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14 BO WMN\ANVLLE- new commercial space for rent. Prime downtown location. Areas of 500 f0 5000 sq. ft. Total of 15,000sq. ft. avai lable. Phone 723-0575 or 623-4172. 2-4N THREE bedroom townhause on a quiet street in Bowman- ville. Close to schools and shopping. $300 a month plus hyroand heat. Call Marylin Simpson or Sam Venn from 9 - 5 p.m. for information. Bow-, manville 623-3393, Oshawa 725-7518. W. Frank Real Estate Limnited Realtor. - 3-1 LARGE two bedroom apart- ment with frig and stove. $235 month. plus hydro. Available March sf. Phone 623-4265. 3-1 N FOUR bedraom farm house, family room with fireplace, 11/2 batlis. Phone Blackstock 986-4927. 3-1 N ONE bedroom clean apart- ment. Cal 623-4129. 3-1 TWO bedroom house to sublet completely furnished. Fire- place. Phone 623-7946 after 6. 3-1iN BOWMANVILLE basement office space for rent. Two rooms, approximately 250 sq. ft. each. $5 per sq. ff. including ail utilifies. Leasee to pay business taxes only. Avalable now. Phone 723-0575 or 623- 4172. 2-4N 7 ROOM house, in Bethany situated on, Hwy. 7A, oil heat, ail conveniences, available Feb. 1. Phone 1-705-277-2813. 3-1 BOWMANVILLE - Base- ment a partment, partially furnished, responsible single person preferred. Phone 623-4217. 3-1iN NORTH of Bowmanville, mini apartment, bedsitfing room with full bathroom and private kitchen. Quiet rural location. Facilities include, laundry storage area, parking, work- shop, garden, etc. $160 per month inclusive. Phone 1-683-6892, 9 to 5, or 263-2788 evenings and weekends.3-N TWO bedroom apartment, in adulf building, available February sf. $200 includes heat and hydro. Phone 623-5888. 3-1 N ONE bedroom upstairs apart- ment. Separate entrance and heated. Phone 63369 ONE bedroom apartment, heated, stove and fridige. Central location. Réferences required. First and, last month's rent. Phone 623-3303. 2-tf FEBRUARY sf. 21/2 bedroom house, close to Concession Street. Large lot. $160.00 per month. Write Advertiser 739,, c-o Canadian Statesman, Box 190, Bowmanville, Ont. LIC 3K9. 2-2 BOWMANVILLE apartment, 4 rooms and bath, heated, cable T.V., free parking. Avalable now, $225 monthly, plus hydrô. Phone 623-7523. 50-tf MODERN tour bedroomr bungalow with atfached garage and 8 acres of land. Cou rtice area. Available Ma rch. 1-786-2211. 3-1 N LARGE three bedroom house, in Tyrone, on haîf acre lot, will, rent for $225 m1onthly plus heat and hydro f0 the right people. First and Iast monfhs rent required. Available February lst. Phone 263-2307 for more information. 3-1iN INSIALL an Esso urnace, boler, humidifier, heater -or air cleaner. Combination wood and oil. Financing avail- able. Furnaces cleaned. Parts and service policy. Cal Harvey Partner, your Esso service dealer., Free est!- mates. Orono 983-5206 or Bowmanville 623-2301-.24 hour service. 35-tf M. Brooks CARPE NTRY REMODELLING CUPBOARDS - VAN ITIES GENERAL REPAIRS Phone 623-5566 10-tf Ail kinds of BRICKWORK, CHIMNEYS P. LOUWS CONSTRUCTION 149 Scugog st. Bowmanvi lie 623-2756 -13-tf WATER Wells bored, 30 tule. Ward's Weill Bbring. Tele- phone 342-2030. Representa- tIve Harry L. Wade. Tele- phane 987-4531. 16-tf Prof essiona I Carpet Cleaning AT REASONABLE RATES FREE ESTIMATES Phono Bob Days 723-5729 Evenings 623 -tf T &D CUSTOM WOODWORKING Cupboards, tables, shelving units, etc. Free estimaýtes Phone 263-2752 2-4N BiII's GLASS and MIRRORSLTD. 7 Division St., Bowm"nville, Ontario. Phone 623,-5187. Sheet and Float Glass Sealed Units - Storm Windows Store Fronts - Float Mirrors Patterned and Colored Glass Saturday, January 21st, 7 p.m. OXFORD Auction sale at Pethicks Bricklayers and Auction Barn. We have a large quantitïhqf small articles and Stonemasons Ltd. other , hngs.301ecti (Our fireplaces do flot smoke) stave, dryer, Hoover combina- Orono flan washer a nd d ryer. Cliff 98-506Pethick auctioneer. 3-1iN 18-tf Brooklin Community Hall Saturday, Jan. 28th, 1 p.m. Sale of furniture, antiques, Lloyd Barnes Heintzman and Co. piano Plumbing (excellent), 9 pc. diningroom Carpentry, Renovating cupboard, 1971 Chevelle Mal- Ail General Repairs bu (26,000 miles, certified, REASONABLE RATES excel îentcondition, bedroam 263-2288suite, appliances, tools, etc. 26327-8f for th e estate of the late 2-f Charles Clemence of Brookl in. Full list next week. Ternis D. Bers &Sons cash.-John Annis., auctioneer D er Sos 655-4663. 3-1 N CONSTRUCTION New Homes - Renovating Thursday, January 19th Rec Rooms at6 P.M. Repairs of alltypes., Auction sale private estate phone property of the late Mrs. T. 623-263Gunn, 19 Hall St., Oshawa, to 623-263 beheldat Stirtevant's Auction 20tf Hall,33 Hall St., Oshawa. G.E. refrigerator, Viking electric JACK B RGESS stave, chrome suite, Viking JACK B RGESS washing machine, 3 piece OIL BURNERS - FURNACES bedroom suite, pine drap leaf CLEANED table, 7 piece dining room PLUMBING REPAIRS suite, coffee and end tables, PHONE HAMPTON Vikin colour TV, 9 x 12 rug, 263-2151Lawn?,oy lawnmower, 4 piece 263-2151bedroom suite, wall mirror, MAIL ADDRESS: pîne blanket box, portable P.O. Box 43- Bowmanviî lea undry tubs, comp lete lino of 30-tf kitchen appliances, end table _____________________ lam ps, lawn chairs, ironing board, tool box, plants, centre C. & C JAN ITOR tables, magazine rack, chest of drawers, dressers, vanity, SERVICE portable black and white TV, Carpet - Upholstery h i-fi stereo, radio and record player, dishes, china, linen, Professiona 1ly Cleaned smal i electrical appl iances, FREE ESTIMATES: pots and pans. Reason for sale Phone 623-3624 f0 settle estate. Termis cash. BOWANILL - No reserve. Myles King, BOWMNVILE À 4£ auctioneer. 725-5751. 45-TT A-i CARPENTRY Spociaîizing in finishing and remodelling 27 Years Carpentry Experionce FREE ESTIMATES PHONE JAMIE VOLLENHOVEN 623-6358 affor 6 p.m. and Glazing. 1-f AN DERSON 1-f INSULATION DARLINGION 623-5181 MASONRY or Brick, Block, Stone 579-2060 CIMNEY & FIREPLACES B0l .ceýIl1sk -Fibre for CHIMNEY CLEANING Attic and RAPCO FOAM for Watts. Phone 623-2176 CITY and COU NTRY 45-tf HOMES NEED a pressure system? Water Softeners? Repairs f0 ail makes. Harvey Partnor, Orono 983-5206, Bowmyanville 623-2301. 35-tf Durham Masonry Contractors LtM. Bricks - Logs Field Stonework Specializîng in Fireplaces Phone 839-2431 49-tf Don Brooks & Son Genera I Contra ctor and Customn Buider Phone 723-6176 New homes, additions, altera- tions, rec rooms, garages, repa irs of ail 1 types, etc.ý-t GORD SIMPSON Phono 983-5808 Orono, Ontario Paining Paperhanging Ca rpentry Remodel ing General Repairs Interior Exterior Ref rigeration and Appance Service G. VAN LONDEN Commercial and Domestic MASON RY Refrigeration - Millk Coolers BRICK, BLOCK, STON E PHONE BERT SYER AN ,D'FIREPLACES. DaYS .............. 623-5774 'Nights............. 623-3177 Phone 623-5114. Lander Hardware-- 28-52x andELECTRIC REYNO LS 2-fl DO you neod a "Girl Friday" - Bookkeopor ($0 trial balance) - Dicta Sect. - Office Ma nager? High Iy quai!- fied in ail aspects. Would Pre= part timo but wil accp uli timne if necossary. Phono Mrs. R. Mohun, 623-7234.1 3-2 Dressmaking a nd Alteraions in my home. Caîl DIANE 6523- 2r999. 3-1 N Don't wait tfilI1 Spring. Getyour Canvas Jobs and Ropairs dnenow. Gloria's Canvas & Upheolstery, Custom Made Awnings Traloer - Boat - Sail Covers Ail Types of Canvas Ropairs Boat - Skidoo - Motorcycle Seats ýRecovered BOWMANVILLE 623-4654 1-4 UPHOLSTERING Modern, Traditional and Antique., Free pcku pand delivory. FREE E STIMATES PHONE 263-2132 R. R. 1, Hampton 8t Geddes Electric Custom Homes, Additions - Alterations FREE ESTIfMATES 623-4174 40-tf N Peter Sutherland Aîumninum Prod. B5owmanville Siding - Soff it Fascia - Trough Shutters - Windows Doo rs - Awn ings 623-4398 FOR FREE ESTIMATE. NOW HANDLING VINYL SIDING I-T? N Ron's F loor Ca re Commercial and household cleaning. Dry foam rug and carpet shampooing. Wax re- moval, waII washing., Ron Turcotte 623-7966, 33-tf Corneil's Auction Barn Friday, January 27th 7 p.m. Three miles east of Little Britainor 7 mileswest of Lindsay on the Lindsay - Little Britain Road. The estate of the late Garfield Heaflie of Little Britain. Details next week. Don Corneil, auctioneer at R. R. 1, Little Britain. 705-786-2183. 3-1 N Auction Sale Saturday, January 21, at at 1 p.m. in Prince AIlbort Hall, 2 miles south of Port Porry. Property of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pearce, Port Perry and estate of Mr. Steve Perkins of Port Perry. Antiques - bow bed and match ing dresser, small Harriston cook stovo, treadle sewing machine, brass bed, trunks, oil Iamnp, wickor rocker, hall tables, press back rocker, odd chairs, piano bench, 3 horse collars with harness .and- hamos, ftom stand, 2 drap leaf tables, picture framos, writing desk, dishes. Furniture - bar stools, now chrome sot, lazy boy chair, hi-fi sot, lawn chairs, ond tables, dressers, foot stools, single bed, buffet, 2 big chairs, blankets and linons, lamps, storm door, pocket novels, records, books, 8 x 12 rug <red), and 12 x 18 carpot (gold> with undorlay, new. Plus washlng machine, 2111 AdmiraI TV, Zenith portable TV, both black and white, thre5Y rofrigeration radiators, humidifier, elec. mixer, 6' baseboard heater, eloc. fan, ironing board, carpet sweeper, dressmaker's, model, suitcases, table saw, vaccuum, cleaner, gaod dra pes, complete forge and turni!p drill. Good quality items.. Don't miss them. John Pearce, Auctioneer. 416-985-7492. 3-1 Saturday, January 21st, 1: 15 p. m. At Bannister's Auction Hall in Bewdley consisting of chests of drawers, coffee table and fwo step, tables, chester- field and chair. Limages dishes (BridaI, Rose), plat- form rocker and setteo (needs ropairs>. Aladin ail lamp with shade, fire screen, dîshes, glassw are, quantity of now wali dlocks, alarm d cocks and watch bands, two wagon, whoels, showor cabinet, dehumidifier, Hoover washer- spRin dryer and other items, .ti1iboing consigned. Roger Bannister, Auctioneer 416-797- 2651. 3-lN Tuosday, January 24th, at 6p.m. Auction sale, privato estate, property of Mr. L. W. Marks, 310 Division St., Oshawa f0 be held at Stirfevant's Auction Hall, 33 Hall St. Oshawa. Fr igidaire refrigerator, Frigidaire 40" stove, Frigi- daire atomatic dryer, washing macbhine, 7piece dining room suite (blonde),2 piece chester- field suite, coffee and end ftables, corner fable, 25" Electrohome colored televi- sion, 4 piece bedroom suite, cedar chest, telephone fable, 2 piece bedroom suite, 2 round contre tables, Electrohome air-condifioner (good condil- tion), chrome suite, magazine rack,' pîatform rocker, glass top table, dlocks, chest of draweýrs, dresser, Electro- Afiome hum-idifiýier,. radios, por- table vibrating machine with attachmenfs, accasional chairs, lawn chairs, complote lino of kitchen appliances, dishes, silver, china, pots ano pans. Reason'for sale fo, settlë estate. Terms cash. No reserve. AIl furniture in good 1condition. Myles King, auctioneer and cartage. 725-5751. ' ý3-1 Canadien Foresters Bowling Jnnuary 6. Rogers 2866, 7, Serrurier 2734, 7, Rundie 2709, 5, Emmett 2705, 5, Luffman 2574, 5, Pollard-2533, 5, Watt 2630, 2, Hall 2590, 2, Elhis 2567, 2, Michelson 2449, 2, Smith 2544, 0, Robinson 2465, 0. Higb singles - men's- Gary Griffin 295. Ladies - Ann Emmett 245. High triples - men's - Ross Hall (240, 290, 217) - 747. Ladies - Ann Emmett (170, 206, 245) - 619. Top 12 Averages 1. Ross Hall 249, 2. Gary Griffin 246, 3. Howie Palard 229, 4. Charles Rundie 223, 5. Jake Kapteyn 217, 6. George Evers 212, 7. John Serrurier 211, 8. Ann Emmett 206, 9. Don Ellis 200, 10: John Luffman 200, il. Phyllis Watt 198, 12. Harold Michelson 196. Janunry 13. 1. Rogers 5 734 pins, 14 points, 2. Emmett 5325 pins, 10 points, 3. Luffman 5242 pins, 10 points, 4. Watt 5370 pins, 7 points, 5. Rundle 5334 pins, 7 points, 6. Serrurier 5314 pins, 7 points, 7. Ellis 5199 pins, 7 points, 8. Pollard 5145 pins, 7 points, 9. Michelson 5203 pins, 6 points, 10. Hall 5050 pins, 4 points, 11. Smith 5288 pins, 3 points, 12. Robinson 4817 pins, 2 points. High singles'- men's - Gary Griffin 310. Ladies - Gloria Smith 281. High triples - men's - Harold Michelson (233, 270, 247) - 750. Ladies - Gloria Smith (198, 252, 281) - 731. Top 12 Averages 1. Gary Griffin 246, 2. Harold Michelson 223, 3. Charles Rundie 220, 4. Gloria Smith 219, 5. Ross Hall 217, 6. Howie Pollard 212, 7. John Luffman 209, 8. Anne Emmett 206, 9. Jake Kapteyn 205, 10.,~ John Serrurier 204, 11L May Alldread 199, 12. Helen Rogers 194. Merry Makers Bowling Moore 6, 3582, Smith. 5, 3363, Gibson 5, 3241, Hooper 3, 3162, Elliott 2, 3230, Dowholis 2, 3074, Huisman 1, 3292, Mc- Miahon 0, 2812., High single-Gloria Smith 252. High double-Marg Williams 478 (250, 228). High average-Gloria Smith 226. HLôWood Minor Peewees, Loge on Young Canada Day Win Cobourg Consolaion On Saturday, January 14, the H.L. Wood Minor Poewees hosted Ajax as their guests for Young Canada Day in what proved ta be a wide open contest. Eleven goals hit the scoresheet but unfortunately aur boys' only accountod for five as they lost this close one ta the Ajax squad. Only 33 seconds had elapsed when Ajax took advantage of a goalmouth scramble ta notch their first goal. Eight minutes inter, Doryk Clark put a move on the Ajax netminder ta start the Taras' scaring. Assisting on this goal were linemates Scott Heard and Danny Weir. Ajax then closed off the first period ta go ahead 2-1. The first five minutes of the second frame saw aur Taras explode for three goals, Scott Masters from Mike Hamel and Raymond Cummings, Danny Weir from Scott Heard and Mike Hamel fram Kelly Matthews. This two goal lead was not enaugh ta contain the opposition as Ajax closed off the second period scoring and openod the third with another ta tie up the cantest. Midway, inta the period, Mike Hamel put his team in front once again, assisted by Raymond Cummings which endod the Taras' scoring. Unfortunately for the Taras, Ajax had not put thoir scoring f0 an end as they netted two more markers to emerge the winners, six goals ta five. The Taras' net duties were shared by Donnie Hayes and George Kennett. t was la fine effort from bath clubs pro- viding great entertainment for ail. The three star awards went ta Danny Weir and Mike Hamel of the Taras and Kevin MacDonald from Ajax. Lose Tournament Opener On Saturday, January 14, following their Young Canada Day Contest, the H.L. Wood Club travelled to Cobourg ta participate in the Cabourg Church Hockey League Minor Peewee Tournament. Their first game provec i dsappoint- ing as the entire teamn came up flat against an alert Milton team. The club fromn Milton took advantage of Taras mistakes and at games end skated away with a 4-0 victory ta go on ta the championship round. This marked the Toro's second loss in four hours. Bomb Napanee 10-3 Just three hours after'their Milton loss the Taras took ta the ice once again ta meet Napanee in the first round of consolation. The first period was a cautiaus one with aur boys çarrying the play ta their opponents. At the end of this periodthe Taras were on top 2-1 on goals by Scott Heard and Chris Michelson. Assîsts went ta Kelly Matthews 'and Raymond Cummings. The second period was al Bowmanville as they out- scored their apponents 5-1 to go ahead 7 ta 2. Taras' marksmen were Mike Hamel with two, Scott Heard, Andy Smith and Raymond Cum- mings with one each. Assists went ta Deryk Clark, Scott Masters, Doug Brown and Chuck Nash. The third frame was no different from the second as aur boys seemed ta be making up for their earlier lasses. At 6:37 Scott Masters clicked an a nice goal, assisted by Mike Hamel and Raymond Cum- mings. Napanee then tallied only ta have the Taras came back with a pair. These came off 'the sticks of Kelly Matthews and Gordie Rogers. Assisting on Gordie's goal were Andy Smith and Chuck Nash. Kelly's marker was a fine unassisted effort. The, final score was 10 ta 3 for the Buils and George Konnett provided excellent goaltending. Consolation Final Against L.N.H.L. Red Wings Just one hour after the Napanee win the Toro's hit the ice again ta mark their fourth game in 9 hours. This final match was the big one and aur oppanents were the L.N.H.L. Red Wings from Oshawa. In two meetings this season the Wings have taken three points from us which tagether with the fact they had played one less game and had three hours rest. Put aur boys in the underdag position. Oshawa scored early in the first period ta go ahead. Early in the second frame Scott Masters tied it up on a nice passing play from. Mike Harnel and Raymond Cum- mings. Just two minutes later the Wings went ahead again but wîth 1: 38 remaining in the second, Mike Hamel evened it up, assisted by Scott Masters. With one period lef t and energy at a minimum the roof fell in as the Wings tallied twice in six minutes ta pull ahead. With 4:50 remaining, Scott Hoard put his team back in contention, with assists ta Danny Weir and Deryk Clark. This lifted.the Taras but just 38 seconds later a penalty was assessed against the Taras. Time was short and sa were the bulls but despito this Scott Masters and Mike Hamel worked hard ta get the puck ta Raymond Cummings who netted the equalizer. ,With overtime in sight and 15 exhausted hockey players, tension was at a peak and with just six seconds on the dlock, Scott Heard on a tremendous rush blasted the rubber into the Oshawa net. Assisting on this game winner was Scott Masters. The goaltending was shared by Donnie Hayes and George Kennett who bath came, up with the big ones when they were needed. Congratulations are in order ta coach Stew Tripp, Mgr. George Michelson and tramner Bill Weir for seeing aur boys thraugh 4 games in 9 hours and emerging victoriaus. Thank you from ahi minor Peewee fans. fagles Haive Good Weekend Winning Both oCames with Sfouffville -md Uxhridgeo Ry oln Wilcox Becpuse ýof the storm on Saturday, The Port Darling- ton Marina and Hotel Junior C Eagles nrrived late at Stouf- fville arena ta play the Clippers, and had ta go without a real wnrm up. In spito of' that, the Engles overcamo a twa-goal deficit in the first period and wont on ta win the game 7-3, affer scoring four unanswered goals in the third. Eagies' play could ho described at a horse race, gotfing ouf of the gate slowly and caming on in the back stretch ta win going away af the wire. The important win gives the Eagles almost a strangle hold on first place in the beague. Eaglos employed twa benches for the game, one handled by Coach Bihl Cosburn and the other by the penalty timekeeper who needed a swinging gate on the sin bin. Engles' penalties for the mast part were earned while Clippers fouis went unnoticed by the rookie referee. The Bowmanville squad toan man played a strong game for this final longue game wifh the Cippers on their home ice, affer two previaus losses there, proving they can ndapt f0 the smaller ice surface in stouffville. Steve Baker, back in the lineup, had a big three goal effort. Rick Richards, the latest addition ta the Engles' netminding duties, was in good form, roflecting the fine goaltending coaching he must have had aiong the way. He pînys the angles superbiy, has a quick glave hand, goos down and up like a jack-in-the-box and has the knack of smother- ing rebounds. Clipp ers started the game strongiy which has been their pattern ngainst Engles scoring a power play de- flection by Owen Heise, time 5:51 into the first period, assisted- by Doug Taylor. Clippers went up by two on a jamn in by Andy Leitch assisted by Steve Schell and Ted Assinck, time 7:12. Engles Started ta carry the play with two minutes romain- ing in the period. Rick Marshman holding themn off the score board with fine saves. Engles' Ted Ptîk who has had a few problems scaring lately, came up with the important first goal for Engfles at 2:33 info the second period, cashing in on a perfect backhand passout by Gary Cox. Jerry Johnston's tying goal a mightv deke affer being setup by Dan Strike, a shorthanded goal, time 8:46. Clippers power play clicked for the go ahead goal. Tim Ouinn from Perrv Brown and Geoff Roy, tîme 13:21. Eagles caught the Clipper defenders napping. Steve Baker con- vert ing a Kirk Kemp cen- tering passout in one motion. Jerry Johnston's goal which proved ta ho the game winner came at the 21 second mark of the third perîad, a high, hard for corner drive, clearly beatingz Marshman. Ted Puk's second goal of the game came when ho was set in, the clear by a centre pass from Gary Cox, Puk breaking down ice with Marshman backing in, leaving the corners expased which Puk hit perfectly almost the identical spot ta Johnston's goal, time 3:26. Steve Baker fired in a baose puck affer Dan Farrow had exercised puck contrai mare in the fashion of a magician with linemate Kirk Kemp also assisting, time 3:53. Steve Baker's third goal of the night and the final counter coming at the 7:18 mark, assisted by Kim Rasmussen and Don Farrow. Clippers triple threat Perry Brown assessed a double minor at the mid point of the period, lef t their power play defused althaugh they had numerous oppartunities in the penalty filled final haîf of the period. Defeat Uxbridge 6-2 On Sunday night, Part Darlington Marifiýa and Hotel Junior C's hosted the improv- ing Uxbridge Dominion Auto. Engles winning by n 6 ta 2 score.. Engles operated in second gear most of the game and seemed ta be still caught up in their big win over Stouffville the previaus night. Uxbridge with no way ta go but up checked tennciously most of the game while Engles played a relafively baose game giving goaler Rick Richards a busy time including a breakaway, coming up with the save. Engles started the scoring at the 11: 18 mark of the first period Gary Cox deflecting a low point drive by Chris Dwver with Ted Puk also assisting. Dan Strike, playing at centre, cannecfed a passout by Gary Dusseidarp. Nick Van Seggelen started the play, time 15:32. Larry Pilkey big gun of the Uxbridge crew scored at the 19:39 mark assisted by Mike Barton. Kim Rasmussen recorded his first goal of the season a blueline drive, assisted by Steve Baker. Kim took the puck home ta frame it in gald. Uxbridge started third period scoring, a siapper by Kelly Lee, assists ta 'Grog Rutherford and Mike Mnye. Engles decided toanpply a little offensive pressure and were rewarded with their goal, Ted Puk scoring from John Conboy on a hard wrist shot time 12:37. Don Farrow scored on a setup by Chris Dwyer who blocked a passout, carried if deep, laying the puck on Farrow's stick, Kirk Kemp also assisting, time 16:22. John Conboy fînished the scoring, lef t uncovered and bringing in a baose puck unassisted. The Mariners play Lindsay Muskies next Sunday on home. ice, Engles could have a lot rd: . say in the order of finish fdF the playoff spots and can use the apportumity- ta improve1 their individual scaring records, improving team play and caming up with set combinations. AIt. aiys CretJuveniles Win. Champlonghip et Pîcton 1St. Marys Juveniles sfarted the day off right by beating Carrying Place 5-0. Bowman- ville's first goal was off Gerry Leddy, on assists from Chris Marchant and Brian Dennis, at 7:14 of the first period. 38 seconds later, Peter Nemnisz put the Bulîs in front by 2, assisted by Jim McGuire. The second period started fast with a goal from Chris Marchant assisted by Brian Donnis at the 25 second mark.. 25 seconds later Mike Adams scored with Peter Sera and Chris Marchant assisting. In the third, Gerry Leddy scorod again with Rick Bain assisting. M.V.P. award went ta, the goal tender for Carrying Place who faced over 50 shots. The shut-out went ta Russ Gardon. Game 2 Wesfon vs Bowmanville Bowmanville started off on the right foot by scoring first again. Gerry Leddy scored with Brian Dennis assisting at 8:44 of the first. Weston came back in less than a minute ta fie if up at the end of the first period. In the second, Bowmanville scored with jusf 38 seconds gone on a goal by, Ed Gruyters, assisted by Dean~ Rutherford. At 1:44 of the perîad Dean Rutherford put the Taras ahead by two with assist going ta Scott Stevens and Rick Bain. In th e third, Weston came ouf with two goals ta end Mr. and Mrs. R. Stenger, Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Lan- caster, Newcastle, Mrs. Bernice Cale, Bowmanville, Miss Winnifred Cale, Willow- dale were callers after attend- 'iîng the Grills-Werry Wedding on Saturday affernoon of Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Werry. Miss Winnîfred Cale was also a avernight guest of her sister, Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. E. Trewin, Donald and Miss Dee Fegan were Sunday night dinner guests of Mrs. M. Horn, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. John Burton, Eric and~ Erin, 'Kevin Sachs, Shirley and Jamie Thomas were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Winnie Ferguson and Clarence Sachs. Congratulations ta Shaun McGill, Mississauga who won the Novice - Mon, for Eastern Canada Divisional figure skating Championship, Peter- borough, January 13-l4th and goes ta British Columbia end of January ta compote with Western Canada Winners. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McGill, Dean and Todd attended the campetitive figure skating in' Peterborough and visited with the H. McGilhs and R. Virtues enraute homo. Alex and Linda McNeil, Marvin McCallom, Danny and Tammy were recent callers on Mrs. Winnie Ferguson and Clarence Sachs. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright attended the Grills-Werry wedding roception an Satur- day at the Lions Centre, Bowmanville, Miss Betty Wright was a gues t at the dance. Congratulations Sandra and Jeff. Master James Avery spont the weekend at Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rokkar's, Newcastle. Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Osmond, Brent, Tammy and Jamie, Orona, were Sunday visitors and dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Balph Virtue. Mr. Cliff Petliick, Bowman- ville were with Mr. and- Mrs. S. Pethick on Sunday. Master Jeffrey Wright, Pontypoal was a Irecent visitar with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe -*s1ted relatives in Beaverton on Sunday. Mrs. Harry Gregg, Glen- burnie, Maryland is visiting with Mr. Adam Sharp and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggatt visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clark Piggott, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Piggatt re- Surned their visit on Saturday with the Wayne Piggott's. Mr. and Mrs. Piggott and family visited Mr. and Mrs. James Piggott, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bickers, Jennifor and Gregory Hamil- tan, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Worry, Mrs. Shirley Sobil, Mrs. Eileen Sobil, Lin Lee and Nancy Lee were Sunday callers. Celebrating January birth- days for Harry Worden and Orville Ashton began with a family cftnner party - at. Marjorie and Harry Worden's home, Bowmanville, R.R. 2. Happy birthday fella>vs. Mar- garet and Orville Ashton we party guests with Karen, Charles and Tara Ashton, Oshawa, alsa hast Saturday they were among the many guests at the Grills-Werry Wedding. ,Mr. and Mrs. GaryBISr. Jennifer and Gregory, MYr. and Mrs. Allan Werry, James regulatian time at a 3-3 caunt. In the overtime, with the Toros out hustlinig the Weston squad,' Bowmanville finally scored on a goalmouth scram- ble, with the goal going to Peter Sera, assisted by Gerry Leddy. M.V.P. award went to Ed Gruyters. Gane 3 Owen Sound vs Bowmanville In the championship game, Bowmanville again started off strong. Brian Dennis put the Taras one up on a setup from. Gerry' Leddy. Two minutes later, Ed Visser scored with assists coming from Ed Gruy- ters and Rick Bain. The Toros then went Up by three on a goal by Ed Gruyters, assisted by Ed Visser and Mike Adams. Owen Sound scored with 4 seconds left ta end the first a t 3-1. The second saw Owen Sound scoring three times ta one for Bowmanville ta end the second tîed at 4-4. The Toros' goal by Ed Visser, his second of the game, was set up by Rick Cross and Ed Gruyters. The 'third was an actian packed period with good scoring chances at bath ends until with just 1:04 left in the regulation time game, Brian Dennîs put the hametown squad up hy one with Gerry Leddy drawing the assist. With 3 seconds left Gerry Leddy ended the scoring with Ed Gruyters aissisting. Top Ten Averages Onie Etcher 245, Dat Bridger 228, Sharlene Dehart 227, Nancy Evans 222, Betty Westlake 221, Barb Osborne 220, Donna Harness 220, Cecile Bowers 219, Helen Depew 218, Joan Ard 211. Team Stan ding Onie Etcher 2917 pins, 2 points, Fern Bradley 2899 pins, 2 points, Shirley Davis 2879 pins, 2 points, Jackie and Miss Shelly Connell attended the rehearsal party given by Mr. and Mrs. Mike Grills af the Flying Dut chman Motel on Friday evening. Manv of usý whn wprA acquainted with the late Htilde Tohl of Toronto, especialhy U.C.W. ,woro shocked and saddened by her untimely death on New Year's day and weeshare the sorrow of her son and daughter and their familles. The past 'holiday sea- with horrendous weather not permîta time ta relax due ta a most' unusual series of events, many of fhem- had much sadness but one was a happy time hast Saturday for many when wedding belus rang loud and chear from aur Church as the Grills-Werry,ý wodding was solemnized. Sunday morning service had 60 folks in the congrogat ion for worship. Baskets of flowers .at the altar were placed in loviag memary by the famnihy of the late Elsie McGill. Pots of golden chrysanfhemums; re- mained from Saturday's wedding also. The 12 mrember Intermediate Choir and their director Uhah Chambers sanig a beautiful rondition, of the ant hem "Knock, Knack the Door Wilh Open" with spectal accompaniment by Kirh Pollard - tambourine and Déln Rowan - wood block. Our minister was seated oni the chancel stops surrounded by the children as ho tald the Children's Story. A real lessin in science whîch ho entithed "God's Game of Hide and Seek'~ as ho saught 4dam n atd Eve. Ho fold of several wonderful discoveries and gave the advice fa ho alert and wo may possibhy make' new discoveries fao. This wàs fohowed by a Litany praypr and the chihdren's hymn as the Junior Sunday School classes and teachers went ta the Sunday School room fo.r fthe Sunday Schiool session. The sermon exphained the uncer- tain circumstances "I doih Know Where I'm Going, But I'm on My Way", where Godis aur inspiration whichi We shouhd heed and becomneM-a pilgrim ta follow God's l jead- ing and remember ta have confidence and faifh in God's guidance. This week's notices - oan Sunday at 8:00 p.m. cur cangregatian hehd if annual meeting in fhe Sanctuary. (Full repart ater). Tuesday 6:30 p.m. Oshawa Presbyfery met in Brooklin United Church. Advance notices àre next Sunday, January 9,2, Ceremony of Installation -of U.C.W. Officers for 1978-79at the regular morning service. Monday, January 23rd 8.~00 p.m. The Annual Officiai Board Meeting will be hei&i n Tyrone United Church H Tuesday, January 24th . Friday, January 27fth, Week:-of Prayer services will be held in St. Andrews Presbyteri, n Church, Bowmanville.. Wed- nesday, January 25th, 1:-30 p.m. U.C.W. meeting at Jesâle Sleman's. Sunday, January9, Youth Group Second Birth4ay Part y. Give youn;elf a break. Take a waîk. ENNISKILLEN: M.V.P. went ta Brian Den- nis. Down Ajax 6-2 St. Marys Juveniles finished their league game an the right note. downing Ajax 6-2. ,, The first period was good, fast hockey with Ajax getting the only goal ta end the first at a 1-0 deficit for the buils., The second saw the Taraos corne out strong, scorrig.3 unanswered goals. The first was scored by Dean Ruther- ford, being set up by Scott Stevens and Ed Gruyters with 4:25 gone. Less than onie minute went by when Rick Bain put the home towners Y front. Assisting on the pla~- 'was Mike Adams and ele goaltender, Britt Murphy. Then with two minutes left in the middle frame, Al Brunt scored on a pass from Rpn Visser. The final frame was again, Bowmanville's as they out- scored Ajax 3-1. Chris M.ar- chant scored at 2:24 wi.th assists gaing ta Jerry Leddy and Brian Dennis. FWve minutes later Chris Marchant scored his second in a row being set up by Jerry Leddy again. Ajax thé scored Jerry Leddy stole the puck and pounded out the scaring for the night. St. Marys, now wait for the, ir playoffs ta begin, so corne aç't and cheer on the home town team. Braybrook 2853 pins, 2 points, Donna Harness 2834 pins,, 2 points, Nancy Evans 2704 pins, 2 points, Vickie Terry 2849 pins, 1 point, Marg King 27.67 pins, 1 point, Judy Bragg 2763 pins, 1 point, Nancy Welsh 2703 pins, 1 point, Dot Bridger 2639 pins, 1 point, Sharlene, ,Dehart 2604 pins, 1 point. " High triple-Onie Etcher 734 High sinigle-Onle Etcher 294.