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!SPO)TALiK J SHEIDA COLEG - ill623-3303 i SHERDAN OLLEE - illbe presenting Dockside Fashions at this year's BoatShow at the Coliseum Building, Toronto, which runs antil Sunday, January 19. Included will be a wedding ensemble, complete with gowns for 'the bridai attendants and mothers -of the bride and groom. Also shown will be swimwear, sportswear, and foui weather gear. For the sportsman there are over 1,000. boats on display, and for the children, the antics of the model boats display at the Model Boat Pool. Mary B3rown's Win Twoa In Weekend EncountAo-e On Saturday, Jan. 4th, Mary Brown's Toros travelled to Cobourg and beat the home team by a score of 5-1. Bowmanville scored twice in the first period on goals by Chris Michelson and Bobby Canfield with Mike Bail and Ray Cummings getting one assist each. In the second period, each club scored once. Bowman- ville's third goal was scored by Ray Cummings from Scott Masters. In the final period Cobourg continued to attack but Toros broke everythîng up that the home team triecd to put together. The-Toros put the game out of reach when Scott Masters scored twice in the closing minutes of the game and left with a final score of 5-1. The next day, Mary Browns played Oshawa Red Wings and upset their club by a score of 4-1. Scott Masters scored twice for the Toros and Scott .Heard scored once as he took the puck from his own end through the entrie Red Wings team to put the light on. Chris Michelson also found the target for the Toros as he scored on a wrist shot whîle in full stride with assists going to Chuck Nash and Jay Sweet. The Toros play host this Saturday Jan. llth at 12 noon against the undefeated team of Bay Ridges. Franks Maul Muttons Brooks Beat by B.L. Oliver Franks held on to a two point lead for top spot this week by touncing Muttons 7-2. his charges working-as they extended their unbeaten streak tg 12, not losing a game since Oct. 27. Steve Burns, regaining his old form alter 'a long layoit due to injury, led the attack for Franks with two goals and two assifs. Gary Wilson also potted two with Paul Forsey, Ted Brown and Bryan Hughes each supplying one. Scoring for Mvuttons were Irv Gill and Larry Permis. Muttons have been plagued by absenteeism Ah year but are expected to be very trouble- some fmom here to and including the play-offs. Brooks kept pace with the league leaders by besting Spencers 6-3. Doug Crough (ýwho will be enteing bospital this week for a knee opera- f ionV was eally flying as hie set-ïup 5 ofBrks6ga. The league's leadinig scorer, Legilon Bowling Team Stand ings 1q1"ýcliffe 5 pts, 5289 pins; ý aàek 4, 5252; Patner 2, 5494; Sheehan 1, 5131. High Single Bemnice Partner ......... 260 High Triple Bemnice Partner ý...... .. 729 High Average Bernice Partner ......... 220 Top 10 Averages Bernice Partner 220, Joan Suteliffe 213, Diane Howarth 201, Ann Plazek 196, Iene Whitney 192, Hilda Simnick 187, Kay Barmett 187, Mary Gray 186, Mary Bates 185, Dorothy Oke 182. Spencers Rick Woolner, upped his total to 18 goals and 22 assists scoring two andassisting on one. Ken Holmes also scored two with Phil Johnson and Brian Rowe each netting one. On Spencers side of the sheet , t was Dave'Green, Doug Smart and Barry Oliver supplying the scoring. Spen- cers have also had their problems this year with the cuiprit being flot being able to finish-off their plays around the net. As with' Muttons, Spencers have the talent and are sure to be beard from before it's ahl over. Next Sunday Spencers and Muttons Face-off at 9:00 witb Brooks and Franks meeting at 10: 15 a.m. Men's Major Bowling League Top 10 Averages Wayne Coombes 271, Les Smale 269, John Luffman 267, Murray Tighe 255, Larry Piper 254, Russ Oke 253, Doug Carter 252, Dave Reynolds 251 Dick Perfect 250, John Carter 249. Team Standings Lander Hardware 3469 pins, 3 pts; Jury and LovelI 3381, 3; Rice Bowl 3574, 2; Osborne and Shank 3426, 2; Dykstra's Food 3413, 2; Beaver Lumber 3409, 2; Percy's Fina 3389, 1; I.GA. 3388, 1; Pepsi Cola 3378, 1; Frank's Variety 3326, 1; Cowan Pontiac Buick 3199, 0; Ken's Mens' Wear 3150, 0. High Single Dick Perfect............ 316 High Triple Wayne Coombes ......... 811 Let's Put Our Hand in Your -Pocket We guarantee to save you a few honest dollars and make you extremely happy at the quality men's wear that we give you. Sure, we are talking about MURRAY JOHNSTON'S 1/2 YEARýLY SALE of fine winter wearables from your skin out. SALE STARTS FRI. 17TH JANUARY JOIN THE HAPPY GANG at Murray Johnston's Men's Wear. (Oshawa) Limited WeII Known Young Oshawcv Skcters Win Titie Wood Transporters Lose Twvo, Tie O-ne The H.L. Wood Transport Minor Bantams had a tough week as they only managed a tie' in three games. On Wednesday, the Toros travelled to Markham where they were shutout 3 to 0. Bowmanville played an excel- lent game but could not budge the twine behind the. solid Markham Goaltending. The game was the best that the Toros have played against the tough Markham squad. Mike Buttonshaw played a strong game in the Toro nets. On Saturday,,second p ace Ajax came to the local ice palace for an encounter with the Toros. The fans in the building witnessed an exciing 3-3 tie as both teams played wide open hockey. Ajax Jump- ed into a 2-0 lead early in the first. Ken Cowle, on a play set up Murray Ruddy and Bill Writ brought the local squadt within one before the first period ended. Paul Cas- cannette set up Wayne Pres- ton for the equalizer early in the second. Ajax took the lead again before the middle frame ended. Wayne Preston banged Ladies' Major Top 10 Averages O. Patfield 265, J. Brown 263, D. Bradley 234, F. Bradley 221, K. Hayes 221, F. Land 218, M. Flintoff 216, N. Evans 216, C. Bowers 214, T. Forrester 212. High Triple O. Patfield .............. 795 11 High Single J. Brown............. 307 Team Standings O. Patfield - 3073, 3; Depew - 2926, 3;> Bowers - 3245, 2; J. Patfield 2911, 2; Forrester - 28 15, 2; D. Bradley - 2719,2 Moor - 272, ; Lad -2752, 1; Flintoff - 2645, 1; F. Bradley - ý578,ý 1; Davis - 2738, 0; Evans - 2622, 0. home his second goal of the, night to tic the game with less than 5,minutes lef t in the final period. Murray Ruddy picked up his second assist of the game on theplay. The Transporters played Whitby on Sunday and were trounccd 7 to 1 by the hustling Whitby team. It was a night whcn nothing went right, for the Toros. Scott Sellers scored the only Bowmanville goal on a blast from the blue line. Paul Cascagnette and Murray Rud- dy drew assists on the play. The Toros play in Cobourg Thursday night with Oshawa Hamblys providing the oppo- sition Saturday in an exhibi- tion game in Bowmanville. Minor H1ockey Resuits Jan. 6th, 1975 Pee Wee Cable TNV.--Dan McMullen, 2 for Paul Cooke, Gord De- Jager, James Martin, Steve Maguire, Assists, 2 for Nick Keith, Paul Cooke, Steve Maguire, Gord DeJager. Rangers-1-B. Bell, Assist, S. Laurion. Ban tam Oshawa Paving-3-2 for Car- ruthers, Ayre, Assist, 2 for Carruthers, James. Huskies-3-Earl 'Doyle, Mike Foster, Doug Pickell, Assist for, Doug Pickell, AI Howard, Wayne Whitcm an, Earl Doyle. Jan. 7th Tyke Cable T.V.-3- Grcg Watson 2 goals, Sean McKnight 1, Assists to Glen Duncan, Tracy Stephens, Doug Doxtater. Bon Rae Develp-1-Mike Ko- zar, Assist to Derek Clark., Hornets-2-Rick Martin, Kevin - Build WaiIs - InstalilInsulation .,Waterproof - Panel WaIIs -Instail Ceiîings - Trim &Decorate Sign Up Now By Calling 728-1611 OR 728-1617 Rustic WalInut SReal Wood Panel Original Price 16.83 CLEAANCE$10,99 DAMAGED PANELS The Canadian Statesmnan, Ba Clark, Assists to S tephen Brown, Tom McLaughlin, shut out to Don Hayes. Consumers Gas-0-. Pee Wee Rice Bowl-5-Steve Wearn, Drew Kerney 2, Mike Josk- oski, Allen Turney, Assist to Ted Witherspoon, Sid Fed- dema, Ab Vandergast, 2 Mike Joskoski, Shut' out for J. Callacutt. Canadians-0-. Bantams Hires Root Beer-5-Glen Ferrili 2, Gary Guthris, Paul Hodgson 2, Assist, Brian Dennis 2, Pete White, Neil Osborne, Doug Brooks. Marianna-1-Carol Smith. Jan. 8, 1975 Bantam Hocken's Real Estate-2-Lux- ton, Linton, Assist, Linton, Sheehan. Brocks B.P.-5-2 for Dennis Sobil, Steve Muisman, Bill Lambert, Steve Mayberry, Assist, Steve Simpson,, Glen, Miller, Gord Sharp. Oshawa Paving-5-2-for Jim Brown, 2 for Scott Collocutt, John Ayre. Hire Root Beer-3-Neil Os- boumne, Brian Dennis, Glen Ferl. Jan. 9th Girls Hockey Purple-4-Sandy Mackey, Paula Ferrili, 2 for Shelley Leddy. Bluppers-2-Joan Perfect, Ka- thy Dennis. Vic Metal-2-Scott Murdock, Glen Klompmaker. Gary's Sports-3-Wayne Mut- ton, 2 for Robert Geidlinger. Kool Enterprises-9-Brian Grobgo, Brent Neil, 4 for Chris Dreossi, B. Etzinger, 2 for Steven Sarginson. Foi esters-1-Edward Bird. Atoms Jeffreys-1-Steve Thompson. SNUV NW jASSOCIATE STOR Barbara Underhill and Jim Sorocin of Oshiawa caàptured the novice pairs titie in the Eastern Canadian figure skating championships at Oshaw'a on Thursday night and will now compete in the Canadian championships at Quebec City later this month. They are well knoWn here,- having been the featured guest skaters at BoWmanville skating club's carnival. This photo was taken before their performance on Thursday When they posed With their coach Anna Forder, also a champion skater before she turned prof essional. Ron-d-*y ThîeIe in Eagle' Nt Hlas Bîg Ngt'as wPort Hope Almost HI f Score Sheetr Randy Thiele bas a great night in goal for the Red Eagles when he kept tlhe Port Hope Panthers scoreless until late in the second period. Boyd Knox opened the, scoring for Bowmanville un- assisted. Jeff Legere scored the second goal shortly aftcr- wards,, and then Knox came rushing hack to score bis second goal of the evening. At the,13 minute mark, Rory Gibbs scored the 4tb goal to end the scoring in the first pcriod.. Hall way through the second pcriod, Boyd Knox scored again for the Fagles and at the 12 minute mark, Dean Morgan Sut the Panthers on the score oard wbcn be outwitted Thiele. Io the third period, scoring was scarce as the goahies were kcpt busy but, Rory Gibbs finally came througb witb bis second goal to end the scoring4 of' the evening giving the Eaglcs a wcll carned victory 6-1. Thicle in net for the Eagles was a busy boy as were Jeff Gilmer and Kevin Tyndal who sbared the goalie duties for the Panthers. Next home game will be against Port Perry Flamingos on Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Doug Parkin, Qucen St. won the $30 draw and Jini Burtch, Scugog St. won the lucky pogram's $5. W.FrnsMaoPewe BigM l Tora et tLnsy Playing the best ail out team ed, Chuck Welsh scored unas- son and Steve Braun. Scoring effort thus far this season sisted. Playing well in nets the only 2 goals of the second Frank's took the Grand was Paul Lavigne. and playing a strong game Championship at Lindsay oni A real tight contest was for was Rob DcBoo. Assists on Sunday. the "A" division champion- Rob's first goal were Chuck Complctely dominating the ship and our boys came Welsh and Stan Greenham first game on Sat. against through once more against and on the second were Welsh Renfrew and winning 11-1. Kingston "Centre 70". and Simpson. Scoring in- the Goal scorers in this game Opening. the scoring was thîrd for Toros was Rick were Rick Simpson with 3, Marty Stover for Centre 70 at Simpson assisted by Rob scoring 2 were Darrell Goud- the five minute mark. Frank's DeBoo and Dale Broome. With ey, Chuck -Welsh and Rob scored late in the first on a but three minutes left Steve DeBoo. Single tallies went to goal by Carl Chambers assist- Beirnes beat Paul Lavigne Randy MacDonald and Stan cd by Brent Clemens. We eliminating his chances of a Greenham. Assists were Steve scored the only goal of the well deserved shut out. Final Braun - 3, Chuck Welsh, Brent second on a nice passing play score was Frank's 4 and Clemens, Rick Simpson with 2 goal by Chuck Welsh from Rob Oshawa 1. This was a big each and singles to Darrcll DeBoo and Rick Simpson. accompliment for a group of Goudey, Kevin Noble, Ranidy Centre 70 tied the score in the tired boys being their 3rd MacDonald, Rob DeBoo, Stan third and made for a great game in one day and only Greenham, Terry Riggers and two way to the end of the Oshawa's 2nd game. An alI Dale Broome. Sharing the period and scnding the game star certificate was given to goaltending was Mark Shack- ino overtime. From the the most valuable player from elton and Paul Lavigne. faceof f at centre Rick Simp- each and Rick Simpson won it Playing on Sunday morning son moved the puck into the for our Tor os. against a hard hitting Leamri- o p position end and fired a shot Our next league game is ington tcam '1oros up with a that won the game for Thurs. night against Bay big win by a 3-1 score. A good Bowmanville after. only t Ridges and then weý travel to two way battle, was staged seconds of overtime. Playing Delhi for the Tobacco Growers unitil mîd way through the a great game in goal was, Hockey Tournament. final period when Rick Simp- Mark Shackelton. son scorcd on a pass from Going on to dominate the Chuck Welsh while Leaming- play in their third game of the Nih li k Luit Wver T-Uiiii~ . W Anuf.,ght HawksCnmna minutes later Welsh sco,,red what turned out to beý the winner with assists to Darremli Goudey andi Stan Greenhiam. Leamington came right back with a quick goal making if 2-1. Witb only a minute and a haIf lcFt and Toros sbortband- ship putting "A" Champions Bowmanvifle againsf "AA" Champions Oshawa. Toros fook complete control of the game and opencd the scoing at the il minute mark of the firsi with Darreil Goudey scoring assists to Rick Simp- High Single A. Lorusso ........ ..... 288 High Triple M. Bates............... 653 Team Standings M. Bates 4, B. Smith 3, A. Lorusso 3, J. Burton, 1, 1. Wright 1, M. Trimble 0. lwmanvil1e, January 15, 1975 7 Marianna-2-Greg Dreossi, Ron Grabko. Jan. lOth Atam Kinsman-O-. Lions-5- 3 for 1Rolf Geisier, Kevin Anyin, Robbie McKay, IShut out for John Kadteyn. Franks-1-Marty Erwin. Fisk Fuel-2-C owie, Calvin Yeo. Jan. llth Pee Wee Hires Root Beer-3-R. Howe, R. Crossey, J. Sallows. Kinsman-3-Wayne Porter, 2 for Brock Bain. Franks-6-Andy Paton, Jeff Canfield, Jef f Dann, 2 for Terry Deluck, Brian Canfield. Nichols Motors-2- 2 for Garf McQuaid, Assist Bill Brooks. »Cable T.V.-1-Dan MeMullen,- Assist Kevin Anderson. 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