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FINISHED FOR SEASON- Both 'The Whitby Warriors and the Oshawa Generals will now hang Up their skates for the season. The Warriors were trounced in Thunder Bay on Sunday 10-O0 to lose that quarter-finals series and the Generals lost 'out Monday r4ght in-Sault Ste. Marie. NICE GOING - congratulations aje, i!n order for Mary Brown's Novices who Won the Con- solation trophy in a tournamïent at Kingston on Monday. BIG TOURNAMENT'HERE - This weekend, both Bowmanville and Darlington Arena will be busy hosting the Pine Ridge hockey tournament with 40 teams, in various categories, competing. The final games will take place on Saturday. Kramips Defeot Cun.ty, In First' Game oý Kramps Furniture put ta- gether a fine third period ta defeat County Chrysier in the finals opening-gamne. County jumped into a early lead in the first an a goal by Doug Crough with Rick Shackleton picking up the assist. Countythen added one more f6 their list befare the pc iod ended from Ed Port w..ith Marty Burgess and Doug Crough assisting. The second period saw Kramps finaly get, on the board as Irv Gill tallied fromn Glenn Rice and Joe Caruana.* County took a two goal lead again as Rab f Finals- Donoghue scared from Brian Currie Milîs and John Kramp. Kramp tied the match befare the second ended with twa unassisted goals fram Irv Gi and Joe Caruana. The third period went comphetely ta Kramps as Irv Gill scored from Jas Balson and Jim Brooks and again from Jae Caruana, his second,' with Brian Bradley and Irv Gi assisting, and two unassisted goals from Joe Balson and Irv Gill, his fourth of the night. The final was Kramps 7, Caunty 3. The second game goes Thursday night at 8 p.m. BHS Band Receives Chèque from Parents- Association Joint treasurers for the tBowmanville Higri Sctiool Band, Sandy Kemp (lef t) and Rosemary Kennedy (centre lef t).,were grateful for a cheque from the Band Parents Association. Chairman of the Association, 0 aJimben i 1t tr iign)a aiiudiU .idI Iidl JImie IiaiU ing1IcommIIi constitution ns. Minor Midgets the gift of money for the band's Florîda trip at one of their last reheý qegin Ontario 'inals on Sunday W. Frank'sý Major Pee Wees Playing Stoneybrook Here at 6InP rvSudfrLtiNH On Saturday, March 13, the Constitution Insurance Minor Midgets lost their first exhibi- tion game since they started playoffs, to Orillia 8-2. The Taras team could - not pull together and played one of their worst games ever. Recreation Hockey MIDGET Jets - 3 - Allan Clarke, Doug Pickle, Ron Burgess, Shut-out to Kevin Curran. Eagles - 0. PEE WEE Rice Bowl - 3- John Klompmaker, Tony Rupa,- John Dillon. Metro Nationals - 2 - Drew Kearney, Steve Wood. TYKE C£onsumners Gas - 2 - Tracey Stevens, Kelly Balson, Shut- out to Bill Aien. Hires Root Beer - 0. Orihia scored their first goal early in the first period and held the lead up ta the second period, when Bowmanville's Brian Dennis scored unassist- ed. Minutes ater, Scott Stev- ens of the Toros scored ta take the lead. Assists went ta Brad Godfrey and Ah Brunt. The third period was, a different story as Orillia scored four goals, three of which were in the ast three minutes in -the game. Orillia's goals were scored by Barry Wilde, Bob Holder, and two by Dave Carruthers. On Sunday, March 28, the Constitution Insurance Minor Mîdgets will enter the finals, in the Al Ontario Champion- ships. Tbis wil take place in Bawmanville arena on Sunday at 6 p.m. against Stoneybr ook. This shauld be an excellent game, because the Taras played them already this year and only defeated them by a score of 1-0. See you there. -,- 1 - - - -I The Bowmanville W. Frank Real Estate Major PeeWee Taras at home on Sat., Mar. 20th, tied Oshawa L.N.H.L. Banks Black Hawks 2-2 in exhibition play. The visitors opened the scorîng with the only goal of the fîrst period then Jon Janack tied the gamne early in the second with assist ta Kent Wilcox. The; Hawks went ahead again late in the period on a fine goal then the realtors tied the game with Ryan Kearney 'scoring with assists ta Mark Abbott and Wilcox. Grant Bradley played the complete game in goal for the realtors with a number of tremendous saves during de- fensive lapses. 1On Sun., Mar. 2ist in exhibition play at Darlington Sports Center, the W. Frank Reah Estate Mafjor Pee Wees hast 3-2 ta Richmond Hill. The visitors held a 2-0 after two periods of solid hitting and a num ber of excellent scoring chances missed by the real- tors. Doug Dilling, unassisted, scored, early in the third period then Tim Almond scored with assist ta Ken Wihcox ta tie the game. The viisitars' scored late in the period ta assure the win over the Taras. arsals before they left last Thursday. penalty shot during the second period and shared the goal- tending chores with Grant Bradley during this tight, hard hitting game with a total of 17 penalties ta, the realtors. During the Mar. 24-27 per- iod, the realtors will be attending the Little N.H.L. Tournament of Champions at Parry Sound with competi- tion entered from Ottawa, Peterborough, Ancaster, Aur- ara and Penetanm in 'B' Classification. Game 1 will be Wed., March 24th at 12:00 noon against Ottawa. Game 2 Thursday, March 25th at 3:00 p.m. ot 6:00 p.m. against Peterborough or Ancaster. 40 Hockey Teams WiII Compete Here This Weekend During 3rd Atnnual 1,Pini The 3rd Annual Pine Ridge Hockey Tournament will be held again-this year on March 25-26-27 at the Bowmanville Memorial Arena and the Darlington Sports Centre. Since its humble beginning three years ago it is becoming one of the best known and most sought after tourna- ments in the area, with teams as far away as Michigan and Ottawa wanting ta participate. Although we would like ta accammodate them, the Tour- ~i# Shoes PCW wiII Arrive!l Thursday, March 25th THEOFFICIAL SHOE FOR THE OLYMPICS. MADE BY CANADIANS FOR CANADIANS Officiai Dealers for Concept Tennis Rackets and Penn Balis Coming APRIL 3th, 1976 another day in our "MEETTHE PRO" series, Mr. Murray Cole. Representing 'î the above. Mr. Cole wilI be at the store between 2:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. THIS AD WORTH 25c ON ANY SKATE SHARPENING If flot presented 50 cents for skate sharpening'. Application for Oshawa District Hockey School. Register at store. D & RSpors and Sk Shop 85 King St. W. 623-3421' Bowmanville Ne Rent: Skis, $5 Per Day; Skates, $1 Per Day; Golf Clubs e Ridge Toi nament Committee feels at this time they would rather promote and encourage the Minor'Hockey Systems in the surrounding areas dloser ta home. There wilh be 40 teams campeting this year, consist- ing of 8 in each division from Novice, Atom, Peewçe, Ban- tam and Mîdget. The tournament is being sponsored by the Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association and the hast teams will be the second or "B" Division teams formerly known as the "Select Teams" from the Bowman- ville Recreation Minor Hockey Organîzation. At a meeting on Wednesday night ast, Tournament Chair- man Rahph Ormiston and Registration Chairman Frank Leach conferred with coaches and managers ta work out final details. The Novice and Atom play- downs will be held on March 25th and the Bantam and Midget on Friday, March 26th. Due ta ice allotment, the Peewees will play on bath days. The Championship and Con- solation finals will be played on Saturday, March 27th. Games will start in each arena, urnameabnt at8:00 a.m.daily The winners of the Champ- ionship and Consolation games in each division will receive a team trophy, as well as individual trophies for each player on the team. Every player who partici- pates in the týournament will receive a pennant as a memento of the tournament, compliments of the Bowman- ville Minor Hockey Mothers. To organize a tournament of this size takes time, and is usually left ta' a few who deserve to be commended for giving frËely of their time and asking nothing in return except your presence at any games you are free ta attend. In the past this tournament has been noted for the good sportsmanship displayed both on and off the ice, and we anticipate the same spirit to characterize this year's tour- nament. As the Bowmanville teams are the host teams, s0 we as a community become the host town also. Let's show the visitors ta our town, that we support Minor Hockey and appreciate the efforts of those who arganize such an event by coming out and cheering the boys on. HockeyResuits March l5th Pee Wee 'Goodyear Rangers' -5 Henry Rozema 2, Doug Koetje, Danny McMullen, Scott Michelsan. Nichais Motors - 2 - Rab Thompson, Marc Rickard. Bantam Hires Root Beer - 8- Bill Lambert 4, Steve Laurion, Otta Geratscheck, Randy Crossey, Stephen Maguire, shut out ta Mark Doyle. Brocks BP. -0. March l6th Tyke Cable TV - 5 - Brian Greenwood 4, Jeff. Knox. Ban Rae - 1i Darryle Dallas. Bantam Frank's Variety - 4 - Allen Howard 3, Kevin Lee. Kiwanis Cubs - 1 - Jasan Johnson. Midget Voyageurs - 4 -Glenn Martin 3, Bob Cowle. Flyers - 2 - Bill Allen, Bruce Macbeod. March 4th Tyke Cable T.V.- 7 .- Brian Greenwood 4,. Jeff Knox 2, Tom Ibbitson. Consumers Cas - 1 - Douglas Henning. Atom Kinsmen - 2 - David Han- cock, Michael Tidd. Orange Crush - 2 - Grant Gibson, Rick Baker. U ;March 5th Larry's Sports - 2 - Babby. Canfield 2. Kinsmen - 1 - Mike Tidd. Grape Crush- 2 - Chris Moffatt 1, Roland Powels. Orange Crush-i- Grant Gibson.' .March 6 Frank's Variety - 4 - Terry- Rigby. Mark Rupa, Todd Ormiston, Gregg Sutherland. Lime Crush - 2 - Wayne Bragg. Pee Wee Rotary Kings - 7 - Robert Worden 2, Ed Lott, Mike Jozkoski, Greg Brian Sargins,' John Vanderweer. Frank's Variety - 3 - James Lublanc 2, Gary Owens. Goodyear Rangers - 6 - Henry Rozema 2, Kevin An- derson, Kevin Mitchell, Daug Kaetje. Metro Nationals - 1 - Mark Bandstra. Nichais Motors - 3 - Mark Richards 2, Carrell Engley. Rice Bowl Ï - Marty Erwin. March 9 Tyke Creative Fun - 2 - Danny Player, Mark Hickey. Cable T.V. - 3 - Scott Bradley, Jeff Knox, Brian Greenwood. March 9th Tyke Hires Root Beer - 1 - Bruce Cooke. Bon Rae Development -4-Michael Murray, Andrew Davey, Paul Robichaud 2. Pee Wee Cable T.V. - 2 - Scott Ward, Martin Smith. Lime Crush - 3 - Don King 2, Glen Tink. Bantam Kiwanis Huskies - 3 - Steve Huisman 2, Joe Luceri. Frank's Variety - 3 - Jeff Down 2, Neil Osborne. Hires Root Beer - 2 - Otto Geratscheck, Billy Lambert. Kiwanis Cubs - 2 - Jason Johnson, Brian Canfield. Midget Gill's Texaco Jets - 4 - Allin Clark, Dan Doiron, Jay Nimigon, Peter Lavigne. Voyageurs - 3 - Glenn Martin, Bob Cowle, Russ Wilby. HOST AREA TREASURERS Monday's finance commit- tee granted permission to Town Treasurer Joe De- scent to host the May meet- ing of the area treasurers for which the town wilI pick up the lunch tab, expected to be in the $75 range. ADU LTS - $1 .001 lmWe Now Offer ïl ý 1 MINC pi BOWMANV IILE )R HOCKEY ASSOCIAT meRidge TION ment 50C - Students -5 etc. Are Y ou e e s Tired of Slow Deliveries' FAST DELIVERY of ny GM Parts or Accessories. IOur fully-trained Parts Dept. Personnel are at your disposai offering to you Expert Advice and Service. We can getyou -any p art... GM's Parts Warehouse is, as near as Cowans! Trelepmohone 623-3396 Cowan Pntioac-BJuick 166 King St. E. Bowmanville "The Home of OId-Fashioned Hospitolity" «"vi1 e ockey Tournan Thursday, Friday, Saturday, March 25,- 26 -27 40 Teams Competing in Novice - Atom - PeeWee - Banitam - Midget Games Played in Bowmanville Memorial Arena and Darlingto'n Sports Centre championtship Games Played Sot., March 27th. IN Bowmanville Memorial Arena ADMISSIO N (Good for Ail Day) Beautiful Flowers ..for Beautiful People. 162 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-3365 ATTENTION Who les alers Service Stations Body Shops IML- The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 24, 1976 9 We, at Hoopeý-rs T rophy Centre' wish everyone involved with the Pi ne Ridge Hockey Tournament every success. Good Luck- to Ail the Teams! Ron and Dan Hooper 19 King St. E. -623-5747