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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 31, 1979 15 Good Crowd Attends K40's Wild Game Night Last week at the Legion Branch on Queen Street, a special night was held for loyers'of wild game meat. Donors had supplied the K40 Club sponsors with a wide variety of food such as elk, beaver, muskratt , salmon, bear, etc., ail of which had been prepared by experts. The participants appeared to enjoy the feast and suffered no serious after effects., Here, some of the unusual dishes'are displayed by, from the left, Peter Rines, Jack Brown. Ernie Perfect, Oscar Pingle and Bill Smith. Flying Dutchman Motor Inn travelled ta Belleville ta play in the first annual Belleville Invitational Hockey Tourna- ment which was held at the new Quinte Sports Centre. Taras' first game was against Burlington an Sat., Jan. 27th. Burlington opened the scoring anly ta have Taras tie it up less than a minute later an a goal by Barry Cullen assisted by Brian Ruddy and John Klampmaker. In the second, Darcy 'Cummings found John Klompmaker ln the slot, and John made no mistake when shaoting the puck inta the top corner of Burlington's net. With 3 minutes remaining la the periad Burlington scored ta tie it up at 2 - 2. Bath teams played well in the third period but were unable to score, which p ut the game into a sudden dleath 5 minute period. Just 31 seconds inta the avertime Bill Hogarth scored assisted by Darcy Cummings and Ed Osborne. Going all the way and playing well ln net was Paul Adams. Fiying Dutchman 2, Petes 1 Toros' second game was against Peterborough. Bill Hiogarth apenedi the scormng assisted by Brad Clemens and Brian Ruddy. This was all the scoring until midway tbrough the third periad when Peter- borough tied it up ta put the game inta overtime. At 2:30 in the sudden death overtime period Darcy Cummings made a weil placed shot ta the lower right corner of Pete's net assisted by Bill Hogarth. Playing weli in Toros' net was Mark Lee. This put Taras into the Championship against Oshawa. Oshawa 5, Fiyiag Dutchman 3 In the first, Oshawa took the lead only ta have Taras tie it Up on a goal by Barry Culen fram Ed Osborne. Oshawa scored again before the end of the period ta make it 2 - 1. In the second Oshawa dominated play and scored 2 goals ta take the lead 4 - 1. Taras neyer give Up attitude came thraugh once again with Darcy Cummings scoring assisted by Rab Kennett. Brad Clemens rang a goal post ta score assisted by Bil Hogarth and Dary Cummings. Oshawa scared with just 7 seconds lef t ta take the Championship game 5 -3. Paul Adams played well, going the distance in Taras' net. There was a trophy . for the Most Valuable Player and aur Toros' Ed Osborne was the recipient of this trophy. INestieton Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Williams visited with Mr. Bruce Heaslip at the Part Perry Community Nursing Home on Friday last, and found hlm in good spirits. Friends are pieased ta hear Bruce is daing well, getting stranger each day, and is able ta go, to the dining roam for meals. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Irvine of Bowmanviile lunch- ed with Mrs. Bruce Heaslip on Saturday, then journeyed ta the nursing home for a visit- with Bruce. Mr. and Mrs. Robbie Mairs and children were Sunday evening dinner guests with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mairs. Latest reports indicate Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm are enjoying their sojour in suny FUorida ta the fullest. Te magic" of a well deserved holiday makes life more worthwhile and gives folks a broader outlook.with varied interests. Glad ta report Mrs. W. H. (Dora) Crawford has returned home from Port Perry Hospital. A complete recovery we trust is in store for her soon. We understand Mr. Orm Hyland is a patient in Port Perry Hospital, we extend "lBest Wishes" for better health soon. IlBack Home" Always of interest ta a small country community is what- ever became of so and so - a former resident. One such is Mildred Langfeldt, now Mrs. Bill Fortune. Mildred is practicaily back home as -the Fortunes have built a home on Road 57 near Blackstack. But Nestieton dlaims her as their own as during the summer season the couple have opened a delightful boutique - "The Pink Shoppe" in the heart of the village. The Shoppe hauses only hand-crafted articles of great variety, embracing the work of forty contributors and more are welcomed. Mildred, a full time teacher at L'Amoreaux Collegiate, Scarborough, commutes over forty miles ta work and is the enthusiastic editor of her school's paper, - a position she has long wanted. Bil, now retired from teach- ing, finds life far from dull. He is involved in many interest- ing endeavours, - having a talent in art which is reflected in his interest in photography, painting and ceramics ta mention a few of his skills, - ail of which are very evident in their beautiftiI new home. The Fortunes are, as well, inveterate travellers, having covered approximately forty thousand miles during the past year. What are Mildred and Bil doing with their free weekends now that their home is finished? Are they bored? Not at ail! They are busy getting items ready for next spring's activites re - crafts for their shop. Meet Mildred and Bill at "The Pink Shoppe" came opening May 24th. Caesarea Mr. and Mrs. Deltan Fisher of West Hill visited with his mother Mrs. Milt. Fisher over the weekend. 1Belated birthday greetings ta Mrs. Irene Train who celebrated Jan. l9th. and Mr. Thos. Tennyson Jan.'26th. Mr. Doug Day is looking forward ta Feb. 2nd. We "salute" these fine folks - the very best1!! "Warmest Wishes" ta Mrs. Bernice Tennyson and Mrs. W. H. (Dora) Crawford, just home from Port Perry Com- munity Hospital. We understand Mr. Orm. Hyland is a patient in the Port Perry Hospital, - we trust, he'll have good health soon. Frank's Pooa Wee On Sunday, Jan. 28th Walter Franks Major Pee Wees travelled to Trenton and han- ded them a 6 to 2 defeat. Trenton opened the scoring at the 7.05 mark of the first period on a goal by David Jones assisted by David Farrar. and Clayton Smith. The Toros tied the game at the 8.41 mark when Gordie Rogers scored from Danny Weir and Jay Sweet. At the 9.58 mark, Trenton went ahead when Cînyton, Smith scored from. Kevin William. In the second period, the Toros tied the score at the 6.01 mark on a goal by Raymond Cummings. The Toros went ahead for the first time on a goal by Jay Sweet assisted by Doug Roy and Chris, Michelson. The thîrd period belonged to the Toros as they scored three unanswered goals, the first at the 2.14 mark when Gordie Rogers scored from Jay Sweet and Mike Hamel. The Bulîs went up 5 to 2 when Scott Heard scored from Robert Geidinger. The Taras finished the scoring at the 9.15 mark when Robert Geidlinger scored while Mike Hamel and Deryk, Clark picked up assisted. The goaltending duties were shared by Donny Hayes and George Kennett andbt played very well. We're having a DeltaFaucot Midgets Edg.d by Bay Ridg.s Bowmanville Delta Faucet this brand of hockey and given Midgets completed the league a few well-earned breaks, the sehedule on Tuesday, January Delta Faucet Midgets can look. 23rd at Bay Ridges, losing a forward to exciting piayoff hard-fought game 4-2. The hockey. Good luck boys and Bowmanville team played keep it Up. excellent hockey, every play- On Saturday, January 27th er giving 100 per- the Delta Faucet Midgets cent and picked up only one travelled to Bobcaygeon and penalty to the Ridges' seven. found the going rather tough. Brian Smith in goal was back Maple was their first, op- to form making many super position and they dropped saves especially on screened Bowmanville by a 9-3 score. shots, frustrating the opposi- This team was of "A" calibre tion time and again. Orly and swept ail opposition to win three goals got by hlm, the the championship. Although fourth being into an empty being beaten on the score- net. With playoffs coming up board, Bowmanville neyer it's good to see the Delta gave up trying, and deserve Faucet team playing 50 welî credit for their effort. Both Grant Brock and Steve Terry Coombes and Brian Maguire were the marksmen, Smith shared *goaltending for Bowmanville with Scott duties and played well. How- Chapell and Marc Richards ever, the Maple sharpshooters each picking up an assist. The were too many tao often. The score was tied 2-2 at the end of loss put Delta Faucet into the the season period and with consolation round and their some sharper shooting Delta opposition was Bewdley. Faucet could have pulled an This game was much more upset. It is very encouraging entertaining, both teamns well- to see the boys showing much matched and a cliffhanger more maturity and control, from start to finish. Bewdley not taking foolish penalties or' opened the scoring taking a 1-0 resorting to unnecessary, lead in the first period. retaliation. Keeping up with Minutes later Delta Faucet tied it up at 1-1. The second and third perîods remained scoreless with the play gaing from end ta end, both teams having their chances without success. Brian Smith played well in goal for Bowmanville and the Bewdley goaltender closed the doors on aur snipers. This sent the game into sudden death overtime and Bewdley seemed to have the extra steam, notching the clincher ta take the game 2-1. It was a great one ta win and a tough one to lase, and advanc- ed Bewdley to the consolation finals. Although we lost, Bobcaygean were gracious hasts and made the tourna- ment one we ail enjoyed. The Delta Faucet team now pre- pares for their playoffs start- ing soan against Markham. Friday Night Team Standings Dave Verelli 11,586, 10; Bert Engley 11,238, 8; Marilyn Flintoff 11,222, 8; Mary Now- lan 11,063,7; Les Smale 11,220, 6; Vince Prout 11,161, 6; Lois Richards 10,919, 5; George Piper 10,745, 5; Ron Richards 10,662, 5, Ian Weltan 10,554,. 5; Dennis Smale 10,740, 4; Moe Richards 11,059, 3. High Singles and Triples Ladies - Hilda Brock 285, Mary, Ann Richards 683. Mens - Les Smale 298, Dave Verelli 752. 1Top Ten Averages Dave Verelli 229, Bert Engley 219, Mae Richards 219, Vince Prout 215, Les Smale 210, George Piper 206, Dennis Smale 204, Pat MacArthur 203, Lois Richards 202, Joe Nowlan 202, Mary Ann Richards 202. St. Joseph's Bowling January 21, 1979 Averages Roy Sandison 220, Mike Mason 212, Arnold Vangoor 212, Mark King 200, Walter Curr 200 (6), Bob Brown 198, Don Pawers 196, Don Zealand 191, Anne Emmett 191 (6), Gord Follest 190, Bill Holroyd 189, Jill Masan 186. Team Standing Arnold'Vangoor, 8758 pins, 15 points; JIII Mason, 8070, 14; Roy. Sandison, 7831, 13; Mike Masan,' 7904, 12; Bob Brown,' 7810, il; Bill Holroyd 8037, 10; Walter Curr, 7542, 6; Barb Bugg, 7585, 3. Men's high triple - Mike Mason 698. Men's high single - Don Zealand 265. Ladies high triple - Ricky Zealand 584. Ladies high single - Rita Vangoor 237. Co a a a One of our warehouses took in excess water during the thaw and heavy rain on Wednesday, January 24th. The roof leaked in many places. Plus water on the ground flowed in, causing flooding. We got caught with thousands of dollars worth of new furniture standing in deep water. Total damage has flot been assessed as yet. 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