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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. October 18, 1978 FLASHBACK - 25 Years Ago. Sadie Bucknell is the Bowier of the Week in the Ladies League with a nifty high game of 369 and a high triple'of 752. Next was Hilda Brock with 296, Doris Joli 286, Lii Phiilips 278, and Ena Etcher 274. FLASHBACK - 10 Years Ago. Last night at Memorial, Park the Men's Town League softball series closed for the year when ifithe last inning, with two out and the score tied 3-3, Grant Wright hit one over second base to score Terry Black, giving Stephen Fuels the championship over Kranip Furniture. CANCELLED - by raîn, the Splash Waik-A-Thon wii, g o this Saturday, October 2th. See any member of the committee for a piedge sheet and get out your waiking shoes. Everyone welcome. PICKERING PANTHERS - of the Junior B hockey leagixe haNve obtained the services for the season of two former Bowmanville hockey players, Bill Leaman and Brad Godfrey. Bill scored the opening goal and hiait two assists, while Brad made his first appearance with the team lin the game against Oshawa Legionaires last Friday night with the Panthers losing 8-5. SCORING - twice for the Centenniai Colts Varsity Soccer team, against George Brown Coilege, Gary Coombes iead the Colts 'n an Ontario College Athletic Association game, moving the Colts into third place in the Western division, trailing second place Sheridan Coliege by two points. The game was piayed at Lamport Stadium on Thursday, October 12th. GARY DUSSELDORP - a member of the Jr. C. Hockey Club, leaves this week for Holland where he will play hockey for the coming season. We wish him ail the best. CONGRATULATIONS - to the Orono Major Atom Soccer team who defeated the Tyrone team to win the Newcastle Area Soccer championship. Team members are Brian Young, Todd Mercer, Chris Langford, Mark Thompson, Scott Irwin, David Little, Richie Dupe, Paul Henry, Allen Hall, Jeff Vanhaverbeke, -Brad Peters, Eric Dreslinski, Blaine Bruton, Keith Vey, Doug, Little, (Coach) Russ Langford coach. CONSTRUCTION - of three tennis courts on the north east corner of Courtice Secondary School could begin by next spring states Bud Fanning, co.ýmmunity services departpient director, who has worked hr o aethe courts approved. Haîf of the $28.000 costs will be subsidized by provincial grants. THE CENTRAL - Lake Ontario Conservation Authority will be conducting a bird banding walk for the generai public on Thursday, October 19, 1978. Thie walk wiii visit the Lynde Shores Conservation Area and participants will have the opportunity to observe and learn about the Toronto Bird Observatory' s Saw Whet Owi bandinq project which wiil be in operation on that evening. The waik wili, leaâve from the Centrai Lake Ontario Conservation Authority's office (1650 Dundas Street East, Whitby) at 6:-30 p.m. on the above date. For more information contact the Information and Education Co-ordinator at 579-0411. Thle Bowmanville Cleaners presents the Bowmanville Minor Hockey' Association chea dul1e - SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2lst In Darlington Sports Centre F(qure Skatng Club Hlold$ Examina0 fionas Bowmanville Figure Skating Club members waltzed and tangoed their way through skating eèxamfinartionis last week at Bowmanville arena. Skaters who successfully completed examinations in figures were: Michelle Yeo, (preliminary) and Joan Tink, (third). 'Skaters passing dances were: Jackie Hood, (Dutch Waltz); Jackie Hood, Robin Wickett, Donna Marie Wood and Laura Dolan, (Canasta Tango); Lorie Lee Carleton, (Swing); Tracey Dolan, (Ten Fox); Tracey feared he had broken his finger. On Thanksgiving Eve the Toros travelled to Iroquois Park to play the Oshawa Black Hawks and came home with a 4 to 2 victory. The Hawks opened the scoring at the 6:32 mark of the opening period on a goal by Rick Wilson while Sean Kelly drew an assist. Walter Franks tied the score just nine seconds later wbhen Deryk Clark scored from Danny Weir. The-Toros macle it two to one at the 4:46 mark of the second period when Danny Weir scored from Deryk Clark. 1 The Hawks tied the score at two all at the 5:29 mark when Mark McNety scored unassisted. The Toros went ahead at the 3:05 mark of the third period on Danny Weir's second goal of the game. Danny Weir completed bis bat trick at the 8:22 mark of the final period while Scott Heard picked up the.assist.. Donny Hayes once mhore played a very steady game in the net for the Toros and went the distance as the Toros other goaltender George Kennett sitting out with a sprained finger. The Toros will play their last exhibition game on Saturday, October 14 when the Hawks will pay a return visit to Darlington Sports Center at 6 p.m. Y outh Bowling Tykes Moore 5, Milîson 0; Sutherland 5, Soper 0; Vacheresse 5, Britton 0; Kiely, 5, Apted 0. Team Standings Moore 21, Sutherland 17, Vacheresse 15, Milîson 13, Britton 11, Apted il, Kiely 9, Soper 3. Higb Singles J. Brown 122, A. Stacey 106, J. Moore 104. Higb Doubles J. Brown 210, J. Moore 200. Bantam Boys Buma 5,.Smith 2: ,Millson 4, Tugwood 3; Wesselius 7, Lugtenburg 0. Team Standings Buma 23, Wesselius 23, Tugwood 20, Milîson 16, Lugtenburg 12, Smith 11. Higb Singles S. Buma 206, M. Tugwood 192, M. Lugtenburg 183. 111gb Triples S. Buma 519, J. Buma 440, R. Sutcliff e 425. Bantam Girls Jaques 7, Kirkton 0; Donoghue 7, Black 0; Desousa 7, Dykstra 0. Teain Standings Jaques 31, Donoghue 24, Desousa 21, Black 13, Dykstra 9, Kirkton 7. Higb Singles K. Smith 143, K. Jaques 140, S. Sallows 138. 111gb Triples S. Sallows 372, K. Jaques 351, A. Theriault 340. Junior Boys Wesselius 5, Van Goor 2; Woolley 5, M. Luxton z; Cowling 4, S. Luxton 3. Team Standings Woolley 19, Wesselius 17. Van Goor 10, S. Luxton 7, M. Luxton 6, Cowling 4. Higb Singles Team Standings S. 'Wesselius 248, A. Van Desousa 29, Seto 26, Adams Goor201.26, Sawler 25, Black 19, Goor 201 ple Simpson 16, Greenley 14, S. Wesselius 603, A. Van H igh Singles Goor 537, M. Luxton 523, S . DehSol306 Woolley 513.X.Dsua36 Junior Girls High Triples flp.,.nusa 7. Hancock 0: K. Desousa 613, D. Hancock Black 5, Simpson 2; Sawler 5, 512. S. Adams 509. D. Lobb 506, Seto 2; Adams 7, Greenley 0. J. McKnight 5o5. IDA RIMgoIi * ood Bargalns Ahead * $ 00 * offors * ANY Pizza ta First Time Customers.* * VALID FOR THE R EMAINDER I O F OCTOBER (ANY DA-Y). I M Save this advertisementI I and Dresent tM Pizza Wagon * Wednesdayý "Ed Sullivan Special N/aht" * A "Really Big Pizza" I Reg. $600 Value $9 I 623-4134I I across f rom the Castie Notei Ammummummummmummmmmul, Dolan, Karen Gibson, (Fiesta Tango); Kim Taylor, Karen, Gibson (WiIlow Waltz); Wendy Mutton (Fourteenstep) Stephanie Hood, Heather Anyan (Tango), Heather Anyan (Rocker Foxtrot). In the upper photo, Oshawa skater Jim Blackburn leads the ladies once around the arena during the skating club's examinations. The judges last week were Mrs. Jane Derby, Mrs. Sharon Hollows, Mr. Derek Blackburn,, Mr. Thomas Nisbet and Mrs. Linda Letvenuk. WalterFak' Poe Wees SplIt Weekend Encounters On Saturday, October 7, Walter Franks Major Pee Wee played host to Ajax and came out in the short end of a 4 to 3 count. Ajax opened very quickly with a goal at the two minute mark when Kevin Latcbford rammed home a pass from Russel Roy. Just five minutes later it was Latchford again, assisted by Aaren Butt. After a minute and one second of the second perîod the Toros got one back as Chuck Nash scored from Chris Michelson at the 4:31 mark, Bowmïanville tied the score on a goal by Scott Heard assisted by Raymond Cummings and Deryk Clark. The visitors from Ajax, made it three to two when Kevîn McDonald scored from La tchford with 1: 15 left in the second period. Ajax scored again this time on a goal by Derek Haydon, assisted by Peter Candler and Kevin McDonald. The Toros scored their third goal at the 10:23 mark of the final period when Deryk Clark scored unassisted. The Toros played well enough to win this game by just having bad luck around the net. Both Toros goaltenders played very well. as both Donny Hayes and George Kennett made many difficult saves. 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