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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 24, 1975 FLASHBACK- 25 Years Ago - Financially as - sisted by the Lions Club, the Bowmanville Juvenile hockey club will be managed by Jack McNulty and coached by Don Gilhooley, and the Midgets managed by Sonny Hooper and coached by Bill Mutton. FLAStIBACK - 10 VEARS AGO - In Local '189 hockey action on Sunday rnorning, goals by Lloyd Harnilton, Paul McCullough, and Peter Stacey gave the Bruins a, 3-0 bulge. Joe Raison scored to make it 4-0 until the Cornets carne to life with goals by Ted Fairey with 3, and singles to Butch Cole, Ron Pollard, Terry Black, Howard Quinney and Bob Sheridan. TOP SCORERS - We've just received the list of top scorers in the Junior C hockey league, up to Dec. l7th, and note that there are no members of Bowmanville's Port Darlington Marina and Hotel team among them. Last year, Rory Gibbs won the high scoring titie but game suspensions have cut into his average apparently for this year. Let's hope that in the' next scoring release things will change. We've got the material and several of our players should be r;-ght up there in the ratings. OLD TIMERS - hockey tearns, the Peter- borough Petes and Oshawa Koho Oldtirners will play January 3lst, 1976 at 7 p.rn. in Civic Auditorium, Oshawa. Bill Edger, a forrner Bowrnanville resident is a nernber of, the "Petes". SNOWMOBILES - Regional council has decided to hold off on its decision to ban snowmobiles from regional roads. The whole matter of where and when snowmobiles are allowed on regionial roads was referred back to the public works committee after a number of-letters were received from area snowmobile clubs. THE, SPORTS BUBBLE - slated for Civic ,F-, ;ds, Oshawa and costing $313,200 is corning dloser to reality and i t is hoped construction wiIl begin next April and finished in three to four rnonths. DURHAM-LORD'S basketball team are on a ~winning streak after losing three games straight. They now hold down second place tie in the league with Kingston. Also in the league are St. Lawrence - Cornwall, Ottawa Algonquin's, Belleville Loyalists and Sir Sandford Fleming, Peterborough. ARENA SAFETY - Officiais frorn the Ontario Labour Ministry appeared before the Provincial Municipal Liaison Cornrittee on Decernber 12 to express the- Ministry's increa- sing' concern about the structural adequacy of rnunicipal arenas to withstand heavy snow loads. A number of arenas in Ontario have collapsed in recent years, causing sorne loss of life. Apparently the rnain causes have been the lack of professional engineering expertise in the roof design or a professional design made ýprior to the current technical knowledge, which evolvedl in the early 1950s, The Cornrittee, in expr-essinig its strong concern, undertook to bring the rnatter to the attention of ail munici- pal counlcils, and therefore a letter will be sent to the heads, of sorne 800 local rnunicipal councils urging that they take irnrediate steps, through professional engineer'ing consultation, to ensure that their arenas rneet thle requirernents of The National Building Code, of Canada. BOWMANVILLE ARENA Tuesday - 1:30 f0 3:30 p.m. DARLINGTON SPORTS CENTRE Thursday - 1:30 to 3:30 p. -NEW PRICE-26 Public Skating Darlington Sports Centre FRIDAYI DECEMBER26th 2: 00 to 4:00 p. m. - 75 cents Bowmanville Arena 8-00Oto 10:00 p.m., MIi May the Spirit of Christmas which is Peace f iii your hearts with love and contentment this Holiday Sea- 50FROM THE STAFF ai Hooper's Trophy ~ 9 ig .Centre 1KigS.E. Bowmanville Three Losses For W. Frank's The Bowmanville W. Frank Real Estate Major Pee Wee Toros lost 7 - 1 to the Whitby - Brooklin Club Dec. 9th at Brooklin Arena. Ken Wilcox scored the lone Realtor goal with assists to Jon Janack and Doug Diîling. Paul Adams pîiayed a strong game in goal for the Toros. On Dec. l2th at Cobourg the W. Frank Major Pee Wee hockey club- îost 3 - 1. Brian Calder scored the hat trick for the home' club. then Doug Dilling scored for the Realtors with assists to Lenny Dyke and Jon Janack. Grant Brad- ley in goal for the Toros received very littie support from his' team during this loose game. At home on Dec. l3th, the Bowmanviîle W. Frank Real Estate Major Pee Wee Toros lost, 4 - 1 to the strong Markham club. The lone Realtor goal% was scored by Brent Crossey with assist to Kent Wilcox. Paul Adams in goal was forcedto make a number of key stops for the Toros. Youth Bowlilngl TYKES Winners of the first sche- dule: Carolyn Connelly, Ken- ny Rozema, Kyle McLean, Steven Smith. High Singles Vince Robinson 162, D. Hancock 147. High Doubles V. ~Robinson 265. The second schedule will start Jan. 3rd. BANTAM BOYS Winners of the first sche- dule: Shawn Woolley, Scott Richards, Robert Terry, Ed- ward Alldread. High Singles H. Grootý 192, J. Koîler 189. High Triples J. Koîler 507. BANTAM GIRLS Winners of the first sche- dule: Dianne Hancock, Lisa Smith, Susanne Land, Laura Fenn, Terri Burns. àHigh Singles D. Hancock 216. High Triples D. Hancock 520. The second schedule will start Jan. 3rd. JUNIOR BOYS Wines f the first sche- dule: Ri. Crossey, J., Rozema, K. Van Abbema, K. Rines, M. Charland, R. Gibbs. High Singles J. Edmondson 226, D. Mur- phy 200-268, R. Crossey 237, R. Gibbs 222, J. Wesselius 238, R. Sutchiffe 232, R. Henning 209. High Triples D. Murphy 651, J. Edmond- son 601. JUNIOR GIRLS Winners of the -first sche- (Iule, S. Roberts, P. Almond, D.' O'Neiî, S. Van Bakel, B. Connelly. High Singles B. Fairey 211-217, J. Haynes 214, K. Adams 220, S. Roberts 222, J. Van Goor 231. High Triples B. Fairey 601. Second schedule wiîl start Jan. 3rd. SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE Winners of the first sehe- dule: J. Whyte, D. Sheehan, N. Van Bakel, M. Riggers, B. Henning. S. Holley. Second schedule wiîl start Jan. 8th. Recâreaution1 Tyke, Dec. llth - Creative Fun for Little Ones-6-Randy Schnid' 2, Mark Hickey, Dan Player, Scott Hodgson, Bob Gill; lires Root Beer-1-Bruce Cooke. Atom, Dec. 11,th - Franks, Variety-2-Paul Raetson, Jer>ry Rigby; Orange Crush-0. Dec. l2th - Kinsmen-2-Chris Mann, Scott Richards; Kirkup Real Estate-1-Michael Dell. Graham I.G.A.-3-Tim Childs, Greg Bell, Jimmy Snoek; Larry Sports-3-Bobby Canfieîd 3. Pee Wee, Dec. l3th - Nichols Motors-5-Scott Paterson- 2, David Bedore, Marc Ri- Night , Hawks Bowling High single - I. Wright 263. High triple- I. Wright 608. Team Standings M. Trimble 41,984, 41; B. Wilbur 40,786, 41; L. ýBurgess 39,787, 33; J. Roine 38,934, 31; M. Bates 38,925, 29; T. Raîston 38,066, 17. Top 10 Games M. Summers 223, 1. Wright 263, P. Bromell 217, B. Wilbur 231 218,P . Whalen 227, M. Erwin 2i13, M. Bates 230,K. Raston214 P. Pingle 212, A. Larusso -212 Oshawa Man Wins Junior. C's $500 Draw Between the second and third period on Sunday night at the Arena, Irv Gill, sponsor of the Port Darlington Marina and ilotel Junior Cs, drew the lucky ticket on the $500 cash draw. The winner was Jim Reeves, R.R. 2, Oshawa, with ticket number 961. A most acceptable Christmas present. Club President Bill Simpson is at right, holding the drum containing all the tickets. Maîrina Juniors Drop Two Games Lose in Lindsay 8-3 on Frida-"y Hiere on Sunday Against Cobourg JUNIOR C LEAGUE STANDINGS Up To and Including December 22, 1975 Games Won 'Lost Tied Total Points Cobourg 22 16 3 3 35 Lindsay 24 15 7 2 32 Port Perry 24 9 9 6 24 Stouffville 21 9 9 3 21 Bow'ville 20 -8 12 0 16 Frankford 20 7 il 2 16 PortiHope 23 3 16 4 10 by David Goheen T1he Port Darlington Marina Hotel Junior "Cs" were out- scored 15 to 6 over the weekend as they lost 8-3 to Lindsay Friday night and 7-3 on Sunday night. The goals Friday night were scored by Rory Gibbs from Nick Vanseggelen and Ted Puk, Doug Tamblyn from Gary Cox and Gary Cox from Boyd Knox. In the game Sunday night, Bowmanville led the opening stanza 1-0 on a unassisted goal from Doug Tamblyn. Before the second stanza was over Bowmanville was behind 6-2. The Cobourg squad and intimidated the Eagels at every move. The checking and skating a plus for the Eagîes couldn't get on track. The goaltending and checking of Cobourg allowed shots on net, but the Eagles shots couldn't find the twine. In the third, Nick Vanseg- gelen scored the only goal of the period from Brian Simp- son and Boyd Knox. Cobourg came back and put the game out of reach and scored another goal, just when it seemned the Eagles were starting to put it together, in their skating and checking style. camp, out hitting and figffting The $500. winner of the ~ -~ ~ticket prize was Jim Reeves, .R .R. 2, Oshawa. SECOND ROLL OFF The bowling lanes of the' *. . ~ Oshawa Centre were ablaze on Dec. 7th, as Zone 'J' continued Sthe Carling-O'Keefe 'Norld SChampionships roll-off. The leaders are tough to overtake as John Cardinal finished his second set wfth a -. .;~ ~ total of 5330. Debbie Albrecht, Swith her 4801, is këeping the I Holding top positions for the men are: Roger Davies 5173 m308, Doug Bryant has moved Sfrom l4th to 3rd by rolling a * 408 single to total 5122 (307, 327, 314), Jim Casselis said good-bye to 25th spot by rolling 5080 (344, 313, 312, 318), MaY tIe Sp-lritand cheet-ot Ron Butler 5074, Dave Bisho &5066, Harold Ballemn 4989, Bili the seatOn fOllow jeu and Shipman 4986, Rick Mitchell S4971 (363), and Hank Sarnov- jours. This is Our wish for Yom sky 4940 (303). nscn The ladies hv nscn forth hliayan aithou place Theresa MacKinnon forth hliay ndai trogh 4758 (318), Lii Halle 4725 (349), Debra Sargant left 2lst spot the Year. 'Merry Chrstmnas! bebind to land 4th with 4661 15 (27, 303), Lorraine Duncan FRANK 46B (305), Beth Oke 4549, VAR i ETYernice Buday traded in l5th STRE for 7th with a452 (314,311), Doîîy H ois ol 47,adeon Dlyand Frank Hcks 4485 (323). Tethird and final set of the andStff ~ Carling-O'Keefe World BOWM4&NVILLE Championships were bowled at Motor City Bowling. MI SIL-,Ei'TT iNiGa-HT May the message of that first Christmas light our way to peace. LANDER HOME HARDWARE 51 King St. E. Bowrnanville Bowmanville meets Frank- ford Sunday, December 28 at 7:30. They play Tuesday December 3th. in Port Ho pe. Tickets for the Sweden Juvenile game are still avail-ý able for Sunday, Januarýî 4th, at 7: 00. SPENCER'S REALTY NEWCASTLE OHA'TNT, "C",SCHEDULE Sat. Dec. 20 Newcastle at Tweed Sun. Dec. 21 Tweed at Newcastle Sat. Dec. 27 Campbellford at Newcastle Sat., Jan. 3 Campbellford at Newcastle Sun. Jan. 4, Newcastle at Campbellford Sat. Jan. 10 Campbellford at Newcastle Wed. Jan. 14 Newcastle at Picton Sun. Jan. 18 'Tweed at Newcastle Tues. Jan. 20 Newcastle at Campbellford Sat. Jan. 24 Newcastle at Tweed Sun. Jan. 25 Tweed at Newcastle Sat. Jan. 31 Newcastle at Tweed Sun. Feb. 1 Open as of yet. Sun.. Feb. 8 Picton at Newcastle Wed. Feb. il Newcastle at Pic ton Sun. Feb. 15 Campbellford at Newcastle 8:30 p.m. 2: 00 p.rm. 8: 00 P. M. 8:00 p. 2:15 p.rn 8: 00 p.rn 8:30 p.m 2: 00 p.m 8:30 p.rn 8:30 p.rn 2: 00 p. m 8:30 p.rn 2: 00 P.m 8:30 P. M. 2: 00 p. m. 1 game to be picked at with Picton in Newcastle. St. Joseph's- Team Standings De1ores Walkey 79-45017, Joan Gibbs 74-44126, Bob Brown 36-42058, Don Zealand 52-42390, Gary Con.way 48-41979, Corry Ells 48-41594, Rose Marie Conway 47-42034, Jean Hol- royd 44-41313. High Triple - Marion Van- stone 678, Alton Crosby 671. High Single - Alton Crosby 287, Marion Vanstone 262. Over 220 Games Alton Crosby 287-214,ý Marion Vanstone 262-238, Doug White 262-232, Bill Holroyd 257, Roy Sandison 241-217, Ricky Zea- land 239, Bob Brown 236, Fran Ells 233-20;, Paul Peil 226, Joan GibV. 224, Marg Kingi 222. Liberty, Belles Liberty Belles Bowling Dec. 16 We h ve finished our first schedule and Roberts team came out in first with a total of 32 p ints. Wnners of the chocolates from Liberty Bowl were Sharon Robinson and Lynda Niekerson. Winners of the hidden sing- les: Marian Henning, Karen Stephens, Pauleen Cornish, May Alldread, Heather Mor- oz, Ellen Coombes, Lynda Niekerson, Donna Verleysen, Jeanne Spear, Wilma Coomb- es, Janet Harness, Mabel Lewis., Winners of the hidden dou- bles: Betty Sierhuis, Helen Cook, Betty Desousa, Jan Eisan, Rose Dickinson, Em- ma Bragg, Dale Foran, Dor- otby- Mutton, Helen Piper, Brenda Jones, Marg MacDon- ald, Ann Bons. HIigh Single - 306 - Lynda Niekerson, High Double - 509(306, 203) - Lynda Nieker- son. Men's Major The first schêdule is over, and Beaver Lumber won the championship. The winners are John Luffman, Ron Etch- er, Ron Good,ý George Piper, Walt Hately, Don Bradley and spare Tom Rutty. In the averages Bob Burley just nosed out Larry Piper by a few pins to win with a 252 R c e to average. Laýrry Piper won high single PEE WEE of the schedgule 400, while Dale December 15 - Frank's Terry had high triple 915. Variety 2, Dan Elliott, Paul The last week of the Rivers; Lime Crush 2 - Jim schedule saw Bob Burley win Martin. high single 346 and high triple BANTAM 864. Howard Bromeil had 813 December 15 - Brock'se' The second schedule startý B .P. 4 - Darreli Goudey 2, Wednesday, January 7 at 7 Gary Eeuwes Doug Brooks; p.m. sharp. Kiwanis Huskies 1 - Rick Have a nice holiday. Wilbud'. TYKE Ontario Hydro was one of December 16- Bor .ýae the first electric utilities to Development 3- An"arew, take action to safeguard life Davey, Paul Robichaud, Ste- and property. It întroduced yen Smith; Corsumers Gas 1 - electrical inspection in 1912. Tracey Stephens. kU g ~9cying off S with our fyood cheer and thanks to you! AI WihIidaI and Staff SBowmanvilfle Sports 61KngS.Cycle and Toys 61KigS.E. 623-3531 TO WIISH A VERY Merry ChristmasS and a M Happy New Year S TO OUR 1,400 REGISTERED BOWLERS and THEIR RIENDS LIBERYBO0W L L T De BASE LINE PHONE 623-5663M FDr Reservations for Your Party Bow ling -AL. OSBORNE, Manager