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Liberly Belles Bowling Team Standings Roberts 29033, 35, B. Osborne 29183, 34, Foran 29235,,27/2, Piper 28898,i 27½/, Fice 2221, 22, Stephens 27739, 22, Spear 28673, 21/, Pollard 27519, 211/2, Robinson 28144, 204, Bond 27973, 20/, B. Forsey 28009, 19. Harness 27424, 17. High single-J. Spear 298. High doube-J. Spear 508, (298, 210). Top Averages J. Spear 219, May Alldread 202, S. Robinson 200, F. Sleep 196, C. Roberts 193, D. Bond 191, B. Osborne 189, A. Bons 188, M. MacDonald 188, H. Piper 187, R. Fice 184, P. Forsev 184. One Bright Spot in Eagles' Series with Essex Ladies Bowling Team Standings Bragg 32 points, 46,420 pinfail, Sutcliffe 30 points, 47,487 pinfail, Trimble 24- points, 44,902 pinfail, Terry 20 points, 44,575 pinfaîl, Buday 20 points, 44,746 pinfail, Etcher 18 points, 43,752 pinfail. Hfigh single this week-C Roberts 315. To date-J., Sutcliffe 390. High triple thîs week-C. Roberts 766. To date- J. Sutcliff e 879. High average- J. Sutcliffe 236. Top Ten Averages J. Suteliffe 236, B. Buday 211 (42), V. Terry 207, O. Etcher 206, J. Bragg 206, (45), M. King 204, C. Roberts 203, V. Fairey 200 (4?),> D. Bond 198, B. Jones 195. I~i 299-DEAN ll~~ AV E. li'~1EUi576-1220 ~Charex The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 26, 1978 9 VOLKSWAGEN LTD.- Audi PLAYER presents 0F THE .WEEK "Èh Eale . BOB KOCZULAB The ag es oaltender, Bob Koczulab, has played extremel y wel 1 throughout a most successful season, and particularly wel I in the playoffs. Last Tuesday night, Alliston Iust couldn't break down his defences as the Eagles won 10 - 3, and on Wednesday the Eagles eliminated Alliston, defeating themn 6 - 3 The Eagles lost Saturday night to Essex, but had if flot been for Bob's outstandlng work in the nets, the score would have been much higher than 4 - 3. Whity - el.668-9t383 1425 Dundas St. E. Whitby Beetie - Bus - Station Wagon Camper Rentais Daily -Weekly -Monthly Free Courtesy Cars A vailable by Appointrnent for Bowmanvi lie and Surrounding Area uw. Uv. SU SUS 555 US 55555 * e e e If Tennis isyour e * e * e * e game...then i D&Risyour i e e * mi e * *4aiaI e * e * e * e * e * e * e * e * e * e * e e e e e e e e e e e s e e e e e e * e * e * e * , e e * We have in stock a complete * supply of racquets, balis and * ~ ac~:~ories.we wiII re-string tennis squash racquets for your added * e * e !D&R Sports i e e e * nn~ISki Shop * s * 85 King St. W. Bowmanville e * e .aeeeeeeeeeeeeee O**S**SS ***S~ There weren't too many bright spots in the two games that, Port Darlington Marina Eagles played against Essex on the weekend, but this was one of them in the third period on Sunday afternoon. Kirk Kemp bas just scored on Steve Baker's rebound to start a brief comback for the Eagles. Note the dejected look on that Essex defender just ahead of their goalie. Eagles lost the game 7 to 4 but hope for better things this weekend when they play the next two games in Essex for the Ontario Junior C championship. Mauy Brown sNovices End Sooeasot London The Mary Br-own's Novices competed in theSouth London Tournament on April 15-16 in L. round robin affair which turned out to be settled by goals as three teams ended Up tied for first place. In the opening game, the Taros were beaten by Grimsby 2-1. In the first period, the Grimsby team scored to put them in fron't 1-0. In the second, Chris Beck scored, assisted by David Fairey ta tie the game. Late in the Ihird period, Grimsby scored when the Taras were short handed to win the game. In the second game, the Toros beat Tillsonburg 5-0. In the first period, Shawn Rekker opened the scoring with Barry Oliver and Chrîs Beck getting the assists. In the second DeriodChris Beck scored with Bobby McArthur gaining an assist and Brad Carnegie scored from Glen Campbell. In the third period, Chris Beck scored fram Cory Sweet and then Scotty Burns scored from Mike Gallant. In this game David Smith earned the shut- out. In the third garne, the Taras beat South London who turned out ta be the eventual winners because they scored tvio more goals then the -Toros in the tournament. In the first period, the Toros scored three goals and were really flying. Scoring goals for the Taras were Cary Sweet, Chris Beck and Glen Campbell. Gaining assists were Chris Beck (2), and Brad Carnegie. In the second and third period, the Taras let up and tired quickly ta let the other team score three goals in the last period. Scaring for the Taras in the last perîad was Cary Sweet with Chris Beck getting the assist., This was the last game for the Taras who laed a great' year, winning 40, lasing 18 and tying il. Playing for the Taras are David Smith, Teddy Graves, Michael Houston, Shawn Rekker, Bobby McArthur, Barry Oliver, Cary Sweet, Scott Burns, Michael Gallant, Glen Campbell, Larry Perrîs, David Fairey, Chris Beck, Brad Carnegie and Kelly Armstrong. Coaching staff are John Rekker, Bob Fairey, Gard Carnegie and Brian Graves, Manager is Jim Hauston and stick boy was Shaughn Houston. Congratulations an a great year! In the Mississauga Tourna- ment the Taras shawed fine form but lost ta a strang team in the last gaine. In the opening gaine the Taras beat a Toronto team, Malton 3-0. In the first periad Shawn Rekker and Michael Gallant scored unassisted. In the second perîad Chris Beck scored with Glen Campbell and Shawn Rekker gaining the assist. In the second gamne the Taras beat West Mail 2-0. Scaring for Bowmanville was Shawn Rekker unassisted and Larry Perrîs with assists ta Bobby McArthur and Michael Houston. Bath David Smith and Teddy Graves 1shared these shutouts as goalies which praved ta be their twentieth shutout of the year. In the third gamne Bowmanville was beaten by Grimsby 2-0 and in the fourth by Huron 1-0., DON'T LET ROAD CONDITIONS TURN YOUR WORLD UPSIDE DOWN 1SAFE DRIVING IS A FAMILY AFFAIR Ca msport Trailer Sales Hwy. 115 and 35 Newcastle 987-5174 1977 and 1978 CHEVRON and HOLIDAY TRAILER Large selection of T RU C K-CA PS i n stock SOLO CROSS COUNTRY S KI'S on Sale $74.00- e,,l FAMILY CARS 1976 VENTL4RA 4 DR. Gas miser, 260 V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes, radio, rear defagger, one owner. Eligibie for 12 month - 12,000 mile warranty. ... . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lic. KHY725 1976 GRANADA 2 DR. 302 V-8 automatic, power steering and brakes, radio, electric defroster. Low mileage - Bowmanviile car. Eligible for 12 month - 12,000 mile warranty ............................................ Lic. KHZ016 1976 GRANADA 4 DR. V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes, air canditioning, AM-FM radio, brand new Michel In radial tires. Pricedtf0seli this week. ... . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lic. KOD255 1975 BUICK LESABRE 4 DR. V-8, aufomatic, power steering and brakes, radio, air conditionlng, vinyl roof, mouldings .................................... Lic. HRD858 1974 CHEVY IMPALA Extra dlean car, dark green, matching interior............ Lic. AOV769 1974 MATADOR WAGON V,8 automatic, power steering and brakes, radio, radial tires, eli*be o 12 month - 12,000 mile warranty........................... ... TMF 305 1974 PONTIAC PARISIENNE BROUGHAM 4 DR. Local one owner car ................. ................. Lic. BPD673 1974 PONTIAC LUXURY LEMANS 9 PASSENGER WAGON V-8, aufamatic, power steering and brakes, radio, woodgrain, roof rack, new radial tires, just palnted ............................ Lic. JAS603 "q'AS S" CARS 1973 MUSTANG "GRANDE" 1973 TOYOTA CELICA 1974 MAZDA RX4 - ROTARY WAGON 166 King St. East Presents the!ir 25th nniversary Carnival "CHILDREN 0F THE WORLD"o Saturday, April 29th - 2 p. m. Su nday, April1 3Oth - 2 p. m. Adu Its $1.75 Bowmanville Memorial Arena Chi dren 50c q ___________________________________________F M *ei w e,,, e,,,, I SPORTY CARS 1976 CHEVY NOVA S.S.' 350 - 4 barrel, 4 speed, power steering and brakes, radio, rustproofed. Eligible for 12 month - 12,000 mile warranty .............. Lic: LbU951 1976 CHEVELLE MALIBU LAGUNA S-3 V-8 automatic, power steering and brakes, radio, mags, rustproofed when new. Eligible for 12 month - 12,000 mile warranty ....... c. KJT872 1975 PONTIAC LEMANS SPORT G.T. 26,910original miles on this "eye-catching" limited edition model. Bucket seats, console, V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes, radio, rally wheels. Eligible for a 12 month - 12,000 mile warranty ....... Lic. JC0943 1974 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX V-8 automnatic, power steering and brakes, power windows, air conditloning, radiaIs, rally wheels, vinyl roof, pin strlping, mouldings, electric defroster, 38,928 mileage ........... ............ Lic. MZN 235 1974 PONTIAC LEMANS 2 DR. 350 V-8, automatic, poWer steering and brakes, radio, vinyl roof, mouldings, fresh paint................................ Lic. MMK350 1973 PONTIAC LEMANS 2 DR. 350, automatic, power steering and brakes, radio, mouldlngs, pin stri pes, vinyl roof, red and white - new paint ..................... Lic. DZA283 ECONOMAY CARS 1973 CENTURY 4 DR. 29,160 original miles on this local one-owner automobile. (lt's been pamperedi.)........................................... ic. EBB044 1973 CHEVROLET CAPRICE CLASSIC 4 DR. HARDTOP Fully equipped with air conditioner, stereo, power windows, door locks -much much more .................................... ic. EBE991 1972 VOLKSWAGEN BUS "Showroom Condition." This van must be seen - and driven. Lic. ANT946 1976 VEGA HATCHBACK This local one owner car com es v, balance of 5 year - 60,000 mile engine guarntee Eletrlcde _Ostr0adial tires, rustproofed when new. Eligibefor 12 month - 12,000 n%-4s warranty ......... ..... Lic. LFB950 1976 CHEVETIE 4 cylinder, 4 speed, radio, electric defroster, rustproofed when new. Eligible for 12 month - 12,000 mile warranty ............... Lic. LJ B957 1973 VOLKSWAGEN 412 WAGON Automatic, Ziebarted, excellent driving car............... Lic. H PV149 i 623-3,396 Bowmanville with a quality used cor'from Cowan Pontiac-Buick *.the 4"Home of OId-Foshioned HlospitaÎit y" BowmaUnvillle Tennis Club OPEN MING' SOON AS WEATHER PERMITS Registration wiIl be held at the Club on following dates: Saturday, May 27th -11 a.m. - 12 Noon Monday, May 29th - 7p. m. - 9p. m. Wednesday, May 3st - 1: 30p.m.- 2:30 p.m. Lessons wiIl be available - information supplied on registration. FEE SCHEDULE - 1978 Senior Couple ................................. ........ $40.00 Senior............................................... $25.00 Senior Weekday .....................$12.00 Intermediate (under 18,Set30197. .......$120 Junior (under 16'- Sept. 30, 1977) ......................... $ 7.50 Cheques preferable but cash accepted. For additiona I information cali Ma rg Bain - 623-2661.