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"VanDyk's Realtor Midgets Lose at I3rama1ea B $wmanville's Van Dyk Real Estate Major Mdgets were in Bramelea over the holiçlays to compete in the Reglonal Silver Stick competi- tiori. Th~e Toros opened on -a happy nlote by downing Aurora -2. Murray Ruddy scored the ,-rst goal late in the first period on a blistering shot from just inside the blueline. Bill Wright drew the assist. Two second period power play tallies put the Realtors up by 3. M~ark Luxton and Stan Greenham combined with Paul Reid for the first. Reids blazing slapshot from the point caught the top lef t hand corn~er of the net. Thirty-eight seconds later, Jody Ross flipped in a rebound for the score with Luxton and Ruddy assisting. Aurora boomed back with two goals before the second period ended. The Toros played a tight defensive thirçi period and Reid's second goal of the night ended Aurora's hopes with 23 Tourney, seconds remaining, on. the dlock. With the Aurora goalie pulled for an extra attacker, Reid trapped the puck at the Toro blueline and raced the iength of the ice to score. Markham stunned the Toros with a 2-1 overtime upset. The game was an exciting and well played affair which saw the Toros carry the edge in every department except the score- board. VanDyk's drew first blood as Greg Brunt scored midway through the first ramming home Bill Wrights rebound. The tally held until Markham tied the match with 3 minutes and 19 seconds left in the third period. VanDyks kept the pressure on in'the overtime but just like in the other periods they were thwarted by an exceptionally hot Mark- ham goalie. With 3 minutes and 2 seconds left in the first overtime, Markham connected for the tie breaker. Markham went on to the finals and were defeated 4-2 by Streetsville. Team 1 Harold'Michelson, May All- dread, John Hlilts, Joyce Braybrook, Gwen Laroque. Team 2 Howie Pollard, Gord Lang- ley, Audrley Laroque, Pat Newyman, Mickey McHolm. Team 31 Charles Rundle, Milt Dakin, Beverly Devries, Chris Lehmann, Fern Burgess. Teami4 Ross Hall, Theresa Del- ornme, Rick Grant, Marion Alkdread, Elaine Shane. Team 5 John Serrurier, Bey. All- dread, AI MacDowall, Hetty Kapteyn, Jim Brown. Team 6 Gloria Smith, Debbie Nes- bitt, Wilfred Hall, Peter Lehlmann, Dave Ferguson, Roger Newman. Team 7 D~on Ellis AI Kiely, Butch Alldread, Andy Bonsma, Sandra Devitt, Vi Langley. Team 8 John Luffman, George Evers, Crystal Santerre, Russell Calloway, Penny Hall, Velma Shane. Team 9 Ann Emmett, Cathy Hilts, Ted Alldread, Roger Delorme, Wayne Wray, Audrey Powell. Team 10 Phyllis Watt, Jake Kapteyn, Ralph Bourmeerster, George Hartemink, David Clark, Betty MacDowall. Team 11 Helen Rogers, Margi Pol- lard, Gary Griffin, Peter Buma, Diane Whiteford, Jamice Helm. Team 12 Sharon Robinson, Jim Whiteford, Darlene Serrurier, Bey., Applegath, Theresft Kiely, Reg Langley., I7 QE N INýG-. . .asoôf January 2nd, 1978 B & C CAR CARE CENTRE 39 Church St. Bowmanville Phone 623-5988 SPECIALIZING IN: SIMONIZING INSIDE CLEAN-UP and SILICONING Merry Makers December 22, 1977 Junkin - 39, 28633; Atkinson - 30, 26652; Sheehan - 28, 2712 1; Smith - 26, 26722; Moore - 24, 26885; Elliott - 18, 25944; McFeeters - 14, 25157; Huis- man - 13, 25966. Higli Single Gloria Smith,270. 11High Average Gloria Smith 225. Congratulations to Reta Junkin's team, for placing first. The hidden scores were won, by Mary Thompson, Bernie Cosgrove, Amy Carter, Nina Mountenay, Susan Ste- wart, Brenda Minard, Marj Connolly, Mary Huisman. Burketon Belated birthday wishes to Mrs. Gloria Smith who was horn on Christmas Day in Scotland, also the compli- ments of the season. We wish our Editor and staff and all our readers a very Happy New Year. Mrs. R. Davey spent Christ- mas in Zion at the home of ber daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Grant. Mr. and Mrs. R. Patterson held Christmas in their home for family and grandparents from Pickering. Mr. and Mrs. S. Grant, Zion, called on Mrs. R. Davey during the week. Boxing Day guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Taylor were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bickell and (Katie Ann) Julia and Sandra. Miss Sharon Grace of Harbor Grace, Newfoundland,- is visiting her parents for a few davs. Mr. and Mrs. Don Roberge and family held Christmas at the home of their parents at Sherbrook,' Quebec. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Taylor were New Year's Day guests of their. son, Mr., and Mrs. Fred Taylor, Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Slemon and family, Haydon, were host and hostess for a New Year's dinner for relatives and friends of Mr. and Mirs. E.R. Taylor, Enniskillen, Mr. and Mrs. W. Toms, Mrs. C. Graham (Cartwright), Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin, Mr. Donald Trewin, Miss Dee Fegan, Oshawa and Stan Taylor, Cartwright.' Visitors with Joe and Carolyn Stephenson on New Year's Day wereDon and Sharon Roberge and family, Les Argue and for the evening meal, Stan Taylor.. Ski the Moun tain! January 28th-29th $125.00 per persan Includes: meals, skiin, transotin a nd acc comodatio(n. Bus leaves Fni. at 6: 00 p. m. Retu rns 12: 00 p. m. Sunday Sorne seats Ieft.. f irst- corne, f îrst served..- Runs f rom 12,500 f oot beginners to senior expert. D&R Sports and'Ski Shop Experts in outflitting Novices and Experts Alike. 85 King St. W. Bowrnanville Legion President's Levy Attracts Large Crowd W. Frank's Major'Peewees Pl In 2nd Round at Bramalea A large crowd attended the annual New Year's President's Levy atW Branch 178, Royal Canadian Legion, on Monday when the Ladies' Auxil- iary haci prepared a delicious buffet. 'Sonny' Sheehan pours a cup of puncOhf or Bob Hayes while Presi- dent Ron Richards looks on with approval. ELIZABETH VILLE Church services were held at Canton, a combined service on Christmas Day.' A great number of the community were on holiday for the week between Christ- mas and New Year's and witb the school children also home miost failies were cele- brating. Mr. and Mrs. D. Whitbmed and girls and friends, Oshawa have been at Sunnyside over the holiday at various times skiing. Many families celebrated Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Palmer and Stanley Palmer were with Fred Wîlson's, Kendal. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Trew held Christmas and bad Mr. and Mrs. W. Boyko and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. Deremco and Ben, Orono, Mr. and Mrs. G. Fowler and Christopher. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mercer had Christmas and had Mr. and Mrs. Pattison, Cobourg, Mm. and Mrs. C. Mercer and Philip , Mr. and Mrs. W. Terbenche and family, Port Hope, and Mr. and Mrs. R. Crombie and boys. Mrs. Crombie Sr. and- Joy, Bow- manville came in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Beatty held Christmas andhad Mm. and Mrs. C. Beatty, Mr. and Mrs. B. Burton and Jeffery, Mr. and Mrs. J. Yaremro and Beth Ann, Mr. and Mrs. D. Gomby, Toronto, and Miss Diane Beatty, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. W. Longyear were with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Longyear. Mm. and Mrs. D. Kippen bad Mr. and Mrs. Kippen Sr. and their daughter home for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Peacock and family, Bolton, spent Cbristmas with Mr. and Mrs. V. Peacock. 1 Mr. and Mms. H. Quantrill had Mr. and Mrs. H. Holden, Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. J. Currier and family, Port Hope and Mr. arnd Mrs. J. Quantrill and family. Mr. and Mrs. H. Thickson bad Mr. and Mrs. E. Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Westheuser and girls, Mr. and Mms. Ken Fowler, Mir. andl Mms. G. Fowlem and Christopher, Bruce and Ray- mond Fowler and their girl friends on Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. 0. Mercer spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. J. Fajt, Pontypool. Mm. and Mrs. H. Muldrew bad Mr. and Mrs. Ray Averys and family, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. McIntosb and bo~ys, Coldsprings, Mr.' and Mrs. Ross Muldrew and girls, Port Hope, Mr. Jim' Muldrew, Cobourg for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. M. McAllister bad breakfast with Mr. and Mrs. Steen MacLean on Christmas and bad Mr. and Mrs. MacLean back for dinner. Mm. and Mrs. A. Sheppard had Mrs. Clara Sheppard, Port Hope, Mr. and Mrs. M. Davis and family on Crist- mas. Mrs. Bemneice Wheeler spent Christmas Eve with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wheeler and Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. W. Cook. Mr. and Mrs. H. ýMuldrew bad Mm. and Mrs. H. Wite and girls over for tea on Boxing Day. Mr. and Mrs. M. McAllister will celebrate New Year's and bave the cousins in the Rowell family on Saturday. Mrs. Alex Carruthers is in Peterborougb Civic Hospital as of now. She may be home by the time tbis gets to the paper. Mrs. Joe Cantreli fell off a stool backwards and smasbed hem beel and bas been in the bospital but is home now in a wheelchaim. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Mercer spent a couple of days at St. Therese, Quebec, over the holiday. On Tuesday, December 27 and Thursday, December 29 the Walter Frank Toros took part in the Silver Stick Tournament in Bramealea. Their first opponent was the Flamboro Sabres. The Sabres opened the seoring at 2:38 of the first period. Paul Stocker broke the Sabre defence and shot a low drive in the goal, unassisted. Glen Gemman shot a re- bound bebind the Flamboro netminder, the shot was taken by Glen Mathews and the other assist went to Ron Hopcroft. First Period ends 2-1 A beautiful play by Tim Preston esulted in the Tomos third goal. Tim raced down the ice witb Paul Stocker on the rigbt side. After the goalie flopped to the ice, Tim passed the puck to Paul and he made no mistake and shot the puck bigb in the net. Second Period Ends 3-1 Billy McArtbur went in the net for the final framie, replacing Scott Bate. Shaugbn Houston jabbed a rebound behind the Sabre goalie to increase Bowman- ville's lead to 4-1, assisted by Mike Glass. Mike and Shaugbn teamed up again this time. Mike got the goal with Shaugbn Hous- ton and Danny Coombes assisting. Flamboro came back wîth two quick goals, only il seconds apamt, to put them within two goals., SbaugbnHouston put the Toros back on the right track wîth bis 2nd goal of the -game assisted by Mike Glass and Tim Preston, time 9:10. Shots on goal-by Bowman- ville 29, by Flamboro il. Penalties-Bowmanvile 2, Flamboro 3. Final score-Bow- manville Toros 6, Flamboro Sabres 3. The next team the Toros faced was Streetsville. The Toros opened the scoring on Shaughn Houston's goal, assists going to Mike Glass and Steve Taylor. A shot from the point, hit a player standing in front of the net and the puck deflected off him and in the goal. First Period Ends 1-1 Streetsville goes ahead 2-1 and 9:49. Second Period Ends 2-1 Scott Batle played in net for final period. Trailing by a goal, Bowman- ville pulled their ' goalie in favor of an extra attacker,, but it backfired and Streetsville added their third goal of the game. Streetsville also scored with one second left to play to make the final score 4-1.: 1 Sam Peria lead thle Streets-, ville attack with 3 goals wbile Mark Parker had a goal and 2 assists. Shots on goal-Toros 19,' Streetsville 22. Penalties- Toros 5, Streetsville 3. NEWCASTLE RECREATION DEPARTMENT POWE R SKATING BOWMANV ILL E AR ENA Persons interested in having the Recreation Department conduct a second Power Skating session are asked to call the Recreation Department Of fice 623-3379, or 987-5039. A minimum of 30 applicants must be enrolled beforethe class wiII be conducted. J. P.Caruana- Deputy Director Canadian Foresters Flash!î Flash!, Big Savings on Brand new 1977's. 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SAPECO OSBORNE &SHANK INSURANCE AGENCY LTD. 108 Liberty SI. N.,'Bowmanville, P.O. Box 277 623-2527 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 4, 1978 15 OSHAWA- Community Services iJepartm ent, Recreation Division released the Winter and Spring. 1978 Recreation Brochure today, (Wednesday). Information on acti'vites may be had by phoning 579-4400. Some, of the activities offered include Red Cross and Royal Life Learn to Swimprograms, tennis, badmin- ton, weight training, jogging, personalized fitness evaluation, golf, squash or just plain exercise.