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6 The Canadian tatesnian, Bowmanville, Dec, 19, 1973 i0 RpOi>te, * 623-3303 * FLASHBACK- 25 Vears Ago - The students of B.T.S. each received as a,_Christmas present, a hockey stick, autographed ýby ýHap Day, coach of the Toronto Maple Leafs, and the members of the team. Nice gesture and a great souvenir. FLASHBACK - 10 Years Ago - Aif Samelîs was re-elected president of the Bowmanville Skating Club, and other officers eîected were: Mrs. Jack Leddy, secretary, and Mrs. E. L. Ewert, treasurer. Directors elected were: Mrs. William Cowle, Mrs. Clarence Oke, Mrs. T. J. McGuirk, 'Mrs. W. M. Ruddell, Mrs. Wallace Dilling and Mrs. A. Larusso. We would like to wish everyone a Very Merry Christmas! WARNING - With the cold weather of. the last few days, many are anxious to get out the blades and try out Vanstone's Pond, and other outçloor ponds. Chieck and make certain the ice is SAFE. Let's have accident free holidays. 30 0 WINNERS - 7th week, drawn Saturday, December lSth: No. '246 Sid Worden, No. 102 R. Simpson,' No. 116 Nelson ZoscJhke, No. 114' Horace Vetzal, No. 265 Johni Conboy MIGHTY FINE BOWLING - Last week RQn "Fats" Etcher rolled a nifty 900 game of 319, 324, 270 at Liberty Bowl iin the Men's Major League. It was the first -900 eame of the season. Hector ballantine had a nice,312 singlegame.* In the Young Adult Bowling League, Ron had a 925. Great bowling. BONSPIEL - Bowmanville Country Club will be holding an. In-Club-Spiel on Boxing Day. Drop in and see some fine curling. 50-50 WINNER - at the Jr."C game on Sunday ith $21 was Paul Forsey, Duke Street. Last, Sunday, Paul had a hat trick. Quite a week. OUT 0F ACTION - Bill Leaman, a member of the Oshawa Jr. "B". Legi onnaires hockey team lias been forced to the sidelines for, a few weeks due to having five toes broken during a hockey game and is hobbling around on crutches. Unfortunate, just as hie was mnaking his presence felt in the league. We hope he returns soon. CROSS COUNTRY SKIING - The Pine' Ridge Cross Country Ski Club, Oshawa, held a'meeting at Eastdale Collegiate in Oshawa, Tuesday evening, Dec. llth, with approximately 150 people -in attendance. Guest speakers for the evening were Lars Carlson, Bowmanville, and Niel McDonald. Mr. Carlson, who is a physical education instructor at Clarke High Sehool, spoke on Fitness and the Cross-Co.untry Skier. Because cross-country skiing can be very physically demanding at times, it was suggested that basic tra ining be done before skiing. Mr. Carlson suggested on the spot running and outdoor walking or' joggfing as cardiovascular exercises; toe to-ucýhing, lateral bends, side stretching aîdsode turns as flexibility exercîses, alîipui ups, abdomen sit-ups, knee bends and terie as strength exercises. If you haven't 1U . c he habit of exercising regularly it is best tol begî.n the training programin m'oderation and progi r îadually. Niel McDonald, chairmanl of the Suît Otarïo Cross-Country Division of the Cnda Ski Association,, gave a very, informative spe'i concerning the many facets of cross-co r c ng- The club's vice-president, Jim ReadaLo îîîformed us that there are now three to four miles of NEW ski trails in the Ganaraska Forest in addition to'the two miles of riginal trails, which cover varying terrain and countryside. POWER SKATING - The "Art Thompson Arenal" in Pickering, is sponsoring beginners and advanced power skating, on D ec. 26th thrù' Ja 'n. lst with professional instructor, Frank Miller and assistants in charge. Cail 839-4425 for information. KINSMEN ONLY 50e ADMISSION TO THE NEXT >4 BIG KINSMEN SUPER oCAR BiNGO ý Le- f,4 eto be held in the PETERBOROUGH MEMORIAL. CENTRE FRIDA', DECEMBER 21 $8,5OO in PRIZE MONEY INCLU DING BIG MONEY TREE GAMÉ FOR $11000. $500. Fu Card BIG SPJICIAL 3 Big Game'- But if GAMIE FOR Games wo n6 orl s. $100.00erin $at0 worn6 os. $1000.00 rj at$500 $700.00 $500.00 Full Card each FULL CARD GAME 20 BIG RIEGULAR FOR $300.00 I GAMIES AT $50.00 1 EACH 20 BIG REGULAR GAMES at $50.00 Ech~ BRAND, NEW 1974 HOLIDAY FORD TORINO Sor $2,000.00 Cash Due to Governnient regulations, door prizes are not a'vailable. In place we wiIl give $10.00 FREE full card game.: Early Bird Games at 7:30- Buses at Door âmmm KINSMEN RgtThere When it Counts by Jim CIa rke The two front running clubs departed from last Thursday nights' meeting without a clear cut winner emerging. County Chrysler's Andy Rowe scored with less than three minutes to play, as they gained a 2-2 draw a gainst Locke's T.V. The Split in points left County one point ahead of Lockes in the standing. The Chrysier bunch have claimed five of a possible eight points in their four matches with Lockes this season. In the late cont est last week, McNulty's Sports almost let a 6-3 third period lead escape, but managed to survive for an 8-5 win over Kramp's Furni- ture. The. Sportsmen netted two empty-net goals in the final 31 seconds, both by their scoring wizard, Steve Burns. In the first contest, Lockes and County. struggled through 40 scoreless minutes of hockey as both netminders were outstanding. Mike Johnson finally gave ground as County opened the scoring at 4:30 of the third period. Lt was a unassisted effort by Mike Donoghue and was his seventh of the seaso-n. The T.V. troop squared. things when Larry TOWN LEAGUE HOCKEY STATISTICS BillWagar has been a valuable Junior "C" asset with the Eagles this year. Over the weekend when they defeated Sutton twice, Bill had a pair of goals and an assist in Sutton and here, on Sunday, he chalked up four points, three assists and a goal. Western, Electrics split ekend Action On Saturday, Dec. iSth, the Bowmanville Western Elec-. tric Minor Atoms hosted Cobourg's Minor Atoms, with Bowmanville winning ýiy a close- 2-1 count. The Western Electric squad went ahead 1-0 in the second period on a goal, by Barry Cuillen, assisted byv Billy Hogarth. Bowmanville went ahead 2-0 at the 10:40 mark of the third when Joe Nihill completed a lovely passing play, the as- sists on the goal going to Billy S$ainsbury and Rod Plain. Cobourg refused to give u.p, scorîng at the 12:45 mark to make the final score read 2-1. Kenny' Woodard, played in goal- for Bowmanville being very steady to earn the.win. On Sunday, Bowmanville travelled to Markham to play the undef eated host squad and lost 2-0 in a hard checking tilt. The game was a display of exciting action, with play going from end to end, with both teams having great scoring opportunities. WUI just 4:16 remaining in the game, Markham scored to go ahead- 1-0. Bowmanville pulled the goaltender in favor of the extra attacker but Markham scored the clincher with 14 seconds remainîng to earn a well deserved victory. Steve Skene was in goal, for the Western Electric squad and was very sharp, coming up with several great saves. B antams Blank Petes Outscore Ajax 4-2 *The H. L. Wood Bantams took two well earned victories fromn the opposition, in the past week defeating Ajax in their home rink on Fri. by a score of 4-2, and won a home encounter with, Peterborough blanking themn by a >count of 4-0. In the game at' Ajax, the Transporters took an early, lead with, Brad. Godfrey drilling one home at the four minute mark on a power-play effoptset up by Don Farrow and Brent Badour. Bowmanville completely ýdominated play in the first two periods, skating and passing their wav to build ýa 3-0 lead going into the third period.Don Farrow and Godfre% added two goals assistedrb Scott Stevens and Wayne White- man. For the third perîod, the .Wood crew went into a bit ofa ihell as they stood back and watched the Ajax crew draw within one goal of tying the gaine on goals by Flagel and Snelling. With this note, Bow- manvîlle got back into the action and played the remain- der of the game in high gear, Brad Godfrey completing a hat-tnick at the 13.25 mark, set up by Brent Badour. Britt Murphy ad Brian Fraser share thegoaltending duties for Bowinanville. Their were six penalties handed out, three to each team. In the gamne against the Petes,Bowmanville took an early first period lead on a power-play effort with Gerard Morrison being the marks- man. Both teams went score- less in the second period as Bowmanville had a big edge in the play but were held off by some solid goaltending in the Petes' net. The Transporters sc ored three unanswered goals in the third, the first coming off the stick of Brent Badour on 'another powerplay effort, the g oal being set up by Don Farrow. Brad Godfrey coin- pleted the scoring with two goals, with assists earned by Gera.rd Morrison and Gary Dusseldorp. The next home gamne will be tonight at 7:00 p.m. with last year's, Slver Stick AA win- ners, Bramalea being the visitors. NIGHT HAWKS Team Standing B. Smith ......... 40801 40 L. Burgess ...... 39348 32 D. Ogden ........ 39820 31 L. Piper .. ... 39737 27 K. Raîston ... . . . 39236 27 M. Trimble ... 38833 21 Compiled by Tim Cox STANDING, W LT GF County Chrysier 6 3 1 Locke'sTV 5 3 2 Kramp's Furniture 4 6 0 McNulty's Sports 3 6 SCORING GPG6 John Hughes, Locke's 10 21 Rick Woolner, Kramp's 10 16 Steve Burns, McNulty's 9 17 Larry Perris, Locke's 7 9 Rae Piekeli, Courity 9 6 Dave Green, Locke's 5 9 Lanny Burns, County 10 5 Dave Colwell, Kramp's 6 7 Irv Gi, McNulty's 9 '5 Joe Balson, McNulty's, 9 il GOALTENDING GP Min. ty's 's Mike Johnson, Locke',ç Doug Hayes, County Ken Veitch, Locke's Curt Vanstone, McNul Larry Nemîsz, Kramp Darryl Hunt, McNulty ?~9tolÎdc ... to you and yours tbis happy holiday season. Thank you for your patronage. Transport 210 BASE LINE ROAD IT's 71 AOO TO WISH A VERY Merry Christmas AND A Happy New Year TO OUR 1,200 REGISTERED BOWLERS AND THEIR FRIENDS ~LIBERTY BOWL LTD. BASE LINE PHONE 623-5663 For Reservations for Your Party Bowling AL. OSBORNE, Manager GA 50 43 67, 42 61 60, 46 79 Pts. PIM 22 43 2, 24 40 0 10 27 2 12 21 15 13 19 0 9 18 0 13 18 2 10 17 4 12 17 8 5 1&66 GA Avg. 10 14 3.50 D0 43 4.30 DO 23 4.60 40 21 5.25 10 54 6.00 40 44 11.00 Perris notched his ninth goal, from "Bucky" Hughes, at 9:48. Less than 60 seconds ater, the same pair teamed up to give Lockes, a 2-1 margin. This time the league's leading scorer, Hughes struck, wîth Ilis 21st. goal in 10 ganmes. Coipt~ ,f~all.. ppetedfthe gaesscoring \whlen Rowe potted the equalizer, at 16:25. 'Smokeyý" Hayves in Coun- YOUT1H BOWLING TYKES Winners of the first sched- ule: Capt. M. Luxton, P. Knapp, C. Crossey, R. Terry, S. Meyers. High Single C. Nash 118-154, S. Woolley 148. Hligh Double C. Nash 27?, S., Woolley.242. BANTAM BOYS Winners of the first shedule: Capt. R. Sutcliffe, Peter Brinklow, J. Rozemna, R. Kennett, B. Hammond, K. Ad. High S inglé Peter Brinklow 203, B. Rich- ards 188. H-igh Double B. Richards 326, Peter Brink- low 322, E. Dykstra 311. BANTAM GIRLS Winners of the first sched- ule: Capt. M. Westlake, T'1. Rowe, W. Brunt, M. Sneed, M. Van Goor, S. Junkin. Illgh Single D. Rendell 202, E. Gibson 168, J. Lunn 1 66, L. Carîsýon 165, J. Van Goor 163. lligh [Double D. R-endell 307, L. Carlson :300, M. Westlake 295, E. Gibson 291. Juiior Boys Winners of the first sched- uic: Capt. K. Hienry, R. Chapple, B. Terry, K. Ken- nedy, P.'Wiggans...F. Smith. Hligh Single M. Reynolds 326-220-221, R. Chapple 273-267-234,.JJ Mur- phy 254, A. Bons 229-218, K. Konopacki 238, K. Woolley 207-215, D. Sheehan 210, R. King 207. lligh Tripis R. Chapple 774. MI. Rey nolds 767, J. Murphy 604. JUNIOR GIRLS Winners of the first sched- ule: Capt. B. Lane, R. Luxton. D. Poirier, MI. Leddy, .C. Brownlee, E. Woudstra. High Single Judy Holroyd 292, S. Michel- son 260, Jo Anne Holroyd 230-213, S. Leaver 209, C. Lane 213, C. Luxton 215, R, Melan- son 212, H. Gray 203-200, S. Heath 200, C. Vivian 200. lligh Triple Judy Holroyd 679, Jo Anne Hiolroyd 617, H. Gray 591., SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE Roberts 7, Piper,0; Cowle 5, Pearson 2; Gray 7, Coombes 0;, Carter 7, Stacey 0, Team Standing Carter 68, Roberts 63, Grayý 59, Pearson 44, Piper 30, Stacey 25, Cowle 24 , Coomnbes 2:3. H Iigh Gaines M. Roberts 272 (718), John Carter 274 (718), J. Lane 256, J. Brooks. Whether you dine at'home or at Lotus Gardens, Our delicious food will assure you and your family of a pleasant experience. 'lilw TehUe Chopa tfrka"'- FOR FAST SERVICE Tak...Out o Home DoIivery K / County Dra ws w'ith Locke's Netmindiers in Great For m McNuty's Defeait krampý's