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FLASHBACK - 25 Years Ago - In the first night of bowling in the Ladies' Major league, Mel McNulty got off to a great start with a score of 255 for high single. Helen Piper was next with 247, and a high triple of 669 for Helen also. FLASHBACK - 10 Years Ago- At Peter- borough, Harold Bennett was honored during the Zone J Meeting of the Bowling Proprietors Assn. of Canada and presented with a framed certif icate for Outstanding Service to the Bowl- ing Industry. ROUND UP - of former hockey players from this area finds John Conboy signed with Knob Hill Earms, Ajax, as a forward, in tier two, Provincial Jr. A, and Gerrard Morrison on defence on the same team. John Hogarth with the Jr. A Young ~Nationals, Seneca College. Bill Leaman, with Oshawa Generals Jr. A. We are interested in the whereabouts of area players 50 please contact us, with any information you may have. MEN'S TOWN LEAGUE HOCKEY - are look- ing for interested players to sign up now for the season. Corne out, meet new people and have a good time. For information contact 623-7587; 6234361; 623-4995 'or 623-7696 by next Wednes- day. Ail players must register. LIONS CLUB HOCKEY - draw winners for October (N.H.L.) are Muriel Woods and Les Langs, Vic Goad and Wayne Haisma. For Oshawa Jr. A games, Lois Flett and Bruce Lush; Howard Sturrock and Don Henning. BOWMANVILLE - Red Eagles Jr. C team called up two of Iast year's Ontario Juvenile Championship team members, Gerald "Duke" Brunt and Gary Nemisz, and Ralph Cryder- men, who scored a goal in the Sunday night en- counter against Cobourg with both players con- tributing to the 9-2 win for Bowmanville. BIG MOSPORT WEEKEND - Manager Harvey Hudes of Mosport Park must have heaved a great jsigh of relief on Sunday morning when the sun came out and the weather hovered around the 70 degree mark. As a resuit, spectators poured into the park from many parts of, Ontario for one of the biggest, if not the biggest, crowds of the park's history. Contender for the World Driving Championship James Hunt came through to win and gain points that closes the gap on Niki Lauda who wasn't having his best day. The next big event will be at Watkins Glen on October loth. But, in the meantime, sponsors of the Labatt's 50 Grand Prix probably are filled with thanks for the weatherman who at long last came through with perfect weather 50 their big gamble paid o ff . .. in gate receipts. D &ôR sports A toms Dump Oôshawa 4 to O in Exhibition Game The Bowmanville D & R Sports Minor Atoms opened the 1976-77 season with an "exhibition win over the Red -Wings of the Oshawa Little N.H.L. The score was 4-0. The Toros opened the scor- ing at the 8:35 mrark of the registration figures is among the midget group', which includes boys who are 15 and 16 years old. He said only 29 players in the midget cata- gory had been registered. He said he wasn't sure why older players weren't as enthusiastic about hockey but he'suggested that the lack of enthusîasm could be because Sponsor Drops First Puck to Open Marin as Secs on On Sunday night at Memorial Arena, Irv Gili, sponsor of the Port Darlington Hotel and Marina Junior C's, dropped the first puck to officially open the schedule. He was assisted by, President Bill Simpson, with Marina's Capt. Joe Humenick at left and the Cobourg Captain at right. Bowmanville won the game 9 - 2 for a good season start. were given to Cheff and Tom-M rn r Cs Down Cooura The Toros picked up two more markers in the final perîod. Chris Dreossi scored the third goal, assisted by Paul Robichaud, and the final tally came off the stick of Robichaud, on an unassisted play., Alan Ulrich played in goal for the Bowmanville squad and was very steady, with Richard Smith playing the final period. Team members of the D & R Sports Minor Atoms are: Defencemen, Brian Heard, Glen Duncan-, Pierre St. Amand and Lorne Whit- marsh; Forwards: Chris Dreossi, Tom McLaughlin, Brent Neill, Greg Watson, Jeff Dawson, Jon Clieff, Brad opening stanza on a goal by Pierre St. Amand assisted by Jon Clieff . In the secônd period, Bow- manville scored again, this time the~ marksman was Jeff Dawson on a beautiful five- way passing play. The assists TEENS PROGRAMME To be held at Bowmanville High School on Wednesday evenings from 7:0 0 ta 10:00 p.m. Registration fee is $1.00. Plea se register a? the Bowmanvjlle Recreation Office on October -12 to the 1Sth. The Program wiII begin on Wednesday, ctober 20th. 12 - 18 years of age. ONLY MEMBERS PERMITTED TO TAKE PA RT LATEST STYLES F ROM JOHNNY CARSON Joe Patraboy Oshawa Open Safurday 10 a.m. to 6-p.m. DEPARTMENT' MeetIng to, form Committees for ~pouatQ 'tut (aUhgC ALL PARENTS WELCOME Tuesday, Oct. i 2th 7:00 p.m. COUNCIL CHAMBERS BOWMANVILLE POLICE &FIRE BUILDING Un 0Opening By David Goheen Opening night at the local arena for the Port Darlington Marina Hotel Junior "C" saw Rory G ibbs score three goals to lead.the "Cs" to a 9 to 2 vic-tory over the Cobourg Cougars. Bowmanville took a four to zero lead after the opening stanza on goals by Rory Gibbs from Boyd Knox and Ward Reddick; Steve Dunn from Ted Puk and Ward, Reddick; Gary Cox from Ted Puk and Jeff Johnson and Joe Humenick from Ted Puk and Bamsey, Brett Blundell, and Paul Robichaud; Goaltend- ers: Richard Smith and Alan Ulrich..Manager of the Toros is Basil Clieff; Tramner Hughi Neill, Coach Brian Purdy. The Minor Atoms open the 1976-77 season with a League game against Ajax on Satur- day, October 9th at 2:00 p.m. LIBERTY BELL ES Sept. 28th, 1976 Team Standing Pearch 7176, 10; Roberts 7036, 8; Spear 7495, 7; Gibson 7375, 7; Forsey 7245,7; All- dread 7188, 6; Botis 7106, 6; Robinson 7284, 5; Nickerson 6939, 5; Dadson 7014, 412; Bragg 7034, 4; Coombes 6690, 212. High single - 286 Marlon Gibson. High Double - 481 (259, 222) Carol Roberts. Top Averages P. Forsey 203, Marion Alldread 201, C. Roberts 198, M. Pearce 198, R. Fice 196, J. Spear 194, S. Robinson 191, L. Nickerson 190, H. Cook 190, H. Piper 190, May Alldread 189, J. Chant 189. COMMERCIAL HOCKEY Any player who played hockey in this league last year need not phone their name in, as they will be contacted by the.executive. Any new play- ers should get their naines in as soon as possible to any of the following executive: John Vance 623-7696, Murray O'Brien 623-3396, Bryan Hughes 623-5728, Lanny Burns 623-4569. iGame of Schedule Rory Gibbs. In the second, Brian Simp- son scored from Ted Puk and Rory Gibbs. With a minute and five seconds elapsed, Rory Gibbs scored to open the third period. Assists went to Boyd Knox and Ted Puk. Cobourg beat Lenny Chappeil for their first goal of the game. Rory Gibbs came back and scored from Boyd Knox. Cobourg then notched their second goal by Ken Stevenson. Ralph Cryderman scored for the locals with Rory Gibbs and Boyd Knox assisting. Steve Dunn co mpleted the ýcoring with the assist going to Boyd Knox. The game was bard fought, at times as the play was get- ting chippy. 'l'lie players kept their cool through most of the contest until the final stanza when the players used their muscles and knocked their opponents around the ice. Ire Chips Irv Gil], owner of the Port Darlington Marina Hotel, sponsor of the "Cs", partici- pated at the firstface-of f of the year along with President Bill Simpson. There were 234 paid specta- tors at the game. Their next home game is Sunday, Oct. 10, at 7:30 when Port Perry will be the opposition. Come out and support the LADIES MONDAY NIGHT Sept. 27, 1976 Top Ten Averages Nancy Welsh 239, Sharlene Dehart 221, Dot Bridger 217, Jean Allen 211, Nancy Evans 210, Donna Harness 206, Betty Westlake 206, Judy Bragg 205, Minnie Taylor 204, Linda Sutherland 203. Team Standing Dot Bridger 7, Sharlene Dehart 7, Nancy Evans 612, Fbo Land 6, Minnie Taylor 6, Donna Harness 4, Georgie Taylor 312, June Baker 3, Jackie Braybrook 3, Onie Etcher 3, Shirley Davis 3, Judy Bragg 2. High triple - Dot Bridger 713. High single - Dot Bridger 312. local "Cs", they are going great and looking better every game-. the boys' interests begin to change. He suggested that at,15 and 16 years oftage, the boys start recognizing girls and driving cars. The biggest group to regis- ter for town hockey leagues is the Pee Wee group of il and 12 year olds. This year 109 Pee Wee players registered. Hockey Players TaIIied A total of 445 hockey players have been registered for the town's recreation hockey pro- grain in the Bowmanville area. Joe Kennett, of the town's recreation departmnent, said Monday that even though it is past the official deadline for registration, it is still possible for players to sign up. Practices for the town leagues will begin Saturday, October 23- one week behind last year. Mr. Kennett told a meeting of the community services committee îast Monday that the poorest showing in the larn Tenders»É> Oipen ing Tenders submitted to the town to do repairs.on the Bowmanville arena are scheduled to be opened on Oct. 8th, Mayor Garnet Rickard announced at a public meeting on arenas last week. While the repairs are under way for four to six weeks, use of the building will continue under monitoring for snow conditions by arena manager Roy Neads. The Ministry of Labor has asked that the town send a letter ensuring them that the arena is vacated when snow loads are over safe levels. 1977 Pontjacs, Buicks and GMC Trucks a re he re, ontiac-Acadian, Astre, Ventura, LeMans, Firebird, Trans Arn, Pontl'acLaurentian, Catalina, Parisienne, Broughamn, Grand Prix BuicK-Skylark, Skyhawk, Century, LeSabre Custorn, Buick-lectra, Riviera GMC Pickups, Suburbans, Jirnmy's, Vans, Cabs and Chassis. ICongratulations to these Iucky Door Prize Winners at last Mrs. B. Peorce R.R. 2,Bowmanviîle week's New Car Show: Mr Wayne Sully 20 Quinn Dr., Bowmanville Mrs Jim Robinson, Campbellcroft1 Mou reen!ShetIer, WE STILI HAVE A FEW 1976 CARS AND TRUCKS IN STOCK AT BIG SAVINGS! ""The Home of OId- Fashioned Hospita ljty"- 166 King St. E. 623-3396 Bowmanville TEENS PROGRAMM E f or Courtice Area- This wilI be a Do It Vourseif Programme of Basketball and Volley Bail. Wednesday evenings at the Courtice High School from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Registration fee $1.00, only MEMBERS PERMITTED TO TAKE PART. Register at BowmanviIle Recreation Office October 12 ta l5th. Programme to begin Wednesday, October 2Ond, 1976. Age 12 to 17.