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Mary, Brown's Novices Ousted from Ont. Finals By Hot Bay Ridges Team The Bowmanville Mary Brown's Novice Toros were eliminated from the O.M.H.A. Championship finals in three straight games by a high-fly- ing Bay Ridges squad in games played last week. The first game of the series was played in Don Beer Arena last Monday evening with the Bay Ridges squad posting a very convincing 5-1 victory. The first period ended in a 1-1 draw with the Toros' Jon Clieff picking up Bowman- ville's lone tally, assisted by defenceman Brian Heard. Bay Ridges counted two goals in Li berate your Hair Naw yau Fan have great-looking hair that is campletely crefre,. Just shompoo if, towel-dry if, farget IfL Impossible? Not any mare. Nof with BODY FOR MEN. Made by and far UniPerm Precision Perming Sysfem. You'Il get a terrific, Iong-Iasting style thanks ta UniPerm's aufomafic processing. And natural structurlng for thaf style fhanks ta ifs automafic condjflaning. Try a whole riew look. Try BODY FOR MEN - mode for a man's hairafyle and lifestyle. Go curly. Go wavy. Get more body. Disgu se fhinning hair. Doa t today forMen, by Helene Curtis UnlPeq) Shampoo, precision cuf, BODY FOR MEN Reg. $25 2O exclusively at Artistie c Ba and Beaufy Salo 233 King E. the middle and final periods playing extremely well and Chris Clifton in the Bowman- ville cage had no chance on the shots that eluded hlm. The second game was play- ed in Darlington Sports Centre on Tuesday, March 3Oth and again, Bay Ridges were the winners, this time by a close 2-1 count. The Toros' captain Chris Dreossi opened the game's scoring assisted by his Winger Jon Clieff. This goal stood up until the third period when Bay Ridges scored two goals in less than a minute for their margin of victory. Rich- ard Smith was in net for Bowmanville and played ex- ceptionally well. The third game again, was, 2-1 for the "Bay", played in Darlington on Friday evening. The Bay Ridges squad opened the scoring only 23 seconds after the game started. Dre- ossi tied the score in the second period on an unassist- ed tally. Late in the middle period, the vîsitors scorect the game winner tg capture the Lakeshore League Champion- ship in three straight games. Chris Clifton was in goal for the Toros and again played extremely well. The Toros' have been without the services of defenceman Lorne Whit- marsh and his great speed and shot were sorely missed from the blueline. Tracy Stephens, who was brought up from the Recreation Éeague, has play- ed extremely well 'on defence and will certainly be a great asset to thîs club the remain- der of the season. The Bowmanville squad had atough playoff series with Markham, and Stouffville while Bay Ridges were squaring off with Pickering and Cobourg and quickly disposed of these two teams. They have been preparing for the Bowmanville team for over a week while the Toros were battling it out with a very tough Stouffville club. The Bowmanville lads were obviously tired while the Bay Ridges players were "up" for the final. They played beauti- fully and were full value for their victory. Men's Major Hiobbs' Teams Win Bas ketball Championshîps M. J. Hobbs Senior Public Sehool in Hampton fielded strong teams in both boys and girls basketball this season. The boys, coached by Harvey Webster, won both the Northumberland and Newcastle Western Area and County charnpionships as well as capturing the Pine Ridge Bantam championship. In -the Kinsmen tourney last month, they also did well by winning the consolation trophy. In the back row frorr left to right are Don Skinner, Rick Simpson, John Sernjan, Steve Bienkowski and Captain Walt Vice. In the second row are Bob Turner, Jim Wickens, Randy Wiltze, Glenn Gould, Terry Carson and John Gulin. In front is Dale Broorne. Larry Piper had a big 919 triple made up of 315-319-285. AI Osborne had high single 00 363, Bud Henning 336, Bob Burley 312, Ed Leslie 311, Bob Smith 304. ýer tRice Bowl had high single ~e eam score 1243, Colliss DnElectric high triple 3667. Larry Piper top average 623-2931 252, Dale Terry 249, Hon Good - 246. FRE EI Courtesy Cars for Newcastle Area,1 Yes!1 We Rent Campers, Buses, Vans, Rabbits, Audis, and Beeties starting'at $13.75 a day with no mileage charge, OA )W AS"bh>CO' VOLKSWAGEN LTD. PORSCH E +AU DI 1425 Dundas St. E. Whitbv Telephone 668-9383 oraL ts. The girls team, coached by Margo Ray, won the Northumnberland and Newcastle Western Area and County championships, and were finalists in the Uxbridge Tournament in February. In the back row from left to right are Beth Kemp, Karen Haass, Cathy Baker, Captain Francine Taylor, Darlene Mitchell, Barb Kapteyn and Manager Brenda Fitzgerald. In front are Sue Woodley, Cathy Hilîs, Corinna Allison,' Andra Zondervan, Michelle Simnpson and Jane Buma, Absent frorn photo were Marg Ewert and Laura Goubault. -Photos by Liz Armstrong Keep your piano free from dampness, away from steam pipes or stoves, and out of S P RING IS H ERE!0 and so are the E>(POS Join us at CKQS- FM 94.9 Friday, April 9 ait 1:50 p.m. Montréal at New York (season openier) 94.9 FM Mary -Brown's Novice Toros Capture Champîonshîp Titie In Cobourg AMOS Tourne y Bowmanville Mary Brown's Chamnpionship in the Annual Novice Toros travelled to A.MOS. Invitational Novice Cobourg on Saturday, April Tournamnent., 3rd, and for the second tirme in In their first gamne of the day four years captured the the Bowmanville squad de- SPORTALK DOUG BROCK - was the lucky winner of $45. on Sunday evening at the local arena during the Juvenile Bowrnanville-Essex gaine, for the Ontario titie. Now the Bowmanville team head for Essex this weekend where the next three games will be played,. The series stands at one game each. GOALS - scored by Bowmanville St. Marys Cernent Juveniles on Saturday were by Hutton (2), Bowen, Ryan, Nemisz and Leddy for a 6-2 win. On Sunday, Bowmanville goals were by Brian Martin, Kirk Kemp and Jerry Leddy for a 5-3 loss, with the tieîng goal by Terry Sarginson disallowed. ATTENTION- Anyone interested in playing in the Bowmanviîîe Men's Softball Lea gue please submit their narnes, address, phone number and position to Frank's Variety, D & R Sports or eaul Bernic O'Keefe - 623-4263 or foc Adams - 623-2873 before May 1, 1976. feated a tough Dorset Park club by the score of 4-2. The Toros started off slowly and it appeared as if they were continuing their pattern of the final playoff round with Bay Ridges and were not passing the puck with their usual effectiveness and were not checking with any authority. At the midway point of this game, the pieces seemed to faîl into place and with two goals from Chris Dreossi, one each from Brent Nell and Tom McLaughlin, they ad- vanced into the Championship round of the ltournament. Goaltender Richard Smith of the Torus was chosen as The Most Valuable Player of this game and was gîven a trophy to take home. The second game of the day was against a team from Picton, with the Toros picking up a win with a score of 4-0. Brian Grabko led the scoring as well as Dreossi wîth both boys picking up a pair of goals. Chris Clifton played in goal for Bowmanvilie and pickêd up the ony shutout in the entire tournament, a shlitout richly deserved as he Recreation News Pee Wee A Playoffs: March 29th - Rice Bowl - 2 Jeff Canfield, John Dillon, shut out to John Stacey; Metro Nation- als -0. Bantams Playoffs - Franks Variety 7 4 Paul Cornish 2, Alan Howard, Harold Grant; Kîwanis Huskies - 1 John Vandergaast. Tyke Playoffs: March 30 - H-ires, Root Beer - 4 Bruce Cooke, Shawn Martin, Scott -Sarginson, Mike Vabderwiy- deb; Consumers Gas - 1 Doug Henning. Bantam - Hockin Real Estate - 5 Rick Irvine 2, Glenn Ferrili, Keith Dennis, An- thony Clieff, shut out to Brian Smith; Brocks B.P. - 0. March 31, Pee Wee A Mug Final' - Rice Bowl - 2 Tony Rupa, Paul Rioul; Metro Nationals - 2 Brad Bell 2. Rice Bowl- wins two game total goals series 4 to 2. Pee Wee B - Cable T.V. - 0 Shut out to Scott O'Neil; 'Franks Variety - 0 Shut out to Marty McDonald. April lst, Tyke Mug - Hires Root Beer - 3 Jay Kelly 2, Bruce Cooke; Consumers Gas -2 Kelly Balson, Bobby Hellam. Atom B Mug - Graham I.GA. - 3 James Sneok 2, Steven Sarginson. shut out to Rick Martin; Lime Crush - o. April 2, Atomn B Mug- made many great saves. s The championship game rl was between Bowmanville e and Lakefield, a smaller but ,jvery fast skating team. At the midway p)oint in the game, the two teams were fairly even, with Bowm'anville nursing a 2-1 lead. The Toros' larger size and passing abîity finally wore down the northern lads, and the Bowmanville squad peppered the Lakefield net- minder with many blistering shots. The scoring was looked after by Brian Heard with two, Greg Watson, who turned in one of his best performances in, several, weeks with two, Chris Dreossi with one, Jon Clieff one and Jeff Dawson one goal. This win was particular- ly satisfying as it was a real team effort with ail the goals coming as a result of some slick passing -and positional play, something that had been lacking in the Toros' attack in' recent weeks. Goaltender Richard Smith was again chosen as the Most Valuable Player as well as the Top Goaltender in "A" Divi- sion in the tournament. Each Bowmanville player received a crest as well as an Olympie style medallion in recognition of the Championship. Team Captain Chris Dreossi was presented with the beautiful trophy to complete a very satisfying day's activities for the team. Next weekend the Mary Brown's Novices travel to Orillia to take part in the two-day Invitational Novice Tournament, playing their first game Saturday morning at 9:00. In six tournamfents this year, the Novices have won four Championships and one Consolation Champion- ship. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 7, 1976 9 Grahams I.G.A. - 5 James Stacey 2, Russ Wilby, Steve Snoek 2, Tim Childs 2, Greg' Cole, Elvis Procknow; Flyers Bell; Lime Crush - 2 Wayne - 3 Paul Fiee, Marc Bissonette, Bragg, Colin Jonah. Jim Beers. March 22nd - Pee Wee: Rice March 23rd - Mdget: Jets -4 Bowl - 4 Marty Erwin, Jamie Ron Lockyer 2, Jim Wilborne, Haass, John Klompmaker, Dan Doiron; Eagles - 1 Bill Paul Rioul, ihosMoos' Goswell. Final championship. Mark Long 2, Randy Han- thorn. 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