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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Nov. 7,1973 uM mm Mmm mmmm m Ir ROIdl 623-3303 FLASHBACK - 25 Years Ago - Frank "Sonny" Hooper, is setting the scoring pace as centre man on the Oshawa Generals hockey team this season. Defeating Marlboros 5-2 and Guelph twice by scores of 5-1 and 12-5, Sonny collected eight points for his team, in his first season with the Generals. FLASHBACK - 10 Years Ago - In the New- tonville-Starkville Ladies Bowling League, this week saw the following roll games of over 200: Sharon Brown 286, Edna Elliott 262, Marg MacDonald 257, Jean Hall 240, Dorothy Stark 236, Ina Brown 234, Doris Tompkins 207. SHOWS FILMS - Mr. Siebe Rekker of Port Perry, a member of the Oshawa Camera Club, entertained members of the Orono Horticultural Society recently with slides of birds, goldfinch, cedar waxwing, ovenbird, cuckoo, tern to name a few of the species and their nests and scenes of nature. Mr. Rekker derives a great pleasure from exhibiting slides in international competition and over the years has won many trophies. MOLSON CUP - is the name of the new award for members of the Toronto Maple Leaf Hockey Club. It will be presented at the end of the regular season to the Leaf player amassing the most points in three star balloting over all 78 games. In brief there are five seasonal com- petitions, the winner of each receiving $1,000, At season's end the player with most points overall wins the Molson Cup and $1,000. DURHAM LORDS - of Durham College lost their first OCAA league hockey game to Fanshawe College (Falcons), London 10-1. As in the Lords last game, penalties played a major role, as they collected 22 minors, one misconduct and a game misconduct. Same old story, some teams never learn. OLYMPIC LOTTERY - Tickets will go on sale the first week of December and with a first prize of $1,000,000, tax-free, is believed to be one of the biggest cold-cash lottery prizes anywhere in the world. Second prize is $500,000 and third $250,000. There are prizes of $200,000, $150,000, $125,000, $100,000, $75,000, $50,000, $25,000, 240 at $5,000, 2,250 at $1,000 and 22,500 at $100. Total possible prize money $8,175,000 (subject to total sale of tickets). On the average, the possible number of winners will be one out of every 100 and the maximum number of tickets to be sold 2,500,000. Five per cent of gross revenue goes to the participating province. There will also be 10 per cent for distributors and a one per cent share of prizes over $25,000 for selling a winning ticket. Coupons will be published in Canadian newspapers and magazines and the office address is Place Dupuis, 800 de Maissoneve Blvd., East, Montreal H2L 1Y6, Quebec. First sale goes December 5th with the first drawing April, 1974 and the last at the summer games 1976. WORLD L EADERS IN CAR ANDJ HOME STEREO & CAR RADIOS 8-TRACK CAR TAPE PLAYER M-828 8-TRACK PLAYER IlWorld's smallest 8-track 0 World's biggest value e Slide controls Program selector switch O One Year Parts Warranty Indicator lights OPENING SPECIAL 19 KING ST- EAST PHONE 623-2666 -BOWMANVILLE YOUTH BOWLING YOUTH BOWLINà TYKES Luxton 5, Tremblay 0; Wooll ey 5, Hayes 0; Gilkes 4'1', Nash ; Stephens 3, Heath 2. Team Standing Woolley 15, Gilkes 1112, Lux ton 10, Heath 7, Hayes 6, Nash 5., Stephens 5, Tremblay 0. High Single C. Nash 145, T. Tremblay 125. High Double C. Nash 234, S. Dilling 208. BANTAM BOYS Bruce 5, Richards 0; Sutcliffe 5, Hallman 0. Team Standing Sutcliffe 31, Hallman 20, Bruce 15, Richards 14. High Single J. Stoop 171-148, P. Brinklow 149, B. Richards 147, J. Stacey 146, B. Hammond 146. High Double J. Stoop...............319 BANTAM GIRLS Gibson 3, Roberts 2; Campbell 5, Carlson 0; Westlake 5, Hooper 0; Fairey 5, Lunn 0. Tean Standing Fairey 29, Westlake 28, Carl- son 26, Gibson 22, Roberts 21, Lunn 17, Hooper 10, Campbell 7. High Single L. Bird 259, W. Brunt 204. High Double W. Brunt'355, L. Bird 334. JUNIOR BOYS Reynolds 5, Murphy 2; Wooll- ey 5, Henry 2; Dadson 4, Bons 3. Teai Standing Henry 34, Woolley 34, Rey- nolds 32, Dadson 26, Murphy 21, Bons 21. IHigh Single B. Dykstra 228, D. Murphy 224, K. Cowle 213. JUNIOR GIRLS Gray 5, Jo Ann Holroyd 2; Lane 7, Chow 0; Judy Holroyd 7, Fairey 0. Team Standings Lane 37, Chow 36, Judy Holroyd 34, Gray 32, Jo Ann Holroyd 17, Fairey 12. Hligh Single H. Gray 214, S. Bruce 212, R. Melanson 208,2Judy Holroyd 207, A. Chow 202. High Triple Judy Holroyd 585 SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE Piper 7, Stacey 0; Coombes 5, Pearson 2; Carter 7, Roberts 0; Gray 7, Cowle 0. TeainStanding Carter 35, Roberts 28, Gray 27, Coombes 23, Pearson 20, Cowle 14, Piper 12, Stacey 9. High Ganes G. Coombes 299-298 (901), K. Eves 307 (728), R. Thompson 277 (686), K. Farrell 265 (675), M. Green 298 (673), J. Carter 312, C Cowle 255. New'viIIe High Single Joyce Stacey . ... 258 High Average Gail Millson ..... 206 High Triple Joyce Stacey ...e 641 200 Gaines Joyce Stacey 258, Marlene Stacey 233, 212, Dorothy Stark 231, 200, Shirley Martell 217, Karen Carter 215, 213, Gail Millson 213, Sandra Mclnnis 206. Gail Millson 206, Joyce Stacey 197, Marlene Stacey 197, Dorothy Stark193, PHILVOWLES1 IIEATING SPECIALIST 1 Queen Street Bowinanville PHONE 623-7591 24 HOUR SERVICE Oil, Gas & Electric Furnace & Air Condition Installa- tions - Central & Window Units - Clare Hecla & Findley Equiprnent Free Estimates Budget Terms Available "When it comes to soccer you can't beat Darlington". That was the sentiment ex- pressed by M. J. Hobbs teacher Harvey Webster after the boys soccer team from Hobbs (pictured above) capt- ured the area and county school championships for the superiority of the Hobbs Drl- In the back row are Scott third year in a row. In the two ington boys. Ferguson, Roy Terry, Werner tournaments for the titles, the In the front row of the photo, Keppel, Dale Vivian, Quinn Hobbs team shut out their left to right, are: Daniày James, Kevin Wilbur, Chuck opposition while pouring in 35 Pascoe, Gary Guthrie, Dale Smithson, Lawrence McLean goals. With scores like that Taylor, Captain John Vos, Ron and Coach Bert Martin. there aren't too many people David, Mike Gossick and Bob who Ibre going to dispute the Davis. Spencer's Stili Undefeated In Commercial Hockey After Beating Muttons Sunday 6-3 by Jim Clarke With four weeks elapsed inthe 18-game Commercial Hockey League schedule, Spencer's Real Estate are surveying the scene from the top rung with seven points. They remained unbeaten fol- lowing their 6-3 triumph over second place, Mutton's Shell, last Sunday morning. In the other contest, Walter Frank's BarryOliver connect- ed-with1ii ýecoids to pfay, giving them a 5-4 nod over Brooks' Supertest. The victory left the winners tied with Brooks, both owning 1-3 rec- ords. It was Walter Franks first victory after three losses and Brooks third straight setback after winning the season opener against Walter Franks 8-4. In the first game, Spencers Larry Perris led their attack with three -goals and two assists. The winners' captain and last season's MVP in the playoffs now has scored seven goals and added five assists after four games.Brian Evans played a major role in Sunday's triumph, collecting a pair of goals with Gene Balson adding Spencer's other. Dave Green, with his fourth and fifth goals of the season, along with Irv Gill's fourth, replied for Mutton's. Spencers led 3-0 after the first and 5-1 following 40 minutes of action. After 4 Games Preston Atoms Stili Undefeated After four league games, Preston the Movers Major Atoms remain undefeated. In Markham on Sunday night, starting goalie Toby Rowe was blocking shots froin all directions, enabling the Movers to escape to their dressing room after two periods, only down by one goal, 2-1. While Rowe was being bombed, the Movers managed only five shots on the Markham net, with one of them blinking on the red light. Doug Dilling got the goal assisted by linemates Timmy Almond and Grant Brock. Coaches Archie Crossey and Fred Cowle were able to put the team back on track in the third period with Markham managing only one shot on goalie Mike Noland. David Tower scored the equalizer with assists to Jon Janack and Kent Wilcox. Port Hope were the opposi- tion in a home game on Saturday afternoon, with Prestons completely dominat- ing play with a 5-0 score. The Movers had time to set up their team plays with assists on all goals. Mark Abbott notched his first goal of the season, assists to Capt. Paul Dadson and Jon Janack. Janack counted the second goal assisted by David Tower. John Foote also scored his first goal with the assists going to Lenny Dyck and Kent Wilcox. Centre Jon Janack counted his third point of the game on a goal, assisted by Mark Abbott and Paul Dad- son. Grant Brock finished the scoring, assisted by right winger Doug Dilling. ln the second match, Brooks appeared to be ready for a 4-4 draw, but Oliver's goal at 19:45 of the third pushed Walter Franks into the win- ners' circle. Brooks led 1-0 after the opening 20 minutes, with Steve Burns notching his first of three. The Real Estate bunch tied it at :30 of the second, with Bob Hellam scoring his second of the year. Burns put Brooks ahead briefly at 12:15, but the winners responded with two goals in 75 seconds. Gary Wilson was the sniper on both occasions, (13:05 and 14:20). Walter Franks increased their lead to 4-2 at 2:05 of the final period, with Grant Flin- toff connecting. Brooks scrambled back to tie things as Ken Ashton narrowed the gap at 11:15. The league's leading scorer in 72-73, Burns bagged the tying goal after 15:45. The Supertest squad's uphill struggle was wasted as Oliver poked home the winner in the dying seconds. This Sunday, at 9:00 a.m, Spencer's attempt to extend their unbeaten streak when they face Walter Franks. Mutton's Shell and Brooks' Supertest meet in the 10:15 affair. Everyone tponnected with the Commercial League wish- es a fine sponsor and fellow, Rolly Spencer, a complete recovery from the recent illness that has him in hospital. At this time the "No Visitors" sigt is in effect in an effort to speed up his recov- ery. It's Room 111 at' the Memorial Hospital if you would like to drop Rolly a get well card. Mary Brown's Novices Outscore Markham 4-2 Break Even with Whitby On Thursday evening Mary Brown's Novices travelled to Markham where they were hosted by Markham Novices All-Stars and came out on top of a closely played game by the count of 4-2. Timmy Preston opened the scoring for the local boys at the 18 second mark unassist- ed. Markham tied the score only to have Robbie Green bang in a corner shot after he was set up by Jeff Logan. Bowmanville increased the count to 3-1 when Preston scored his second goal of the game again on a solo effort. Markham closed the count to 3-2 early in the third period only to have Jeff Logan round out the scoring at the 14:59 mark on a neat pass from Scott Masters. On Saturday, Mary Brown's Toros hosted the Whitby Novice All Stars and came away with a 3-3 draw. Whitby opened up a 2-0 first period lead that stood up into the third period when they in- creased the count to 3-0 at the 6:12 mark. At the 10:27 mark Bowmanville started their comeback with Jeff Logan scoring three goals in 1:42 sec. the first unassisted and while Bowmanville was shorthand- ed. The second and third goals on passes from Robbie Green. The team played well together and their continuing fore- checking and general hustling paid off in the tie score. McGregor's Midgets Defeat Ajax 6 to 3 Bowmanville's McGregor Midgets, led by John Wood with two goals and an assist, defeated Ajax Double A Mid- gets by a score of 6-3 Saturday night. For the second time in four games, Ralph Cryderman opened the scoring for Bow- manville with the only goal of the first period at 5:40, assisted by John Wood. Ajax struck for two quick goals by diminutive Scott Walker in a minute and 28 seconds early in the second period, before Wood tied the game up at 15:15 from Jim Hutton and John Cornish, and the period ended tied 2-2. In the third, the McGregor Midgets came on strong while Ajax faded, and they out-scor- ed the visitors four goals to one. Wood opened the scoring with his second of the game at 4:54, with Rick Scott and Nick Van Seggelen assisting. At 7:04, Gary Nemisz scored his first goal of the season on a shot from the point, with assists to Jim Hutton and Gary Cox. John Plitz scored for Ajax at 10:02, before Tom Nowlan assisted by Danny Cox at 14:43, and Joey Burns from Kirk Kemp at 16:13 closed out the scoring. In a fairly clean game, Ajax were assessed nine minors while Bowmanville had five. The Midgets record is now three wins and one loss. GOODYEAR Snowtrack 3246 3 Belts 3090 2 Power House 2924 2 Banbury 2773 2 Millwrights 3094 1 Office 2959 1 Fan Belts 2799 1 Machine Shop 2644 0 lHigh Singles G. Brewster 324, J. Dunn 311. lligh Triples G, Brewster 794, J. Evers 772, H, Bromell 750, B. Henning 725, W. Harrison 717 W. Joll 706. Averages Over 214 H, Bromell 232, J. Luxton 226, J. Bond 225, D. Perfect 224, B. Henning 221, F. Blackburn 221, J. Murphy 220, J. Good 217, A. Langstaff 215, J. Piper 214. St. Joseph's Nov. 4, 1973 High Triples Allan McLean 716, Marior Vanstone 636. High Singles Allan McLean 274, Marion Vanstone 263. Gamés Over 200 Allen McLean 227,274,215, Marion Vanstone 263, George Gibbs 207,216, Pat Walker 241. Frances Campa 241, Gary Conway 213, Tony Horstman 209, Trixie Brown 201, Cory ,Ells 200. Team......Pins......Points No. 1......... 23288 24 No. 2 . . 23788 28 No. 3 24212 41 No. 4 23939 34' No. 5 .23043 17 No. 6 . .. 22943 24 No. 7 .. 25007 44 1. 8 ..24651 40 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WEEKLY REPORT For the week of Oct. 29 - Nov. 4 inclusive. Admissions .......... . 74 Births 1 male, female Discharges.............79 Major Operations .. . 9 Minor Operations .. 31 Emergency Treatments .286 Visiting hours 3 -8 p.m. daily. 1969 OLDSMOBILE 4-DOOR HARDTOP Finished in gleaming Gold with matching all vinyl interior. Feat- ures spirited 450 V-8 engine and popular Ojds options. COWAN PRICED $1995 Lic. EBJ033 See Ken Sherban BOWL-A-RAMA LANES - London, host more than 160 five-pin bowlers 18-26 in thit Young Adult Bowling Congress of Ontario on Saturday, Oct. 20th. The first of seven events scheduled it featured a team and singles event for a total purse of over $1100. Team No. 3 from Preston Lanes, Ottawa, placed first, Team No. 1 from Albion Bowl, Rexdale, was second and Motor City Lanes, Oshawa, third. Bowlers from Liberty Bowl included Lois Richards and Ron Selleck who placed in the singles. Also competing from town were Heather Selleck, Ron Richards and Roger Davies. WRESTLING - Coach Tom Sears and instructor Joe Conte are organizing an amateur wrestling club to be held at General Vanier Collegiate starting this week. HOST TOURNAMENT - Badminton teams from Oshawa, Peterborough,. Cobourg, Trenton and Belleville will be competing in Whitby, November 30, in the first Central Ontario Badminton Association tournament held in the town, through the efforts of the YMCA badminton club. Dr. Francis Quan, Whitby, is president of the "Y" club. SUDDARD'S GULF FLYING DUTCHMAN INN 401 and Liberty Street Bowmanville 623-4181 COMPLETE LINE OF GULF PRODUCTS CAR WASH Complete Wash and Interior Cleaning FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY IN TOWN (By Appointment) sk/rouk. Get the Quality Machine at the Home of Quality Service Cycle & Spcn; Un1mItel ]crleq DaviJon TELEPHONE 579 1818 334 RITSON RD S. OSHAWA, ONTARIO BUY YOU R NEW BUJICK AT COWAN PONTIAC LIFETIME NO MILEAGE LIMIT QUAKER STATE WARRANTY Top Allowances On Your Trade In TRY US FIRST AND SAVE DOLLARS 1973 BUICK 4-DOOR HARDTOP LE SABRE CUSTOM Rich Burgundy with beige vinyl top. Plus Feature - Power Windows. Ser. 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