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The Canadian Statesman,- Bowmanville, April 18, 1979 9 FLASHBACK - 25 YEARS AGO - Captain Bob Marjerrison of the Cornets Bantam team in the Bowmanville Minor Hockey League was presented with the Miller Taxi Trophy, by Russ Oke, which he accepted on behalf of the team. FLASHBACK - 10 YEARS AGO - On Saturday, a'team from the Bowmanville Department of Recreation Hockey League, visited Hamilton Scott Park Arena to play with an Eastwood Park Hockey Association team which ended in a one ail tie. Sandy Kemp scored for Bowrnanville, -.Mike Parente for Eastwood. NEWCASTLE - Golf Course in Newcastle opened this past weekend, as did Meadowview Mini-Golf course on Highway 2, at Maple Grove. What miserable weather for those so anxious to try out these excellent facilities. The Newcastle Golf Course features 18 holes, par 70, 6,485 yards, which has both public and membership fees. For those not too energetic, they have electric carts, and the food served in their snack bar is tasty. Meadowview in its second year bas many interesting 18 holes to challenge you. ANY CHILDREN - born in 1968 or later, who are intresedin playing basebail in Kendal, please contact Brian Foster, 797-2402,' or corne to the Kendai bail park, on Saturday, April 2lst at 10 a.rn. Also, anyone interested in forming a team, from Orono or Newcastle, please attend. BOWMANVILLE - Merchants Senior Basebal Team wIll be holding a meeting, at Soper Creek Park Clubhouse, on- Sunday, April 22nd at 10 a.m. Practice will follow, weather permitting. Those wishing to play bail this year are welcome to join in. PORT HOPE - Senior bail team the "Flyers" heid their first workout on Wednesday night at the Caroline Street rink. Fred "FIeetfoot" Hodgson has been narned coach, taking over from Mike His and Yo Ashton. Assistant coach is Ron Smnith. Trying out for the tearn are three last season juniors, Mike Watts, Gord Brereton and Peter Meadows. C.F.B. - Camp Borden, and Port Hope "Over 30" hockey team will meet, Sunday, April 22nd at the Port Hope Sports Complex, and on Saturday, April 21st the finals of the "Over 30" round robin will be played. The, "B" championship goes at 12 noon, with the "A" championship at 1: 30 p.m. -AUl proceeds go to the Sports Complex fund. TRY OUTS- for the Bowrnanville Basebal Association Ail Star Tearns wiil be held as follows: Tyke - Age il after Jan. 1, 1979. Place - Memoriai Park, Time - Monday and Wednesday 6: 00 p.m., Saturdays 1: 00 p.rn., Starting Monday April 23rd. Contact Coach S. Tripp 623-2949. Pee Wee - Age 13 after 'Jan. 1, 1979. Place - Memorial Park. Tinie - Tuesday and Thursday 6:00 p.rn. Saturday 1:00 p.m. Starting Thursday, April l9th. Contact Coach R. Bunker 623-4716. Bantam - Age 15 after Jan. 1, 1979. Place - Soper Creek. Tume - Monday and Thursday 6:00 p.m. Starting Thursday, April 26th. Contact Coach D. Gilchrist 623-4706. Juvenile - Age 19 after Jan. 1, 1979. Place - Soper Creek, Tume - Wednesday 6: 00 p.m. Saturday 1: 00 p.m. Starting Saturday, April 28th. Contact Coach F. Cowie 623-3137. Fran[*k's Majo0r Poe wq;e.s On Gaod Friday, the Baw- manville W. Frank Pee Wee Taras played the Don Valley Villagers in their first game and came out an the short end af a 4 ta 2 score. The Taros opened the scor- ing at the 15 second mark of the second period an a goal by Ray Cumming assisted by Chris Michelson and Robert' Geidlinger. Just twa minutes later, Don Valley tied the score on a goal by Kent Marchetti and at the 5:10 mark it was Brian Woods scaring ta give Dan Valley a 2 ta 1llead. The Bulls tied the game at 7.50 mark of the third an a goal by Scott Heard, assisted by Gordie Rager. Don Valley came right back ta take the lead an -a goal by Marchetti and witb just 43 seconds left in the game, it was, Stewart scoring into the open net ta put the game away. Donny Hayes played in the net for the Taras and bad a very strong game. Bowmanville 6, Stayner 4 For the first period af this game it appeared as if the Taras were gaing ta run Stayner out of the rink as they scored four goals ta, Stayner's one. The Buls' first goal was scared by Robt. Geidlinger, assisted by Ray Cumming. Then it was Jay Sweet scaring from Michelson and Daug Roy. Danny Weir made it 3 tao0 on an unassisted effort. Robt. Geidlinger scored bis second goal of period. Stayner made it 4 ta 1 before the period ended an a goal by David Bates. The Taras made it 5 ta 1 in the second on a goal by Robt. Geîdlinger, bis thîrd of the game, assisted by Cumming. Danny Weir scored first in the third period witb Deryk Clark WE'RE HEADING YOUR WAY Your Education Opens the Door To A Challenging Career As AN OFFICER IN THE CANADIAN FORCES W. have openings ln the fol lowlng Officer Classifications: Pilot, Air Navigator, Maritime Surface andSub-Surface. ApplIcans muet b. under 24 years of age, b. medlcaiiy fit and have a minimum of Grade 12 educétion ln a 5 year or advanced program (Subjects Engllsh, Matiiematie, Science and Social Science). Visit our Mobile fRecruiting Unit Canada Manpower Centre Oshawa April 4, 115 25 10:00 a.m -3:00mrn Mr. Submarine Pee Wees Recently, the season ended for the Mr. Submarine Pee Wees when they came through to win the 'B' championship. Members of the team are, front row, left to right, Mike Murray, Mike Richards, Andrew Davey, Doug Logan, Keith Olan, Randy Smit; second row, Bobby Hellam, Mike Vanderwouden, Scott Milis, Steven Brown, Todd McRobbie, Greg Henning, Greg Sutherland, Heath Sweetman; back row, John Logan (assistant coach), Tim Henning, Ian MeKay, Bob Rotz (coach) and Scott Richards (tramner). Old Timers Win Ahother Tournament at Oakwood Two tournaments and two trophies is a bard act to follow. Bowmanville's King Garden Old Timers formed this year won the 'A' Championship in Orono recently and on Saturday won the 'B' Championship in an eight team tournament in Oakwood, with goalie Grant Wright again winning the most valuable player award. They lost the first game 7-2 to the Oakwood Midnight -Hackers,' won the second from Lindsay Chandler Construction 5-2, and blanked the AA Oakwood Qld Timers 3-0 in the Consolation final. Members of the championship team are, front row, left to right, Warren Townsley, Hugh German, Art Hester, Grant Wright, Bob Marjerrison, Ron Clemens, Ron Rushak, Mike Kalenko; back row, Gerry Henderson, Grant Flintoff , Bob Sheridan, Jim Olinski, Bob Skene,, Ziggy Rohr, Dan- Girardi, Mike .Roberts, George Sainsbury, Stu Tripp, Bob DeBlois, Ted Campbell; missing, Irv GilI and Murray Kohlsmith. Lindsay Glass & Mirrors won the 'A' title, defeating Woodville in the final 4-3. ..Two Players, d oaon SWit"h Over 50 Goals No. 30 Ken Cameron - Goalie 1 Todd Balson - Goalie 2 Chris Moroz 3 Ian Wheelock 4 Peter Hughes 5 Jay Kelly 7 Warren Short 8 Eddy Paradis 9 Mike Knight 10 Kelly Balson il Greg Martin 12 Dan Mariarity 14 Mark Hickey 15 Mark Smith MVP Winner Grant Wright. assisting ta make it 6 ta 1. At this point the Taras started ta play a littie sloppy as they felt they bad tbe game wrapped up, but Stayner came back witb tbree goals ta make it 6 ta 4, final score. George Kennett played in the net for the Taras and did well for most of tbe game. Consolation Championship Game Bowmnanville 7, Qshawa Colonels 0 The cbampiansbip game was a very close game for the first twa periods. The Taras held a one ta natbing lead at the end of the fîrst period an a goal by Jay Sweet, assisted by Mike Hamel and Cbris Michel- son and at the end of the second the Bulîs held a 2 - 0 lead an a goal by Sweet assisted by Geidlinger and Daug Brown. The Taras scored five times in the third periad, the first off the stick of Cbuck Nash. Danny Weir made it 4 taO0 with Clark and Heard assisting. Scott Heard made it 5 taO0 with Clark and Weir assîsting. Chris Michelsan made it 6 tao, wbile Hamel and Sweet picked up the assists. The final goal af the game was scared by Jay Sweet in bis bat trick wbile Hamel picked up tbe assist. Danny Hayes played goal for the Taras and regîstered theshutout. The McGregar Hardware Major Atom Taras 78-79 hockey season bas drawn ta aa close, and I would like ta take this apportunity on behaîf of the boys and their parents ta thank coach Warren Townsley and Manager Ron Thompson for a very successful season and fun for ail. Thanks fellows, hope ta see you with the team came faîl. The Taras played exciting hockey at the South London Tourney, winning 2, tieing 1, then getting beat 12 ta 3 by a team from the States, whicb neyer shauld have been enter- ed in this taurnament. They wauld have been classed as a Triple A team, this side of the border, but they knew they bad been in a hockey game, after tangjing with the Buils. The McGregor squad put Wheatley away first, winning the game 7 to3. Greg Martin getting Bow- manville's first goal unassist- ed, Mike Knight scoring next assisted by Mark Hickey and Ian Wheelock. Ed Paradis scored unassisted, Mark Hickey scaring 2 unassisted, Pete Hughes scoring 2 with Chris Moraz getting 1 assist, as you can see they were very stingy with their assists in this Goals Assists 0 P.I.M. 0 2 20 28 42 2 4 14 38 14 32 26 58 28 game. Ken Cameron giving us a tremendous display of goaltending. Then goalle Todd Balson came up with a fine piece of goaltend.ng for the Bulîs as they tied Orchard Park 2 ta 2. Mark Hickey scoring first, assist gaing ta Ed Paradis and Greg Martin, Pete Hughes scoring assisted by Chris Moroz and Mike Knight.* The Taras then vushed ~F7~1Ï99-DEAN AVE. IL~~~JOSHAWA IF~lWf576-1220 jJ~Charex] Ca msport Trailer Sales Hwy. 115 and 35 Newcastle 987-51714 1977 and 1 978 CHEVRON and HOLIDAY TRAILER Large sebection of TRUC K-CAPS in stock SU PERIbOR PROPANE REFILL CENTRE South London out of their own rink with a score of 5 to 2. Ed Paradis getting Bowman- ville's first goal assist Greg Martin and Kelly Balson, Mark Hickey scored, captain Jay Kelly assistîng. Pete Hughes getting the next 2, assisted by Mark Smith, Kelly Balsan and Mark Hickey. Mike Knight scored the last goal of the game assist to Mark Hickey and Jay Kelly. Ken Cameron laoking after the net.* Eight penalties called, 5 ta the Taras. The Rocco Bull Dags came Up from the U.S.A. and beat the Taras 12 ta, 3 to win the Trophy. Very much a anc sided game, but a real gaod practice for the Toro goal- tender Todd Balson, wha stopped many many shots. Defenceman Chris Moroz scored the first Toro goal and a big anc for Chris assisted by Kelly Balson. Mark Hickey scared next assist gaing ta Dan Moriarity and Mark Smith. Last Bowmanville goal by Pete Hughes' against gaing ta Mark Hickey. Only 9 penalties called in this game, 4 ta the Taras. Games played 57; games won 36; games tied 3; games lost 18; goals for 251; goals against 174. Combined goal average for Tadd and Ken 3.05 goals against. Cambined goal average for team 4.43 goals for. The boys are ta be congratu- lated for their determinatian, fine play and spartsmen like conduct. 1 have enjoyed warking with the boys, and wish them success in seasons ta corne. We would alsa like ta thank aur generaus sponsor Mcrgr Hardware, your suç~art was greatly appreciated. Youth TYKES Rowe 5, Kiely 0; Apted 2; Young 5, Vacheresse 3, Brow Team Standii Vacheresse 53, Moore 43, Young 41, Apted 33, Stork 28, 111gb Single T. Young 136-134, 135, V. Sutherland Stacey 123. High Doubli T. Young 270, C. ' BANTAM BO Atkinson 5, J. Wesselius 7, Tug Lugtenburg 5, S. Bi Team Standir Lugtenburg 64, 58, S. Burna 55, J. Tugwood 45, Atkinsg High Single M. Lugtenburg 249 233, C. Reid 180. High Triplei S. Buma 534, M. Li 459, J. Buma 440. BANTAM GII Sallows 7, Don( Jaques ,w 5, Banný Desousa 7, Theriau] Team Standiii Desausa 761/2, 1: 661/2, Jaques 65, Se Bannister 37, Theriî High Single! K. Jaques 199, S 192, K. Black 182, Ka 177. High Tripleý K. Jaques 496, K. S. Sallows 487. JUNIOR BOI Woolley 5, Van McLean 5, Luxton B$owling Loague selius 7, Cowling 0. Moore 3, Team Standings Stork 0; Luxton 69, Wesselius 58, v2. Cowling 55, Van Goar 46, ings McLean 44, Woolley 43. Rowe 47, High Singles Brown 38, S. Wesselius 207-204, S. Kiely 17. Luxtan 200, M. Luxton 194. es High Triples M. Baiser S. Wesselius 567, S. Buma d 125, A. 516, R. McLean 510. JUNIOR GIRLS es Simpson fi, Connelly 1, Rowe 216.- Coombes 4, Greenley 3; De- YS sousa 7, Land 0; Sawler 7, Buma 2; Hancock 0. gwood 0; Team Standings lima 2. Desousa 74, Sawler 69, Land lgs 61, Simpson 59, Coambes 53, Wesselius Connelly 37, Greenley 34, Burna 49, Hancock 33. an 44. High Singles ýs D. Thompson 224, K. Black , S. Buma 193, K. Sawler 186. High Triples s C. Caissie 506, K. Simpson .gtenburg 504, C. Connelly 504. SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE RLS Stacey 5, Leavis 2; Taylor 7, ,oghue 0; M. Van Goor 0; W. Van Goor 4, lister 2; Fairey 3; Reynolds 5, it 0. Richards 2; Rines 5, Hayward ngs )anoghue alows 51, ault 19. ýs 3. Sallows arri Smith ýs Smith 476, YS Goor 2; 12; Wes- Team Standings Taylor 75, Fairey 69, Stacey 68, Richards 54, Hayward 53, Rines 52, Reynolds 49, W. Van Goor 46, Leavis 37, M. Van Goor 20.' Higb Games S. Raberts 260 (631), P. Reynolds 229, (627), M. Erwin 213 (590), J. Van Goar 218, (597), P. Almond 228 (586), J. Edmiondson (554), R. Bond 239, B. Fairey 231. BOWMAN VILLE MEN'S TOWN SOFTBALL LEAGUE Name.......................... Address .... ................... .. Phone............ Age ......... Position .......... Shifts......... Anyone 18 years or aider who has nat played ln the league and wishes ta play, ploase f111 out above and beave et Frank's variety, D and R Sparts or Recreation Dept. before Wednesday, April 25. Any players already in league please contact Frank Britton 623-7745 or John Allen, 623-9289 bef are Wednesday, April 25 if yau wish ta play this year. MMR. JIOMBUDA (formerly of Jim's Fina, Liberty Street Southand Base Line) Wishes to announce the opening of Kim erv'Motors 24 Base LUne Rd. E., Bowmanville featuring " General Repairs and Service to ail makes of cars and Iight trucks " Major Engine Repairs " Brake Service " Electrical Repairs We use the very Iatest in equipment for Tune-ups Electronic Wheel Balancing and Machine Shop Equipment We'Ire open' Monday to Friday 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. Saturdays 8 a.m. until 12 Noon KNimberly'Motors 24 Base Line Rd. E. - Bowmanville Telephone 623,6921