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8 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville March 31 1976 FLAS HBACK- 25 YEARS AGO - Bowmanville Junior Badminton members were successful in the Central Ontario Badminton Championships held in Peterborough on Saturday. Ladies Single titie - Joan Wannacott, Men's Singles - Ivan Woolley, Ladies Doubles -, Nancy Varcoe and Joan Wannacott, Men's Doubles - Ivan Woolley and Doug Sleep, Mixed Doubles - Nancy Varcoe and Doug Sleep. FLASHBACK - 10 YEARS AGO - The Curl- ing team of Mary Pollard, Jane Pollard, Edie Gearing and Bonnie MacMillan of Courtice, took top honors in the Big Brother-Sister event held Saturday at the Bowmanville Curling Club. MINOR HOCKEY DAY - will be held atBowman- ville Memorial Arena on Saturday, April lOth, 1976, ,with the following sehedule of games: 8:00 a. m, Bantam - Hires Root Beer vs Kiwanis Cubs, 9:10 a.m. Pee Wee B - Hires Root Beer vs Rotary Kings, 10: 20 a. m. Pee Wee A - Nichols Motors vs Goodyear Rangers, 11:30 a.m. Atom B - Kirkup Real Estate vs Franks Variety, 12:40 p.m. Atom A - Kinsmans vs Larry's Sports, 1:50 p.m. Tyke - Cable T.V. vs Creative Fun. Only the players and coaches of the teams playing on Minor Ho ckey Day will be admitted FREE. FINALS - St. Marys Cernent Juveniles begin the Ontario Finals against Essex this Saturday and Sunday nights at Bowmanville Arena. The next games of this best of seven going a week later at Essex. On Saturday at Darlington Arena, the coach and three players from Essex attended the game, scouting Bowmanville. That's dedication, driving 240 miles, to view the opposition. IN SE Ml-FINALS - Remember way back several- weeks ago when The Port Darlington Marina and Hotel Junior Cs were knocked out of playoff action. Well,- the playdowns in that category are stili underway, and last week, Cobourg Cougars finished off Huntsville Huskies and started their semi-finals, Friday against the Dunnville Terriers on Friday in a best four out of seven series. BEGIN FINALS - H. L. Wood Minor Bantams will begin ail Ontario Finals against Dunnville, Saturday evening at .5:30. in Bowmanville Arena, and Sunday night at 5 in Dunnville. Anyone wishing to make the trip contact 263- 2515 or 263-8465. This series is expected to be a thriller as both teams are evenly matched, fast skating, and well coached. CONGRATULATIONS - to St. Marys Cernent Juveniles who defeated Streetsville, to win the semi-final hockey series, and who now go on to meet Essex in the finals. On Saturday night in Darlington Arena, the locals defeated Streetsville 3-2 in the deciding game. Streetsville, a fast skating, weil coached team put up a good fight. Bowmanville goals were by John Conboy of the Midgets, Brian Martin, who had arrived just prior to the game from Florida on a return two day bus trip With the B.H.S. band who had been performing in scheduled concerts in Florida and by Tom Nowlan, a fast skating, hard working member of the team. CANADIAN FORESTERS - bowlers, went wild at their last week bowling night. Phyliss Ward started off with ten straight strikes, and then took off both sides and left the head pin standing to finish with a 420 single game, high for ail leagues this season. Jim Robinson had games of 270-351-326 for 947, high for the men this season. Judy Holroyd holds this season's record 961 at Liberty Bowl. Congratulations on tremendous efforts. [We got &? MetmI MVidget Jets Defeot Ecigles in eain Final Liberty Belles Bowling Team Standings Roberts 20,487 pin fail, 2512 points; Coombes 20,703, 24; Partner 20,311,'2112; Nicker- son 20,588. 20; Bons 20,055, 18; Forsey 20,104, 15; Alldread 20,643, 14; MacDonald 20,023, 131/2; Pearce 19,949, 13; Spear 19,787, 121/2; Foran 19,790, 10; Lewis 19,211, 8. Higb Single '~H.Sheehan .............282 High Double 4/ H. Sheehan .............500 ~ » M.Top .12 Averages M.Pearce 209, J. Spear 207, C. Roberts 204, L. Niekerson 203, May Alldread 203, M. Gibson 197, P. Forsey 197, W. Coombes 195, S. Robinson 194, J. Phillips 193, E. Bragg 193, A. Bons 193. St. John Ambulance says snowmobiling can be fun and saf e if you are aware of the causes of injuries and know how to prevent them. Contact your local St. John Ambulance for the frece brochure Fis-st Aid for Snowmobilers. On Tuesday evening, March 23rd, at Memorial Arena, the Jets outscored the Eagles to win the Recreation Midget playoffs and the Lions trophy presented above to Capt. Dan Kerwin by Don Crossey, left. Goalie Dan Curran won the Earl Malley trophy presented by the donor. Timmy Tyke and The fis-st contest in this came up against a tournament was witb Bay ivated team fromL Ridges and was a loss tain where a greate although the Bees- boys played put forth hy 5 well with Ray Cummings and goal-tendes-, Kesry Scott Heas-d scoring for Bow- son. The Tos-os fis manville and Jon Rowe play- came from the sticl ing well in net. Smith f rom, Chris1 The second game was witb and a beautiful pasý Cobourg on the following day Cummings. Then ti and Bowmanville shut them in on Little Britair out 4-0. Scott Heard seored the Mattbews scored fr opening goal fs-om Scott Heard. Chris 1 Masters and Chris Michelson scored bis first go and tben Ray Cummings game from Scott Ma scos-ed fs-om Gs-eg Smith. The Jay Sweet. RayC third goal was put in by a scored from GregS has-d-wos-king Kelly Matthews then Little Britain in from Scott Heard and Ray ous- string of. goals w Cummings. The final goal was theis- own. The Tor netted by Chuck Nash fs-om re-established th Jay Sweet and Glenn Owens. with Chris Michelson Congratulations to George goal of the dayw Kennett for bis shut-out. Masters assisting.S On Jan. 27th, the Toros tinued to be the Beers' Toros maker, getting rnany beauti- fui assists. Jay Sweet scored the next goal with a nice display of passing by Wayne Mutton and Chuck Nash that eas-ned both these boys assîsts. Little Britain then scored again aftes- wbich Kelly Mattbews ended the Toro scos-ing witb an assist from Robert Geidflinges-. Final score, 7-2 for Bowmranvîlle. Two bous-s lates- on the same day saw the Toros Up against a very sts-ong team fs-om Bus-- lington. The Toros lost to this team which. allowed them to, beat all comers and compete in the Grand Cbampionsbip in Maple Leaf Gardens. The Toro Minor Atom team played the final game of this tourna- ment in Maple Leaf Gas-dens on Mas-ch 3th. àwell-mot- Little Bni- effort was yeas- old William- rst mas-ker ck of Gs-eg Michelsoni ss by Ray se sky fell i as Kelly from Scott Michelson )al of the lasters and Cummings Smith and iterrupted witb one of s-os again themselves Dn's second witb Scott Scott con- big play W. Frank's Major Pee Wees Win One Game and Drap Two In Tournament of.Champions W. Fr-ank Real Estate Major Pee Wee Toros attended the Little N.H.L. Tousnament of Champions at Pas-sy Sound dusing theMas-ch 24-27 pesiod. Game No. 1 against Ottawa Pinecrest was a 2-0 ioss, on Wed., Mas-. 24 with a numbes- of the players not ready to play tournament hockey. Grant Bradley in goal was a standout in this game and kept the score veryrespectable. Game No. 2 on Thurs., Mas-. 25 was a comeback 3-2 oves- Ancaster in the Consolation Win Opene Sunday night, in the Bow- manville Asena, the Constitu- tion Minor Midgets won theis- fis-st game against Stoney- brook 6-1. The Toros came out flying in the fis-st period when they'scos-ed four quiclç goals within six minutes. The fis-st goal was scored by -Bs-ad Godfrey who took a blistering slap shot fs-om the blue line and wbistled the puck into the top corner of the net. Bs-ad Godfrey also scos-ed the sec- ond goal, two minutes lates-, a bard backhand low into the net, catching the Stoneybs-ook goalie totally off guard. Left- winger Gary Dusseldos-p assisted both of Brads goals. Bowmanville's third goal was scos-ed by Dan Strike who drove the puck home, wbich gave the Toros a 3-0 lead. Tim Buttonshaw scored the fourth, who received' a pass from Bsian Dennis, Pete Nemisz also assisted on the goal. At this point, the Toros sat back and took it easy as tbey began to execute some bad plays. With on minute left in the fis-st pesiod, Stoneybrook scos-ed theis- fis-st and only goal. In the nextiIwo pesiods, the Minor Nliiigets scos-ed only two goals, one in eacb. Rick B3, -red the fiftb goal in h cond period after inter- Sng a pass and slapping puck home. Dean Ruthes- -d scored the final goal after series. Ancaster scored two goals before the Realtors started solling. Todd Hooper opened the scosing for the Toros with assists to Kent Wilcox and Paul Adams, then Hoopes- with goal No. 2 on a power play with Jon Janack assisting. Tim Almond scored the winnes- on a deflection with Paul Dadson assisting. Paul Adams in goal made a number of excellent stops dusing this tight game. In Consolation Champion- sbip on Fs-i., Mas-. 26 for the Bowmanville Centennial Tro- phy against Penetang was a 2-1 loss. The only goal for the Realtors was scos-ed by Jon Janack unassisted with botb teams playing short banded. Penetang scored the winning goal with the Realtors two men short on questionable calîs. Grant Bs-adley in goal made a numbes- of key stops during this wide open game, but the Realtors wes-e unable to score during a number of good chances. Next home game will be Sat., Apr. 3rd at 4 p.m. in Bowmanville. )n mns. Minor Midgets r Against Stoneybrook pokng he uckin ithangoalies, Britt Murphy and pokig te puk i wit anRuss Gordon. Both teams bad assist credited to Dan Strike. not played for at least three Goaltending duties were weeks, leaving them botb distributed between both rusty in executing pîays. Graham's IGA Atoms Lose Out to Lindsayf Defeat Oshawa 2-1 On Tbursday, Graham's ed home tbe winner, unassist- playing the opening Atom ed. game at Hampton Arena of Graham's picked up ail the the Pine Ridge Tournament,' penalties in tbe bard-bitting beat Oshawa Citicar Black- match. Hawks 2-1. After beating Osbawa, Gra- Scott Johnson got Grabam's ham's had to play Lindsay on tbe scoreboard first helped Color Your World in the first by Deryk Clark and Vie game in the Championship' Romard. Oshawa tied the side of the tournament and score in the second period and were put out by the score of with 45 seconds left in the 2-1. second, Trevor Martyn bang- Nick Ruysa, brought up HOOPER'STRKOPHY 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 B ON and DAN HOOPER 19 King St. E. Phone 416-623-5747 Bowmanville from recreation hockey for tbe tourney got Grabam's only tally as they led 1-0 in the first period. Lindsay banged home two tallies in the second to bang on for the win, elimina- ting Graham's from fus-thes- play. Again Gsaham's picked up all tbe penalties in the fast, bard bitting game. Tbe world's sbortest river prob- ably bas tbe sbortest namne. It's the 440 foot D River in Oregon. KARATE CHAMPIONSHIPS - You are cordially invited to attend the 1976 Canadian Black Belt Championships ýat the Oshawa Civic Arena 'on Saturday, April l7th at 1 p.m. and on Sunday at 10. Karate Ontario is the only recognized sports governing body of Karate in Ontario. Karate Ontario is an affiliated member of Sports Ontario,, Sport Canada, The National Karate Association- and the World Union of Karate Organizations (which hopes to make Karate an Olympic Sport in the future). There will be seven menis teams from every Province and a team from the Yukon Territories. There will be Individual and Team Competition, Demonstrations and, opening cere- monies with the Japanese Dancers from the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre. GARCIA - Sport's Canada will sponsor two exciting programs, to be known as The Garcia Canadian Angler of the Year Award and The Garcia Canadian Fishing Hall of Fame. An independent nation-wide selection committee will annually choose this country's top angler from nominees representing each province and territory. The name of the winner will be announced in January, with the formai pre- sentation made in Mardi at the Canadian National Sportsmen's Show. Election into The Garcia Canadian Fishing Hall of Fame is an ultimate honor reserved for those, both past and present, whose contributions to angling have had enduring significance. The public is invited to submit documented nominations, which will be given careful consideration by a panel of prestigious and eminently qualified Canadian judge FINALS - Constitution Insurance Minor Midgets, H. L. Wood Transporters Minor Bantams, and Mary Brown's Novices, are in respective finals in hockey playoffs. We congratulate al teams and wish them success. 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