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Io The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 1. 1978 ÇoclrofiShotr Showsf A trap shooter from Bow- manville was among the top competitors in the Ahl American Gulf Coast Trap Shooting Championship held earlier this year in Florida. Mr. Edwin Cook of Bow- manville took fifth place in the overali standings of a five-day tournament held in Sarasota, Florida in January.1 His scores in the competi-, tion included first in singles class with 197,of 200 targetq, 9? of 100 in the double champion- ship and the highest score in preliminary doubles with 89 of 100, for an overail score of 983 of 1,100 targets in the tourna- mient. Mr. Cook was the winner of the'Unîted Auto Workers Rod and Gun Club Open Champion- ship. for 1977 and the- top scoring member of the Oshawa Skeet and Gun Club as. well. Novice, February 16, 1978 Grape Crush - 2 - Scptt Munro, Tim Pickard, shut out to- Paul, Stephens. Bonded Paving - 0 - February 17, 1978 Consumers Gas - 5 - Rick Snowden 2, Scott Snowden, Robbie Davidson, Paul Martin. Grape Crush -1- Richard Stone. Febiruary 18, 1978 Cross Town Cleaners -6- Freddie Milison 2, Greg Turk, Jamie Todd, Willy McGarvey, Richard, Maki. Hires Root Beer - 1 - Kyle Smart. Bon Rae Development - 2 - Jon Edmonston, Scott Wilson. Elnihurst - 2 - Rob Baker, Mark Cameron. Cable TV. - 3 - Gareth Stone 2, David Fowler. Denis Pizzeria - 3 - John Begg 2, Brad Stapelton. Atom, February 16, 1ý78 Orange Crush - 4 - Scott Barclay, Doug Bakker, Ke vin Fowler, Bob Hellam.,Lange Gane - 3 - Andrew Davey 2, Bruce Cooke. February,18, 1978 Kinsman - 7 - Randy Smith 3, Tracey Stephen 2, Bobby Gll, Michael Day. Newcastle - 3 - B. Milîson, T. Petherick. Darlington Auto Centre - 2 - Mark Romard, Peter Raetsen, shut out to Doug Logan. Orange Crush - 0 - Osborne & Shank Insurance - 5 - Danny Player 3, Todd Lewis, David Hamilton. Lar's Sports - 3 -Mark Cole, Brad Bamsey, Mark Hill. Pee Wee, February 18, 1978 Hutton Transport - 4 - John Kayteyn 2, Todd Beers, Grant Gibson.. Rotary Kings - 3 - Steve Allen, Tim Childs,, Rob Hoogkamp, Mr. Submarine - 2 - Jeff Logan, George Chyrsier, Shut out to Eric Peebles. Goodyear Rangers - 0 - Dennison Mfg.-4- Ryan Brown 2, Victor Romard, Jason Parks. Nichols Motors - 1 - Todd McRobbie. Larry's Sports - 3 - Sandy Wiseman, Timn Cowie, David Ward. Cable T.V. - 1 - R. Baker. February l8th, 1978 Franks Variety - 4 - Glen Tink 2, Robert Thompson 2, Local 12219 - 1 - Don King. Kool Enterprises - 5 - Henry Rozema 3, Grant Jones, Ted Witherspoon. Shut out to Brian Chown. Newcastle - 0 - Midget, February 18, 1978 Atterlsy Tire - 1 - Mark Richards. Voyageurs - Kevin' Anyan.- February 19, 1978 Reddie Chef - 3 - Jim Malter 2, Doug Pickell, Shut out to Kevin Rines. Canucks - 0 - I-ART FU L M1cGregor Hardware A toms Win Pene tangue Tourne y Shown avove are the Bowmanville Major Atom Toros who captured the Championship at'the Penetanguishene Tournament held on the weekend. Front row, left to right: Allan Ulrich, Brent Neill, Tom McLaughlin, Brian Heard, Pierre St. Amand, Lorne Whitmarsh, Chris Clifton; middle row: Jeff Knox, Chris Dreossi, Glen Duncan, Jon Clieff, Jeff Dawson; back row: Coach Brian Purdy, Brad Cruess, Paul Robichaud, Chris Lee, Manager Hugh Neill. Absent when photo was taken: Greg Watson, Tramner Geo. "Woody" Ulrich. - Dufresne Ladies MondayNih Bowling Loague Top Ten Averages Top Ten Averages Donna Harness 219, Donna I-arness 220, Onie Sharlene Dehart 218,, Onie Etcher 219, Sharlene Dehart Etcher 216, Nancy Welsh 215, 218, Dot Bridger 216, Jackie Dot Bridger 214, Nancy Evans Braybrook 210, Vickie Terry 210, Shirley Davis 209, Vckie 210 Shirleyý Davis 210, Nancy Tery 208, Jackie Braybrook Evn 23Ccil Bwers 20m, ii208, Cecile Bowers 202. Juy rag20 7TeamnStanding Ta-i ;adn Jacke Brybrok 2119 Donnaj Harness 22743 pins, pins, 13 points, Donna Harness 15 points, Nancy Evans 2268 19898 pins, 13 points, Nancy pins, 1,5 points, Jackie Bray- Evans 19651 pins, 13 points, brook 234,A, Vickie Terry Dot Bridger 19027, 12 points, 22994 pins, 14 points, Fern Vickie Terry 19926 pins, il Bradley 22374 pins, 13 points, points, Fern Bradley 19498 DotBigr262pn,1 15pins, 0 points, arWlne point, Sharlene Dehart 22233 1955 pns,10 oins, harene pins, 12 points, Judy Bragg Dehart 19214 pins, 10 points, 21866 pins, il points, Marilyn Judy Bragg 19140 pins, 10 Fîintoff 22249 pins, 10 points, points, Shirley Davis 19264 Shire ai 22 is 13pins, points, Marg Kînge points, Onie Etcher 2 1915 pins, l9o9 pin, 8poins, arg ing 9 points, Marg King 21694 pins, 18786 pins, 6 points. 8 points. High triple-Muriel Holroyd High triple-Onie Etcher 727. 718. High single-Lil Edmond- High singlè-Cecile Buwers 292. son 289. YELER ON Mr. and Mrs, Terry Malcolm are currently enjoying a week's holiday in the Barbados. Meanwhîle, back on the farm, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Gundrie of Barrie are babysitting Todd and Tara. Glad to report Mr. James Gray has returned home from the Civic Hospital in Peterbor- ough and is-now recuperating at home. Mr. Darryl Robinson is currently employed with an oil company in exploration în Alberta. Mr. and. Mrs. Victor Malcolm of Nestleton were at home on Sunday to 3812 guests in honour of our matriarch's (Mrs. Emma, Malcolm) 84th birthday on February 26th. The guests ranging in age from *9 rmonths to 94 years, family and friends of the guest of honour were present from far and wide and included the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Malcolm and Elmer Wright of Nestieton, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wright of Islington, Mrs. Emma Malcolm of Uxbridge, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Malcolm and Mr. and Mrs. Cos De Guisti of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bowler of Oshawa, Mr. Malcolm Emmerson, Mr. Norman Malcolm of Blackstock, Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Malcolm and family, Mrs. Alwyn Haines and family, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Malcolm and family, ail of Nestieton, Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Ke nt and family of Orono, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Malcolm and family of Janet- ville, Mr' and Mrs. Harvey Malcolm, Marti and Mona of Yelvert on, Miss Jane Connolly of Toronto. A very enjoyable social afternoon was spent following a sumptuous pot luck buffet dirîner., Miss Audrie Brown returned home, this week from an enjoyable two week's holiday in Mexico as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lawrence, former gencral nerchants in Nestie- ton. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Evelyn Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Skuce and family in the passing of Mr. Newton Armstrong recently. Over the past year, the Army Cadet League of OJntario has seen a renewed interest in the. Cadet move- ment and an encouraging increase in the level of enrolîment. Our own local Cadet Corps is currently looking for young people, maie and female, between the ages of 13-18 inclusive, who might want to become involved in the manv activities Cadets offer. Brigadier General Forbes West, head of the Army Cadet Movement for Ontario, noted that young. people are often reluctant to joîn a cadet corps because they are misinformed as to what may be required of them. Joinîng a local corps does flot commit a cadet in any way to the Canadian Armed Forces, West said. He or she may leave the cadets at any time. As well, uniforms, summer camp, meals, excur- sions - in fact, every aspect of the Cadets program is provid- ed free of charge. Youngsters who join up with a local corps, before March 3lst are eligible for Cadet surnrer camp, West added. Courses in scuba diving, parachuting, photography, judo, etc., are available. Summer camps run for either two or six weeks. Ail cadets who attend camp receive a $10000 bonus at the end of the summer. Older cadets, that is. those students with several years experience wlîo are at least sixteen years old, may work as instructors during the summer. Their remuneration is in the region of $2000.00. Infcrested persons can contact their local groups (the numbers are listed in the telephone book) or call the Ontario Cadet Army League H-eadquarters for information at (416) 488-4342. & Son Photography Le hin Lies Bowling League Team Standings Sutchiffe 15 points, 23,642 pinfaîl, Edmondson 13 points, 21,988 pinfaîl, Bragg 13 points, 22,941 pinfaîl, Terry il points,, 22,640 pinfaîl, Buday il points, 22,208 pinfaîl, Etcher 9 Points, 22,022 pinfaîl. 1High single this week-C. 'Roberts 269. To date-J. Sut- cliff e 390. High triple this week-O. Etcher 669, B. Buday 669, C. Roberts 669. To date-J. Sut- cliffe 879. High average..J. Sutchiffe 245. Top Ten Averages J. Sutchiffe 245, V. Terry 214, B. Buday 211, O. Etcher .211, M.> King 208, J. Bragg 204 (21, C. Roberts 197. V. Fairey 196, B. Jones 19 1, L. Wright 188. ..,r Mdkrs Bowmanville Laqgue Gibson 14, 11824, McMahon 121/2, 11777, Elliott 12, 12026, Moore 11, 11561, Hooper 1O'l/2, 11394, Huisman 9, 11337, Dowholis 8, 11360, Smith 7, 10976. High, single-Dianne Gibson 257. High. double- Helen White 467, (255, 212). Top Ten Averages Gloria Smith 199, Mary Lee Hentig 195, Mary Huisman 193, Karen McFeeters 189, Dorothy Moore 188, Diane Atkînson 187,' Carol 'Hooper 184, Verna McMahon 184, Dianne Gibson 182, Elaine Elliott 181. Ploins Minor Bantams Bow Out of O.M.HA. Playoffs On Wednesday, February, 22nd, Cobourg ousted Plains Minor Bantamns from O.M.H.A. playoffs with a convincing 7 to 3 decision. The Toros were right out of it from the first minute as Cobourg opened the scoring at the 1 minute mark of the game when Pat Ryan stole the puck from Chris Dyck and went in unmolested. Cobourg went two Up at the 2:29 mark when Phil Stoven scored from Rob West. Before the first period was over Cobourg, scored again this time it was Ryan while Patten and Dolley drew assists. Cobourg made it 4 to O at the 5:00 mark of the second period as Patten scored from Ryan and Peters. Just 10 seconds later they scored again this tîme it was Jehlicka from West. Ryan scored at the 13:-40 mark of the period to gîve Cobourg a 6-0 lead at the end of two periods. Cobourg made it 7 to 0 at the 1:52 mark of the thîrd period when Ryan scored his third goal of the game. The Toros finally came to life at the 4:23 mark when Brian Ruddy scored from Chris Dyke. At the 8:15 mark Bill Hogarth scored, from Chris Dyke whiie Mark Wood was serving an elbowing penalty. The Toros made it 7 to 3 at the 9:12 mark when Ed Osborne scoredý while Darcy Cummings and Steve' Carey drew assists. The final~ score of the game was~ Cobourg 7 Bowmanville 3. Defeat Oshawa Kisil Fuels 7 to 1' On Saturday, February 25th Plains Minor Bantam playecd host to Oshawa Black Hawk- and handed themn a 7 to 1' defeat. The Toros opening thet scoring at the 3:55 mark of thI first perîod when Barry Cullen, scored from Rod Plain. The Toros made it,2 to 0 at the 6:03 mark when Steve Carey scored: from Ed,. Osborne. Rod Plain secred t-), make it 3 to 0 when Barry, Cullen and Chri-Dyke drew, assists. Steve Skene lost bis bld for a shutout at the 1: 55 mark, of the third period when Lace scored from Harris. The Toros made it 4 to 1 at the 3:45 mark when Bill Hogarth scored from Ed. Osborne. At the 4:05 mark Rick Erwin scored an unassisted goal to go up 5 to 1. 1 The Toros scored again at the 7:15 mark when Ed Osborne scored fromn Rod Plain and Bill Sainsbury. The final goal of the game was scored at the 14:03 mark when Steve Carey scored while Rob Kennett and Ed Nowtonville-Starkvil!e Bowling Leêgu. Team Standings Greasy Sliders 41, Gutter Jumpers 41, Easy Riders 33, Wild Ones 24. High single-Peggy Milîson 276. High triple-Peggy Milîson 689. Another Septemb.rfest Two Hundred Games Peggy Milîson 276, 232, Gail Milîson 243, Marlene Stacey 242, 223, Olive Henderson 230, Pat Milîson 227, Carol 209, 202, Cindy Milîson 201.' The Junior C Hockey Club has been'granted permission to hold a second annual Septemberfest in the Darling- ton arena this faîl. The Town of Newcastle's community services commfittee recommended that the Junior C Club be given one night's free rental. The rate for the remaining two nights will be decided later., The Septemberfest has been scheduled for September 14, 15 and 16. Representatives of the Junior C Hockey Club are to, dlean up the centre after the' event in order to receive' reduced rentai fees from theé town. 12-onfh or 0 iles, Warranty on our Top-Quality Used Cars and Trucks Available on many of our top-condition quality used cars and trucks, subject to a $25.00 deductible. Fuli pa rts and labour will be covered onthe following: ASSEMBLY COVERED PARTS ASSEM8LY COVERED PARTS DRIVE AXLE ENGIN E. Front and-or Rear Drive Axie Engie aci Al IternI .Housings including ail internaI Lubricated Parts prs Pistons, Ringis, Valves. Propeller Shaft Water Pum . Universal Joints Fue . pAxle Shaft MafuldspWheel Bearing BlMno s Wheel Bearing Inner Retainer *Cylinder Head AKE RotryEngine Housing M. BRAKESde Flwhel.MstrCylne *Vacuum Assist Booster *Wheel Cylinderso ,STEEING .Hydraulic Lines and Fitings STERN Th Steering Gear Houslng. Disc Bra ke Cal1pers and ail1 internai1 parts, EETIA Power Steering Pump, .EETIA Generator or Alternator Valve Body,. Voltage Reg ulator Piston and Rack. Windshieîd Wiper Motor *Wirlng Harness TRANSMSSIONSwitches TRANMISSON .Starter Motor *The Transm ission Case andAI ODTNE alilinternai parts, încîuding ARCNDTNE the torque converter and .(if Factory lnstalled) transfer case, clutches and bands.. Compressor Condenser *Evaporator N.B. If repairs required to vehicle are covered under the warranty you wilI receive (free of charge) a courtesy car. <maximum 5 days).,1 !66 King St. East Teepoe 2-39 I Rocroation Hockey