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» ) Recreation Hockey TYKE: A and R Flooring London Life Shoppers Drug Skylight Donut NOVICE: Adam and Eve Bonded Paving Victoria and Grey Jimmy's Place Carter's Bakery ATOM: Lange's Photo London Life Ontario Hydro J and J Sharpening 401 Esso PEE WEE: Mr. Submarine McRobbie Photo Dykstra'sDeli Checkers Variety Hutton Transport BANTAM: Kool Enterprises Nichols Motors McGregor Hardware Square Boy MIDGET: Graham's IGA Remax Maggie B's Rotary as of Nov. 22,1986 W A Pts. B.R.H.L. Select Teams Tyke - Optimist Club Novice - Frank's Variety Atom No. 1 - Darlington Auto Sales Atom No. 2 - Bay Sports PeeWee-I.O.O.F. Bantam-BowmanvilleSand and Gravel Midget - Deluxe Taxi Games - Mon., Nov. 17,1986 Newcastle Arena Midget: Graham's IGA 5, Don Snowden 1, Kevin Clarke 3, Greg Raby 1 - Maggie B's 4, Dan Player 2, Dave McCullough 2. Remax 5, Sohnke Schmidt 1, Mark Smith 1, Kevin Smith 1, Paul Strong 2 - Rotary 4, Frank Rizzuto 1, Randy Smit 1, Scott Veals 1. Games Sat., Nov. 22,1986 Bowmanville Arena Tyke: A and R Flooring 4, Niki Defreitas 3, Chris Pot 1 - London Life 1. Shut Out Chris Paquette. Shoppers Drug 3, Steve Tabb 2 - Skylight Donut 1, Scott MacKayl. Novice: Victoria and Grey 4, Kevin Jackson 2, Steven Brinkman 1, Brad Read 1 - Bonded Paving 3, Derek Hall 1, Shawn Broome 1, Peter Schoep 1. Jimmy's Place 3, Dave Chambers 3 - Carter's Bakery 0. Shut Out Brad Delorme. Atom: Lange's Photo 7, David Hilliard 1, Donny Richards 1, Joey Bate 2, Byron Lange 1, Craig Rickard 2 - Ontario Hydro 3, Tim Mills 1, Spencer Latin 1, Jeff Wright 1. London Life 4, Bruce Hamilton 1, Chris Schievink 1, Craig Taylor 2 - 401 Esso 1, Mike Cramml. Pee Wee: Mr. Submarine 2,| Kyle Purdy 1, Jack Bentley 1 - Dykstra's 2, Brendan Donahue 1, Brad Hargest 1. McRobbie Photo 7, Arron Virtue 1, Eric Smith 3, Kris Matheson 1, Kevin Farrow 1, Kevin Ferguson 1 - Checkers Variety 2, Ryan Becker 2. Bantam: McGregors 7, Craig Courtice 1, Scott Edmondson 2, Marc Peirce 4 - Square Boy 1, David Kichko 1. Nichols Motors 5, Brian VanDam 1, Joseph Szabo 1, Mike Snowden 1, Ian Knight 1, Jason Vacheresse 1 - Kool 5, Kevin Jay 1, Richard Smit 2, Mike Colbourne 1, Rickard MacCheyne 1. Future Games Sat., Nov. 29,1986 Bowmanville Arena 8:00 a.m. - McGregor's vs LYON'S DEN PET and AQUATIC SUPPLIES Come and visit SANTA every Saturday from 11:00 to 2:00 p.m. starting November 22nd till Christmas. SUPER SPECIALS on during hour of Santa. This week featuring KITTENS Now open Wed. 9-6 75 King St. W., Newcastle 987-5513 ftk kiln 1 .Ax. wM i - ■ I L ■/,- ... x: ■: • <-/>. L ■, ■ •.^.v 5;$ :l x-sxA ; : The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 26,1986 Swimmer of the Month ..■.A" . ' ' . . w ■ .<"66- Judo Trophies Are Presented " ' Town Hockey 6 6,k - Nichols (Bantam). 9:00 p.m. - Square Boy vs Kool (Bantam). 10:00 a.m. - Mr. Submarine vs McRobbie (Pee Wee). 11:00 a.m. - Dykstra's vs Hutton (Pee Wee). 12:00 noon - London Life vs Lange's (Atom). 1:00 p.m, - 401 Esso vs J and J (Atom). 2:00 p.m. - Jimmy's vs Victoria and Grey (Novice). 3:00 p.m. - Carter's vs Adam and Eve (Novice). 4:00 p.m. - London Life vs Skylight (Tyke). 5:00 p.m. - A and R Flooring vs Shoppers (Tyke). Future Games Mon., Dec. 1,1986 Newcastle Arena 8:00 p.m. - Maggie B's vs Remax (Midget). 9:00 p.m. -Graham's IGA vs Rotary (Midget). London Life Beats Shoppers On Nov. 15th, the Tykes from both Shoppers' Drug Mart and; London:,Life came anxious to play' displaying many instances of high- energy, fast-paced hockey. A close game at 3-1 for London Life due in large measure to the fine goaltending of Michael McLeod for London Life and Stephen Tabb for Shoppers Drug Mart. Shoppers goal was by Dave Leppert assisted by Brad Chapman and Gordon Coggins. Jason Lange scored twice for London Life and Jamie Austin netted a nice one form the short slot. London Life assists were by Dave Yellowlees and Greg Masterson. Congratulations to all the boys on both clubs for a well played game. Fans should be advised that the coach for London Life was dressed in a suit because he was going out after the game. Speculation that he's going after Don Cherry's job in rumor only. h • / v \ • 6 gvl In game 1, Nov. 13, 1986, Darlington Auto Centre defeated 3 Brothers Pizza 5-1 to remain in 1st place. Scoring for Darlington were Brad Godfrey, Dave Brown, Gary Nemisz, Doug Crough and Mark Ellis., Assists went to Gary Nemisz 2, John Hogarth and Don Smith. Dan Gervais scored the lonè goal for Brothers. Game 2, Hunts Photo Studio defeated Jimmy's Flame Broil. 6-4 to take a share of 1st place. Scoring for Hunts were Brad Prentice 2, Bill Prentice 2, Barry Oliver and Darcy Huber. Assists went to Brad Prentice 3, Darrell Goudey, Bill Prentice, Paul Dadson Darcy Huber, Doug Rickard and Gary Oliver. Scoring for Jimmy's were Darrell Rowe, Jerry Johnston, Gary Dusseldorp and Don Daigle. Assists went to Bob Dwyer, Nick Wind, Jerry Johnston . and Gary Dusseldorp. Game 3, Castle Hotel defeated Norm's Deli 6-3. Castle goal scorers were Jim Baker 2, Stan Konarowski 2, Brian Dennis, and Nick Van Seggelen. Assists went to Stan Konarowski 2, Randy Masterson, Jim Baker, Don Farrow, Brian Dennis, and Nick Van Seggelen. Scoring for Norm's were Wade Preston, Rod Plain and Chris Lee. Assists went to Rob Plain, Wade Preston and Brent Bradour. A m wM Fifteen-year-old Sophie Morisset was chosen as the Aquatic Club's November Swimmer of the Month. Sophie is an exchange student from Thetford Mines Quebec and will be residing in Bowmanville until December 4. Kool Still in Top Spot m JUDO CLUB; In the past four weeks, members of the Kia-ora Judo Club have participated in four tournaments. The above members of the club have returned home with a,good, collection of trophies to show for their endeavours. From left are: Jeff Watson,5(33$j jSüthèrlârïd and David Aldridge, while Tammy Wilson is in the front row. Tammy earned a fj^st place trophy in Cambridgei f Second : at Newmarket and second at Peterborough along with a third in the Ontario Open: David Aldridge placed first in Cambridge, second at Newmarket and third in the Peterborough competition as well as third in the Ontario Open. Cam Sutherland Sutherland was first in Peterborough and third in the Ontario Open while Jeff Watson placed first in Peterborough. Tammy has been selected by Judo Ontario to participate November 29 in a Vancouver competition. And both David and Tammy have been invited to a Judo Ontario camp in December. Athletes from the camp will be selected as a team for the Canadian Winter Games in Nova Scotia this February. On Sat. Nov. 22, Kool played Nichols in a Bantam House League game with first place on the line. Kool were missing two defense- men whiph forced several players to play unfamiliar positions but everyone adjusted adjusted quickly and Kool was soon off to a 4-1 lead. Kool's goals were scored by Kevin Jay from Richard MacCheyne, Richard Smit unassisted, Mike Colborne on a beautiful set up from Scott Selleck who made a perfect drop pass to Mike Cruising in from the point, Tee Pees Win 2 Lose 1 TP Sportswear Oldtimers defeated Millbrook Super Bees 5-1 on Tuesday, Nov. 11 in Millbrook and Little Britain Oldtimers 7-3 on Wednesday, Nov. 12 in Bowmanville. On Friday, Nov. 7, the Tee Pees lost 6-1 against Marigold Oldtimers in Brooklin, Scoring for the week was Norm Lansing (6 goals, 1 assist), Warren Pemberton (2 goals, 6 assists), John Mara (2 goals, 2 assists), ,Ron .Aylsworth, Frank Devereaux and Bob King (1* goal each), Howie Pollard (5 assists), Ron Potter (2 assists), and Andy Morrison and Bob Hajduczek (1 assist each). On Saturday, Nov. 22, the Tee Pees will be heading for the annual tournament hosted by Little Britain Oldtimers. then Richard MacCheyne from Richard Smit. Two unfortunate penalties penalties to defensemen left Kool two men short and Nichols seized the opportunity to get back into the game. With four minutes remainingand the score tied 4-4, Nichols took the lead for the first time. Kool was now required required to mount an offence. With 40 seconds remaining, Richard Smit scored his second unassisted goal of the game to gain the 5-5 tie for Kool. Each member of the Kool team played well individually individually but more importantly they played well together so that the team played well. Town & Country Bowling Results November 2,1986 1st place - Walter Curr - 41 points; 2nd - Arnie Brinklow - 39; 3rd - Gloria Wilkins -'38; 4th - A1 Bentley - 29; 5th - Les Hunt-27; 6th - Roy Howlett - 26; 7th - Mark Wilkins - 25; 8th -Bob Brown-22. [. r ' Ladies' High Triple Brenda Kilmer 621 Men's High Triple Steve Zealand 660 Ladies'High Single Brenda Kilmer 301 Men's High Single Steve Zealand 279 300 and Over Brenda Kilmer 301 by Tammy Hill "I like all styles of swimming," swimming," said Sophie Morisset, Morisset, one of the members of the recently established Newcastle Aquatic Club and November's Swimmer of the Month. Sophie arrived in Bowmanville Bowmanville as an exchange student from Thetford Mines, Quebec, on September September 6. She is presently attending eleventh grade at Bowmanville High School. As a member of the Aquatics Aquatics Club, Sophie dedicates time five days per week to swimming practice. "Sophie is an asset to the club, a hard worker, and very self disciplined," commented commented the club's coach, Carol Gonder. Sophie said she also enjoys enjoys swimming outdoors, in lakes. "I like swimming long distances." During her stay in Bowmanville, Bowmanville, 15-year-old Sophie Morisset has been living at the home of Laura Silver, also a student at Bowmanville High School. In addition to swimming, Sophie attends violin lessons lessons in Oshawa, to keep up the studies she started in Quebec. ; Although Sophie will be leaving Bowmanville on December December 4, Laura Silver will be travelling to Quebec on January 30, to stay with Sophie on a similar three month exchange program. Sophie said the only dis appointment she will have about returning to Quebec is that she was unable to enter a competition before leaving. Sophie said she has really enjoyed her stay in Bowmanville Bowmanville and would love to return. "Maybe this summer." summer." Merry Makers Bowling Nov. 20/86 Pinfall: C. Roberts, 22197; R. Jun- kin, 21264; M. Huisman, 20851; E. Etcher, 20428; L. Gray, 19952 and G. Smith, 20028. Points: C. Roberts, 30.5; RJunkin, 19; M. Huisman, 18; E. Etcher, 18; L. Gray, 14; G. Smith, 8.5. High Single - Lorraine Gray 291. High Double - Gloria Smith 489 (283, 206). High Average - Reta Jun- kin 209. Top 1 Ten: R. Junkin 209. C. Roberts 208. G. Smith 200. B. Brown 196. L. Gray 190. E. Etcher 185. T. Langstaff 183. F. Bullock 182. C. Wannamaker 182. A. Smythe 181. Non Contact Results League Standings as of Nov. 23,1986 Burke Div. W L T GF GA Pts. TJ's 7 1 2 54 30 16 Shoppers 4 3 3 47 39 11 Twin Brand 4 4 2 54 43 10 Dutchman 0 9 1 19 81 1 Oliver Div. Hanc's 7 1 2 37 17 16 Courtice 6 2 2 59 33 14 Toby's 3 5 2 42 42 , 8 Clinic 1 7 2 30 55 4 A three goal performance by Bernie Alldread led Twin Brand to a 7-3 win over Toby's Pub as action got under way in week 10 of the non-contact schedule. Alldread upped his total to 16 on the. season, tops in league. Also scoring for Twin Brand were John Ayre, Doug Rickard, Jamie Wright and Peter Beecroft. Toby's, who dropped 6 points back of second place, got goals from Ron Wheeler (2) and Dean Cox. Despite having only 7 skaters, Shoppers earned their fourth win of the season by downing Clinic 7-4 in Saturday's late game. Peter Hobb, scoring 4 times, was the story in this victory. Other goals were by Steve Gray, Ron Vallance and Wally McKay. Doug Leppert and G. MacDonald, each with 2, countered for the Clinic squad. Third period goals by Harold Leach, Don Pedder Cowan Pontiac Buick Ltd. 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