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SPORTS - Seminars for Athietes and Coaches wiIl be held again this year at York University running from April - Septeniber. Courses include the Art and Science of Coaching, Athietie Injuries, Synchronized Swimming, Canadian Figure Skating Training Camp, Volleyball, Modern Gymnasties, Lacrosse, Contemporary Dance, Badminton. For infor- mation phone 416-667-3529., DUPLICATE - Bridge winners for February l7th: (1) J. B. Nelson - Rob Stewart, (2) Carole and Dave Orme. February 24th - (1) Joyce Weekes - Bill Clipperton, (2) Ann Stewart and George Weekes. A game is held every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Library Auditorium and a pleasant atmosphere is "maintained.- We are always looking for new players, and interested persons should phone the, Recreation Department, or George Weekes at 623-7345. BROOMBALL - Congratulations to the South CourticelBoys' Broombali Teain who won al of their gaines at Darlington Aena last Wednesday to capture the trophy over four other schools who conlpeted in the tournament The one day event featured teains from North, South and West Courtice, and from Maple Grove East and West Public Schools. Thong h the boys' titie was decided, the girls' final has yet to be played' Maple Grove East, Maple Grove. West and North Courtice will meet to determine the girls' winner later 'on in the week. HoceyRes u is Atomn, Feb. 13th Lime Crush - 3- Wayne Bragg Orange Crush - 8 -ý Scott 2, Colin Jonah. Murdock 4, Glen Klomp- Atomn, Feb. i4th maker,' Darryl Miller, Rick Kirkup Real Estate Indians Baker, Grant Gibson. Grape - 1 - Tom Brooks. Grahams Crush - 2 - Teddy Davis, IGA - 1 - James Snoek. Roland Powells. Graham IGA Pee Wee Bruins - 5 - Tim Childs 3, Goodyear Rangers - 6 - James Snoek, Gregory Bell. Henry Rozehia 2. Ralnh Roz- DURHAM -Motorcycle and Sport (MANAG ER ST EV E SA LT ER) Taunton Rd. E. Oshawa Phone 576-3150 Dealers for: HONDA, CAN-AM, SKI-DOO, NORTON (Sales Parts and Service) I HARLEY-DAVIDSONI Parts and Service HOU RS:- Mon day - Tuesday - Wednesday 9: 00a.m. to 6-00p. m. Thursday -Friday 9a.m. ta 9p.m, Saturday 9a.m. taS p.m. ema 2, Leslie Perry, Dan MeMullen. Metro Nationals -4 -Bi-ad Bell 2, Steveni Wood, Brian Strong Lime Crush - 2 Don King-, Glenn Tink. Cable TV -i -Russell Hogg, Nichols Motors -2- Robert Thompson 2. shutout to John 'Gump" Rines. Rîce Bowl - 0, Hires Root Beer - 2 - Derek Lamnont, Jeffery Martin. Rot- ary - 1 - Ken Waring. Bantam Hires Root Beer - 8 - Chris Willoughby 3, Otto Geratschek 3, Bi fly -Lambert, Randy Crossey. Huskies - 2 -William Smit, J oh n Vandergaast. Tyke, Feb. l7th Bon Rae Development - 5 - Paul Robichaud 3, Andrew Davey 2. Hires Root Beer - 3 - Bruce Cooke 2, day Kelly. Consumers Gas - 3 - Kevin Fowler 2, Bobby Hellam. Cable TV - 1 - Brian Green- wood. Tvke - Feb. 24, Creative Fun 6 - Randy Smit 3, Mark Hickey, GregMartin, Donald Snowden. Consumers Gas 1 - Chris Beck. Bantam Hockins Real Estate -' 4 - Glen Ferrill 2, Keith Dennis, Wilfred Thiele. Franks Var- iety - 3 - Paul Cooke, Jeff Downs, Dave Teixeria. Midget Flyers - 4 - Paul Fiee 2, Kevîn Gray, Bill Allen. Eagles - 1 - Joe Nowlan. Pee Wee, Feb. lith Metro Nationals - 2 - Steve Wood, Brad Bell. Rice Bowl - 1 - John Klompmaker. Bantamn Kiwanis Cubs - 8 - Brian Canfield 4, Jason Johnson, Mike Janssens, Keith Sheehan, Allan Turney. Brocks B.P. - 2 - Doug Brooks, Terry Deluca. Bantam - Hires Root Beer 5 - Randy Crossey 2, Chris Willoughby, Bill Lambert; Hockins Real Estate 3 - Doug Vanderloon, Anthony Clieff, Ricky Irvine. Midget Pitts Nursing Homes Eagles - 6 - Rolph McQuaid, Joe Nowlan, Frank Macri, Rory Erwin, Paul Dunlham, Don Prait. Gis Texeco Jets - 6 - Allen Clarke 2, Romeo Zeppier 2, Dan Curwin, Scott Down. Idge - Jets 3 - Allun Clark, RomeoeZeppier, Dan Doiron; Flyers 3 - Bill Allin 2, Kevin Gray. The McKerlie - Millen Automotive store in h Bowmanville has been purchased by Wallacce Auto)Suppýly Ltd. of Orono and will be operated as a McKerliîe - Milen Associate Store, Phone Fraser Wallace at 623,,-5402 o0r 623-440 for PomptDelivry Srvice.I r 11Iý A Pre- Spring Special On SUPER SIMONIZING $29o99 MOST CARS Wins GoId Medal at Win fer Games Shaun McGill, 14-year-old member of Credit Valley Figure Skati ng Club, attended Ontario Winter Games at Sault Ste. Marie and won a gold medal in the Men's Single Figure Skating competition, competing against 16 skaters. He is the son of iMmI. an-d M,.rs. JosephMeilZ1I', Mississauga, and grandson 0f Mr. and Mrs. Harvey MeGihi, R.R. 1, Enniskillen. -Photo by Mississauga News Mary Brown's Novices, Win- Se ries 2 -Straigt DefeatiMarkham 5 toi1 On Friday evening, Febru- ary 27th, the Bowmanville Mary Brown's Novice Toros travelled to Markham Arena and hfanded the home town club a 5-i defeat, eliminating the Markham team from any further O.M.H.A. playoff action. Bowmanville won the best of three series in two straight games, 3-i and 5-1. Markham opened the scor- ing quickly in the opening period and appeared to be on their way ton big game. At the 7:20 mark of the same period, Brent Neill evened the score. the assist going to bis centre- man Chris Dreossi. In the middle stanza, Neill scored his second goal to send his> team in front to stay, the assist going to defenceman Pierre St. Amand. Dreossi increased the count to 3-1, again St. Amand was respon- sible for setting up the play. The Toros scored, two more goals in the final period, completely dominating play, as the Markham squad ap- peared to, be very fiat. Tom McLaughlin fired the fourth Bowmanville goal, the assist going to Dreossi. Greg Watson notched the final goal of the game with the assist going to Jeff Dawson. The Toros are awaîting word on their oppo- nents for the semi-final round of their playoff series which will probably commence next Saturday in the Memorial Arena. HL., Wood Mînor Bantams Oust Markham in 5 Gomes Now Encounter Playing in Markham Thurs., Feb. 12 Toros needed to win to elîminate'Markham., After.losing the first game in overtime we came back and won the next two games 3-0 and 4-2. This turned out to be the most exciting game so far with these two well matched teamsgiving everything they have to try and win. After a scoreless first period in which, Toros outplayed Markham but.could not score the same hockey Was played in the second, until Toros picked up their fifth penalty and with one minute remain- ing in the- secon'd period, Markham scored on a power play. Toros protested the goal, claiming it was scored with an illegar stick. After measur- ment it proved to be illegal, and the goal was called back, thus ending the second period 0-0. Toros opened fast in the third period when Kevin Noble scored, assisted by Stan Greenham and Rick Simpson. Markham tied it up.. Toros took a 2-i lead again when Stan Greenham blasted a perfect shot p ast their goalie with Randy MacDonald assist- ing. Markham came back again'and tied the score. This ended regulation- time tied at 2-2. Weplayed 10 minutes of overtîme, and again Toros took the' lead when Rick Simpson scored assisted by Car i Chambers and Kevin Noble. Markham again came back and tied the score. This ended the izame tied 3-3 and gave Bowmanville a five points to three lead in a six point series. This iý tight and competitives indicated bv the scor( On Sat., Peb. 14 Toi out hustled and outpla the fîrst two periods b' team effort by Mî which produced a 3-2 the end of the second for them. If it had not1 our goalie John Stol'ga score could -have been Between the secoi third periods we had a and came out flying together a great tear both ways. After one i play we were cailed penalties which gave ham five attackers tb This was the turning the game as Toros MacDonald and Bre: mens, along with ourè held Markham off thE board. After playinge G7anano que is a very less first period, Markham serles as openied the scoring, Toros tied es. 1 it up when Brent Clemens r05 were scored assisted by Rick Simp- ayed for son and Randy MacDonald, ýy a good three minutes later Toros arkham- Garf McQuiaid, playing a lead at strong two way game, scored d period unassisted. Markham kept the bee n for pressure on and produced two aard the more goals to end the second ihigher. period leading 3-2. Toros came ýnd and out in the third fired up and pep talk Dale Broome scored to tie the putting game assisted by Stan Green- n effort ham. Then Stan Greenham inute of' scored the winner assisted by for two Rick Simpson and Kevin eMark- Noble. Scoring his second goal o three. to top off a fine performance point of was Brent Clemens on a neat Randy play unassisted. This series' nt Cle! was won on a great team defence, effort. e score- Our next series will be a score- against Gananoque. Penalties Imposed' The Port Perry Minor Hockey Association has taken disciplinary action against two players on the Port Perry Juvenile hockey team for fighting in a game against Uxbridge two weeks ago. OfficiaIs for the hockey association refused to- com- ment on the discipline that would bse imposed on the two players. The association decided to take action against the play- ers following a game against an Uxbridge team that hiad to be canceiled because of the fighting that broke out at one point in the game. The Port Perry players were blamed for causing the outbreak against Uxbridge. Officials for the Minor Hockey Association in Port Perry said early this week that they were waiting for authorization from the O.M.H.A. before they an- nounced what discipline would be imposed on the players. Recreation News The Newcastle Recreation Departm~ent hopes to have teamfs from Waverly Com- munity in the "T" Bail, Atom and Pee Wee. Basebal Leagues, plus teams in Soç- cer, Girls softball. Depending on the number of players, they would play their home games at Waverly Park. Bud Fanning, Director of Recreation stated that MVr. I. Milani is going to set up a diamond at Martin Rond. We hope to build a ýcreative Playground at Martin Road and the Recreation Depart- ment will be installing swings, along with equipment that the Kinsmen Club of Bowmanville is donating to Waverly Park. SThe Blooper Baîl (Lob Bail) League would like to see a few teams out of the, Waverly Community'plus teams from other areas in Bow. The Blooper Bahl Meeting will be held on Wednesday, March l7th in the Council Chambers' Fire-Police Station at 7:30 p.m. Piayground leaders for the two playground in the Waver- ly Area will be chosen from our Playground Training Course., The Director of Recreation would like to seesome cross town rivalry involving a league- with Bowmanville Waverly Community, Orono, Newcastle, Tyrone, Hampton, Solina, Kendal and other areas within the town. During 1975, a number of communi- ties in Darlington and Clarke were involved with Bowman- ville teams. It is the intent of the Directur of Recreation to join Waverly with the rest of Bowmanville. This is for aduit activities also. Recreation Hlockey Results Atom, Feb. 2th Larry's Sports - 9 - Arron DaSilva 3, Bob Canfield 3, David Osborne 1, Kenny Kelsh 1, Bradley Munro; Orange BO MNVILLE ANNUJAL. Fertilizer Drive -MARCH 3 to -MARCH 16 Keep your Iawn healthy and green and support your communuty. The Kinsmen Club of Bowmanville wilI be phoning you, Lend us a serving hand in selling our 40 lb. bags of 10-6-4 fertilizerand Weed and Feed. We wiIl be delivering to your homes on Saturday, March 20 If You Have Not Received a Ca Il by Ma rch 20 - TeL. 623-4368 or 623-5194 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March, 3, 1976 9 Kirkup Real Estat e - 2 -Drew Bantam, Feb. 23rd Filiatrault 2; Lime Crush - 1 - Franks Variety -7 -Alar Paul Canfield. Luxton 1, Alan HowardI Feb,2ist Kevin Lee 1, Harold Gr Kin)smn - 3 - Scott Rich- Jeff Down 1, Neil Osho ards; Grape Crush - 1 - Chris Shut out to Dale G Moffatt. Brocks B.P. - 0. - Tyke,,Feb. i9th Pee Wee, Feb. 2st Creative Fun - 3 - Rice Bowl - 3 - John chmit 3; Bon Rae -- l Klorpmaker', Ken Rup; Dallas. Goody<ar Rangers - 2- Scott Atom, Feb. 9th Michelson 2. Franks Variety - 3- Metro Nationals -5- Brian Rupa, Paul Raetsen, Strong 3, Drew Kearney, Brad Rupa, Shut out to Bell, Nichos Motors - 5- Rob Peebles; Lime Crush - 0. Thompson 2, David Mason, Scott Paterson, Mark Rich- Family Night ards. Courtice Area Family 1 Cable T.V. -3- Russ Hogg activities will start on Thi Glenn Euwes, Alan M ailey; da , F b l th i t e Co r Rotary Kings, 2 - Ted High School Gym fromn 7:30 Withrspon, Kn Waing. 9:30. p. m. Mr. G. Herron Wiherspoon, Ken W -ar. Courtice Youth Group and th, Hirs Rot eer- 2Gay Director of Recreation will b Vyshaft, Don Hart; Franks pann u elvre Variety - 1 - David Johnson. ploannmmtae. lvaic Beautiful Flowers'. 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