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FLASHBACK - 25 YEARS AGO- Frank Jamnieson's team heads the Jack and Jili bowling league for the fali season. Special prizes were awarded to Ace Richards for low man, Gwen Black Ilow lady, Phil Rogers high lady and Glen Thompson high man. FLASHBACK- 10 YEARS AGO, - Bill Crossey scored seven goals to lead Bryson's Smoke Shop to first place in the Commercial Hockey League, defeating Walter Frank Real Estate 14 - 5. PETER VIPOND- a former 'Bowmanville businessman, and player coach of the Whitby Warriors Senior A hockey team will be serving in that capa»city also on January 2nd when the Warriors meet a. strong team from Russia at, Oshawa Civic Centre. Plan now to attend, both Pete and Tom Simpson will be in the Warrior line-up. OUTBOARD MOTORS- will be restricted' on certain lakes in, Algonquin Provincial Park beginning in 1978, Natural Resources Minister Frank S. Miller announced last week. For information on this topic re lakes and horsepower motors phone Information Officer, (416) 965-3081. GREG COX - and Bill Davidson, the 1977 sidecar- champions, will show their $20,000 sidecar motorcycle at 'the International World of Motorcycles show at the International Centre in Toronto on January 6 -8. They will be competing in the 24 hour endurance race in Florida December 3lst and January lst. WHITBY - Warriors OHA Senior A Hockey Club, playing out of Whitby Iroquois Arena, have gained the services of Tom Simpson who is a native of this area. "Pete" Vipond said the signing of Simpson from Courice, took place hast week. Possessing one of the hardest slapshots in hockey, the riglit winger played his minor hockey with Bowmanville, Jr. A with Oshawa Generals, and recently has been with the WHA Toronto Toros, going to Edmonton Oilers and then to Springfield and Binghamp- ton. Tom turned down a chance to join Philadelphia Firebirds and decided to return home. Best of luck Tom. Bowmanville Port Darling- ton Marina and Hotel Junior C's, hosting the fourth annual Central Ontario Junior AIl- Star game Monday evening, were outscored by a 4 to 1 count. Eagles were held to one goal after two periods of play on the strength of excellent and lucky goaltending by first THE NORTH UMB ER1LAN D NEWCASTLE BOARD 0F EDUCATION PRES E NTS JII c L at 49 Lity St. N. RELG;S TR A TIQN: Tues.,,Jan. 3 and Wed.,,Jan. 4 f rom 7 - 9p.m. FEES: Senior Citizens: no fee 20 hr. courses: $ 7.50 30 hr. courses: $1 1.25 Because of the demand for certain courses, no telephon e registrations wiII be accepted before Thursday, Jan. 5, 1978. In addition, for certain courses, a tool deposit fee and-or a materials fee may be charged. BEGINNER'S TYPING: 20 hrs., Monday. Basic typing" skills. BEGINNER'S SEWING: 20 hrs., Monday. Basic sewing skills. CROCH ET: 20 hrs., Monday- Wednesday. Basic skills. DECOUPAGE: 20 hrs., Monday. Corne and Iearn this growing craft.. FIRPST AI D: 20 hrs., Monday. A practical course for everyday and emergency situat,0ions. INTERIOR DECOIRATING: 20 hrs., Monday. Colour co-o,--!rdiation, selection of furnishings and decorating ideas. MACRAME: 20 hrs., Monday - Wednesday. Basic skills in this popular craft. INTRODUCTORY PHOTOGRAPHY: 30 hrs., Monday. A chance to Iearn how to use photographic equipment and to improve the quality of yourpictures. IMPROVE YOUR BRIDGE: 20 hrs., Wednesday. A course for people with basic knowledge who wish to improve their game. QUI LTING: 20 hrs., Monday. A modemn approach to quilIting. SEWING: Intermediate: 20 hrs., Wedne sday. A continuation of the beginner's course. TYPING: Begînner's Pt. 2: 20 hrs., Wednesday. Emphasis will be on speed and accuracy. UNDERSTANDING HUMAN BEHAVIGUR: 20 hrs., Monday: The objective of this course is to provide the participants wlth some insight into the behaviour of children and adolescents. Techniques of coping with inappropriate behaviour wilI be discussed. This course which is based on the Adierian Model will be of particular value to parents, teachers and people in managerial positions. KNOW YOUR CAR: 30 hrs., Monday. Basic auto maintenance and minor repairs. UPHOLSTERY: 30 hrs., Monday - Wednesday. Individuai skills for individual needs. YOGA: 20 hrs., Monday. Stress on f itness, concentration and exercise. BASIC LIFE SUPPORT COURSEý': 20 hrs., Wednesday. Suc- cessful completion of this course wiII certify participants as basic rescuers in accordance withth Canadian and Ontaý,rio Heart Foundation standards. Lectures wiIl include: lite support and management,&f cardiac arrest; review of criteria for assessment. Labs wiII include dýemonstration.of CPR involving witnessed arrest, unwitnessed arrest-,, obstructed airway and infant resuscitation. This' course couldprv to be of exceptional value to those persons working in medi.cal and-or allied health care areas as well as to the general publiýc. For furhe r nmation contact Mr. Gary Milovick at B.H.S. 623-4416 Port Perry's Charlie Dur- wood, then Cobourg's Rick Buchanan. The Ahl-Stars came up with three unanswered goals in the third. The third goal and the clincher for the Stars came after a penalty cail to Kim Rasmussen who threw, a classic body check (an almost forgotten art in today's hockey) and was called for a high-sticking penalty. Danny Wilcox in the net for the Eagles first haîf played very strong matching saves of the BowanvllePort Darling- ton IMari na and Hotel Junior C's played in Port, Perry Thursdiay night outscoring the Flamingos 7 to 1. The Eagle power play which has been having its ups and down s came to life connecting for three goals. Danny Wilcox had an outst-anding game between the pipes f>or Eagles stopping two breakaways and blocking shots with, consistency throughout the game. Eagle regulars Simpson, Scott, Sar- ginson and Koczalub missed the game. Filling in as backup goaler was Russ Gordon, and also suited up was Brian Dennis, both up from the Juveniles. First period scorers for Eagles: Steve Dunn from Jerry Johnson and John Conboy; Gary Cox scored the second goal assisted by Jerry Johnson. Eagles scored two quick goals,' 20 seconds apart in the second. Johnson from Cox then Johnson from Cox. and Ted Puk. The fifth goal camie fromi Don Farrow, assists to Johnson and Conboy. Kirk, Kemp scored from Nick VanSeggelen and Conboy. The lone third period goal was by Cox from Johnson. As the game wore on the sticks came higher and higher. Flaingswho were out of the game on the scoreboard, layed on liberal portions of lumnber. Stars and showing excellent, reflex' action. Scoring for the Stars at the 6:45 mark of the first period, Chris Buller, assîsted by Tim Quinn and Perry Brown, Eagles counted a quick goal eight seconds later, Gary Cox connecting from Don Farrow. The second, period saw no scoring. Eagles pressed hard, the puck rolling all around the Stars' net, but were unable to blink the red light. The third period, first a soft goal of the flakey variety beat Liberty Belles Pliillips wnlst schedule w,:ith 3i4points;, Brgg elg seconrd with l 33 plns High singile for tolday Dot Bond, 245. High double today- Barb Osborne 455 (244, 211)'. High lst game for a box of candy donated ,by Liberty Bowl was won by Beatrice M organ, Orono. Hidden scores for singles- Jeanne Spear, Pat Forsey, Una Miller, Edna Barko tied, Joyce Bird, Marion Almey tied, Reta Fice, Judy Martin, Pat Lunn, Gloria Nicholîs, Helen Sheehan, Dorc Mutton, Joan Therteil, Faye Allen. Hidden score for doubles: Marian Henning, Sheila Wil- son, Rose Dickinson, Cheryl Swan, Duaine Palmer, Isobel Davis, Beatrice Morgan, Kay Blanchard, Donna Osborne, Marlon Gibson, Wilnia Coombes, Dale Foran. Bowling will start January 3rd, 1978, 1:30 sharp. I would like to say "Thanks" to Canadian States- man, and wish each and everyone a prosperous new year. SALES R. R. 2 Newcastle Hwy. No. 115 and 35 Phone 987-5174 Eagle- goaler Bob Koczalab. Brian Seabrooke got the goal, along the ice, assisted by Gary Beukaboom. Stars' game cli- cher on a power play, Ted Asinck scoring on a passout by Jim Coombes, at the 10:55 mark. The fourth goal was by Phil Cochrane from Brian Seabrooke at the 12:12 mark. On December Mt, the Mary Brown Novices travelled to Lindsay to play and came away wîth a 2-2 tie. Bowmanville opened the scoring in the first period with Barry Oiver scoring his first goal, of the season. Lindsay came back to score two goals in the second period. The game was then tied in the third period with Chris Beck scoring and Barry Oliver getting the assist. We really outplayed the opposition but were unable to find the opening,- outshooting the opposition 20 to 3. Chris Beck, Brad Carnegie and Glen Campbell played a strong game getting rnost of the shots on goal. Defeat Pickering 5-0 On December lth the Novices played a strong game, in Pickering,- defeating them ,5-0. The defense of Michael Houston, Shawn Rekker, Bobby McArthur and'Barry Oliver played strongly pre- venting the. opposition from having one shot on goal.,The forward line of Larry Perris, Cory Sweet and David Fairey played very strong offensive hockey. Bowmanville opened the scoring in the second period with a goal by David Fairey with assists to Larry Perris and Shawn Rekker. Larry Perris came back to score with David Fairey getting the assist. In the third period David Fairey scored his second goal with assist going to Cory Sweet and Larry Perris. Then Brad Carnegie scored with assists going to Chris Beck and Glen Campbell. Ta round, off the scoring Shawn Rekker scored unassisted. Defeat StoUffville 4-1 On December l7th, the Novices defeated Stouffville 4-1 in Bowmanville. In the first period Shawn Rekker scored unassisted to put the Toros on the score- board. The second period started off badly with the opposition scoring. The local boys camne back quickly scoring three goals. Glen Campbell scored with as.sists going to Brad Carnegie and Chris Beck. Chris Beck then scored an unassistedigoal. Michael Gallant camne back in the third to score with assists to Scott Burns and Kelly Anthony. In this game the line of Scott Burns, Michael Gallant and Kelly Armstrong played strongly for 'the Toros. TheBomvle December 16, 1977, Novice- Grape Crush - 6 - Dwayne Lush 2, Jimmy McWilliams, Bradly Sainsbury, Mark Trip. Elmhurst Hotel - 3 - Rob Baker 2, Rob Bosak. Pee Wee-December 17, 1977 -Cable T.V. - 1 R. Baker. Nichols Motors- 4 - Todd Stephens 2, Dane Rupa, Tim Henning. Mr. Submarine -4-Erie Vyskocial, Mike Richards, Scott Richards 2. Goodyear Rangers - 2 - Wayne Bragg. Dennison Mfg. - 3 - Victor Romard, Glenn Klompmaker, Jason Parks. Hutton Trans- port - 2 - David Hancock, Greg Bell. 1 Larry's Sports - 3 - Sandy Wiseman, Tim Cowie, Ian McKay. Rotary Kings - 2- Rob Hoogkamp, Barry Yates. December 9, 1977, Novice - lires Root Beer - 5 - Penny Brown 3, Scott Veals 1, Timmy Tho Rotary Club of Bowmoenville - Wa,,,tc-h future advertise-,ments for further detoils, Smith 1. Denis Pizzeria - 1 - Paul Stainton. December 15, 1977 - Elm- hurst Hotel - 1 - Rob Baker. Cross. Town Cleaners - 4 - Jamie Todd 2, Fred Milîson 2. Atom - Kinsmen - 4 - Tracey Stephens, Randy Smit, John Devries, Bobby Gill. Osborne and Shank Insuirance - 4 - Jeff Groves, Mîichael Fairey, Tim Davidson, ïDanny Player. December 11, 1977, Midget - Voyageurs - 5 - Peter Filia- tault, Tom Eyman 2, Kevin Anyan, Stephen Laurion. Attersley Tire - 3 - Marc Richards, Mike Janssens, Steven Cole. Ail Stares Boat Eagl.s in 4-2 Decision Recýeatiîon Hockey *le dee NOWO... Un the comif ort 'Of youýLr own town's golf course, you can become'ia paprt of thS majorsorslssc Co-sponisored by The Bowmanvlle Cleaners presents the Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association -Weekly Schedule - vn Bowmnanvi lîe Arena WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 8:00 p.m. -Minor Bantam - Lindsay vs. Bow. Darlington Sports Centre WEDNE S AY, JANUARY 4 7:-00 p. m. - Pee Wee 2nd - Whitby vs. Bow. 8:30 p.m. - Juveni le - Whitby vs. Bow. 84 King St. West 623-5520 Wespecîalize in Shirt Laundering."', SPORT-TAL K BOAT SHOW - the annual Toronto Interna- tional Boat Show wihl take place January 13 -22 at the Exhibition Place, Cofiseum. GRANT - the town of Whitby wihh- receive an Ontario grant of $25,000 for the planning and development of Iroquois Beach A pproved Park. The site consists of 20 acres of undeveloped land, fronting on Lake Ontario, along the west side of Whitby harbor to the east side of Gordon St. The development plhan includes filling, grading, landscaping and general development work. Mary Browfn 'Novices t.ontinu'e Winn Ina Wavs