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t. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 5, 1986 11 •Newcastle Unbepenbent Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 Toro Bantams Stay Tough TRIPLE F From the errors in last week's column, Hazel has decided that her penmanship has badly deteriorated. In the Bed and Breakfast Story, Uncle Noah Selby married Alice Orchard and it was Alice's brother Will Orchard, who wrote the book Kitchen Middens. Mrs. Doreen Embley, Oshawa, visited on Thursday with her mother-in-law, Mrs. Reta Embley. - Last Monday Mrs. Elizabeth Skelding entertained the ladies of the Euchre Club. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Slayer, Oakville, were Saturday overnight overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ï John Scott. All enjoyed the f Newcastle United Church i_ turkey supper. Î We extend sympathy to rela- \ lives and friends of the late ■■ Lillian Farrow, whose funeral ; . took place on Thursday, Octo- : ber 30,1986. ; The Newcastle Lioness Club ; met last Monday evening, ; October 27. President May ' Partridge conducted the busi- ; ness. The Club has Vials of 1 Life available and if anyone needs one, please contact Pauline Storks. Plans are being made for the packing of Christmas hampers. The speaker for the evening was Carol Handrahan, who gave a demonstration on silk flower arranging. Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Embley, Fenelon Falls, and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Moore and sons, Bobcaygeon, accompanied accompanied Mrs. Reta Embley to the Newcastle United Church turkey supper on Saturday evening. Mrs. Embley returned returned home with Tracy and Evelyn. Mrs. Doreen Lake remains a patient in Memorial Hospital, Hospital, Bowmanville, On Saturday, November 1st, 1986, at Caldor Acres, a great crowd awaited, the coming of , Rick, Hansen in his . wheel: [.chair. Linda Eilbeck Mac- Gregor was anxious to see,him as she worked with the handi- ■ capped in Vancouver and h during those five years came to know Rick well. ' Willie Woo and his girls were also there. We extend congratulations to Willie and Kathy on the birth of a son last Wednesday. The Gord Gray's had a great Thanksgiving gift. Daughter Jennifer Pisani and ; her husband Philip had a new son, Brian. Congratulations! Birthday greetings to Linda Woolner, Gary Powell, Jackie DeJong, Joe Visser and Edna Sunday. On Tuesday, November 11, 1986 Remembrance Day Service Service will be held at Newcastle Village. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pearce, Bowmanville celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Saturday, November 1st, Mr, and Mrs. Albert Pearce attended attended from Newcastle. Ken and Jean Pearce, Orangeville and Peggy Visser, of Toronto, also represented their family at the celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wade, Oshawa, took his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade, out to dinner on Friday evening and entertained them at their home after. A special birthday celebration for Mabel! Sincere condolences to the family and friends of the late Alfred Graham, whose funeral was conducted on Sunday, Nov. 2nd, 1986 by Reverend Donald Stiles at the Newcastle United Church. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hunt, Russell and Grayden, of Pontypool, Judy Powell and Jill Coombes of Bowmanville were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell. Mrs. Charlotte Hendry spent a couple of weeks recently recently in Ottawa with Mr. and Mrs. George Hendry, Christopher Christopher and Matthew. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Noble and family moved on Saturday to their home on Brownsville Road. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hager- man, Oshawa, were Saturday evening guests of his mother, Mrs. Marjorie Hagerman. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood, New ton ville, were Saturday evening guests of his mother, Mrs. Gladys Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Alldred and Mrs. Audrey Walker, of Oshawa, were Saturday supper supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred. "Last Wednesday, - • Mrs. Marjorie Hagerman attended the funeral of her cousin, Everett Elliot, of Bancroft, after which she spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. Nellie McIntosh, Stirling. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Rowe accompanied by her mother, Margaret Pearce, attended the golden anniversary reception reception in honour of Dorothy and Henry Pearce, Bowmanville, on Saturday. Saturday evening guests of Glenn and Jean Allin were Shirley and David Allison and boys, Peterborough, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Allin and girls, Whitby and Miss Nancy Allin, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burley visited on Sunday with Mr. arid Mrs. A.M. Sproule and Mr. Melville Samis, Port Hope. St.George!»News . .. Don't forget j to set aside Saturday, November 15th from 1 to 4 p.m. for St. George's ACW Bazaar at the Newcastle Community Hall. Next Sunday the Parish Christian Education Groups meet at 7:30 p.m. in the John Breen Hall at St. Saviour's. Remembrance Observations: Observations: Saturday, Nov. 8 in Bowmanville, 10:45 a.m. Sunday, Sunday, Nov. 9 in Orono at 2:00 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 9 in New- tonville at 2:00 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 11 in Newcastle at 10:45 a.m. Do make time to stop and Remember. Give thanks for the freedoms we enjoy and too often take for granted. Last Sunday evening an informative; interesting* and worthwhile meeting on "Being an Anglican", was held in St. George's Parish Hall. Excellent Excellent presentations were given by Rev. Small and Judge Lovekin, after which a lively question and answer period followed. A lovely lunch rounded out the evening. On Sunday, November 2nd, the flowers above the altar in St. George's were to the Glory of God and in loving memory of her aunt, Olive Thorne and her mother Eileen Simpson, placed by Molly Estall. United Church News Flowers in memory of Alfred Graham graced the sanctuary of Newcastle United United Church on Sunday, November November 2nd, 1986. Rev. Donald Stiles preached the sermon, Called to Become. Sunday, November 9th, will be the 162nd anniversary of Newcastle United Church. Rev. David Spivey will be guest speaker. The Trillium Unit meets on Thursday, November 6, at 2 o'clock at the church. The November 1st Turkey Supper was well attended and the ladies are grateful'for all who contributed in any way, Dorréhe ' Powèll still "has notes with the picture of the church and hall for sale. Youth Bowling Results TYKES Team Standings She Rah - 21; Transformers -17; Muppet Babies -16; My Little Pony - 10; Smurfs - 9; He-Man - 2. High Singles Brent Huggins - 118, 116; Amanda Welsh -104. High Double Brent Huggins-234 BANTAMS Team Standings "A" - Kichko - 27; Burns - 26; Vesna - 23; Harrison -15; Flint - 8; Rodgers - 6. "B" - McKee - 23; Killens - 21; Bourke - 18; Hill - 16; Jackson -14; Routh -13. High Singles "A" - P. Vesna - 183; J. Vickery -181; D. Kichko -178. "B" - S. Hyland - 130; R. McKee -128; A. Petre -126. High Triples "A" - J. Vickery - 497; P. Vesna - 485; D. Kichko - 435. "B" - S. Hyland - 338; K. Hoult - 329; K. Killens - 317. JUNIORS Team Standings'-'"""* Hanc - 24; Farrow - 20; McFeeters - 19; Big Canoe - 16; Brown -14; Mulder -12. High Singles S. Brown - 257; C.A. Farrow -238; J. Mulder-231; E, Cook- 225; C. Richards - 187; D. Rodgers -183. High Triples C.A. Farrow - 645; S. Brown - 602; R. Mulder - 566; J. Mulder - 558; T. Hanc - 541; C. Richards - 505. Master Junior Results On Sunday, November 2, 1986 at Motor City in Oshawa, first place went to Oshawa Lanes, Master Betty Jones with Shawn Crouter and LOWEST PRICES IN DURHAM "We guarantee it!" WOOtlSTOVES I- Self-cleaning glass doors 2. Large unohslrucied cooking area :t. Designer etched glass. •I. Decorative designed grills to enhance appearance 5. Inserts include Powerful Variable Variable Speed blower II. I.arge firebox completely fire- bricked 7. Brass perimeter trim to highlight Insert 8.5 year guarantee v , !). Easy clean ash plate III. Triple rear wall construction allows for safe reduced clearances This is a limited time offer. * Free delivery in most local areas. THE STOVE DEN -Q- OC TAUNTON RD. "ÏÏ "z u division of z o ■ d > H GO TAUNTON POOLS ANI) SPAS z OC LU LU O 133 Taunton Rd. W„ Oshawa o J5, R0SSLANDRD. X o C/3 c_> S Call collect 571-0189 Kathy Burry with plus 375 pins over average. Second place went to Liberty Bowl, Master Joan Murphy with Stephen Brown and Marcy Sutherland with plus 353 pins over average. average. Third place to Master Bob Way with Glen Grant and Lisa Gowans of Motor City with plus 335 pins over average. average. Silver dollar winner for the Masters' girls was Joan Murphy with 329 and the men, Bob Way with 355. Liberty Bowl winners for the silver souvenirs were Randy Mulder with 283 and Eric Evers with 293. George Evans won the boys pins over average with plus 157 and Cheri Richards for the girls with plus 89. High Triple for the boys, E. Evers with 657 and the High Single for the boys, Randy Mulder with 283. The team of Master Larry Piper, with Eric Evers and Cheri Richards were plus 228, Master Doug-Trotter with Randy Mulder and Danielle . Big Canoe plus 233 and Master Denton Grant with George - Evans and Cheryl-Ann Farrow Farrow with plus 254 pins over 1 average. This was a terrific event for all the Liberty Bowl youth bowlers, way to go! "I Beat My Coach" will be held on Saturday, November 8, 1986 for the Bantams, Juniors Juniors and Tykes and on Thursday, Thursday, November 13,1986 for the Seniors. Remember to bring an extra quarter if you want to earn another badge and also contribute to the physically handicapped bowlers. 7up Bowl for Muscular Dystrophy has been concluded at Liberty Bowl and the youth bowlers turned over $1,285,60 in pledge monies to Muscular Dystrophy. This is a great showing bowlers, a job well done! Thank you to the sponsors sponsors for vour sunnort. The Zone Roll-off is being held at Liberty Bowl on Sunday, November 9, 1986 at 10:00 a.m. and 12 noon. SENIORS Thursday, October 30, 1986 Team Standings Walkey -'21; Smith - 19; Kirkton -14; Grant - 2. High Singles T. Kirkton - 371, 254; K. Maynard - 273, 253; A. Big Canoe - 250; S. Brown - 233, 207; D. Grant - 226; R. Sutcliffe Sutcliffe - 216; K. Smith - 209; C. Walkey - 209; A. Stacey - 206; D. Dickson - 209; 200. High Triples T. Kirkton - 774; K. Maynard Maynard - 704; R. Sutcliffe - 645; D. Grant - 608. London Life Earns 5-0 Win On Saturday, Nov. 1st at the Bowmanville Arena, London Life Atoms defeated J. and J. Sharpening by a 5-0 score. Netminder Sarah Couch made several outstanding saves to record her second house league shutout of the season. Centremen Craig Taylor and Jeff Johnston scored two goals each with Scott Anderson tallying for one. J. and J.'s goaltender Rob ; Robbins made a fine save on Jeff Johnston in the third period oh a penalty shot. This •season's line-up for London Life Atoms are Sarah Couch (1), Carlo Warr (2), Bruce Hamilton (3), Troy Lepard (4), Casey O'Neil (5), Craig Taylor (6), Jason Moore (7), Scott Anderson (8), Kevin Devantier (9), Paul Dejager (10), Chris Schivink (11), Jeff Johnston (14), Robert Hamp- sey (15), Jamie Davidson (16), Charlie Hargest (17). Durham Building Supply Toro Bantam 2's were undefeated undefeated last week in two come- from-behind matches that are becoming the trademark for this team. Like hot water systems they work best under pressure. Just score a goal on them and watch this team get hot! Omemee - On October 27, Toros travelled to Omemee in the fog with a much depleted team due to injuries. On the ice the fog continued during the first period as Toros' two lines took turns driving back the Omemee attack. Warren Wright kept the team above water with several outstanding outstanding saves. Two Toro penalties intensified the pressure and despite the strong defensive work of Paul Crago, Scot MacKinnon, MacKinnon, Jim Pithie and Sean Dalton, Toros dropped 1-0 at 2:26. Even though Toro supporters supporters offered friendly advice to the refs to improve their questionable calls, strange penalties dominated the second period. Toros, incensed incensed at the beating they were taking from Omemee and the refs, came alive sending wave after wave of attackers into Omemee territory only to be frustrated by a hot goalie. At 8:06, Omemee captured the puck behind Toro defence sending the game ahead 2-0. Finally, at 2:18, Brooke Clemens Clemens took a pass from Paul Crago and Tim Powers and let a blast go from the blue line to end the period 2-1. Penalties (11 in all) interrupted interrupted the action of the third but not the tension. Despite the courageous checking and sharp shooting of the forwards it was obvious that Toros would go down to defeat. With one second left on the clock, Tim Powers took the face-off in Omemee's end as parents prepared to leave the rink. For those who blinked, Tim drove the dropped puck at the net while the steady hands of John Duczmalewski re-direc- ted it past a surprised goalie to tie the game 2-2 at the buzzer. Instant reply was definately needed here! Congratulations boys for a fine effort and an exciting finish! Orono - A full Toro team arrived at Darlington Saturday Saturday November 1, and what a difference the third line made! Tim Partridge, Dan Szuch and Greg Portelance added the necessary balance. The first period ended in a scoreless tie as both teams battled for supremacy - Orono having the greater size but Toros the fàster forwards. ■ "However; the'second period was a different story, Toros were called for 9 penalties and Orono for 5 resulting in some confusion on and off the ice. At 12:23, Orono found the puck behind our defence and made the mistake of scoring first. Never do that! Toros responded responded in typical fashion, at 6:36, Tim Powers re-directed the face-off to Brooke Clemens and Greg Portelance drove it home to tie the game. Not satisfied with one, Greg Portelance Portelance hit again, assisted by Paul Crago and Dan Szuch. A minute later Brooke Clemens 'grabbed one for himself, himself, assisted by Scott MacKinnon MacKinnon and Chris Ewles. Tim Powers (assists Greg Portelance Portelance and Dan Szuch) rounded It's the icing on the cake. After being attracted by the smart styling, intrigued by the brand new features and impressed by all the dramatic improvements...you'll be delighted by the price. This year, John Deere has introduced introduced an entirely new line of 100 Scries lawn tractors. All are priced substantially less than the 1985 models they replace. Not just a few dollars less, but hundreds! It's the most significant price reduction in John Deere history. 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Not on the score board but equally responsible for this impressive impressive win with their tenacious checking and relentless drive were Jeremy Laird, and Steve 'McCullough. Outstanding in net, Warren Wright held out all attempts until 2:00 when Orono counted to end the game 7-2. Quick Start to Season For Mr. Submariners The Mr. Submarine team has gotten off to a quick start for the 1986-97 season with a 3 and 0 record. The Sub boys played their first game on October 18 with Dykstra's being the opposition. opposition. Mr. Submarine collected a 3 to 1 win. Leon Coates scored the first goal with assist going to Kyle Purdy. Jack Bentley collected the second goal assisted by Michael Hannah. Kent Vanderheyden picked up the last goal with the assist going to Kyle Purdy. On Oct. 25th Mr. Sub defeated defeated McRobbie's by a 4 to 2 score. The goal scorers for Mr. Sub were Todd Lepard 2, Kyle Purdy: l and Kent Vanderheyden 1, with assists going to Kent Vanderheyden, Kyle Purdy, Jack Bentley, Todd Lepard and Scott Miller. Mr. Sub jumped out to a quick 4 goal lead, but could not connect in the last period. On Nov. 1, the Mr. Sub team met the Hutton team. This was a hard fought game with the Sub boys scratching out a 1 to 0 win. Both goalie's Jason Derrick for Mr. Sub and Colin Ferguson for Hutton did everything in their power to keep the puck out of the net. With 1:51 left in the game Todd Lepard put the puck behind Colin with assist going to Jason Kiely and Morris Kilmer. On Sunday, Nov. 2 at Darlington Arena, the Mr. Sub team played Lake Vista of Oshawa, with the visitors skating off with a 3-2 win. The Sub boys were up against a bigger team but the Sub team never gave up. Jack Bentley scored both goals for Mr. Submarine. The IV^r. Sub team is looking forward to a successful season. season. The players of the Mr. Submarine team are as follows: Kyle Purdy, Morris Kilmer, Mark McLennan, Nigel Black, Kent Vanderheyden, Vanderheyden, Andrew James, Michael Hannah, Scott Miller, Leon Coates, Steve Godsmark, Todd Lepard, Jason Derrick, Jack Bentley, Jason Kiely. Coaches : Les McCrory and Ed West. Non Contact Results November 2,1986 Jamieson Carpentry Grabs Second Place Once again there was plenty of scoring in the Shackleton Division of the Bowmanville Non Contact League as Jamieson Jamieson Carpentry moved into second spot with an 8-2 victory over Bobbies Clip Joint while the still unbeaten Blues hammered hammered the winless Falcons 11-3. In the opening contest on Sunday, November 2, Ron Maxwell notched a hat trick for Jamieson's to lead the offence. Paul Dadsen added 2 goals and helped out on 2 while Rob Maddock, Jim Wood and Scott Plume scored singles. Assists went to Randy Master- son (2), B. Rotor (2), Jim Wood (2), Rob Maddock (2), and J. Moore (1). Replying for the losers were Grant Luxton from LarryO'Briferi and Mark Diilmer and Tim Plunkett from Mark Luxton. In game 2, overworked MacDonald's Falcons goalie Archie Graham faced 60 shots directed his way by the high flying Blues. John Allen paced the Blues with six scoring points on a goal and 5 assists to jump into the league scor ing lead with 23 points after 7 games. Other scores for the winners were Doug Ritchie (3 goals, 2 assists), Steve Allen (2 goals, 3 assists), Paul Passant (2 goals, 2 assists), Rick Bain (1 goal, 1 assist), J. Clarke (1 goal, 1 assist), Darral Osmond (2 assists), Dave Tabb (1 assist). Paul Sobil, George Connors and Grant Reid scored scored for the losers with Mike Byrnes (2), Tom Leonard (2), and George Svetec (1) earned assists. Carter's and Bonded Compete Saturday, Nov. 1 On Saturday, Nov. 1, Carters Carters played Bonded in a •Novice hockey game. Both teams played well, 1 with goalies working hard throughout throughout the entire game. Ryan Pingle got his first goal of the season and Travis Laughlin scored two more goals. Although this was not enough to win the game, the boys all tried hard. Better luck next . time, Carters. J. Rozema -19; A. Atkinson - 18; P. Glasbergen - 16; D. Vandermeer - 15; N. Vanab- bema-14; D. Vanabbema-12; II. Vandergaast - 12; C. Vanniejenhuis -11; N. Bakker - 9; A. Mulder - 9. Ladies'High Single Nel Vanabbema-231 Men's High Single Anne Vandergaast - 281 Ladies' High Triple Nel Vanabbema - 651 Men's High Triple Dirk Vanabbema - 716 Ladies' High Average Nel Vanabbema -205 Men's High Average ArtAtkinson-226 Norm's Deli Runs Over Brother's Town League Hockey's 1st game, October 30th, saw Norm's Deli blow out Brothers Pizza 10-4. Scoring for Norm's were John Conboy 3, Don Levac 2, Chris Lee 2, Mark Slemon, Wayde Preston, and Wayne Bragg. Scoring for Brothers were Dan Gervais 2, Carl Neilson and Gord Blaker. In the 2nd game of the evening, Jimmy's Flame Broil defeated Darlington Auto Centre 8-4 and moved into a 3-way tie for first place. Scoring for Jimmy's were Darrell Rowe 4, Gary Dussel- dorp 2, and Bob Dwyer 2. Scoring for Darlington were Brad Godfrey 3, and John Hogarth. The final game of the evening evening saw Hunt's Photo Studio defeat the Castle Hotel 4-1 and take a share of first place with Darlington Auto Centre arid Jimmy's Flame Broil. Scoring for Hunt's were Darcy Huber, Barry Oliver, Bill Sainsbury, and Brad Prentice. Nick Vanseggelin notched the lone marker " for the Castle. 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