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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 21, 1979 Section Two Wins Complimentary Ski Week at Mont 0rfrd D & R Sports held its final ski trip draw last week with two persons wi nning complimientary ski weeks at Mont Orford in Quebec. In this photo, Albert. Munneke of R.R. 1, Orono receives his ski pass from Bruce Colwell (right), owner of D & R Sports. The second winner, Dr. John Higginson of, Bowman-, ville, was absent when the photo was taken. teagIesCIinch LeaguTi. (Intended for Iast week> By Don Wlcox or reduce the number of teams Cryderman. The Bowmanville Junior C making the playoffs. The Scoring in the second period Eagles eliminated Cobourg Cobouirg Cougars eliminated were: Jerry Leddy from Jerry Cougars in the abbreviated Port Hope Panthers in a series Leddy; John Conboy from Central Ontario final playoff which went the full five games Gary Nemisz and Ralph series by scores of 9-i and 7-3. with sellout crowds, drained Cryderman. The final series, which is the Cougars physically as well Scoring in the second period usually the best of seven as mentally. were: Jerry Leddy fram Jerry games, was cut down to a best This made the Cobourg Johnson and Brian Simpson; of three series and at one point team an easy target for the Rick Scott from Gary Nemisz; a single sudden death game well-rested Port Darlington and John Conboy. was discussed. Eagles refused Marina and Hotel Junior C. Third period goals were to accept the single game. Eagles. Had it not been for the scored by Ralph Cryderman One has ta question the set- great goaltending of Glen from John Conboy and Wayde ting Up of playoff dates which Davis who faced 129 Engle Preston; Jerry Johnson from require teams ta play night af- shots in two games, the scores Brad Godfrey and Jerry Led- ter nighti Cobourg, for exam- would have been in double dy; Don Farrow from Greg ple, played Monday, Wed- figures. Brunt and Kirk Kemp; Brad nesday, Thursday and Friday Shawn Turland scorec iite Godfrey from linemates Jerry last week with every game a first and only Cougar goal in Leddy and Jerry Johnson. pressure playoff contest. One the Thursday night game held In this game the Eagles thing is for sure: if those in Bowmanville. He was were almost the perfect hast, responsible for scheduling the assisted by Randy Sughrue being kind ta the Cougars and games had ta get out and play and Mark Hutchinson. not handing out one body there would be some quick First period scorers for the check. The Engles were changes. Engles were: Jerry Leddy assessed two minor penalties The league next season from Jerry Johnson and Dan whde the Cougars received hopefully will have learned Strîke; Brad Godfrey from none. 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The second game Friday night in Cobourg saw the Red Engles holding a slim one-goal lead after an early third period goal by the Caugars. The Eagles, with the thought of having ta play again the next night, went ta work, scoring four goals. Glen Davis faced 21 Red Engles shots before giving up a goal at the mid point of the first period. John Canboy counted the Eagles' first goal assisted by Rick Scott and Ralph Cryderman. Then there was a powerplay goal b>' Jerry Leddy from Brad Godfrey and Ralph Cryderman. Second period goals came from Jerry Johnson from Brad Godfrey and Ralph Cryderman; Wayne Rarabeck from Rab Harnden and John Crawley. The third periad goals were scored by the Cougars' Kyle Campbell from Mike Gibson an d by the Eagles' Ralph Cryderman fram John Conboy. Kirk Kemp had twa goals for the Eagles with, assists ta Don Farrow, Brian Simpson and Gerald Brunt. The final goal was by Rick Scott from John Conboy and Gary Nemisz. Baison Eaims Bowmanville Golf Group- Enjoys Bermuda Hoiday, Constitution (Minor Midgets ~ BootAjax, Lote to Oshawa Shutout as Atoms Win 4-O On March gth. McGreeor 's Hardware Major Atoms played their first hockey game in the Donevan Complex in Oshawa and met aggressive opposition, losing 6 ta 5 ta the Canadians, bath teams very closel>' matched. The first period saw some juggling in the Taras' lines trying players in different positions and giving the defence a chance ta play' forward which they always enja>'. Mark Hickey latched onta the Taras'first goal haîf way thraugh the'4lst period, assist gaing ta Greg Martin. Ed Paradis scored next assisted b>' Greg. Ed scored again and again Greg assisted. Kelly Balson then . gat in on the sconing, assist going ta Mark and Mike Knight. Pete Hughes scoring the Taras' last, assisted b>' Captain Ja>' Kelly. The Taras triediver>' hard ta tie the game, but the final whistle came tao soon. Ed Paradis almost got his hat trick and Greg Martin had 3 assists. On March ioth the Bulîs gat their old sconing punch back and downed Port Hope 4 to zip.ý Goalie Todd Balson gat the big shutout for the Taras. Your fans love those shutouts Todd, keep it Up. No. il Greg Martin scored the first goal, assist going ta Captain Ja>' Kelly and Mark Hickey. Pete Hughes scored next, assisted by Greg. Mark Hickey notched No. 3 goal assisted by Greg and Pete Hughes picked up his 2nd goal of the game, Mark Smith assisting. Greg Martin counted 5 assists and 1 goal in the last 2 games. I say Greg, you're playîng good hockey. Pete Hughes, Ian Wheelock, Warren Short and Chnis Moroz, our four tough defence- men, played a terrifie game, in fact one of Ian's best. Dan Mariant>', a dangerous man around the net, was held scoreless these 2 games, but Dan will soon make up for that. 1Only 3 penalties were hand- ed out, Taras getting 1. The boys have played 47 games ta date, and have 6 weeks of hockey lef t. Still lots of time ta hit the 70 goal mark, Mark. M j XL-309 Corni DONT WAIT. SEE ME NOW. BOB ALLuN NEWCASTLE ...987-4487 JOHN BENSCHOP BOWMANVILLE ... 263-2768 RON DINNER PORT HOPE ...885-5988 STAN FOUND BOWMANVILLE . .. 725-4959 8EV GRAY WELCOME....7972206 JOHN LEAN GORES LANDINO . 342-5734 KEN PRESTON PONTYPOOL ...2772390 DEKALB CAPADA LTD. BRUCE DOWN R.R. No. 4 OSHAWA, ONT. LI1H 7K6 416-728-3550 The Bowmanville Golf Group which recently spent 13 days of sun and fun golfing at the Belmont Hotel in Bermuda is shown here. Pictured above from left to right are: front row, Miss Hazel Rundle, Oshawa; Mrs. Suzanne Twist, R.R. 3 Bowmanville; Mrs. Eva Carr, Belleville; Mrs. Edris Norris, Oshawa; Mrs. Marilyn Kowal, manager of Bowmanville Travel Centre; Mrs. May Paterson, Midland. Second row, left to right: Ray Twist, R.R. 3 Bowmanville; Lorne Carr, Belleville; John Norris, Oshawa; James Paterson, Oshawa; and Bjorn Fusche, Oslo, Norway. Third row, left to right includes: Coulson Scott and Gord Vinson, Oshawa; and Michael Kowal, Newcastle. Mr. Fusche of Oslo, Norway, was on a business trip to Philadeiphia and stopped over for a weekend in Bermuda en route. Due to a snow stormi in Philadeiphia, hie was sranded a few days in Bermuda and joined th e group. boita Faucet Midgets Defeat Beawdley's RUc Lake Muskios The Delta Faucet Midgets were guests of the Bewdley Rice Lake Muskies on Frida>', February 23rd defeating them by a 5 - 3 score. It was Bewdley's Young Canada Night and a good crowd was on hand ta watch the games. 1For some reason Bewdley had difficulty icing a full team, dressing onl>' nine players. 1However, the nine players came ta, play hockey and put up a good effort before Delta Faucet graduali>' wore themn down. Bowmaenville had a 2- O0 lead after one period of play', Terry DeLuca scoring >unassisted, 'then Marc Richards from. Steve Maguire. 1Bowmanville added three goals in the second period, Kevin Welsh unassisted, Brian 1Canfield from Jeff Edmond- son and Steve Huisman, then 1Jeff Edmondson from Steve Huisman. Bewdley scored two 1goals leaving the score 5 - 2 for iDelta Faucet at the end of two. Bewdley got the only goal in ithe third period as they neyer 1quit trying and deserve credit for a fine effort., Brian Smith and Terry Coombes shared >goaltending duties for Bow- manville both playing a »steady game. Members of the Junior O.H.A. Peterborough Petes were on hand ta present 1autographed sticks ta the M.V.P. of each team. Many Delta Faucet players were eligible for the award and I'm »sure it was a difficult choice for the judges ta make. Terry DeLuca received the award for Bowmanville and con- gratulations go ta him, for a fine game. Man>' Delta Faucet parents and friends attended the game and congratulations go ta them also for braving a very foggy drive ta Bewdley and back ta see the boys play'. On Saturda>', March 3rd, Oshawa Ahl Season Sports weî e guests of the Delta Faucet Midgets at the Bow- manville arena. Delta Faucet held off a third peniod ral>' by the visitors and came out with a 4 - 3 win, their third straight exhibition, victory, and definitel>' held an edge in territorial play. Ralph Watts on a sizzling slapshot and Marc Richards on a fine deke were robbed of sure goals by the Oshawa goaltender Derek Campbell who kept his team in the game with excellent play'. Steve Huisman with two, Kevin Welsh and Ralph Watts were th Delta Faucet marks- men. Assists, well spread out, going ta Brian Masse>', John Foote, Scott Chapeli, Brent Thompson, Terry DeLuca, Marc Richards and goaltender, Terry Coombes, each picking up one, and this indicates the boys were passing the puck, a ver>' good sign. On the ather hand, penalties made an appearance, such as slashing and high sticking, the home team picking up thirteen, and it is hoped those invalved will dlean up their act and spend their ice time on the ice and not in the penalty box. Our defence, crew played well giving Terry Coombes in goal good protection most of the game and aur forwards are improving their passing game peaking, we hope, for our Pine Ridge Tournament. DIRK BRINK MANd(.. 623-3621 State Farm Fire and uasualty Company Corne We're revvea.%-d up and runnîng with deals!. TH URSDAY, APRIL 5th 10 A.M. Clarke High School- SPECIAL M 7 RCO PCA ShowBandONEDISCONT 248 cu. in Perkins diesel engin( 10% DIS OUNT, 2 speed nulti-power transmission f rom 8 p.m. oh genuine Hydrostaticpoe tein Doo Prze rawngsM FPars GLîve 540 rpmn PTO DoorPriz Drwing MF art ROPS and canopy to follow entertainment Cash and Carry SPECIAL '1i,95o Subjecita avallable Inv entory Flms by Bill Paterson Bowmanville Arena, Satur- day, March 3 - The Taras taok on the Ajax "AA" Hustlers in a Minor Mîdget cantest and camp up with a superb effort ta win 3 ta i. The first period went score- less as Ajax killed off 5 penalties and Bowmanville three. Bath goal tenders had ta be sharp on many occasions as the teams moved in chose on numerous occasions for hard shots. The Taras struck at .21 secs. into the second period which stood up until 10: 30 of the second when Ajax finally put one on the board ta tie the score. The third period belonged ta Bowmanville who came out fromn their between periad rest ta score at 40 seconds into the period on a super effort b>' the Taras' centre. The samne player went in on the Ajax goal at 12:25 and with a defender draped all over him hie still gat a shot away ta end the scoring Taras 3, Ajax 1. The team alI put forward a fine effort for their coaches and for their injured captain who was in the stands, Congratulations. Bowmanville Arena, Sun., March il - The Black Hawks from the Oshawa Little N.H.L. came for their return match and brought a full team this time. The Black Hawks evenged their 6 - 1 shellacking of twa weeks ago by beating the Taras 4 ta 2. The Taras struck for the first and second goals at 2:24 and 4:05 of the first period. Oshawa finally hit the score board at 12:45 of the ist period. The Taras' sharpshaoters were checked well for the rest of the game. From the second period 'on the Bowmanville boys sat, back and let the Black Hawks roam all over their end and Oshawa put in three mare goals before the second period ended. Althaugh the officiaIs called only 5 penalties in the entire game they had lots of apport- unities to make it many more but ignored their opportun- ities. As a resuit the teams seemed to- concentrate an running at each ather rather than playing hockey. the third periad saw the Taras return ta some sem- blance of a hockey game but could not penetrate the Oshawa defence but were also as tight in their own end ta have the game end Oshawa 4, $colt'$ Colognels Coninuie to 'ÛWin The Scotts Colonels Novice Taras, completed their round robin series with Port Hope this last week. Although the Part Hope, team had already been eliminated from play, the Colonels did not let up, and handed the Part Hope team a 4 - 0 defeat. Obtaining his second shutout of the year was Darrin Bunker for the Taras. Scoring for Bowmanville were Gareth Stone, Shawn Tawner, Brad Carnegie, and Shane Armstrong. Assists ta Troy Muttan, Mark Trip, Eric, Janssens, Tim, Smith and, Chris Hall. On Saturday, the Scotts Colonels hosted Cobourg in an: exhibition game. In past- meetings, we have nat played, well against this team, and on this occasion, the Colonels put' it all to-get her for a 6-i1 defeat, of the Cobourg team. Lead by captain Brad Carnegie wha, scared 4 goals, and had one assist, the Colonels dominated most of the game. Gareth Stone picked up 2 goals, and 4 assists for the day, and Erie Janssens 2 assists. The goal- tending was shared b>' Burk Lush and Darrin Bunker in this game, Deloitte Haskins±Sells Limited Trustee in Bankruptcy F. Alan Lawson,CA, Vice-President Bell Canada Building, Oshawa Centre P0. 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