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Frank's Pee Wees Beat Instali New Qfficers ut Florence Nightingale LodgEA Whitby and Peterborough Saturday, Nov. 20, 1976, Frank's Pee Wees hosted Whitby. This was a very chippy game withi lots of penalties. At the 2:40 mark of the first period, Barry Cullen got his first goal fromi Rod Plain. At the 13:43 mark of the second period, Barry got bis second goal front defensemnan Chris Dyck. Whitby's only goal was scored at the 7:35 mark of the third period. Final score was 2-1 for Bowmanville. Steve Skene played very steady in goal. 1On Sunday, Nov. 2lst, Frank's Pee Wees travelled to Peteborogh.Bowmanville played a very strong game passing well and hitting hard. The goal scorers for Bow- manville were Darcy Cum- mings, Bill Hogarth, Mike Stocker- and Joe NihilI. Final score was 4-1 for the Toros. Mark Lee had to make some fine steps in goal. -ounty Takes Over'First Place By Defeating Locke's TV,7 to 4 By John Vance Thursday night mnarked up more fast heads-up hoc- games for the season as Cbunty Chrysier came out to take first place, defeating Lockes T.V. 7-4. Lockes opened the scoring at the 11:37 mark with a goal by rookie M. Hewer assisted by G. Adams. Later as Lockes were short handed, Sandy Brown made a sole rush from bis end, crossed over the blue linie and blistered a slap-shot to the upper right corner to tie it up, one all. Rick Woolner came bacl< wi th a tally withi the help of bis wvingers to take the lead for Lockes. Before the period ended, Howie Edmonston chose to "Pick 'a Corner" instead of hitting the Queen as he salted away a lovely wrist shot to the bottom left corner tyng the 'score 2-2. Charlie Watson, Locke's rookie goalie, shôwed obvious problems witb bis stick side Tbursday night. County took acivantage of this, in the second period,,scoring 3 co nsecutive goals by J. Taylor with a pair and Rob Donoghue, a single, gi ving County a 3 goal lead going into the third period., 'At the one minute mark Woolner came back with B. Hughes and D. Osmond and put a quick tally in the net. The third period seemed to be Sandy Brown's game as he finished -off bis hat-trick with two unassisted goals for County. "Rubber legs" Hughes sbowed bis steadipiess in front of the net as he tucked a, final goal away for Lockes. The second 'gamne saw Kramp's Furniture hold off Huuper's Jeweller's to a 5-3 victory. In the first period both teams showed sîoppy hockey but Kramp's was, able to capitalize on this to get Randy Donogbue in the apponents end to collect a pair of goals. Witb 50 seconds left in the first When it reailly counts IVAN For Regional - ~Council Ward 2 At a t'me- of rapid change experience is very much needed i-I MA -I Y -2I IH il IT IT 3 co IE ID EARS MAYOR'0F BOW- MILLE ARS DEPUTY REEVE *ARS COUNTY COUNCIL ýIRMAN: FINANCE COM- TEE ABER NEWCASTLE NJCI L ORMAN: PERSONNEL MITTE E RMAN: WORKS COM. TEE IrE i AA i N ýG 'I support a strong tax base commercial and industr assessment - - and I amn a vý strong beilever in contral taxes. Nô frills - No Nonsei Municipal Administratioi IVAN2HOBBS When the e-g I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I r'- I I I I I I I I I I I -I I ru I -I ~ of rial I rery i lied I mse n." I I I I BER: INDUSTRIALCOM- uftmm..fljy needed EE EARS ON REGIONAL BER:, MANAGEMENT soen- MITTEE Ia a BER: POLICE COMMIS-Mi bswa CUTIVE MEMBER CEN- laste, LONTARIO JOINT PLAN- mvyste. ON ELECTION DAYlA information:- Traonsportation VOTE -to ELECAT I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I. 'I 'J I. 1~ Th~e Nov. l8th Rotary Club meeting offered a surprise package of two speakers for their members. President of the Bowmanville branch of the Royal Canadian Legion, 'Stan Dunn (right) spoke to the club about the past, present and future for the organization in its 5th year of operation. Then, Santa Claus Parade Committee Chairman George Stephen (lef t) provided some background information on the annual event held at this time'of the Minor Bantams By Bill Paterson On Mon. Nov. 15, the H.L. Wood Toros journeyed to .Markham for their second league meeting. The Trans- porters jumped into a leaci with a goal by Tim Almoad from Paul Dadson followed by three more by Doug Dilliag from Jon Janock and Brent Thompson, Kevia Welsh from Mark Mcbean and Mark Mathews and Ryan Kearney 'from. Kevia Welsh. Before the second period ended, Markham struck for two. The third period was wide open witb, Markham scoring first followed by Bowman- ville's Doug Dilling fromn Jon Janac< then the Markflam caught the Toros aapping and hit for 4 in a row to lead for the first'time in the game 7-5. The Toro5 rallied in the last 3minutes to tie the score 7-7 on goals by Jon Joaack from Do.ug Dilling and Kent Wilcox from. Doug Dilling. On Saturday, Nov. 2Oth, the Ajax Hustlers were, in town and true to, their name, out hustled the Toros to, corne out 9-2 winners. Bowmaavîlle scores were by Tim Almond on a nice set up by Todd Hooper in the first period and Todd Hooper on a nice pass fromn behind the net by Kevin Welsh in the second period. The St. Mary'É Juveniles came out on top of Lindsay in a 3-2 score at Hampton on November 10. It was a very close game 'and well played by both teams. la the first period there was no score with one minor penalty to Bowmanville. In tbe second period, Bow manville goals were scored by Rick Scott and Ed Gruyters. Assists went to Rick Mackey- 2, Ralph Cryderman and Chrîs Marchant. LaI the third period Lindsay scored one goal witb one assist. A goal was scored by Bowmanville from Jerry Leddy with assists fromn Steve Hogarth and Jim Hutton. Tbere were four minor penal- ties. Three penalties went to Bowmanville and one to Lindsay. The final score was 3-2 for Bowmaniville. A 3-3 lie ended the gaIne between Brooklin-Whitby and Bowmanville, played at Whit- by on November 15. In the first period, one goal was scored by Jerry Leddy and one assist went to Joe Burns-. Two minor penalties went to Bowmanville and one minor penalty went to Whitby. Ia the second period Brook- lin scored two goals with four assists. One minor penalty went to Whitby-Brooklin. In the third period, Whitby- Brooklia scored one goal with two assists. Bowmanville scored one goal by Jim Buttoashaw and assists, weat to Mark Lavigne aad Rick Scott. There were four minor penalties. Three came from Brooklin-Whitby aad one from Bowmaaville. Bowmanville was the win- ner in a 12-1 game at Bay Ridges on November 18. In the first period the score- was 4-0 for Bowmaaville. Goals were scored by Rick Cross, Jim Buttonsh aw, Jerry Leddy and Dave Downs. Assîsts went to Jim McGuire, Jim Hutton 2 assists, Mark Lavigne 2 assists, Rick Scott and Jerry Leddy. There were four minor penalties. Three weat to Bay Ridges and one to Bowmanville. Ia the second period, the score was 9-1 for Bowman- ville. Goals were scored by Rick Mackey, Jerry Leddy 2 goals, Rick Cross and Ralph, Cryderman. Assists went to Jim Hutton, Jerry Leddy, DO0 YOU THINK TAXES ARE HIGH >OR UNFAUR? IFSO HERE US THE PROBLEM Average Residentia I Assess ment Bowmanvi lle Darlington Clarke Newcastle 2800 2900 2600 2300 Equa izing Fa ctor 15.3 11.4 9.2 13.0 THE PROBLEM is, EQUALIZING, FACTOR À ~QUEEN"S PARK in'1970. Mill Rate 169.95 199.10 249.98 170.29 Average Residentia I Tax Bill $475.92 $577.39 $649.95 $391.67 established by They must be adjusted bythe, Province in order to Iower taxes. Ineod your support to complote the lob. ON DECEMBER 6 - VOTE RUCKARD Section Two 'The Canadian Statesman. Bowmtinville. Decpmber 1, 1976 Newtonvlllê. Stairkville dedicated -community mai Yi N E rE ri .m i et1 ri m ýE Ai I HOBBS, Ivan meIx Ili 9- b, Ul Pl ni b, p