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The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, April 21, 1976 9 Hampton Gardens Oshawa Champions The' Hampton Gardens on the weekend. Toros closed out their season On Friday, the Toros opened in fine style by winning the against the Oshawa Leafs and "A" Championship in the skated away with a hard Oshawa PeeWee Tournament fought 2-1 victory. Barry Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association Anngual Meetinelg and Electo o Executive Sunday, April 2.5 2: 00 p'.M. Bowmanville Police and Court Building AIl B.M.H.A. Parents Welcome to attend. Everyone connected with B.M. H .A. is eligible to vote by proxy if necessary. Dr. Semenuk, Oshawa Oral Surgeon, will be speaking on the use 0f mnouthguards for minor hockey. - EVERYONE WELCOME- less than three minutes to play, the Toros got a two minute interference penalty 'and Hamilton saw their chance to tie up the game. By this time we had relieved don Rowe and had George Kennett between the pipes. The Husk- ies threw everything but the kitchen sink at George but in bis usual cool manner, he chucked everything aside to Cullen opened the scoring with assists to Brian Ruddy and Steve Cary. Oshawa tied up the score midway through the second period but with three minutes remaining, Ed Osborne drilled one in from the point to give the Toros the win. This was a tough, close checking game which saw Ken Woodward play an outstand- ing game in goal. On Saturday, the Toros faced Ajax and by the end of the first period trailed 2-1. The Toros rebounded for three unanswered goals in the final two periods for a 4-2 win. Goal scorers in this game were Rick Erwin, Joe Niilîl, Rob Siggins and Barry Cullen. This was a chippy game but the Toros kept. their cool. Several foolish penalties late in the game by the Ajax club hurt their chances of a comeback. The Toros again received fine goal tending, this time fror.i Steve Skene. On Sunday, April 18 the Toros defeated Peterborough by a score of .4-1 to win the championship. The Toros came out flying in ýI'- f e 1r- -,tne iirst periou but we DEPARTMENT 0F PARKS & RECREATION CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F NEWCASTLE "A SALUTE TO0 OUR HOCKEY COACH-ES"9 On behaif of the Department of Parks and Recreation the Comrmunity Services Committee, we thank the BowmanvilIle Hockey Coaches, Orono Athletic Associa- tion, Newcastle Minor Hockey Association and the Bowmanville Kinsmen Club Squirt Hockey League, Sponsors and League officiais for their team effort put forth in teaching and assisting ail Minor League players inthefundamentalsof Hockey during the 1975-76 Season. THANKS AGAIN, Councillor A. Cowman Councillor K. LyaiI Councillor B. Tink Mayor G. B. Rickard T. A. Fanning - Director of Parks & Rec. G.A.'Kennett - Program Director KIN & BU KIN Parking Lot a.m. (15 Laps) Me n Sta rts 9: 00 a. WuNDAY, MAY 2ND, IN CASE 0F RAIN-ALTERNATE DATE WILL BE MAY MeCm ber e e eThere wil Dr the school collecting t he mosi 30 MILE COURSE M FI Boys'& &Girls'"c -3-SPEED BICY - 1O-SPEEDBIC) jible f0 al participan-ts wl Sponsor Sheets wnucn ore avaiuibe i aimUcun displaying posters. Bob Beers- 'Minor Afoms Win Timmy Tyke Trophy Recently, the Bob Beers Minor Atoms competed in the Timmy Tyke playoffs at Maple'Leaf Gardens, Toronto, beating Hamilton to win the 'D' category trophy. Members of the team, front row, lef t to right, Greg Smith, Chuck Nash, Chris Michelson, Jon Rowe, Jay Sweet, Geo. Kennett, Ray Cummings, Scott Heard and Kelly Matthews; middle row, Jeff Jacques, Glenn Owens, Wayne Mutton, Robert Geidlinger, Scott Masters and Darrin Knight, coaches, Mickey Burns, Lloyd Heard and Paul Albrecht. -Photo by Doug Taylor unable to beat the Peter- borough goalie. In the second period with the Toros playing ,short handed Bill, Hogarth fed Brian Ruddy who fired a beautiful wrist shot to give the Toros the lead. Early in the third period two quick goals by Bill Hogarth and Rick Erwin increased the lead to 3-0. Peterborough broke Ken Woodards shut out bld with five minutes remain- ing in the game. Joe Nihil closed out the scoring on a nice pass from Rod Plain. This game marked the end of the season and the coaches and manager would like to take the opportunity to thank the players, theie parents and fans for their co-operation in a very successful season. Youth Bowling TYKES Carolyn Connelly 5, Cath Connelly 0; Lugtenburg 5, Murray 0; Sodhi 3, Smith 2; Wesselius 5, Hancock 0. Team Standings Carolyn Connelly 6212, Smith 51, Wesselius 471?, Pub ALONG noriaI Park .m. (30 mile course) ,1976 9, 1976 Il1 be a priz tsponsors. ýho turn in Bseers M' Hamiltc Tourney The Bob Beers Minor Atom Toros entered the Gardens on March 3th with one objective and that was to gain the "D"' Championship trophy for Bow- manville. Playing against a powerful Hamilton Huskie team, winning looked like an unsurmountable, task; es- pecially during the first few minutes when Hamilton bom- barded don Rowe with shot after shot. dons golatending was superb, standing bis team mates in good stead. This gave the b oys a big lift and resulted in day Sweet digging and winning posses- sion of the puck in the Toro corner and feeding it across to Glenn Owens and Glenn in turn feeding it to Chuck Nash with a beautiful pass as they went charging up the ice into the Hamilton end. Chuck slid the puck to Waý ne Mutton and before' the Hamilton goalie could move, Wayne fired it in the net. The Toros went wild. With many minutes left to play, the Hamilton team did not ]et un but many good defensive moves by Scott Heard and Chris Michelson rendered them most ineffective. Greg Smith played a very strong game against much bigger opponents and did not back down an inch. deff dacques continually tied up bis man ln the corners and Darrin Knight Sodhi 44, Hancock 31, Cath Connelly 30, Lugtenburg 27, Murray 13. High Singles T. Sodhi 195, K. Nagle 158. lligh Doubles T. Sodhi 317, Carolyn Con- nelly 288. BANTAM BOYS Tippîns 5, Richards- 2; Woolley 7, Smith 0; M. Luxton 7, S. Luxton 0. Team Standings Tippins- 70, Woolley 65, M. Luxton 63, Richards 62, Smith 28, S. Luxton 27. High Singles S. Woolley 212, R. McLean 212. High Triples R. McLean 506, E. Rozema 505. BANTAM GIRLS Taylor 7, Luxton 0; Coom- bes 5, Hancock 2; Wright 5, Knapp 2. Team Standings Taylor 68, Knapp 67, Coombes 61, Hancock 54, Luxton 41, Wright 23. High Singles d.Seto ........... .....203 JUNIOR BOYS Richards 7, Crossey 0; Samis 7, Hammond 0; Murphy 5, Edmondson 2; Stevenson 5, Coombes 2. Team Standings Crossey 68, Richards 66, Murphy 63, Stevenson 57, Coombes 53, Hammond 49, Edmondson 35, Samis 26. High Singles R. Crossey 226, P. Coombes 226, R. Henning 231, B. Richards 208-200, R. Gibbs 203, R. Sutcliffe 201. SHigh Triples B. Richards 605, R. Crossey 551, S. Samis 544, R. Henning 541, R. Gibbs 513, P. Coombes 506, A. Stevenson 503. J Pick a pan that fits the element on your stove, says Ontario Hydro. This will avoid waste heat escaping. Keeping the lid on a pan resuits in [aster beating. iînorAtoms Beat )n in Tim my Tyke to W'in 'D' Trophy baffled the Huskies with many controlled the game, contin- good rushes. Raymond Cum- ually frustrating the Hamilton mings, Scott Masters and team. Robert Geidlinger time and Kelly Matthews played his time again took the puck away strongest game of the year in from, the opposition and then this Garden's contest. With gQoutct b ac Beautiful Flowers .-for Beautiful People. 162 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-3365 hold bis team mates in for 'a 1-0 victory. It was a proud, happy and tired team that skated around the Gardens with the Timmy Tyke trophy held on high. This game was definitelya 100 per cent team effort and congratuÏ lations are due to the entire team and the coaching staff-,' Lloyd Heard, Mickey Burns and Paul Albrecht. a s w i s s* je Yes, the Proteus has' gis and lungs, and is at home in water or air. ...that our courteous and friendly staff is the most helpful to be found on land or sea. Visit us soon you won't be sorry. 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