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8The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvîlle, Novemnber 30. 1977, .623-3303 NEED THREE COACHES- The Recreation Minior Hockey League are in need of three coaches, one in the Novice League, one in Pee Wee and one Bantarn., If, you are interested please contact the Recreation Departrnent at- 623-3114 or 623-3379.' JUNIORS WIN,, SENIORS LOSE - Courtice Secondary' Scbool's two outstanding girls', basket- hall teams nearly made it to the COSSA finals, but the Seniors were harely outpointed in the LOSSA final hy Pickering Trojans 58-55 after Cougars had led most of the game. In the junior final, Courtice juniors dominated play throughout to defeat Oshawa Central Chiefs 46-42. The Chiefs staged a strong comneback in the final period but couldn't pot enough baskets to overcome the Cougar lead. The COSSA finals take -place today in Lindsay. HOW SWNEET IT WAS - The Stouffvilie Clippers carne to town Sunday night, no doubt hoping to continue their winnilng streak against the Marina Junior C Eagles whorn they had defeated twice this season in their srnall arena. It was not to be, the Eaglýes poured on the coal and kept rarnming the puck, at the Clippers' goalle al night until he rnust have been sick of the sight of rubber. When it was alfover, the Bowrnanville boys were out fin front 7 to 3 and rnighty happy about it. GREY CUP FIASCO -- Those Edmonton Eskimos, supposedly-accus tomed to playing in cold weather on snow-covered turf were neyer in the game, at Montreal on Sunday. In contrast, Alouettes' Virginia native Sonny Wade, once the first quarter was over, appeared to thrive on the slippery surface, throwing more accurate passes than he often has done when conditions were much more favorable. And that place kicker Don Sweet also appeared right at home as they gave the Eskimios a thorough druhhing., The 68,000 plus fans, except those fromr Montreal, must pave been disgzusted to have paid a lot of money for tickets, wi th i t ending up no contest. Maybe next year- they might consider moving the date a month earlieir or finding a way to raise more millions and top that Olymapic stadium off with a roof. SKATE' SHARPENING KING'S Tatunton Road Fast HOCKEY EQU I PAENT SPORT CENTRE dshawa Just east at Five Points Mail) PHONE 579-4444 3(00 ICYCLES RalI-,igh - CCM on Sale for Christmas 29e King St. E. 623-5747 Rlding HlIgh In Flrst Place McGregor Hardware Atoms Outclass Alax Atoms 5-3 Beat Brook li n-Whitby 6-2 Bowmaniflle Major Aton Toros, sponsored by Me Gregor Home Hardware played two games on 'th, weekend during O.M.H.A Major Atom Lakeshoi là-ague action. On Saturday, Nov. ,26th, th( Toros hosted their old rivaI from Ajax and handed themî 5-3 setback in a very well played and hard-fougi c9)ntest. The Bowmanville lad, jumped into a 1-0 lead early ir the opening period when Jor Clieff fired a goal, assisted bý Jeff Dawson. The Toro. grabbed a 2-0 lead onî goal by Greg Watson, agaii the assist going to Dawson. The very scrappy Ajax tear scored two goals in the same period to even the count. The McGregor Hardware Toros again took the lead wit] a goal coming off the stick of Dawson who played a great two-way game. The assists on the goal went to defenceman Pierre St. Amand and Watson, Ajax again evened the count, the goal comilng at the 6:2 mark. Less th1-an two minutes later, St. Amnand fireda blistering shot from the point that the Ajax netmînder just couldn't control. This goal proved to be the, game winner. He was assisted on the play by Lornie Whitmarsh. 1There was only one scoring play in the final period. Witl just 34 seconds remaining in the game, Brent Neill scored on . beautiful passing play tc give the Toros a two goal edge. The assist on th~e goal wen-t to Tom McLaughlln. Both squads were flying in this gamne. Ajax had only lost one game so far this season and this was the team that eliminated Bowmanvîlle fromn the Lakeshore Championship last season. The 0Toros seormed to get stronger as th-,e gaie progressed. The visitors were relying on mainly two lunes, unlike the Bowmanville squad that bas three balanced lines. Alan Ulrich was in goal for M Bowmanville and came up with several key saves to earn the well-deserved victory. Defeat Brooklin'-Whitby On Sunday evening, the McGregor Hardware Major Atoms journeyed to Brooklin Arena to play the Brooklin- Whitby Major, Atoms. Bow- manville won the game 6-2. Bowmanville scored the only goal in the opening period, Jeff Dawson pulling the trigger. Assists on the goal went to his centre man Greg Watson and Jon Clieff. In the middle period, both clubs scored twice as B-W really started to apply the pressure to the Toros. Wats~on scored the second Toro goal assisted bv Dawson. Lorne' Whitmarsh, who was really flying in this game, scored the third goal for Bowmanville, assiàts going to Brad Cruess and Paul Robichaud. The final period of the game belonge.i to the McGregor Hardware lads as they scored three unanswered goals. Brian Heard scored a pretty goal, assisted by Whitmarsh. Paul, Robichaud scored the fifth Toro goal, with the assists going to Heard and Pierre St. Amand. Brad Cruess notched the final tally, the assist going to Robichaud. Chris,,Clifton was in goal for Bowmanville and made several stops, many of them being very difficuit. ,nFLASHBACK - 25 YEARS AGO - Dr. H.B. Rundie leads the Men's Major Bowling League with an 860 triple (248-321-291). AI Osborne has -817 ý(317-292-208). Next cornes Bill Bates 780, Matt sHarrison 768, Russ Hailman 731. ;t FLASHBACK - 10 VEARS AGO - Corporal il H.R. "Pat" Corneil was presented with a coffee table by his many friends and associates at y the Legion Hall on Friday, prior to leaving for the Downsview Detachment after 15 y9ars à in Bowmanville. 1 DARTS - after four weeks of play in the Men's Dart League, the team of Ah Saman, Bob Wallis, Don Smith, Duke Tighe, and Bill Sutton Sr., is tied for first place with 'Randy Beauprie, Bill Bates, iDon Çowle, Bob Hayes and Barney Woodward. MCGREGOR - Hardware Major Atorn hockey team, coached by Brian Purdy, are plRýying" extremely- exciting hockey these days antd have a firm grip oýn flrst pilacei the Ieague. They may, be seen in action at the local arena on Saturday's at two. ou'I e am azed at their positionai play, checkingand shooting. INDIVIDUAL - leading scores in the Men's Legion Dart League are Double Ins-Dave Edmondson, 13, SDouble Outs-Wayne Paeden 10, BasebaIllA1b Saman, 19 average, One Innings Basebaîl-Trevor Hulme, and Bob Brown - 9. ON TARTO , plans to increase the provincial park fees and restrict the, consumption and possession of alcoholie beverages in parks. Approved by the Ontario Cabinet these changes will corne into effect on April lst, 1978, OFFICERS - elect éd to the Clarke Orienteering Club at their annual meeting are Director Lars Carlson, president, Gord Blaker, sect'y-treas., Betty Blaker, membership Sandra Bryson, property chairman Risto Santala. Lt, was noted at the meeting that during the past year the Clarke team of lion Lowry, Tim Paloitie and Tim Blaker won the Senior Men's Championships held at St. Jerome, Quebec. Again the Club will also incorporate Cross Country Skiing and anyone interested in joining the club should phone 725-9584 or 623-7175. TIhe BowmanlleCenr presents the Boawmranvillwe Minor HiockeyAsoitn - Weemkly Schedule le Bowmanvil le Arena SATURDAy, DECEMBER 3 12 Noon - Novice - Pickering vs. Bow. 1:00 p.m. - Minor Atom - Ajax vs. Bowmanville 2:00 p. m. -Major Atom - Lindsay vs. Bow. 3:00 p.m. - Minor Pee Wee - Peterborough vs. Bow. 4:00 p.m. - Major Pee Wee - Peterborough vs. Bow. 5:30 p.m. - Minor Bantam - Bay Ridges vs. Bow. 7:00 p.m. - Major Bantam - Stouffvi lie vs. Bow. 8:30 p.m. - Minor Midget - T.B.A. Darlîngton Sports Centre SATURDAY, DECEMBER '3 6: 50 p.m. - Pee Wee 2nd - Whitby vs. Bowmanville 8:00 p.m. - Bantam 2nd - Uxbridge vs. Bow. 9:30 p.m. -Midget 2nd - Oshawa vs. Bow. Darlington Sports Centre WEDNESDAy, DECEMBER 7 7:00 p.m. - Major Midget - Markham vs. Bow. 8:30 p.m. - Juveni - Stouffville vs. Bow. Cleannera Ltd., 84 King St. West> 623-5520 ""We specialize in Shirt Laundering."1 Bo wmaniville Diam onds IEngagement Sets ,e, -e Js a il- ht [s in )n )y s a in ri. In Le -e ,h )f It Tykes Team Standings C. Tripp 33, Desousa 27, Kirkton 25, Smith 25, Simpson 24, Crawford 19. iligli Singles M. Smith 180-135, J. Smith 143, T. DeGooyer 115. lligh Doubles M. Smith 315, J., Smith 233, T. DeGooyer 199, P. Mclntyre 171. Bantam Boys Team Standings Woolley 56, Stacey 50, Wes- selius 37, Jewers 29, Cowling 20, Luxton 16. High Singles, S. woolley 223, M. Lugten- burg 177. High Triples S. Wooîîey 511, M. Lugten- burg 504, R. Jewers 413. Bantam Girls Team Standings Cathy Connelly 63, Carolyn Connelly 48, Bons 33, Austin 32, Greenley 22, Kennett 13. High Gamnes T. Burns 165 (473), Cathy Connelly 189 (457), C. Austin 147 (360). Junior Boys Team Standings Wesselius 58, Ells 40, Rozema 35, Luxton 26, Smith 26, Richards 25. High Singles S.Wesselius 236-236, W. Mutton 224, T. Henning 215-265 -284, R. Anderson 213, M. Erwin 206-281, S. Bate 208, R. McLean 202. High Triples T. Henning 764, M. Erwin 650, S. Wesselius 642. Junior Girls, Team Standings Almond 57, Applegath .48, Luxton 45, VanGoor 40, Wright 32, Lane 25, Adams 25, Coombes 8. High Singles H. Roberts 220, W. Stephens 203, P. Almond 202, C. Zealand 201, R. Wright 200. SALES R.R. 2 Fewcastle. H N 1 5 dJ lligh Triples P. Almond 561, H. Roberts 535, W. Stephens 513. Senior Mixed League Teet standings Reynolds 56, Judy Holroyd 53, Murphy 52, vanGoor 42, Fairey 41, Hilts 40, Leavis 39, Woudstra 38, Coombes 30, Taylor 25, Leddy 24, Jo Anne Holroyd 22. lligh Games, J. Murphy 309-272 (779), P. Reynolds 278-251 (702), Jo Anne Holroyd 303 (678), K. Adams 251 (641). Foundry MIk.d Bowling Team Standings Linda Cryderman 211½,' 33932, Dot Bridger 21, 33309, Sam Adams 20, 34065, Ross Hall 20, 33292, Linda Adams 151/2, 32087, Gord Simpson 10, 31983. High triple-Ross Hall, 745. Linda Adams 768. High single-Sharon Apted 288, Ross Hall 286. Over 200 Sharon Apted 288, 201, Linda Ada ms 286, 285, Ross Hall 286, 230, 229, Gord Simpson 270, 219, AI Sweetman 261, 213. Van Dyk Van Dyks travelled to Tren- ton on November 13 and left with a 7-5 exhibition game win. Lt was a hard fought contest which saw the Toros lead 1-0 after 'the first and 3-1 at the end of the second. Wayde Preston notched the hat trick while singles went to Nick Nosowenko," Greg Brunt, Mark Luxton and Brent' Clemiens. Assisting were Paul Cascagnette 3, Dean Holmes 2 Stan Greenham 2, Murray Fiuddy,'Clemens and ]Brunt. Wednesday, November 16 had the Realtors skate to a 7-2 victory over Peterborough. Van Dyks jumped to a 5-0 lead after the first period. The Toros continually put the pressure on but were thwarted time and time agaîn by the Peterborough goalie. Paul Reid was the top marksmen with 3. Greg Brunt added a pair as Wayde Preston and Dean Holmes tallied one. Paul Bedard aàsisted on 3, Brent Clemens and Jim Hogarth twice while Murray- Ruddy, Midgets' Stan Greenham and H-olmes had 1 each. The next night Bowmanville was in Ajax only to suffer a 4-1 set back. Paul Reid openéd the scoring on a play set up by Greg Brurft and Stan Green- ham. Ajax came back with 2 in the second and third periods. It was one of those nights where the Toros played weil enough to win but just coulidn't bulge the twine., On November 23,' the Tobros found the range against Stouf-' fville as the Real Estate crew hammered the viiiters 11-3. Completely dominating, the play the Toros scored 4 in the first and second and three in~ the last. Wayde Pre*on founý the mark 5 times. Stan- Greenham, added à pair as singles went to Brentt Clem- ens, Nick Nosowenko, Paul Reid and Bill Wright. Greg Brunt was the chief play- maker as he assisted on s goals. Other assists went to Bill Wright with 3, Brent Clemens 3, Murray Ruddy, Paul Reid, Stan Greenham, i One MoreFIni We have just, a few SPORT- TAL k from HIooper' s Jewellers, %,j , Touth Bowliq