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FLASHBACK - 25 Years Ago.. In tbe Recreation Midget-Juvenile Hockey League the Raiders defeated the Imps 10-1. Scoring, for the Raiders were John "Hank ane and Bruce "Butcb" Cole each with a bat trick, Harold Kennett two goals, Bill Severs and Kalven Jones one each. (Ed's note) The lone scorer for the Imps was not recorded. FLASHBACK - 10 Years Ago. Ken Cobb, bowl- ing in the Young Aduit League has put on record the highest triple bowled at Liberty Bowl this season. Ken rolled a 295, 316 and 371 for a grand total of 982. The previous record was held by Brian Martyn with a 971 triple. SYMPATHY - is extended to Meg Gibbs and family in the sudden passing of ber husband Jack. Tbe Gibbs family bave been strong supporters of bockey in Bowmanville, and at bis passing, Jack was a valued member of the hockey executive for the Jr. C's. lie will be missed. JOIN - in the fun, January 19-21, 1979 at the Wasaga Beach Winter Jamboree. The weekend promises "something for everyone." Friday evening -kicks the Jamboree off witb a snow- mobile torchlite parade followed by a giant bon- fire and some good bot chili. Saturday is race day. The Snowmobile Grand Prix for the Molson Kawasaki Cup starts at 12:30 p.m. and ends with the distribution of $4,000.00 in prize money. Dances, cross-country skiing, snowmobile trail rides add up to a Jamboree full of family fun. Don't miss it, January 19-21 in Wasaga Beach, Snowmobile Capital of Ontario. THE MOTHERS - of the Orono Skating Club recently donated the sum of $300. to the Orono Arena Fund, which they collected by operating the Orono Park booth the past summer during bal games. Corporation of the Town of Newcastle Depariment of Community Sertvices Skating" R egi strat i on s Power Skating registrations are now being taken at the Communhty Services office former Bell Building). Lessons take place at the Darlingion Sports Centre, starting Friday, January 12 betweon 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 lp.m. Fee $20.00 plus $3.00 C.F.S.A. registration. Program runs f orl10weeks. The Bowmanville Cleaners presents the Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association *Weekly Sohedule "oi1 e DARLINGTON SPORTS CENTRE Wednesday, January 3rd 7:00 p.m. Major Midget Bay Ridges vs. Bowmanville (ex.) Saturday, January th 5:00 p.m. Atom Second Peterborough ai Bowmanville 6:00 p.m. Major Pee Wee Lindsay at Bowmanvllle 7:30 p.m. MInor Bantam LIndsay-at Bowmanvilie, 9:00 pari. Midget Second Uxbridge at Bowmanviiie Monday, January th 7:00 p.m. Bantam Second 1Whitby ai Bowmanville 8:15 p.m. Major Bantam Whitby at Bowmanvllle Tuesday, January 9th 7:00 p.m. Atom Second,' Peterborough at Bowmanville Wednesday, January lOth 7:00 p.m. Major Mldget Whltby ai Bowmanville 8:30 p.m. Midget Second Markham ai Bowmanvilie BOWMANVILLE MEMORIAL ARENA Saturday, January 6th 5:00 p.m. M inor Atom Cobourg ai Bowmanville 6:00 p. m. Major Atom (TBA) 7:00 p.m. Pee Wee Second Bay Rldges ai Bowmanviile 8:00 p.m. Minor Pee Wee Ajax ai Bowmanviile 9:00 p.m. Minor Midget Bay Rldges ai Bowmanville Expert repairs and alterations made to ail kinds 0f garmrents. Boâwmanvillie f Cleaners oLtd. 84 King St. West 623-5520 OLD TIMERS NIGHT - Joe Cuddahee and other, members of the Knights of Columbus Council are working bard, promoting an Old Timer's Hockey Night for Monday, January lSth at 8 p.m. The event will be held in St. Joseph's Hall, Liberty St. South with Doug Nicholis of the Hockey Hall of Fame, Kingston as the guest speaker. An interesting programn of films showing equipment used in yesteryear bas been arranged. There is no ad- mission charge and refreshments will be served. SOUTH - Central Big Game Association's region-wide fish and wildlife committee hopes to be fully organized and operating very soon. More details to follow.' Last Tuesday night, the Bowmanville Port Darlington Marina and Hotel Red Eagles took on an All-Star team made up of representatives of the other teams in the league and came up win- ners 7-5. t was one of the best games of the season, attended by nearly 600 fans. At the end of the game, the Belvedere trophy was presented to Eagles' Capt. Brian Simpson by Lloyd Gilliam; Central Ontario Convenor, with Doug McFeeters of the local club executive, at right. First Stars Receive Gruen Wrist Watches First star on the All-Star team went to goaie Danny Wilcox of Bowmanville who normally plays for Port Hope Panthers. Joan Simpson of the Eagles executive presented the Gruen watch donated by Carling-O'Keefe. First star of the Bowmanville Fa g]es was won by the watch from'Bob Butler of the Eagles executive. By Don Wilcox A large crowd at the Bowmanville Memorial Arena was treated ta, a fine exhibi- tion of hockey. The Eagles came out flying and scored four goals in the first period ta the Stars' two. The score was kno tted at five each after two periods,' setting the stage for an exciting third period in which the Eagles held the Stars in check while scoring two-goals for the win. one observation which could be made on the game concerns the size of the players in the Stars' lineup. For the most part they were on the small side with good speed. This shows there is room for the small player.in this game in the eyes of the All-Star nominators and several fans'.. Dan Strike who received Ralph Cryderman started the scoring, cashing in on a Brad Godfrey rebound after Godfrey broke down ice. Gerald Brunt scored, the second goal the result of digging for the puck unassist- ed. Brad Godfrey scored for the Eagles unassisted with the puck going in the net off the goalie's equipment. Then the Stars stunned the Eagles momentarily with two quick goals just 12 seconds apart. Bath were scored by the littie speeder Bill Meakes who played a very strong game. On the first goal, John Crowley and Henry Vernoy assisted while John Crowley and Chris Bullen assisted on the second goal. The final goal of the period was scored by Gerald Brunt on a setup by Don Farrow with the play started by Rick Scott. The second period scoring was started by free-wheelinig Don Farrow with Gerald Brunt taking the hit to make the play and assisting along with Brian Simpson. The Stars tied the score beginning with a goal by Greg Bullen assisted by Raymond 11ill and Randy Sughrue. Then Mark Jobb scored fromn Brad Nicholson. -The tying goal came fromn Henry Vernowy assisted by Bill Meakes and Mike Farrell. Jerry Leddy threaded the needle for the winning Red Eagle goal assisted by Brian Simpson and John Conboy. Wayde Preston 's -insurance goal was the result of fore- checking by Jerry Johnston earning an assist along with Dan Strike who played a very strong game on the blue line. MSTIRICE '~"'299 DEAN AVE. OSHAWA 576-1220 Chargex Mike Farrell of the Beaverton team won the second star, for the All-Star team and received a track suit donated by Sommerville Sports and presented by Art Fields of Little Britain. For the Eagles, Gerald Brunt was chosen as the second Star and bis- track suit was presented by John King of Port Perry. Corne on in to the Wild, Wild Wonderful World of Sports and check out our Great Deals! ýD &R Sports, and S ki Shop 5 King St. W. 623-3421 Bowmanville