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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 29, 1976 I o L * 623-3303aI FLASHBACK - 25 YEARS AGO - Bowmanville Barons defeated Orono Orphans 10-5 in an exhibition hockey game here on Saturday evening. Goal scorers for Bowmanville were Don Gilhooly, Maxie Yourth, Bob Bird, Harvey Lunney, Larry Chant, Dean West and Don Masterson. FLASHBACK -le YEARS AGO - Lowell MacDougal won high single 369 for the sche- dulein the Men's Major Bowling _League. AI Osborne had the high average with 247 for 48 games. COURSES- in hunter safety, fencing, small engines, home and cottage plumbing are beinig ofrdby the Durham Board of Education. For further information phone 576-4600, ext. 318. WINTARIO'S- next draw will be held in Kingston on January 6th.* There is a rumor thatone of the February draws will be held here in the new high sehool. WINNERS - of the Lion's Club Hockey ticket draw for the Maple Leaf games in January are Wally Pitt, Carl Wienecke, Jim Cryderman, Bill Eby, Jack Taylor, John Jeffrey, George Vice, AI Strike, Doug Hayes, and Lindsay Terreau. For Oshaw,,a Generals games: - Ken Lloyd, Ted Roberts, Orv Climenhaga, Bruce Dove, Lloyd Stainton and Alf Redknap. RACES - on .Ianuary 8th and 9th the S.T.P. Kawartna International races will be held at the Morrowý Park Raceway, when world top drivers will be racing for $22,500 in cash and awards. QUESTION What is the record for most consecutive first place finishes in the N.H.L.? P ANS WER - The Detroit Red Wings holds the P record of seven consecutive N.H.L. first place t( finishes, and correspondingly, the Prince of Wales- Trophy. This amazing feat occurred in the 1948-49 to 1954-55 period, incl. SKI CLUBS- in this area have been for- tunate in having enough snow to operate. Whistler and Grouse Mountains have been vfrtually shut-down, due to unseasonableI wet weather. Colorado has also had very poor weather with losses expected to run in the millions. Oshawa Ski Club bas a tow season' ticket which is great savings and very worth- Ù while. f IBy D.M. Dineen, Chief Librarian, Newcastle Public Library Board "The New Year, ike an Infant Heir to the -whole world, was waited for, with wel- comnes, presents and rejoîc- ings." Charles Dickens. With the New Year upon us, why not resolve to read more,, to devehop a new hobby or even to decide to do-it-yourself more often. Or maybe it's time you just took life a little easier, put your feet Up and got involved in the latest murder mystery. AI Jolson by Michael Freedland Jolson was known as th-e "worhd's greatest entertain- er" and no one bas ever really been bis equal since. This is a warm and friendlly look at bis career, bis personal life and the times be lived in. Collecting Model Soldiers by John G. Garratt This hobby is raffidlv grnw- TIRE &J MSERVICE S299 DEAN AVE. OSHAWA BEAT ing anci as anyone involved can tel, you, it is truly absorbing. A history of such models is included with photo- graphs and descriptions of many types of models as well as information on collection and display. The curious world of twins by Vincent and Margaret Gaddis This is a fascinating book of facts; and anecdotes about multiple births. Twins are born together and many 1surprisingly- die at approxi- mately the same time, devel- ope the-,same diseases even when miles and years apart and occasionally commit simi- lar crimes. An entertaining and interesting book., Alone with me by Eartha, Kitt Kitt's experiences have ranged from raising organie vegetables,' dancing with the Katherine Graham troupe, to being a Hollywood actress and a socialite in Washington. She is witty, funny and at times sad and so this autobiography is well worth reading. Make a New Year's resolu- tion and see what there is at the library-after ail you may be pleasantly surprised. O WASCO VOLKSWAGEN LTD . Porsche + Audi "The Ployer of the Week"# JOE HUMENICK .10e played an outstandinq game with one assist on Sun day night in Bowmanvi IIe's Memorial Arena. The Port Darlington Red Eag les had a 4-3 victory over the Port Perry Fla mingos. We Rent Buses- Campers- Vans- Beeties - Rabbits - Audis Starting as Iow as $7.0O a day, and 7c a mile. 1425 Dundas66-33 Wlb The "7?'s"acr. Herel On Sunday night, Port Darlington Marina-Hotel Eagles came up with a-close 4-3 win over short-handed Port Perry Flamingos who-gave them a tough workout. This goal was the winner, coming in the third period after some hard work along the boards by Jerry Johnson. Linemate Gary Cox scored with assists to Ted Puk and Johnson. Jr. C. Eagles Wîni43Suae Over Flamingos Of PorPey In O-ne of Best Games of Seasqon By Don Wilcox Bowmanville Port Darling- [n Marina and Hotel Junior C's eked out a 4 to 3 win over fe Port Perry Flamingos unday night on home ice,. The ,as saw dlean, fast skating ind good- passing especially ýe f'irst two periods with lIam-ingo;s whlo had only 12 h!ayers dressed,, skating tride for1 stride with Eagles. Referee Ah Dick in the iliday spirit handed out only ;en minors to Eagles and ight to Flamingos with the ime taking less than two irnes to beplayed. With this win, Eaghes contin- jtheir first place-royal battle vith Port Hope, Eagles slip- ing back into first by one )oint alter Panthers went iead hast week with wins ver Uxbridge and Stouffville. Eagle goalie Lenny Chap- ell came up with two big ove saves to help his team hrough early first perîod ough spots while his mates ere skating out the big th Su an ti Fi pl st' ho se, eiï wi pir ah pe. g]( ti we turkey dinners. Flamingos got on the score board first, a picture play. Doug Christie faked the shot then passed to the uncovered John Scott who blinked the red light. Gord Scott also assisting for the only first period Port-1Perry went i1,ahead by two earlyý in the second period on loose clearing by Eaghes, James Webster scoring unas- sisted. Eagles took the play to' Port Perry with Ted Puk scoring on a close in play assisted by Gai y Cox and Tom Spieher. Rory Gibbs scored the tying goal assisted by AI Emard and Joe Humenick, sending, the teams to their dressing rooms tied after two periods. Boyd Knox gave Eagles the lead early in the third assisted by Rory, Gibbs. Eagles went ahead by two and the game winner after some hard work along 'the boards by Jerry Johnson, Gary Cox scored on a low drive assisted by Line- mates Ted Puk and Jerry Leogue All Stars Down Cobourg In Third, Annuol Event By Don Wilcox The Central Ontario Junior C Third annual Ail Star game was staged in Cobourg, Mon- day, Dec. 27th, with the league All Stars, up against Cobourg Cougars. It turned out to be a welh played game witb Cou- gars turning in a strong checking game holding the fine shooters to a 5-3 count with some superb first baîf goaltending by vetran Ron Fowler in Courgars net. In a game where the tendency is to follow the play of your own home team, missing some of the excellent plays by your opponents, an appreciation can be gained watcbing this game, noting there are several fine players throughout this league. And to prove there is stfili room for the smahl men in hockey, two of tbe selections as Stars of the game were just, that, small men. Cobourg counted the first goal, Tom Sharpe from Steve Witeveen, the, only shot to get by Eagles Lenny Chappell in net for the first period. Speedster Frankford's Jean Doucette thed the count ýassist- ed by inemnates Rory Gibbs and Ted Puk. In the second, Stars went abead on a power play goal, Ted assisted- from Port Hope's Drad Davis and Barry Roy. Cougars' Ken Stevenson got the tying goal assîsted by Jack Morris and Randy Saghuce. Jean Doucette got the go ahead goal setup by Rory Gibbs to finish the second period. Cougars tied the score earhy in the third. John Buckley fromn Rick Stevenson and Tim Fontain. The Port Perry line took over for the Stars, -the game winner and insurance goals by Doug Christie with Gord Scott and John Scott assisting on botb. The Tbree Stars of the game for each team were Cobourg goaler Ron Fowher, defensive centre Ken Stevenson and Left Winger Doug Choimnere. For the Stars, mini speedster Frankford's right winger Jean Doucette, Bowmanville play- maker centre Rory Gibbs and Port Perry's dead -eye centre Doug Christie. Witb this win in the records for Coach Bill Cosburn he can return to the big task at hand tryingto nail down first place in the league, no easy job. Selecs Nip' On Thursday, Dec. 23rd, Bowmanville's Mr. Submar- mne Selects defeated Oshawa Lake Vista by a 3-2 count. Russ Hogg opened the scoring in the first period assisted by Robbie McKay. Oshawa tied tbe score before Hugh Francis put the Selects into the lead assisted by Hogg. In the second period Jeff Logan scored wbat proved to be the winner assisted by Marty Erwin and Hugb Fran- cis. With four minutes remain- ing Groat scored bis second goal for Oshawa but it was too little too late and the Mr. Subs beld on for the bard earned victory. Randy Goudey and Scott O'Neih again sbared the goal- tending duties and played a good game. Next game for the Selects will be Sunday Janu- ary 2nd at Hampton. Con. Foresters Bowlintg Team 1. Harold Michelson, Team 6. Mel .Rozema, Bey. Glen Prout, Margi Pollard Alldread', John Serrurier, Peter Buma Crystal Santerre,. Ralph Bourmeester, Henny Reg Langley. Hartgers, Pat Rightmeyer. Team 2. John Luffman, Mllt Team 7. Ross Hall, Chris Dakin, Linda Cryderman, Ted Duguay, Jake Kapteyn, Gary Alldread, Eve Card, Mabel GriTl'in, Flo Potter, Kathy Mavin, Vi Langley. Hilts. Team 3. Charles Rundle, Team 8. Jim Robinson, Jeanne Spear, George Spear, Robert Carswell, Rita Van- Bill Alldread, Andy Bonsma, Goor, Pauline Cornish, Normi Elaine Shane. Hilts, Albert Mavin. Team 4. Phyllis Ward, John Team 9. Gloria Smith, Gail Hilts, Gord Langley, Bill Gregg, Fred Ward, Bill Buma, Williams, Hetty Kapteyn, Bey Minnie Van Der Brock, Dar- Applegath, Shirley Hone. lene Ferguson. Teamh 5. Howie Pollard, May Team 10. Arnold VanGoor, Alldread, Sharon Robinson, Ann Emmett, Bob Spear, Eleanor Hilts, Jim Whiteford, George Hartemink, Elsie Don Sheehan. Prout, Anna Marie Coutts. Junior C Top 10 Scorers (as of Dec. 25th, 1976) UBVERTY BELLES BOWLING Team 1. Capt. J. Spear, B. Forsey, C. Harrison, H. Nihili, A. Meek, E. Clark. Team 2. Capt. M. Pearce, F. Sleep, U. Miller,' K. Blanc- hard, J. Therteil, R. Dickin- son, H. Rundie. Team 3. Capt. C. Roberts, J. Phillips, M." MacDonald, M. Schamerhorn, M. Colville, J.' Bird, L. Beers. Team 4. Capt. Ann Bons, H. Piper, D. Bond, D. Welsh, S. Wilson, C. Wilton, A. Berry. Team 5. Capt. E. Bragg, R. Fice, P. Lunn, G, Gallant, M. Kent, M. Henning, D. Palmer. Team 6. Capt. P. Forsey, J. Eisan, D. Adams, H. Sheehan, J. Martin, F. Allen, M. Almey. Team 7. Capt. S. Robinson, M. Horstman, D. Foran, I. Davis, S. Souch, P. Fallis, B. Jewers. Team 8. Capt. E. Dadson, H. Cook, L. Tripp, K. Stephens, E . Austiin, E. Coombes, A. Osborne. Team 9. Capt. W. Coombes, M. McDonald, P. Cornish, C. Snowden, F. Dimbleby, G. Nicholîs, R. Morris. Team 10. Capt. J. Chant, J. MeMullen, D. Fox, R. Junkin, J. Harness, B. Crossey, B. Morgan. Team 11. Capt. M. Gibson, M. Lewis, H. Bickle, 0. Harding, B. Sierhuis, L. Oke, J. Rowe. Team 12. Capt. May Ail- dread, H. Dunn, H. Jacob, E. O'Neil M. Abernethy, B. Hooper, H. Smith. Merry Christmas and Happy New.Year. Hydro Rates Up in Team G.P. Goals Assists PiM P.H. 24 27 34 55 Bow. 23 28 29 66 Bow. 22 21 36 101 P.H. 23 27 25 16 Bow. 23 25 27 44 P.P. 21 27 19 66 Frank 21 20 20 13 Bow. 19 12 28 59 Lind. 21 18 18 28 P.H, 23 17 20 46 P.H. 21 13 24 41 Lind. 21 18 18 28 Sto. 18 23 12 31 Cob. 24 23 12 53 Hydro rates for Newcastle increas-ein the cost of buying village have been increased wholesale power from Ontario 19.9 per cent, according to the Hydro. village PUC manager, Ev Hie said hast year's increase Jenkins. a enith egbuod Mr. Jenkins said hast week ofad6ber ent.enihbuho that the increase would come of1pecnt into effeet January 1, 1977 but dv ri1 2 , e that customers wouldn't no- d e ti g . tice the higber rates until the bis came out in February. I ep o Mr. Jenkins said that theI hep yu increase was necessary be u compare. cause of a rougbly 30 per cent 1 I Individual Leaders Brad Davis 1 Ted Puk Rory Gibbs Barry Roy Gary Cox Doug Christie Tim Neron Boyd Knox Bob Craig Phil Taylor Tim Hargreaves John Ingrain Kevin Barrick Ken Stevenson -Village Newcastle