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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Dec. 5,19739 Busy Weekend f or Preston Movers Preston The Mover Major Atoms had a busy weekend after three previous weeks of light action. Movers played three games with a much improved team effort. Movers played in Cobourg Friday night, shorthanded with first stringers Kevin Tink, don Janack and goal scorer David Tower who is moving to Oshawa out of action. Prest- ons came out with a point with a one ail score, Len Dyck firing from the shot on a passout from behind the net by John Foote and Rob Worden. Movers played at home Saturday afternoon in an exhibition game with Oshawa LNHL Blues, Movers coming out on top with a 5-2 score. Grant Brock put Movers out frpnt, Doug Dilling, Tim Almond assisting. Almond counted for Movers assisted by Brock and Kent Wilcox, Mark Abbott fired the third, Almond and Kevin Tink for his tirst poin t of the season. Brock counted the fourth, Abbott and Dilling assisting. Dilling fin- ished the scoring assisted by Almond. Movers played Whitby one the the powers of the league, Sunday eveing in Brooklin, with a 9-0 count for Whitby. The score was no indication of th e play with Whitby able to finish their play where Movers could not. After two periods of play a 4-0 lead for Whitby. Movers had an early third period letdown with Whitby scoring three quick goals to put the game out of reach. Bay Ridges Blank Gardens- Pee Wees Wiho Beat Murkhom, Hampton Gardens Mînor Pee Wees won one and lost one in Lakeshore League play. In Bay Ridges, Wednesday night, we lost 4-0 to the leagues first place teami. Individual mis- takes cost us this game as Ladies' Physical Fitness Class Mem'bers-ot BHS Keep in Shape with Strenuous Exercises Twice each week, about 20 members of the Ladies Physîcal Fitness class gather at one of the BilS gyms to go through a couple of hours of strenuous exercises under direction of Mrs. Pat Lucas. They've been doing this' for several weeks now and certainly appear to be in good shape in this pictiuré. Some of those in the class agreed on Monday night to pose for the States m àn some players quit hustling in key situations. on Saturday, Markhamn vis- ited Bowmanville Arena and the Gardens crew skated off with a 3-1 victory. In the first period Chuck Welsh scored while killing a penalty, then near the end of the period Rick Simpson scored unassisted. Markham scored in the second period and with one minute gone in the third V period Terry De Luca scored unassisted. In this game there were many fine individual efforts but no team play as allV ines fS norTn our goals were unassisted. 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They are, froml left to right, Mrs. Lucas, Sherryl Barrett, Jackie Forsey, Betty Crossey, Delores Konopacki, Margaret Vermeulen, Barbara Tukker and Jean Welsh. nis Club Championships Above are the winners of championships at Bowmanville Tennis Club who have now taken Up the winter equivalent, badminton, and are playing a couple of times a week at Bowmanville High School's magnificent gymnasium in a program sponsored by the Recreation Department. They are, front row, left toright, Terry Legate who won the ladies' single title, Jeanne Siemon who joined her husband Keith, in the back row at right, to win the mixed doubles crown, Betty Lobb and Jean Evans who won the ladies doubles championship, and at rear left, Frank Mohun who teamed with Keith Slemon to win the men's doubles. Dr. Siemon was also the men's singles champion. Kramps Ousted f rom Leader's, Circle by Lockes TV 7 to 4 and County Chrysier Beat McNultys bv Jimi Clarke in a busier than usual eventng. for three more in the final Kramp's Furniture suffered Lockes meet the struggling frame, while McNultys man- their first loss in five weeks McNulty Sports crew in this aged their only other score. last Thursday and were eased Tbursday nights' 8 p.m. start- Pickell, along with 'Woody' out of a snare of îirst place. Locke T.V., who blasted the Furniture crowd 7-4 and late game winners, County Chry- sler, both have 10 points, two in front of Kramps. County kept McýINulty's Sports from gaining any ground, dumping them 6-2. The Sportsmen have managed just two victories in eight games. Lockes. in sidetracking Kramp's triumphant express in the first contest, received starry efforts from John ~Bucky- Hughes and Grant "Tully' Th ompson. Held scoreless in last week's action, Hughes was back to top et ficiency for this one, scoring four times and assisting on two more. fis six points left him one point back of the scoring leader, Kramp's Rick Woolner. who managed two assisîs. If Hughes was out- standing in Locke's win. Thompson was almost as effectiv e, strîking f'or a pair of goa1s and adding four helper-s. The renîaining TV counters xxas collected by Larry Perrîs. Kramps Charlie Green and Wray Rendell each fired two' goals. Holding a 3-2 edge after 20 minutes, Lockes mounted a four goal, middle period spree to take a corniorfable 7-3 lead entering the third. Officials Bob Hellam and Paul Forsey thumbed off nine Locke offen- ders and five Kramp culprits, er. The Sportsmen nave tait- ied a humble, 30 goals in their eight outings so far. In the late affair, (9:30), County Chrysler controlled things most of the way, as they delivered a 6-2 loss to th last delivered a 6-2 loss to the last place, MIcNulty bunch. The xxioners buiît up a 3-0 leadb early in the Middle perioý Ray Pickell, with bis fifth and John Kramp put them txxo up, after 20 minutes. Mike Dono- gbue bagged his fifth for County, before McNulty's Stex e Burns bit for his first of two. The winners connected C.O.F. Bowling Ladies' Hligh Triple May Alldread . .. ..... 737 Ladies' High Single May Alldread ... .. . 284 1 Ieii's Iligli Triple George Heath ......726 Mlen's lligh Single Glen Prout ...... 324 John Gould . .... 304 Team Standinjg Ray Westlake. 36553 47 B. Smith. . ..38139 67 J. Luffman 36953 501-2 G. Marshall 34622 50 A. Vap Goor 35414 27 P.Potter,..- 36304 45 Vera Tendani 34961 28 L. Woodcock, 37122 51 M. Alldread '360)71 51 M. Rozemna 3û-668 40 D. Mott 35126 34 J. Gould. 37306 551- Lee's oair comtîleted County's production. Burns' third per- iod tally was bis l4th of the season. He scored 24 last season, second to Rick Wool- ner's 26. So fac this year Burns bas accounted for almost haîf of Mî/INulty's meagre total of 30 goals. McNultys drew six of the game's eight penalties. In this week's late match, County Chrysler and Kramps square, off at 9:30. Both clubs hold a victory in their two previous meetings, Kramps by, a 10-6 score and County, winners by an 8-6 margin. COMPLETE PAINT and AUTO' BODY REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES and MODELS 0F CARS AND TRUCKS PHIONE OR COME IN AND SEE MARTY, OUR BODY SHOP MANAGER FOR A FREE ESTIMATE PHONE 623-4481 219 King St. E. - Bowmanville Bowmanville e , Lions Club TU RKEY ROLL and CAR DRAW LIONS CENTRE Friday, Dec. 7th' 7: 00 P.m Bar Privileges - Buff et Admission Free- __________MOTOR INN j~ LIBERTY ST. AT 401 Presents an M.i BOWMANVILLE r I December 1lOth 1 l5th featuring... Anit'a Scott QUEEN 0F THIE PEARLIES with BARRY TAYLOR MAKE UP YOUR OWN GROUP AND HAVE A PARTY PUB ROOMS OPEN, 7 P. M. 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