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FLASHBACK - 2e Years Ago. Oshawa Truckmen defeated Kingston Goodyears at the local arena on Saturday by a score of 6-1. Playing coach Ernie Dickens sparked his team with a three goal effort. Frank "Sonny!'- Hooper scored two goals. Les Colvin was in the nets for Oshawa. Also turning in great games were Scott, Samolenko, Peters and McBeth. FLASHBACK - 10 Years Ago. Whyte's Uphol- stering edged Coronation Cafe 35-32, and Hooper's Jeweller's defeated Stephen Fuels 45-26 in Town League Basketball action at the High School Gymnasium last Tuesday. Top shooters were Ed Hanewich and Bill Hay with 16 points each. Don Degazio 13, Jim Beam 18 and Dave Taylor 13. REMEMBER - if you would like to help a worthy cause, buy a $2 ticket to watch the Toronto Maple Leaf team practise at Civic Auditorium Oshawa, this Friday at il a.m. Dec. 29th. All proceeds go to Big Brothers and ýthe John Bosco Resident for Boys. SKI-CLUBS - at Oshawa Ski Club, Kirby and Devil's Elbow, Bethany are 110W open. The 5110W on Christmas Eve was most welcome, ensuring skiers of holiday skiing. CONGRATULATIONS - to Manfred Rever, Terry Beauvais, Mike Wilks, Kevin Reid, Chris Proeher, Fred Chasin, Ken Gilmer, Jake Zondervan, Allan Rosamond, Dayrell Rowe, Kyrke Innis, Paul Lane, Phillip Libby, Brad Kelly, coaches Bob Proie and Grant Yeo from the Pines Senior Public School on winning the Boys Kinsmen Invitational Volleyball Tournament. held December 8-9. Over 300 senior public schools participated with the girls' team from the Pines also winning the championship. PETERBOROUGH - Curling Club Ladies' Section will host the Southern Ontario Ladies' Curling Championship Playdowns from January l5th to l8th. For information on entering this tournament phone Mrs. Lorna Plunkett at 1-705- -799-6650 or the Peterboroughi Curling Club 1-705- 745-8252. HARNESS - racing on Sunday, September 9th, 1979 may be allowed if a motion is passed by Town of Newcastle Council as requested by the Durham Agricultural Society. A by-law will be necessary. MEMBERS - of the girl's volleyball champion- slip of the Pines Senior Public School team, who competed in the Kinismen Invitational Volleyball Tournament recent ly are Wendy Procher, Patty Blaschke, Donna Lowery, Judy Walker, Sherry Forbes, Alice Devos, Dianne Carr, Lisa Wind, Debbie Ripley, Becky Crockett, Megan Hurst, Wendy Couch, Coach Mary Hillaby. Congratula- Severyone. Basket bail Throw Winners Receive Their Trophies On Wedniesday, Dec. 20 the Van Dyk major midgets doubleil the score on- Stouff- ville at Darlington arena. The Realtors scored the only goal of the first period when Randy MacDonald deflected a point shot from Neil Jones. Rick Simpson also earned an assist on the goal. Stouffville jumped ahead to a 2 to 1 lead early in the second period only to have the score tied up again when Stan Greenham lugged the puck the length of the ice and scored unassisted. With just 29 seconds left in the middle frame Stouffville again took the lead when they scored their second power play goal of the night. The third period belonged to the Realtors as they started to put together some passing plays and as a resuit were able to score 4 unanswered mark- ers. The third period goals were scored by Stan Green- hami, Steve Braun, Chuck Welsh and Dale Broomne. Assits wnt t Bret Clmen everythin1but 11us-coulMnl e,, À A (2), Chuck Welsh, Ranc MacDonald, Kevin Nobl Dale Broome and Carl Char bers. The Realtors not only gi more goals than Stouffvil but they also doubled the opponents in the number1 penalties collected as the drew 9 infractions to Stouf ville's 4. 0f the three goaý scored by Stouffville 2 wer while Bowmanville was shoc handed. On Thursday, Dec. 21 th Van Dyk crew travelledt Ajax where they met a mue improved Ajax club wl concentrated considerabl more on their skating ai McGregorShphoer Kr"ckORPMarkkam 5m4 FoiIed bW Oshawa oGolie The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 27, 1978 9 previous encounters. When the tournament trail, where you couple this improvement they will run into some tough with the fact that Bowman- competition. Ken Cameron ville played haîf the game and Todd Balson played in net with players in the penalty box for Bowmanville and we the local lads were indeed missed our fast right Winger fortunate to corne home with a Dan Moriarity. Better luck tie. next time boys. Ajax opened the scoring at 4:23 of the first perîod only to tt Joseph'$ Bowling have Rick Simpson tie the score at one each when he December 17, 1978 tucked in a rebound with only Averages , one second left in the perioil. Roy Sandison 217, Arnold Assisting on Rick's goal were Vangoor 210, Mike Mason 202-, Randy MacDonald and Jeff Walter Burr 198, Bob Brown Sallows. 194, Jill Mason 194, Bill At 8:51 of the second peiod Holroyd 191, Les Hunt 191, Ajax again took the leadwhen Fran Ells 189, Don Powers 188,' the Bowmanville power play Marg King 188,! unit stood around waiting to go Teami Standing idy on the offence while the Ajax Arnold Vangoor, 41483s pins, le, forecheckers stormed their 76 points; Rita!Vangoor, 40487, m- net. This shorthanded marker 72; Mike Mason, 39828, 56; was the only score of the George Gibbs, 40467, 53; Barb got second period. Bugg, 39408, 48; Pat Russell, lle Just 47 seconds into the third 39875, 45; Les Hunt, 40063, 37; eir period the Realtors scored the Jeanne Spear, 38422, 31. of final goal of the game to tie the . Ladies High Triple iey score at 2 each. This was a Molly Horstman 696. If.- power play effort on which Ladies High Single ils Randy MacDonald did a nifty Jeanne Spear 264. ýre job of deflecting Stan Green- Men's High Triple rt ham's shot from the point past Arnold Vangoor 727. the Ajax goalie. Men's High Single ;he Mark Doyle andl Brook Cole Roy Sandison 262. to shared the goaltending chores ih for the Realtors with Brook Lde 4né ih ho making some spectacular nd pressure the tie for his npnà ltv oI Laaa Recently, at St. Stephen's School in Bowman- Shelly Geddes, Cathy Luke, Bernadette Francis ville there was a basketball throw competition and Jeff Know; absent, Doug Roy and Gary sponsored by-the Knights of Columbus Council. VanHout, At rear are three members of the coun- The winners were presented with trophies at the K cil who took part in the ceremony, M. McCarthy, of C meeting Monday, Dec. 8 at the St. Joseph's Jeff Boden and Rick Santomero. The winners, now Church. They are from left to right, front row,- advance to district finals in January. De Fauicet Midgets Have a Busy Weekenýd Oshawa AIl Season Sports were the guests of the Bow- manville Delta Faucet Midget No. 2 teamn on Saturday, December l6th at the Darling- ton Sports Centre, and pro- videil stiff opposition for the home team. Before this ex- hibition game was a minute old they caught our boys cold and quickly had a 2-0 lead. Stu Tymchuck scored first un- assisted for Ail Season Sports, then Kevin MacDonald from Kerry McComb andl Derrick Sharkey. Oshawa added another marker in the second period, Richard Dumas from Bob McGregor and Roger Wilson and held a 3-0 lead. Delta Camsport Trailer Sales Hwy. 15 and 35 Newcastle 987-5174 1977 and 1978 CHEVRON and HOLIDAY TRAILER Large selection of TRUC K-CA PS in stock SUPERIOR PROPANE REFILL CENTRE ÏDU .. .. .... . .. ....... ... l-b -?q ,X . irZ .............. . .. . . . ..... le ýi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'em . . . . . . . . . . . . là iwe Offi Kramp L 1 m i t e d: r J-6Wman ille's Head'q u ài CARPETS h St. E . Faucet finally got on the scoreboard at the 14:48 minute mark of the third period when Ralph Watts connected on a blazing slapshot thaýt the Oshawa, goaltender is still looking for. Allan Turney and Brian Massey both picked Up assists on Ralph's goal. This was the only goal David Young gave up however as he turned in a solid game for All Season Sports, and helped them to a 3-1 victory. On Monday, December l8th, the Delta Faucet Midgets travelled to Port Perry and played a very lack lustre game losing 4-3. After being behind 4-0 and completely outplayed for 212 periods, Bowmanville finally started to wake Up and saved the game from being a rout. Grant Brock scored the first Bow- manville goal, assisted by Marc Richards. Then Marc Richards scored on a hard slapshot from the right wing unassisted. Steve Maguire rounded out the Delta Faucet scoring with Grant Brock getting the assist. Our boys aIl seemed to be showing signs of a hard weekend, lacking zip and desire. We hope this loss will wake them up and get them playing with more enthusiasm and drive in order to get back on the winning track. On Tuesday evening, the Delta Faucet boys went to Bay Ridges and, though losers by a 6-1 score, played exýcellent hockey. Bay Ridges are the tops in the league being undefeated this season. For two full perîods Bow- manville matched the Ridges in every department and held them to a 1-1 tie. But for three goal posts the Delta Faucet lads could have been ahead, as they were a complete turn- about from the night before, showing hustle, good checking and actually dominating the play. Bowmanville's goal was scored by Ralph Watts, assist- JsM SERE S299 DEAN AV E. OSHAWA 576-1220 Chargex ed by Terry DeLuca and Jack Býouckley. Brian Smith in goal for Delta Faucet kept the Ridges snipers at bay making many top notch saves. With less than a minute gone in the third perîod Bowman- ville boys began taking penal- ties and BayRidgesgot the advantage they were looking for, scrn five goals, four of those bigwith Delta Faucet a man short. Thanks to good goledn.b mt o àht Vaon Dyk's Major Midgets Corna Up wifh Win and 'ie Bowmanville the score could have been much higher. To try and pick a star for Delta Faucet would seem impos- sible as every boy worked hard and deserves credit for a fine effort. By matching Bay Ridges for two full periods our boys should realize that the Ridges team can be beaten and possibly before the regular season ends, we will do just The Major Atom Toros chalked up another victory on Saturday, December l6th when they beat Markham 5-4 in one exciting game, in fact it was s0 exciting I heard they had to carry 7 of our boys mothers out at the end of the game, just too much for them. Peter Hughes over powered the Markham boys by getting 3 goals and 1 assist, and was Pete's second hat trick in 3 games. Mark Hickey also played an out- standing game by getting 1 goal and 3 assists as did Jay Kelly. Jay picked up 1 goal and 1 assist, hard working Mike Knight also getting an assist. Ed Paradis, Greg Martin and Dan Moriarity added much to the victory with some good solid hockey. Super goaltending by Todd Balson kept the team on top, and hard hîtting by tiger Mark Smith kept the Markham boys, on the bottomf. Keeping track of centre Kelly Balson, on the face off, I watched hlm steal the puck 16 out of 7 times, well done Kel. 'Defencemen usually have very littie said about them but without Chris Moroz, Warren Short, Peter Huges and, Ian Whaelock to turn the play around at our blue line, this team would not be tops. There were 6 penalties in the game, 5 going to Markham, the Toros kept their cool and it won the game for them. Lose to Oshawa Canadians In the Port Perry Arena Dec. 17th Bowmanville Bulîs were defeated 5 to 3 by the Oshawa Canadians. The Canadians scored 1 goal in the first period, 3 goals in the 2nd period then our boys got tough and scoreil 3 goals in the 3rd period but time ran out on Toros and theywere unable to get the equalizers. The star had to be Ken Van Duesen, goalie for the Canadians, the Bulîs tried get the puck between the pipes. The boys that found a small hole were Kelly Galson assisted by Jay Kelly, Mark Hickey unassisted and Peter Hughes unassisted. The Toros picked up 2 penalties, Canadians none. It was a good hard hitting game and very good practice for our The Bowmanville Cleaniers presents the Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association -Weekly Schedule * Averages Donna Harness 217, Marilyn Flintoff 207, Judy Bragg 206, Shirley Davis 206, Jackie Braybrook- 202, Debbîe Bromell 199, Jean Harness 197, Vickie Terry 196, Cecile Bowers 194, Fern Bradley 194, Dot Bridger 194. Team Standing Judy Bragg, 44803 pins, 35 points;. Donna Harness, 44763, 30; Marg King, 43909, 26; Marilyn Flintoff, 43700, 26; Linda Bryant, 42294, 25; Jackie Braybrook, 42254, 25; Shirley Davis, 43092, 24; Onie Etcher, 42246, 24; Vickie Terry, 42201, 20; Nancy Evans, 42950, 19; Cecile Bowers, 41859, 18; Thelma Forrester, 40604, 16. High Triple Susan Noyes 676. w __ I I I w Lange Laser 5 Junior A good selection to choose f rom, Regi~iarly $69.9,5 $4500 Lange Elite Senior Regularly $79.GO Now Just $49VI00 (Limited Stock) Lange Laser 5 Senior Regularly $149.0O Now J ust $99,9 Dt &K Sorts and Ski Shop 62a32 BWan m@vuiIIm Darlington Sports Centre Wedne lsday, January 3 8:45 - Juvenile Bay Ridges vs. Bowmanville Happy Ne w Year! Expert repairs and alterations made ,,,to ail kinds of garments. Bowmnanville ~ Cleaners Ltd. 84 King St. West 623-5520 85 Kin~g"SrelW 84 King St. West m 623- 5520 1 1 É% à% 01 Dza-34i -ï Bowmanvialle