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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Nov. 21, 1973 S I * 623-3303 * FLASH1BACK - 25 Years Ago- Donations for the Arenia Building Fund continue to corne in and this week B3.H.S. teachers contributed $120, the B.T.S. staff $112.50, and the local Foundry Union $100. This week the trusses are being assembled inside, the arena, the cernent floor and basic plumbing installed in the front portion, and if the weather Scontinues as it is, the Perma-Stone front will be started Thursday. FLASHBACK - 10 Years Ago- Mrs. Ken Morris, president of the 'Lady Curlers of Bowî- manville Curling Club,~ opened the curling season on Nov. l2th wejoming old and new members. Thesocial commnittee was headed by Mrs. G. Peterson. Mrs. Jack Brough made the attractive table decorations. ORGANIZED SPORTS - for your child was the topic of a discussion arranged by the Orono Home and School Club and held in. Orono on Tuesday evening, Nov. 20. Guest speakers were Gordon Hawes, convenor of the Ontario Minor Hockey Association and a supporter of organized sports. Bruce Kidd, anoOlympic Long Distance runner who holds the Canadian record for the one and three mile events, who is strongly opposed to the use of minor sports to feed the professional market, and AI Fleming, University of Toronto Schools hockey coach who strongly supports mass participation in sports. KNAPP'S MAJOR BANTAM TEAM- last year went all tbe way to win tbe All Ontario title. Reading the reports of the gamne coming to this paper, it is drawn to our attention that once again Knapp's bave a contender, but at this sta geof the game tbey have a few mem- bers on the teami who aren't using their beads and are taking cbeap but costly penaltie ,s. Smarten up lads and start playing like you can. CONVENTION - The 26th Annual Convention of the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters will be held Dec. lst-2nd at the Sherway Inn, Etobicoke. With so many anti-hunting groups appealing through their M.P.'s in Ottawa to restrict the use of firearms to the police only, it should sound a sharp warning for those who enjoy this sport to keep united in the fight.to stop any legislation that would deny us this right. At our Annual Convention you will hear the latest on this subject, along with other important facts relative to hunting and fishing. Find out the la test on Federation and how their new method of operations is coming along. Preston's Atoms- Lose on Soat. Preston the Mover Major Atoms dropped a home league game to Cobourg by a 2-1 counit. The line of centre Timmy Almond, left winger Gran t Brock and right winger Doug Dilling domninated the game while they were on.the ice coming up with Movers' lonie goal by Brock. The defence continues to play a steady game with one goal each scored against Movers goalers Tobin Rowe and Mike Noland. Coach Archie Crossey lifted his goaler with 1:25 to go in the game but were unable to cor-ne up wîth the equalizer. Hampton Gardens Mînor Pee Wees Wîn One, Lose One Hampton Gardens Pee Wee Minors lost one and tied one in Lakeshore hockey on the weekend. On Friday night we went to Ajay, and got beaten 12-3. Ajax was full measure for their win as they dominated the game completely from start to finish. One bright spot for our team was Terry De Luca who scored two goals, the first from Terry Riggers and Rob DeBoo and the second from DeBoo and Kevin Noble. Chuck Welsh scored the other assisted hy Brent Clemens and Dale Broome. On Saturday, the Gardens crew tied Port Hope 3-3. Port Hope came out flying and scored two goals in the early part of the game before Welsh E scored from Brent Clemensc and Dale Broome. In the second period, Greenham scored from Clemens to tie the ' game and it remaîned thatc way until 13:50 of the finalv period when Port Hope took 1 the lead again. 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No. 4, King St. E., Town 'Line, Oshawa, Ontario 725-8232 %CHAIN SAW SPECIALS Mc Culloch witb tbe purcbase of any McCullocb Saw, you get a FREE READER'S DIGEST HOME OWNER*SMNUL VA LUE $2250s Young Peo pie Rock Their Wcy to Several Hundred Dollars The young people of Maranatha Christian Reformed Church raised several hundred dollars on 'Saturday with a Rock-a-Thon and broke one rocking chair in the process. Frorn early morning until late afternoon, they sat and rocked, did some studying, some eating, ail the while piling Up funds from ,ponsors at so much an hour. The proceeds are to be used for SWIM, Summer Workshop in Ministries. raking part, from left to right, are Ingrid Vandenberg, Evelyn Piersma,,Sandra Kamminga, Theodore rTerpstra, John Brink, Betty Kamminga, Peter Flonk, Sonya Feddema and Sylvia Hartemink. Brooks and W. Frank Squ«ads Register Upset Victories Over Commercial League Leaders by Jîm Clarke Two of the season's more entertaining matches last Sun- day morning saw the Brook's Supertest and Walter Frank Rleal Estate squads register srprise vîctories. Both teams own 2-4 records, but came up with super efforts to upend the .eague's one-two clubs. Brooks dealt Spencer's Real Estate their first loss-of the campaign, a 3-1, openîng game thriller. Walter Frank, win1ess in their past four outings, finished strong, in beating Mutton's Sheli, 5-3 in the 10: 15 contest. Only fîve mninor penalties were necess- ary in the two well played encounters. This Sunday, Walter Franks and Brooks meet in the )pener, with Spencers and Vluttons dueling for first place residency in the late match. In last weeks 9-:00 a.m. contest, Brooks produced their finest game of the season n posting the 3-1 decision., The y scored single goals in all three periods, while Spencer's DQug Crough broke Ken Veitch's shutout magie at 1:42 of the final frame. For the winners, Steve Burns, with biis eighth, Larry Devitt, (nunmber two) and Lanny Burns, (bis second), were the scorers. Crough's tally was bis seventh. Brooks remain the league's lowest scoring outfit, with only 18 goals after six games. Walter Franks are three better with 21, while Spencers have bagg- ed 27 and Muttons 33. In the mornings other affair, Walter Frank picked Up their first victory since a season opening, 5-4 win over Brooks. Af ter a scoreless first period Mutton's Sheel took a 1-0 lead on Ron Burgess' first goal of the year,,at 2:35 of the second. RieU Woolncr, a four point producer for the winners, replied wifh the equalizer after 4:00. Muttons went in front, 2-1 in Mîidgets on Short End 0f Last Thr'ee Gomes Lindsay Midgets went into a 4-0 lead at 8.05 of the second pcriod and then hung on for a 5-3 win' over Bowîanville MeGregor Midgets in a league game at the Memorial Arena on Saturday night., Two goals by Steve Brooks and a single by Jamie Lyfle gave the visitors a 3-0 first period lead, and Steve Herli- bey scored their four-th in the second. Danny Cox got Bow- manvilles first of the gaie at 15.11 assisted by Riek Scott and Gary Cox, and the period ended 4-1. A îueh improved perform- ance in the third period by the McGregor Midgets narrowýed the gap to 4-3 before Lindsay scored at 16. 07 to wrap up the vietory. John Cornish on a blast from the point at 5.46 with John Wood assisfing, and Danny Cox with bis second of the night from Rick Scott at 7.26 scored for Bowîanville to make if close. Steve Brook.s got Lindsay's goal for bis third of the gaie. Bob Strike in goal for Bowmanville and made sev- eral good saves. Lindsay received 12 minors while the MeGregor Midgets had 9 minors and a mise. In an exhibition gaie last Thursday night, Stouffville Widgets edged Bowmanvillc 7-6 in Stouffville. Ralph Cry- derman scored three, tues while Johin VWood, Brian Mart- in and Gr Cox had single goals. Johin Wook and Niek Van Seggelcn assisted on two goals each. Monday nighf in the Civie Auditorium,. Oshawa Parkway TV Midgets defeated the MeGregor Midgets 6-3. Gary Cox scored Bowmanville's goals with one in each period. The first froî Doug Leddy and Danny Cox, the second unassisted and the third from Doug Leddy and Kirk Kemp. Bantam Minors Scramble For 3-3 Tie with Cobourg 1Last Wednesday nighft, Bow- manville Bantam 'Minors host- cd the Cobourg Major Ban- tains and came through with a 3-3 fie. B. Godfrey for . Bow- manville gof the firsf goal at the 15:07 mark of the firsf period. In the second period S. Stevens made it 2-0 with D. Farrow assisting. Cobourg came baek with P. Chorsie seoring af the 3:20 mark, then Cobourg had a minadvantage and Graham put one in wifh Bowhad assisting, making if 2-2. Cob- ourg took the lead when Sehoficld seored at the 12:46 mark of the second period. B. Badour scored at the 2:07 mark of the third period making if a 3-3 tic. Thirfeen penaltics wcrc given during the gaie, 10 went to Cobourg and thre f0 Bowi anvi île. Mary Brown's Novices Win Two Ouf of Three On Sat. Nov. l7th. Bowman- ville Novice All-Stars hosted' Markhaî and being the perfect host s lost 3 f0 1. Tîmy Preston opened up the seoring for the day on passes fromn Scott Masters and Todd Beers. Markhaîn scored two power play goals early in the third jpcriod f0 put the gaie ouf of reach. This was the Toros first loss in three meetings with Markhaî. On Sun. Nov. l8th. Mary Browns Toros travel1cd (o Oshawa to play the Philadel- phia Flyers of the liffle N.H.L. and came away with a convineing 4-2 score. Jeff, Logan opened up the scoring on a defleef ion of a point blast by' Danny Coombes who re-, ceivcd it iin tom froî Shaughn the middle period when Mike MeGregor counted af 11:05. Walter Franks evened things again as Bob Howes connected after 15:50. The winners took over in the final 20 minutes, outseoring the Mutton's bunch, 3-1. Gary Wilson wif h his third goal and Howes again, put Walter Franks into a 4-2 lead after 16:01 of the third. Rick Shackleton narrowed the gap at 17:4,Ffor _Mufons. Ronniie Stpsn inchied i ith five seconds r'emaining and the Shiell cage desertedl. We will have the'league standings and individual scor- ing stafs in nexf week's Statesman. For anyone wond- ering, heading into the seven- th week of play, briefly, things shape up SO- Spencers, (4-1-1-9 pts.), Muttons, (3-2-1-7 pts.),' Brooks, (2-4-0.4 pts.) and Walter Frank, (2-4-0-4 pfs.) Houston. Timmy Preston who has been flying of late scored on a pass from Shaught Houston. Oshawa seored to close the count to 2-1 only to have Jeff Logan score on a break away after receiving a perfect hcads-up pass from Robbie Green. Tii Preston roundcd out Bowmanvilles scoringe on another n)oint shot fromn Danny Coombes. Upset Newcastle 6-1 On Monday evening Mary Browns Toros moved into Necastle for an exhibition tilt with Newcastle Novice Al-stars and came away with a convincing 6-1 victory. Tii Preston opencd the scoring froî Tii Little and Shaughn Houston. Jeff Logan tnen scoredt trom Faut Stock- er. Tii Preston scored his second of the game from Houston and Scot t Masters. Logan then scored f rom Green and Little. Jeff Logan comp- leted his hat-trick affer bcing set up by Paul Stocker who stickhandled out of his, own end hefore setfing up Logan. Preston scorcd the last Toro goal f0 complefe bis haf-trick again beintg set up by Paul Stocker. BELLES Nov. 13,1973 Team Standing Lavigne ...... 20521 22 Cornish ...... 20157 22 Coombes ..... 20019 20 Lane .. 19918 19 Roberts ...... 19580 18 Robinson.. 19974 17 Alldread . .ý.19584 17 Chant . ..... 20113 15 Stephens ....... 19047 14 Gibson... 19847 13 Land'* 19523 12 Bons . . . 19376 9 High Single Emnma Bragg .. ...... 285 HighDouble Emma Bragg (267,285)>. 552 Top 10 Averages S.ý Lavigne 200, J. Eisan 197, B3. Partner 196, M. Alldread 195, E. Dadson 194, A. Bons 194, C. Roberts 194, B. Lyle 194, F. Land 193, E. Bragg 193. 400 Doubles B. Jones 433, S. Lavigne 430, B. Stephens 467, L. Hone 430, B. MacDonald 400, J. Bragg 419, F. Land 439, N. VanAbb- ema 444, J. Burton 446, M. MacDonald 466, J, Luxton 414. CURLING NEWS - Th is weekend big things are planned for the Bowmanville Curling Club with a bonspiel, dinner and dance. The event is being billed as Grey Cup Weekend and should be a lot of fun.- Incidenitally, the ice sheets under the efficient careof Jini Youngman, are'beautiful. Frank Pee Wees Tie Bay Ridges On Saturday Nov. l7th., W. Frank's Major Pee Wees tied Bay Ridges in a hard fought game. Bay Ridges drew first blood early in the game. Bowmanville then came back on a goal by Steven Frank assisted by John Stewart. Bay Ridges then scored while Bowmanville was shorthand- ed. Steven Frank then came back to score his second goal of the night unassisted. Bowmanville put on a good try in the last minutes of the game but just could not buy a goal. The game was a goal- tenders duel, with#Ed Sallows and Kevin Gibson turning out an outstanding performance. UNEMPLOYMENT DOWN Cainadaq's uniempiloymen(nt raite, seasonajll adjusted, dropped from 6 percent in September to 5.8 percent in Octoher. Ontario, British Col- umbia and Quebec registered the biggest decline in un- empînyment. 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