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x Midgets Split Games in Port Perry Tournament ' The Flying Dutchman Midgets got off to a flying start in the Port Perry tournament last weekend by downing Oshawa Red Wings 4- 2. It actually wasn't all that easy as Oshawa struck first to gain a 2-0 lead. Four unanswered goals by the ' Midget Toros salted away the ' victory. Glen Campbell picked up a pair with George Pithie and Troy Harness adding single goals. Burke Lush turned aside 16 shots and picked up an assist on George's goal. The second game saw Gananoque at the other end of the ice. They came with strong skating, controlled passing and steady goaltending. With the score tied at the end of regulation time, over time was the verdict. David Fairey and Mike Gallant supplied the goals for the Toros with Scott Webster turning aside 14 shots and picking up an assist. The overtime period was a senes , of one minute shifts, with each team removing a player ; every minute. Gananoque outshot our boys 4-0 and tallied the winner with 1:30 left in the game. Sunday evening saw the Oshawa Red Wings again the opposition. It was a close game up to the last six minutes of the game, when Glen Campbell broke the 3-3 tie with David Fairey and Britt Cole adding the insurance markers. Mark Tripp, Glen Campbell and George Pithie notched the first three markers. Glen had ■two goals and two assists and "Davïd Fairey added two assists to his goal. Burke Lush and Scott Webster shared the goaltending duties supplying consistent puck stopping when necessary. The non-players seem to out number the players these days with John Romano, Paul Stainton, Shawn Rekker and Chris Shmyr on the sidelines. Chris suffered a fractured wrist in the tournament last Saturday. Lindsay will supply the opposition next Sunday at 5:00 p.m. , < :. , The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 19,1986 7 Recreation Hockey League Standings ■ :'V : > V: ■ g : ■ - i lx- B.R.H.L. House League Standings as of Nov. 15,1986 Ball Players Win C and D Titles Bowmanville Sand and Gravel Wins First Game ■ r**i •*** Win Streak for Pee Wees Alive ? i. ». 0 TxUC, The Heritage House Pee f Wée 6 team is riding the crest of a ,4 game winning streak which began on Nov. 1st when I they thrashed Baltimore 9-2. ■" In a rematch on the fifth, the Toro's once again bounced II ' Baltimore this time it was 5-0. The streak climbed to 3 when ) the herd travelled to Port 'Perry and beat their arch rivals'4-1. r; On Saturday, Nov. 8 the Toros played host to Port " ,i Perry who were out to avenge their'4-1 loss suffered two nights earlier. The 1 , game started out with both teams having good sdoring opportunities, but it j wasn't until midway through the first period the herd did !, some damage. Ryan Stewart made a smart play behind the Port Perry net, faking out the goalie and g stuffing the puck into the empty side of the net. Cory i i,Strand added to the lead just 3 minutes later taking a good 0 , pass from Brad Johnston and picking the lower corner of the [.cage. ; The first period was. very , ,tame but,that was about to change. Port came out of the ? . .gate flying in the second and 'took it to. the Toros. Port E . scored the first goal of the last long. Matt Dykstra redirected a Joel Crombie pass behind an outstretched Port Perry goalie with the other assist going to Terry VanLonden. Port Perry scored what proved to be their final goal one minute later. Then it was the Paul "The Wall" Zuicher show. Facing quite a few shots, Paul made it look easy. The third period featured lots of hard hitting and that seemed to spark the Toro team. Although the Toros were slapped with 10 minutes worth of penalties in the final period, they kept Port off the score board thanks to the strong defensive play of Mark Breckenridge, Ron Luxton, Dan Qouillard, Neil Bateman, Dan Kooy and Matt Aitken "and the fine penalty killing of Shawn McFadyn, Tyler Stokes, Ryan Stewart, Terry VanLonden, Matt Dykstra, Joel Crombie, Brad Johnston and Mark Ferguson. The Toros scored two more goals, one by Mark Ferguson on a hard shot from the slot, set up by newcomer Brad Johnston. Thén Brad got ohé himself on a good individual effort. Finàl Bowmanville 5, Port 2. 'ft SB !b.ii WX Bowmanville Sand and Gravel are sponsoring the Bantam Select team this year. The team consists of Michael Colborne, Dustin Couch, Andrew Day, Marc Peirce, Chris Poirier, Scott Selleek, Jeremy Snowden, Steven Bizi, Scott Hanthorn, David Kichko, Ian Knight, Richard MacCheyne, Jim McGregor, Mike Ruthard, Jan Vanderheyden, Martin Vanderheyden, Gilbert Holder, Sean Snow. The team is coached by Gerry Snowden. The boys played their first game against Grafton and won 4-0. The two goal keepers Scott Hanthorn and Mike Ruthard shared in the shut out. Grafton's goalkeeper also played a strong game and was responsible for keeping the score down to four. The Bowmanville team skated well, checked well and generally worked hard. Steven Bizi opened the scoring in the first period assisted by Ian Knight. Both players gave a fine account of themselves throughout the game. Marc Peirce scored the second goal, driving in a rebound from a fine shot from the point by Jim McGregor. Jan Vanderheyden did some fine work along the boards to set-up the third goal, he centered a pass to Martin who wasted no time in getting a shot away. A good effort by Ian resulted in him scoring the last goal in the game. Keep up the good work boys. W L T F A Tyke A and R Flooring 4 1 22 6 London Life 4 1 19 8 Shoppers Drug Mart 1 3 1 5 14 Skylight Donut 5 4 22 Novice Adam and Eve 4 25 10 Bonded Paving 3 1 13 10 Victoria and Grey Jimmy's Place 1 2 1 12 12 2 2 8 14 Carter's Bakery 3 1 11 23 Atom Lange's Photo 3 1 28 11 London Life 3 1 19 4 Ontario Hydro 2 2 16 20 J and J Sharpening 1 2 1 10 20 401 Esso 4 10 28 Pee Wee Mr. Submarine 4 12 5 McRobbie Photo 3 1 18 11 Dykstra's Deli 1 2 1 9 14 Checker's Variety 1 3 8 12 Hutton Transport 3 1 5 10 Bantam Kool Enterprises 4 1 23 14 Nichols Motors 3 1 1 20 11 Square Boy 1 3 1 17 21 McGregor Hardware Midget Graham's IGA 1 4 8 22 2 1 12 5 Remax 2 1 7 2 Maggie B's 1 2 9 7 Rotary 3 1 15 Pts. 'N: Mv- Youth Bowling Monday Night Bowling Coach Pat Lang has the club period from, a scramble in . front of the net, but this didn't. ■ ' hockey° U W * n ° f •/ ,. : i- r\ iv Adam and Eve Unisex Hair styling 21 Temperance Street announces the return of TERRY COOK With 10 years expertise in hair care, I am looking forward to serving my past clients as well as the new. I can be reached Thursday, Friday, and Saturdays at: 623-4191 PERMs NOW 20% OFF Appointment not always necessary. . Seen here are the winners from the C and D divisions in the Newcastle Men's Slow Pitch League. The presentation was made at Memorial Park Clubhouse Sunday, November 9. Goodyear Lge. November 13,1986 High Singie J. Luxton-325 High,Triple J. Luxton-865 High Team Single Office-1185 High Team Triple Snowtrack - 3233 , Over 300 J. Luxton - 325; D. Snowden - 315; G. Wier-313. Over 725 J. Luxton - 865; G. Wier - 809; D. Snowden-740. Round Robin Winners ; j • Snowtrack -20 1 Team Standings V We<$k No. 2 of 2nd Round Robin : Machine Shop - 4; Powerhouse Powerhouse - 4; ( Snowtrack - 4; Office - 3; Millwright - 3; Belts 0. High Single K. Taylor-390 High Triple R. Etcher-878 High Team Single Office-1245 High Team Triple Snowtrack-3349 Nov. 11,1986 Team Standings Kennedy Sawmills - 51, CHUG - 46, Brisbins Sand and Gravel - 43, Miller Bros. - 36, Pinecrest.- 34, Chadwick Motors - 34, P.H. Esso - 33, Plummers - 33, Kelly's Fuel - 32, The Ganny - 31, Norman's Bus - 26, Grant and Wheeler - 21. E. Simpson - 291, 260 (737), G. Davis - 228, 253, 239 (720), D. Atanasoff - 201, 247, 255 (703), p. Hoover - 237, 298 (699), B. Glober - 221, 211, 241 (673), J. Lees - 239. 233 (643), S. Wilson - 245, 2Ô2 (641), J. McCorry - 209, 224, 200 (633), G. Duck - 206, 247 (622), W. Sibley - 252 (615), B. Chadwick - 221, 239 (609), P. Bracci - 248 (608), L. Miller - 231 (604), D. Tarrington - 229, 220 (601), V. McConville - 250 (600), A. Bradeur - 277, L. Davis 207, 224, D. Stebbing - 277, O. Stevenson - 256, H. Ashley - r ,j252, M. Hamilton - 252, H. ' Miller -249,,B. Granby -233, G. j ;Nicholas - 230, D, Graham - 228, D. Devine - 235, M. Michaud - 230, H. Selvig - 223, J. Brown - 219, K. Koneilands - 215, D. Davis - 215, J. Bray - 218, F. Bilger - 213, D. McCullouch - 211, S. Bra_y - 213, C. Webb - 210, B. Denis - 209, C. Perry - 209, C, Denis - 206, J. Morton - 204, A. Christie - 202, S; Pandoff - 202, D. Mitchell - 201, A.Throop-200. Seniors Thursday, November 6,1986 Team Standings Walkey - 26; Smith - 24; Kirkton-16; Grant-4. High Singles K. Wright - 274, 219; R. Sutcliffe - 272, 213; S. Brown - 254, 207; V. Sutherland - 243; D. Dickson - 223, 221; T. Kirkton - 219; D. Grant 217; K. Smith - 214 ; C. Walkey - 210. High Triples D. Wright - 681 ; R. Sutcliffe - 647; S. Brown - 645; D. Dickson - 592; T. Kirkton - 589. Juniors Saturday, November 8,1986 Team Standings Hanc - 31; Farrow - 22; Big Canoe - 21; Brown - 20; McFeeters -19; Mulder -13. High Singles S. Brown - 310; M. Sutherland - 257; J. Mulder - 256; J. McFeeters - 245;' T. Hanc-213; D. Big Canoe-203. High Triples S. Brown -787; J. McFeeters - 600; G. Evans - 588; T. Hanc - 556; M. Sutherland - 552; D; Big Canoe-532. Bantams Saturday, November 8,1986 Team Standings "A" - Kichko -, 34; Burns - 28; Vesna - 28; Harrison -15; Rodgers -11; Flint -10. "B" - McKee - 30; Killens - 26; Hill - 23; Bourke - 18; Routh-15; Jackson-14. High Singles "A" - D. Kichko - 190; P Vesna -158; T. Terry -157. Ontario Junior C Hockey League Monday, November 17 Standings 5 r\ 111 III VIH S SALE continues ... 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DELIVERY 1 W' 1 r' f', ■ XitXLi n H .u FA KRAMP FURNITURE LTD. 37 - 41 King St. E. Bowmanville Hours: Tliurs. 11-6, Fri. 11-9, Sal. 11 noi oxactly as Illustrated Glass Doors Grate Pull-out Tray Brass Trim Door Blower Attachments $188-88 THE STOVE DEN OF OSHAWA a division of TAUNTON POOLS AND SPAS 1311 Taunton ltd. W„ Osltnwn Call collect 571-0189 l* KMHMJ *1 lC KL-- "B" - R. Vanoostenberg - 159; M. Routh -149; K. Hoult - 139. High Triples "A" - P. Vesna - 455; K. Kichko - 444; T. Burns - 401. "B"-M. Routh-386 ;S. Hill- 358; K. Hoult-348. Tykes Saturday, November 8,1986 Team Standings She-Rah - 26; Transformers - 22; Muppet Babies -16; My Little Pony -15; Smurfs - 9; He-Man-2. High Singles Amanda Welsh -103; Brent Huggins -103. High Doubles Brent Huggins - 200; Amanda Welsh -188; Christine Gusterson -170. November 15,1986 is Santa Claus Parade, so there is no bowling. [Marry Makers C. Roberts - 27%, 20273; R. Junkin -18,19540; M. Huisman - 18, 18962; E. Etcher - 16, 18583; L. Gray -12, 18218; G. Smith-V'/a, 18304. _ High Single B. Brown -310 High Double B. Brown-576 (310,266) High Average R .Timlrin-909 Tyke Optimist Club Novice Frank's Variety Atom No. 1 Darlington Auto Sales Atom No. 2 Bay Sports Pee Wee I.O.O.F. Bantam Bowmanville Sand and Gravel Midget Deluxe Taxi Games Sat., Nov. 15,1986 Tyke: A and R Flooring 6, Brian Ball 1, Chris Pot 4, Michael McCrory 1 - Skylight Dunot 3, Robbie MacCheyne 1, Byran Lowery 1, Brad Johnson 1. London Life 3, Jason Lange 2, James Austin 1 - Shoppers Drug 1, DavidLeppert 1. Novice: Victoria and Grey 7, Kevin Jackson 2, Stephen Coggins 2, Steven Brinkman 2, Rob Harness 1 - Carter's Bakery 3, Robbie Jeffers 1, Travis Laughlin 2. Adam and Eve 3, Kevin Pickell 1, Les McCrory 1, Greg Knox 1 - Bonded Paving 2, Andrew Hamilton 1, Peter Schoep. Atom:/ Lange's Photo 8, Craig Rickard 1, Warren Bate 4, Tim Forret 2, Bryon Lange. 1 - 401 Esso 3, Mike Cramm 2, Robert West 1. Ontario Hydro 4, Tim Day 1, Jeff Wright 2, Jason Wichman 1 - J and J Sharpening 3, Adam Cota 2, Robbie Watson 1. Pee Wee: McRobbie's Photo 7, Eric Smith 3, Kristen Matherson 2, Kevin Farrow 1, Bill Speakman 1 - Dykstra's Deli 2, Brendan Donahue 1, Craig Forsey 1. Checker's Variety 2, Tim Richards 1, Ryan Becker 1 - Hutton Transport 0. Shut Out Jamie Rekker. Bantam: Kool Enterprises 4, Scott Selleek 1, Richard MacCheyne 1, Steve Bizi 1, Billy MacIntyre 1 - McGregors Hardware 1, Marc Peirce 1. Square Boy 5, David Kichko 4, Paul Chisholm - Nichols Motors 4, Ian Knight 3, Martin Vanderheyden 1. Future Games Sat. Nov. 22.1986 Bowmanville Arena 8:00 a.m. - Nichols vs Kool (Bantam). 9:00 a.m. - McGregors vs Square Boy (Bantam). 10:00 a.m. - Checkers vs McRobbie's (Pee Wee). 11:00 a.m. - Dykstra's vs Mr. Submarine (Pee Wee). 12:00 noon - 401 Esso vs London Life (Atom). 1:00 p.m. - Hydro vs Lange's (Atom). 2:00 p.m. - Carter's vs Jimmy's (Novice). 3:00 p.m. - Bonded vs Victoria and Grey (Novice). 4:00 p.m. - Skylight vs Shoppers (Tyke). 5:00 p.m. - London Life vs A andRFlooring (Tyke). Monday, Nov. 24,1986 Newcastle Arena 8:00 p.m. - Rotary vs Maggie B's (Midget). I mJLIi AarasV B ® Enter Our KOIllCa Film Draw for Big Coleco "Furskin" a „ ,c*< Two Draws 1st Draw - Wed., December 3 2nd Draw - Mon., December 22 Complete Draw Details In the Store PHOTOGRAPHY CUSTOM FItAMING A^jGE'S PHOTo z V 1 HOUR EXPRESS PHOTO FINISHING 31 KING ST. W. BOWMANVILLE 623-2568