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FLASHBACK - 25 YEARS AGO - Don Masters and Tim Cox vied for scoring honors in Saturday's game at Memorial Arena against an Oshawa Mercantile Club. What started out as a -friendly gaine turned into a fairly rough one, with one player losing two teethi. T he Bowmanville Barons won 7-6. FLASHBACK - 10 YEARS AGO - Even though Lindsay midgets scored the first goal, Bowmanville retaliated two minutes later on- a power goal by Dan Cattran, and, Larry Devitt. The score ended 5-3 for Bowmanville in a penalty filled, rough game. YOUNG CANADA DAY - The Memorial Arena in Bowmanville will be a busy spot this Saturday from 9 a.m. onward as teams'from a wide area come here to compete against the local stalwarts. Young Canada is aIways a great show with teams from the youngest to the oldest in the minor hockey setup doing their utmost to win thie magnificept trophies that have been donated by public spirîted citizens. There should be plenty of excitinghockey ail day and evening, so come. down and enjoy the funi. HAVE - you marked down Sunday,, February 6th at 2 p.mn. on your calendar as a date to keep at the local arena? The N.H.L. Old-fimers will play our local Kinsmen Al-Stars. Also the door prize is a Gruen watch worth $75. Pro- ceeds go to Kinsmen Community Services. TRACK CLUB - The Bowmanville and Area Legion Track Club started training sessions on Saturday morming January 8th from 9:00 to 11:001 a.m. in the M. J. Hobbs School'on Taunton Road, next to the Darlington Sports Centre. For, boys and girls 10 years of age and up with Mr. Chris Stones in charge of theý training programme. The track sessions «iU be lIeiL at trie' M. J. Hobbs School for about six weeks and then at the Sports Bubble at the Civic Field in Oshawa. The Legion Track Club is entered in a meet on February 5th at the C.N.E. Colesium in Toronto., Entries must be in by January 15th for Time Trials. The age levels for this track meet is Bantams 12 and 13 years, Midgets 14 and 15 years, as of January lst of the current year. For further information please cal the Newcastle Parks and Recreation Department at 623-3379. DUPLICATE BRIDGE - winners for Tues- day. January llth were Ist Mr. and Mrs. Byron Vanstone, 2nd Bill Clipperton and Dave Orme. TICKETS - will soon go on sale for the Wintario Draw to be held in the Bowmnanville High School, February 3rd. See one of the members of your local Jaycee Club for tickets, and remember, act now, they'll go quickly. KINSIMEN - have corne up with a great idea for your entertainment at their N.H.L. Old- timers vs Kinsmen All-Starg Hockey game at the local arena on Suhday, February 6th. They plan to ice the Kinsmen Squirts. Those ini the line-up include, Timothy Smith, Gregory Raby, Brian Cross, Britt Cole, Charles Telky-, Christopher Hall, Bobby McKnight, Brian Hickman, Craig HalIowell, Russell Avis, Marc. Tessien,' Paul Stephens, Timothy Pic- kard, David Crocker, Paul Gallant, David Robinson, Jefferey Breen, Michael Kane, Burke Lush, Andrew Rice, John Cunningham, Jimmy Williams, Mark Boutilier, Darrin Bunker, Terry Kellett, Mark Tripp, David Wohler, Troy Harness, Brad Carnegie, Garth Stone, Scott Brunt, Paul Whitney, Mark Van Leeuwen, Scott Munro, Mark Neamtu, Derrick Ellis, Kevin Flintoff, Ian MeGennis and Bobby Real. That's quite a hune-up, and should be fun. MEMBERS - of the recently formned Corsairs Gymnastic Club of Oshawa will take, part in the officiai onening of the new Civic Dôme, February l2th ad will stage an i'nvitational meet on February 26th. There are still a few open spots in the club and any interested boys and girls should apply at G. L. Roberts Collegiate, Oshawa, Saturdays fromn 9 a.m. OrWASC TV Boys b< Kramps, C By John Vance The first two periods were tight hard hockey. Both teams claimed beautiful goals on solo rushes by Joe Caruana and Lanny Burns. Hoopers took the lead, late in the second when Kerry Milner tallied .from Gary Wilson. With seconds lef t to play, Rick Woolner tied the score. Mike Cornell opened the scoring for Lockes at the 5 minute mark in the third. Caruana got his second for the night and turned the combines on for Lockes. Gary Wilson got the last goal for Hoopers assisted by Lanny Burns and Guy Parks. Brian Hughes finished the game for, Hoopers when he turned on the red (nock Off Jewellers Graham's IGAAtm ~ ,.* ~Wiln-One,,Lose0One .ùâ%unTy i iea Tor rîrst light twice ending it 6-3. Caruana had a good night claiming 6 points and putting him on top with 27 points followed by S. Brown with 26, R. Woolner 22, and B. Os- boumne with 20 points. In the second game, Kramps Furniture capitilized on County's shortage of man- power. Within minutes Kramps had the scoreboard moving when John Coiwell plugged the mesh. Late in the period Larry Perris started his 4 goal night, giving Kramps a.2-goal lead going into the second. Ron Hooper claimed a loveiy goal when he blistered one from the point putting it high in the corner mesh. Larry Perris matched Hooper's goal giving Kramps 4-goal'iead. Tim Prout later started Couty off with a tally. Steve Somersford grabbed one for Kramps before the period ended. In the third, Kramps started again within minutes to blast smoke wîth shots. Larry Perris received his third and fourth goal and Jim Brooks claimed one. Tim Prout seemed to be the only player on County to puncture Rockçy's goaltending, as he marked up two more goals giving hlm a hat-trick leaving the score 8-3. This Thursday Hooper's host Kramp's 7:00 p.m. County battle-off Lockes 8:30 p.m. D &R SpoIrts Min or A toms Beat On Sunday ev Bowmanville Mii sp onsored by the]I and Ski Shiop, trav Village of Brooklir Brooklin-Whiitby fM in an O.Mv.H.A. League game. defeated the host convincing 7-2 sco: The Bowmanvilli to play, hustling rij opening face-off., opened the scoring mark to give the' lead. Assists on ti to his linemates Laughlin and Chr Brett Blundel second Bowmanvil beautiful passing eered by his centr Bamsey and right) Robichaud. Brooklin-Whitby. the opening mini middle period, but Jon Clieff got t ha Whitby-Brooklin ening, the minutes later, assisted by Jeff were s nor Atoms, Dawson on a slick passing and we: D&R Sports play. with g elled to the At the seven second mark of ling ti a to play the the third, the host club scored standt inor Atoms a fluke goal to narrow the enemy Lakeshore margin to one goal. Prom that The Toros, point on, the Toros took Richï club by a complete control of the game frB ire. and scored four unanswered somek le ladscame taIles. Greg Watson scored, early i ght from the assisted by Clieff. Defence- Bown Brent Neil man borne Whitmards scored exhibiti gat the 1: 16 an absolutely tremendoUS goal awa" Toros a 1-0 as he skated the length of the Thurscý ie goal went ice with amazing speed and Darling ;Tom Mc- beat the B-W netminder dlean- on Sati ris Dreossi. ly. Greg Watson scored his Day wi scored the second on a great effort, is the se Mie goal on a assisted by his wingers Daw- Brantfo play engin- son and Clieff. The final goal amentz eman Brad of the contest was registered ing 1 winger Paul by Tom Mcbaughlin. Gretsky The Bowmanville defence hockey jscored in corps handed out some stiff want an utes of the body checks and this seemed hockey it the Toros' to slow the B-W wingers down them in t one back considerably. The forwards ament1 showing a lot of speed ire also back-checking great . authority, enab- le Toro blue-liners to up and challenge the vforwards. hard Smith was in goal )wmanvîlle and made kev saves, Particulariy in the gam-e. rnanville will play an Iion game against Osh- 'AAA" Ail-Stars on Lay night at 7:00 in iton Sports Centre.and urdày on Young Canada I host Brantford. This samne team that won the ford Firefighters Tourn-' and featured outstand- hockey player Keith ky. This should be a good ygame as the local lads nother crack at this fine yclub that defeated in the Brantford Tourn- by the score of 4-2. Eagles Demolish Stouffville Squeeze Past Frankford 7-5S Af ter Three Hour Ride on Bus By Don Wilcox Bowmanville Port Darling- ton Marina and Hotel Junior C's defeated Stouffville Clip- pers on their- home ice Tuesday' by a score more suitable to football 22-1. Eagle goalie Bob Koczulab first shutout eluded him as one puck went by him in the middle of the third. Rory Gibbs who played with the flu because Eagles were s0 shorthanded with injuries, had a big night chalking Up nine points. Jerry Leddy and Mark Starky, on boan fromn the Juveniles, looked very sharp, it' is quite noticable the coaching and competition the boys have had since their last game with the Eagles has im.roved their play tremend- ously. To show the Eagle team play again in this game the goals were spread around s0 welltfhat it can be summed up by who--did not score, Brian Simpson being the only no goal scorer. The scorîng summary was Brian Simpson 0-4, Don Spich- er 1-1, Boyd Knox 1-4, Nick Vanseggelen 1-2, Gary Cox 2-2, Ted Puk 1-4, Terry Sargenson 3-5, Jerry Johnston 2-1, Rory Gibbs 4-5, Gary Nemisz 1-2, Dean Morgan 2-3, Jerry Leddy 3-3, Mark Starky 1-1, for a total of fifty five points a team record in a single game. The 'Martina Junior C's continued their very busy week with a hard fought clearly played game in Frank- ford against the Huskies Friday night coming out with a 7-5 win. .Eagles were an hour late hitting the ice after a bus tire failure near Port Hope. Maybe the Port Hope gremlins ýhad been busy. Eagles transferred to another luxury coach at the Cobourg depot then on to Frankford. Eagles had a slow start which can be understood after close to a three hour trip. They came on strong in the second period and then in the third one of their finest checking periods both ways of the, season, holding the Huskies Who were fighting desperateiy for the last playoff spot to no goals while Eagles counteci two to break the tie. Eagles came close to having a full team with Captain Joe Humenich and -Dean Morgan the only absentees. Huskies were withou t Jean Doucette voted the M.V.P. in the Al-Star game, a good goal swing two way speedster out on a suspension. Huskies earnied a two to one lead after one period of play Feron from Graham, Mc- Comb from Leadham and Gravelle. Eagies' lone goal by Gary Cox, a deflection off a Huskie delencler. Huskies went ahead 4-1 eanly in the second, scoring two 'quick goals with both teams a man short on double minors. McComb scoring from Watson and Derry, McComb scored again his hat trick from Watson and Grav- elle. Eagles Don Spîcher scored a long drive on a pass back by Ron Strike. 'Nick. Vanseggelen narrowed the coutat scoring on a rebound assisted by Don Spicher. Eagles' power play clicked on the old short tick tack toe pass pattern Gary Cox dniving the puck home assisted by Boyd Knox and Rory Gibbs to tie the score. Frankfords go ahead goal came from Leedham assisted by Foresteli. Boyd Knox tied the game assisted by Rory Gibbs with both teams a man short to finish second period scoring. The third period saw ciassic dlean close checking hockey with good goaltending at both On, Jan. 8th, the IGA boys hosted Stouffville at the D.S.C. where they saw the opposition go down to defeat to the home team by a score of 3-2. Scoring for Grahams IGA were Andrew Smith with 2 and Todd Wiibur 1 with, 'assists going to Aaron DaSilva 2, Todd Wilbur and Andrew Smith, each with one. On Jan. l5th, the Graham's IGA Atom 2's winning streak came to an abrupt hait after 12 games without a loss. They were soundly defeated, by Uxbridge 3-0. The IGA boys were out played for three solid periods, except for some excellent goal tending by Chris Clifton, the score might have been a lot higher. Scoring for Uxbridge were G. Couat 2, and T. Finnigan 1, with assists -going to W. Patrick, S. Vantienen, A. VanVoorden, M. Banton and K. McFarland ail wîth one. The IGA atoms' next en- counter will be at the D.S.C. Jan. 22nd at 6 p.m. Mr. Submarine Seleets Have Played Six Games Without Being Beaten On Sunday, Jan. 9th Mr. Submarine Selects travelled to Oshawa to play Lake Vista A's and came out on top of a 5-3 score. This was not one of the selects' better games as they stopped passing and back-checking but held on for the win. Scoring for the selects were Russ Hogg 2 goals, John Kiompmaker 3 assists, Todd Beers a goal and assist, Dan Elliott and Kevin Taylor a goal each and single assists to Jeff Logan and Werner Geid- linger. 11 On Sunday, Jan. l6th, the Subs crew played host to Oshawa'sWoodvîew Park at Bowmanville Arena and with just superlative play upended the top Oshawa squad 6-2. The Selects jumped into a 3-0 first period lead when captain John Klompmaker opened the scoring at the 6:45 mark assisted by Dan Ellott and Todd Beers. Danny El- liott, who played a fantastic game, scored the next two goals the first on a neat passing play with Jeff Logan, the second on a pretty three way passing play with Klomp- maker and Beers. The Selects moved ahead 4-0 on a blistering shot by Russ Hogg assis ted by Robbie McKay and Werner Geid- linger. Elliott upped the count to 5 zip on a pass from, Klompmaker. Oshawa then scored two goals on a power play the other on a defensive laps. Klompmaker closed out the scoring for the night after being set up by Logan. Many fine body-checks were handed out by Anyan, Klompmaker, Logan, Cancilla and Hogg. Erwin and Yeo played excel- lent positional hockey in this encounter. WINTER ACTIVITIES - have begun in earnest at the Ganaraska Forest centre, (formerly known as Cold Springs); north east of Kendal.,T he greatest use of the centre and trails is being made by cross-countryskiers who have a choice of three individual trails ranging from two miles in length to a real trip over a ten mile course, ail containied within the forest itself. The chalet is providing hot chocolate and chocolate bars plus a centre for warmrth on such cold afternoons as last Sunday. The club hasý been in operation for the past month. Organizations such as Oshawa and Orono cub packs have used the facilities available for camp-outs. Dinners and dances, are being h feld in the athletic building. As plans progress it is expected that the Ministry of Natural Resources will spend upwards of $20-,00 Jto $25;,UOJtI renovations. Miss Kelly Ballantyne is co-ordinator of the camp. RACES - the Pine Ridge Cross Country Ski Club will hold Cross Country 'Ski races on Saturday, January 22nd at the Ganaraska Forest Centre. At the conclusions of the races an outdoor barbecue will be held. Mary Brown's Novice PIayà to Tie with Ajox On Saturday January l5th, Toros, but with the excellent the Novice Toros hosted Ajax goaltending of Troy Har-mer, and played them to a 2-2 tie. they were unable tov'score. Lt was a wide open game Then at 6:40, Shawn 'Rekker with Ajax taking a 2-0 lead into pse the puck to Gerry the second, period. Things didWido hreadito not look good for the Toros m r ik who elaedit until the last minute of the Maork H tickuey h gain -2 second period when Shawn soetigu h ae22 Rekker fed a pass to Mark Lt was the Toro's turn to put Hickey who skated in and on the pressure and they camne made no mistake on his shot, close many' times, but the narrowing the score 2-1. Ajax team kept them from In the third period, Ajax scoring andthe game ended really put tlhe pressure on the with the tie. JUST WEAR YURBI1KI1 NI SDWIM TRUNKS You wili want to start from scratch (no offense mea nt) when you corne to Murray ii Yearlv ends of, the rink. The game was blown open at the 14:39 mark by Fagle rookie defend- er Steve Dunn's goal, streak- ing in from his point to receive, a perfect pass out from Boyd Knox who beat the Huskie defenceman on the outside. Dunn scoring a Bobby Orr special. Rory Gibbs counted the insurance goal, Ron Strike assisting with s'ome fine forechecking. Bob Koczulab and Lenny Chappeil shared the goaltend- îng for Eagles facing twenty, seven shots while Huskies Glen Ogden faced fifty Eagle tries. The Three Stars of the, game were first, Huskies Lawrence McComb, second, Boyd Knox, third Gary Cox. Blood is needed E VffE RY D AY TF S CORPORATION TOWN 0F NEWCASTLE DEPARTMENT 0F PARKS & RECREATION PRE-SCHOOLE RS Learn top Skate 2:30Oto 3:50 p. m. 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