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Lion's Friends. Corne to the Rescue Spencer's Realtors Add Twol More Wins Over the past week the Spencer Major Midgets added two more wins to their credît by defeating Ajax and Lind- The first game was played er. against Ajax in Ajax as the Paul Reid came back early Toro's skated to a 6-3 win. The into the second period to score opening goal was scored by once more, which proved to be Bowmanville's Don Farrow as the winning goal. A short he put the puck home, assisted interval of time passed until by Pete Nemisz. Don Farrow Ed Visser flipped the puck up scored again minutes Inter as 'high over the Ajax goalie to goaltender Russ Gordon pas- establish a 5-0 lead. Now, Ajax sed him the puck, Farrow decided to-get involved when weaved through the, Ajax they scored a goal in the team with some excellent second period in an attempt to manoeuvres 'and finally narrow the gap of goalF Cummings Major Bon toms Drop-w 6-14 Game to Whitby But âBlank Maorkham 2 to 0 scored. Paul Reid of the Toros scored Bowmanville's third goal as he discharged a shot from the Ajax blueline that between the teams. Wayde Preston scored minutes after the Ajax finished off the scoring for the second period to make the score 6-2. A jax scored the only goal of the third period. Defeat Lindsay The second game the Toros played was against Lindsay on home ice in Bowmanville. The game saw some hard hits dis tributed between each team evenly but the Toros won the game 5-3. The Toros opened the scor- ing in the -first period when Mike Adams let a blistering slapshot go that cruised by the Lindsay goalie. Brent Badour scored the next goal as he shot the puck low to enter Lind- say's goal. The remainderof the first period remained scoreless. Early into the second period saw Lindsay score 3 quick goal Bob K ocz lab. . . . . 1 0 5 9 333e s The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 8, 1976 13 Bowmanville Eagles Scoring GP G A PTS. Ted Puk............ 19 24 21- 45 Gary Cox........... 19, 18 26 44 Rory Gibbs ......... 18 15 28 43 Boyd Knox .......... 16 9 25 34 Jerry, Johnston .....19 10 19 29 AIlEmard..........»*14 il 12 23 Brian Simpson ...... 15 15 7 22 Joe Humenick ....... 19 8 13 21 Gary Nemisz........ 15 4 10 14 Don Spicher......... 15 6 5 il Terry Sarginson ..... 15 4 6 10 Ron Strike.......... 12 3 7 10, Steve Dunn .........19q 5 3 8 Nick Van Seggelen.. 13 5 3, 8 Ward Reddick ....... 12 1 5 6 Dean Morgan........ 3 2 2 4 Don Martin ......... 6 0 1 1 Paul Albrecht .......10 O0 1 1 Goalkeepers GP MIN GA AVG. 'Lenny Chappeli .. il 611 32 3.14 After impulsively demanding to talk to the Wizard of Oz, the Lion found out that his roar was too big for his own good. Thank goodness for friends like Dorothy, Tinmian and Scarecrow who were able to rescue him from the jaws of Oz. The characters were played by Courtice Secondary School Drama Club members Andrea Kofalvi, Gerry Geissberger, Dave Down and Paul Osborne. -Photos by Shawn Marshall IKut n m lKuri Beauty Y hop MWant something new and ýexciti*ng g m for the holiday senson? - MFor the flair of latest hair fashions stop by at KUT'N'KURL. We'lI be glad ta help you with any of your M hair problems. M There are six of us ta serve you. Open six days a week. Thurs. and Fri.evenin.(byappitnent)j Senior Citizens 10 per cent off. Mon., Tues. and Wed. only Phone 623-5019 S71 King St. E. Bowmanville Graham 's IGA AtoM Bs Win 4 Gomes in a Row On November 27, the'I.G.A. Atoms hosted Bay Ridges at the D.S.C. soundly defeating the visitors 4-1. Scoring for the home team Kevin Clark from Andy Smith and Aaron Da Silva, thesecond goal Mike BaIl from Mike Kozar, the third Gregg Smith from Todd Wilbur the 4th Mike Kozar from Bob Canfield and Gregg Smith. The visitors' only goal was scored by Chris Kendrick assisted by Gary Court and Tîm Finnigan., On Nov.,29, the I.G.A. boys travelled to the Don Beer Arena in Day Ridges where they defeated the home team 5-3. Scoring for the I.G.A. team Todd Wilbur from Bob Canfield. Mike Kozar from Andy Smith and Jeff Joques. Bob Canfield from Todd Wilbur. Mike Bail from Jeff Jloques and Andy Smith and Todd Wilbur ,- from Andy Smith. Day Ridges mnarksmen were C. Kendricks from S. Vantienen. S. Vantienen from W. Patrick and S. Vantienen from G. Court. The I.GA. boys came up with a.super effort because "WhyShop out Of Town? 7-Piece 4-Piece KitchenChesterfield Suites Suites, Several Colors to*298 Choose f rom 2 9P Component Console Stereo Stereo by Includes: AM/FM radio, Morse Electrophonic tape deck, Garrard wtRecording Unit. turntable, 2 speakers, stand, earphones. As low as $169. $279.ff98 mIFurnitrure. 23 King Ste E. Telephone 623-5515 . theirgai neyer showed up and=Dnl Hayes was put in net and handled the job quite effectively. On Dec. 4 the I.G.A. boys hosted Markham at the D.S.C. where a good hard fought game produced a 6-6 tie. Scoring for the home team D. Knight from A. Smith and G. Owens. G. Owens' fromn M. Kozar, A. Smith from A. Da Silna and K. Clark. B. Canfield unassisted M. Kozar fromn B. Canfield and A. Smith. T. Wilbur fromn G. Smith, The marksmen for the vîsitors, were D . Neuison, Rob Ander- son, S. McPherson, D. Mc- Cornick (2) and S. Finkel. Dec. 5 the Graham's I.GA. Toro's were visitors at Mark- ham and this time defeatedý 'he millionaires 4-3. The I.GA. boys led 4-3 with 55 seconds lef t whien the Mark- larnteam kbtfthe nmesh twvice in 46 seconds but the Toro's held on for the win scoring for Bowmanville was B. Canfield fromn M. Kozar, M. Baîl from B. Can field, B. Canfield unas- sisted, M. Baîl from A. Smith scoring for Markham was M. Hobson D. McCormick and C. The I.G.A. boys' next game is Friday, Dec. 10 when they travel to Uxbridge. Let's hope their winning ways continue. HA YDON Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ashton, -Oshawa, had Sunday supper, ;with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashton and family. ' Miss May Tabb, and Mrs. Marion Sears, Newcastle, were Saturday visitors of Mrs. Irene Tabb and family. Mr. and, Mrs. Raymond Cameron and baby, Shanna Marie-_ Pontypool- called on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Graham and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Potts and family on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Potts has Sunday supper with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Trewin, Paul and William. Mrs. M. Read, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Potts, Mrs. Jessie Slem- on, Ms. Helen Milîson, attend- ed the Senior Citizen's Turkey supper at Tyrone Hall. Miss Cora Degeer accomp- anied Mr. and Mrs. Harry Degeer and family, Black- stock and visited Mr. Meta Kellar, Oshawa, on Sunday. Sorry to hear Mrs. Mildred Anderson, had to return to the Oshawa Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Trewin and Mrs. Jack Potts visited Mrs. An- derson in the Hospital~ on Sunday. Miss Linda Buttery, attend- ed the Fan Show, at Toronto, on Sunday.' Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashton, Miss Beth Ashton and Grant attended the play, "The Wiz- ard of Oz" at Bowmanville High School, put on by Courtice Secondary School Drama Club. Allan Ashton took part in the play. Kyle Grahamý and Barbara' Ashton, attended the play, "The Wizard of Oz" at the Bowmanville High School on Friday night. Mr. Jack Potts and Mr. Tom Potts spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Debert Potts, and baby, Cornwall. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Trewin and Paul and Mrs. Jack Potts, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lars Christenson-on Saturday evening. The occasion was Mrs. Jack Pott's birthday. Ail enjoyed the lovely birthday cake. Congratulations Mrs. Potts. Mrs. Irene Tabb, Mr. James Tabb and Miss Lily Tabb were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Tabb, Hamp- Ion. On Wednesday, Nov. 24, Whitby defeated the Cum- mings Major- Bantams by the score of 6-4. Whitby started the scoring but Toros camne back with two goals by Ken Hoy to lead 2-1 at the end of the first period. Hoy's first goal was set up by Pete Keene and bis second goal was assisted by Terry Riggers. Whitby came back to score 3 unanswered goals to take a 4-2 lead with 1 minute gone in the third period. Hoy, with the bat trick, cut the lead to 4-3 when he was set up by Randy MacDonald and Neil Jones. Brent Clemens tied the score when he blasted a shot home. Clemens' goal was assisted by Riggers and Jones. Whitby scored 2 mnore goals to lock up the win. Final score Whitby 6 Toros 4. On Saturday, Nov. 27, at Markham the Tomos stopped their 3 game winless streak by defeating Markham by the score of 2-0. The Toros were led by their captain Rick Simpson, who scored a picture goal when the Toros were playing two men short. That goal was an insurance marker and gave a 2-0 lead at the end of the second period. Randy MacDonald, who played an exceptional game BF Residents of the rural areas olso monU S: receive FREE'each, week, a copy of ùuntrp Courbc I$,10.00 nywhere in Canada; Foreign - $2 1.00 Please mail this today to The Canadian Statesman. Enclosed Find $ in payment of Year(s) Subscription.to "THE CANADIAN STATESMAN Mail to following: N A M ,E - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - A D D R ES S -. . - - - -.- - -. - --.- --.- - --. S e rnd e r's N a mr ie-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - A d d r e s s . . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - got the Toros, started when he scored in the first period. MacDonald's line, of Hoy and Keen, which played an excel- lent game had forced a goal mouth scramble. MacDonald pulled the puck away and flipped it high into the net for the game winning goal. Throughout the game. John Storgaard frustrated the Markham forwards time and again with excellent stops. He recorded his tirst shutout of the year. The Toros' defence of Stan Greenham, -Robb DeBoo, Terry Riggers and Neil Jones played well. De Boo did a super job with bis first game on defence. All the players are to be congratulated on their fine two way play in this important game.1 Next game is Friday night in Ajax and then back home on Saturday, Dec. 4th, against Day Ridges. Advertising... Iî Jets good I lte products tne biggles! CANAD~AN AOVERTISING ADVISOPY BOARD Butter E- yMaple S - Maple Bi anad ian H. yrup ,utter foney ieth eei on gwtng every week throughout the entire year!1 AGf S ubseipt i o n to - MAKE @CHARMING GIFTS CHEDDAR CHEESE Mid, Medium, Medium Old. 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