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8 The Canadian' Statesman. B-ffw%ýnville. October 13. 1976 - -àmyummmmm ummm mmmg ALI FLASHBACK -25 Years 623-3303the Inter-School track meet last Friday, Ted Colwell, B.H.S. set a new record of 45 ft. 51/2 inches in the shot p ut. Bruce Caverly, B.H.S. piled up il points to win t he senior championship of the meet for B.H.S. FLASHBACK - 10 Years Ago - In the Parade Class at Blackstock Fair on Saturday, Linda Luke of Oshawa won top honors with Mary Ruth Osborne placing second. LIBERTY BOWL - has already recorded two, big scores this early in the season. Walt Hately bowling in open bowling bit the higb single 418. Walt is a member of the Men's Major. Evangeline,,Williams dauehter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wiliams, bowled the highest triple this year, 901. Evangeline is a Junior Y.B.C. member. Éhe biad gamnes ýf 279-302-320. A real neat bowling effort by one of our 'young members. Congratulations. THE EXECUTIVE - 0f the Bowmanville, Lawn Bowling Club is'the same as last year, with Les Coombes as vice-pres., Morgan Lun-, ney, president, Harold Bennett, vice-pres., Les Langs, treasurer,, Clarence Oke, secretary. DUPLICATE - bridge winners on Tuesday, October 5th, were (1) Lillian Dippeli and Joyce Weekes, (2) Betty and Andy Thompson. Anyone interested is most welcomne to join at'the weekly meetings held in the town library. W INNERS - of the Lions Hockey tickets for October <N.H.L.) are Ted Roberts, AI Cole, Mike Kowal, R. Schumacher, Dave McDonald, Bill Waller, Jill Campbell, and Irv Brooks. For Oshawa Generals tickets Jim Rickard, M. McArthur, Ted Hutton, Tom Gould, Doug Barr, W. Sandison, Bruce Colville and S. Wight. IROQUOIS ARENA COMPLEX - in Whitby bas a beautiful indoor swimming pool, wbich is open to the public on set times for tbeir enjoymnent and at reasonable prices. Timles and prices are available by pboning, or by calling at the office. Joan Santamero of Bowmanville is one of 'the instructors there. On the ice we bad the pleasure of watching ever popular "Eddie" Sback in bis first appearance witb Witby Warriors, Captain, this season, of tbe teamn is Pete Vipond wbo used to be witb Bowmanville Broadloom wben -tbey were in business on the front street. WIPE, OUT CURLING - It is ui0derstood that members of the Curling Section of Bowman- ville Country Club have received letters notify- ing themn that an insufficient number of curlers have registered for this year. A minimum of 225 was required to operate the curling section, but unfortuately only about 120 have indicated they wish to curi, 50 it appears there will be no curling here this year. BOWLING ENDS FOR YEAR- After a most successful season of lawn bowling the club bas officially concluded its activities for 1976. Many improvemnents were miade thi s year and new members added to the rolîs. Congratulations to tbis, year's executive wbo bave merited 'and received re-election for next season. Tbey bave certainly put a consideyable amnount of effort and entbusiamns into tbe club and it apparently is paying off. Preston the Mover Atoms Lose Opening Preston the Mover Major Atom Toros travelled to Ajax on Tuesday, Oct.5 for their first exhibition game of the 1976-77 season. Ajax scored two unassisted goa1s in the -first period to take a 2-0 lead. At 2:19 of the second period Jay Sweet opened the scoring for the Toros with a goal from Wayne Mutton. Ajax retaliat- ed with another goal to go ahead 3-1. Two scoring pînys by Bowmanville in the last period resulted in a 3-3 tie.' Robert Geidlinger assisted by Ray Cummings and Gordie Rogers, and Chuck Nash assisted by Danny Weir and Deryk Clark were the other Toro marksmen. Goaltending League Game- duties were shared by George Kennett and Jon Rowe. On Wednesday, Oct. 6 the Major Atom Toros journeyed to Bay Ridges for their league opener. Bay Ridges scored twice la the first period and once in the second period before Bowmanville hit the score board on a goal by Kelly Matthews assisted by Danny Weir. Bay Ridges scored a third goal in this period. The Toros came back in the last period to tie the score. Jay Sweet scoredtwice, the first assisted by Chris Michelson and Wayne Mutton; the se-, cond by Michelson and Scott Heard. The tying goal was shot by Robert Geidlinger H. L. Wood Minor Bantams Open Season with Loss, Wlin Senior BHS Redmen Outclass Opponents'from Cobourg East Colle giate On Friday afternoon, the Senior Redmen from Bowmanville Higb Scbool continued their winning ways wben they defeated Cobourg West Collegiate by a somewbat Cummings Major Ban tams Beat Ajax On Sept. 11,' Bowmanville's Major Bantams, playing, in Pickering against a strong Toronto Blues team gave up three goals in ýthe first four minutes of play, then settled down with each team produc- ing three goals each in a hard hitting game. Scoring for Toros were Robb, DeBoo, Chuck Welsh and BI-ent Cle- mens, Final Toronto-Blues 6 - Toros'3. On1 Sept. 25, playing at home, our Toros tied a big team from Toronto's M.T.H.L. "AA" called the Red Wings. This was another hard hitting, fast moving game, which spw Toros gain a 2-0 lead , then Red Wings scored two, This game from Gordie Rogers. With 1: 59 left to play in the game Bay i Ridges scored to take the lead and win the game. Jon Rowe tended the Bowmanville net. 1 A secondý exhibition game i was played at home againstf Whitby on Saturday with the N Major Atomn Toros sustaining r an 8-4 loss.* Whitby opened the s scoring at 3:25 of the firstE period and was successfulr again at 1:40, of the middle 9 period. Raymond Cummings scored the first marker for Bowmanville with an unassist- ed goal. He scored again in that period and once in the third for a hat trick. The assist on his third goal went to Geidlinger. Bowmanville's fourth goal was an unassisted goal by Kelly Matthews. Four more goals in the second period and two in the last, completed Whitby's attackon 9 the Bowmanville net which ,vas tended by George Kenn'ett and Jon Rowe. Hockey Skate SpecialsI CCM Tack Jr. Tack < Bauer Supreme 96 Jr. Supreme 196 Special Pro 99 Black Panther Reg. $1 16.95 64.95 116.95 64.95 59.95 Special $90.00 $50.00 $90,00 $50.00 $55.00 $45.00 LAST YEARS's KATE S CCM Tack $8000 Jr. Supreme Jr. Tack -i40.00 Bauer Supreme 96 $80000 Black Panther $42.00 ASSORTED OTHERS 20 %ý Off - WE ALSO RENT SKATES - D&R Sports aund Ski Shop 85 King St. W. 1 623-3421 Bowmanville We're open until 9:00 p. m. Thurs. &Fri. Incidenty ... we have Iosts of wire face masks in stock. in Leagu4 produced some good end 'to end action. Scoring for Toros were Stan Greenham assisted by Randy MacDonald. Then Rick Simpson unassisted. Good goaltending by John Storgaard and Brook Cole. Final Toros 2, Red Wings 2. On Sept. 27, playing at Pickering against Bay Ridges in exhibition. Cumming's Toros won witb a solid effort. After giving up the first goal, came back and, scored four unaswered goals. Scoring for Toros were Rick Simpson, with two, Kevin Noble and Chuck Welsh one each. Assists to Stan Greenham, Ken Hoy and Welsh. Final Toros 4, Bay Ridges 1. On Oct. 7, Cumming's Toros opened league play in Picker- ing against Bay Ridges. This was a good, fast game in which Toros scored first, then Ridges scored three to lead 3-1 in the middle of the second period. Toros then went to work and scored five goals ln a .row. Ridges nieyer quit and scored two more to set up an exciting finish, when they pulled their goalie for an extra attacker. Toros held on under one-sided score, Tbey are sbown bere doing an effective job of blocking at the line. This week, tbey will play a powerful team from Ajax. O pener pressure, and fine goaltending of John Storgaard. Scoring for Toros were Rick Simpson with two goals, three assists, sin- gles to Brad Hockin, Carl Chamber, Chuck Welsh and Stan Greenbam. Assists Ito Terry Riggers two, Kev No- ble, Robb DeBoo, Ken Hoy and Brent Clemnens, Final Toros 6, Bay Ridges 5. On Oct. 9, playing in Bowmanville anexhibition gamie againist 'Vitby', Toros" took a one sided decision by 6-2. This was a penalty filled game wich produced a good passinig and scoring attack by' Toros. Scoring for Toros were Chuck Welsh two goals, sin- gles to Kev Noble, Neil Jones, Terry Riggers and Rick Simp- son. Assist to Steve Braun two, Brent Clemens two, Randy MacDonald, Carl Chambers, Robb DeBoo, Stan Greenham and Riggers. Final Toros 6, Whitby 2. Toros next league game is Wed., Oct. 13 in Hampton Arena against a strong Ajax team. Bowmanville Major Bantams would like to wel- corne our new sponsor Cum- mings Property Maintenance. 'pencer's Major Midgets Nin League Opener But Lose in Exhibition Tilt On Wednesday evening the roros played their first league game against Bay Ridges and were the victors by a 2-1 score. Throughout the game there were many penalties which totaled 36 minutes in penal- lies. Bowmanville opened the scoring on excellently execut- ed passing play by Gary )usseldorp, Brad Godfrey and finally Paul Reid, who scored. T'he next goal came in tbe second period, again the Toros receiving credit. This timne Scott Stevens scored, assisted te ti fi rE S( by Don Farrow. Shortly into the third Bay Ridges scored their only goal, The following Sunday after- noon the Toros played against Oshawa Minor Midgets. The tackles were turned on the Toros this time as Oshawa scored six goals to Bowman- ville's 2. The Toros' goals were scored byWayde Pres- ton. The assists were credited to Scott Stevens 2, and Don Farrow 2. Russ Gordon and Britt Murphy were the net minders for the game. Impressive A4jax iTeam Downs D&R Sports in lst Atom League Game The Bowmanvjhle D and R. Sports Minor Atom Toros' were defeated in their first O.M.H.A. League game on Saturday by a very impres- sive Ajax hockey team. Bowmanville's team cap- tain Lorne Whitmarsh opened the scoring in the game when he made a solo rush the full iength of the ice to score a beautiful goal. There was no scoring until the middle period when Ajax tied the score wbile the Toros were playing a m~an short. In the final period, Ajax scored the game winner on a nice play. The visitors dis- played a very good skating game, and they just didn't give up. Bowmanville put on quite a show in the first two periods bombarding the Ajax goalie with many shots, but he was equal to the task. Richard Smith was in goal for the Toros and was very steady, making several diffi- cult stops. Bowmanville's next game will bie in Bowmanville Me- morial Arena on Saturday at 2:00 p.m. when Lindsay will pay a visit. Lawn Bowler s Finish Season 'the weather washed out the lawn bowlers recent final Fun Day, so the annual meeting was held in its spot with about 40 îresent. A good year was report- ed financially and otherwise and plans made for next spring. The members seemed satisfied with the present executive so tbey stand pat for next season. After the meeting, chicker dinners were brought in, on( of the mernbers boiled foui dozen corn (delicious), one ai the lady members baked yard of cake (also delicious) a couple dozen lucky dram' prizes of real and dubiow value were handed out and il was a pretty good wind up tc an excellent year. Two of the executive, Langs and Lunney are currently beading up the CNIB cam- paign. Canvassers. are out covering the area from the town line at Oshawa through to and including the village of Newcastle and north to Black- stock. These persons are each giving a great deal of time to this very worthwhile cam- paign and we solicit your 1977 Pontiacs, Buicks and GMC Tr ucks ore here., Last Saturday night Oct. 9, saw a hard skating team blank the Oshawa Trailer Sales Bruins 7-O. Doug Dilling got a hat trick, Tod Hooper potted two with Dana Peebles and Tim Almond getting one each. The assists went, to Dana Peebles - 2, giving him a 3 point game, Captain Kent Wilcox with three and Paul Dadson and Tim Almond one each. The shutout by Grant Bradley was well deserved as he made several good stops. A week ago Saturday night at the Queen St. Ice Palace the bulis had things going pretty well at the end of the second with the score tied 1-1 against Oshawa Kisil Fuels Black Hawks. The third period sàw 6 goals scored, four by Oshawa and two by the Toros, the final score, Oshawa five, Bowman- ville three. Scoring for the home squad was Kent Wilcox, Tim AI-AI Re-opening of the Clarke Judo Club Monday, Oct. 18th Registration - 6: 30 p m. atthCeOrono Town Hall. Classes: Juniors - 8 to 16, 7:00 p.m. to 8:-30,p.m. Seniors - 17 and up, 8:30 p.m. ta 10 P,. Registration Fees $ 5.00per person Lessons: $1.0 per person per night Children's Family Plan Maximum - $2.0 INSTRUCTOR RAY WILSON 3rd egree Black Beit Teephone 725-3742 went to Dana Peebles, Kent Wilcox and Doug Dilling. ThE season opener is next Sat. Oct. 16 at 6:30 p.m, at th( Bowmanville Arena agains Cobourg. St. Joseph"$ Top 10 Averages- Gary Conway 208, Roy Sandison 200, Bill White 198, Hugh Smith 195, Bob Brown 192, Art Deboo 190, Clayton Morgan 188, Ricky Zealand 185, Douig White 185. Team Standing- Don Zealand 23 points, Lois Wood- cock, 20, Roy Sandison 18, Gary Conway 18, Bob Brown 11, Claytn Morgan 8, Delores Walkey 7, Tony Horstman 6. High Single-Ladies- Ricky Zealand 244; .High Triple-Ladies- Lois Woodcock 635; High Single-Men- Hugh Smith 247; High Triple- Men- Hugh -Acadian, Astre, Ventura, LeMans, Firebird, Trans Arn, Laurentian, Catalina, Parisienne, Brougham, Grand Prix -Skylark, Skyha wk, Century, LeSabre Cusïom, Electra, Riviera -Pickups, Suburbans, Jimm ys, Vans, Cabs and Chassis Announ cement Cowan Pontiac Buick Mt. would like to announce the app oinl'ment of Terry Cullwick as Service Manager. Terry brings with him 23 years in the mechanical trade and is fully qualified in every aspect of automotive repair. Remember .. we use only gemmie GM parts@ A FEW 1976-CARS AND TRUCKS IN STOCK "'The Home of OId-Fashioned Hospitality-" 166 King St. E. 623-3396 BowailleI Po ntiac Buick' GMC TERRY CULLWICK WE STILI HAVE