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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 10, 1976 FLASHIBACK -25 YEARS AGO - Players from Bowmanville captured tities at the Central Ontario Badminton Tourney held in a hangar at No. 6 Repair Depot, Trenton on the weekend. Men's Sinigles title went to Ernie Neilson, Men's Doubles - Bob~ Kent and Ernie Nýeilson. Mixed Doubles, Ma1~rion James and Keith Slemon. In ý the Conisolation Series Men's Singles - Bob.Gallagher, Ladies Doublesà - Doris Jennings and Bea Candler. LFLASHBACK - 10 Years Ago - One of the slickest amateur hockey teams, the Orono Orphans, took their uniforms out of mothballs to take on the N.H.L. Oldtimers, in Newcastle <Argna recently. The main scoring strength of the Orphans rested on the three West brothers, Raye (Gusty), Junior and Dean. Coach Dane Found was on the bench, as energetic as ever. A fourth West, Keith (Gramps), was unable to play as hie had injured his neck in a trotting race. KINSMEN CLUB- of Bowmanville donated swings and equipment for the Waverley Commun- ity Park. Mr. I. Mlilaniis setting up a bahl diamond there, and Bud Fanning, Town of Newcastle Recreation Director, stated recently, hie hopes to have a creative playground built at the Martin Road location. BARBARA BEREZOWSKI - a former Miss Toronto beauty qileen, and David Porter of Port Perry, placed seventh in the final stand- ings- of the World Figure Skating Champion-' ships held in Sweden last Friday. This was considered a vast improvement for the pair and most encouraging for them. WINS DRAW - Port Hope Kinsmen Panther, coach George Cawker ambled over to the Cobourg Arena recently to watch the Lindsay Trent Muskies -_ Who eliminated his Panthers from playoff conter ion on Friday -- take on the Cobourg Crugars.. After Cobourg disposed of Lindsay 7-2 in the opening game of their best-of-seven Junior C final, Cawker ambled home a richer man: $281.50 to be precise. Cawker held the winning ticket for the "Share-the-Wealth"l contest; there must be a moral in there somewhere. Incidentally, we hear that Cobourg has eliminated Lindsay from the playdowns, four games straight. Bowmanville's Don Sturrock, played goal for Cobourg for one game against Port Perry, but the OHA ruled Sturrock not eligible to continue playing. The deci.siop was to be disputed on Monday. SERVICE DIRECTORY - wondering bow to contact a basebaîl club, any sports organiza- tion, a service.club or even a politician? The Newcastle recreation department bas prepar- ed a bookiet whicli wili guide you to the'correct contact for almost any service you want in the town of Newcastle. Bud Fanning and bis staff in the recreation department bas just produced the 1976 edfition of the Service Directory. Included are the names to contact in industry, community organizations, the media, scbools and other services. Tbe directory is not being mailed to every household, but if you are interested copies may be obtained, free-of- charge fromn the town hall in Bowmanville or from tbe Newcastle Reporter office on King Street. Just drop in and pick up one of tbese valuable guides. LEADING SEMI-FINALS- George Sainsbury and Jim Peters in charge of the Constitution Insurance Minor Midgets may be on their way to another Ontario championship. Their team is nowv two games ahead of Niagara on the Lake with thei third gamne on Wednesday. If they win that one, they will be in the Ontario finals. Nice going! rH OOPERàqS TROPHY CENTRE TROPHIES-AWARD RIBBONS-GIFT AWARDS CLUB BADGES - PLASTIC SIGNS DESK SETS - PEWTER MUGS - LAPEL PINS PLAQUES - METAL SIGNS - NAME TAGS SPECIAL CLUB and SCHOOL DISCOUNTS on Trophies and Engraving. VISIT OUR SHOWROOM MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED S19RRi ndDSt. E. ON Kin DANHOOE. Phone 416-623-5747 Bowmanville County Chrysler moved irt the finals by defeating Hocl er's Jewellers 5 to 2o Thursday niglit. County started the scorin early with the only goalof th first period by Rob Donoghu( Hooper's tied the match late i the second on a goal by Bry& Hughes. County went aheai again on a goal, by Joli Hughes. The third period saN County take a commandirl Iead with three unanswere( goals from Brian Currie Mil John Hughes his second, an( Larry Simpson. Hooper' scored one more before th( game ended from. Phil John son. The second game sam Locke's T.V. stay alive b3 upsetting Kramp's FurniturE 8 to 5. Locke's started the scoring in the first on a goal by Jim Baker. Kramp's tied the game on a goal by Terry Baker. The second period saw Locke's take the lead with three goals from. Randy Donoghue, Gary Wilson and Jim Baker. Kramp's got one be fore the period ended from Warner Walroff. The third period saw Locke's add two more to their tally from Randy Donoghue and Pete Nowlan. Kramp's fought back to add one more from Joe Balson. But, ni'ne seconds later Locke's scored again from Randy Donoghue, lis third of the game. Kramp's then added am'ther from Brian Bradley. Locke's then tallied their eighth goal from Pete Nowlan lis second. Kramp's then received their Last goal from. Jerry Mac- Donald. Kramp's and Locke's meet rhurs. at 8 p.m. D & R Sports and Ski Shop Grand Openilng Draw Prize Wi'nners: 1. Jelinek Basketball Set - Jelinek - Joe Nowlan, 66 Queen St., Bowmanville. 2. Hockey Stick -D & R Sports & Ski Shop - Susan Master, 1 Hobbs Drive, Bowmanville. 3. Septo Clean Product - Septo CI ean Company - Pete Nowlan, 66 Queen St., Bowmanville. 4. Skate Holder -D & R Sports & Ski Shop - Heather Brough, 397 Holcan Ave., Oshawa. 5. Ski Bloks - Northsport- Bud Pipher, 1923 Dundas St. E, Whitby. 6. Ski Btoks - Northsport - TUllie Lou Bedard, 31 Simpson Ave, Bowmanville. SpeclPrices Reg. SALE Atomic World Cup 1.9o.1..$ 1.30 Atomic Glass 3000 $ 1.00, IAil Skié Equipment 20 % Off JAdîs ShoesI Ail Hockey EquipmentI 20%'Off ISki Sharpening THIS AD WORTH 25c ON ANY SKATE SHAR PEN ING 85 King S We Reni D & R Sports and Ski Shop it. W. 623-3421 Bowmanville t- Skis, $5 Per Day; Skates, $1 Per Day; Golf Clubsj Itn on S PO RTA LK RETRIEVER TRIALS - will be held at the Cold ng Creek Conservation Area on Sunday, March l4th, e. and are open to ail registered retrievers. The dogs in. compete for ribbons, in puppy, «junior, qualifying an and open class competitions, between 11:00 a.m. ad and 3: 00 p. m. Retriever trials wiIl also be fea tured 1Won Sunday, April il, 1976. d TOUGH SERTES - By the time this is in 1S rntee1b or nomtoo h Ad pit hr'ib oeifraino h 's series between the St. Marys Cement Juveniles le and Penetang. Bowmanville came up Nwithtwo n- timely goals in the third period here on Satur- S day to win 2-1, but much of the credit must go )y to their goalie Dan Wilcox who stopped; a pile .ly frbe.Scn gm a lydMna in Penetang who won the flip for the third tg game Friday, March l2th at 9 p.m. Next game e~ here wilI be at 9 p.m. on Saturday and fifth e game if necessary in Penetang on Sunday 's afternoon at 2:30. A bus bas been arranged Is for Friday from Bowmanville Arena. Phone 'y 725-8656 for seats at $5 each. rCONGRATULATIONS - to Stanley Tisnovsky on. wining the gold medal in the pre-novice class and vto Susanne Forth, on winning the gold medal in the rpre-juvenile class at the Pine Ridge Skating eCompetition on Sunday, February 29th at the Uxbridge Figure Skating Club. WHITBY WARRIORS - went ail out to defeat Orillia Terriers 9-0 in a game Thursday night at Iroquois Park Arena. It was the first Sr. A shutou't of the year. Captain Peter Vipond, a Bowmanville merchant, contributed three assists. CYCLE-CANADA '76 - Cyclists by the thousands will pedal to Montreal. for the 1976 Summer Olympie Games (July 17 - Aug. 1). Participants in the Cycle-Canada '76 Bicycle Tour will follow two separate routes. One starts in Victoria, British Col umbia, May 3. The other, from St. John's, Newfoundland, sets out June 17., The two -groups meet in Montreal, July 20. Tour organizers expect a good number of cyclists', travelling an average 50 miles a day, to go the whole distance to Montreal. Others will join the main groups for one or more of the 24 sections lasting between four and nine days. Less ambitious cyclists may latch on to a group as it passes near their homes and travel for whatever distance they, choose. For more information on Cycle-Canada ' 76 Bicycle Tour, please write the Canadian Government Office of Tourism, 150 Kent St', Ottawa, KiA 0H6, or Cycle-Canada '76, 173 Lisgar St., Ottawa, K2P 0C3. STILL HAVE THE MOVES - Those NHL Oldtimers may be getting older,- but they showed quite clearly last week that they can, stili play a fair game of hockey. It was a treat for the several hundred fans who attended the game at Darlington Sports Centre to watch how they handled the puck. Some of the Bowman- ville contingent of Has Beens did pretty well too. Ail in ail, it was a fun game with several amusing incidents that pleased the crowd. The Kinsmen are to be congratulated for sponso ring the event. CONGRATULATIONS- to the Bowmavillel Sports Minor Midgets who won the Lindsay 8-tearn hockey tournament, defeating Lindsay, Newmark- et and North Bay to take the championship. DUPLICATE BRIDGE- new enthusiast, Hope Redfern, paired with Joyce Weekes took first place last week with Molly and Bob Kent, Bea and Byron Vanstone tied for second. Mary Brown's Novices Win One and Tie Onid A gainst Stouffville Hey, You Guys, Gel' to. Heck -Out of My Goal! Near the end of the Sunday night game between St. Marys Cement Juveniles and Penetang, Bowmanville goalie Danny Wilcox blew his top when a Penetang forward came right into his net, followed by several Bowmanville players. lis reaction was not surprising because it had happened several times earlier. In the pile up is John Conboy who scored the cementmen's first goal and heading for it is Duke Brunt (15) who scored the winning goal. In Penetang on Monday night, Bowmanville lost the second game 4-3 in overtime, so the series is ahl tied up. Hockey Re suits ATOM, Feb. 27 Kirkup Real 'Estate-i- Mike Baîl, Franks Variety - i - Kelsh,' Grape Crush - 2 - Chris Moffatt 2. PEE WEE, FEB. 28 Rice Bowl - 6- Tony Rupa 2, Marty Erwin 2, John Klomp- maker 1, Jamie Haass 1, Metro Nationals - 4 - Brian Strong 2, Bradley Bell, Steve Wood, Goodyear Rangers - 4 - Henry Rozema 2, Scott Michelson, Robby Van Hem- men, Nîchols Motors - 3- Mark Richards 2, David Mason, Rotary Kings - 4 - Robert Worden 2, Brian Sarginson, Ed Lott, Lime Crush - 3 - Don King_2, Roîf Geisler. PEE WEE, Mardi 1 Cable T.V. - 4 - Glenn Euwes, Alan Mailey, Mike Cancilla, Scott Ward. Shut out, to Scott O'Neil, Franks Variety - 0. BANTAM, MARCH1 Kîwanis Cubs, 6 - Mike Janssens 3, Brian Canfield 3, Hockin Real Estate - 3 - Randy Prout, Anthony Clieff, Glenn Ferrill. TYKE,M ARCH 2 Cable T.V. - 6 - Scott'Barcley 2, Dan Meraw, Doug Logan, Brian Greenwood, Rober Bunker, Hlires Root 'Beer - 2 - Mike Vanderwouden, Bruce Cooke, Creative Fun - 2 - Dan Player, Mark Hickey, Shut out to Chris Magwood, Bon Rae Development - 0. BANTAM Brocks BP - 1 - Jeff Sallows, Kiwanis Huskies - 1 - Pat Reynolds. 1MIDGET Pitts Nursing Home Eagles - 6 - Bill Rivers 2, Leonard White, John Groetelaars, Paul Dunham, Frank Macri, GuIs Texeco Jets - 4 - Ron Lockyear 2, Dan Curwin, Allin Clark. PEE WEE, MARCH 3 Lime Crush - 5 - Roîf Geisler 3, Don King, Chris Land, Hires Root Beer - 1 - Pat Burke. BANTAM Hockin Real Estate - 5 - Trevor Hamilton 2, Glenn Ferril, Keiti Dennis, Ron Todd Ormiston, Lime Crush - 7 - Mike Kogar 5, Robby McCullough, Colin Jonah, Graham I.GA. - 4 - Jim Snoek Feb. 28 Larrys Sports - 3 - Brad Canfield, Ron Grabko, Kenny CorMn Ail you're asked to do is go for a demonstration drive in one of our 1976 cars or Iight-duty trucks and we'II gladly give you a - f ree'book of Bonus Buck coupons.- Buck cou pons offer reduced i prices or special Bowmanville's Mary Brown's Novice Ail-Stars and the Stouffville Ail-Stars are presently involved in a tough struggle An the semi-final round of the Novice Champ- ionship, with the Toros win- ning the first game 3-2 and the second contest ending in a 3-3 tie after overtime. In the first game played in Bowmanville on Saturday, ,March 6th, Stouffville struck for the first goal at the 2:52 mark of the opening period. Defenceman Pierre St. Amand evened the count for Bowmanville when lie drilled a shot into the top corner, assisted by Chris Dreossi. The Toros went ahead 2-1 when Dreossi fired a goal, assisted by his wingers Tom McLaugh- lin and Brent Neill. The middle period was scoreless wîth both goaltenders playing extremely well. The third Toro goal mas scored by defencemfan Brian Heard on a great solo effort, at the 5:47 mark of the final period. At the 8:52 mark, the ~isitors scored to pull within one goal but were unable to score the tying goal. On Monday evening in Brown, Brocks. BP - 1 - Terry Deluca. MIDGET Voyageurs, - 2 - Richard Stacey, RusseýI Wilby, Flyers DUR'HAM Motorcycle, and Sport (MANAGER STEVE SALTER) Taunton Rd-. E. Oshawa Phone 5 76-3150 Dealers for: HONDA, CAN-AM, SKI-DOO, NORTON (Sales Parts and Service) IHARLEY-DAVIDSON Parts and Service HOU RS:, Monday -Tuesdaym-Wednesday 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Thursday - Friday 9a.m. to 9p,mn Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Stouffville,' both clubs played very well but couldn't decide a winner. Defenceman Lonne Whitmarsh opened the scoring in the game in the middle period,? assisted by Chris Dreossi. In the third period, Stouff- ville scored two consecutive goals, and with only 57 seconds remaining in regula- tion time, Jon Clieff scored the second Toro goal to send the gamne into overtime. Chris Dreossi sent Bowman- ville into the lead again, assisted by Whitmarsh and Tom McLaughlin. With just 37 seconds remaining, Stouffville evened the count. Chris Clifton was in goal for Bowmanville and was ex- tremely sharp, and stopped a penalty shot effort by Stouff- ville. 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