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to Todd Hooper, Kevin Welsh, Jon Januk, Kevin Tink and Mark Matthews. Wednesday, November 2, Inche Welding Major Ban- tams played (or attended) a game in Whitby, losing 10-1. The Toros played a complete- ly unorganized game. Goalies Terry Brady and Craig Ger- man did'nt have a chance as the defence were caught up the ice most of the game. The lone goal for the Toros went to Scott Paterson with Mark Matthews and Kevin Tink drawing the assists. Saturday, November 5, Inche Welding Major Ban- tams played host to Whitby in back to back games. The Toros starting to come out of their slump played a good hitting game most of the time. Although the score was 6-2 for Whitby it was not a realistic picture of the play. Todd Seniïor Cit ÎzE The Bowmanville Senior Citizen's Club met on Nov. 8 at the Lions Community Centre with a large attendance pre- sent. Mrs. Walter Woolley presided at the business meeting which preceded the evening's entertainment. A motion was proposed by Mr. E. W. Bradley and seconded by Mrs. W. J. Malley that a letter should be sent to the Lion's Club to express the appreciation of the Senior Citizens' Club for the accom- modation which has been provided at the Lion's Com- Hooper scored both goals for the Toros with Scott Paterson and Tim Almond drawing assists. munity Centre years; for the u Parkwood Fall Flower Show for regular evening meetings and for card-playing on Thurs- day afternoons; for a room tor committee meetings at any time; for the use of the kitchen and all its equipment, all this without any expense or re- sponsibility for the Senior Citizens' Club. The motion was passed unanmously. At a previous meeting a motion was passed that the Club should express its grati- tude to the Bowmanville Lawn Bowling Club for providing expense-free lawn bowling facilities for all senior citi- zens, and for the use of the club-house as a drop-in centre during the summer months Appreciation was expressed 'he opening day of the Parkwood Fall Flower in the photos above. The show will continue for one Show and Chrysanthemum Tea was held Satur- more week on Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday day, November 5th with many visitors from the and Thursday afternoons when visitors will be aiea in attendance, including several relatives of welcomed by the Parkwood Operating Commit- the late Col. R. S. McLaughlin who built the tee. Oshawa residents will be admitted free of magnificent residence on Simcoe St. North, charge. eshawa. The flowers were at their peak as shown fiche Welding Bantams Play Six League Games Vin Two and Lose Four riday, October 21, Inche travelled to Port Hope, defeat- Welding Major Bantams ing them7 to 4. Scoring for the Toros were Todd Hooper with 2 goals and Kevin Tink, Dana Peebles, Lenny Dyck, Stephen Ogden and Tim Almond each drawing singles. Assists went to Kevin Tink-2 assists, Kevin Welsh, Doug Dilling, Todd Hooper and Kent Wilcox-1 assist each. Saturday, October 22 Cobourg was in town to play their second league game against Inche Welding Major Bantams. The first period gave us a good 10 minutes of skating and hitting. The Toros ended the period 1-0 when Tim Almond scored from a pass by Kevin Welsh. At 10 seconds into the second period, Todd Hooper put the puck into the net on another pass from Kevin Welsh. Forty- five seconds later, Cobourg got on the scoreboard when Paul Maddigan slipped the puck by Craig German. A couple of minutes later, the Toros scored on a power play. Doug Dilling passed the puck out to the point and a quick shot by Brent Thompson hit the upper left hand corner making it 3-1 for the Toros. Cobourg then became a frus- trated team taking unneces- sary penalties. The Toros continued their scoring ways. Dana Peebles made it 4-1 on a pass from Kevin Tink at the 4:30 mark of the second period. Todd Hooper got his second goal of the evening at 6:10 with assists from Tim Almond and Kevin Welsh. Four minutes and fifty seconds later, Todd registered his third goal for the Hat Trick, assists went to Scott Paterson and Kevin Welsh. Todd got his fourth goal again assisted by Kevin Welsh in the third period. Cobourg scored the two final goals, ending the game at 7-3 for the Toros. Sunday, October 23, the Toros travelled to Trenton for an exhibition game. The Toros played a poor hitting game and were defeated 3-0 by Trenton. Thursday, October 27, Inche Welding Major Bantams played in Bay Ridges losing 6-4, still in what appeared to- be a slump which started in Trenton. The Toros had the game won up to the last four minutes and 25 seconds of the game when they seemed to stop playing, allowing Bay Ridges to score 4 goals. Scoring for the Toros were Mark Matthews with 2 goals, Brent Thompson and Todd Hooper with singles. Assists went to Paul Dadson drawing two and a single for Tim Almond. Saturday, October 29, Inche Welding Major Bantams played host to the Bay Ridges Club. The second period of the game ended with a score of 4-3 for Bay Ridges. The third period went the same way as it had Thursday night with Bay Ridges scoring three times and the Toros once. The final score of the game was 7-4 for Bay Ridges. Scoring for the Toros were Tim Almond, Lenny Dyck, Dana Peebles and Kevin Tink. Assists went Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 16, 1977 7 taken an interest in the Club. > The report of the Nominat- ing Committee as presented by Mrs. L. W. Luffman was adopted. The officers for 1978 are as follows: Past President, Mrs. George Stapleton; President, Mrs. K. R. Fletcher; Ist Vice President, Mrs. George Stapleton; 2nd Vice-Presi- dent, Mrs. R. Dickinson; Secretary, Mrs. L. J. Langs; Treasurer, Miss Lillian Smith; Assistant Treasurer, Mr. Gladvs Rahme Execu- tive Committee; Mrs. J.R. Morgan, Mr. Eber Snowden, Mr. Orme Falls, Mrs. G. Rahme. Mrs, Woolley introduced the Melody Anns and Sams, a group of about thirty men and women from the Oshawa Senior Citizens' Club who sing for their own pleasure and for the pleasure of their apprecia- tive audiences. They wear the colourful costumes of our ;ioneer days. The timely teme of the first group of songs was the Dominion of Canada, from sea to sea. A reader, Mr. Brown introduced eacn province in turn and a song distinctive of that pro- vince followed. The songs in the second group were ones of happiness, favourites of the past which are returning to popularity. The talented direc- tor of the Anas and Sams is for the assistance given the Miss Marguerite Wright and Club by the Recreation De- the accomplished pianist is partment which sends out Mrs. Freda Barrison. notices of its monthly meet- A social hour during which ings and arranges for the refreshments were served by Charterways bus to drive Mrs. Enoch Bain and her for many members to and from meet- assistants brought a happy se of the hall ings. Mr. Fanning has always eveninU to a close. SALE CONTINUES AT Wecoratg 0Centre Big Savîngs on Sweetheort's Il- Bowkmanvillo Maltil - 623-9121