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FLASHBACK - 25 VEARS AGO. At a meeting held in Newcastle on Monday, a new organization known as the Lakeshore Minor Basebaîl Association was formed.' Six teams have been entered by Bowmanville, Newcastle, Orono, Kendal, Port Hope and Cobourg. Arnold Wade was elected president, Murray Patterson, Vice-president and Tom Mix, secretary-treasurer. FLASHBACK - 10 YEARS AGO. At the annual banquet of the Commercial Hockey League on Saturday at Erinli Country Club Bob Hellam was awarded the Most Sports- manli ke trophy, Ken Veitch the Most Valuable Goalie award, Archie Crossey Most Valuable Play-off trophy, Larry Perris the High Seoring trophy and George Sainsbury the Most Valuable trophy during the season. Bob Marjerrison, captain accepted for the Mutton and Gould team the league championship trophy. MAPLE LEAFS - vs. New York Islanders - What a series and what a tough one to lose. And how about Palmateer? Everyone on both teams gave everything and we 'offer sincere thanks for an exciting series. At our place we also had the pleasure of hearing, via radio, that the Jr. C. Eages had defeated 'Essex 7-5,n Essex forcing -a fth gme her lt Fiaya 8. On Sunday afternoon In Essex, the Eagles after leading most of the game,ý lost 3-2, leaving the series at three gmes t n o ssx e o rdya h oa arena. DESERVES CREDIT - While we are talking about the great job the Eagles have done this year in reaching the Ontario Finals, consid- erable praise should go to Coach Bill Cosburn who has done a great job with this year's team, after losing six or seven of his top players from last year. The hard-working coach doesn't usually receive the credit he deserves, most of it going to the goal scorers or the goalies who keep the puck out of the net, but Bill has been a big factor in putting a winning team together and providing tbem with motivation. Congratulations. A FEATURE - attraction planned for the Durham Central Agricultural Fair to be held in Orono, September 7th - loth will be a Tractor Pull. This will be a first for this attraction. FOLLOWING - the game in Newcastle Arena between Stedmans and Frank's hockey teams with Frank's the winner 2-1, Howard Quinney, sponsor of the Stedman team, pre- sented each player of Stedman's with a medallion in appreciation of their efforts throughout the ye'ar. NEWCASTLE -- Lakers Senior Basebal Club play their opeing game Sunday, May l4th *n Oshawa with ter .home opener on May 28th against Bowmanville Merchants. Kendal Eagles open in Ajax on May 2th with their home opener May 22nd against Newcastle. SMELT - taken from the mouth of Wilmot Creek have met the safety standards set by the ministry and have been declared safe for consumption. The smelt must be fîshed out of Lake Ontario though, as it is illegal to fish for smelt in a creek. Record Sale!. featuring ail the top names such as *Max Webster- Mutiny Up My Sleeve . Paul McCartney and Wings London Town . Kansas Point of No Return . Meat Loaf Bat Out of Hell . Jefferson Star Ship Earth *KendalIs Old Fashioned Love Now OnIly $5.49each THIS WEEKEND ONLY We alsohave a reat selection CANADIAN ARTISTS FIDDLE CONTEST WINNERS COUNTRY MUSIC Oniy $3,99 THIS WEEKEND ONLY MANY, MANY MORE SE LE CTIONS TO CHOOSE FROM. Entortainmont Contre 1218 Simcoe St. N.- Telephone 579-2411 Oshawa iing St. E. - Bowmanviile Mall Telephone 623-4535 F rus trated Fish Given a Lift to Get Over Dam All last week, the Ministry of Natural Resources was helping many trout to get upstream to spawn. The trout could not get over the Goodyear dam so the ministry was scooping them out and transporting them to other streams a little farther north. They were hoping to have moved 300 fish before Saturday when trout season opened. Unfortunately for the fishermen of our area the ministry would not mention where exactly the gfiant-sized fish were being taken. EagIes SpIit Go mes Keep Championship By Don Wilcox builtu a 5-1 leaq Bowmanville Port Darling- offiensive play and t ton Marina and Hotel Junior on the strength C's are stili alive in the Koczulab's goalten< all-Ontario finals, against the Koczulab turned i Essex 73's after a 7-5 win in effort making se, Essex Saturday night, saves and forcing however, they were unable to play catch-up hocke tie it up Sunday afternoon as Rick Scott returi Essex won 3-2. iepfrteEg. Essex now takes a 3-1 lead in lig neu p f o e ae games into Friday night's welcome additioi encounter in Bowmaniville at 8 blueline corps givi o'clock. Cosburn a few opti In the first two games, the reduced lineup. Scot Eagles were dominated by togo ae Essex but turned this around twogod adme and came back to hand the weekeig n anud sts 73's their first loss on home ice schrin2:inSardayf this season in the third game. the 12:34 ark ofss Essex appeared to believe it priodSiGarynDussis had the series sewed up going Bran.impsoassis o into Saturday's game and te thpey. t s te on overconfidence was a large thelrstpio factor in the loss. the Eagles at 2:2 One of the big points second scoring a shc curentl oing for the Eagles goal after taking a i isr fn suppgort. Although the Don Farrow. Farri 73's are the defending Junior C one of his own lat champions, the team has had pro slefudh trouble drawing fans ail operid ast un lh season. This isî seen by many netminder. members of the Bowmanville Essex's first goal squad to be an advantage. the il :41 mark xh Saturday night, the Eagles flî,nqopd, Ca msport Traiîler Sales Hwy. 115 and 35 Newcastle 987-5174 1977 and 1978 CHEVRON and HOLIDAY TRAILER Large selection of TRUC K-CA PS in stock SOLO CROSS COUNTRY SKI'S on Sale $74.00' usiiÂe av nagaav Koczulab. The Eag] back, though, and sc quick power play goe Cox scored the fii Chris Dwyer -an( Simpson at 12:50. Di scored at 13:27 from Kim Rasmussen. The Essex powerp]i connected shortly af as Don Chittle sco: Mark McGuire an, Hobbs at 14:59. connected again froi and Len Chittie at 19: the scoring for the p iri Essex Hope: AIive id on good then held il' iof Bob iding. in a superb weral key 1Essex to By ail night. ned to the , Saturday 1to be a 'i to the ng Coach ,ons in his tt turned in son the arted the s game at fthe first eldorp and sted on the tiy goal of iected for 37 of the ort handed pass from .w added ter in the Lmself one ie Essex Jcame at when Don to beat gles came iored two oais. Gary irst from id Brian usseldorp Scott and day finally ifterwards )red from nd Brian .1Chittle om Hobbs .:06 to end period. In the third, Dan Strike got an insurance goal for the Eagles at il1:44 after being knocked to the ice. Ted Puk and Dwyer assisted oni the play. Essex managed to narrow the lead and scored by pulling its goalie in favor of an extra attacker. Brad Dunbar got the goal scoring from Len Chittie and Mark McGuire. Don Farrow put the game out of reach, however, as he scored with only 18 seconds left to end the game. It was an unassisted effort by the Eagles' centreman. Sunday afternoon's ga-me could have gone either way as both the Eagles and Essex turned in fine performances. The Engles, though, were thwarted in their attempt to tie up the series when they allowed- a rebound to go uncovered after Koczulab had given up a breakaway goal. The first period in Sunday's contest went scoreless as each teaus concentrated on playing defensive hockey and was unwilling to commit itself. Koceulab and Chittie, for Essex, both turned in fine performances in the nets. Farrow got the Eagles on the scoreboard first at the 5:26 mark of the second from Dusseldorp and Kirk Kemp, Essex tied it up late in the period as Dave Anthony scored at 18:26 after the 73's had put a lot of pressure on the Bowmanville club. Gary Nemisz gave the Eagles back their lead at 7:40 of the third on a deflection of a Scott point shot. Craig Vanderburg also. picked up an assist on the play. Don Chittie tied it up as the Engles were caught up ice and Koczulab was unable to stop the breakaway. The game winner for Essex was scored by Jamie Crapper who scored on a rebound at the 9:54 mark. The 73's protected their lead from that point on although the Engles did have a chance to tie it up on a power play late in the period. The Eagles were disap- pointed after the game having watching their one goal lead dissipate in the third period. From here on in the team has commfitted itself to playing one period of hockey at a time and concentrating on winning the next game, Friday night at the Bowmanville arena at 8 p.m. StF. Joseph$ Bowling Ladies Higfl Single - J. Mason 259. Ladies High Triple -J. Mason 688. Men's High Single- C. Morgan 276. Men's High Triple - C. Morgan 701. Team Standings B. Bugg 85, winning teamof 2nd schedule, G. Follest 85, J. Mason 68, F. Ells 62, T. Brown 52, R. Zealand 49, R. Van Goor 42. E. Deboo 36. Night Hawks Bowling High single-Gloria Vanson 320. High triple-Mary Erwin 714. Team Standings Alice Lorusso 42,758 pins, 43 points, Gloria vanson 42,446, pins, 37 points, Mary Erwin 40,167 pins, 34 points, Donna Verleysen 41,515 pins, 31 points, Alice Burgess 42,337 pins, 27 points, Bille Ballantine 42,218 pins, 21 points. Games Over 200 A. Loursso 200, B. Burgess 211, S. Sellers 238, 210, D. Devos 236, G. Dykstra 200, B. Ballantine 217, B. Burgess 200, M. Trimble 236, K. Trimble 243 , M. Erwin 284, 242, K. Raîston 201, C. Anger 221, A. Burgess 200, 1. Wright 224, L. Burgess 243, L. Potter 218, G. Vanson 320, J. Rowe 216, D. Verleysen 208, 208, M. Trimble 239, P. Rivers 202, Liberty Belles Bowling This was the last of our schedule with Roberts team bowling Phillips for lst and 2nd. Phillips team coming out the winners. Team: J. Phillips, R. Fice, M. Colville, J. Hooper, E. O'Neil, D. Palmer, F. Dimbleby, Con- gratulations. 2nd. C. Roberts, H. Sheehan, C. Harrison, M. Schamerhorn, M. Tippins, G. Gallant, M. Almey. Winners of the hidden scores: 1. Raycraft, J. McMullen, B. Forsey, S. Souch, I. Davis, May Alldread, M. MacDonald, J. Goudey, M. Henning, P. Fallis, C. Roberts, E. O'Neil and D. Palmer tie. TEN - teams are entered in the Eastern Ontario Basebail Association in the local Senior scene. The league will be split into two sections with Kencfal Eagles, Newcastle Lakers, Port Hope, Peterbor- ough and Belleville in the eastern section. Ajax Merchants, Oshawa Legionaires, Whitby Merchants, Little Britain Generals and Bowmani- ville Merchants will play in the western section. GREEN GAELS - lacrosse team of Oshawa opened regular season play Iast Monday, against the Buiders at Civie Auditorium, Oshawa in the first of six season. meetings. With the Gaels again this season wiil be Bowmanville's Tom Wreggitt. TWO - cross country motorcycle races are in the planning stages for June and July in Oshawa. The Oshawa Competition Motorcycle Club hopes to find a suitable 25 acres site in Oshawa which will attract some 300 riders and about three or four thousand competitors. Town Will Present Prlaq-fues To Cham Hlockey T iAt present, he municipalîty i empty-ýhanded when it wshes to honor citizens Who have completed some out- sdn ahievement. Wednt even have a bal point pen to hand out to somebody", said Newcastle Mayor Garnet Rickard Monday. He made this comment during discussions on the 'kind of mementos that sliould be awarded by the town to the champion.ship hockey teams from Orono and Newcastle. A resolution passed by council last week suggests that a policy on civic gifts for persons of outstanding Forthe convenience of her regular and newclientele, she wiII be avail1ab le Mon. Wed., Thurs., Fr1. and Sat. Cail Angela at 623-7691 Angela DeMi lie NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARy Bobette Hairs tyling 57 King St. West - Bowmanville 'eams the municipallty. In the meantimfe, the area 's top hockey teams will be presented with the sanie kind of plaques from the town that championship teams received last year. NEWTONVILLE .STARKVILLE BOWLING Greasy Sliders 57, Gutter Jumpers 54, Easy Riders 43, Wild Ones 33. High single-Cindy Milîson 353. High triple-Cindy Milîson 722. Cindy Milîson 353, Pat Milîson 254, 200, Marliene. Stacey 247, Joyce Stacey 231, 201, Cathy Adams 226, Sandra McInnes 217, Blanche Jones F~kq BikeBes and More BI kes!l for the WhoIe Familyl Attention B.M.H.A. Coaches and SManagers Anyone interested in coaching, managing, etc. a B.M.H.A. team in the 1978-79 season is asked to apply in writing stating experience and any preferences as to position.and age level to: BOWMANVILLE MINOR HOCKEY ASSOC. P.O. Box 19v Bowmanville, Ontario APPLICANTS ARE URGED TO APPLY BE FORE MAY 31st, 1978. Ope't. 449 s Located at Hwy. Z on Ma pie Grove Rd. Telephone 623-4294