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6 The Canadian Statesman Bowmanville. Februarv 16. 1977 FLASHBACK - 25 YEARS AGO - Goodyear Office Staff leads in the Goodyear Hockey league with Gilhooley and Masters, leading with 33 points each, Perfect next with 26 points, G. Piper, 25; West, 23; and I. Brooks, 22. FLASHBACK - 10 VEARS AGO - Rick Bromeli gave a demonstration of weight lifting at the B.H.S. Hoot Night on Friday evening, lifting up to 320 pounds. CONGRATULATIONS - to the city of Oshawa on the official opening of Oshawa's Civic Dome on Saturday. With all the facilities, it is magnificent and has to be one of the most outstanding athletic complexes anywhere. BOWLING - a new 24 lane, 10 pin bowling alley in Oshawa, on Champlain Avenue, has been approved by city council. PLAYOFFS UNDERWAY - Several local teams. are involved in league playoffs at the moment. The Junior C Marinas came up with a big win over Port Perry on Sunday night and play back there on Saturday. The Eagles were a bit rusty after a lengthy layoff but came through nicel to take the opener. Third game of the series will be here next Sunday. Port Hope Panthers and Lindsay are having a great and tight series that so far has produced some super hockey. Reports of other playoff series games for local teams are included in this edition. DUPLICATE - bridge winners for February lst were (1) Dave Orme and W. Clipperton, (2) Anne Stewart and J. B. Nelson. February 8th (1) Marion James and Agnes Lewis, (2) Lillian Dippell and Molly Nind. CLINIC - If any boys are interested in attending a National Referee's Certification Program, Level 1 Clinic, please contact Mr. G. Kennett at the Recreation Office, Bowmanville at 623-3379 or 623-3114. The cost to attend this clinic is $1.00. We need a minimum of 25 to host this clinic. JIM BISHOP JR. - took first place in the boys' section of an Alpine team competition at Devil's Elbow, February 5th, with his sister Ann taking second place in the girls' event. Mike Finer and Gerry Tuskey were second, John Helson fifth, John Lupton, sixth and Sean Jessen, seventh. Wendy McIntyre was fourth in the girls' section, Sandy Zakarow fifth, Martha Couch sixth, and Teresa Wimbauer tenth. All ski for the Oshawa Club. CLOCA - The Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority is offering sleigh rides at Enniskillen Conservation Area on Saturday, February 19, 1977 from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Also on Saturday, February 19, C.L.O.C.A. staff will be leading a snowshoe hike at Long Sault Conservation Area. Participants must bring their own snowshoes. They will be necessary for travel due to the anticipated snow depth. Meet at the C.L.O.C.A. office at 1650 Dundas St. E., Whitby (opposite the Whitby Mall) at 9:00 a.m. The hike will return to the office by 12:30 p.m. The hike will go "rain or shine." Please dress accordingly. If further information is required, contact the Authority office at 579-0411. SHOW - The Motor Home and Trailer Show will be held Wednesday February 23 - Sunday February 27th at the International Centre, 6900 Airport Road, Mississauga. The grand door prize is a Winnebago motor home valued at $18,000. TRAINING CAMP - for the Oshawa Green Gaels will open in two weeks, and anyone interested is asked to report at the Civic Dome, Oshawa on February 20th. WHITBY'S - Henry Street girls' senior and junior volleyball teams won the championship titles in an invitational Secondary School meet held the first week of February. Competing also were teams from Paul Dwyer, Courtice, Bowmanville, Donevan, Clarke, Port Perry, G. L. Roberts, Central, and Eastdale. JUVENILE PLAYOFFS - The St. Marys Cement Juveniles will play in Bowmanville in their series with Lindsay at 9:30 p.m. on Saturday, February 19th. Next game will be on February 20th in Lindsay at 9:15 and the third game will be at Darlington Sports Centre on Wednesday, February 23rd at 9:15 p.m. PAYS $834 FOR $2 - The daily double at Greenwood February 10th paid $834.20 - the largest payoff of the winter meeting. Full of Pride, a 30-to-i chance, took the first race, his first victory in five starts for owner John Hargreaves of Agincourt. Bill Hicks drove the 9-year-old stallion. The second race went to Teddy Dem, a 14-to-i outsider, driven by Gerald Robinson for owner Harold Allen of Orono. Some 62 winning $2 tickets were sold on the daily double combination, and one un- idenitified bettor left the track with a cheque for $4,171. Three $5 daily double tickets, worth $2,085 each, also were sold on the combination. BENEFIT HOCKEY GAME - Darlington Arena, Hampton, Durham Regional Police vs. Canadian Forester All Stars, Saturday, February 19, 1977 - 8:30 p.m. Children under 6 free. From 8 to 8:30, Bowmanville High School Band will perform. All proceeds to Cancer Research Fund. LEADING SWIMMING POOL WHOLESALER MUST DISPOSE OF 1976 ALL ALUMINUM POOLS IN STOCK. Sacrifice price for desperately needed factory warehouse space. brand new swimmifng pools Include: FILTER, WALK- AROUND DECK, FENCE, AND WARRANTY. Size15'x27' $1,355.00 Cashorterms. Cail Perc collect days or evenings 1-416-481-8802 Ail Teams Tied In Town League Hockey Win Western Area Volleyball Championship The Bowmanville Senior Public School Boys Volleyball team became western area champs again this year. The victory marks the third consecutive year that they have won the title in the western area. They also placed second in the county finals against five other teams. From left to right above are (back row) Todd Hooper, Andy Tatay, Paul Cooke, Tony Clieff, Coach Mel Putnam (centre row) Brian Smith (manager) Steve Frei, Paul Roughley (co-capt.), Doug Dilling, (front row) Ryan Kearney, Tobin Rowe, Steve Ashurst and John Janack. Absent from the photo are captain Kent Wilcox and co-captain Wayne Jackman. Spencer's Major Midgets Oust Markham in Playoff Win Opener with Lindsay On Feb. 7, the Spencer Real Estate Major Midgets played their second game of the play-offs after winning their first at home. I was not long before the Toros assumed their lead as they scored the only 3 goals of the first period. Paul Reed started the game off happily as he gcored 2 goals in the first 5 minutes of play. His first goal was scored as he successfully completed some fine manoeuvers to beat the Markham defense and finally their goaltender. Wayde Preston received the only assist. Paul's second goal was the result of some hard work by Gary Dusseldorp and Dan Strike. Ron Visser was the next on the agenda to score as he released a slapshot from the point which entered the lower right hand corner of the Markham net. Assists were distributed between Ed Visser and Brad Godfrey. The second period opened with Markham scoring early to narrow the gap between the two teams. Brad Godfrey then became greedy and decided to score twice to give the Toros a dominating 5-1 lead. Returning after a short break between the second and third period, both teams scored two a piece with Markham's scoring done by Derrick Milne and Chris Malpin. Bowmanville's scor- ing was accomplished by Don Farrow, while assists went to Scott Stevens, Rick Bain and Pete Nemisz. On Feb. 9, the Bowmanville Major Midgets continued in playoff action in Hampton Arena against Markham. This was their third game of the best of 5 series. Markham opened the scor- ing midway through the first period to give them their brief lead. It was the Toros' Don Farrow who tied the game with about 1 minute remaining in the first period, while Scott Stevens received an assist on the play. After playing less than 1 minute into the second period, Brad Godfrey scored twice while Gary Dusseldorp re- ceived two assists in relation to the 2 goals. Within 50 seconds of Godfrey's goals, Dean Rutherford found him- self with the puck before the Markham goaltender and shot it into the net. Paul Reed and Wayde Preston received as- sists on the Rutherford's play. The rest of the period ticked away and both teams retired to their dressing rooms for a short break. Returning to the ice to play the final period of the game, at this point the Toros were in the lead by a score of 4-1. Markham narrowed the gap by 2 when they scored on a passing play. Dean Ruther- ford scored his second goal as he deflected a shot from Paul Reed high over the Markham goalie. Brad Godfrey decided to score once more to com- plete his hat trick and lengthen the Toros' lead. Godfrey scored this goal from the slot position as he was set up by Gary Dusseldorp after he worked the puck out of the corner and in front of the net. Wayde Preston also received as assist on the play. The Toros winning this game, their third of the series, eliminated Markham from the play-offs. After eliminating Markham in 3 straight games the Toros encountered Lindsay in the play-off finals. The game was played at home in Bowman- ville Arena, as the fans watched the Toros skate to a 6-2 victory. Gary Dusseldorp took 10 seconds to open the scoring as the puck was shot in the corner and he carried it out, lifting the puck high on the back hand to score. Assists were given to Ed Visser and Brad Godfrey. The Toros' next goal was not scored until the end of the first period, while the score sheet was not changed by Lindsay during this period. The second period was slightly different, although the caliber of hockey was not very good. Here, Lindsay scored one of their pair along with a Toro goal by Brad Godfrey, whose wrist shot from the slot area slipped into the lower left hand corner of the Lindsay net. Between the second and third period, both teams returned to their dressing room for a short duration and then returned to the ice to give their third period effort. The Toros then proceeded to score 3 more goals only to be disturbed by Lindsay in the last minute of play as the Lindsay player had a "break- a-way" and scored. The Toros' goals were scored by Paul Reed as he was lef t fo put the puck in the open net after Dean Rutherford executed a fine play to give Reed the puck. Brad Godfrey scored the next with assists goint to Ed Visser and Peter Nemisz. Ed Visser also scored the final goal, a loose puck into the open net, with assists to Brad Godfrey and Dan Strike. D & R Sports Minor Atoms Edge Whitby-Brooklin 2-1 Finish Season in 2nd Spot The Bowmanville D&R Sports Minor Atom Toros finished their 1976-1977 O.M. H.A. Lakeshore League sea- son on Saturday with a close 2 to 1 decision over Whitby- Brooklin. The Toros' Chris Dreossi opened the game's scoring after only 13 seconds had elapsed in the opening period. Assists on the goal went to his wingmen Tom McLaughlin and Brent Neill. The visitors equalled the count at the 8:00 minute mark of the same period. 'here was no scoring until the third period at the 7:50 mark when Dreossi scored the game winner assisted by defenceman Brian Heard and McLaughlin. Alan Ulrich was in the net for Bowmanville and made some good stops to pick up the victory. The D&R boys ended up in second place in the standings, one point behind Bay Ridges. No word bas been received on playoffs and on Saturday, the Minor Atoms travel to London to take part in that city's Invitational Tournament. Preston the Mover Atoms Record 1 Win, 2 Losses In three games played, Preston the Mover Major Atom Toros had one win and one loss in league play and they lost an exhibition game to the Oshawa Canadians 5 to 1. On Friday, Feb. 4, the Toros played Whitby at Memorial Arena and suffered a 5-0 loss. The visitors scored one goal late in the opening period and the Toros were able to contain their opponents until the 4:02 mark of the third period. Whitby then proceeded to bombard the Bowmanville net and succeeded in putting four markers past netminder George Kennett. The Toros met Lindsay on Saturday, Feb. 12 and soundly defeated them with 10 goals to Lindsay's none. The Toros sCored at the 13 second mark of the gamne and- added .lnt)lher goal in the first period and 2 in the second to take a 4-0 lead. However, in the third period, their passing plays really clicked and 6 more goals were added to their tally. Bowmanville's goalie, Jon Rowe, had few shots to contend with as most of the play was in Lindsay's zone. Marksmen for the Toros were Danny Weir 2, Jay Sweet 2, Wayne Mutton 2, Scott Heard, Robert Geidlinger, Kelly Mat- thews, Gordie Rogers. Assists went to Geidlinger 3, Chuck Nash 3, Weir 2, Chris Michel- son 2, Scott Masters 2, Matthews 2, Gordie Rogers and Scott Heard. On Sunday, Feb. 13, the Toros journeyed to Port Perry where they met the Oshawa Canadians. The host Cana- dians opened the scoring in the first period. The Toros' Scott Heard scored the only goal for his team on a breakaway pass from Chris Michelson. Oshawa went ahead later in the middle period and 3 more goals in the last period gave them a 5-1 win. This coming weekend the team will be travelling to Penetang to participate in a tournament. YOUTH BOWLING Tykes Goemans 5, Coombes 0: Smith 5, Desousa 0; McLean 3, Lugtenburg 2; Kirkton 3, Hen- riksen 2. Team standings-Smith 20, Desousa 19, Goemans 18, Lug- tenburg 17, McLean 15, Hen- riksen 11, Kirkton il, Coombes 9. High singles-J. Henriksen 165, K. Smith 149, M. Lugten- burg 125, C. Goemans 123. High Doubles-K. Smith 263. Bantam Boys Rozema 7, Luxton 0; S. Wes- selius 7, Smith 0; Woolley 5, H. Wesselius 2. Team standings-Woolley 35, H. Wesselius 28, S. Wesselius 25, Rozema 17, Smith 11, Lux- ton 2. High singles-S. Wesselius 207-203, E. Rozema 212. High triples-S. Wesselius 577, E. Rozema 559. Bantam Girls Knapp 7, Hancock 0; De- sousa 5, Carolyn Connelly 2; Cathy Connelly 5, Seto 2. Team standings-Knapp 38, Hancock 24. Seto 21, Desousa 19, Carolyn Connelly 16, Cath Connelly 9. High singles-L. Smith 191, Carlyn Connelly 190. High triples-S. Adams 510. Junior Boys Bond 7, Henning 0; Ashurst 5, Coombes 2; Hammond 7, Tippins 0; Stacey 5, Sutcliffe 2. Team standings-Coombes 28, Stacey 28, Bond 26, Ashurst 22, Hammond 21, Tippins 16, Sutcliffe 14, Henning 13. High singles-J. Stacey 219- 200, B. Richards 206-225-218, B. Hammond 250, G. Smith 242. S. Ashurst 20(, I Fils 205 lt. Bond 202-204, 1). I)esousa 203. Hligh triples- lichards 649, B. Ilaninond (1:. .Ilior'( i'Is 1iruni 5, Lavis 2: Williatus 5, RoWe 2; Taylor 7, McLean 0. Team standings-Brunt 27, Hancock 27, Rowe 26, Wil- liams 26, Leavis 19, McLean 18, Ingram 16, Taylor 11. Hligh singles-W. Brunt 248- 216, D, Hancock 232, T. Johnson 222. High triples-E. Williams 640, W. Brunt 632, B. Leavis 615. Senior Mixed League Bishop 7, Oliver 0; Farrell 4, Reynolds 3; Woudstra 7, Murphy 0; Judy Holroyd 7, Stace y 0; J. Holroyd 5, Hayward 2; Lane 7, Chow 0. Team standings-Farrell 30, Judy Holroyd 30, Lane 29, Chow 28, Woudstra 28, J. Holroyd 25, Reynolds 17, Oliver 15, Bishop 16, Stacey 12, Hayward 11, Murphy 11. High games-L. Bishop 285- 336 (E20), J. Hilts 252 (746), J. Barrette 251 (711), E. Woud- stra 251 (685), B. Taylor (682), G. Lane (651), D. Oliver 251, K. Stneburg 285. Cur'mmings Major Win, Tie with Markham By B. Harris On Saturday, Feb. 12 the Cummings Property Mainten- ance Bantams defeated Mark- ham to record a 1-0 lead in games in their best of five serieý. Brad Hockin, who played a good, two way hockey game got tl-e Toros started at the 4 minute mark in the first period. He deflected Neil Jones hard blast from the point past the Markham goalie. Ken Hoy also picked up an assist on the play. Three and a half minutes later Hoy made the score 2-0 when he finished off a- good 3 way play. Stan Greenham shot the puck from the point, Hockin deflected the puck to Hoy and Hoy flipped the puck into the empty net. The score at the end of the first period Toros 2 Markham 0. The only goal of the second period came at the 12 minute mark when Steve Braun bit the bottom corner of the net. He had been set up by Jones and Brent Clemens. The third period was close checking and the two teams exchanged goals. Carl Cham- bers got the Toros 4th goal after he raced into the Markbam end and beat their goalie and defenceman on a pass from Rick Simpson. Chambers flipped the puck into the net. Neil Jones, who also picked up an assist on the play, played an excellent game picking up 3 assists and handing out some stiff body checks. Witb 8 minutes to go in the game, Hodgson scored for Markham to ruin John Stor- gaarc's shutout. Final score Toros 4, Markham 1. On Wednesday, Feb. 9 the By John Vance Thursday night's semi-final hockey ended with all 4 teams sitting with 2 points each as Hoopers Jewellers downed Kramps Furniture 5 to 2 and Lockes T.V. upset County Chrysler 4 to 3. In the first game, Bob McLaughlin came out flying for Hoopers and started the scoreboard into action at the 10 minute mark. Hoopers moved up one more digit when "Clean" Phil Johnson tallied minutes later with the help of Guy Parks and Wayne Harn- ess. Before the end of the period, Larry Perris and Randy Donoghue moved in on Hoopers to let Perris come up with a tally. In the latter part of the second period, Dave Willough- by evened the score 2 all. Bob McLaughlin claimed an unas- sisted goal within seconds, after Willoughby's effort to make it Hooper's victory goal. In the third period Hooper's Cummings crew played host to the Thornhill Minor Midgets and recorded a 3-3 draw. It was a fast skating, free wheeling affair. The Cum- mings crew took a 1-0 lead then fell behind 2-1. They regained a 3-2 lead but then Thornhill tied the game 3-3. Toros' first goal was scored by Simpson assisted by Green- ham. Clemens scored the Toros second goal assisted by Braun and Chuck Welsh. Simpson scored Toros' third goal unassisted. Storgaard and Brook Cole shared the goaltending duties. The third game of the playoff series against Mark- ham will be at 8:00 at Bowmanville on Feb. 19. M put 2 more in the basket. Brian Bradley claimed one and Phil Johnson got his second of the night. The second game was a high penalty game and the Locke boys were able to capitalize on this. Before a minute tficked off, Joe Caruana started his night's hat-trick off for Lockes assisted by Rick Woolner and "Snuff" Hunt. After this, the game was scoreless until midway through the second when Joe moved Lockes up, one more. Bruce Osborne put County on the board minutes later. The third period was fast, hard hockey as Lockes tried to hold the County boys off. Defenceman, Kerry Dick- ens, closed the gap when he tallied for County. Joe Car- uana came back for Lockes minutes later, assisted by Andy Murphy to make the score 3 to 2. With a minute left to, play in the game Mike Hewer got the insurance goal for Lockes. In County's last desparate effort, Kerry Dick- ens was able to put one more rubber in the mesh, leaving Lockes with a one goal victory. This week in the third game of the semi-finals County faces off with Lockes T.V. at 7 p.m. and Kramps meet Hoopers Jewellers at 8:30 p.m. au 299 DEAN AVE. OSHAWA 576-1220 Chargex O WA S CO VOLKSWAGEN LTD. Porsche + Audi "The Player of the Week" RORY GIBBS On Sunday evening, the Bowmanville Eagles defeated Port Perry 6 - 2. Rory played a very important part in this victory as he scored once and assisted on three more. This was the first game in a three out of five playoff series. Did you know that parts and labour performed at Owasco are guaranteed for 6 months - 6,000 miles? 1425 Dundas 668-9383 St. E. 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