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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 20, 1974 7 LADIES HOCKEY TOURNEY - Oshawa Gus Brown Motors' goaltender Susan Bond found ber goal area a busy place Saturday during action in the Oshawa Invitational Ladies' Hockey Tournament ati the Civic Auditorium. Kingston attackers put on the, pressure en route to a 6-2 triumph over Oshawa. Kingston weýit on to take the tourna- ment titie. SCORING ACE - Nighthawks' scoring ace Steve West, gradually pulling away from the pack, is chalking up points at a pace which would make him the 23rdplayer in league history to accumulate 100 or more in a single season, and also has a solid shot at becoming the league's iith 50 goal man. With those kinds of credentials, West would be a shoo-in for Al-Star honors at centre.. . Entering last Saturday's meeting in Hershey, the Hawks owned an impressive 3-0-2 siate against the South Division pace setters, including two wins on Bear grounds. On Sunday, Steve played in his 7th game and has a total of 101 scoring points on the strength of 46 goals and 55 assists. YOUTH -BOWLING TIYKES Woolley 5, McLean 0; Diîling 5, Heard 0; Nash 5, Tremblay 0; Luxton 5, Smith 0. Tearn Standings Nash 33, Heard 32, Woolîey 29, Dilling 26, Luxton 23, lMJ1Lean 14, Smifh 13, Tremblay 10. lligh Single S. Wiseman 162, W. Luxton 153, S. Woolley 135, D). Johnson 132. lligh Double W. Luxton 271, D. Johnson 247, S. Wiseman 242., BANTAM BOYS Sutcîiffe 5, Dykstrao; Hall- man 3, Stoop 2. Teani Standings Sutcîiffe 44, Stoop 32, Dykstra 12, Halîman 12.i lliglh Single C. Wilson............. 194 'Iligli Double C. Wilson 300, T. Halîman 299, R. Sutcliffe 291. BANTiAM GIRLS liendelI 3, Bishop 2; Slobod- zian 5, Westlake 0; Gibson 3, Carlson 2; Van Goor 3, Rloberts 2. Teain Standing Slobodzian 36, Rendell 32'1, Roberts :30, Westlake 29, Van Goor 22, Carlson 181/2, Bishop 17, Gibson 15. lligh Single S. Hoberf s 2310, W. Stephiens _21i4. \,S. Roberts 384, 'M. Westîake 344, T. Slobodzian 342, J. Van Goor 330, S. Baîl 320, K. O'Neil 326, W. Brunt 309, K. Adams '306, G. Bishop 304, E. Gibson 302., 1JUNIORI BOYS Hlenry 5, Hopcroft 2; Murphy ,, Reynolds 2; Bons 7, Chapple TeainiStanding Chapple -55, Murphy 47, Bons '36, Reynolds 28, Hopcroft 24, Henry 20. 1Iligh Single K. Woolley 248, J. Murphy 212-240, B. Dykstra 235, R. Hayward 213, M. Benoit 205, D. Murphy 201. lligh Triple J. Murphy.............. 607 JUNIOR GIRLS Lane 7, Chow 0; Judy Holroyd 7, Grav 0, Jo Anne Holroyd 5, Lavigne2 Team Standing Lane 47, Judy Holroyd 39, Chow a7, Lavigne 37, Jo.Anme Hoîroy d 37, Gray 13. Iligh Single Jo Anne Hoîroyd 307, B. Lane 2029232, C. Lavigne 221, Judy Hlolroyd 211, A. Luxton 201. lligh Trip le Jo Anne Horoyd ......... 655 SENIOR XIIXEI) LEAGUE Robert s 4, Gray 3; Davey 7, Carter 0; Pearson 5, Brooks 2; Eves 5, Cowîe 2. 1l'eam Standing Pearson 47, Davey 46, Gray 39, Roberts 35, Eves 34,,Carter 32, Brooks 30, Coxvie 17. Iligh Ganses J. Lane 256-260 (756), -J. Brooks 258 (739), R. Thomp- son 734, G. Coombes 317 (728), M. Roberts 258 (706), J. Pearson 660, J. Paterson 274 (650). Legion Ladies Bowlingo Mardi 14, 1974 Tleani Standings Bruce ........... 31337 22 Partner ... ý.-.....30486 16 Sutcliffe....... 30806 15 Bates ........... 29676 13 lligh Average Joan Sutcliffe........ 234 Iligh Triple Joan Suteliffe....... .... 762 111glb Single JIaîn Sut<liffe .. ... .3 GOLF LESSONS 7 Lessons for $5.00 or $1.00 per lesson Instructors: MAX VOURTII - DUNC ULLEY - BILL LYLE A series of lessons f0 help improve your gamie. First lesson will consist of instruction on tbe wedge and 9 iron. Every Friday Night Coinmencing Mar. 22 7 tf 9 p. m. at the Legion Hall. For information Contact D)une Ulley - 623-5249 I11 Ganses Over 225 Joan Suteliffe 331, Rose Ven- asse 257,237, Hilda Simnick 247,217, Fran Bruce 245,241, Rena Bathgate 244,211, Denise Annaert 238,236, Diane How- arth-236, Lorraine Bruton 231, Joan Sutcliffe 228. Averages Joan Suteliffe 234, Fran Bruce 219 (27), Mary Bates 203 (30), Bernice Partner 202, Jean, Burton 199,,Rose Venasse 196 (27), Nyhi Sheehan 191 ý(30), Irene Whitney 190, Mary Gray 184, Marg Perris 183 (3). Men'S Major MIarch L,', 1974 Teani Standings Os borne & Shank 38323 22 Beaver Lum ber .. 38520 19. Pepsi Cola........ 37157 18 Jury & LoveIl . .-.. 36964 17'-- Dykstra Food .. 37763 17 Cowan Pontiac . 37817 17 I.G.A..... .....37154 17 Lander Hldwe..37726 16 Rice Bowl........ 36664 15 Franks Variety . . 37417 14 Kens Mens Wear . .36590 13 Ron Mutton ... 36310 12 TIop> 110Averages Larry Piper 250, Ron Etcher 244, Bob Laird 243, AI Osborne 241, Ernie Perfect 238, Dr. H. B. Rundle 237, Elton Brock 2:35, Pat Murphy 233, Bob Smnith 232, Ron Selleck 232. Three bowlers were over 800. Russ Hately 843 (301-265- 277), Larry Piper 824 (237-249 and the high single game 338) Hloward Bromell 810 (315-277- 218) S Ion 'Etch er 790 (289) Jim MlcKnight 767 (270) Gord Siînpson 7î58 (300) Dick Per- fect 750 (319)AI Osborne and Ion Selleck 744, Pat Murphy 764. The Bea'ver Lumbýer team had high single 1300 as well as high triple 3659. Larry Piper bas a. 250 average while Russ hately bas 2416 and Ron Etcher 243. Liberty Belles Stehen ......19008 20 Cme..... 18648 19 Roisn.._ 18487 17 Bons ..... .... ..19023- 16 R 18, ... M44 16 Crih.... 18351 16 Lvge..... 18289 16 Chant ........... 18473 15 L n ....... 18937 14 Gibson.......... 19283 13 Lane ... ......... 18310 10 AlIdread,. ....... 17491 8 1 1Iligli1Single Wilina (.oonbes29 Wilrna Coombes......... 269 Iligh Double Wilma Combes (269,241) 510 Top 12 Averages J. Bragg 215, B. Partner 210, F. Land 209, C. Rtoberts 207, Marion Gibsori 206, M. Mac- Donald 203, J. Chant 202, W. Coombes 200, E. Dadson 199, S. Lavigne 198, S. Robinson 196, A. Bons 194. - 400 Doubles F. Land 414, B. partner 443, E. Austin 410, Marioni Gibson 499, J1. Burton 446, M. Alldread 405, E. Dadson 447, J. Chant 434, J. Bragg 476,, M. Lane 405, B. Lyle 448, D. Fox 434, M. MacDonald 445, G. Lyle,434, Marie Gibson 411. I (4MAR * EIGINIA FRIEI) (IIKEN 4TRADEMARK THE MARY BROWN CORP., RICHMOND, VI RGI NIA KING STREET EAST BOWMAN VILLE AMPLE FREE PARKING Now Meet Stoney Creek Hampton Gardens Minor Pee Wee Defeat Milton Twice on Weekend To Advance into O.M.H.A. finals lHampton Gardens, Minor Pee Wees defeated Milton twice on the weekend and advanced into O.M.H.A. Finials. On Saturday, Bowmanville won 7-5 with Rick Simpson taking tbe opening faceoff, skating in and scorîng atthe five-second mark. Steve Braun scored, assisted by Daryll Jones and Steve Huis- man, Simspon from Chuck Welsh and Brent Clemens, Simpson again, assisted by Clemens and Dale Broome. Milton scored t0 make if 4-1 at the end of the first pttriod. In the second period, Clemens scored from Simpson and Welsh. EFarly in the third period, Milton scored, then Welshý for Bowmanville. as- sists going to Clemens and Simpson made it 6-2. From here f0 game's end, Milton completely dominated the game as the Gardens crew let up and Milfon scored fhree fimes to pull within a goal before Garf McQuaid scored wifh a minute Ieft, .a ssisted by Terry Riggers and Terry DeLuca. On Sunday, the Gardens crew fravelled to Milton, won their second straight game in a best of three series and eliminated Milton. After a scoreless first per- i, Brent Clemens Scored at 1:45 of the second period assisted by Welsh. At 6:45 Simpson scored an unassisted goal with Bowmanville a man short then with just 20 seconds left in the period Welsh scored assisted by Stan Greenham. In the third period Milton scored, and with five minutes left Simpson from Welsh. and Clemens. Final score 4-1. The dominant player in this series was Captain Rick Simpson. He completely con- trolled play in both games pîaying centre and defence, got five goals and two assists, but broke up many Milton scoring opportunities with good heads up hockey and hustle. Hampton Gardens 00nw play Stoney Creek in a best of five final series. ,Af press fime, -playing dates have not been set. Knapp'1sTowing Bantams, Win Series wi th Gananoque Advance to Mef Penetan'g H. W. Knapp's Towîng Bantanis defeafed Gananoque 7-4 in Memnorial Arena on Wed., March 13 and 3-1 on Saturday in Gananoque to wrap up the Ontario quarter finals three games to one. On Wed., Jerry' Johnstoni scored an early goal on passes from Eddy Gruyfers and Johr- Hogarth to put Knapp's info b 1-0 lead. Aflfer Gananoque tiec the, game Knapp's banged in four in a row to take a 5-1 lead and seemed to have the game well in hand. But persistent hard checking by Gananoque brought about enough mistak- es to bring the count to 5-4 hefore Gord Wallace and Jerry Johnston put the game out of reach. 0f ber goal scorers were Robert Ormiston with two, Terry Sarginson and John Conboy one each. Ron Jukic helped out on three goals with two assists to Jerry Leddy and Preston Movers in Brampton Tourney Have 3 of 6 Points Prestonf The Mover Major Atoms playing in the lSth Annual Brampton Lions Tour- nament entered in the B-2 class have tbree of a possible six points after three gamies playved in- the international type competif ion, each teamn playing seven games. Movers played their firsf game Saturday at 1:00 p.mn., a dleanbard hitting gamie wifh Owen 'Sound, both teams unable f0 score.ý Toby Rowe earned bis shutout wifb sev- eral fine pad and glove saves. Movers best forward was Timmy Almond skating hard the full game backed up by good defensive work of Brentf Crossey, ,Paul Dadson, and Kenf Wilcox. Movers played Brockville Saturday evening, clea rly out- playîng Bowmatsville and coming out on top) by'ý a 6-1 counf. Movers hadl shufout Brockville . 3-0 previously in fhe Brockville Afomn Tour- nament. Mover forwards skafed as fhough they were wearing snowshoes. Movers got on the scoreboard firsf after 26 seconds, Mark Abbof f on a liding pass from Jon Janacký. From there on if was al Brockville and excepf for Paul Dadson or Brentf Cros- sey on defence, Thousand Islanders would have run the score to double figures on Mike Noland wifh -a good effort between the pipes. 1Movers' third game againsf the hosf Brampton Selects was a 2-0 shutouit for Movers' Toby Rowe. Movers were wifhout the services of fheir bard working centre Timmy AI- mond. Capfain Paul Dadson slid in the first goal assisted Mixed Major Doris Joîl is-still gafhering up speed and upped ber average to 260 fhis week, 833 triple games of 358, 260 and 215. Taking bofb high- triple and single for fhis week . Wîfh ang828Joan Sufcliffe was close behind games of 284 and 263. Othier 700 triples and over,- Peggy Haynes 707 (250), Don Hamilton 704 (277). Other games and over, Peter Dobbins 308, Vi Coole 294, Ross Wright 289, Ron Sufceliffe 259, Albert Saman 258, Maria Opoka 257, Trevor Hulme 253, Ernie Perfect 251, Mary Gray 250. Team Standings, Wright..........-21 29,488 Buday ........ ... 21 28,529 Sheehan......... 16 27,558 Haynes..........15- 28,024 Morrison .........14 27,926 Jol....... *...... 13 28,027 Dunn ............ 12 27,652 Fairey . .-.....12 27,526 Patfield .......... 10 27,856 Crossey.........10 26,956 Opoka...........-10 26,942 Sutcliffe ...... .... 8 26,665 by Brentt Crossey. Doug Dilling got the insurance goal lafe in the third period on a pass-out from Rob Worden digging for the puck. Mark Abbott and Kevin Tink were the diggers up front, working hard and back-checking well. John Hogarth. Sarginson, Johnsfon and Bob Biekle picked up assists also. On Saturday in Gananoque, Knapp's kept the pressure on throughout the game in Gan's end, and affer being outhit Wed., turned it around and dominated the game in tall departmenfs. Any period Gananoque had in the lasf period fhey lost by faking 10 penalties in the last 15 minutes, many of them unnec essary.- Thw whole teamn played very well in this one especially the line of' Terry Sarginson, Jerry Johnisfor and Eddy Gruyters with Lenny Chappell heing steady in goal. Sargin- son scored twice for Knapp's with Robert Ormiston getting the single. Assists went to Johnston, Conboy and Jukic. Bowmanville now advance f0 the semi-finals againsf Penetang wifh the first game away from home Tuesday and back at Memorial Arena Saturday for the second. Rural Bowling March 5, 1974 Russell's Car Wash29165 26 Hi C's ........... 28658 -23 Maple Grove ...28438 22 Enniskillen ...28197 22 Solina ......... ..27700 171/2 Rurals... ........ 27106 12 Tyrone......... .26456 111/2 Salem..... ...... 26479 9 Top 10 Averages Keith McGill 241, Brian Mart- in 239, Cecil Milis 227, Don Taylor 223, Wayne Coombes 218, Dick Woods 216, John Pleasance 213, Tom Pleasance 211, Cooney Goodman 211, Jini Coombes 209. High Single Dick Woods 316, Keith MeGili 301. High Triples Don Taylor (205-298-297) 800 Dick Woods (258-200-316) . .774 March 12, 1974 Russelîs Car Wash 32421 29 Hi C's ........... 32045 26, Maple Grnve .. 31715 23 Enniskillen..31430 23 Solina.... ....... 30909 211 Rurals.......... 30308 16 Tyrone ......... 29357 11': Salem ... ....... 29370 9 Top 10 Averages Keith MeGili 244, Brian Mar- tin 239, Don Taylor 226, Cecil Milis 223, Dick Woods 218, Wayne Coombes 217, Johin Pleasance 215, Tom Pleasanc 213, Cooney Goodman 212, Jini Coombes 212. Hligh Singles Don Taylor 331, Jim Robinson 328, Keith McGill 295. High Triples Keith McGill (199-295-292) 786, Bernie Heming (245-284-229) 758, Don Taylor (188-230-3331) 749. MERRY MAKERS Mlarch 14, 1974 Carolyn Bruce . .... 19246 ,Mary H ............... 18934 Gloria S ....... 18885 Dorothy M........... 18499 ClaraS ...............18370 Mary Lou T........... 18347 Helene B ............. 17905 Dorothy K........... 17455 HighAverage Carolyn Bruce....... . -216 Iligh Single Mary Huisman ... ...... 289 lligh Double Mary Huisman. ...537 2100 Gaines Mary H. 289,248, Gloria S. 263, Helene B. 253, 204, Marleen S. 2.51.Lynda N. 221, 210, Linda S. 215,. Gwen T. 214, Karen McF 207. Dorothy M. 206, Wilma V. 201, Clara S. 201. Foundry Bowling March 12, 1974 Tea ni Standings Aces.. ......... 19 3144( Gutterballs. .19 3131' Head Pins........ 18 3119ý' Ailey Cats ....... 13 31124 Sore Heads. .. 13' 30593 Screw Balîs .. 10 29907 lligh Singles B. Stiles ......... ...... 299 J. Myers..... ........ 240 lligh Triples B. Stiles ..-ý.......... ...762 J. Myers ........... .... 637 Garnes Ovet' 22.3 D. Snowden 226, G. Reid 269,Mq, C. Ferguson 261, E. Eves 234,241, M. Adams 235, B. Stiles 246, 299, G. Yeo 266, E., Draper 235, J. Myers 240. LADIES MAJOR Mar. 11, 1974 F. Bradley 18 C. Bowers 18 E. Etcher i6 O. Etcher 15 N. Evans 14 T. Forrester 14 S. Cain , 13 H. Depew 13 D. King 12 S. Davis i H. Rogrsi lligh AXverage N. -Eva ns ..... ....ý... 234 lligh Single V.Terry, S. Cain ... .... 322 Iligh Triple V. Terry ........ ....... 728 Top 10 Ga nies V. Terry 322, N. Evans 321, M. Taylor 274, D. Park 263, L. Sutherland 263, J. Allen 252, J. Palfield 240. A. Caruana 239. H. Depew 252. a po*t11by mpoht pu.er on hokls your drîiver's licence. Its actually quite simple. Ail you do is accumulate fifteen demerit po ints and lose your licence for thirty days. Do it again and lose your licence for six months.' In this province', it definitely pays' a driver to score a big fat zero. Ontario's demerit point system is designed to convince the poor driver to drive properly. Drivers who do not improve are then taken from the road because they're a menace to pedestrians and to other drivers. But the system is not at ail unjust. Itfs aimed at telling the driver where he's gone wrong and giving hirff pl enty of time to cor- rect bis faults. For instance. When you've accumulated six points, you'l be- notified and urged to improve your driving. When you've got nine, you'1l prob- ably be asked to attend a private interview and re-do your driving test. At fifteen points, you'll lose your licence for thirty days and drop back to seven points. Getfifteen again and you won't drive for six months. However, your record won't be indelibly marked. If you drive for two years without a traffic, con- viction your points are erased and your siate is clean. Ho0W Demerit'Points Accumulate: I 7o lFang ta remain at sc ene of an accident HgbwayTraffic Act).I 6 points Careless dnvîng. SRacing. Exceeding speed lîmît by 3Ômp h or mare., 5 points Dnver of bus failhng ta stop at unprotected railway crossings, 4 points Exceedinig the speed limit by 20 to 29 mph IFailiwg ta stop for schoal bus. Follawing tao closely 3 points Exceeding speed limît 'Failing ta obey direc- by 11 to 19 mp. h. tions of police offieer. iving through, around Failing ta report an or under railway crossing accident ta a police barrer. officer, Faîlîng ta, yield night of Impraper passing. way. Crawdîng driver's seat. Faîlîng ta abey a stop Wrang way on one-way -îgn, signal îigbt or street or bîgbway. raîilway crossîng signal. 2 points Faîlîng tao lower Failing ta obey sîgns beadlamp beam. ather tban those Impraper openîng of mentîaned above. vebi -le door. Pedestrian cross-over. Pr )'îbited tarns. Failîng ta share road. 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