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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillle, November 22, 1978 FLASHBACK - 25 Vears Ago. Taking part in this years Skating Carnival of the Bowmanville Club will be Lynne and-Gail Bagneil. The theme for this year is the 'Pops Concert." Also appearing will be Canadian Pairs Champions Dawn Stickley and David Lowery. FLASHBACK - 10 Vears Ago. Tih trophies in the Motor City Twirlin held at Eastdale Collegiate, Osha day, went to local competitors. Pa the Miss Teen Twirler trophy, Jane the Young Novice Talent trophy, ai muller won the Miss Motor City Swi, RED EAGLES - Jr. C. Port Darlir Marina hockey team has a new co. his new coaching duties yesterday the Bay, Oshawa, Paul Robinson, team with considerable experience coach. He replaces Bob Spooner w! personal reasons. ree of the top SCompetition wa, on Satur- sy Blake won ýt Lovýekin won d Irene Riet- C etheart Title. Igiton Hotel and ech who began Employed at cornes to the as a player and io resigned for CONGRATULATIONS - to Roni Strike, who made the Queen's University Golden Gaeis In- tercollegiate Hockey Team. Ron is presently en- rolled in first year Law, and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Strike of Beech Ave nue, Bowman- ville, and is a former member of the Bowman- ville Red Eagle Jr. C. club. THE NEXT BONSPIEL - at the Bowmanville Curling Club will be the Men's Open Grey Cup Spiel this Saturday, November 25th. There will be 12 out of town rinks and 4 Club rinks taking part in the day long event. Spectators are invited to corne out and watch some top notch curling when the last draw begins at 7:30 p.m. DURHAM LORDS - men's baskg Durham College of the Ontario Co bail Association have extended streak to three games and lea< division. This Thursday they plai and Friday meet Trent. LOTTARIO - the world's first on-lh began operation this week! Each Sa p.m.,' on Global Television, six re and one bonus number will be draw of the player's numbers match an3 numbers drawn, in any order, h. range frorn $5 to hundreds of thous and the chances of winning are 1 i. from the first Lottario ticket will b( United Way. TOWN - 0f Newcastle council additional land frorn David Smit1 Orono Arena which will be used f $4,000. The Durham Agricultural fimburse the Town for the purchase Mr. Sumbma&rine ego Se-lects Wign Two e by John Logan On Saturday, Nov. 4th Mr. Submarine hosted and upend- ed North Oshawa by the score of 4-1. Ron Grabko opened the scoring for the Selects assist- ed by Joe Nihil and Scott Irwin. Oshawa tied the score but that was short lived as Joe Nihil shot Bowmanville into the lead to stay with the assists going to Werner Geid- linger and Russ Hogg. Jeff Logan sent the Selects ahead 3-1 being set up by Rod Plain anid Scott Irvin. Russ Hogg losed out the scoring un- assisted. On Saturday, Nov. llth, the Sele.,ts upended Woodview 4-3.% Rod Plain opened the scor- ing blasting a drive along the ice to the open corner after being set up by Bill Sainsbury and Jeff Logan. Oshawa then scored twice to take a 2-1 lead which lasted until the midwny mark of the third period when Robbie McKay tipped in a blast from Rod Plain assisted by, Joe Nihil. Bill Sainsbury from Rob Grabko and Russ Hogg put the Subs ahead 3-2 and with two minutes remaining Joe Nihil from Chris Mann and Robbie IMcKay increased the score (o 4-2. Oshawa closed out the scoring for the day with twenty sec mnake the This'yei Bantam S ed of goal defence- Werner G gan, RussI and Roy I Bill Sains Calvin Ye -Mann, Roi Richards, Grabko. Ybut Senior Hayward Van Gooi Richards 5, ReynoldsC Fairey 2. Teai Reynolds Van Goor 4: Goor 42,I hards 28, 21, Roberts Hi B. Richa 269, B. Lea 258. Hi to 4tball team of leges Basket- t heir winning 'the eastern 'in Belleville Ine Lotto game, ;urday, at 11: 00 tnular numbers n. If even three of the regular Swins. Prizes ýands of dollars n 30. Winnings donated to the as purchased h adjacent to Ur parking for 1ociety will re- price. omem Inds remnining to mial score 4-3. ir Mm. Submarine ects ae compris- - eRandy Goudey, Stee Thompson, idlinger, Jeff Lo- logg, Kevin Taylor rooks, forwnmds - bury, Rod Plain, Joe Nihil, Chris bie McKny, Scott cott Irvin nd Ron hBowling ixed League 7, Roberts 0, J. 5, Murphy 2, Tylor 2, Leavis 7, M. Van Goor 5, Standings 47, Leavis 44, M. , Taylor 42, J. Van Iayward 41, Ric- fumphy 26, Fairey 19. '91 Singles rds 303, C. Moore vis 261, B. Fairey Ih Triples 't f orgM4et yGIVE Courtice South Wins Darlington Soccer Titie MeOregor M go on Scorini Wîn six Strs The McGregor Major Atoms have been playing some superb hockey - up to date playing 14 games winnîng 9, tying 1 and losing 4. The teamn received another well deserved victory in Ajax Sunday evening, November l2th when they defeated Ajax 5 to 3. Mike Knight led the team to victory with 2 goals and 2 assists follnwed closely by Jay Kelly with 1 goal and 3 assists. Mark Hickey scoring 1 goal and 1 assist , Kelly Balson scoring 1 goal and 1 assist. Defenceman Peter Hughes also picking up an assist. There were 5 penalties handed out, 3 going to Ajax. Super goal tending by I PD& R Mnor Continue to v The Courtice South Public School girls' soccer tearn clinched the Darlington Family of Schools girls' soccer championship last month. The finals were played at M.J. Hobbs Senior Public School. Members of the winning team are from left, back row: Tracy Quinn, Nancy Locke, Patty Verwey, befol7e you go Ask us about yoi Corne and tell us what you're Iookinç Tell us what you are today and what yo tomorrow. Ask us if we can offer oppor challenges to match your needs. No obi either side. We'Il be glad to talk. And w< what you're tooking for. But you'II neye you ask. for i a job. u want ta be ligations 011 'imay have just r know untji Visit aur Mobile RecruitIi Unit Canada Manpower centre Oshawa Nov. 1,89,15, 22~ 1:OOa.m. - 3:001 THIE CANALDIAN~ AOMN9 29 Debbi e Moon and Donna Boucher. Middle row: DeeDee Morielli, Cathy Essery, Dawne Carr, Kelly Brown, and Lianna Solotarow. Front row: M elanie Scott, Heidi RohrIer, Karen Cowie and. Pam Greene. Walter Rohrer (absent) was the girls' able coach. ,ville Arena L!berly Belles November 7, 1978 Team Standings B. Osborne 17300, 20; P. Forsey 17513, 18; H. Piper 17235, 17; C. Roberts 17213, 17; F. Sleep 17099, 17; M. Mac- Donald 17357, 15; A. Bons 17198, 14; J. Phillips 17025, 13; D). Mutton 16984, 13; S. Robinson 17698, 12; R. Fice 17109, 12; M. Alldread 16891, 12. High Single: Jean Phillips 291. High Double: Marilyn Pearce 485 (279, 206). November 14, 1978 Team Standings B. Osborne 19146, 22, P. Forsey 19300, 21; Roberts 19131, 20; Piper 19068, 18; Bons 18915, 17; Sleep 18710, 17; Robinson 19522, 15; Mac- Donald 19133, 15; Alldread 18723, 15; Phillips 18708, 13; Mutton 18676, 13; Fice 18739, 12. High Single: E. Bragg and C. Roberts 255. High Double: D. Osborne 459 (214, 245). Top Ten Averages C. Roberts 200, S. Robinson 200, F. Sleep 193, P. Forsey 190, J. Brown 189, R. Fice 188, B. Osborne 187, J. Chant 186, P. Lunn 185, H. Dunn 184, M. Pearce 184, M. MacDonald 182. Atom Series Nov. 3rd, Kinsman - 4 - Steve Baker 3,, Scott Burns 1; Darlington Auto Centre - 2 - Jamie Lever 2. Nov. 4th, Larry's Sports - 1 - Kevin Nagel 1, Shut out to Philip Bird; Lange Gane - 0. Pee Wee Seies Larry's Sports - 4- Bob Canfield 2, Kelly Brownell, Jamie McLade; Osborne & Shnnk - 3 - Dana Rupa, Phillip Boyd, Kevin Fowler. Dennison's - 4 - Wayne Bragg 2, Don Mann, Steve Brown; Goodyear Rangers - 3 - Tracy Stephen, Scott Ulley, Randy Smit. Nichols Motors - 6 - Mike Derzbech 2, Mark Hill-,_ Scott Murdoch, Mike Murray, Guy Mayne; Mr. Submarine - 1 - Andrew Davey. Novice Series Nov. lth Bill's Glass & Mirror - 1 Mike Gabors, shutout to Paul Gallant; Consumers Gas - 0. Nov. llth - Bon Rae - 0 - Shut outs to Paul Stevens and Guy Pollard; Bonded Paving - 0. Bill Io Glass & Mirror - 4 - Jimmy McWilliams, David Robinson, Shawn Carlton, David Killins, Shut out to Paul Gallant; Ontario Hydro Employees Union - 0. Atom Series Nov. llth - Lange Gane - 2 - Dave Fowler, Steve Contes; Darhington Auto Centre - 2 - Murry Henderson, Jamie Lever. Larry's Sports - 7 - Richie Stone 2, Anthony Aus, Kyle Moms, dads and even brothers and sisters were drafted by the novice hockey players to keep score on the num ber of times players made it around the rink. Wood Pee" Wees Deofeat Oshawa 8f to 5 in, 1O..A. ShootmOut The Bowmanville Minor Pee Wee Toros, sponsored by Howard Wood# Transport, picked Up their third win of the season on Tuesday night, November 7th, when they defeated the Oshawa "AAA" Major Atoms in a shoot-out at the Children's Arena. The final score was 8 - 5 lu favor of the Toros. Bowmanville opened the scoring when Tommy McLaughlîn scored on a beautiful passing play engineered by Brent Neill. Greg Watson increased the Toro lead to 2 - 0 when he scored on a nifty solo effort. Oshawa got on the scoresheet with 4:14 remaining in the first period. The Toros' Jeff Dawson again gave Bowman- ville a two-goal margin. Assists on the goal went to his centreman Watson and defenceman Pierre St. Amand, Oshawa got a goal back with one second remnain- ing in the period. Bowmanville's Brent Neill put is team ahead 4 - 2 when he scored after being set up by McLaughlin and defenceman Glen Duncan. The scrappy Oshawa team scored twice more in this period to send the teams to the dressing rooms at the end of the second period, locked in a 4 7 4 deadlock. The Toros started the third period playing a man short, but Chris Lee scored, assisted by Brad Cruess to send his team ahead 5 - 4. Oshawa At this point, Bowmanville took complete control of the game, scoring three un- answered goals for their margin of victory. The first one came off the stick of Chris Lee, assisted by his linemates Brad Cruess and Lorne Whitmarsh; the seventh Toro goal was scored by Tom McLaughlin, unassist- ed; the final goal of the contest was picked up by Whitmarsh, assisted by Cruess with 21 seconds remaining in the game. The goaltending for Bowmanville was shared by Chris Clif ton and Alan Ulrich. This game was not one of the best by either team, as caution was thrown to the winds as far as defence was concerned. On Nov. 7, 1978 the Toros travelled to Bay Rîdges to hand themn a 4 - 0 defent in league play. The Toros came to play hockey and outshot them 14 to 7. This was a fast hardhitting game. In the first period the local boys put our team ahead with two quick goals. Kelly Armstrong scored on a pass from Chris Beck. Shortly after Mike Gallant put the goal light on for the Toros with Larry Perris getting the nssist. The only goalin the second period was scored by Christ Beck with assists to Larry Perris and Shawn Rekker. To finish off the scoring Michael Houston had a night he will remember when he scored on a penalty shot nfter one of the Bay Ridges players smothered a puck in the goal crease, The line of Mike Gallant, Larry Perris and Paul Stainton played a strong game. The goalies, David Smith and Teddy Groves shared the shut-out. On Nov. 11, 1978 the Toros played host to the Ajax team. They completely outplayed the other tenm outshooting themn 24 - 5. The final score was 9 - 1 for the Toros. In the first period Chris Beck scored on a pass from Larry Permis. Very shortly after the Ajax team tied up the score but then the Toros exploded with 8 more goals.* To finish off the fimst period Cory Sweet scored from David Faimey and Glen Campbell. In the second period goals were scored by David Fairey, Mike Gallant and Glen Campbell who scor- ed an unnssisted short handed goal. Getting assists in the second period were Glen Campbell, Cory Sweet and Shawn Rekker. Scoring goals in the thîrd period were Kelly Smart, Todd Lewis, Robbie. Davidson, Stephen Finucan, shut out to Stephen Conway; D & RSports -0. Pee Wee Series Dennison's Mfg. - 5 - Ryan Brown 2, Dan Harvey, Don Mann, Stephen Brown; Mr. Submarine - 1 - Tim Henning. Nichols Motors - 3 - Scott Murdoch, Mike Derzbach, Glen Owns, shut out to Jon Rowe; Larry's Sports - 0. Goodyear Rangers - 4 m Greg Stapleton 2, Tracey Stephens, James Fraser; Osborne & Shank - 1. Bantam Series Frnnk's Vaiety - 5 - Sheldon Hollister 2, Jason Parks 1, Dave Connolly; Mr. Sub- marine - 4 - Rod Plain 2, Calvin Yeo, Steve Moso- lanozki. Kool Enterprises - 6 - Grant Jones 3, Bill Sainsbury 3, Roy Brooks; Attersley Tire - 1 - Darryl Muller. Atom Series Nov. 13th - Lange Gane - 1 - Doug Hogg; Kinsman - 5 - Steve Baker 2, David Mc- Cullough 1, Scott Burns, 1, L. McCrobbie. Camsport Trailer Sales Hwy. 115 and 35 Newcastle 987-5174 1977 and 1978 CHEVRON and HOLIDAY TRAILER Large selection of TRUC K-CAPS in stock SUPERIOR PROPANE REFILL CENTRE ORCHIDS - to Sylvia Ruegger of Clarke High Sehool who placed third out of 46 women in the open 6000 metre Cross Country Canadian Championship meet held at Vancouver B.C., last Friday. Sylvia now will compete in the women's AAU final this Saturday in Memphis Tenn. If Sylvia finishes in the top six in a second trial to be held in February or March, she will compete in the World Champion- ships in Limerick, Ireland, in March. Her many fans and friends wish her ail the best and good luck.' Ladies M.nlday Nîght &ior Atome Novemnber 13, 1978 Averages Donna Harness 219, Shirley eDavis 204, Judy Bragg 203, Marilyn Flintoff 203, Fern Bradley 200, Jackie Bray- Jean Harness 198, Vickie Terry 197, Joanne Brown 197, îght Games bie Bromeil 195, Cecille Bowers 192. Kennie Cameron and hard High Triple hitting by defenceman Chris Jackie Braybrook - 692. Moroz, Peter Hughes, Warren Team Standings Short and Ian Wheelock cer- Donna Harness 30962, 24; Judy tainly contributed to the win. Bragg 30648, 24; Marilyn Centre Greg Martin played an Flintoff 30184, 20; Shirley especially good game with Davis 29629, 20; Marg King some very fast skating and 30098, ý18; Jackie eraybrook stick handling. 28851, 17; Onie Etcher 28928, Right winger Ed Paradis, 15; Vickie Terry 28840, 15; Dan Moriarity and left wing Cecîlle Bowers 28524, 13; Mark Smith doing their job Linda Bryant 28384, 13; Thel- well. ma Forrester 27358, 10; Nancy The boys asked me to say Evans 28476, 9. "Paul Herron, get back soon, High Single we have some tough ones Jackie Braybrook 302. coming up and we need you."~ I would like to mention 1Jm scored over 20 goals - wellNih done Mark - we would not November 17, 1978 trade you, for two Kevin Team Standings Duponts.Dennis Smale 20, Les Smale Duponts.19/, Moe Richards 19%/, Ron Richards 19, Marilyn Flintoff 19, Ian Welton 19, George A tom sPiper 161/, Elton Brock 16, ~in High Singles and Triples Ladies - Lois Richards - 289, Lois Richards - 858. Mens - Armstrong, Cory Sweet and Tom Rutty - 295, Ron Richards Larry Perris with 2 -goals. - 701. Gaining assists were Mike Top Ten Averages Gallant (21), Chris Beck, Glen Les Smale 222, Viflce Prout Campbell and Brian Noble. 214, Dennis Smale 214, George Playing a strong game was Piper 210, Ron Richards 210, Cory Sweet, Glen Campbell Dave Verelli 208, Bert Engley and David Fairey. 207, Ian Welton 205, Tom Rutty 202, Lois Richards 202, Mary On Nov. 12, 1978 the Toros Nowlan 202. travelled to Whitby to win 6 - 2. They were outshot 27 to 19 but Loi *mLaies Dô.aI..5 the defense of Michael * O..iO v.i Houston, Shawn Rekker, November 16, 1978 Bobby McArthur and Barry Team Standings Oliver played a strong game. Vickie Terry 23, 28,708, Judy In the first period the Toros Bragg 22, 29,718, Carol Rob- scored 2 goals from Glen erts 18, 28,909., Onie Etcher 17, Campbell and Larry Perris. 28,820, Marg King 13, 28,248, Gaining on assist was David Joan Sutcliffe 6, 26,297. Fairey. In the second period 600 Triples and Over both defense and goalies Judy Bragg608, Brenda tightened up and there was no Jones 615, Vrii Fairey 679, scoring. In the third period. a igi5,CrolRbet Glen Campbell scored a goal 60ar Kig6, ar68 ol Rbe fromn David Fairey and Cory Wit685, Vickie Terr3' 660LoI Sweet. Shawn Rekker popped Wigt 85rJan ulfes 605 a pass from Barry Oliver n VignAveares 0,Vci behnd heWhibygole Terry 204, Judy Bragg 201, Whitby's. Steven Hawkins then replied for Whitby. Brian Onie Etcher 195, Joan Sutcliffe Nobel quickly put the Toros on 192, Carol Roberts 191, Vera the score sheet on a pass from Tendam 186, Brenda Jones Chris Beck. Shortly after 183, Lola Wright 183, Jo Ann David Fairey scored a short Smith 183. handed goal on a pass from TR Mike Gallant. To close off the , E VC scoring Whitby's Dnnny 9DA O'Connor scored. The forward AV29 EAN line of Chris Beck, Kelly OHW Armstrong and Brian Noble 576-1220 played a strong game Chargex Mugis Swim & Gym Club Monday & Friday Pine Ridge School For f urther information cail the (Bond St. W., Os hawa) Articles for sale to be brought in between 9 a.m. and il a.m. Sale begins at 1:30 p.m, SEE YOU THERE!!