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17, 1979 FLASHBACK - 25 YEARS AGO - At the Shamrock Athletic Club track meet to be held in Oshawa on September l8th, Bowmanviile's Track Club's entry wili be composed of Barbara Bathgate, Dot Kilpatrick, Lyle Hooper, Bruce Colweil and Lloyd Coverly. -FLASHBACK - 10 YEARS AGO - In the Mixed Major Bowling League those with games over 250 are Ross Wright 299, Jim Bruton 284, Bernice Buday 283, Ernie Perfect 281, Bryan Martyn 281, Joan Sutcliffe 262, Russ Hately 255, Leon Connors 253, Don Wright 253, Helen Reynolds 250. TOWN - of Newcastle's Director of Community Services, Thomas "Bud" Fanning, says that it is time for the municipality to take a bigger interest ini soccer and do something to help the game along. Mr. Fanning, speaking at the annual Bowmanville United Soccer Club banquet, last Friday night, said y '"that with the idea of improving soccer facilities, ,the municipality will be considering the feasibility of installing some new soccer pitches." HURRY - and you will be in time for to- night's (Wednesday) East-West Soccer game at Civic Fields, Oshawa. Starting at six p.m. the top four teams in each division will, play haîf-hour games, with goals scored totalled for respective divisions. Eastdale, Courtice and Roberts cur- rently lead the East Division with Vanier, Dwyer, Donevan and Clarke tied for fourth. In the West Division, Pickering, Uxbridge, Ajax and Dunbarton are the top four teams. McLaugh- lin is fifth, one point behind Ajax and Dunbarton. DURHAM - AM Kiwanis Club will hold a fund raising jogathonat the Oshawa Centre parking lot, on Sunday, October 28th starting at 10 a.m. ýPrizes offered contestants and sponsors include 10 speed bikes, and a weekend for two at'Harbour Castle. For information cail 576-7622. BOWMANVILLE - Legion Golf League closed a successful season with the following resuits. Winning season, and closing day champions, teamn No. 7, Tim Prout, Ken Fox, Hanc De- Jong, Sandy Brown, AI Baker, Doug Wiseman and Bruce MacDonald. Most Valuable teamn player - Pete Piels, Most Improved Tôny Kerry. Doubles Champions, John Graham and John Gib- son. Triple Champions Ray Warman, Hanc De- Jong, Ross Wright. A Flight - Steve Dixon, run- ner-up Dave Edmondston, "B"' Ray Warman - J. Callan, "CI' Bob Hilditch J, Gibson, 'ID" Glen Therteli - G. Pounder. BOWMANVILLE - Curling Club has started the long process of making our curling ice. This year we plan an Open House on Thursday night October 25th through Saturday, October 27th. Anyone interested in learning about the sport of curling is, welcome to corne out and watceh or partîcipate. We will have people to explain the game and others to give instruction. (Like golf ers - no two curlers have the same technique nor play with the same strategy.) Regular league play will commence the first week of November. CONGRATULATIONS - to, the following mem- bers of Bowmanville Country Club on winning the various events - Jon Hancock - Men's Club Champion, Danny Thajer - Junior Club Champ- ion, Harry Fayle - Men's Senior Champion, Sally Harmer - Ladies Club Champion, John Rundie - Men's "A" Flight Winner, Dan Strike - Men's "B"' Flight Winner, Bob Marjerison - Men's "IC" Flight Winner, Si Trewin - Men's "ID" Flight Winner, Danny Thajer - Junior Handicap Win- ner, Anna Strike - Ladies Handicap Winner, Bob Smith & Paul Kowal - Men's Best Bail Winners, Mike Kowal & Rena Island - Mixed Best Bal Winners, Connie Townsend & Noreen Lebeau - Ladies Best Bail Winners, Paul Dadson & Dan McMulIen - Junior Best Bail Winners, George and Helen White - Husband and Wife Winners, Michael and Andrew Fielding - Parent and Junior Winners, also to the Four Man Best Bal winners at the Men's Closing Field Day: Stan Abbott, Ralph Jennings, Joe Nowian and Jack Munday. SKI-TIME - is dloser than you think, and like cars, skis need tune-ups. It's a good idea to put your skis through a tuneup at least once a year. If you know how, you, can do it yourself. If you don't, you can take them to a registered ski shop and have them tuned. Once your skis are tuned, you should keep M/PP Drd Puck to ODen New Non Contact Leaoue Sarn Cureatz MPP Durham East was up bright and early Sunday morning to open a new four-team non contact men's hockey league at Bowmanville Arena. MacDonald Ford, Heritage House Restaurant, Flying Dutchman Motor Inn and Shoppers Drug Mart are the sponsors. Here, Mr. Cureatz drops the first puck with, from left to right, Brian Munn, Don Kelley and Barry Edmonson. .Cowan's junior C Eagles Blank Stouffville 3-O The Stouffville Clippers had the wind knocked out of their sails during an encounter with the Bowmanville Junior C Eagles on the weekend. Eagles won the game in a 3-0 shutout with a large crowd in attendance at the Bowmanville Arena. Photo shows some of the first period action around the Stouffville net. EagIftes' Goale Chaike up First Shutout of the Sason, Blanking Stoufille i by Don Wilcox The Bowmanville Cowan Pontiac-Buick Junior Cs defeated the Stouffvilie Clippers by a 3 to 0 count on home ice, Sunday night. The big news was the shut-out posted by Eagles goalie, Tim Vanstone, the first shut-out posted in eariy season league play. Thehigh point of Vanstone's game was the penalty shot save on Clippers' Bruce Ragliss, who moved down the ice siowiy. When he crossed the blueline, Vanstone moved out to cut down the ang!e. Ragiiss fired the puck toward a small opening of the pads ieft by Vanstone, who TOWN 0F NEWCASTLE COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT, GjIRLS RING ETTE The Community services Department look forward to receiving names of prospective players and volun- teers for Ringette. Please phone 623-3379 and leave your name and phone number and age. AGE GROUPS 12 years and under 10 years and under Petites Tweens 14 years and under Juniors 17 years and under Bells Oippors on promptiy closed the opening ion the shot. For a goalie to achieve î shut-out, he must have a tighl ichecking game by the entirE team in front of him. The defensive play of thE blueliners headed by MikE Adams and Mark Berney, whc irepeatedly broke up Clippei scoring threats aiong .witi. strong backchecking by thE forwards, ail sharing in thE shutout. The first and third period,- went to the Eagles. The second period saw the Clippers working the puck intc scoring position. They were held scoreiess on what is described as the dumb slap- shot. This is where they dropped their heads and blasted thé puck in the generai direction of the net, either missing attogether or firing int the goalic's glove or pads, r('sult ing in defiflht i.'wast(s scoring chances. 'he E#agies nmox'ed t he pîîck nt fl eir zone l('L>f('iin a ni<uci<ti ilir(ived iannflt oiî tIlle pi)i u<> 5ga îu'Sý 'it i ri e i of' nt i re, I oni l'aiîruw, lu'ft wing ('a i 'halni bers, a nd ci ght wi ng Itandfy Macdonald piayed a veîry goo(i 1rand of' hockey, making full use of the short pass as the Russian teams do so weli. Brad Godfrey started the Cowan Pontiac - Buick scoring at the 2:35 mark of the first period, receiving a perfect pass from Joe Nowlan, the Sunday oniy score of the period. One of the few Clipper's àchances was broken up by the tdefenceman's friend, a well- timed poke-check by Mark Berney. The lone goal of the second period was scored by Randy Macdonald on a play where rCa' Chamber s controiied the puck into Clipper's zone, passed it to Don Farrow in the siot, who reieased the shot immediately. The Clippers goalie, Randy DeFry ieft a rebound, which Macdonald picked up for the goal. * Highlingts of the period *were an excellent stick save- 3by Vanstone, the excellent -play execution by the Farrow t ine sustaining pressure, and 1 the penalty shot, save' by 1 Va osione. The t hird period scoring came from Stan (reenham, wbn bhas a Iheav shot Ieaning 1iuît na iDon VIa i'iow rebouind aftt (' l<:îî<y Macdonîaldi ma:de 1 i'Ille his a:d I lirce uex t;faces i tlelu inuii,. V'.aile 1 Nu ck Nosoweiko.I egu ilars 1 er'yvI ed<iy anidi<ck Bain> xev iot in t he Iîneup. 1"Ib(' xork ni reteree, AI I)ick ,cannot go uinnoticed. Ile is a Lciass î-eferee. Rather than standing around when a player is injured, AI is one of the first on the scene, finding the nature of the injury and tpassing that information on to 1 the trainer when he arrives. Speaking for ail his fans it was nice to see Rick Scott taking in the game. Rick was a tower with last season's blue- line crew. The Cowan Pontiac-Buick Eagles go on the road to Little Britain where they play George is the coach of the Merchants this season. Hopefully he can improve this expansion team's record. Eagies play at home Sunday night against the rough, tough Port Perry Mojacks. Teams in front standing are Port Hope 4 and 0, Cobourg 3 and 1, and Lindsay 3 and 1. Mon$ Major Mowtînsi Liberty bowl 101/2, Ken's Men's Wear 10, Jury & Loveli 9, Frank's Variety 9, Smith's 7Up 71/, Castle Hotel 7, Heritage Rest. 7, Lander Hardware 7, Bowmanville Travel Agency 7, Dykstra's Food 6, Brock's Service Centre 6, Rice Bowl 4. Top 10 Averages D. Smale 226, W. Coombes 225, G. Wilcox 224, M. Roberts 222, D. Oke 222, G. Masterson 221, B. Laird 220, J. Pearson 219, E. Perfect 219, R. Etcher 219. High single Don Oke 300. High team KenIs Men's Wear 1186. High triple Don Oke 795. High triple team Ken's Men's Wear 3321. Liberty Bowl 121/2, Ken's Men's Wear 12, Jury & Lovel 11, Smith's 7Up 101/2, Castle Hotel 10, Frank's Variety 9, Heritage Restaurant 8, Brock's Service Centre 8, Lander Hardware 8, Bow- manville Travel 8, Dykstra 's Food 7, Rice Bowl 4. Top 10 Averages John Pearson 227, Gord Wilcox 226, Dennis Smale 225, Wayne Combes 223, Gerry Masterson 222, Mike Roberts 221, Randy Beauprie 220, Dunc Ulley 219, Don Oke 218, Ernie Perfect 217. High single - John Pearson 318. High Single Team - Smith's 7Up 128 1. High Triple - John Pearson 795. High Triple Team - Smith's 7Up 3507. Men', Town Team Rosters D & R Sports - Dave White, Ted Becker, Wayne Murphy, Doug Smart, AI Clarke, Sam Allin, Larry Simpson, Bernie Alidread, Glenn Murphy, Boyd Knox, Doug Rickard, Andy Murphy, Fred Bray- brook, Kerry Dickens, Brian- Bradley, Monty Hennesey, Darreli Knox. Cowan-Pontiac - Mike Willoughby, Brian Kimberley, Murray O'Brien, Dennis Hartwig, AI Pidwerbeckî, Bruce Weish, John Fowler, Jim Baker, Rick Woolner, Dan Farrant, Gary Wilson, Guy Parks, Dave Wilson, Barry Virtue, Dave Draper, Wayne Waichuck, Doug Fowier. Hoopers Jeweliers - Scott Burgess, Garry Murphy, Joe Humenick, Ron Hooper, Earl Carter, Ron Breadon, Doug Crough, Dale Copithorn, Mike Hewer, Mike Corneil, John Colweli, Darral Osmond, Doug Leddy, John Bissen, Bob Tugwood, Wayne Boyle, Larry Newton, Dave Down. Hunts Photography - Bernie Bevins, Bruce Osborne, Paul Siemon, Bob Jones, Wayne Harness, Tom Fowier, Sandy Brown, Joe Caruana, Jordy Borden, Joe Burns, Tom Conahan, Lanny Burns, Jim Brooks, Wayne Hunt, Roy Jeffers, Glen Atkinson, Mike Bryant. In the opener D & R Sports trounced Hooper'S Jewellers 4 - 1. D. Rickard potted a pair with G. Murphy and A. Clarke getting singles. D. Knox pick-' ed up a pair of assists with singles to A. Clarke, S. Ailin, G. Murphy andB. Bradley. Hooper's lone goal came from J. Coiweli assisted by Spider Leddy. I feel D & R could have made it more than 4 if it wasn't for G. Murphy holding 'his teammates in there. In the second game J. Caruana led Hunt's Photo- graphy with 5 goals to down Cowan-Pontiac 9 - 5. Other marksmen for Hunt's were B. Jones, S. Brown, J. Burns and Leueplay rookie M. Bryant. S. Brown and J. Bowen had 3 assista, J.' Brooks and B. Osborne had a air, with J. Caruana J. 3urns,_R. Jeffers amýIÏM Bryanàtfpîc-king Up-sin-gles. Cowan's getting off to a slow start are stili getting enough fire power bùt -lacking en a defensive game. J. Baker led the car crew again thi s week with a pair of goals, G. Wilson, B. Virtue and rookie D. Wilson rounded out their other tallies. M. O'Brien and R. Woolner picked up a pair of assists, witli B. Welsh, B. Virtue and D. Wilson having picked up singles, Next week should prove to be a pair of exciting games with D & R Sports and Hunt's Photography shooting for first place at 7:00 and Cowan- Pontiac and Hooper's Jewel- lers trying for their first victory at 8:30. Corne down and watch sorne good hockey this Thursday night. Fou ndmy Bowling' October 2 Team Standings 5 AI Sweetman 8, 12510; 1' Ernie Eves 8, 12138; 4 Linda Cryderman 7, 13348; 6 Gord Sirnpson 7, 13211; 2 Dot., Bridger 6, 12659; ',3 Samn Adamns 6, 12383. High Triples Sam Adams 616. Molly Horstman 610. High Singles Sam Adams 234. Joyce Rowe 251. Ca msport Trailer Sales HwJ. 115and 35 987-5174 1977 and 1978 CHEVRON and HOLIDAY TRAILER Large selection of TRUC K-CAPS ln stock SUPERIOR PROPANE REFILL CENTRE Bo wman ville Curling Club, Announces The 1979-1980 Curing Season Interested in curling' Here's an opportun ity to try this sport at our free open house. Demonstrations, explanations and instructions will be gzven! COME JOIN THE FUN! THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25,1979 .........................7M10 p. m. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26,1979 ............................ 7-10O p.m. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27,1979 ................... 12 NOON - 4 P.M. SCHEDULES BEGIN FIRST 0F NOVEMBER Business Girls ............................. Wednesday nights Ladies'........................ Tuesday, and Thursday af ternoons. Men's ............................ Tuesday and Thursday nights. Mixed....................... Sunday, Monday and Friday nights. For further information, corne ta our open House or contact: Rod and Marne Stork or Barry and Connie Townsend 623-7832 623-4258 BOWMAN VILLE CURLING CLUB, 623-2670 Full Banquet Facilîties Availa ble.