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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 7, 1979 9 Tho Finer S$ide of Hockey Brantford Major Pee Wee Team January 29, 1979 Corporation of the Town of Newcastle Department of Parks and Recreation 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario Attention: Mr. G.A. (Joe) Kennett, Program Director Dear Joe: I want to once again thank you on behaîf of the Brantford Turkstra Lumber Major Pee Wee Hlockey' Team for the wonderful week-end provided for our boys. It was indeed a privilege and an honour to have been invited to Bowmanville to play hockey against p ur team. It was a most unexpect ed pleasure to have your Mayor, His Worship G.B. Rickard, present for the dropping of the puck at centre ice. Needlée to say that ahl the parents and the players were very pleased that a man of his responsibility would corne to such an occasion. I'm sure that the boys will remember it the rest of their lives. We have always had a warm spot in our hearts for the boys from Bowmanville when they corne to the Brantford tournarnent, and I know in the future that the friendship between the boys will only grow. If you will recaîl at the end of the second garne on Sunday morning when the final buzzer blew, the boys met each other at centre ice, there was not just the traditional hand shake, they were putting their arms around each other and patting each other on the back. You know and I know Joe, that this is what the game is ail about, and if we can stimulate a relationship between boys at this age hevel then I feel that the coaches and the managers and the time spent is ail worth while. I know that it, brought a lump to my throat when I saw this hap- pen, and I know that it brought a lot of warm feelings from both teams and parents. The banquet was excellent and most unexpected, and the parents that were unable to travel with us to Bowmanville sure missed a fun evening. Once again, please accept our heart felt thanks and we will be Iooking forward to seeing you at Christmas of 1979. Yours truly, K.L. Reese Sunday commercial Hoc-key In the opening games of the Semi finals Jan. 28th, every- one attending saw two really big upsets that being Spen- cer's trouncing Firth's by a score of 5-3, then in the second game saw Cowan's upset Frank's by a whopping 6-3 victory. I think along with everyone else, these two games were the best of the year. Now, for the resuits of the second games of- the semi finals. 1*t game Frank's vs Cowan's - in this game Cowan's only played hockey two periods, then in the third period Frank's exploded with six goals to beat Cowan's 6-1. Sturrock looked super in this game, but in the first game of the semi finals, we won't elaborate on that one. The scoring for Frank's was handled by Hogarth, Simpson, Russell, R. Prentice, Harness and Ray Randell, each with one. Ray Randeli popped in the opening goal at the 1: 05 mark in the third period with a blistering slap shot from the point. The assist went to B. Prentice, Knox and Woolner with two each, singles went to Simpson, R. Prentice and Jim Brooks. Cowan's 'just couldn't put the puck in the net, so as a result they wound up with only one goal, that being by Tom Nowlan, with the assist going to Bruce Osborne. "Not a very good game Cowan' s". Second Game All you can say is "Wow'~ what a hockey game., Both teams in this game deserved to win, it xvas just one of those games you won'tL forget about for a long timne. There W-as not one player on either team who didn't deserve a star if there were stars of the game. Both teams checked hard, passed well and scored really good goals, also there was excellent goaltending at both ends of the ice. The big hero for the victors Spencer's was none other than Grant Luxton with the hat trick, the last goal for Grant also being the winning goal in the third period at the 18 minute mark. Ron Hooper should have had this one when he rattled a back hander off the goal post, but Luxton came from nowhere to tuck it in the shortside behind Mike Wil- lougby. The other scorers for Spencer's were Bob Howes Annandale Rink Wins Hooper's Jewellers Trophy Last Wednesday at Bowmanville Country Club, a rink from Annandale Country Club was the overali winner of the ladies invitational bonspiel and the llooper's Jewellers trophy. They are, from left to right, Mary Kendrick, lead; Anne Lowthian, second; Lil Hooper who presenteci the trophy; Sue Ramsay, skip; Sandra Rudkin, vice. It was an excellent spiel with rinks from a considerable distance taking part. and Gordie Bowan with one each, making it a 5-4 win for Spencer's who now lead the semi-final series by 2 games. All Spencer's need is one more win to advance to the finals. As for the losers Firth's, don't count them out of it just yet, because they have one heck of a team too. There big scorers were J. Baker, M. Cornell, Ken Vîvian and Jim Burtch each with one, with assists going to Jim Baker with two, singles to Joe Humenik, Gary Wilson and Jim Burtch. Good Luck!. Can't ask for a better game Spencer's and Firth's. Receatiffon MHockey MIDGET January 2th, 1979 Gill's Texaco - 7 - Robert Thompson 2, Mike Dentro- mont 2, John Obst, Dana Severn, Steve Daize. D & R Sports - 2 - Pouliot, Engley. Country Boy - 5 - Sarginson, Sheehan, King, Ayre, Vyf- shaft. Marianna Development - 2 - Foster, Hanthorn. BANTAM Attersley Tire - 7 - S. Richards 3, A. Mailey 2, D. Bedore, P. Duncan. Mr. Submarine - 1 - Rod Plain. Kool Enterprises - 5 - Grant Jones 3, Chuck Green, Bill, Sainsbury 1. Frank's Variety - 1 - Jason Parks. ATOM Darlington Auto Centre - 1 - D.D. Fowler, shut out to Phil Bird. Lange Gane - 0. D & R Sports - 2 - Kyle Virtue 2. Larry's Sports, - 1 - Kevin Nagel. NOVICE Bonded Paving - 2 - Nickie Dennis, Brian Hill, shut out to Paul Stephens. Bill's Glass - 0. December lSth, 1978 January 22nd, 1979 BiI's Glass - 3 - Brett Cole 2, Terry Kellet. Consumer's Gas -1-R. Real. January 2th, 1979 Ontario Hydro Employees Union - 3 - Jason Hellam 2, Steve Bizi. Consumer's Gas - 2 - R. Real, N. Taylor. Bon Rae - 5 - Scott Hanthorn 3, Scott Brunt, Paul Brunt, shut out to Guy Pollard. Bonded Paving - 0. 84 King St. West 6352 January 27th, 1979 Bill's Glass - 5 - Terry Kellett 2, Danny Hennessy 2, Brett Cole. Ontario Hydro Employees Union -' 2 - Jason Hellam, Steve Bizi. Consumer's Gas - 2 - Scott Edmondson, R. Real, shut out to Shane O'Brien. Bon Rae - 0. January 29th, 1979 Bonded Paving - 4 - Brian Hill 2, Steve Smith,, Craig Hollowell,, shut out Paul Stephens. Ontario Hydro Employees Union - 0. ATOM January l9th, 1979 Kinsman - 6- Steve Baker 2, Paul Herron, Dave MeCul- lough, Scott Burns. Lange Gane-i- Kyle MeLean. 1January 26th, 1979 Larry's Sports - 1 - Kevin Nagel. Kinsman - 1 - Scott Burns. January 27th, 1979 Darlington Auto Centre - 5 - Jamie Lever 3, Murray Hen- derson, Joe Hennessey. Larry's -Sports - 1 - Kevin Nagel. SD & R Sports - 0 - shut out to Bradley Sainsbury and Dave Hamilton. Lange Gane - 0. PEE WEE Januiary 2th, 1979 Dennison Mfg. - 1 - Brian Grabko 1, shut o utý to Pat Masterangelo. Goodyear Rangers - 0. Larry's Sports - 3 - Glen Kiompaker, Bob Canfield, Mark Romard, shut out to Rick Martin. .Osborne and Shank Insur- ance - 0. Mr. Submarine - 2 - Bobby Hellan, Andrew Davey. Nichols Motors - 2 - Greg Bell, John Barnard. January 27th, 1979 Mr. Submarine - 4 - Stephen Brown 2, Mike Vanderwou- den, Mike Richards. Dnnison Mfg. - 3 - Wayne DELAYED START - The opening gamne of the best of five series between Port Darlington Marina and Hotel Junior C Eagles and Little Britain was listed for last Sunday here, but Little Britain can- celled out. As a result the first game was played last night at 8:45 and the second gamne will be in Lit- tle Britain later this week, with the third game probably back here next Sunday at 7:30 p.m. JUDO TOURNAMENT - held Sunday, Febru- ary 4th at Clarke High Sehool was the first out of two selection tournament which will Iead to the Ontario Junior Olympies to be held in Peterbor- ough in, May, 1979'. The second selection tourna- ment will be held in March. The following Bow- manville members of the Maple Leaf Judo Club on Maple Grove Road have placed first in their respective categories, Andrew Goad, Matthew Goad, Karl Wunderlich, Susan Ulrich. Bragg 2, Ryan Brown. Nichoîs Motors - 4 - Mike Derzbach 2, Scott Sarginson, Troy Deuchler. Larry's Sports - 3 - Robbie McCullough 2, Glen Klomp- maker. Goodyear Rangers - 6 - Jeff Brunt 2, Charlie Sneed, David Beach, Scott Ulley. Osborne and Shank Insur- ance - 2 - Dane Rupa, Bruce Cooke. RANTAM January 27th, 1979 Attersley Tire - 2 - Scott Richards 2. Kool Enterprizes - 1 -, Roy Brooks. Mr. Submarine - 2 - Rod Plain 2. Frank's Variety - 1 - Sheldon Hollister. MIDGET January 27th, 1979 Country Boy - 9 - Brian Sarginson 4, Jeff Down 1, Brent Samis, Donald King, John Ayre. D & R Sports - 4 - Robert Pouliot,Jim Maltar, Greg Langford. Gill's Texaco - 4 - Stephen Cole, Dana Severn, Stephen Daize, Peter Filiatrault. Marianne Development - 3 - James Bell 2, Paul Fice 1. Pontypouol-Pines Judo Club Win$ 29 Modàl in Tourney Members of the Pontypool and Pines Judo Club partici- pated in a regional tourna- ment at Clarke High School, Feb. 4th and won 29 medals. lst - Tonia Badluck, Cam- eron Sutherland, Tim Stanley, Colleen Gaynor, Angie Werk, Susan Pfeiffer, George Hamil- ton, Dennis'Simpson, David Groskopf. 2nd - John Sutherland,Eliz- abeth Merz, Aaron Blight, Elizabeth Werk, Lorne Hardy, Danny Bazinet, Brian Hill, David Simmons, Paul Wil- liams, Stuart Simpson, Joey Merz, Bey Bazinet, Bonnie Hardy. 3rd - Denise Brown, Harvey Hamilton, Randy Gaynor, Jody Parsons, Gordon Hardy, Jeff Mitchell, Francis Hunter. Give Heart FundCe M 'M W~'N M It's CAA's Approved Auto Repair Services Program! q3 Basic Service Facilties Medium Service Facilties Full Range Service Facilties Electrice systema Egie u Up Automatic transmision rIH ear axle Ai CodEionngBrakes_ (~ Major engine repaira otnsevcn igotc~~ ador ebing Minor engine repaîrln C ian euligruiesriigDigotcln IW Tires, steering, suspension For years now, you the MEMBER have been askîng "can you range facîlîities. A iourth identification sign je also svail a for recommend a reliable garage that will repaîr my car et a fair outiets offering.specialized services Le.: Transmission, Brake 'a" price?" Now we are moat happy to say VES. and Wheel, etc, t-.". Recently your Club took a giant step forward and introduceid its Approved garages provide nur members with a written newest member service- Approved Auto Repaîr Service guarantee of 90 days or 4,000 miles (6,400 kilomýeters) <A.A.R.S.). 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When the repair outlet passes our inspection it can then display our Approved Auto Repair Service sign. have been approved as a - Bowsrain nmanvi o 3tlle'sGenertypMooors Dealer - 166 KingStreet East 623-3396 The Bowmanville Cleaners presents the Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association *Weekly ' Schedule e0*il HAMPTON ARENA WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7th 7:00 p.m. Major Midget Markham vs. Bowmanville 1 si game of playoftfs 8:30 p.m. Juvenile Cobourg vs. Bowmanville 1 st game af play-ofls SATURDAY, FEBRUARY lOth 5:00 p.m. Major Atom - To Be Announced 6:00 p.m. Major Pee Wee Markham vs. Bowmanville 2nd game of play-offs 7:30 p.m. Major Mldget Markham vs. Bowmanville 3rd game of play-of f s if necessary 9:00 p.m. Midget Second Bay Ridges vs. Bowmanville (Play-off) BOWMAN VILLE ARENA SATURDAY, FEBRUARY lOth 3:00 p.m. Minor Atom Ajax vs. Bowmanville 4:00 p.m. Pee Wee Second Markham vs. Bowmanville 2nd ga me of play-off s 7:30 p.m. Minor Pee Wee Markham vs. Bowmanville 1 st game of play-of fs 9:00 p.m. Minor Midget Markham vs. Bowmanville 4th game of play-off s WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY l2th HAMPTON ARENA 8:30 p.m. Juvenie Cobourg vs. Bowmanville 3rd game of play-offs If necessary Expert repairs and alterations made to ail kinds of garments. Bjow manvle ClIeaners ,-Ltd. isL A 623-5520