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14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 7, 1979 Flying Dutchman Major Bantama Lose to Markham IBowmanvi11e hopes for an Ontario championship in the bantam division will have to wait until next year because the Flying Dutchman Motor Inn Major Bantams are now out of the running. They lost out to Markham in the first playoff round, after four games. Now they will bit the tournament trail. Members of the team are, front row, left to right, Bill Hogarth, Darcy Cummings, Mark Lee, Paul Adams, Rob Ken- nett, Steve Cary; back row, Manager Ron Clemens, Peter Herron, John Klompmaker, Barry Cullen, Rick Erwin, Ed Osborne, Mike Stocker, Brian Ruddy, Chris Dyck, Scott Hiler, Brad Clemens, Allen 'Sam' Thompson, coach and Steve Skene. On Mon., Jan. 27 Flying D.S.C. ln the first game of the 'lI a very exciting two way In the second, Brian Ruddy Dutchman Motor Inn Major O.M.H.A. play-offs in a best of hockey game, Markham took scored, assisted by Bill Banh4n1slaRved Markham in three series. the lead in the first period on Hogarth.__At the 10 minute 1For Quality and Service Shop DYKST RA'S THE PLEASANT ALTERNATIVE IN FOOD SHOPPING WE SELL A-1 STEER BEEF ONLY THIS WEEKS SPECIAL LEAN BONELESS BRISKET POT ROAST LEAN BONELESS BRAISING STEAKS 1.79 LB. 1 I1.98 LB. LUI 0SP<CMIAW RINDLESS STORE SLICEO BACO s~.69;__ BRANDT VIENNA SALAMI 2.98 tiLB. 1INVENTORY CLEARANCE ASST. OLO CANAD IAN CHEDDARS MONARCH 100% VEGT. 01IL MARG. CHIAPMAN'S 2 LITRE ICECREAM HOME PRIDE NATURES HARVEST 95% WHOLE WH EAT BREAD McLEAN FROZEN FREN CH FRIES FRESH GROUNO PEANUT BUTTER FRESH ROAST PEAN UTS BANANASq A BAC 3 LB. 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Tares opened the scoring on a goal by John Klompmaker from Barry Cullen and Ed Osborne. Markham came right back ta die it up and end the period at 1 - ~1. mark Bill Hogarth scoreci with assists going to Darcy Cummings and Ed Osborne. Early in the third Addison scored for Markham to close the gap te 3 - 2. Two minutes later John Klompmaker got his second goal with assists te Brad Clemens and Ed Osborne. Ten seconds later, Addision got his second goal of the game for Markham. With just 11/2 minutes ta play, Markham's Jeff Murphy tied the game, putting the teams into a 10 minute overtime period. Markham drew first blood te take the lead at 5 - 4 but John Klompmaâker, giving him his "hat trick", scored with assîsts ta Barry Cullen and Brian Ruddy. This ended the scoring and the game at 5 - 5. Flying Dutchman Mter Inn 3 Markham 2 On Sat., Feb. 3 Tares played » MOVE Regional Municipality of Durham- DEPARTMENT 0F SOCIAL SERVICES OSHAWA FAMILY COUNSELLING HOUSING BUREAU AND DAY CARE ADMINISTRATION OFFICE WILL BE LOCATED IN NEW OFFICES AT 50 McM ILLAN DRIVE (UPSTAIRS) NORTH WEST CORNER 0F McMILLAN DRIVE AND BOND STREETS, OSHAWA EFFECTIVE MON DAY FEBRUARY l9th, 1979 The phone number for these offices is: 579-0622 THE CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F NEWCASTLE NOTICE 0F HIGHWAY CLOSING TAKE NOTICE that the Council ofThme Corporation of the Townl of Newcastle, ai a Council meeting ta be held ai the Council Chambers, Police Building, Bowmanville, Ontario, on Friday 23rd day af February 1979 ai the hour et 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon propose t0 pass a by-law ta stop up and close those parts ai Lots 27 and 28, Broken Front Concession, in the Geographic Township of Darlingion, more particularly described as follows: AIL AND SINGULAR those certain parcels or tracts of land and premises situate, lylng and being in the Town of Newcastle, in the Regional Municipality of Durham, and being composed of part ai Lots 27 and 28, in the Braken Front Concession, in the Geagraphic Township ai Darlington, in the Region of Durham, and now shown as Parts 7, 8, 9, 10, 39 and 40 Plan 1OR-708. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that the Council intends ta authorize the conveyance ai Parts 9, 10, 30 and 40 t0 abutting owners. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that before passing the said by-law Council, or a Committee of Council, shall hear In persan, or by his counsel, solicitor, or agent, any persan who claims that his land will be prejudically affected by the by-law and wha applies lo be heard. DATED at the Town of Newcastle, this 24th day of January, 1979. J. M. Mllroy, A.M.C.T., Clerk, Corporation ai the Town of Newcastle, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario. Markham in D.S.C. The first period was scoreless. In the second Bill Hogarth scored, unassisted, while Toros were playing short- handed. At the 3 minute mark of the third, John Klampmaker scored unassisted. Markham neyer giving up came back with two goals ta tie it up at 2 - 2. With just 32 seconds left in regulation time Barry Cullen scored with assists going to John Klompmaker and Brian Ruddy. Geing all the way and playing well in Toro's net was Mark Lee. By Toros winning this game it forced a 4th and final which was played in Markham. Markham 3 Flying Dutchman Mter Inn 2 Brian Ruddy opened the scaring with an unassisted goal and also the only goal of the first period. In the second, Brad Clemens drilled a low shot to the corner of Markham's net after being set up by Bill Hogarth, which seemed to be the straw that broke the camel's back. Markham scered with only 20 seconds left in the second period. At the two minute mark of the third Markham scered to tie the game at 2 - 2. This seemed to spark our Toros ,Who completely dominated play, doing everything but put the puck in the net. With less than three minutes remaining, Markham got the puck in our end and were able te slide it past our netminder Paul Adams. This ended the game at 3 - 2 for Markham and also the series. This ended Flying Dutchman Motor Inn's guest of an All Ontario Champion- ship. Summing up at this time about all that can be said "Good Luck in the George- town Tournament." YTouth Bowling TYKES Vacheresse 5, Kiely 0; Rowe 3, Stork 2; Brown 3, Apted 2; Moore 3, Young 2. Team Standings Vacheresse 22, Moore 19, Rowe 18, Brown 14, Apted 11, Young 11, Stork 7, Kiely 3. High Singles J. Moore 144, 125, V. Sutherland 129, C. Soper 107, S. Apted 107, 119, D. Milîson 109, 100, M. Stork 120. High Doubles J. Moore 269, Apted 236, D. Milîson 209. BANTAM BOYS S. Buma 7, Lugtenburg 0; Wesselius 7, Tugwood Ô; Atkinson 5, J. Buma 2. Team Standings J. Buma 26, S. Buma 23, Wesselius 19, Atkinson 15, Lugtenburg il, Tugwood 10. High Singles H. Wesselius 218, S. Bumna 216, G. Dennis 187. High Triples S. Buma 550, H. Wesselius 525, M. Scott 450. BANTAM GIRLS Jaques 7, Bannister 0; Desousa 7, Theriauit 0; Dono- ghue 5, Sallows 2. Team Standings Donoghue 27, Sallows 24, Desousa 23, Jaques 20, Ban- nister 6, Theriault 5. High Singles K. Desousa 218 , J. Denoghue 164, K. Jaques 162. High Triples K. Deseusa 479, K. Jaques 439, A. Theriault 425. JUNIOR BOYS Wesselius 5, Cowling 2; Van Goor 7, Woolley 0; McLean 5, Luxton 2. Team Standings- Van Goor 21, Luxton 20, MeLean 19, Woolley 16, Wes- selius 16, Cowling 13. High Singles S. Wesselius 204, R. McLean 201. A. Van Goor 200, M. Luxton 200.' High Triples R. McLean 538, M. Luxton 533, S. Murray 525, R. Cowling 514, A. Van Goor 503, S. Wesselius 502. JUNIOR GIRLS Desousa 5, Sawler 2; Green- ley 5, Connelly 2; Land 5, Simpson 2; Hancock 5, Coom- bes 2. Team Standings Land 24, Desousa 24, Simp- son 21, Coombes 21, Sawler 15, Connelly 12, Hancock 12, Greenley il. High Singles K. Sawler 231, K. Greenley 213, K. Desousa 203. High Triples K. Sawler 540, K. Meeks 528, K. Desousa 525, K. Greenley 524, D. Hancock 518, J. Coambes 513. SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE Taylor 7, Hayward 0; Leavis 7, M. VanGoor 0; Reynolds 5, Fairey 2; Stacey 7, W.Van- Goor 0; Rines 7, Richards 0. Team Standings Stacey 26, Fairey 21, Rey- nolds 21, Taylor 21, Richards 19, Rines 18, Leavis 15, Hayward 14, W. Van Goor il, M. Van Goor 9. High Games P. Reynolds 264 (702), K. Rines 252, (619), M. Erwin (603), S. Roberts 232 (593), B. Leavis (584), J. Lunn 251, (567), D. Murphy 233 (566), T. Everett 231. Logion Ladies Viekie Terry 12, 12,873, Judy Bragg 8, 12,879, Onie Etcher 7, 12,654, Carol Roberts 6, 13,103~, Virginia Fairey 6, 12,624, Brenda Jones 6, 12,529. 200 Games and Over Judy Bragg 303, 201, Viekie Terry 250, 206, 228, Carol Roberts 299, Brenda Jones 258, 212, Virginia Fairey 249, 200, Bernice Partner 238, Sandra Sellers 237, Marg, King 293, 211, Wendy Murdoch 217, Denise Annaert 202, 207, Meg Gibbs 210, Joan Sutcliffe 201, -226, Dot Richards 222. TuE 179 ~PUCKUP SPECIAL FEATURE PAINTS *UNIQUE INTERIIOR TRIMS BODYSIDE AND e HOOD TAPE $TRIPES INCLUDES MANY MORE APPEARANCE OPTIONS THE PICKUP -JyOUVE BEEFN WAI1TI1N G FOUR 1IS'A VAIL A BL E NOW BUT S "UPPLY 1S LIMITED. 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