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8 The Canadian Statesman Bowmanville. October 8. 197R Umm M MUUM Ma ir LASHBACK - 25 'Years Ago- Sofina Soccer team defeated Maple Grove to win the new Breslin Trophy. Members of the Solina team are Donald Taylor, Rae Pascoe, (captain) Robert Scott, John Baker, George Gilroy, Harvey Yellowlees, (manager) Harry Knox, George Knox, Ross Cryderman, Arnott Wotten, Francis Wotten, Jim Potter, Charles Langmaid, (president) Gordon, Pascoe, Donald Prescott and Bruce Taylor (secretary-treasurer). FLASHBACK - 10 Years Ago - Zion Junior Soccer team won their third championship in a row defeatinig Solina. On Saturday evening the Zion and Maple Grove fought to a 1-1 tic in the senior league. The fifth game goes Wednesday. WINNERS - in the Chamber of Commerce golf tournament held last week at Bowmanville Country Club included in the women' s division lst low net Marilyn Kowal, 2nd net Louise Lyle, 3rd net Val Miller, men' s nine hole division, lst net Ron Trudeau, 2nd net Bud Gushue, 3rd net Ron Rushak, 4th net Ted Miller, men's 18 hole division, ist net John Higgonson, 2nd net Doug James, 3rd net H. B. Rundie, 4th net Jiggs Cowling. ATTENDS JAMBOREE - L arry, son of George and Eleanor Dadson, Duke St., has re- turned from attending the recent Boy Scout Jamboree held in Scandinavia. Larry, 14, was one of two Scouts chosen from the area for the Canadian contingent. He spends about 10 hours a week in scouting. 18,900 scouts from 96 na- tions attended, with 1,300 from Canada. The event started in Denmark for a week, then to Norway, 120 miles north of Oslo. Larry took a great many phot os of his travels, which cost over $100 to have developed but he will cherish these in later years. We congratulate him on the honor of being chosen to represent Canada. OLD TIMERS - the first international old-timers hockey tournament will be held in the Netherlands in March of '76.. Playing on the team will be two players from Goodyear Canada, Varlen Brailsford, supervisor of communications at head office and Brian McAllister, commercial tire rep. McAllister played for St. ýMichael's and the Oshawa Generals as ayouth. The hockey will be non-contact-and slap shots will be prohibited. Guests are welcome to travel with the team. BUBBLE - the Oshawa Tennis Club, on Ritson Road, with a membership of 650 players, wilI celebrate its 25th anniversary with the instal- lation of- a "lbubble" which will enclose three tennis courts for year round playing. An addi- tional lounge with fireplace, two squash courts, expanded locker room facilities and a sauna have been added. The club will hold an open house on October 18., TRACK AND FIELD - The Bowmanville Legion Track and Field organization is gradually rounding into shape, with quite a few coaches already indicating their willingness to participate. An organizational meeting will be held on Thursday, Oct. 16th at Bowmanville High School at 7:30 p.m. for ail people interested in taking part, from age,9 up, boys and girls. If you are at all interested, please be there. Parents would be welcome. WINS LOW GROSS - Ian Morrison, the Assis- tant Pro at Bowmanville Country Club, won low gross honors for his Uxbridge school in the recent COSSA golf tourna ment at Thunderbird, McLaughlin of Oshawa and Trenton played off for first spot and MeLaughlin won the third hole. MeLaughlin will now represent Central Ontario in the, Ontario Federation Secondary School Association championship at Glen Eagle this weekend. None of the secon- dary schools in this area entered the tourna- ment. SIGNS WITH GENERALS - Word has been received that Bill Leaman, of Bowmanville, has signed with the Oshawa Generals Jr. A hockey club in a wing position. Bill who played in the local Junior 'C' -Hockey Schedule O-'fficiaIIy Open Tennis Courts cf BHS Commercial Hockey Spencer's Maul Walter Frank's 6-4 lirook's Whip D & R Sports 5-1 In the opening game of 75-76 season, Spencer's playing with only 9 players, beat last year's champs Walter Franks 6-4. Tim Prout, playing the first time in 3 years, hasn't lost bis scoring eye as he hung a pair of goals with Irv Gili chipping in a couple along with Bob Hellam and Ken Ashton rounding out the scor- ing for Spencer's. For Wally Frank's, who were only in the game tor two periods, goals from Ron Baker, Kim Rogers, Steve Burns and Clean -Phil Johnson. In the high noon gamne, new entry to the league D & R Sports couldn't come up with a goalie 50 they suited up Tom Conaban who played terrifie between the pipes allowing 5 goals wbile bis mates only counted one, that being scored by Larry '"Nose" Perris. Brook's scoring was done by Bob Howes with 2 goals and 2 assists and last year's scoring champ Rick Woolner getting 2 goals and 1 assist and the final tally by Doug Si-art assisted by Seymour and Wilson. W. Frank's Major Peewees DATE~. Sun., Oct. 12 Sun., Oct. 19 Thurs., Oct. 23 Sun., Oct. 26 Thurs., Oct. 30 Sun., Nov. 2 Fni., Nov. 7 Sun., Nov. 9 Mon., Nov. 10 Fni., Nov. 14 Sun., Nov. 16 Sat., Nov. 22 Sun., Nov. 23 Fni., Nov. 28 Sun., Nov. 30 Thurs., Dec. 4 Sun., Dec. 7 Tues., Dec. 9 Sun., Dec. 14 Fni., Dec. 19 Fri., Dec. 19 Sun., Dec. 21 Mon., Dec. 22 Sun., Dec. 28 Tues., Dec. 30 Fnl., Jan. 2 Mon., Jan, 5 Fri., Jan. 9 Sun., Jan. il Sat., Jan. 17 Sun., Jan. 18 Thurs., Jan. 22 Sun., Jan. 25 Thurs., Jan. 29 Sat., Jan. 31 Sun., Feb. 1 Sun., Feb. 8 7:30 7:30 8:30 7:30 8:15 7:30 8:30' 7:30 8:00 8:30 7:30 8:00 7:30 8:30 7:30 8:15 7:30 7:00 7:30 8:30 8:30 7:30 8:00 7:30 8:30 8:30 8:00 8:30 7:30 8:00 7:30 8:30 7:30 8:15 8:00 7:30 7:30 1 TEAMS Port Perry at Bowmanville Lindsay at Bowmanville Bowmianville at Port Hope Frankford at Bowmanville Bow. at Port Perry (Uxbridge) Cobourg at Bowmanvîlle Bowmanville at Frankford Port Perry at Bowmanville Bowmanville at Cobourg Bowmanville at Lindsay Port Hope at Bowmanville Bowmanville at Stouff ville Frankford at Bowmanville Bowmanville at Frankford Lindsay at Bowmanville Bow. at Port Perry (Uxbridge) Stouffville a t Bowmanville Port Perry at Bow. (Hampton) Port Hope at Bowmanville Bowmanville at Lindsay Bowmanville at Lindsay Cobourg at Bowmanville Bowmanville at Cobourg Frankford at Bowmanvîlle Bowmanvîlle at Port Hope Bowmanville at Lindsay Bowmanville at Cobourg Bowmanville at Frankford Lindsay at Bowmanville Bowmanville at Stouffville Stouffville at Bowmanville Bowmanville at Port Hope Cobourg at Bowmanville Bow . at Port Perry (Uxbridge) Bowmanville at Stouffville Port Ho pe at Bowmanville Stouffville at Bowmanville Drop One, Win One, Tie One H.L. Wood Minor Bantams Mayor Garnet Rickard, left, dons a pleasing grin and Councillor Ken Lyall,' right, applauds the occasion as fellow Councillor Don Allun and Northumberland-Newcastle Board of Education Trustee Maurice Prout, each armed with scissors, slice the ribbon to officially open the, new Tennis Courts at Bowmanville High School. The courts were buit through joint co-operation of the Town and the Board and as of the above September 25th ceremony are officially open for public use. Knapp's Tow*Ing Bantams Win and Tie Exhibitions On Sunday, Knapps and Knapp Towing Major Ban- Oshawa Lions Minor Bantams tamis continued to round into were deadlocked at three as shape as they won and tied the Toros were nailed with 41 their exhibition games this minutes in penalties. Scoring past week. for Bowmanville were Bill on Wednesday night, the Wright, Scott Sellers and Toros defeated the Midget Wayde Preston while Jody' Seconds 8-4. Paced by the Ross and Jim Hogarth assist- three goal and one assist ed. Bill Wright played a performance of Paul Reid, tremendous game. The big they- played strong, sound burly re-arguardwa the hockey. Paul Bedard, Jacky mainstay of the Toro defense Pinch, Steve Frank, Murray with bis excellent defensive Ruddy and Scott Sellers were play and rink long dashes. the other Toro sharpshooters. Goalie Kevin Gibson turned in Wayde Preston was credited a sparkling effort as he wit two assists while Frank, continually thwarted the Osh- Ruddy, Pincb, Sellers, Greg awa attackers especially Brunt, Jim Hogarth and John when the Toros were short- Stewart picked up singles. handed. Mao-ry Brown's novices Dump Boy«, Ridgmes 4 - 2 In Exhibition Contest On Saturday Oct. 4tb the, Mary Brown Novices from Bowmanville dumped the_ BHS Sports by Ron Chow The Sports De p t. of B HS bas had a very good start for the 175-'76 season . The month of Sept. bas been in bigh gear as teamns were being organized and games planned. This year s Junior football team under the direction of Mr, Woodlock and Mr. Schwalm is very promising this year. Although the play- ers on the averge are small, their speed is amao factor. The Junior Rede have proven their capabilities by keeping an unheaten winning streak in exhibition games. Their real test was last Wednesday's gamre at Civic Fields in Oshawa witb the No. 1 team, O'Neill of Oshawa. It was a close battie, a game well played, but Bowmanville came out strong at the end winning it 15-14. The Bowm an- ville Junior Redmen have now claimed themselves No. 1 in this area. The Senior football team under the direction of Mr. Lynch and Mr. Milovick is also very promising. Although the Senior Redmen did have a slow start, the team as a whole is in excellent shape. The Junior and Senior soccer team bhas kicked off strongly this season winning a majority of their exhibition games. The junior team is coached by Mr. Netten and the senior's by Mr. Ramdial. Volleyball at BHS bas been bouncing bard this season. Botb the junior and senior teams are coached by Mr. Todd, although the teams have had a 50-50 winning- losing record in their exhibi- tion games, most of their games have been close bat- tles. The main objective that the volleyball teams are, working for is the Volleyball LOSSA Tournamâent to be held near the end of October at G.L. Roberts in Oshawa. The girls junior and senior basketball teams have been very impressive this year. Miss Shea coaches the junior teâm while Mrs. Crease coaches the seniors. We should be looking forward to a very good season in basketbal and in all the sports as well. visiting Bay Ridges club 4-2 in a well-played game in the Memorial Arena in Bowman- ville. In the opening peniod, Bay Ridges went ahead, only to have Michael Vanderwouden even the count for Bowman- ville. Assist on the goal went to bis centreman Kevin Clark. In the middle peniod, the Toros went abead 2-1 on a goal by Chris Dreossi, assisted by bis wingers Brent Neil and Tom McLaugblin. Dreossi scored again with the assist going fe, Brent Neil. In the final peniod, the Toros went ahead 4-1 when Vander- wouden connected for bis second goal of the game with the assist going f0 Greg Watson. Bay Ridges scored late in the final period, with the final score reading 4-2. Goaltending duties in the game were shared by Chris Clifton and Richard Smith. Members of the 1975-76 edition of the Mary Brown's Chicken Toros are as follows: Chis Cliffon, Richard Smith, Glenn Duncan, Jonathan Clieffe, Jeff Dawson, Greg Watson, Mark Little, Chris Dreossi, Brent Neil, Lorne Whitmarsh, Tom McLaughlin, Bian Heard, Kevin Clark, Paf (Pierre) St. Amand, Michael Vanderwouden. Team Mana- ger: Stew Tipp; Coach, Bian Purdy; Sponsor: Charles "Cbuck" Smitb of Mary Browns Vrginia Fried Chick- en, Bowmanville. Youth Bowling 'yKeS Killingbecký 5, Kirkf on 0; Murray 5, Sutcliffe 0; Han- cock 5, Cathryn Connelly 0; Carolyn Connelly 5, Sodhi 0. Team Standing Carolyn Connelly 20, Han- cock 15, Killingbeck 13, Mur- ray 12, Cathryn Connelly 10, Sodhi 8, Sutcliffe 2, Kirkton 0. High Gamnes D. Hancock 153 (247), S. Smifh'"135 (236), C. Connelly 131 (235). Banfam Boys MeLean 5, Woolley 2; Roz- ema 5, Van Goor 2; Smith 7, Luxton 0. Team Standing Woolley 21, McLean 20, Luxton 16, Smith 12, Rozema 9, Van Goor 6. Hîgh Single R. MeLean 223. High Triples R.'McLean 452, G. Smith 432, F. Tippins 442, S. Luxton 420. Bantam Girls Tremblay 5, Knapp 2; Luxton 5, Wright 2; Taylor 7, Hancock 0. Team Standing Taylor 22, Luxton 21, Han- cock 14,ý Wright 14, Tremblay 7, Knapp 6. Hîgh Singles K. Tremblay 167, Wright 156, High Triples R. MWight, 415,, . LuxtQn 408, . Taylor 46, K. Tremi- blay 403. Junior Boys Richards 5, Stoop 2; Sut- cliffe 5, Murphy 2; Halîman 5, Crossey 2; Hammond 7, Sta- cey 0. Team Standing Sutcliff e 19, Murphy 18, Halîman 17, Richards 17, Crossey 14, Stoop 12, Ham- mond 11, Stacey 4. High Singles S. Samis 254, B. Richards 229, R. Sutcliffe 223, D. Murphy 208, J. Stoop 204, P. Coombes 204. High Triples B. Richards 577, D. Murphy 546. Junior Girls Roberts 5, Westlake 2; Rendeli 5, lngram 2; Richards 7, Terry 0; Adams 7, Brunt 0. The Bowmanville W. FranK Real Estate Major Pee Wee A Toros opened the 1975-76 exhibition season on Wed. Sept. 24th at home with a 7-2 win over Oshawa L.N.H.L. Banks Black Hawks. The first period ended 3-0 for the home team with scoring by Mark Abbott from Jon Janack and Paul Dadson;_ Grant Brock from Brentt Crossey; Kent Wilcox from Janack. In the second period Janack scored from Scott Paterson to make the score 4-0. Bowmanville scored early in the third period on a goal by Doug Dilling from Dadson, then the visitors scored 2 goals by Jamie Bird and Paul Smith.ý Tim Almond scored bis first of two from Randy Lake, then Almond from Lake and Abbott to finish the game. Grant Bradley and Paul Adams shared goaltending chores for the home team. Lose to Oshawa Major B's The Bowmanville W. Frank Real Estate Major Pee Wee A Toros continued the exhibition season on Sunday Sept. 28th at the Donevan Complex, Osha- wa , with a 7-2 loss to the Oshawea Shoe World Major 'B'. The first period ended 2-1 for the home team with scoring by Eagleson unassisted; Todd Hooper from Lenny Dyck for the Realtors, then Kirkpatrick unassisted. The Oshawa team scored the only goal of the second period, Jenkins from Kirkpat- During the third period most Team Standing Richards 26, Roberts 22, Ingram 21, Adams 16, Rendell 10, Fairey 7, Westlake 6, Brunt 4. High Games B. Leavis 235 (586). Senior Mixed League Brooks 5, JoAnne Holroyd 2; Lane 5, Mosher 2; Taylor 5, Farrell 2; Murphy 7, Judy Holroyd 0; Whyte 5,; Reynolds 2. Team Standing Whyte 22, Lane 19, Brooks 17 Mosher 16, Taylor 15, Farrell 14, Murphy 10, Reynolds 9, JoAnne Holroyd 7, Judy Hl- royd 7. Hligh Single W. Mosher 250. of the scoring was done by the home teami, Newell from Kirkpatrick, Sutton assîsted by Kent, Newell again fromn Kirkpatrick and Gray. Newell completed bis bat trick with assist going to Sutton. The Bowmanville club scored the final goal from the corner by Dyck assisted by Hooper and Kevin Tînk. Grant Bradley and Chris DeSouza shared goalfending for the Realtors but the teamn certainly missed the legs of Janack, Dilling and Dadson. Tie Oshawa Black Hawks The exhibition season for the Bowmanville W. Frank Real Estate Major Pee Wee A Toros continued on Tuesday, Sept. 3th at the Iroquois Complex, Witby, with a 4-4 hie against Oshawa L.N.H.L. Banks Black Hawks. The Realtors opened scoring with Paul Dadson assisted by Kent Wilcox, then Todd Hooper assisted by Lenny Dyck and Kevin Tink. The Hawks scored a goal late in the first period; Bird from Hatherly. Early in the second period, Coulson scored unas- sisted to tie the game, but the Realtors Tiffi Almond scored witb assists to Randy Lake and Brent Thompson. The Hawks scored 2 goals in tbe final period, first by Bird unassisted, then Neil from Bird and Hatberly before Jon Janack tied the game assisted by Doug Dilling. The goaltending, was shared by Paul Adams and Chris DeSouza, but the lack of drive was certainly shown by all members in this game. Drop Close One to Oshawa Exhibition game 4 for the Bowmanville W. Frank Real Estate team continued at home on Oct. lst against the Oshawa' L.N.H.L. Country String Bruins with the visitors winning 2-1. Late in the first period, Plume scored assisted by Spohn to give the visitors a 1-0 lead, but early in the second period Doug Dilling tied the game for the Realtors with assists to Kent Wilcox and Jon Janack. Plume scored bis second goal witb assist f0 Metealfe from outsîde the blue uine to end the game. Tîe uwo-Wun Une borme H.L. Wood Minor Bantams played Oshawa Minor Ban- tams on Frîday evening and came away with a 7-7 tie. Scoring for Bowmianville was Carl Chambers with the bat trick, Rick Simpson two goals, Chuck Welsh and Garf McQuaid getting one goal apiece. Assists going to, Steve Brown with 3, Rick Simpson wifh 2, one eacb for Garf McQuaid, Carl Chambers, Stan Greenham, and Chuck Welsb. Playing Ajax at home on Sat. with another game ending in a 2-2 tie. H.L. Wood's only scorer was Ken Hoy getting both goals, with assists going to Kevin' Noble , Terry Rig- gers, Rob6 DeBoo and Steve Braun. On Sunday, taking, on the same Oshawa teamn that we payed Friday, our boys showed good scoring punch, good defensive play and excellent goaltending by Mark Shackelton and John Stor- gaard whipping Oshawa 7-0. Scoring 2 goals for Toros was Rick Simpson and Garf McQuaid and singles going to Stan Greenham, Ken Hoy and Brent Clemens. Picking up 3 assists was Stan Greenham with 2 going to Carl Chambers and Kevin Noble and singles to Men's Major The Dace is gettnpg a little hotter each'week and Morley Etcher toppeci everyone wîth 868 (335) Kari Piper 818 (300) and Hon Etcher 801.(331) Les Smale won high single 384. Les started with 9 strikes and then faded badly in the lotb. Arnold Van Goor 313, Douiz Carter 312. Keif h McGill 306, John Luffman 305, Mur- ray Tighe 303. John Carter, Hon -Carter and Bud Henning ail with 300. Osborne and Shank Insur- ance Teamn on ,op wifh 10 wins. Larry Piper's average is 262, Hon Etcher and Elton Brock 247. Beaver Lumber had high single 1309 and high triple 3573. Rob DeBoo, Rick Simpson and Ken loy. H.L. Wood's next game is Sat., Oct. Il at 5:30 in Bowînanville against a strong M.T.H.L. "AA" team called Agincourt Canadiens. Mied Major September 29, 1975 Top Ten Joan Suteliffe 232, Doris Joli 231, Larry Piper 222, Albert Saman 220, Bernice Buday 219, Jim Bruton 219, Jim Murphy 218, Ian Welton 217, Vern Connors 216, John Luff- man 215. Team Standings Coole 10, 12,017, Sheehan 9, 12,294, Sutcliffe 8, 12,824, Haynes, 8, 11,881, Dunn 7, 11,970, Fairey 7, 11,852, K. Buday 6, 11,469, Joli 5, 11,517,' B. Buday 4, 11,759, Crossey 4, 11,575, Patfield 3, 11,483, Bagnell 1, 11,134. ' Ladies High Single 263- Doris JolI Mens High Single 287- Walter Curr. Ladies High Triple 761 - Doris Joli Mens High Triple 7,12 - Walter Curr. CHARTERWAYS BOWLINt LEAGUE Sept. 30 1975 1. Wes. Martin 183, 2. Ray IVenasse 180, 3, John Geddes 178, 4. Stew Traviss 178, 5. Larry Cox 177, 6. Dianna Traviss 175, 7. Barb Hall 175, 8. Doris Quilliams 174, 9. Theresa Venasse 174, 10. Madeline Martin 169. Men's Hligh Single John Geddes 287. Men's High Triple John Gedldes 697 Ladies' High Single Doris Quilliams ladies' high tnipple Ruth Geddes 567. MERRY MAKERS Team Standings Moore 7-4820, Hilf s 6-5292, Sheehan 6-4867, Huisman 6- 4722, McFeeters 6-4638, Wood 4-4813, Rutty 3-4839, Smith 3-4663, Nieuvenhuis 3-4385, Potter 1-4366. in our area. Whitby - lel. 668-9383 1425 IJundas St. E. Whithy Beetie - Bus ý- Station Wagon Camper Rentais Daîiy -Weekly -Monthly Free Courtesy Cars Available by Appointrnent for Bowmanville and Surroundîng Area