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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 11, 1974 I 623-3303 I ILASHBACK - 25 YEARS AGO - In the Peterborough Badminton Club Tournament in, the Lif t Lock City on Sa turday, -Peterborough swept al avents in the six ladies', six mens', and seven mnixed doubles. Bowmanville players defeated were, L. Dippelil - M. James by M. Baker and J. Elmsley, Swindells and Breslin by Charleton and Gonnet, Mesdames Cole and Siemon by Mesdames Mathias, and Graham, Mrs. ORourke and Mrs. Tighe by Mesdames Jackson ýand Kaster. Mesdames Kent and Ross by Mesdames Copp and Kelly. FLASHIBACK-10 YEARS AGO-In the Rural Bowling League the top ten averages were D. Taylor 222, R. Twist 216, Cecil Milis 216, David Reynolds 216, J. Siemon 211 for 33 games. H. McLaughlin 207 - 18 games, John Coombes 201 - 30 gamnes, B. Begley,201 - 24.,T. McLaughlin 200, J. McLean ZOO for 33 games. 300 CLUB WINNERS - 253 Ron Luxton, 179 G. 'Anderson, 183 R. Youngberg, 172 Sandra Stainton, 140 Dick Dennis. HUNTER EXAMINATIONS - Examinations for hunting licences will be held at the Provin- cialGovernment Buildings, 322 Kent St. West, Lindsay, Friday, Dec. 20th, 1974 from 4 p.m. unitil,7 p.m. Appointments are not necessary but may be made by calling 705-324-6121 between 8,a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday to Friday. ICE SAFETY - The time -,of year is fast approaching for the lakes and ponds to freeze over, the f ollowing is a, table to help you determine if the ice is safe for use. Also, please remember ice thickness will vary according to the currents in the lake. Ice Thickness and Permissible Load: 1"' Stay off, 2" One person on foot, 3" Group in single file, 7/"- 2 ton truck gross (car,' snowmobile), 8" - 2½/ ton truck gross, 10" - 31/ ton truck gross, 12 " - 8 ton truck gross, 15" - 10 ton. truck gross, 20" - 25 ton truck gross, 25" - 45 ton truck gross, 30" - 70 ton truck gross, and 36" - 110 ton truck gross. PROJECTS - that FOXCS (Federation of Ontario Cross Country Skiers) are currently undertaking, 1. Exploring,' developing and impie menting standards for (a) cross country ski instructors (b) trail guides,- (c) trail mark- ing, (d) trail safety, (e) trail management. 2. Providing a reference source for ahl cross counWty skiing matters. 3. Publishing and maintaining a book of cross country, trials in the province. 4. Represent cross ' country skiers in planning and developing recreational trails in Ontario. 5. Helping interesteçl groups form their own clubs. 6. Helping individuals find a club. Forinformation on FOXCS write P.0, Box.2160, Downsview, Ont. M3N 2S9. OLD TYME CHRISTMAS - Port Hope will fe ature on Friday, Dec. 13 in Diamond Viv's Tavern'- Skeena Hall - a Dart Tournament. On'Saturday at 1 p.m. at town beach will be a Black Powder Musket Shot,,and on Sunday, a sports day in the Main Street Mail including a, sock lift, nail drive, carniage pull, sack race and many more events. For information contact 1-885-6041.' 0O'LD ORCHARD PARK - ski centre has an interesting calendar of events, drawn up for everyone's pleasure. They include a partici- pation Fun Day, Dances, Mardi Gras, Tyke program, H-ot Dog, Races etc.. Sounds great. For information, caîl manager Bob Burrows, 705-745-5251., ______ THEIR OWN BUS - The draw for the two tickets to the Toros.gamfes in Toronto has been' withdrawn until af ter Christmas. They have been taking place, courtesy of Charterways, on Sunday evenings during the Junior C games here, but at the moment hockey- fans- apparently are too busy with Christmas shopping. Last week. the winners of tickets to the WHA Toros game, Mr. and, Mrs. Mel Sleep, had the whole bus to themselves and that's no .way for Charterways to make money. Af ter Christmas, the draws will return. HOOQPER'S TROPHY. CENTRE, Just aFew of the Trophy Winners in1 Legion Golf League A coupl e of weeks ago, The Statesmnan photographer dropped in on the annual Legion Golf'League banquet at the Queen Street hall, to obtain pictures of the trophy winners. After a brief wai they began to gather until the above group, complete with awards, was ail lined up. Somebody was supposed to bring in A list of the winniers but must have f orgotten. Anyway, here are some of the top golfers. What a league! Looks very much as though most of those who played won trophies. We haven't any namnes, but they'l1 be able to recognize thernselves. Five Bligv ictories for Sports '3 On Sunday,'Dec'. lst in an exhibition gamneplayed at Bowmanville, the Sp lor t s lad no trouble skating to a 9-4 victory over Port Perry. Gerald Brunt scored th 'bt Lrc"in this game. Railphi C-ryderman added a pair and singles were scored by John Conboy, Terry Sarginsoni, Rick Scott and John Hogarth. Assists were credited tu Kirk Kemp with tbree, Dan 'Cox witb two and singles going to Nick Van Seggelen, Brunt, Conhoy and Hogarth. Mon., Dec. 2nd in Oshawa, Bowmanville carne ou t on top by a 3-1 count over the Oshaw4a Reds. In this contest Bowman- ville 'played a strong garne from start to finish. Their f irst goal was by Kirk Kemp unassisted. The second by Cryderman frorn Conboy and Brian Simhpson. Brunt comple- ted the scoring for Bowman- ville being set up by Kemp. Back in Bowmanville on Wed., Dec. 4th, the Sports started off slowly, falling behind 2-0 to Whitby midway through the second period but notchied one bel ore the end of the second to g et back in the gaine. They played a strong third period and outscored Whitby by 3-0 for a 4-2 victory. Bowmanville's fourth goal was scored into the empty net with 15 sec. remaining in the game. Conboy scored irst in Bow- mnanville's comieback, being set up by Simnpson. Cox from Cryderman tied the score. Van Seggelen on a lightning blast from just inside thbe blue line, scored the winner and Crydeîrman shot therpck into the eînpty net for te insur- ance rnarkey in the dying seconds. Jim Hutton set up the goal. The mn'st satisfy ing vietory for the team to ýa e was on DEPARTMENT 0F RECREATION CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F NEWCASTLE NTIC E DARLINGTON SPORTS CENTRE& BOWMANVILLE MEMORIAL ARENA <(a) WiI be closed at 3.00,P.M., Tuesday, December 24th Christmas Day, Boxing Day. WiII open as per schedule Friday Decem ber 27th, 1974. (b) MiI be closed at 2.00 P.M. on December .again on January 2nd, 1975. 3 lst and open Community Services Committee Corporation of the Town of Newcastle lajor Midgeits Sat , Dec. 7tb when they upset the Oshawa Parkway TV Major Midgets by a score of 6-4. This was an exhibition game played in Newcastle Arena. Bowmanville scored early in this gaine and stayed ahead tbroughout the contest. Their team spirit was a determining tactor in their victory. Ted Puk, who just joined the team, scored two goals with singles gqigto Cox, Sarginson, Kepand John Cornish. Gerald Brunt earned two assists with Conboy, Smpson, Van Seggelen and Kemp gaining one apiece. On Sunday, Dec. 8th, the team visited Cobourg for a league game and skated off with an 8-3 win. They had little trouble defeating Cobourg who beat tbem the last time they met. Dan Cox led in the scoring department with 3 goals. Cryderman with 2; Van Seggelen, Cornish and Puk, with one each, complted the scoring. Conboy p ayed an important role as lhe set up four goals. Single assists were credited to Hutton, Cryder- man, Van Seggelen, Cox, Sarginson and Scott. Len Chappeil and Ted Tru- deau played well in the nets as they shared goaltending dut- les in thesep ast: five games. Also, the defence (Scott, Sim pson, Hutton and Ho- garth) have been an asset to the team blocking numerous shots that could have been potential goals. Next home game for the Midgets is Sat., Dec. l4th at 8:30 p.m. Bay Ridges' w'ill be making their second and final visit to Bowmanville. __ Jay Sweet Scores Twilceý To HeIp Mary Brown's Defeat Stouffville ý4 tO i 1On Saturday, Dec. 7, Mary Brown's Toros played host to Stouffville and beat the visit- ing team 4-1. In the first perioý, Jay Sweet opened the scoring for Bowmariville at the 5:25 mark whien he was set up by Chuck Nash who dug the puck out of the corner boards and, spotted Jay Sweet in front of t he net ail alone, Jay had no trouble finding the target. One minute later, Mike Anderson scored the only goal for the visiting team on a bad clearing pass in the Toros end. In the second period the Toros went ahead to stay when Ray Cummings fed a pass over to Bobby Canfield on left wing and Bobby fired a quick shot into the bottom right hand corner of the net catching the goalie the wrong way.' With less than five seconds remainlng in a penalty to Stouffville, Ray Cummings finally scored the insurance goal with Scott Masters and Bobby Canfield assisting. In the third period Jay Sweet scored his f if th goal in six games as a Toro with the assist going to Fred Lichacz and Chris Michelson. Dane Hupa, Greg Smith and Glen Owens have really skat- ed into form as they continue to become a strong checking line both offensively and defensively and it won't be much longer before they put that red light on again. Next game 12 noon, Satur- day, in Bowmanville against Markham. Minor Hockey Resuit 's Tyke League Edmondson, Wayne Jackman Tue.,, Dec. 3rd - Kool and Robert Thompson. Enterprise 4; Cable TV 1, Tue., Dec . 3rd, Kinsman 8 - Chris Dreossi 2,,Glenn Klomp- Goodyear Rangers 3, Donald maker, Brent Neil 1 each, Spry two, Gary VyFschaf t Greg Watson 1. Consumers two, Wayne Porter, Brook Gas 0 - Gary's Sports Cardi- Bain, Gary Schissler, Danny nais 0, shutouts to Mathew Desousa, Bradley Bell, Kevin Goad and Scott'Hodgson. Lee, Robert Worden one goal Atom League each. Sat., Nov. 3th - Graham's Bantam League I.GA. 4 - Frank's Variety 2; Dec. 2nd Frank's Variety 2 - Ralph Rozema two goals, Oshawa Paving 2, Steve Jimmy Hogrh, Donald Dox- Sanderson and Quin James, tater oneeah Robbie John- Pat Reynolds and Danny son and Dan Elliott. Orange Strike. Crush (Jeffrey's Superetes) 2 - Dec. 3rd, Marianna Braves Kinsman 2, Robert Kennett, 5 - Hockin Real Estate 3, Paul Tony Rupa one each, David Fice two, Handy Prout. Bill Hancock and Brad Canfield. Baker and Dale Cary, Marc Pee Wee League Bissonette, Chuck Babich and Sat., Nov. 30th Local 12219 Scott Linton. Canadians 0 - Frank's Variety Midget League 7, Andy Paton, Brian Canfield Sun., Dec. lst - Generals 4, two goals each, Dennis Simp- Blazers 2, Trent Masters two, son, John Merstrah Randy Bob Bickle, Danny Walker one Hawtborn one each, shutout t each, Steve Hogarth and Sam Greg Erwin. Nichol's Motors Elliott one each, Canucks 5 - 3, Cable TV 2, Garth McQuaid Comets 3, Allen Clarke two, three goals, Gord. Dejager, Don Childs, Butch Kraken- Danna Peebles. Lime Crush 'berg and Glenn Martin one Wings 1 - Rice Bowl Bruins 1, each, Ron Lockyer three goals Steve Lavigne, Ted Wither- for the Cornets. spoon. Bantam Hockey Scores: Mon., Dec. 2nd - Hires Root Bowmanville Recreation Beer 3, Rotary Kings 2, Brian Wed., Dec. 4th Brocks BP 2, Sarginson, Jeff Sallows, Jeff Kiwanis Cubs 1, Steve Simp- son, Glen Miller, Jay Nimi- gon. Kiwanis Huskies 5, Hires Root Beer 4, Wayne Whiteman two, Garry Eeuwes two, Doug Pickell, Larry Watson two, Brian Dennis, Brian White one each. Tyke Hockey Scores: Thurs., Dec. sth Hornets 6, Foresters 1, Randy Smnit two, Stephen Coverly two, Kevin Clarke two. Thurs., Dec. 5th, Bon Ray 3, Vic Metal 0, D. Clark two, J. Dawson one.1!1 A1tom'iHockey Scores,:, Thurs., Dec.,sth Fisk Fuel 7, Local 12219 4, 'Tony wind three, Todd Tremblay one, Calvin Yeo two, Tim Byron one. Banta m League Mon. Nov.* lith. Frank's Variety 3, Kiwanis Cubs 1, Dan Strike two, Brian Dennis one, Huss Wilby one. Tues. Nov. l2th Kiwanis Huskies 4, Marianna Braves 1, Michael Foster two, Earl Doyle, Doug Pickell. one, Thomas'Yeo one. Nov. l3th Oshawa Paving 9, Rires Root Beer 2, Dean Rutherford 3, Scott ('ollocutt 2, Quinn James 2, Dale Vivian, Chris Willoughby one, Pete White and Glen Ferrill one each. Nov. 13th Hockin HReal Estate 1, Brock's BP 1, Scott Lintoii,. Steve, Simpson one each. Nov. 19 Frank's Variety 5, Kiwanis Huskies 3. Pat Reyn- olds, Ross Reid, Jay Beatty, Hon Lee, Tom Fowler one each. Earl Doyle,,Ron Bur- gess, Wayne Whiteman one each. Nov. 2th Hockin Real Estate 5, HiresHoot Beer 1, Neil Campbell,'Marc Bisson- ette, Hîck Irvine, Frank Niilîl. Terry Powles one goal each, Barry Beers one goal each. Nov. 2th Brock's B.P. 2, Oshawa Paving 0. Steve Simpson two, Shutout to Brook Cole. Nov.,25 th Frank's Variety 5, Marianna Braves 0, Dan Strike 2, Brian Dennis,, Tom Fowler, Bob Childs one each. Shutout to John Storogaard. Nov. 26th Kiwanis Cubs 5, 'Oshawa Paving 0, Jay Nimi- gon, two, Leonard White, Gerald White, Dean Holmes one each. Shutout to Mike Reynolds., Nov. 27th Brock's B.P. 7, Rires Root Beer 2, Glen Miller, Marten Gruyters two goals each. Steve Simpson, Dennis Sobil, Steve Mayberry one each, Larry Watson, Brian White. Nov. 27th Kiwanis Huskies 4, Hockin Heal Estate 2, Earl Doyle two, Doug Pickell, Glen Austin. Mark Luxton, Scott Linton. Midget League Nov. 24th, Cornets 3, Mt. Royals 2, Hon Lockyer two, Bill Hivers one; David Doiron and Pete Knowlton one each. Canucks 3, Generals 2, Donny Childs, Allin Clarke, Danny Curwin, Joe Whyte, John Crossey. Liberty Belles December 3, 1974 Team Standings Spear 26689 pins, 31 points; G1ibson 26463, 28; Hoberts 26099, 2612; Bragg 25788, 2612; MacDonald 25938, 251/2; Part- ner 25628, 241/2; Alldread 26138, 23; Chant 25400, 171/2-,; Coombes 25205, 17; Burton 24211, 13; Robinson 24921, 1212; Bons,23817, 9. High Single Lillian Hone............ 308 High Double Hita Fiee (254,242) . ...496 Top Averages M. Pearce 210, B. Partner 208, M. Alldread 205,- B. Stephens 203, N. Van Abbema 203, M. MacDonald 202, C. Hoberts 201, P. Forsey 200, J., Spear 197, W. Coombes 196. LADIES' MAJOR Averages N. Evans 39, 229;S. DeHart 39, 226; O. Patfield 39, 220; F. Bradley 39, 219; J. Patfield 39, 215; D. Bradlev 39, 214: D. High Triple T. Forrester.. ...... 834 High Single N. Evans ............... 338 Team Standings O. Patfield 38316, 2712; For- rester 38480, 23; Depew 38910, 22; Evans 38234, 2012; Davis 37687, 20; Etcher 36825, 1912; DeHart 37256, 1812; Bradley 37251, 18; J. Patfîeld 36937, 17; Brown 36559, 17; Hogers 36948, 16: Bowers 36945. 15. Cobourg Gives Trans porters 5-1 Drubbing Cobourg' came to town on Saturday, December 7 to receive their Christmas pre- sent early by wayof a 5 to 1 drubbing over the H.L. Wood Transport minor atoms. The Toros came out flat and only the good work of goal- tenders Mike Buttonshaw and Kevin Gibson kept the score as low ais it was. After a scoreless first per- i, Cobourg scored two goals in the second. A quick Cobourg goal in the opening minutes of the third made the score 3-0) Wayne Preston scored a power play goal on a play set up hy Scott Sellers and Paul Cascagnette to brin g the Tomos to within two. Any hopes of a Bowmanville comeback were shattered as Cobourg came right back to - notch their fourth marker of the night. 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