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FLAISHýBACK - 25 Years Ago - In the Kinsmen-Rotary Broombaîl game at Memorial Arena last Wednesday, the Rotarians defeated the Kinsmen,6-2. In goal for the Kinsmen, was Art Humpage and for Rotary John James. Ace Richards and Tom rCowan scorçd the two Kinsmen goals. For Rotary the scorers were Garnet Rickard 2, Ben Kitson 2, Blain Elliott,, and Howard Rundie. FLASHBACK - 10 Years Ago - Gary Woolner racked up a 905 triple, including the 11really big" gamne of 385 at Liberty Bowl last week. JR. MARINA EAGLES SCHEDULE - On Sunday nighit, the Port Darlington Marina and Hotel Junior Cs defeated Port Perry in three straight games and now move on to the next round against Stouffville Clippers. The first gamne was played on Tuesday night at Darlington Sports Centre, the second will be played on Saturday at Stouffville at 8 p.m. with the third game Sundayý at 7:30 p.m. at Bowmanville. The fourth g ame goes Wednesday, March 2nd at Stouffville. lt s tentatively slated for 9 p.m., but possibly may be switched to 8 p.m. and the fif th, if necessary back here on Sunday, March 6th at 7:30 p.m. Ail away games will be broadcast over CKLB, Oshawa, sponsored through the courtesy of Bob Stevens of Gien Rae Dairy. ONE BIG WINNER - Congratulations are in order for Hampton Gardens Minor Pee Wees who won the Consolation trophy at the big tour- nament in London on the weekend. D & R Sports Minor Atoms alxnost made it to the championship but were squeezed out when Lon- don beat them after three overtime periQds., Tough luck. FUN DAY - at Oshawa Ski Club on Sunday was a great suçcess. Many of the members came in costume, an Easter Bunny handed out treats to the younger skiers, and we even noticed a set of golf clubs, cart,' etc. ready for the owner to tee off, Barbecues set up outside the main clubhouse was a busy popular spot. And the weather was perfect. WINNERS - of the Lioos Hockey Tickets for N.H.L. gamnes for February, 23rd and 26th are A. O. Dalrymple, Ivan Mathews,,N. L. Cole and Gary Woodbeck, March 2nd and th - Donna Preston, John Kreiz, Jeanette, Hancock and Douig Redknap. For Oshawa Generals games Feb. 24 and,27, Ada Richards and Bert Engley, Jack Baker and Jim Welsh. March 3 and 6, Ted Miller, Bruce Mutton, John Jeffirey and Alex Wiseman. FRED DAVIS - and Charlie Farquharson will co-host the third drawiilg of the Provincial Lottery on Monday, February 28th which will be televised live fromn the Stratford Festival Theatre at 9 p. m. over Global Television. ýTotal value of the draw will be over $10 million. ST. MARYS CEMENT - juvenile hockey team now lead two games to none in their playoffs against Lindsay. The third game goes Wednes- day at nine at Darlington Arena. The team would appreciate your support in attending and cheering for them. BIG BROTHERS - locally, held a successful Bowl for Millions at Liberty Bowl on Saturday. One entry, a dark horse, so to speak, namely Editor John, surprised everyone and himself by rolling a very respectable 161. Total donations are not in as yet, but the committee are pleased with the success of the event. BADMINTON ANDVOLLEYBALL - The De- partment of Recreation is using the Courtice Secondary School Gym on Thursday evenings from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. for adults to get somie exercise by playing Volleyball or Bad- minton. This program is open to the general public. For further information please caîl the Recreation Office 623-3379. Y0 UTH rABOù"W LIN G Senior Mixect League-Judy Holroyd 5, Chow 2; Hayward 5, Oiver 2; Woudstra 7, Reynolds 0-, J. Holroyd 5, Farrell 2; Lane 7, Bisbop 0; Stacey 5, Mlurphy 2. .Team S(andings-Lane 36, Judy Holroyd 35, Woudstra 35, Farrell 32, Chiow 30, Jo-Anne Holroyd 30, Reynolds 17, Oliver 17, Stacey 17, Bisbop 16-, Hayward 16, Murphy 13. Higb Games-Judv Holrovd 282, (698), Jo-Anne Holroyd (K71), Bey Taylor (666), L. Richards 288, R. King 265, W. Van Goor 256, M. Hall 256, J. Van Goor 255. DON'T BUT A 1977 SWIMMING POOL! We stili have 18 above ground pools Ieft over f rom 1976. THEY HAVE TO GO NOM!! Sacrifice for as 10w as $888.ôO CALL DUNCAN COLLECT Days or evenings 1-416-560-3511 CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F NEWCASTLE Department of Parks &,Recreation BOYS BASEBALL COACHES MEETIN WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2nd Bowmanviîle Town Hall Commirittee Roorn 7:3 0 p. m. For T- Bail1, Ato vuaind Pe e Wee Baseba Il. COQACHES ARE NEEDED FOR ALL LEA-GUES. O.K. Boys, Finish Your Fight and Let's'Geët Going Again A three-game' playoff series against the same team usually builds up some antagonisms and this certainly was the case with the Port Darlington Marina Eagles and Port PerryFlamingos. Apparently, the game in Port Perry on Saturday was chippy with some of the hard feelings carrying over to Sunday's game here when Eagle Gary Nemisz and Tom Perigoe engaged in a fisticuff duel. The officiais appear to be ýstanding back, waiting for them to go to the ice or tire themselves out, so they can jump in and separate them. Both combatants received major penalties for their fracas. Frightening Goalie's Mask Scores Opponents It's no wonder the Port Perry Flamingos had trouble scoring on Lennie Chappeil in the Jr. C Eagles net during their recent piayoff series. One look at his mask would distract anyone trying to concentrate on making an accurate shot on goal. A friend of Lennie's did the paint job that shows an eagle's ciaw coming down over the nose piece. Quite a'scary bit of artistry. Lennie and his mask received the Player of the, Week award for their efforts against Flamingos. Eagls Efiminate Flaingos 11-3 Now Take on Stouffville Clippers By Don Wilcox Bowmanville P'ort Darling- ton Marina and Hôtel Junior C's eliminated Port Perry Flamingos from playoff action by a convincing il to 3 count on home ice Sunday night witb 550 fans on hand, taking the Flamingos three straight, miagies returnect to eartier season form completely dom- inating the game and the busiest young man in town Sunday evening had to bc Port's goaler Charlie Dur- wood who ate rubber for one bour of playing time. Coach Cosburn threw to gether a new line because of' suspensions to Sargenson and Morgan which could he called the muscle line, Ion Strike at centre Gary Neminz RW and Nick Vanseggelen LW form- ing a sound hitting line domînating the pits. Jerry Johnson put Eagles on the score board first, waiting for the goaler to make tbe first move assisted by Don Spicher both teams two men short. Joe Humenîck showing bis experi- enced leadership form on the blueline blasted the second goal from tbe point on a pass back from Ted Puk with Jerry Johnson also assisting. Rory Gibbs, hef t uncovered, fired home the next goal on a passout from Boyd Knox. Steve Dunn scored Eagles' next goal after three tries, setup by Gary Cox and Ted Puk. The second period scoring was started by Flamingos Len Thor nby catching Eagles on a long shift, assisted by Doug C7hristie and Bob Sinclair. Eagles Ted Puk set up the screen for the next goal scored by Nick Vanseggelen with tPuk and Humenick earning as- sists. Jerry Johnson'scored on a passout from Ted Puk, a quick shot also assîsting Gary Cox. Eaghes' next goal scored along the ice, a bouncing puck directed by Gary Nemisz witb Nick Vanseggelen assisting. Eagles' first third period goal by Rory Gibbs on a passout by AI Emard with Brian Simpson also assisting. Flamingos Gord Scott counted their second goal assisted by Doug Christie. Boyd Knox had to retire from the game after taking a two handed slash, fortunately not a serions injury. Port Perry's final go>al on a power play, scored by Dave Webster assisted by Rlobert Evans and Mîck Adams. Eagles final goal came from Hon Strike, stand- ing close to the crease. assisted by Gary Nemisz. Eagles next round will be against Stouffvîlle Clippers, a hest of five series. Clinuers are fresh from eliminating Cobourg, three games (o one. Eagles will find tbemselves in a tough series as Clippersý have three good skating lines. Series A between Port Hope Panthers and Lindsay Musk- les bas been a heart stopper eacb period. Lindsay narrow- ed the series two games to one after a 4 to 3 win in the bill town Tbursday nigh( then Friday inight Lindsay were decimated on homne ice by the Panthers demolition line of Davis scoring the gamie win- ner in the first (wo then Barry Roy's (urn, scoring ail 5 goals,' for the Panther 5 to 3 win. The other member, of the line, Hargreves assis(ing, along witb Davis on ahl five goals. The dates of tbe Eagle S(ouffville series, firs( game Darlington Sports Centre Tuesday, Feb. 22, 9 p.m. Stouffville Sa(urday, Feb. 26, Bowmanville Sunday, Feb. 27, 7:30 p.m. Stouffville Wednes- day, Marcb 2, Bowmnanville Sunday, Marcb 6, 7:30 p.m. Five Goarils In Third Period By Don Wilcox Bowmanville'Port -Darling- ton Marina and Hotel Junior C's played Port Perry Flam- ingos in the new Scugog Community Centre Sa(urday nigbt in the second game of tbe playoff series, winning by a 7 to 1 score. Flamingos played a game of intimidation and Eagles fel for the trap in tbe early game play. Fortunately, tbey gained some of their composure in the tbird period, coun(ing five unanswered goals following a close 2- to 1 count after two period. Captain Joe Humenick scored early in the first period, assisted by Rory Gibbs, both teams (wo men short. The rest of the action for the period unfortuna(ely took place la the penalty box. Gary Cox broke down ice for Eagles' only second period goal, assisted by linemates Ted Puk and Jerry Johnson. Flamingos Gord Scott was credi(ed witb tbeir, lone goal on a questionable caîl. Rory Gibbs scored to put the Eagle machine on track early in tbe third on a blast from inside the blueline, assisted by Don Spicher. Jerry Johnson bat(ed in a loose puck, scoring the fourtb goal unassis(ed. AI Emard scored for Engles, taking time to setup the screen :before shooting, assisted by Gibbs and Spicher. Joe Hum- enick counted the next goal, a point blast assisted by John- son and Cox. AI Emard moved in from bhis point, on the large ice surface setup by play- niaker l3rian Simnpson withi Cibh)s also earning an assisi. Peo ple once thon gh t thzlt gold could be dissolved in dew. Local Skaters Have Good Day At Competition. Lt was a good day for local figure skaters Sa(urday, Feb- ruary 12, when the Bowman- ville Figure Skating Club hosted this year's in(erclub competition at tbe Darlington Sports Centre. Figure skaters from Bow- manville came home witb seven medals. The Newcastle village figure, skating club claimed two and Orono's figure skaters had one. Competition came from skaters as fair away as Cobourg and Uxbridge, with more (ban 150 skaters regis- tered in the competîtion., The following is a lis( of first, second and (bird place finishers in each of tbe events at the Pine Ridge competition. Pre-Preliminary Ladies: Wendy Mutton, Bowmanville (fîrst); Diane Paton, Bow- manville (second); Kory Easby, Oshawa ((bird),. Pre-Preliminary Men:i John Taylor, Uxbridge (first); David Fulford, Port Perry (second); Mike Ferjo, Osh- awa ((bird). Preliminary Ladies il and over: Suzanne Taylor, Ux- bridge (first), Joanne Kitras, Oshawa (second); Pamela Sully, Bowmanvîlle ((bird). Preliminary Ladies 12 and over: Sandy Jones, Newcastle (first); Elaine Harper, Port Perry (second); Karen Charles, Port Perry ((bird). Preliminary Men: Rodney Reid, Wbi(by (first); John Mamejec, Oshawa (second); Scott O'Neill, Wbi(by ((bird). Ladies Bronze interpretive 1l and under: Tania Sbestow- sky, Oshawa (first); Dianne Marie Cox, Oshawa (second); CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F NEWCASTLE Department of Parks & Recreation GIRLS SOFTBÀALL COACHES MEETING THURSDAY, MARCH 3rd Bowmanville Town Hal'l Com mittee Room 7 -00 p. M. ALLI.NTERESTED PERSONS Louise Webb, Uxbridge (third). Pre Juvenile Ladies il and under: Kelly Jennings, Oshawa (first); Mary Ellen MacDonald, Oshawa (sec- ond); Paula Gaudet, Whitby (third). 'Pre Juvenîle Men: Darren MacDonald, Oshawa (f irst); Sean Verhoevan, Ajax (ýsec- ond).* Pre-juvenile Ladies 12 and over: Ingrid Baron, Oshawa (first); Elizabeth Letham, Port Perry (second); Kim Taylor, Bowmanville (third). Bronze Interpretive Ladies: Linda Martin, Whitby (first); Heather Anyan, Bowmanville (second); Leslie Allems, Whitby (tbird). Bronze Interpretive ýMen: David Scotland, Uxbridge (first); Rodney Reid, Whitby (second); Daniel Lloyd, Osh- awa (third). Pre Novice Ladies il and under: Sherri Goodwin, Ux- bridge (first); Stephanie Hood, Oro.no (second); Mar- got Day, Oshawa (third). Pre Novice ýLadies 12 and over: Dianne Lloyd, Oshawa (first);- Jackie Steil, Whitby (second); Joan Tink, Bow- manville (third). Pre Novice Men: David Scotland, Uxbridge (first); Drew Sikes, Oshawa (sec- ond); Craig Hopps, Oshawa (third). Juvenile.Ladies 12 and over: Cheryl Anyan, Bowmanville (first); Lisa Alli, Newcastle (second);- Doraine MacDon- ald, Port Perry (third). Juvenile Ladies il and under: Miranda Traas, Osha- wa (first); Rhonda Ann God- WISHING TO COACH PLEASE ATTEND. Intrerested lu Updating Tour Transportatione 1974 MUSTANG Il 2-DR. HARDTOP Finished in Roman Red. 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P53899 Phone Weldon Brown - Stew PrestIon Cedric Russell or CIiff Moore "The Home ofOId-Fashioned Hospitality" S16 6 K in g S t . E . 6 2 3 - 3 3 9 6 ~ Louise Webb, Uxbridge (third>. Juvenile Men: Stephen Vanelst, Oshiawa (first>; Aaron \We1)b, Uxbridge (second); Pau!l James Lewis, Port Hope (thiird). Preliminary Dance: Coleen Creighton, Rodney 'Reid, Whitby (first). Long Soult Mr. anci Mrs. Allan Baker, Burlington were Sunday after- noon visitors, Mr. an'rd Mrs. Joe Leavens, Haydon were Saturday evening visitors and Mr. Keith ýGoble and boys Blackstock were Friday din- ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. Baker. Mrs.,Gabriel Kovacs visited ber aunt Mrs. Allie Micheil, Toronto, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mur- phy were Saturday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Stephenson and boys, New- castle celebrating James' birthday, the, boys spending Saturday night with their grandparents while theîr parents enjoyed the old tymne dance in Tyrone L.O.A. Hall Saturday evening. 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