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8 The Canadian Statesman, BoWmanville, December 31, 1975 FLASHBACK-25 YEARS AGO - Speedy Maxie Yourth rammed home one goal and gained two assists on goals by Bob Bird to start Bowmanville Imperials on the way to defeating Cobourg Pays 7-5. Jerry Burkhart turned in a stellar performance in goal. Serving two minute penalties in the second period were Hogan, Hicks and Cowle. Also scoring for Bowmanville were Lintner, Dionne, Hicks, Bird and McCloskey. FLASHBACK-10YEARS AGO - Petra Burka will skate at the Bowmanville Figure skaing Annual Carnival. Clarence Oke received confirmation this week that she will appear as guest star. MATT LEYDEN.DIES-Funeral services were held on Sat. for Matthew (Matt) Leyden who died in Oshawa after devoting more than 50 years of his life to junior hockey in Ontario. Mr. Leyden was in his.72nd year. As one of the driving forces behind the formation of the Oshawa junior hockey team, Mr. Leyden first served, as transportation co-ordinator in 1923. He became manager of the club in 1928 and served in that capacity until 1953. _.During his tenure as manager, the Oshawa club ,won seven consecutive Ontario Hockey Association championships and three Memorial Cups. In 1954 Mr. Leyden joined the ranks of the OHA executive and worked bis way up to the post of president of the league and he held the top job, from 1965-67. He also served on the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association. In 1956 Mr. Leyden was presented with the OHA's Gold Stick award for dedication and service to the sport and was given, a life membership to the league in 1972. On the Sth annveraryof his involvement in amateur hockey, Mr. Leyden donated a trophy to the OHA Major Junior A series to be awarded annually to the league's top coach. This year the Ontario Hockey Association bonored Mr. Leyden by naming one of the new Major Junior A divisions after him. Mr. Leyden leaves his wife Thelma, a daugbter Margaret (Mrs. Daniel Gray of Osbawa) and brothers Gordon, of Toronto, and Robert of Oshawa. Robert or Bob, as he is known locally, is a popular member of Bowmanville Country Club. STILL A FEW TICKETS - A few tickets are stili available for the hockey game here on Sunday, Jan. 4th between a team of Swedish Juveniles and the Bowmanville St. Mary's Cernent Juveniles. The game will start at 7 p.m. in Bowmanville Arena. Tickets may be purehased at Frank's Variety and Goheen's Handy Store. This should be a great inter- national event. The Swedîsh boys will be entertained here prior to the game, given a tour of the town and be welcomed by civie dignitaries. CAMPING - on Wheels opens at the Automotive Building, Exhibitionl Place, February 4-8, 1976. Featured at the exhibition of Canadian-built travel trailers, camping trailers and accessories will be Canadian Humourist and country philosopher, "Charlie Farqubarson'" of Parry Sound. "Charlie" will have his own specially equipped trailer alongside the Coleman Campsite on the mezzanine floor and will be part of the stage entertainment which also features the well-known Rbythm Pals. WRESTLING - congratulations to Courtice High School who placed fourth in the regional wrestling match held at Anderson Collegiate last week. Placing first in the 115 lb. match was Brian MeClaine, Courtice. First in 148 lbs., Grant Simon. First in the 194 lb. class, Garry Nemisz, Courtice. PETERBOROUGH CONSOLS- one of the great curling events of the season will be held in Peterborough Memorial Centre, February 11, 12, 13 and 14, 1976. For information regarding these Ontario Curling Cbampionsbip matches, contact the Chairman, Peterborough Curling Club, Peterboroueb. P.O. Box 41. BOAT SHOW - the l8th annual Canadian Boat show goes January 9th and runs for 10 days. On display will be antique boats including the faousKittyhawk. No Energy Crisis or Transportation Problems in Pont ypool Gary1 Doug' Rory( A En John N Ted Pi Boyd]1 Keitb Joe Hi 'Nick'ý Mike]1 Brian Bill Wi Ron St Steve.1 Pearct Gary r Dave]1 Don S Tom IN Jeff LE Rick S, Paul A Gerali John C Rick IV Ralph Terry Lenny Don Sti Randy BOWMANVILLE EAGLES SCORINO (To Dec. 23, 1975) GP G A 1 Cox 21 15 12 Tamblyn 18- 8 18 Gibbs 16 12 10 aard 17 13 8 Wood 15 13 6 luk 21 6 il Knox 14 4 12 Powell 16 8 4 .imenick 17 1 il Van Seggelen 18 5 6 R.oberge 16 3 8 Simpson il 2 9 lagar 10 3 7 trike 12 2 8 Hogarth 3 2 2 ýeWilcox 6 1 2 Nemisz il 0 3 Flenderson 8 2 0 picber 4 1 1 qowlan 4 O 1 egere 5 0O il )ott 8 0 1 klbrecht 9 0 0 d Brunt 4 0 O onboy 1 O O Iackey 0 O 0 Ormiston 1 O 0 Sarginson 1 0 O GOALKEEPERS GP Min. GA A Chappell 7 351 24 4 'urrock5 275 24 5 Thiele 13 634 57 5 Pts. 27 26 22 21 19 17 16 12 10 4 3 3 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 %Vg. 4.10 5.24 Kn app 'sEOustedb Kingston in'TUrne Carrielynn Badluk, il, and ber large dog Barney werte baving a wonderful time in the snow at Pontypool on Sunday morning wben The Statesman photographer bappened along Port Knm By David G1 The Port 1 Marina-Hotel Juri feated Cobourg la night 5 to 4 but los Sunday 8 to 5 to.F The scorers int game were Boyd Nick Vanseggeler Humenick, and from Ron Strike ai in the opening st& Keith Powell s Jeff Legere and Ti Boyd Knox scored mard in the secon ln the third, K( scored from Gary This was a excel game, as the Eai men short. They1 Trojans, checking Cobourg at every In the Sundayc Eagles started à was going to defea and took this picture. The biggest problem Carrielpin bad was staying uprigbt as Barney had no trouble bauling ber around at fairly bigb speed. andhKeith Powell. Darin ton Ma in S gaT euboys tried te close the, twere siashed and held i n on a r n a i check by the Frankford 0. WV14team. Ice Chips 4The referee, was taken te the hospital te be patched obutu g 5 tA%4'after being bit by a puck. tunteseason around and wi henx four games. They I ~ ~ ~ i rUfi dI UI J pay tonight, December 30 in or Ho pe, Lindsay on Jan- ,oheen the scorebeard at the endi et stole the puck and scored te uaryand Froerg ondJanuary Dar lington the game read eight te five for allow Frankferd te, take the sth.adFakodo aur lder 'Cs' de- Frankford. lead. Jean Doucette and Jeff 9The ethm g o h last Monday Boyd Knox scored the open- Brown scored for Frankford Thges snext home ga ort )st the game la g goal from AI Emard. Rory while Bowmanvilie played a ELi sanurh gis Frankford. Gbhs. four minutes later. man short. Jean Doucette put Lindsayh.grre an the Cobourg netched a goal. The assist the game out of reach with the uRemembert the oalame an-s 1Knox from going te Joe Humenick. Sandy eighth goal of the game. Garyuryht the vn l ocasl ayea ýn and Joe Waterson scored for Frank- Co with iess than four thden a e Toros7:p0ayTice-s AI Emard ford and the score was 2 t ntes i Cox d n t ena e timaale :00.Ties and Ted Puk fer the Eagies. mainues oredrmning inothe ae.siiaalbefrt anza. Ia the second, John Master-gaescrdfoBydKxga . cored frem red Puk and ýd from Ale- ,d period. eit hPowell llenthockey plajm7lied yand hitting meve. contest, the ike nething ,at them but son à scre wh only one minute game in the period. Gary Cex put the Eagies la the lead with R on Strîke collecting the assist. Tim Neron tied the gaeagain on a shot that elddRandy Thiele. Rory Gibbs scored te give the Eagles the lead again. The assists went te Nick Van Seggelen and Ted Puk. Rob Artibuckle tied the score before the period ended. In the third, Harold Roberts Junior C Team Standings Up To and Ineluding December 28th, 1975 Cobourg Lindsay Port Perry Stouf fville Bowmanville Frankford Port Hope G.P. Won Lost lied Total Pts. 24 17 4 3 '37 24 15 7 2 32 24 9 9 6 24 22 10 9 3 23 22 9 12 0 18 22 8 12 2 18 24 3 17 4 10 HUSKY DOGS - are the feature attraction at Cold Creek Conservation Area Saturday and Sunday (January 3 and 4). The Siberian Husky Dog Association of Canada, Soutbern Ontario Division, sponsor of the time trials, bas scbeduled competitions at il a.m. and 2 p.m. (weatber permitting) in 3, 5 and 7 dog teamn events. There is also a special under-16 event, for future "Sledmasters". lime trials will also be featured on Saturday, January 10, Saturday and Sunday, January 17 and 18, Saturday, February 7, Saturday and Sunday, February 21 and 22, Saturday and Sunday, Marcb 6 and 7. Plan to take along your cross-country ski equipment and enjoy tbe excellent developed trails a t Cold- Creek. It is likely to be cold, but have no fear, you can thaw out witb a bot drink by the roaring fîreplace. TOM WREGGITT - halfback of the B.H.S. football team bas been nominated by the league coaches to the Durham Region Senior All-Star team. Fans,-friends and this column off er congratulations for a fine season. NEW WARRIORS CAPTAIN - Congratula- tions and sympatby are in order for Pete Vipond the newly appointed captain of tbe Senior Wbitby Warriors. One of Pete's first chores after bis selection as captain was to head bis team in a game witb the Soviet Kbimiks on Sunday nigbt in wbicb they didn't fare too well, losing 7 to 1. He bas notbing but praise for the visiting team wbo were in superb condition witb amazing passing plays that left the entire Whîtby team exbausted at the finish. But, it was a great experience tbey wouldn't bave missed for anything, says Pete, one of tbe partners in Bowmanville Broadloom. He doesn't need to feel too badly, the New York Rangers didn't do too well eitber against their Soviet Army opponents. WIN TOURNAMENT - Giiles Canucks, a Recreation team, played in an OWHA Tourna- ment on the weekend in Grafton and were the winners. Congratulations. SPEEDSKATING EVENT - An international speedskating evening in Inzell, West Germany recently was of considerable interest to, a Bowmanville woman. Tom Overend of Edmonton came third in tho 500 metre skating event. He is a nepbew of Mrs. Ron Hawthorne, Liberty St. North. Bob Beers' Toros Pick Up Two Important Wins- On Dec. l6th the Toros is new begminng te 1 travelied te Cobourg and left dividends. The Bay tei with a strong win. In the first again scored te move one ý period, Ray Cummings scored 'aliead. Our boys. still fighiti the opening goal -with assists answered with a goal by Sc coming from Wayne Muttoni and Greg Smith. The second g oal went te Kelly Matthews irom Robert Giedlilger and Jeff Jacques. Hard work and oo 0O y a put forth by TI reg mit and Jeff Jacques during this period. The second period was ofbR dominated b y our two big guns centremen, Scott Masters and Ray Cummings, with two Soais scored b y Scott Masters, goth assisted b y Ray. Wayne permd asweiiciosng et th W h Mutton played a strong second Chuc aswth a core gout4-the perio Niha scae o 4-roà showiNanths h irad pesrod rsuling in ateaird fo l assisted by day Sweet and defenceman Scott Heard. The Toros' sixth goal of the night was well-earned by Robert Giedilger with Kelly Mat- thews assisting. Chuck Nash The Ont, scored his second goal of the Re night assisted by Scott Mast- 0 ë ers and day Sweet ieaving a total score of 7-4. 0. The Beer boys came eut on Dec. 2th stili charged up from their previeus win te take on the strong Bay Ridges team. -f Strong defensive play was put forth by Darrin Knight and Chris Michelson with Greg Smith becoming more aggre- . Y sive every game. The Ridges * team opened the scoring and held a 1-0 lead at the end of the-- f irst period. ej day Sweet opened the scor- ing and tied up the game with -- a goal eariy la the second ýî i'U period. Jay's geai was assist- - ed by Chuck Nash and Chris- Michelson. The fact' that Chuck and day have piayed on the same line for three years Rez9cr e a t ion"il Creative Fun for Little Ones 2 - Mark Hickey. Randy Schmid; Cable T..i - Brian., Greenwood. BANTAM December 16 - Kiwanîs Cubs 2 - Mike Janssen, Randy Pollard; Hockins Real Estate 1 - Keith Dennis. MIDGET Voyageurs 4 - Glenn Martin 2, Elvis Procknow, Russel Wilby; Pitts Nursing Home v-;.... m~agies 3 - i-'aui JJunIam 2, . Frank Macri 1. PEE WEE l December 17- Nichois Moters 7 - Robert Thompson 4, Scott Paterson 3; Cable T.V. 3 - Scott Ward, Kevin Henning, - Mike Cancillia. BANTAM y Hires Root Beer 5 - Ab ~. Vandergaast 2, Bill Lambert 2, Otto Geratschek 1; Frank's ... Variety 1 - Neil Osborne.> i~~ MIDGET - 1 ,în~ Gis Texaco Jets 3 - Allen Clark, Ron Lockyer, doey Nimigon; Lettener Electric Fiyers 1 - Randy Hayes. Heard trorn Darrin Knight and Ray Cumiaings. The period remained ours with a go-ahead goal fI rom Robert Giedlinger sc&u ed by Kelly Mattliews and then another by Chris MicheLs"n which was unassisted. The Toros then held on to win the game 4-3. This gives the team a 500 average winning 7 and losing 7. This team's passing as weil as their spirit seems much better that at the beginningof the -season. Watch out Whitby. LegonLadmes Tea-m Standings -. Plazek 3512 points, 44,249 Èpinfall; Suteiiffe 2112, 42,739; heehan 2,1, 41,808; Partner 18, 41,291. High single Wilma Bates 291. High ftripie Wilma Bates 781. LID0 Games Wilmà Bates 291-247-243, ,Averages --Joan ' Sutcliffe- 221, Nyhi Sheehari 209, Anne Plazek 200 (45), Mary Gray 197, Irene Whitney 194, Mary Bates 187, Wilma Bates 187, Bernice Partner 185, Diane Howarth Knapp's Tewing Major Ban- tams traveiled te Kingston on Sun day, Dec. 21 te take part in the one-day Kingston Town- ship Major Bantam Tourna- ment. Backed by the superlative goaltending of Kevin Gibson, the Toros downed, Trenton 4-2 in the epener. Greg Brunt put the Teros ahead in the first on a blast from the peint. Paul Reid assisted on the play. Trenton scored two in the second te take the lead before Paul Cascagnette and Jack Pinch combined te set up Murray Ruddy with the equal- izer. The score remained tied as both teams missed many fine scering epportunities until less than two minutes lef t in the third when Paul Reid sw')oped la around the Trent- on defence and caught the right corner of the net with a iow drive. Jim Hogarth'put the game away 24 seconds later on a play set up by Reid. îçnapp's faced a strong triple A Kingston team in the semi-final and were- crushed 8-1. Paul Bedard scored the only Toro marker with Wayde Preston and Paul Cascagnette drawing assists. Bowmanville failed te mount any kind et an attack and afforded goalie Kevin, Gibson littie or ne protection. In fact, Gibson's excellent work kept the score te what it was. Over the Christmas holi- days, Knapp's are entered in the Bramalea Tournament. A win in this onie would sent the Toros te the Silver Stick 'at Port Huron, Beautiful Flowers ..efor Beautifu-lýý GARY COX This week, we are salufing the Eagles' Gar Cox as the player of the week. On Sunday evenin ,Gry scored two goals for Bowmanville în a Iosing cause fo- Frankford. Gary îs always husfling and is one of the steadiest players on the roster, always giving a great effort. HURRY! Iine has just about run out for the Onfario Tax Rebafe. Take delivery of your new car from Owasco before December 31sf, 197,, and SAVE! 1425 Dundas St. E. Whitby --j-