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FLASHBACK -25 Years Ago. At the B.H.»S. Com- mencement Exercises on Friday night, awards were made to the champions of the Inter-School Track and Field meet betwee~n Bowmanville, Port Hope and Cobourg Schools. The boy's champions were Junior, John Fowler, -Intermediate Lloyd Coverly, runner's-up, Bruce Cole and Ken Kelly. Senior Joe McGiIl, runner-up Ivan Woolley. Girls champions were Junior, Barbara Bathgate, run- ner-up Pat Conway, Senior, Dot Hockin. FLASHBACK - 10 Vears Ago. A gymnastic class for boys 7-13 years of age has started at Lord Elgin School with Doug Sleep as instructor. SYLVIA RUEGGER - 0F Clarke High School and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ulrich Ruegger, R.R. 3, Newcastle , will compete in Vancouver, on Satur- day, November the l8th in the All Canadian Cross Country meet. Sylvia placed fourth in the All- Ontario meet in Toronto on Sunday, October lSth, advancing her, along with five other Ontario athietes to the Vancouver meet. We wish Sylvia all the best. CONGRATULATIONS - to the Bowma nville Junior Redmen football team and their coach Dave Schwalm who, went through the -Lake Ontario Secondary School Association (L.0O. S.S.A.) regular season undefeated to advance them to the play- offs. Meeting Donevan Blue Devils on Tuesday of last week Paul Roughley, Steve Veinot and Brook Cole led B.H.S. -to a 28-6 win. ARENAS- in the area were kept busy on Sun- day evening. At Darlington Arena, public skating goes every Sunday, starting at seven. Orono Arena had Atom teams practising, Newcastle Arena saw the Newcastle Men's Hockey League in action, which starts at 6:30 with three games played, and at Bowmanville theRed Eagles, Jr. C. team were playing Uxbridge, with a 50-50 cash draw each Sunday nigbt. RETRIEVERS - will be working out at the Cold Creek Conservation Area, on Sunday, November l2th. The Members of the Labrador- Owners Club will conduct the dog trials between 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. The, public is invited to watch the ac- tivities in the Conservation Area, whether ramn or shine, since the retrievers adapt to all weather conditions. The Cold Creek Conservation Area, is located midway between Bolton and Nobleton, three kilometres north of the King Sideroad, on Concession Road il. THE MINISTRY - of Transportation and Com11- wunicationis bas aîinouncied that its Wliter Road Reporting Ser-vice for the public went into operation on Novemiber 6. The Road Information Centre at Toronto and the Ministry's 18 district offices throughiout the province have up-to-date information on the condition of all provincial and secondary highways 24 hours a day, seven days a week during the winter months. Information on winter road conditions may be obtained arounid the dlock by telephoning the following MTC offices in Ontario. Toronto - 248-3561, Chatham' 354-7504, London 681-2047, Stratford 271-3550, Hamilton 639-2427, Owen Sound 376-7350, Barrie 800-265-3120, Port Hope 885-6381, Kingston 544- 2220, Ottawa 745-7049, Bancroft 332-3220, Hunts- ville 789-2391, North Bay 474-0044, New Liskeard 647-6761, Cochrane 272-4333, Sudbury 522-9380, Sault Ste Marie 256-5682, Thunder Bay 577-6451, Kenlora 46)8-64194. SUNDAY -,November l2th, the popular precision team of Upper Canada Rifles will again be providing demonstrations of old-time musket use and hand gun drill work, at the Cold Creek Conser- vation Area. The demonstrations, which begin at 11:00 a. m. and continue to 3:00 p.m., will include a simulated "Buffalo Shoot." In this action, unit members balance their rifles on crossed sticks and fire the muzzle loader at targets 100 yards away. Cold Creek is located midway between Bolton and Nobleton, three kilometres north of the King Sideroad, on Concession Road il. BOWLING - in the Eastern ontario Men's Major Travelling Bowling League contest recently Ron Filion led Ajax Plaza to an 18-12 victory over Bowmanville with a final score of 1,360. For Bow- manville, Bob Burley rolled 1,114 for 47 frames, and Ron Etcher rolled 735 in 31 frames. Night Hawks Bowling Leogu. A Whale of a Catch by Amazed Fisherman William Carr, an Oshawa resident, caught this Newcastle Village and the fish tips the scales at monster in Wilmot Creek last Friday, afternoon. It about 38 pounds. The fish has been identified as a was pulled in at the railway bridge near salmon. Briai 17-5 Gm By Don Wjý,lcox Bowmanville Port Darling- ton Marina and Hotel Junior Cs played the Litti e Britain Merchants'recently in the new Little Britain Community Centre with the Eagles out- scoring the home team by a 7 - 5 count. The Eagles had two new players in the lineup. They were Jerry Leddy who came Up through the local ranks from novice to juvenile start- ing this season with Richmond Hill and Stu Roberts who cornes from the Oshawa Junior Bs where he played last season and started this season. Jerry is the kind of player who knows where the opposi- tion's net is and if you knock hlm down he just pops up for more. Goaltender Stu Roberts had the good fortune of piaying OMHA championship teams during hîs minor years. The Eagles also had Brian Dennis and Paul Bernard in the lineup from the juvenile ranks and both players turned in a good effort. The Eagles were short staffed due to injuries and absentees. Defenceman Tom Dwyer came off the injupy list to play his first league game and Tom showed littie effects of being oui of action, checking and moving the puck well. The Eagles' p assing game was lacking its usual efficiency in this encounter with most players eiecting to over- stickhandle, not passing the puck to the open man. Little Britain opened the scoring when Jamie Casey's point drive beat Stu Roberts. Casey was assisted by Bob Walden and Tim Pearson. Jerry Johnson tied the count on a low siapper. The Merchants went ahead on a powerplay by Terry Jewell assisted by Dale Jewell. Jerry Leddy tied the score before the end of the first period, set up perfectly by Jerry Johnsonl. In the second period the E agies went, ahead on a go-ahead goal by Dan Strike, after Wayde Preston carried the puck around, the -net, passing to Strike in the siot. Gerald Brunt started the play in a powerplay effort. John Kane fired a low point drive beating Bill Callaghan in the Little Britain net from a draw won by Gerald Brunt. Ralph Cryderman gave the Eagles a three-goal lead on a pinpoint pass from Don The Bowmanville Cleaners presents the Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association - Weekly Schedule - ail V l l DARLINGTON SPORTS CENTRE Wednesday, November 8th 7:00 p.m. - Major Midget Oshawa vs. Bowmanvilie (League) Saturday, N ovemiber 11lth 5:00 p.m. - Atom 2nd - To Be Announced 6:00 p.m. - Major Pee Wee Bay Ridges vs. Bowmanville (League) 7:30 p.m.- Minor Bantam Whitby vs. Bowmanville (League) 9:00 p.m. - Midget 2nd Port Perry vs. Bowmanville (League) Monday, November l3th 7:00 p.m. - Major Midget Ajax vs. Bowmanville (League) 8:45 p.m. - Juvenile - Ajax vs. Bowmanville (League) BOWMANVILLE MEMORIAL ARENA Saturday, November 11lth 4:00 p.m. - Novice Peterborough vs. Bowmanville (League) 5:00 p.m. - M inor Atom Ajax vs. Bowmanville (League) 6:00 p.m. - Major Atom Cobourg vs. Bowmanville (League) 7:00 p.m. - Pee Wee 2nd Uxbridge vs. Bowmanville (League) 9:00 p.m. - Minor Midget Bay Ridges vs. Bowmanville (League) Saturday, November l8th, Skate-A-Thon for al1 Bowmanville Minor Hockey Teams Please Support A Skater Bowmanvillie Cleaners Ltd. 84 King St. West "lWe specialize in Shirt Laundering'." 623-5520 Farrow with Paul Bernard also assisting and Tom Dyer. starting the play. The Eagles let up at this point and the Merchants took advantage when Kevin Jenkins, Up fromn the Little Britain Midgets for this game, scored unassisted. Then Brian Walden scored fromn Greg Starr to narrow the Eagles lead to one goal late in the second period. The Eagles' powerplay clicked early in the third period with Dan Strike's point drive finding the mark. Strike was assisted by Brian Simpson and Don Farrow. Elroy Jewell of the Merchants eut the Eagles' lead assisted by Ray Hill and Terry Jewell. The Eagles' final goal by Jerry Leddy fromn an on-the- money pass by Ralph Cryderman gave Leddy a three-point night and a good start with the Eagles. The Eagles were assessed only two minor penalties. Crities who sometimes tag the teamn as being the villains of the league will have to change their thinking if the Eagles continue along this line. Ifý 299 DEAN ll~ i AVE. ll~Z~~IOSHAWA Chargex Carmsport Trailer Sales Hwy. 115 and 35 Newcastle 987-5174, 1977 and 1978 CHEVRON and HOLIDAY TRAILER Large selection of TRUC K -CAPS in stock SUPERIOR PROPAN E REFILL CENTRE High Single G. Dykstra 290. High Triple G. Vanson 732. Team Standing B. Ballantine, 22 points; A. Burgess, 19; A. Larusso, 17; M. Erwin, -15; G. Vanson, 12; M. Trimble, il. Gamnes Over 200 G. Vansoni - 245, 206, 281; C. Anger - 280; D. Campbell - 235; G. Dykstra - 290, 211; R. Erwin - 200; F. Vanstone - 225,; D. Verleysen - 231, 229; J.: Rowe - 227; D. Sallows - 201. i October 18, 1978 High Single R. Erwin 265. 1High Triple R. Erwin 625. Team Standings B. Ballantine, 17,666 pins, 22 points; A. Burgess, 17,519, 15, MII US about YOD Corne and tell us what you're looking for in a job. Tell us what you are today and what you want to be, tomorrow. Ask us if we can offer opportunities and challenges to matc h your needs. No obligations on either side. We'll be glad to talk. And we may have just what you're looking for. But you'Il neyer know until you ask. Visi t aur Mobile Riecruit&ing Unit Canada Manpower Centre Oshawa Nov. 1, 8915, 22, 29 10:00a.m. - 3- 00P. m. THE CANADIAN ARMED FORCES. M. Erwin, 16,871, 15; A. Larusso, 17,614, 13; M. Trimble, 16,461, 10; G. Vanson, 16,826, 9. Games Over 200 B. Ballantine -, 261; E. Howorko - 216; M. Lawson -" 242; M. Trimbie - 209; R. Erwin - 265, 200; B., Burgess 218, 236; J. Colmer - 211; 'j. Rowe - 216; K. Raiston - 216; D. Sallows - 225, M. Ellis- 200, iEART; FU~D I I The Staff at D,& R Sports and Ski Shop would like to urge ail their customers to "BooMt Bruce" On Monday, Nov. 13 Vote for and Elect Bruce CoIweII...l for Local Cou ncil in Wardl (Town of Bowmanville) A I