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B The Canadian Statesman, l3owmanville, January 31, 1979 FLASHBACK - 25 Years Ago. The Bowmanville Bantam All-Stars held the Scarborough Bantam Rangers to a 1-1 tie, in a fast well played game at the local arena on Monday night. Bowmanville team members are Curtis. Vanstone, Maurice Richards, Joe Kennett, Glen Crossey., Luke Prout, Ron Pollard, Don Welsh, Jim Masterson, Don McGregor, Dan Cattran, Lefty Reynolds, Bob Mar- jerrison, John Osborne, Ted Cramp, coach Murray McKnight, manager Charlie Vanstonel. FLASHBACK - 10 Years Ago. Bowmanville Lions Club Curling team of Skip James Bell, Vice Jack Munday, Second Glenn Lander and Lead Ken Nicks won the Annual Lions Invitational Bonspiel held at Port Perry on Saturday and were presented wîth electric dlocks. Not in the running was another local rink skipped by Stu James, and other members, Byron Vanstone, Lawrence Goddard and Bob Byron. THE ANNUAL - Novice Tournament will be held at Memorial Arena, this Saturday starting at 8 a.m. Check the Bowmanville Cleaners advertisement for teams and.schedules and come down and cheer the lads on. ONTARIO - Open Golf Tournament will be held this year at the Kingston Cataraqui Golf and Country Club on Friday, Saturday, Sunday, June 15-17. Last year Peter Jackson-dropped sponsor- ship of the annual event and the OGA are still hopeful of findin g another sponsor soon. GANARASKA - Forest Centre is attracting large crowds who are making good use of the centre's winter activity facilities. There are 25 kilometers of groomed cross country ski trails, an outdoor skating rink and arrangements can be made for camping out on weekends. JOE CARUANA - scored a hat trick in the New- castle Men's Hockey League on Sunday, Jan- uary 21st for the Queen's Hotel team who were defeated 7-6 by Newcastle Lumber. LOUISE VAN CAMP - of Blackstock is a member of the University of Guelph Curling Team. Louise graduated from Cartwright High School and is in her second semester at Guelph. She has previously curled for three years with, her high school team, the Junior Farmer's team and the Business Girls team., Other members of the university team are Skip, Elaine Elliott, of Uxbridge; Vice, Leslie Uhlig; Second, Nancy Plato; Lead, Louise Van Camp; and Spare Ada Galloway. THE FOLLOWING - is a list of public cross- country ski trails in the Lindsay District. North- umberland County Forest, Ministry of Natural Resources - 18 km. cf trail loc-ated 14 km. north of Cobourg off Hwy. 45. Dummer Township, Otona- bee Region Conservation Authority, 18 km. trail located at Warsaw Caves Conservation Area. Durham-Ganaraska County Forest, Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority, 25 km. trail be- ginning from the heated Chalet at Ganaraska Forest Centre. Darlington Township, Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority - 4 km. trail at Enniskillen Conservation Area. THE MEN'S - National Teams of Canada and the U.S.A. will be playing a international volleyball match on Tuesday, February 6, 1979 in Peter- borough at Trent University at 8:00 p.m. and Friday, February 9, 1979 in Toronto at Etobicoke Olympium at 8:00 p.m. Both teams are closely ranked in the World and are now preparing for the Pan Am Games, to be held in July. Demonstrates Cross Country Skiing Skills in Bowman ville Kevin Tateyama of Kahru-Tinso Canadian Co. demonstrated proper waxing techniques to cross-country ski enthusiasts at Memorial Park Saturday. A steady stream of people dropped by to ask Kevin questions about the sport and equipment. O udy h a y team returned to Belleville for the championship gamne on the Von'Dyk M aor AÏdg-foàts w ïnConsolation ride of the tour- ConsolationtCrownlat Bellevîllr. By Don Welsh On Wednesday, Jan. 24 the Van Dyk Major Midgets played their final game of the regular schedule. Cobourg braved the elements to jour- ney to the Darlington Sports Centre for a game which meant nothing as far as the Realtors league standings are concerned. Van Dyk's had already assured themselves of first place for the coming playdowns in the A classification. The local lads allowed Cobourg to take a one goal lead in the fîrst period while the Realtors tried to get organized. When the Van Dyk crew started to work they neyer let up and hum bled Cobourg by scoring eight unanswered markers. Dale Broome was moved up to wing for this game and cer- tainly showed he knew how to play good positional hockey in that assignment. He did not try to be a glory boy but con- centrated on doing his job well. t certainly paîd off for by staying in position he was a e to earn himself a hat trick as well as an assist on the night. Other Bowmanville goals were scored by Brent Clemens (3), Randy MacDonald and Jeff Sallows. Rick Simpson Bob Deboo, Neil Jones, Ran- dy MacDonald, and Randy Crossey earned two assists each with single assists going to Steve Braun and Chuck Welsh. On Saturday and Sunday the Van Dyk Midgets participated in a well organized tour- nament in Belleville. This is basically a tournament for second teams from larger cen- tres such as Burlington, Belleville, Oshawa and Nepean but representative teams from smaller centres also participated. The Van Dyk Realtors acquitted them- selves well in the tournament and won the Consolation championship. Burger from Oshawa. The local lads jumped into a 2 to 0 lead in the first two minutes of the game but blew it and were lucky to be in a 3-3 tie at the end of regulation time. t took the Realtors only 25 seconds in the overtime period to score the game winner and earn the Consolation trophy. Goal scorers in this game were Terry Riggers, Randy MacDonald, Rick Simpson and Rob Deboo. Assists went to Carl Chambers, Rick Sim- pson, Dale Broome, Darreli Goudy, Randy MacDonald, Chuck Welsh and Brent Clemens. The Van Dyk Major Midgets have finished the, regularly scheduled portion of the sea- son with some positive points in their favor. They have play- ed 37 games and have won 22, tieci 7 and lost 8. If the three games of the Belleville tour- nament are any indication they have learned that hockey games' can't be won in the penalty box. In Belleville they took only 12 penalties in three games compared to their op- position's 19. There is still on major difficulty that the Realtors must overcome. They must find a cure for a disease that is eating at the players. For lack of a better name the disease might be called heroitis. There are several players who seem to be more interested in their own glory than in the welfare of the team. As a resuit the number of good passing plays and their resultant* scoring, opportunities are too few. Three of the four goals in the last game in Belleville were scored on individual effort and only one was the resuit of good crisp passing. No team will go far in provincial playdowns unless the.v work as a unit. SNOWARAMA - Once again this year, local snowmobile clubs and Easter Seals service clubs, are participating in the Whipper Billy Watson's Snowarama. This year, the Snowarama event in- this area will take place at Port Perry on Sunday, February lîth, -1979. Members of the public can participate in this event in two ways. First, in- terested snowmobilers in the area can ride the 100- mile course which commences at the Latcham' Centre in Port Perry. In order to do this, interested snowmobilers should attend at the Latcham Centre in Port Perry on Sunday, February 11th, 1979,at, 8:00 a .m. In order to participate in the event, snowmobilers do not have to be affiliated with any organized snowmobile club, but must have at least $30.00 worth of pledges in order to participate. Second, non-snowmobilers can participate in this event b y pledging their -financial support to a, snowmobiler who is riding in the event. Pledges are on a per-mile basis, so that, for example, the pledge of 10 cents per mile means a total pledge of $10.00. Individual pledges of $5.00 or less (5 cents per mile or less) must be paid at the time of making a pledge. All other pledges will be collected after the event has been completed. The event also takes place in the Haliburton-Minden area this Sunday,, February 4th. FOLLOWING - is a list of the public snowmobile trails within the boundaries of the Lindsay Dis- trict' Durham-Ganaraska County Forest, Minis- try of Natural Resources - 65 km. of trail located east of Kirby on Cty. Rd. No. 9 at Ganaraska Forest Centre. Northumberland County Forest, Great Pine Ridge Snowmobile Club (Cobourg) - 24 km. long, located on Hwy. 45, 13 km. north of Cobourg. Dummer Township, Otonabee Region Conservation Authority - 64 km. long, located 9 km. nortbeast of Warsaw. Cartwright Township' Region of Durham, Maple Leaf Snowmobile Club (Oshawa) - 32 km. trail on unplowed roads and allowances on the boundary line of Cartwright and Darlington Townships. Darlington and Man-, vers Townships Region of Durham, Long Sault Ridge Runners Snowmobile Club (Bowman- ville) - 35 km. trail on unplowed roads and allow- ances in the northeast section of Darlington and southwest sections of Manvers Twp. Cartwright Township, Cartwright Dynos Snowmobile Club - 24 km. trail located in the northwest and south west sections of Cartwright Twp. Snowmobilers are reminded that aIl machines must be register- ed and operators should carry proper identifica- tion. Ail persons on machines or sleighs must The Realtors lost their first game on Saturday to Gananoque by a score of 4 to 1. Terry Burgess scored the only Bowmanville marker with assists going to Randy Mac- Donald and Rick Simpson. In the second game on Saturday, the Van Dyk crew defeated Wellington 5 to 1. Goal scorers for Bowmanville were Brent Clemens (2), Terry Riggers, Darrel Goudy and Stan Greenhaîn. Assists were earned by Brent Clemens (2), Dale Broome, Rick Simpson, Chuck Welsh, Terry Rigger and Randy Crossey. Ca msport Trailer Sales Hwy. 115 and 35 Newcastle 987-5174 1977 and 1978 CHEVRON and HOLIDAY TRAILER Lrge slctPion of TRUC-CAP instock SUPERIOR PROPAN E REFILL CENTRE sCo VOLKSWAGEN LTD . Audi PLAYER presents 0F THE WEEK DAN STRIKE Dan, No. 18, plays defence for the Bowmanville Eagles. Dan Is known for his very steady play, game after game. He plcked up a goal and an asslst in Sunday nlght's game helplng Bowmanville ta a 14-1 vlctory over Little Britain. DID YOU KNOW? We rent G.M.C. 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