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8 ThP C-nadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 4,1978, spod-tIk SPORTALK - 25 YEARS AGO - Oshawa Truckmen defeated Kingston Goodyears at hlocal arena 6 - 1, on Saturday night before a large ýcrowd. Playing coach Ernie Dickens sparked his team with a three goal effort, for the Tfruckmien. Also turning in a good effort was Sonny Hooper. Referees were Moe Walsh and Ticker Crombie, F LaSHBîACK - 10 YEARS AGO - In the N w;tonv-lle - Starkville Bowling League, the following team miembers, roUling 200 games are D. Thomnpkins 291ý, S. Brown 264, M. T-rim 226, M. Skeldmng 224, M. WNade 222, r.- Shaw 216, 0. Henderson'206. QUITE A RECORD - One of this area's most avi d hockey fans, Mrs. Hilton Tink, otherwise known as 'G -annie' has the distinction of having cheered thi ee grandsons to victory in Silver Stick toi rnent play. A couple of years ago, Boyd Knox wE s on a winning team and this year she cheered on ow winners, grandson Kevin Tink playing on the In he Welding Major-Bantams and Jeff Knox on thi winning McGregor Hardware Atoms. She do sn't miss many games and win or lose, she keePs on cheering. More power to you, Grannie! CONGRATULATIONS -- Two out of four win- ners in Silver Stick regional playoffs is quite arecord for Bowmanville teamis. The winners 111l now go on to the International tournamnent n r Sarnia later this month. Frank 'Sonny' hrough in great style and Brian Purdy's cGregor Hardware Atoms also won their three ames to compete in Sarnia. Congratulations o both and 'condolences to the teamns that were eliminated. T AGEDY - Whether we like it or not, the h ockey teams from Europe are showing quite clearly th-at tii y are to p notch players, in superb physical co dition. They have done much to improve the game in Canada by forcing us to concentra te more on our coaching and skills, but we still have a great de il to learn from them. Team Canada's defea t by S weden in the Junior tournament and the Maple Le afs showing against the Czechs on Monday night br ngs the lesson dloser to home. We'll have to shipe up or ship out as they say. Probably the Montreal Canadiens will restore some of our pr ýstige this weekend when they play the -Soviets. Wé certainily hope so. ÔNTARIO -SkiResorts 4AssociatIo)nwill bold its third Ti,-Wiid rae Show, atHôiseshoýe Vailey Resort (Barrie) ths weekend, Event,ýs ei21 incluide dilscussions on the latest equipmn, o fn-hill demionstrations, exhibits and seminars on resort management. Phon 416-769-3310 for further information. TARGET - dâte for the completion of Newcastle Arena has been tentatively set for February, when it is hoped activity will commence in the new building. BOWMANVI LL E MI1NO0R ,SO,'rýC C ER CLUB Interested people are invited t'O attend an open meeting to form a Soccer Club for Bowmanville to be heîd Tugesday, January 10, 1978, 7:30 p.ns.at2 Thoer rs o ute B o wma n vi e lec n a n e -r s prsntsthe 1. 00p.m. - Minor Atnm 3.00c. m. . Minor PeeWee 4:00 p.m. - Major Pee Wee 5: 30 p.m. - Minor Bantam 7: 00 p.m. - Major Bantam - Ex. -Cobourg vs. Bow. - Aax vs. Bowmanville - Oshawa vs. Bow. Daington Sports Centre SATURDAYI JANUARY 7 6:50 p.m. Pee Wece Second, - Port Perrvy vs. 'owi. P:00 p.m. Bantaîm Second,£ - Port Perry vs. 'Bowý. 9:30p.m - idg Seond- Port Perry vs. Bow. Darlington. Sports Centre WEDNESDA("Y, JANUARY-il 7:00 p.m. - Majori)vîdget -Ajax vs. Bow. 8:30 p.-Juvenihle --Ajax vs. Bow. 84 Ki ngSt.l West623-5520 "eWe spcia lize in Sirt Lavndering.- MeGregor Hardware Atoms Capture--Regional Crown At SilverSticek Tourney The Bowman-iiville Major Atom Toros, sponsored by MlcGregor Hardware, captured the Central Ontario Regional Championship at the Silver Stick tournament in Bramalea on Friday, Decem- ber 3th. The Toros defeated Saltfleet 2-1 for the Champion- ship. On Monday, December 26th the Bowmanville squad comnpletely outclassed Streets- ville, hampmering them to the tune of12. Greg Watson opened the scoring for Bow- manville, assisted by bis left winger Jeff Dawson. Tom Mcbaughlin picked up the second goal and the game winner, assisted by defence- man Pierre St.Amand. The Toros continued the scoring in the middle stanza, picking up four more goals. Brad Cruess scored, assisted by bis wingers Paul Hobich- aud and Lorne Whitmarsh. D)efenceman Jeff Knox fired one from the poi nt, assisted by bis partner on defenice St. Amand. Capt ain Brian Heard rifled one from tlhe blue line for the fifth Toro goal, assisted by Chris Dreossi. McLaughlin scored bis secondà of the gamne, assisted bybicetea Dreoss'i. The third per iod was a big one for the Hiardware sýquad! as they picked up six more goals. Lorne VWhitmiarsh tallied, assisted by Cruess. Brent Neill scored, assisted by defenceman Hecard and Mc- Laughlin. Streetsville broke Bowmanville's bld for a shut- out, pickinig up their lone goal with the Toros playîng two men short at the time. ýWhi tnarsh got that one bhack wit an nassisted coa1. Neiji scored Lis secordlof the game, assisted by Dreossi. Brad Cruess and Greg Watson both scored unassisted goals late in the period to finish the scoring for the Toros. Alan Ulrich and Chris Clifton shared the goal- tending duties in this one- sided contest. On Wednesday, the Mc- Gregor Hardware Toros were pitted against Acton.- The Toros won by the score of 5-2. Chris Dreossi scored the opener early in the opening stanza, assisted by Tom McLaughlin and Jeff Dawson. Greg Watson scored a goal, assisted by Dawson and Jon Clief f. The- Toros went ahead 3-0 early in the middle period wîth Brent Neill scoring, assists going to bis centreman Dreossi and Chris Lee. Acton scored their lone marker in the middle period. Dreossi lost little time getting that goal back, assisted by Lorne Whitmarsb. Both clubs scored in the final stanza with Jon Clieff scoring the goal for Bowman- ville, assisted by linemnates Greg Watson and Jeff Daw- son. Acton scored the final goal of the contest. This game was extremely well played with both clubs playing well, Bowmanville handed out some very stiff body checks that kept the Acton forwards off balance throughout the game. Chris Clifton was in goal for the Toros and played with a great deal of confidence. The stage was not set for the Championship game between Bowmanville and Saltfleet. Saltfleet had defeated Aurora and Markham to advance to the finals. Chris Dreossi scored the only goal of the opening period for the Toros. He was assisted by defence- man Glen Duncan and bis left winger Brent Neill. There was no scoring in the second stanza, both clubs having many good scoring opportun- ities, but the goaltenders were equal to the task. Saltfleet scored the equal- izer at the 13:22 mark of the IMi'Od Bowling, Team 1 Elton Brock, Joe Nowlan, Don Bradley, Marion Burgess, Jackie Welton, Carol O'Neill. Team 2 Vince Prout, Jack Mantle, Pat Mac Arthur, Cheryl Wray, Brian Harris, Thelma Bennett., Team 3 Les Smale,'Ray Van Meer, Marilyn Flintoff, Peggy Mill- son, Don MacArthur, Myrna Mantle. Team 4 George Piper, Heather Sel- leck, Ted Cornish, Sue Rutty, Sue Smale, Bob Mitchell. Team 5 lLoiÉsRîchards, Ferni Brad- Lo, at Mlîon, onSelleek, Don- Crow\,ellfs, AIf 1Milîson. Team 6 Gail Mîlîson, Wayne Harne- ess, Gerry Dickens, Tom Rutty, Charlie Biers, Pearl Smale. Team 7 Moe Richards, Dirk Van Abbema, Helen Piper, Lor- raine Greenfielcl, Ted Miller, Eleanor Van Meer. Team 8 Bert Engley, Mary Nowlan, John Greenfield, Bill Burgess, Val Miller, Linda Biers. Team 9 Helen Reynolds, Mary Anne Richards, Ernie Dickens, Ruth Mitchell, Mike Kirkton, Harold Bennett. Team 10 Dennis Smale, Flo Land, Nel VanAbbema, Carol Harris, Dave Reynolds, Lyle Mîllson. Team i1 Donna Harness, Hon Rich- ards, Mary Kirkton, Bob Flintoff, Reg Land, Joanne Crowells. Team 12 Ian Welton, Hilda Brock, Tom Milîson, Pat Prout, Bob O'Neill, Joan Engley. period. Both teams played their best hockey of, the tournament trying to garner the game winner and with 4:31 showing on the dlock, Brent Neill scored assisted by defenceman Brian Heard who sent him in alone on a nice passing play. The Toros were assessed a penalty with less than two minutes showing and Saltfleet pulled their goaltender in favor of the extra attacker. The Bowmanville lads showed a lot of poise, calmly gaining possession of the puck and continually icing to earn the hard-fought victory. Alan Ulrich was in goal for Bow-, manville and was just superb. The McGregor Major Atoms will represent Central Ontario in the International Silver Stick Tournament in Sarnia inter this month. Ladies, Monday Bowling Team 1 Capt. Sharlene Dehart, Eva Whitehead, Pat Hofstede, Mary Henderson, Gail Beau- prie, Duaine Palmer. Team 2 Capt. Donna Harness, Fran Sleep, Joan Ard, Georgie Taylor. Ruth Risk. Linda Couch. Team 3 Capt. Onie Etcher, Berniece Terry, Helen Lockhart, Judy Edmondson, Yvonne Edmond- son, Maria Manzo. Team 4 Capt. Vickie Terry, Karen Burns, Thelma Forrester, Ruth Wright, DalW Jackman, Sheilagh Hockett. Team 5 Capt. Jackie Braybrook, Lil Edmondson, Emma Bragg, Betty Piper, Betty Westlake, Dawn Dennis., Team 6 Capt. Nancy Welsh, Joanne Brown, Edith Mitchell, Hilda Simnick, Cathy Oliver, June Marchant. Team 7 Capt. Judy Bragg, Fbo Land, Gwen Forrester, Betty Jans- sen, Joyce Almond, Pat Theile. 1 Team 8 Capt. Shirley Davis, -Helen Depew, Flo Draper, Kathleen. Warner, Karen Hayes, Nancy Hutchinson. Team 9 Capt. Dot Bridger, Linda Sutherland, Dorc Mutton, Doreen Park, Janice Prout, Michelle Taylor. Team 10 Capt. Nancy Evans, Jean Harness, Marian Brooks, Dot Brooks, Kay Stoneburg, Joanne Sudsbury. Team Il Capt. Marg King, Barb Osborne, Muriel Holroyd, Helen Jacob, Muriel Tennant, Brenda Linton. Team 12 Capt. Fern Bradley, Cecile Bowers, Linda Bryant, Debbie Green, Betty Janack, Anna- belle Stephen. ZIcE ___DEA Dec. 14, 1977 HighSingle Diane Sallows 309. High Triple Gloria Vanson 680.ý Team Standings Gloria Vanson, Pins 40,050, Points 37; Alice Loursso 39,934, 37; Ina Hughes 39,653, 33; Alice Burgess 39,565, 25; M. Trimble 37,264, 25; Mary Erwin 38,381, 23. Gamnes Over 200 M. Erwin 204, E. Howorko 202. I. Hughes 220, B. Burgess St. Josephe Bowlîi Capt. Rita Van Goor, Bob Brown, Pat Russell, Muriel Terry, Martin Malloy, Cathy Follest. Team 2 Capt. Edie Deboo, Arnold Van Goor, Bill Holroyd, Carol Elliott, Vivian Hunt, Marion Faryna. Team 3 Capt. Fran Elîs, Roy Sandi- son, Marg King, Doris Hol- royd, Sam Faryna, Jessie Heenan. Team 4 Capt. Jili Mason, Les Hunt, Mary Chisholm, Deloris Walkey, Bill Lawrie, Barb Sandîson. 1Team 5 Capt. Ricky Zealand, Jeanne Spear, Hugh Smith, Eileen Deboo, Jim Bugg, Sandra Harding. Team 6 Capt. Go rd Follest, Mike Mason, Bob Spear, Joan Gibbs, Vicky Murphy, Carol Russell. Team 7 Capt. Barb Bugg, Clayton Morgan, Gary Clark, Tony Horstman, Alice O'Neil, Kath- leen Vermulen. Team 8 Capt. 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