 1, Adam Kiff. Ontario Hydro Employees Union - 3 - Cory Chambers 2, Darryl MacKenzie. D& B Bobcats - 5 - Hat trick for John MacDonald, Steve Roberts 2. D & R Sports -1 - James Mulder. Adam and Eve - 5 - Jeremy Snowden 2, Todd Banks, Bradley Bradley Powell, Steve Hancock. Lange's Photo -1 - David McWilliams. McWilliams. PEE WEE McRobbie Photo - 2 - Greg Merkac, Brad Rickard LO.O.F. - 2 - Jeff Vanderino- lin, Jan Vanderheyden. Mr. Submarine - 4 - Robert Fraser 2, Jeff Shannon, Cory Gibbs. Goodyear Rangers - 3 - Todd Beth 2, Paul Brunt. Hutton Transport - 8 - Jason Spiers 2, David Reid 2, Tim Smith 2, Mark Boutilier, Shawn Carlton. Kool Enterprises Enterprises - 3 - Hat trick for Greg Healey. BANTAM Courtice Shell - 6 - Randy Smit 2, Greg Clarke 2, Paul Bunyan, Stephen Finucan. McRobbies - 5 - Steve Smith 2, Danny Player, Michael Murray, Eddy West. Reddi Chef - 6 - Paul Strong 2, David Jensen, Dan Van- Hemmen, John Edmonston, Sean Haddow. Bea's Place - 5 - Shawn Healey 2, Michael Brunt, Bob Gill, Andy Ferguson. Ferguson. Nichols Motors - 3 - Tracy Stephens 2, Tony Aus. Marianna Marianna Development - 1 - Tim Davidson. Triple F Bowling Team Standings W. De Lange 75, M. Rozema 65, N. Griffioen 62, N. Bakker 57, A. Van Halteren 57, H. Vandergaast 54, D. Van- Abbema 54, R, Bouwmeester 54, J. Dragstra 50, A. Bonsma 48, T. Van Halteren 37, B. Vroom 16. High single ladies - M. Evers 236. High single men - B. Buma 265. High triple ladies - M. Griffioen 596. High triple men - B. Buma 731. High average ladies - H. Vandergaast 188. High average men - G. Evers 212. CAMSPORT TRAILER SALES Hwy. 115 and 35 Newcastle 987-5174 1977 and 1978 CHEVRON and . HOLIDAY TRAILER Large selection ol TRUCK-CAPS In stock (cigm*) REFILL CENTRE 4*6 Unisex 21 Temperance EVERY THURSDAY 1/2 PRICE PERMS Mon., Tues., Wed. HAIRCUT *6.00 December 16th was a cloudy day outside, but inside the Bowmanville Golf Club, the ladies on the afternoon teams were enjoying the Christmas spirit of good company, exchanging exchanging gifts and a few of the girls receiving trophies and prizes. In the morning there were home-made muffins with coffee before the 6 ends of curling began. This was a fun event with leads moving up to play skip. Following lunch, the trophies were presented. The Bank of Montreal Trophy was won by skip Kay Worden and her team, Ruth Willoughby, Joyce Weekes and Bev Balsom, The Ken Nicks Trophy was E resented to skip Lorraine ever and her team, Ede Gearing, Helen Connolly and Millie Vetzal. Congratulations ladies. Our new schedule begins Tuesday, January 4th, at 1:15 p.m. Anyone interested in joining may call 623-2670. McGregor Miner Bantams Chalk Up Two Victories On Dec. 18th, McGregor Minor Bantam Toros played a league game with a determined determined Ajax team but our boys ended the game with a 8 - 2 win. The first period there was no score for either team but in the second period the Toros left their mark. George Pithie netted the first goal with linemate Brian Noble assisting. assisting. Ted Groves scored No. 2 and 3 and Brian Noble added another assist. Assists also went to Scott Page and Jamie Downing on the 3rd goal. Jamie Downing put in No. 4 and Ted Groves and Scott Page collected assists. Chris Shmyr put on the 5th light, unassisted. George Pithie added his second goal, Brian Noble and Scott Page collected collected their third assist. In the 3rd period, the Toros added two more goals. Jamie Downing scored from Glen Campbell and Ted Groves. Brian Noble rounded off the scoring to finish the game with an 8 - 2 win. Jamie Lever assisted on Brian's goal. Dec. 19 th, the Minor Bantam Toros played the Little NHL Canadiens who are tops in their league and again the Toros skated to a 8 - 2 win. Glen Campbell opened the scoring in the first period, Chris Shmyr collecting the assist. John Romano scored No. 2, unassisted. Glen scored his second goal at the start of the 2nd period, unassisted. George Pithie put in No. 4, unassisted. Tedi Groves netted the 5th goal. (Congratulations on your 20th of the season, Ted.) Jamie Downing assisted on Ted's goal. The third period saw John Romano score his 2nd goal, unassisted. Chris Shmyr put in No. 7 (and 20th goal for Chris also, good going Chris for your first year with the All Stars). Glen Campbell collected the assist. Ted Groves netted our 8th goal, Brian Noble and Glen Campbell assisted. It was an interesting game with four unassisted goals. Maybe Santa will bring the refs glasses for Christmas. Wanderers in First Place Cleaners Lose to Kelly's Bow. slumping ueaners dropped a 7 - 5 decision to Kelly's Excavating in game No. 1 Sunday night. The loss by the Cleaners enabled the Wanderers to remain in first place in the standings. Kelly's scoring was by Neil Fetch who played a strong two-way game, and cashed in with two goals and two assists. B. Morrison also had two goals, with single goal efforts from B. Cousins, R. Wadell and J. Bright. Cleaners' goals were scored by Bruce Meadows with a pair, singles by George Moore, Mike Hewer and Doug Severn. Kelly's 7 Cleaners 5 First period 1. Kelly's - Bright, (Dolinski, Wadell) 1:20, 2. Cleaners, Meadows (O'Brien) 10:50, 3. Kelly's, Wadell (Bright, Dolinski) 11:54, 4. Kelly's Cousins (Fetch, Kirk) 17:58. Second period - 5. Cleaners, Moore (G. Bradley) 2:30, 6. Kelly's, Fetch (Wadell, Kirk) 10:53, 7. Kelly's, Morrison (Fetch, Cousins) 15:23, 8. Cleaners, Meadows (Rice) 17:55. Third period - 9. Cleaners, Hewer (West, Moore) 2:37,10. Kelly's, Fetch (Shawbel) 3:05, 11. Kelly's, Morrison (unassisted) (unassisted) 10:33, 12. Cleaners, Severn (Hewer, Meadows) The Wanderers, in game No. 2 downed Bros. Pizza by the score of 3 -1. This low scoring game featured excellent goaltending goaltending by both teams (B. Killen and Junior Tennant for Wanderers) and (Mike Willoughby for Bros. Pizza) and end to end rushes by both teams, with fine passing plays and basic two-way hockey. Goal scorers for the Wanderers were Ivan Griffin, P. Michalejo and James Baker. Bros. Pizza's goal was scored by Henry Szeniot. Wanderers 3 Bros. 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