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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 25, 1978 7 Thurs5day Night Hockey ED ZUPANIC - a grade 12, student at Courtice Secondary School and Glenn Nolan, a grade il student at Anderson Collegiate, Whitby were in St. John's, Nfld. on the weekend competing in the Canadian Cadet Judo championship with the Ontario provincial team. WaIter Frank Toros Loge to Markham in 3 to i Encouâter 1 By Joe Kennett It seems that this Toro teamn has, ail the bad luck of havinig pôor officiais for their gamfes as this pair from, Oshawa cç,uld not see any infractions b ' the Markham team, only the Toros. The' Toros only picked Up three penalties but these three were of the cheap variety, especially the one to Gordie Rogers as he waÈ being hooked ail the way in fr'om the blue uine. But they gave Gordie a penalty for high sticking. The first period f'eatured good, hard skating by both teams and some very good goaltending by Darip Shackei- ton of Markham and Donny Hayes for Bowmarnville. The Toros opened the scor- ing on a goal by Scott Heard assisted by Deryk Clark and Roger Hornsby at the 13.51 mark of the second period. Markham tied the first game from a scramble in front of the Bowmanville net when Jason Adamson scored from Mike Hunter at the 14.16 mark. Markham went ahead at the 10.35 mark of the third period when Paul Elliott scored from Bruce Paterson. With only 1.46 ieft in the game and the Toros putting on pressure the officiai decided to make it a littie more competitive for the Toros when they gave the Toros two penalties at the same time,, thus killing any chance the Toros may have had to tie the game. With just 32 seconds left in the. game. Markhamn scored their third goal of the contest. The goal was scored by Don Ritchie. Congratulations should go to goaltender Donny Hayes who played superbly in the Bow- manville goal. The Toros' next home game will be on Sat., Oct. 28, at the Darlington Sports Centre at 6 p.m. when Cobourg will be the opposition. The Bowmanville Cleaners presents the Bowmanville Minor Hockey As sociation *Weekly ScheduIe* S.vi- HAM PTON OCTOBER28 e00 p.m. - Atom 2nd Ajax vs. BowmanvIlle (exhibition) 4:00 p.m. - Major Pee Wee Cobourgvs. Bowmanville League 27:30 p.nm. - Minor Bantam Whitby vs. Bowmanville League ~I9:00 p.m. - Midget 2nd Uxbridge vs. Bowmanville League OCT OBER30 i i IlWe specialize in Shirt Laundering." 7:00 p.m, - Bantam 2nd StouffvMlle vs. Bowrnanville League 8:15 p.m. - Major Bantam Oshawa Kinsmen "IAAA" vs. Bowmanville (exhibition> NOVEMBER 1 7:00 p.m. - Major Midget Lindsay vs. Bowmanville League 8:45 p.m. - Juvenile Oshawa vs. Bowmanville League OCTOBER 28 in Bowmanville Arena 4:00 p.m. - Novice Stoufflviîle vs. Bowrnanville League 5:00 p.m. -Minor Atom Markham vs. Bowmanville League 6:00 p.m. - Major Atorn Whitby vs. Bowmanville League 7:00 p. m, - Pee Wee2nd Markham vs. Bowmanville League 8:00 prn. - M inor Pee Wee Peterborough vs. Bowmanville League 9:00 p. m. - Major M idget Bay Ridges vs. Bowmanville (exhibition) D Bowmanville Cleanelvrs Ltd. 84 KinCa St. West 623-5520 Stedmans Reopens in Veltri Building Liberty Belles It was standing room only at Stedmans grand opening Thursday a s shoppers lined Up to take advantage of the sales and free gifts. Manager Keith Jackson welcomed more than one familiar face back to his store. Stedmans opened Thursday, October 19 at its temporary headquarters in the Veltri Building. However, Stedmans hopes to be ready to re-buildits burned-out store on King St. west some time in the spring. Su"ptolean MnrBntm Winless After Four Games The young hockey season is underway and so far the Septo Clean Minor Bantams have played 4 games, winning 0, losing 3, and tying another. The team began pla-y on Saturday, Sept. 30j, at the Bowmanviile Memoriai Arena with Bowmanvilie hosting Oshawa in low-scoring affair, Oshawa taking it by a 2 - 1 count. After a scoreless first period Shaughn Houston put Bowmanville ahead assisted by Grant Gibson. The time was 1:20. But the lead was very short-lived as just 14 seconds later Ken Spohn tied it for Oshawa. After 2 periods it was 1 - 1. But Oshawa wasted no time in taking the lead when at 1: 12 of the 3rd period Wade Tedren scored the winner for the visitors. Bow- manville took 5 penalties to Oshawa's 2 (ail as minors). t. was a penalty that sunk the Toros in this one. As the winner was on a powerplay goal for Oshawa. Game 2 - Toros - 0, Ajax 4 Bowmanville's first road game of the year was in Ajax. With Ajax whitewashing the Toros 4-0. This was a very rough game as the referees assessed a total of 19 penal- ties. Bowmanville took 10, Ajax 9, Bowmanville had 1 - 5 minute penalty. While Ajax had 1 - 20 minute misconduet plus 2 double minors. Gamne 3 - Toros - 3, Oshawa 3 The Toros were looking for some revenge here against the team who beat them before but it was not to be as the game ended in a 3-3 tie. Thus Bowmanville gained their first point of the year. Bowmanville's 3 goals were scored in either the 2nd or 3rd perîods after Oshawa jumped into a 1-0 lead in the second, first period was scoreiess, Tim Preston tied it for Bowmanville, from Stephen Taylor and Shaughn Houston. Second veriod ends 1-1. In the INFLATION FIGHTER EVERY WEDNESDAY; FROM Tl,19SUIVI9T WHY NOT A PIZZA FOR LUNCH? WE START COOKING AT 10:30 ar. OUR BIG- EIGHT SLICE 3 ITEM PERFECT PIZZA Our]pfi ZZIAII5s are for, 242 King Street EastÉ Phon-e 623«6434 DISCOUNT C~OUPONS & CERTIFICATES NOT VALID DURING THIS WED. SPECIAL 3rd Bowmanviile jumped into a 3-1 advantage as Don Dargie from Marty Grubb and Steven Allen and Troy Wood from Ron Hopcrof t and Captain Glenn German at 4:27 and 2:52 respectively. Oshawa got back inito the picture wt 1:42 left. But the backbreak- er for the Toros came with only :42,seconds left as Jose Lafarga gave Oshawa the tie. NOTES - A good Toro effort almost paid off in a victory. Gaine 4 - Offence O.K., Defence? Once again thiswas a home game for the Toros. Bowman- ville lead by Shaughn Houston (assisted by Dan Richie), Don Daigle (from Steven Allen, Shaughn Houston) and Mike Glass (Glenn Mathews and Dan Richie). The Toros took i 3-2 lead with 12:55 minutes left to play. But it turned out to be 13 long minutes as Cobourg came up with 3 unanswered goals at 8:15, 3:28, and with 2:45 left to give Cobourg a win over Bowmanville. NOTES - The Toros looked very scrambly defensively in this one, as they just seemed to be running around in their own end, not mentioning the numerous breakaways the Cobourg Club had. When the defence is good and the offence is going the Toros become a very tough team to beat. S"t,. Joseph'$ Bowling No. 1 Rita VanGoor 31 points, No. 3 Arnold VanGoor 31 points, No. 2 Mike Mason 26 points, No. 6 George Gibbs 18 points, No. 7 Les Hunt 17 points, No. 8 Pat Russell 17 points, No. 5 Jean Spear 16 points, No. 4 Barb Bugg 10 points. Ladies high tr iple - Barb Bugg 636. Ladies high single - Rita VanGoor 244. Men 's high triple - Roy Sandison 737. Men's high single - Hugh Smith 278. Top Ten Roy Sandison 223, Mîke Mason 213, Walter Curr 203, Bob Spears 195, Les Hunt 194, Bill Holroyd 192, Barb Bugg 191, Rita VanGoor 190, Arnold VanGoor 196. Gord Follest 185. October 22, 1978 Team Standings No. 1, Rita VanGoor, 36 pts.; No. 3, Arnold VanGoor, 36 pts.; No. 2, Mike Mason, 31 pts.; No. 6, George Gibbs, 20 pts.; No. 8, Pat Russeli, 19 pts.; No. 5, Jean Spears, 18 pts.; No. 7, Les Hunt, 17 pts.; No. 4, Barb Bugg, 17 pts. Ladies High Triple Mary Chishoim - 684. Ladies High Single Barb Bugcg - 297- Meni's High Triple Arnold VanGoor - 676. Mens High Single Arnold VanGoor - 274. Top Ten Roy Sandison, 221; Mike Mason, 213; Arnold VanGoor, 201; W. Curr, 201; Barb Bugg, 195; Les Hunt, 195; Bob Spears, 193; Jili Mason, 191; Bill Holroyd, 190; Rita VanGoor, 189. Logion Ladies Bowling Team Standings Vickie Terry, 14, 15,673; Judy Bragg, 12, 15,780; Carol Roberts, 12, 15,772; Unie Etcher, 8, 15,462; Marg King, 5, 15,309; Joan Sutcliffe, 3, 14,147. Gamnes 200 and Over Bernice Partner, 218, 206; Joan Suteliffe, 221, 254; Vickie Terri, 228, 224 and 274; Hilda Simnick, 218; Carol Roberts, 229, 201; Joanne Sudsbury, 229, Virginia Fairey, 209;, Mary Gray, 200, 200; Judy Bragg, 235, Brenda Jones, ,227, 248; Jo Ann Smith, 277; Valerie Smith, 204; Vera Tendam, 201, 213; Marg King, 242. Triples 600 and Over Vickei Terry, 726,, Joan Sutciiffe, 644, Carol Roberts 618; Brenda Jones, 652. Top Five Averages Vickie Terry, 212; Virginia Fairey, 196; Carol Roberts, 190; Berniece Terry, 190; Joan Sutcliffe 190. October 19, 1978 Teani Standings Viekie Terry, 17, 18,360; Carol Roberts, 14, 18,475; Judy Bragg, 13, 18,485; Onie Etcher, 10, 18,164; Marg King, 6, 17,777; Joan Sutcliffe, 3, 16,511. 200 Gamnes and Over Vickie Terry, 208, 239; Loin Wright, 222, 211; Bernice Partner, 214, 201; Jo Ann Sudsbury, 208; Heather Gray, 211; Molly Mairs, 212; Onie Etcher, 219; Judy Bragg, 242, 265; Jo Ann Smith, 284; Vera Tendam, 210, 221; Carol Roberts, 228; Virginia Fairey, 261, 203 and 221; Wendy Murdoch, 207, June Saunders, 227. 600 Triples and Over Vickie Terry, 619; Lola Wright, 617; Onie Etcher, 607; Judy Bragg, 696; Carol Roberts, 603; Virginia Fairey, 685. Top Ten Averages Vickie Terry, 211; Virginia Fairey, 201; Judy Bragg, 193; Carol Roberts, 192; Joan Sutcliffe, 189; Berniece Terry, 188; Onie Etcher,-187; Vera Tendam, 185; Bernice Partner, 180; Marg King,, 180. M4erry Mackers .October 19 Sheehan - 20 - 11351, Elliott - 14 - 10706, Hooper - 14 - 10703, Rozemna - il - 10316, Blunt - 1012 - 10532, MeFeeters - 9 - 10424, Smith - 8 - 10493, Huisrnan - 712 - 9492, Junkin - 6 - 10004, Moore - 6 - 9920. High Single - Mary Thomp- son 229. Hîgh Double - Mary Thompson 440 (229,'211). High Average - Mary Huisman 199. Games Over 200 Mary Thompson - 229, 211; Karen McFeeters - 220; Josie Roberts - 209; Anne Emmett - 207; Mary Huisman - 206; Verna MeMahon - 205; Kathy Mitchell - 200. Oct. l7th Team Standings B. Osborne - 12143-15; Roberts - 12148-13; P. Forsey - 12159-12; Piper - 12016-12; MacDonald - 12229-11; Bons - 1192-11; Sleep - 11970-11; Fiee - 12178-10; Robinson - 12280-8; Mutton - 11838-8; Mlldread - 11781-8; Phillips - 11638-7. High Single 262 Emma Clark, High Double 465 (214, 251) Fran Sleep. Top 12 Averages C. Roberts 203, S. Robinson 198, J. Brown 196 (8), F. Sleep 195, R. Fiee 195, M. Mac- Donald 194, B. Osborne 192, J. Chant 191, P. Forsey 191, P. Lunn 182, A. Bons 181, M. Pearce 177. Bowling LEGION LADIES Averages Donna Harness 210, Jean Harness 207, Fern Bradley 206, Shirley Davis 203, Debbie Bromeli 200, Viekie Terry 199, Joanne Brown 198, Marilyn, Flintoff 197, Onie Etcher 194, Judy Bragg 194, Jackie Bray- brook 193, Marg King 191. Team Standing Judy Bragg, 19325 pinf aîl, 15 points; Marilyn Flintoff, 19223, 15; Donna Harness, 19026, 15; Shirley Davis, 18684, 14; Marg King, 18916, 13; Jackie Braybrook, 18334, 13; Linda Bryant, 18002, 10; Onie Etcher, 18315,9; Viekie Terry, 17625, 9; Cecile Bowers, 17788, 8; Nancv Evans 17643, 3; Thelma Forrester, 16464, 2. High Triple Viekie Terry 661. High Single Donna Lyle 271. Give Heart Fund In the first game last week Hoopers defeated Spencers by a score of 3 to 2 with a goal scored in the last second of the game by Rob Donoghue, assisted by Guy Parks. Other players adding goals for Hoopers were R. Hooper and R. Willoughby with B. Jones and E. O'Donnell getting assîsts. For Spencers it was Mike H-ewer and Doug "Spider" Leddy both getting unassîsted goals. SThe second game was also won bv, a one point margin with Lockes scoring a 6-5 victory over Hunts. Leading the scoring for Lockes was an 110 KING ST. W. OSHAWA 728-0292 WE INSTALL MON.-FRI. 9-8 p.m. CFREE ESTIMATES SAT. 9-6 p.m. unnamed player accuunting for a three goal hat trick and two assists. Other playefts ad- ding points were Joe Humen- ick witb one goal and an as- sist, Rick Woolner getting one goal and three assists, J. Den- ny with two assists, A, Murphy with one assist, L. Creighton one goal, and W. Walchuk with an assist. Making the score board for Hunts were Sandy Brown with 2 goals and 2 assists, G. Wilson with 3 assists, Dole Capithorn 1 goal and an assist, D. Tighe and L. Dion with one goal each, and H. Leech and B. Welch an assist each. Commercial Hockey ýLoague In the opening game of the morning Spencer's Realtors finally got their very first win of the season, and it couldn't have come at a, more appropriate time, as their sponsor Roly Spencer just came home from hospital. At this- time- I and ail other members of the hockey execu- tive, and ail the other teams and their personnel wish Roly a very speedy recovery. The game was a high scoring duel, with Spencers coming through wîth the winning goal in the last minute and haif of the thîrd period. The hero of that goal was Glen Rice and other goal scorers were D. Colwell, Hooper, Bowan, Howes, and Parker who each had one, with assists going to Parker with 2, J. Knowlan, Bowan, Hooper and Ormiston, each with one. The Cowan-Pontiac squad were very persistent through- out this whole game, because they were neyer out of reach of wînning it, but Spencer's got the ail important goal and won it by a score of 6 - 5. Scoring for Cowans, Abreght with three, Shackelton and Clarke with one each. Assists went to Shackeiton, Taylor, Brown, Donaghue, Welsh, Bradley and Little. Rest assured everyone the next contest between these two will be a real thriller. Firths Beat Franks The second game of the morning found Frank's Coach John Osborne very upset with his club by dropping this game by a one sided score of 6-2. With Firths it was just an al out effort by every team member, and with Mike Willoughby having an easy time between the posts. To prove it was a real team effort everybody had a share in the scoring, goals were scored-by John Colwell, Radimaher, Wilson, Hewer, Corneil and Vivian with assists going to Corneli with 2, Humenick with 2, Baker, J. Colweil and Wilson with one each. As for Frank's this was just a bad game ail around for them, they tried everything but nothing worked to their advantage and as a resuit they only notched two goals. They were by that tough ail round player Jim Brooks with one, and that very fast skating, hustling Boyd Knox with one. Assists went to Prentice with two, and Russell and Randeli with one each. Fridoy Night> BowlingbLeaguel October 20, 1978 Team Standings Dennis Smale, 14; Marilyn Flintoff, 13; Ron Richards, 12; Elton Brock, 12; Ian Weiton, 12; Moe Richards, 111/; Les Smale, 101/2; Bert Engley, 91/; George Piper, 81/2 Sue Rutty, 8; Vince Prout, 7; Lois Richards, 7. High Singles and Triples Ladies - Mary Ann Richards - 263, Mary Ann Richards - 658, Mens - Ron Richards - 270, Dennis Smale - 737. Top Ten Averages Dennis Smale, 221; Les Smale, 219; Vince Prout, 219; Moe Richards, 219; Ian Welton, 213; Dave Verelli, 212; Elton Brock, 211; Tom Rutty, 208; Ron Richards, 208; Mary Nowlan, 207. SQ. YD. SQ. YD. SQ. YD. SQ. YD. SQ. YD. CHA-ýRG FLX 5TEMAMB I 0 Mr. Keith Jackson and his staff regret the inconvenience at the Grand Re- opening of their store. 'The crowds were very large, causing long line-ups at the check-outs. We ask you to, please bear with us while we get used to our new surroun- dings ... Your patronage is very much appreciated. HUGE CARPET EVENT YES! We do it ail for you.. Exanmples of savings event. SCULPTURED LOOP CARPET.... .. 29 MULTI-COLOR CUT and LOOP ......,.... $6.95 PATTERNED-100% NYLON-PILE LOOP CARPET ... FROM $4z99 SOLID &MULTI-TONE SAXONY .....FROM495 MEN'S INIDOOR SOCCER Registrations wilI take place Oct. 30 thru Nov. 3 at the Community Ser- vices Office in Bowmanville (former Bell B uilding) 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Thisprogramme operates out of the Bowmanville'High School on Wed- nesday evenings tram 9-11 p.m. League staris Nov. 15. Fee $6.00. For furiher information contact the Community Services Office 987-5039, 623-3114. The CARPET WAREHOUSE