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FLASHBACK - 25 VEARS AGO - Tickets are now on sale for the New Year's Dance at the Badminton Hall. A few tickets are stili available from Joan Bagneli, Yvonne Osborne, Ede Colb, Marg Nichols, AI Osborne, Jack Roughley, Jack Dunn, Gary Tighe, Bob Gallagher or Jack Ross. FLASHRACK - 10 VEARS AGO- At the fourtb annual Bonspiel at the Oshawa Golf and and Curling Club held on the weekend, curlers from Bowmanville won three prizes, W,ýith Deac Goddar d winning the -door prize of a radio. Partie*pating from bere were Fibber McGee, Ray Hart, Maurice Preston, Don McGregor, Art Code, Ray Couttie, Peter Kowal, George Stephen, Jerry Peterson, Stu James, Deac Goddard and Paul Chant. GET WELL - soon wishes go to Mark Shackelton, an outstanding goalie with the local minor hockey team, who is presently in hospital in Toronto, wit pneumonia. His' friends and fans wish hime (a speedyrecovery. QUESTION - Bobby Hull bas made, the number V9 a household symbol to boys ofall ages in Canada. True or false - this. le the Golden Jet's second sweater number in his professional career. ANSWER - False. Bobby Hull bais worn three (3) numbers in bis illustrious vareer! For his first tbree years in tbe N.H.L., Robert wore '16' on bis Chicago sweater.,A switcb was made in 1960 to tbe number '7'. This lasted until the start of the 1962-63 season wben Bobby cbanged for tbe last time anld bad tbe nùmber,'9' sewn on tbe back of bis Black Hawk sweater. CARNI VAL - A "Carnival D'hiver du Bon Vieux Temps" will lae held in Sturgeon Falls and other surrounding municipalities from Thursday February 17 to Tuesday February 22, 1977. Some of the events planned include the crowning of the Mardi Gras '77 Queen by Miss Canada; a parade, Bal of a Mail; Voyageur's Kitchens, figure, skating, etc. Those persons interested in obtaining add,-itional information telephone headquarters at 1-705-753-2934, or dropin at the office situated at 162 TKing Street, Sturgeon Falls. RACING - The S.T.P. Kawartba, Interna- tionals formerly the S.T.P. Kawartba Cup Internationals, will be beld January 8tb and 9tb at the newly renovated track at Morrow Park Raceway, witb the same top Canadian and American drivers, driving for a new overaîl purse of $22,500.00 and a new tropby. OSHAWA SKI CLUB - has withdrawn from the Southern Ontario Division of the Canadian Ski ýssoc!ation, and therefore there will be no ski -racing, at the Oshawa Ski Club this winter. The crux of the issue is the S.O.D. fee structure, and smaller clubs, charged the same fee as larger clubs for membership feel it is too much and therefore Oshawa bas left the association. Hopegully it will only be a temporary measure, and action will be 'aken by the C.S.A. to remedy the complaint. RACE - the Ten Mile Road Race beld re- cently at the Lakeshore, Toronto saw 70 run- ners. compéting, with Hampton, Port Perry, Omemee, and Osbawa runners winning. for the Oshawa Legion Track Club. The winner's time was 50 minutes, a new -record.. Morley Davidson, Port Perry, witb a time of 58 mins. il seconds, finisbed l8tb overail. David Taylor Hampton, 63 mins. 115 seconds, 32nd overaîl. BILL LEAMAN - who was traded to Peterborough Petes,' from the Oshawa Generals, this season', haunted his former mates last week at a game playedî in Memorial Arena, Peterborough. He figured prominently in his teams 10-4 victory over his former team-mates, scored a goal and an assist, and was the central figure in the game of two Generals who were sideiined with fighting majors, game misconducts, and compulsory two-minute minorsw. Leaman drew a two minute roughling minor. O WA SCO VOLKSWAGEN LTD- Porsche + Audi Presents "The Ployer of the Weok" BRIAN SIMPSON On Thursday night, Brian scored two goals in the game in the Port Hope arena. On Sunday night in Bowmanville, he picked up one goal and one assist in two periods of play. He was injured in the second period and was unable to return to action. OUR BODY SHOP Us MODERN, BUT WE, TAKE OLD FASHIONED PRUDE IN OUR WORKMANSHIP.ý 1425 Dundas St. E. 668-9383 Whitby 1he "77's"aro Herel St. Marys Cernent Juvs Wlin, Consolat ion -Title in Tornament at Kingston ïSt.. Mary's Cement Juven- -lies, for the second year in- a row, won the "B" champion- etip on Sunday in the Kingston Township Annual Juvenile Tournament. Tbey were defeated by a strong Belleville team 5-0 in the opening game but came back in the second game, to start the Consolation play- downs by clobbering Cobourg 10-0. Steve Hogarth scored a bat trick in thîs encounter, Joe Burns and Tim Buttonshaw counted two 'a piece, Chris Marchant, Rick Scott and Gerald Brunt scoring the other three. In the Consolation final, the St. Mary's squad met Brock- ville and pulled out at 3-1 win for the title. Bowmanville's goals all came 'in the first period with Gerald Brunt nailing two and Ed Gruyters the third. Overaîl cbampionsbip went to Kingston over Belleville. In an earlier game, Nov. 21, against Lindsay, the Cement men tied them 2 all and on Nov. 24, they lost out to Whitby-Brooklin 6-3. On Friday,' Dec. 3rd the Cummings Major Bantams journeyed to Ajax and record-' ed a narrow 4-3 victory. ILt was an exciting, ast skating, close cbecking battle. The Toros fell behind 1-0 wben Ajax scored the only goal of the first period. In the second period the Toros got on track and scored 2 goals. Randy MacDonald flipped a shot bigh into the net for his first of two goals. Assists on the play went to 'Pete Keene and Ken Hoy. Then Hoy dug the puck from the corner and passed it to Rîck Simpson who slapped the puclk in the net to give the Toros a 2-1 lead.,With only 43 seconds togo in tbe 2ndperiod Ajax tied the score at 2-2. In the third Keene set MacDonald up for bis .2nd goal to give the Toros a 3-2 lead. But 3 minutes later Ajax again tied the score. Chuck Welsh scored the winner witb 8 minutes to go when he converted a Brent Clemens pass into a goal. Final score Toros 4 Ajax 3. On Saturday, Dec. 4th the Major Bantams sent the home crowd home happy wben they squeaked out a 5-4 victory over Bay Ridges. The Toros started quickly' witb 2 goals in the first 5 minutes. Welsh scored the first goal with assists to Clemens and Steve Braun. Hoy scored the 2nd goal on a good effort when he drove a rebound shot beme. Assists on Hloy's.goal went to MacDonald and Terry Riggers. Then Bay Ridges came roaring back witb 3 goals to take a 3-2 lead at the end 'of the second period. In the third period the Toros started quickly when they Woods Minor Bantams Discover Wînr By Bill Paterson Friday, Dec. 3 was the turning point for the Trans- porters as tbey out bustled the ',Recreat ion Hockey Pee Wee November 23rd, 1976. Bob Beers Plumbirig-4- Rob McKoy 2, Werner Geid- linger 1, Jeff Logan 1. Rotary Kings - 3 - Marty Erwin 2, Scott Hillier. Midget Voyageur Restaurant -4- Allin Clark 2, Ronald Brown, Glen Ferrili. Canucks - 3- Elvis Proc- know 2, Bill Lambert. Royals - 4 -, Rory Erwin 2, Keitb Sheehan, Steven Green- grass. O.G. Construction - 1 - Pat Reynolds. Atom November 27, 1976. Orange Crush - 4 - Greg Bell 2, Mike Derzbacb, George Stacey. Grape Crush - 3 - Glen Klomipmaker 2, Kevin Fowler. Lime Crusb - 2 - Scott Barclay, Tim Davidson, Shut out to Michael Vir-tue. Kinsman - - Franks Variety - 2- Erie Peebles, Bruce Cooke. Larry's Sports -2- Dane Rupa. Dennison Mlfg.- 6 - Wayne Bragg 2, Mark Romard 2, Ryan Brown, Brian Grabko., Graham I.G.A. - 4 - Danny Player 2, Jeff Knox, David West. Pee Wee November 271h, 1976. Rotary Kings - 4 - Marty Erwin 2, Glenn Eeuwes, Scott ,Hillier. Lime Crush - 2 - Mike Real, Mike Dell. Goodyear Rangers - 7 - -Mark Rupa 2, David Kraan 2, 4ýndy Roberts, Tony Rupa. Nichols, Motors - 3 - Hugh Francis 2, Tim Childs. Franks Variety - 1 - Coine Jonah. Hutton Transport -)l - Glen Tink. Bob Beers Plumbing - 6- Danny Elliott 2, Robbie Mc- Kay, Scott Irvin, Jeff Logan. Hires Root Beer, - 1 - Scott Michelson. Bantam November 27, 1976. Atterslëy Tire - 5 - Paul Marner 2, Terry Deluca, Darrel Engley, Shut out to Dale Grant. Local 12219 - 0 Brocks B.P. - 3 - Jeff Down 2, Gary Vyfshaft. Lettner Flyers - 1 - Edwin Vermeulen. Baiitam November 27, 1976. Franks Variety - 4 - Paul Cooke 2, Henry Rozemna 2. Kiwanis Huskies - 2 - Steven McGuire, Ken Waring.. iing Woys Cobourg team to win 2-0. Grant Bradley registered a well deserved shutout as the whole team turned in a consistent effort in front of' him. Goals for Bowmanville were scored by Steve Ogden from Tim Almond and Ryan Kearney from 'Kevin Welsh and Kent Wilcox. On Saturday, Dec. 4 the Ajax Rustlers were in town again looking for another big vic tory over the Toros. This was not to be the story as Bowmanville, with only 2 uines suited up, out hustled, them to a 5-2 lead until the 12 minute mark in the second perîod when the pace began to tell and they pulled up to a 5-4 score going into the third period. The other four members of the team arrived from a basketball tournament to bols- ter the Toros' ranks but to no avail as the score ended tied 6-6. Ryan Kearney was really flying and put in 4 beautifully set up goals, 2 from Mark McLean and 2 from Mark Matthews with Brent Thomp- son getting 2 assists also. Tim Almond put in the other two, 1 from Scott Paterson and Dona Peebles and the other from Dana Peebles and Steve scored 2 goals in the first 5 minutes. Braun was set up by Simpson and then Braun set Simpson up for another'goal. But the strong Bay Ridges team came storming back and witb their goalie sitting on the bench, tbey scored the tying goal with 30 seconds left in the game. The Toros were not to be denied, bowever, They worked the puck into the Bay Ridges zone and with 4 seconds lef t there was a faceoff to the right of the goalie. Surprize!. -The Toros pulled their goalie. Clemens then passed the puck to Stan Greenham at the point and bis bard point, shot was tipped into the net by MacDon- ald. Final score Toros 5 Bay Ridges 4. Next gamne for the Toros is Wednesday, Dec 8tb at Dar- lington Arena against Lind- say. Ogden. Paul Adams turned aside numerous sure scores for the Hustlers and was instrumental in keeping the Traspoter inthe game. On Satur-day, Nov. 27 the Toros hosted the LittIe Britain Bantam team for an e-xhibi- tion game at the QueeniStreet Ice Palace. The ,vîsitors ska ted to a well deserved-. 7-2 vic tory. Scoring tor the Toros were Dana Peebles from Doug Dilling and Paul Dadson and jfodd Hooper unassisted. Paul Adams and Grant Bradley shared the'net minding chores and' were kept quite busy throughout the game., Monday, Nov. 29 the Trans- porters journeyed, to Bay Ridges for their second en- counter of the season. The Bowmanvîlle team didn't get on the scoreboard until 4 minutes inito the second period when Mark McLean let a blistering shot go from just oveër the centre line that the Bay Ridges goaltender didn't get a chance to move on until it was in the top corner of the net, score Bay Ridges 3 Toros 1. Doug Dilling finisbed off on don Janack's shot from well out and the Bay Ridges squad replied with 2, End of second period and the Transporters were down 5-2. The home squad were run- ning into numferous penalties and Dana Peebles was able to put in 2ý nicely set up goals from Jon Janack with Tim ÎJI Makle this a Snowmobile ChrÈistmasi R E1an"'77 from Ski-Doo. Two models with performance and ~ a price designed to let you really Senjoy winter. B SCorne in and kîd o Ssee them, now. mas &mo ta eDURHAM MOTORCYCLE and SPORTI e ~R. R. 2 Oshawa,e e Taunton Rd. F. at Townlinme Rd. Norfh e TELEPHONE 576-3150e Almond -and Doug- Dilling drawing assists also. Bay Ridges tallied once more to make the final score 6-4. We wish to thank ail the people wbo sponsored 'our team members in our recent Skat-a-thon, we appreciate their support. Our next home game is on Saturday, Dec. llth when we host Lindsay at 6:30 p.m. in the Bowmanville Arenaý Youth BowIing Tykes Mcbean 3. Tripp 2; Kirkton, 5, Luxton 0; Pollard 5, Lugtenburg 0; Desousa 5 Smith 0. Team standings- Desousa 41, McLean 40, Kirkton 32, ,Pollard 30, Lugtenburg 27, Smith 24, Tripp 21, Luxton 5. High singles- K. Mcbean 176, K. Smith 121-116. High doubles- K. McLean 271, K. Smith 237, J. Henrick- son 232. .4 Bantam Boys Staceys5, Woolley 2; Smith 7, Wesselius 0; Rozema 5, Nash 2. Team standings- Rozema 61, Woolley 44, Smith 41, Wesselius 33, Nash 126, Stacey 26. 1-1gh singles- E. Rozema 199. High triples- E. Rozema 532., Bantam Girls Desousa 7, Hancock 0; Seto 5,' Connelly 2; Smith 5, Knapp 2. I Team standings- Desousa 60, Connelly 44, Hancock 42,, Knapp 41, Smith 26, Seto 18. High singles- Cathy Con- nelly 220, K. Desousa 217-217. High triples- K. Desousa 541, B. Seto, 494. Junior Boys Henning 5, Luxton 2; Ham- miond 7, Coombes 0; Kirkton 5, Stoop 2; Stacey 5, Richards 2. Team standings- - Henning 53, Luxton 50, Richards 45, Stacey 44, Hammond 42, Coombes 26, Kirkton 25, Stoop 23. High singles- G. Milley 248, The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 8, 1976 9 P. Cooinbes 246, D. Smith 217, stra 2; Reynolds, 5, Taylor 2I. R. McLean 216. Team standings- Chow 6;0, High'triples- P. Coombes Reynolds, 54, Mitchell 51, 593 F Tipis 52,R. Sutchiffe Stevenson 50, Woudstra 49, 53,. Tpis2 Oliver 47, Hayward 46, Taylor 536.34, Leddy 34, Judy Holroyd .33, Junior Girls Stacey 22, JoAnne Holroyd 22. Crossey 5, Ingram 2; Leavis High games- A. Chou, 252- 4,. 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