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16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 5, 1979 Hosteins Decem ber Malmont Consigniment Sale of Fresh cows and springers, (bath purebred and grades) to help the milk supply, selling at Malmont Sales Arena Blackstock, Ontario Thursday, December 13 at 12:30 noon Features of the sale include a fresh 3 year aid Good Plus daughter of Ned with a ist caif record of 126 - 155 B.C.A. Her dam is Good plus, next dam Ver Good. A group of 10 pure bedspringers and yearlings from the-I isted ROP tested and classified herd of John Peeters, Omemee. Also a group of bred and open heifers suitable for herd replacement of fortransplant purposes. Al cattle Free Lsted or of negative herd status. Lunch available. For entries phone Ed Werry 263-2225. Ed McMorrow, Auctioneer, 705-953-9444, Neil Malcolm Sales Manager, 416-986-4246. . 49-1 mm NOTICE TO CREDITORS Creditors and others having claimrs against the Estate of JOHN B T, late of the Town of Newcastle, in the Regional Municipality of, Durham, Deceased, who died on or about the l6th day of October, 1979, are hereby notified ta %send their fulIly certified statements to EWE RT, FOR DHAM & MacGREGOR, on or befare the 101h duyof ,,Decemberi 1979 affer which date EWERT, FORDHAM & MacGREGOR will distri- bute the assets, having regard only ta the dlaims of whîch IT then shahl have had notice. CARMAN P. PATTON, Executor 334 Rdgeway Avenue Oshawa, Ontario EWERT, FORDHAM& MacG REGOR Barristers and Solicitors P.O. Box 9 Newcastle, Ontario LOA 1 HO 47-3 Herd $Cori NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS ,, IN THE ESTATE 0F JOSEPH WESLEY MOORE, late of the Town of Newcastle, in the Regional Municipallty of Durham, (his ýresidence being 98 Church 'Street, Bowmanvillie, Ontario), Retired Pedars EmplQyee, deceased, who died at the Town of Newcastle, in the Regional Municipality of Durham, on the 14th -day of October, 1979.:1 Creditors and Others having claims against the said Deceased or his Estate are required to send full farticulars and full proof to hundersigned on or before the 29th day of December, 1979, after which date the assets of the Estate wilI be distributed having regard to the claims then received. Date at Town of Newcastle, this l6th day of November, 1979, L.C. Mason, Q.C., 135 Welington Street, P.O. Box 129, Bowmanville, Ontario. LlC 3K9. Sol icitor for the Executor, who is Melville Joseph Moore, 9 Jane Street, Bowmanvitle, Ontario. 47-3 Recreation Hockey 1NOVICE November 24th, 1979 Bill's Glass - 4 - Greg Good 3, Todd McFee. Tim's Rental - 2 - Danny Stone 2. Bonded Paving - 5 - Paul Cleland, Doug Lever, Chris Barry, Jeremey Snowden, Paul Chisholm. Bon Rae - 2 - Jason Pleau, Jarrett Holmes. Marina Hotel - 4 - Scott Edmondson 3, Neil Taylor. Ontario Hydro Employees Union - 2 - Nick Dennis. ATOM November 24th, 1979 D & R Sports - 4 - Scott Cole, Craig Lewis, Dave Jenson, Gord Murcheson. Kinsman - 1 - David Cancilla. // Darlington Auto - 5 - Rob Davidson, Chris Shmyr, Brian Dodd, Mike Coombes. Lange - 2 - Andrew Rice, Jeff Thompson. Frank's Variety Royals - 6 - Steve Coates 2, Doug Moffatt 3, Jamie Lever, shutout to Brent Walton. Larry's Sports - 0. PEE WEE November 24, 1979 Nichols Motors - 3 - Tracy Stephens 2, Eddy West. Mr. Submarine - 3 - Randy Smit 2, Doug Bakker. Osborne and Shank Insurance - 3 - Joey Hennessy, Don Mann, Shawn Healey. Goodyear Rangers - 2 - Danny 1Player, Steve Murchinson. BANTAM November 24th, 1979 Kool Enterprises - 3 - Russ Maynard 2, Ian McKay. Attersley Tire - 3 Paul Stocker 2, Greg Bell. Larry's Sports - 5 Tom Collis 3, Todd Beers, John Barnard. Brownies Food Service - 3 - Tim Childs. Dennison Mfg. - 8 - Ryan Brown 3, Wayne Bragg, Ron Grabko, Glen Owens. Frank's Variety - 3 - Todd Stephens. Marianna Development - 3 - Robbie McKay, Bob Turner, Rob VanHemmen, Newcastle - 2 - Jeff Fox, Ken Lawson. December 1, 1979 Novice Ontario Hydro Union - 5 - Richard Gordon 3, Nick Dennis 2, shut out to Shannon Wood. Tim's Rental - O. Bill's Glass - 5 - Greg Goode 3, Todd McPee 2, Preston Transport - 1- Jim McGregor. Bonded Paving - 3 - Dean Baumbauer, Paul Cleland, Chris Barry. Marina Hotel - 1 - Scott Edmondson. Atom Lange - O - Shut out to Paul Stevens. Larry's Sports - 0 - Shut out to Chris Bloedorn. Darlington Auto - 6 - Chris Schmyr 3, Robert Robinson, Marty VanDyk, Rob David- son. Kinsmen - 2 - Tim Smith, Jonathon Sabien. D & R Sports - 2 Dave Jensen, Terry Killett. Frank's Variety - 1- Jamie Lever. H.L. Wood Transport Midgets End Week wth Win end Lots By Bill Paterson November, 28th at Darling- ton Sports Centre, Pickering Village Midgets defeated by Toros 9 -6. The Pickering t eam was short three players before the teams were able to dress due to some vandalism in the arena. The Tranporters scored wîth only 19 seconds gone in the first period. Mike D'Entremont from Marc Richards and Jim Hogarth followed only 32 seconds Iter when Jim Hogarth set up Marc Richards in front of the Pickering goal., Pickering came back and caught the Toros napping and put one behind he ratend- er at 1: 42. From there on the teams exchanged scoring with Marc Richard set up by Mike D'Entremont on a power play. Pickering answered on 'a power play, Kevin Welsh got his first of two goals unassisted on a beautiful effort from the lef t side across the goal mouth and a back hand shot to the corner. The score was Bowmanville 4, Pickrn 3 at the end of the firstpeod Bowmanville scored the first goal of the second period at 7:17 when Greg Smith was set up by Kevin Welsh and Darcy Cummings followed at 7:20 cwhen Pickering scored again. There the, Transporters turned it on and added three more, Darcy Cummings unassistted, Dave Mason fromi Terrv Coombes. the aoaltend- er and Keith Welsh from Steve Popadyn and Darcy Cummings at 2:14 and 2:57 of the third. Pickering got their first of the third period after some defensive break-downs in the Toro end.1 The Toros last score was notched by Marc Richards with his hat trick from Mike D'Entremont and Scott Pater- son. Pickering scored once more to end the gamne Bowmanville 9, Pickering 6. December 1 at Markham Centennial Arena, the Toros played their strongest gaine of the year against this hard skating team but ended up on the short end of a 3 toi1 score. The first period was score- less with Mark Lee stopping 13 shots vs 5 at the Markham end. Markham scored twice in D & R$porte Minou' Atoms End Losing Stroek, 8 On November 2th the boys travelled to Bay Ridges to do battle with the Bay Ridges Minor Atoms. The first period belonged to Bay Ridges as they notched the only goal of the period at 17 û At the 1:34 mark of the second period, Mark Tripp led the game with assists from Gareth Stone and Jeff Laird. Bowmanville jumped into the lead juat six minutes later when Jeïff Laird scored a well earned goal with the assîst going to Gareth Stone. Unfortunately, Bay Rîdges the second period while the Toros had some good chances but couldn't finish them off. The Transporters came back in the third with more drive and more changes while Mark Lee picked out numerous sure goals. Finally, at 10:09, Markham Put their third one in. The Toros did not qive up and at 14:07 Marc Richards scored from Greg Smith and Scott Paterson. Final score Bowmanville 1, Markham 3. Next game, Wednesday, December 5 at Darlington Sports Centre, 9:30 p.m. agaînst the Oshawa Little NHL "Red Wings." See you there! stormed back less than a minute later -and tied, the game at 8:02 for the final goal of that period. The Toros were undaunted by that last goal and at just 1:57 of the third, period Eric Janssens scored an unassisted goal from a face-off . Bowmanville continued to play well, but Bay Ridges persisted and again they took the lead at 2:06, Close checking and fine goaltending at both ends prevented either team from changing the double three on the scoreboard, until the 12:39 mark of the final period when Bay Ridges got a break and scored the winner. Final score 4 - 3 Bay Ridges. No shame should be felt by any member of our Toros as they put on their best showing of the season to date. Close Decision with Cobourg On November 24th, Cobourg came to Bowmanville looking for revengecarried from last season 's losses to our Toros plu one exhibitioni game early this year. t was a see-saw game going from end to end with no one being able to capitalize on well set-up plays. Burke Lush played a very steady game an cannot be faulted for the goal that slipped past hlm at 7:42 of the There was no further scor- ing until the third period when, with just 16 seconds remainîng in the game Cobourg scored into an empty net. Final score 2 - O for Cobourg. Toros Ready for Return Game On the following Saturday, December ist Cobourg return- ed to Bowmanville to learn that the Minor Atom Toros would give them no chance to take any further revenge. Brad Carnegie wiho had been absent from the game the previous week due to illness, certainly made his presence known in this gamne. Ati1: 26 of the ist period Brad scored, what turned out to be the winner. He put on a dazzling dis lay of stick handling and wilhsheer determination was stili able to side the puck into the net after being knocked to the ice. At the other end, goalie Darrin Bunker let the Cobourg players know hie was flot to be intimidated. At just 38 seconds of the lst period the littie net-minder was assessed a slashing penalty. It was he who did t he intimidating, as from that point on Cobourg did not have tooi many players standing too close to our net., The first period ended 1-O0 in our favor. As the second period got underway the boys continued to put the pressurr on Cobourg. This paid où-, when the ever determined Britt Cole scored two goals in two minutes. Hlis lst goal came at 4:54 with the assist going, to Gareth Stone. Oushawa Monument Co. Family Memorials - Markers Ail Design und Lttering Don. by Us on Promises -NO SALESMEN INVO LVED - Please Telephone 728-3111 for Fuit Details ris Eight in cGa As Checker' s Variely Bantams Continue Thoir Wînning Checker's Variety Toros Checker's Minor Bantams travelled to, Markham without four regular players Monday, Nov. 26 for a game swamped the- Oshawa "AAA" which resulted in another Major Pee Wees to the tune of victory for the local team. 13,to 4. Eric Pebbles played an out- This game played" in standing game in net, making Children's Arena was many key saves and earning arranged to provide some himself a shut-out. tough' competition for this The Toros were held score- excellent Pee Wee squad. But less in the first period but as it turned out, the Toros defenceman Roger Hornsby simply overwhelmed their put the first marker on the opponents. scoreboard in the middle of The Toros jumped into a the second frame. Jay Sweet quick lead with Scott Heard assisted. Late in the same scoring two in the first two perýod Robert Geidlnger minutes, assists going to Chris scored from Roger Hornsby Perkins and Deryk Clark. and Darcy Huber. - Oshawa then answered with No scoring took place in an two only. to have the Toros uneventful third period and corne back with two more by although Markham pulled Scott Heard and Danny Wer. their goalie in favor of an Chris Perkins pficked up the extra attacker, they were Stijl assist on Heard's goal. unable to penetrate the Toros The second period saw the defensive play. Bulîs outscore Oshawa 4 to 1. Scott Heard Nets 8 Goals Goal scorers were Scott Heard For' Checkers with 2, Darcy Huber and On Tuesday, Nov. 27 Robert Geidlinger with 1 each. G.H.'COPELAND, D.P.m. A.J. MARC US, DAPM. Announces the opening of their offiefor the practise of PODIATRIC MEDICINE Diseases and Disorders of the Foot 14 Gibbons St. Oshawa By Appolntment 579-8171 Selling Yo ur FHlou sle by Ed Vanhaverbeke F.R.I EDVAN REALTY LTD. A HOUSE THAT'S BEEN LOVED Buying a house is an emotional business. Househunters go out hoping to tati in love with a wonderful home. What makes a home "lovable"? Oten it has, been gven tender, loving care by its present owner. Abused, neglected properties just won't make the grade What would a prospect think of your home? Does tl look cared for'? Or have you let things slide, figuring you were about to leave anyway? Sînce a 'lovable" home brings a better price it's worthwhile ta give yours a littie extra care betore tl goes on the market. Not much is necessary if you put that care where tl shows. Replace burned-out light bulbs. Check faucefs for drips; be sure folets donti run on. Mak e sure windows and doors open and close easily. Touch up paint where needed; paint rooms thaf look grim-y, Repair any cracks in walls. Clean out closets and basemnen t f0 make storage areas look more spacious. Not moving? Give your home a Ilttie love anyway; makes if a nicer place f0 live. Moving? Lst wif h Edvan Realty Ltd. 98-4733 or 623-4439. Ways Again in the third period, Oshawa were outscored, 5 goals to 1. The Toros' marks- men this period were Scott Heard with 3, Jay Sweet and Deryk Clark with 1 each. Assists went to Doug Brown, Robert Geidlinger, Roger Hornsby, Scott Heard and Deryk Clark with 2. Congratulations to Scott Heard on his 8 goal performance and also to the other 10 Toros who neyer let up thfrough 45 minutes of play. Eric Peebles chalked up his third win in a row in the nets for the Bulîs with key saves comîng when needed. On Saturday, Dec. 1 Checker's Variety Minor Bantam Toros hosted Ajax for their fourth and last encounter of regular season play. Bow- manville outscored their opponents 5 to 3 and this gave them a total of 5 points out of the 8 possible against these worthy adversaries. The only goal of the opening frame belonged to the Toros' captain Darcy Huber with the assist going to Jay Sweet. Ajax came back in the second period with 3 goals in less than 4 minutes to take the lead. Kevin Latchford scored twice and Deryk Higdon once. AlI were slapshots on the goalie's glove side. Bef ore the period ended the Toros evened the tally when Darcy Huber again scored with Roger Hornsby assisting. Ray Cummings let a shot go from the point. Assisting on this goal were Scott Heard and Deryk Clark. Late in the final period, Darcy Huber scored his third of the night and the go-ahead goal with a slapshot from the blue line. Danny Weir assist- ed. Another shot from the blue line by Gordie Rogers provided the insurance goal Toros needed to take the win. Scott Heard earned an assist on this goal. Next Saturday, Dec. 8, Markham meet the Toros at 6:30 in Memorial Arena. Doflit yougrself and save! " Steamex« gets the dirt other methodls dont reach. " Removes old shampoo. 0 Carpet dnies quickly. " Simple f0 use as a vacuum. carpet cleaner 1 , I, w F1 LEWIS RENT-ALL 113 KingSt. E. 62344801