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FLASHBACK - 25 YEARS AGO. After a hard- fought series with Courtice which went the full three games, Miller's Taxi captured the .Town Hockey League Championship, winning the final game 7-2. Team members are Bud Perfect, Tim Cox, Jack Baker, Fred Luxton, 'George Sellers, Harvey Lunney, Bud Virtue, Buck Cowle, George Heath, Don Childs, Jack Whiteman and Captain Larry Chant. FLASHBACK - 10 YEARS AGO. While curlers were battling out the finish of league champion- ships, two golfers Bob Sheridan and Dr. John Rundie were seen on the golf course, and if early season practice means anything, watch out for these two. SATURDAY - March 3lst, at Orono Arena an Old- timers Tournament will be held with teams entered from Fenelon Falls, Gravenhurst, Omemee, Newcastle, Orono, Lindsay, Port Perry, Whitby, Bowmanville and a team from the United States starting at 8 a.m. Corne out and see some good hockey know-how. Newcasue le 1-Timers'play at 9 a.m. and 4p.m. QUEEN'S HOTEL - defeated Partner's Plumb- ing 6-1 on Sunday evening to win the Newcastle Town League finals 3 games to one, retaining the championship for the third season. D AND R - Minor Atoms hockey team began their play-offs against Markham on Monday evening in Markham. Second game goes tonight in Markham. Corne out and cheer these players on, they'll like you for it. KING GARDEN - Oldtimers, will be playing another free exhibition game this Thursday, March 29th, at 8:30 p.m. at Memorial Arena, Bowmanville, against the Oshawa Lawyers. This game is in preparation for the Oldtimers Tourna- ment in Orono on Saturday, March 3lst, in which Bowmanville plays at 8 a.m. and again at 2 p.m. HERITAGE HOUSE - Bowmanville Beasties will play the Oshawa This Week Screaming Turkeys on Sunday, April lst, from 10-12. There are a lot of Bowmanville men on the Beasties who will appreciate your being there. FIGURE SKATING - Carnivals are coming up and. the dates to mark down are Newcastle Figure Skating Carnival March 31st-April lst. Orono's Carnival is on April 7th and 8th, and Bowmanville's Carnival is April 28th and 29th. VAN DYK'S - Mînor Micigets have been in a rugged, bone-crushing series against Midland, and went into the fifth and deciding game Monday night at Darlington Arena. The game went to Midland with a 3-0 score, and,-the serles 3 games to 2. The Midland goalie was hot and made the frustrating difference between the two teams. Van Dyk's gave it a- great try but just couldn't get on the scoreboard. So it's over for them for the season, but we'll be hearing more from this fine team next season. New Low, 10w Price Speclal SOFFIT and FASCIA FOR FREE HOME ESTIMATE CAL 623-0828 BowmenvIlil TOM JENNUNOS AAMCO HOME SIDINO Qualty.Service-Prie Member of the BBB ime.- The und with ,e differ- p with 2 each. irned bis spectacu- 2Oth, the vith only ~m 50 far Lme face mborough ,.Peter- ville 2. ged goals and the scoreless. riod, the ilIed one icouldn't orough's 3 îirst two I inta the a total of six trips ta the -sin Dn" versus only two for Peterbor- ough. Peterborough were able ta score on three of these power plays which put the Taras' flame out although they came back with a lone unassisted effort by a defenceman late in the game. On Friday,, March 23rd, Bowmanville met the Wood- stock "AA" Minor Midgets in a game that took on the samne, pattern of Tuesday's gaine. The Taras gave it a game try but lost 4 - 2 again. The fîrst period went score- less wîth bath goaltenders making many stops. Waodstack got the first goal in the second prod at 6:05 Bowmanville ti it up 2 minutes later. Woodstack scored a power Youth Bowling Tykes Stork 5, Rowe 0; Apted 3, Brown 2; Vacheresse 5, Kiely o; Moore 5, Young 0. Team Standings Vacheresse 42, Rawe 39, Moore 35, Young 34, Brown 28, Apted 27, Stark 23, Kiely 12. High Singles J. Vacheresse 139, M. Harness 124, J. Moore 117-121, G. Evans 117. High Doubles J. Moore 238, J. Vacheresse 221, M. Harness 209. Bantam-Boys Wesselius 5, J. Buma ,2; Atkinson 7, S. Buma 0; Lugtenburg 7, Tugwood 0. Team Standings J. Buma 47, Lugtenburg 47, Wesselius 44, S. Buma 41, Tugwoad 40, Atkinson 33. High Games S. Buma 233-231 (681), D. Atkinson 205 (553), H. Wesse- lius 170 (474), M. Lugtenburg 173 (447). Bantam Girls Jaques 5,. Sallows 2; Donoghue 7, Theriault 0; Desousa 5, Bannister 2. Team Standings Donoghue 631/2, Desousa 551/2, Jaques 53, Sallows 37, Bannister 28, Theriault 15. High Singles K. Jaques 247-238, M. Bradley 165, M. Marner 165. High Triples K. Jaques 651, M. Marner 444, J. Donoghue 433, M. Bradley 420. play goal early in the third geriod but the Taras came ack 14 seconds later ta tie it up. Woodstock went ahead once again with il minutes ta play and put in their final goal an anather power play at 9:*10. The score again was 4-2 against the Taras. The boys gave it a gaod try playing higher ranking teams in every game. They are ta be praud of the team effort displayed in this exceptianal tourney. Next game at Darlington Sparts Centre - Sat., Mar. 31 against Prince George B.C. Minor Midgets 1 p.m. Store 623m2518 D &R Sports Minou' Atoms Win Semi-Finil Now in Finals with Markh4m constitution Insuronce Midgets pliy in by Bill Paterson the second periad. dominance in the gai At Trenton Arena, March 19, At 7:19 intd overtime King- goals were spread arau 1979 - Bowmanville Taras took st onof he Tnpara lwstytree wingers an thre( on the Kingstan City "AAA" when oeo teT .o a ent lines commng up Minor Midgets in the opening breaking in all aTone on their game of this wxell arganized goaltender. It only took the goals and an assist eê Golden Hawk taurnament and Taras 2 ieconds ta7 capitalize The goaltender ear: came away 2-1 winners in on this one ta wîn the game 2 ta htu it ays overtime. 1. Sweet revenge for , ar stops. The Taras played probably.. goaltender who used ta play in BOnvllesdaTars , their best game of the season their league. omnilTrsw and came of age as a team. In the second game of the one goal scored on the Kngston scored at 1: 46 of day Bowmanville found them- in the tournament ci the first period which saw selves facing a familiar club ta face with the Peterl them take 3 pnliswih fo a igs A' AAA Minor Midgets. pealie wic rMBa Rid ge, "A" barough 4, Bowmanvi theÇY were able ta 1<111 off well. Mia iget club they play in Bt lb xhn BowmÏanville -hadEone ifrac- their league during the year. ohcusehag tian of the rules. The Taras came up with an in the first period The second perîod was anly even better "team played second period went sc 4secs. od Rh n wmanville game' than their morningaone Itasho hd ki tied it up, with the full line in if that was possiblead Trswoh kl on the goal.1 swamped their opponents 9-0. penalty though they The third periad went score- Bowmanville got two goals capi talize on Peterbor less with the Taras killing Off intefrtpratrei h enalties in the fi one penalty well as they had in second and four in the third periods suddenly fell period ta give them complete old trap and madea Win oldModal at C.llingwoai At the Collingwood hockey Daigle picked up the1 tournament on March 16-19 centre ice, skated ov the Septa Clean Minor Ban- Niagara Fals blue à tams won two out of three shot a 40 foater into ti games played, thus winning net for the win. the gold medal for a second Only four penaltie place finish. called in the game, t The Taras opened the tourn- the Taras and one ta ament by defeating a teamn Falls. from Niagara Falls, N.Y. 32. Scott Rate played t Shaughn Houston opened the game in net for Bawni scoring for the Taras unassist- Taras - 2 vs. Stoney Cr ed with 2:58 left in the second The second garni f periad. the Taras against However, before the periad Creek. They grabbed I ended Niagara Falls scored with anly 29 seconds lei twa quick goals ta move ahead first period as Capta 2-1. The lead held until Ron Becker scored bis firsl Hopcroft scored for the Taras goals. In the secondS ta tie the game at twa with Houston tied it up 1-1 6:14 left an the dlock. Glenn from Steven Taylor. Mathews and Glen German Glen German ga, assisted on the play. Taras the lead for ti The game ended 2-2. How- time in the game at 9:( ever, the taurnament bas third period from Rc overtime, the overtime craft . But three minut periods, using 5 minute over- Bob Way tied the scorx -trne periods, using 5 skaters seconds inter -put- and no goaltender. But a Creek ahead ta stay. goal must be scored fram Billy McArthur pie inside the opposing team's goal for the Taras. blueline. Taras - 3 vs Cabanr Neither team really had a Since the Tarasw gaod shat at the net until Don games and lost one the J.TIR up playing their ol< & M *ERIC Cobourg for the goal ý Ný=exiaiclx lion. Cobourg wast 299 DEAN team the Taras wai AV E. play, since they h OS HAWA beaten Cobourg in eig 576-1220 Chargex this year. LÏ;O-But, they were sti A puck at over the mie and the open es were three ta Niagara the first manville. reek - 4 featured Stoney the lead [ft in the min Tom -t of two Shaughn 1at 14:32 lve the the first ý07 of the Ion Hop- ates later Se and 49 *Stonéy .ayed in rg -1 wan two iey ended [d rivals, il medal- the last rnted ta had not îght tries tck with Bowmanvlle AGholf Club announces the 1979 Golf Season En/o y a membership in a priva te golf club. No initiation tee or minimum monthly food billing. Play a challenging 6,240 yds., par 72 golf course where tee-off times are neyer required on weekends. 1979 Golf Fee Schedule For New Members Senior Man ...a.a .............a. aaaa aaaa aaaa a$aaaaaa 250,,OO Senior Lady (husband notgo $g .. ...a .. aa220.00 W If. of Senior Man......... ............a $. aaaaaaa aaaaaaa1 35.00 Intermedlate (son or daughter of Sr. member) a.a.a.a...aa11125.00 Junior (son or daughter ofSr. membêr) .............. BOR7O0. For more Information and an application form, contact: Bowmnanville Golf Club Middle Road North P.O. Box 40 Telephone 623-2670 NOTE: Club facliltias avalabia for Banquets, Parties and Recaptions Bowmanville them like it or nat Sa, led by Scott Rate in goal they gave it one last try. In the first period David Waldie put Cobourg tmp 1-0 at 5:36. That lead lasted until Glen German tied the score at 4:02 from GlennMathews and Dan Coombes. Ron Hopcroft then scored unassisted ta break the tie and put the Taras in front. Shaughn Houstan sçored bis third goal of the tournament from Steve Taylor and Tim Preston ta put the game away with just aver six minutes remaining. Including winning the game, goaltender Scott Rate won the Player of the game as he kicked out over 30 shots in an excellent game. Notes - for the Taras beating Cobourg when it really caunt- ed, must have been just as good as winning the tourna- ment. Libe nly Belles March 2th Team Standings Rtoberts 21244- 27; Fice >21093 - 22; M a cDonald 20483 - 22; Sleep 21026 - 19; Chant 21014 - 19; Brown 20972 - 18; Pearce 20864 - 18; B. Osborne 21137 - 17; Robinson 21816 - 16; Lunn 20911 - 16; P. Forsey 20738 - 15; Clville 19676 - 7. High single - 282 - M Alldread. High double - 472 (244, 228) - C. Harrison. 400 Doubles J. Brown 471, M. Alldread 464, J. Chant 453, R. Fice 433, H. Sheehan 430, E. Bragg 420, B. Osborne 404. s -A C VOLKSWAGEN LTD . Audi présents PLAYER 0F THE WEEK The Toros travelled ta Markham for the opening game ta be handed a 3 - 0 defeat. The fallowing night they returned ta Bowmanville to beat the strong Markhamf team 2 - 0. This was Bowman- ville's first ever win over Markham and . everyone deserves credit for the fine effort. The game turned out ta, be, Mike Gallant's night as he scored twa goals ta win the game for the Taras. Gaining assists were Larry Perris and Bobby McArthur. The line of ,Mike Gallant, Paul Stainton and Larry Perris played a great game for the Taras. David Smith deserved the shut out in goal making many excellent saves stapping 27 shots. In the third game the Taras were tired as this was their third night tÔ play and travel as we went ta Whitby. We were defeated 5' - 2 but the Taras neyer showed they could play hockey in the game. Scoring for the Taras was David Fairey and Carv Sweet. Gainp assists were,: Glen Campbell and Chris Beck. Ini the fourth game the Toros gained revenge by beating the, pants off the WVhitby team and. to completely catch themn by. surprise. The final score was 5 - 1 for the Toros to win tbem the right to enter the finals. with Markham. The Tgros jumped into an early lead as, Chris Beck scored on a quick pass from Cory Sweet. Then Cory Sweet quikl1y replied with a quick goal f bis own with Chris Beck assisting. Whitby then scored to end the first period 2 - 1. The second period went scoreless as both teams, tightened up defensively. In the third period Kelly Armstrong, Glen Campbell,'ý and Brian Noble score with' assists to David Fairey, Brianr Noble and Shawn Rekker. In- this game the Uine of Chris Beck, Cory Sweet and Kelly.' Armstrong played a strong game. David Smith was once' again spectacular in goal.- Brins on the Markham team!! %'Golden Hawk' Toumey BOWMAN VILLE MEN'S TOWN SOFTBALL LEAGUE Name........................ Address ...................... Phone............ Age ......... Position ..........Shi ts ......... Anyona 18 years or older who has flot played in the league and wishes ta play, please f111 out above and leave ai Frank's Variety,, D and R Sports or Recreation Dept. before Wednesday, April 25. Any players already In beague please contact Frank Britton 623-7745 or John Allen, 6239289 before Wednesday, April 25 if you wish to play this year. Canadien Tire Bowmanville (under new management) 160 Church Street ANNOUNCES THEIR Spring and Summer EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY 8:,30 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. Monday through Wodnesday 8:30 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. Thursday and Friday 8:30 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. Saturday Service Centre Hours 8:30 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday 8:30 a.m. until 9:00 puma Fr iday 8:30 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. Satu rday Appolntmentsare suggested for Frlday nlghte and Saturdays JOHN CONBOY John, who wears sweater number 10, had just a super series against Gananoqua, and ln ane age scored saven points ln a 7-6 Eagle vlctory. 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