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)er 20, 1978 FLASHBACK - 25 Years Ago. Bowmanville Ban- tam Al-Stars defeated Oshawa Al-Stars 2-1 in a close game at Bowmanviile Arena on Friday night. Prout scored both goals for the locais. Team mem- bers are Vanstone, Reynolds, Cattran, Prout, Mar- jerrison, Osborne, Richards, McGregor, Pollard, Miller, Weish, Masterson, manager CIhariie Van- stone coach Murray McKnight. FLASHBACK - 10 Years Ago. Last Sunday afternoon Bowmanville's Whiz Kids travelled to Richmond Hill to play the Rams and were defeat- ed 9-2. Scoring for Bowmanville were Larry Devitt and Kim Rogers, assists going to Mike »onoghue and Harvey Williams. ATTENTION - the Town of Newcastle recreation department is stili looking for hockey players in the Midget league so that the number of hockey teams in this âge group may be expanded. The age limit is 15, 16, 17. Anyone interested can contact the Town of Newcastle's Community Services Department. WINNERS - of the first Curling Schedule of the Business Girils Curling League, which finished on Wednesday, December 6th were Team No. 2 with 63 points composed of Skip Lorraine Lever, Marlene Stork (vice) and- MargBrennen (alter- nates) Barb. Thajer, (second) and Mary Top- ping, (lead). Team No. 3 with 60 points were runners-up. Skip Donna Preston, vice Marj, Hodgson, second Ev.,Olesen and Lead Pat Rout. TICKETS - are on sale now at $2. each, with al proceeds going to the John Bosco Residence for Boys, to watch the Toronto Maple Leafs Hockey team practise at the Civic Auditorium, Oshawa, on Friday, December 29th at il a.m. Members of the committee Mike Mothersill, Terry Kelly and Harry Gay, hope 4,000 tickets will be sold in aid of this worthy cause. LABATT'S - International major Ail-Star hockey tourna ment on Tuesday, December 26th will feature teams from Ontario, Quebec, Western League and the Soviet Union, at Civie Auditorium Oshawa. An Oshawa team will represent Ontario. DON LUCYK - was the lucky winner of the cash draw at the Jr. C. game here on Sunday for $49. Next game will be Sunday, January 7th against Lindsay. Plot'a Peaceful Scene asEagles Tangle with Hawks Team Bowmanville Port Hope Cobourg Lindsay Port Perry Beaverton Stouf fville Little Britain Uxbridge The Port Darlington Marina Hotel Jr. C. Eagles ran head on into Beaverton Ice Hawks on Sunday night and came up the winners. The Hawks are a young, chippy squad with pienty of energy but no match f or the more mature Eagles who put them in their place quite handily. Here, Jerry Johnston Junlior CEgesBa Beaverton Ice mOHaks By Don Wilcox The Bowmanville Port /~)a~. '~Darlington Marina and Hotel ~ .'.1OIOfl~ <riOO ihtO ~ Junior Cs played the Beaver- ~ ~pJ.~W~ji. f~ ton Ice Hawks on home ice i~Sunday n-ight, the Eagles: defeating the Hawks by a 7 -2 .....coun.. Ff EaglIes have proven over the -4, past two seasons they can score goals, on occasions nearly by the bushel basket- lv fui. The other side of the game, which is equally important, is Sdefensive play. It's the part of the game that is described as the hard work portion. Defence has little glamor but it is this part of the game that has been stressed by the Ca msport Tra iler Sales Hwy. 115 and 35 'k . . ~ Newcastle 0 s. N.987-5174 S As nature sparkles in her new, white coat, wel 1977 and 1978 CHEVRON and think of those who have, been great friends. HOLIDAY TRAILER Best Wishes Lare selection of TRUCgK-CAPS in stock SCHWAZ BROHERSSUPERIOR R.R. SCHARZBROTERSPROPAN E 623-286 Bowmanville ~REFILL CENTRE EN LTD.- idi bnts )mniNBO¶ Eagles, is a very M , r playing In only 15 league M ing race with 19goals and F1 'ER UP WITH BEST WISHES! lagainst Boavertan, John KN 0W? Ron and Shirley Brock - AI and Sheila Broc'k Tonry Brook - "Scotty" Wright echnicians equippod with Brian Leaman - Ed Vanderboît - Ron Breckan zed equipment waiting ta . of lwe have reduced rates on VASCO Ikswagen eric9Cnte9 Mt. Ltd. undas St. E. - Whitby 20 King St. E. 623-5487 Bowmanville 1383 or Toronto [mne Closed 6:00 p.m. Christm as and New Year's Evo 361-128 -~ Closed AIl Day Christmas and New Yoar's rt ,e ýs 2 is ýt forces his Beaverton adversary to the ice after almost having his 'weater ripped off. The linesmen are waiting for the right moment to step in to subdue the participants who in due time went to the penalty box to repent their sins. Eagles in the last. few encounters. The Eagles are definitely playing better positional hockey, especially in 'their checking game, resulting in a great reduction of the two and three-on-ones which have occurred. The Eagles are also backing each other up on the play. Eagles once again were understaffed for this match. One thing is certain. The Eagles' forwards are getting a full diet of ice time and in no way can be bored by playing on the same line game after game. Possibly this is working to their advantage with the players developing the knack of playing with any combina- tion at a given time. The Marina crew started this game as was expected, show- ing the signs of rust on their blades from flot having played for seven days. The importance of winning faceoffs was once again demonstrated by centre Jerry Johnston winning the faceoff in the offensive zone, setting Up Wayde Preston for the first goal. Bob Koczulab in goal for the Eagles was trying for his first shutout and he made two key saves in the period, first on a 1 & TI RE LNF 299 DEAN AVE. ji~j~i OSHAWA IF~iE~I 576-1220 defensive mriscue by his mates and then on an Eagle power- play, making a good save. Dan Strike came right back scoring on a rising- shot assisted by John Conboy- and JerryJohnston. Other high- lights of the period were a good hit by John Kane catching the Beaverton for- ward with his head down and a nifty move by Dan Srike to beat that first man in his defensive zone which is a must.* Strike then set up his winger. 1 Eagles scored three goals in the second period. The first goal of the period was scored following a good move by veteran John Conboy receiv- ing a pass from Dan Strike moving into position uncheck- ed. Conboy scored on a low drive with Gerald Brunt also assisting. Brunt then deflected a shot by Rick Scott, scoring from a faceoff won by Don Farrow wîth both teams a man short. Beaverton took advantage of the Eagles double penalties when Brian Shaw scored from John Myers and Mike Farrell. Brian Simpson moved in to score on a rebound shot by Ralph Cryderman with Dan Strike also assistîng. The Eagles kept the penalty bench warm in the second period and at times it looked l ike a sure thing that suspen- sions were on the way, making themselves ineligible for the Ail-Star game next week. Fortunately, the team used self -discipline in the third mmmmuàe.. ELECT OFFICERS - During the election ofof- ficers at the annual meeting of the Kendal Eagles, recently Fraser Wallace was elected as president of the club for a second term. Bob Robinson was elected vice-president and Gerry Thompson, secretary-treasurer. Dave Pultz, Ralph Kennedy, Dennis Knapp and Bill Robinson were elected to the executive for the coming year. NEW - Gun Laws will go into effeet on Jan- uary lst, 1978. Anyone purchasing a gun will have. to obtain a Firearms Acquisition Certificate from, their local police force, and present the certifi-' cate to the retailer, who will then register the gun from the certificate. Any present owners might be wise to register any guns 110W owned. CENTRAL ONTARIO JR. C. HOCKEY LEAGUE Statistics up to December 10, 1978 Won 19 16 il 9 8 5 5 period with no penalties assessed. Beaverton's Mike Carnivals started the scoring in the last period assisted by Dave Gray. John Conboy scored a gift goal for the Eagles uncovered in front of the open haif of the net, with Ralpb Cryderman and Don Farrow doing the work assisting Gerald Brunt finished the scoring set up by Brad Godfrey as a resuit of good forechecking by both players. Next' Tuesday in the Bowmanville arena at 7:30 p.m. area fans are in for a treat when the annual Central Ontario Junior C Al-Star game takes place. Eagles won the honor of hosting this year's game on the strength of their fine showing last season. The Ail-Stars are headed by Coach George Cawker and Manager Andy McLaughlin of the Port Hope Panthers. A good game can be expected with two players selected from the other eight teams for the Ail-Star roster. Meny loMokers Sheehan 36'/2, 24491, Blunt 2712, 23227, Hooper 25, 23303, Elliott 25, 22954, Smith 24, 23306, Junkin 2212, 22845, McFeeters 19, 22376, Huisman 171/?, 21939, Rozema 17, 22439, Moore 12, 21700. High Single - Dorothy Moore 277. High Double - Elaine Elliott 423, (231, 192). High Average - Mary Huisman 197. Games Over 200: Dorothy Moore 277, Mary Jane ýAn- drews 257, Essie Cox 235, Carol Hooper 234, Elaine Elliott 23, Dianne Gibson 214, Mary Thompson 213, Gloria Smith 209, Lynn Potter 206. Lost 2 3 6 10 8 12 17 Tied 0 2 2 0 2 0 Pts. 38 32 24 20 16 12 il 9 6 Average GF GA' 8.5 3.80 6.88 4.66 7.21 5.73 6.47 5.76 4.93 4.87 6.47 7.42 5.00 8.41 6.12 7.25 4.45 8.50 The Bowmanville Cleaners presents the Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association - Weekly Sohedule - ivii DARLINGTON SPORTS CENTRE Saturday, December 23rd 6:00 p.m. Major Pee We Peterborough vs. Bowmanville 7:30 p-.m. Minor Bantam, Newcastle vs. Bowmanvillo (ex.) BOWMAN VILLE MEMORIAL ARENA Saturday, Pecem ber 23rd 4:00 p.m. Novice Whitby vs. Bowmanville Expert repairs and alterations made toalal kinds of garments. Bowmanvi!lle, Cleaners Ltdl. 84 King St. West 623-5520 Ow VOLKSWAG Aui prosei dOHN CC John, a right winger for the Bot styllsh puck contrai man. AItei games, ho is third in the scori 26 assisis. On Sunday's game scorod twlce and assistod on a DIL YOU K Wo have 12 factory trained te modern tools and computeriz, serve you with care. 0f course, 20 late model service cars. 668lu 1