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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 10, 1979 FLASHBACK - 25 YEARS AGO - Ingrid Conway, Katie Olesen, Helen Cole, Pat Bagneil and Nancy Mitchell added a great deal of charm as BHS cheerleaders at the Sixth Annual Junior Police Games held on Wednesday at the Boys Training School. FLASHBACK - 10 YEARS AGO - Lisa Nicks riding ber horse "Sundance", a seven year old bunter won first prize ln tbe Class B Working Hunter Class, at tbe Port Hope Fali Fair on Saturday. Lisa and ber "cowboy" father, Ken, entered the Family Fun class, wbere tbey won second place. CONGRATULATIONS - to the Goodyear Lobb Bail team who were the winners of the Lobb Bal Tournament held in Newcastle on Saturday. Originally scheduled to be held in Bowmanville the shift was necessary because of unsuitable diamond conditions. SUNDAY - nigbt at the Lindsay-Bowmanville Jr C. Game, fans were treated to great hockey. Fast, good passing plays, offensive and defensive work, and action that tbreatened to erupt at any minute. It did, near the end of the second period when a player from each team was ejected from the game for fighting. It was witb disgust we saw the Lindsay coacb and tramner leave the bench to enter the battle. We sincerely hope be is, pen- alized for bis actions, wbicb just aren't accept- able. HAPPY BIRTHDAY - A fa miliar sports fan, softball umpire, etc. Ab Tweedle celebrated his 69th birthday on Tuesday. Congratulations. ORONO - Arena Fund Raising Committee is $2,000 ricber, following the Slow Pitch Bal Tourney wbicb took place September 28th and 29th at Orono Park. The event hosted 25 teams, ladies and mens. Kendal Eagles won the men 's event, defeating Orono Merchants, to win $200. Armstrongs I.G.A. Ladies from Orono, defeated Newcastle to win $50. DAVID TAYLOR - of Hampton and his son Stephen competed in the Five mile road race in Peterborough-on Saturday, October 6th, winning the father and son trophy for the fourth consecutive year. Stephen also won first in the Bantam boys. On Sunday, October 7th, David placed 99th in a field of 1,800, in the Labatt's Toronto Marathon, a distance of 26 miles, 385 yards, which he ran in two hours and 29 minutes. Congratulations to David and Stephen. uCORREC'%TIONS We wsh ;to drawyour attention to the folowng errôrs5 i n ourcurrent 1979-80 Fal/& Winter Catalogue Page 23: #84-0125, Leg and Arm Curler is listed at $2999, should read $28.951DPage 31: #43-1918, illustrated Oster Blender shows Pulse-Matic 14" speed settings. This is incorrect: should show Pulse-Matic 10". LiPage 44: #60-3995, 10-hp Snow Thrower; copy reads "Pneumatic 14" x 14.5 stud tires with chains". Should read "Pneumatic 14" x 4.5 stud-style tires with chains". LiPage 77: #67-0302, Krazy Glue price is isted at $2.49, should read $2.29. tJPage 82: #48-9200X, Tremclad Paint, gallon price is listed at $2199, should read $18.9g.E]Page 99: 300-gph & 450-gph Rotary Gear Pumps, listed as #63-3006 & 63-3026, should read #62-3006 & 62-3026.ELPage 118. Item 13, #28-0234X copy reads 3-litre plastic bottie, should read 2-litre plastic bottleLi]Page 140: Item 7, #61-8149, Chain Block Hoist price is listed at $99,95, should read $10995. Item 8, #61-8154, /-Ton Ratchet Hoist price is listed at $29.95, should read $33.95. #61-8155, 1 -Ton Ratchet Hoist price is listed at $39.95, should read $4395. Item 9, #61-8157, Rope Hoist price is listed at $1995, should read $26.95. We sincerely regret any inconvenience ~we may have caused you. VÇanadian Tire Corporation Ltd. Bo,ýwman ville Curling Club Announces The 1979-1980 Curling Season HO0ýUSE Interested in curling!, ' z Here 's an opportunity to try this sport at our free open house. Dem onstrations, explanations and instructions will be given! COME JOIN THE FUN! THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25,1979...................... .. 7.10 p.m. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26,1979 ........................... 7»10p.m. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27,1979.,................ 12 NOON - 4 P.M. SCHEDULES BEGIN FIRST 0F NOVEMBER Business Girls ............................. Wednesday nights Ladies' ............. ......... Tuesday, and Thursday afternoons. Men's ............. .............. Tuesday and Thursday nights. Mixed........................ Sunday, Monday and Friday nights. Far furiher information, corne ta aur Open House or contact: Rod and Marne Storks or Barry and Connie Townsend 623-7832 623-4258 BOWMAN VILLE CURLING CLUB 623-2670 Full Banquet Facilties Available. Puck to Officia!lly Launch Jr. C Schedule On Sunday night at Memorial Arena, League Chairman Howie Stevenson and Eagles Manager Buck Janack participated in the officiai puck dropping cerernonv to open the Junior C schedule. Capt. Jerry Johnston of the Eagles and Capt. John Lucas of the Lindsay Trenft Muskîes are the two players involveci. Ail was peacefui at this point but things heated up later in the game as evidenced by the scrambiing around the Lindsay net as Jerry Leddy (7) attempts to put the puck past the prone Lindsay goalie. BraGod UMdrey'eA Hat Trîck HeipEagisGi aTi. In Oponïing 1w' Don Wilcox The Bowmanville Cowan Pontiac Buick Junior Cs in theiî- brand new red and black uniforms opened their regular season schedule gaining a 6-6 tie against the potent Lindsay Muskies on Sunday. The tying goal- came from Eagles' Brad Godfrey in tbe dying seconds of the third period. Although it is very early in the season to make predictions. il would appear [bat.the experienced Lindsay ýrew are the teamn to beat. lfhey play a very aggressive .x-and of bockey and bave ýxceIIent skaters. The Muskies also handle the puck xe1l -especially in tbe power ,)lays. And ini Sunday's ýontest, the power play Jicked tbree times for thiree, 3oals. Eagles, on the other band, xeî-e short on experience but more than willing to try. Tbe -hallenge for Coacb Paul Robinson is to put all of the positive factors together, Camnsport Trailer Sales Hwy. 115and 35 987-5174 1977 and 1978 CHEVRON and HOLIDAY TRAILER Large selection of TRUC K-CA PS In stock SUPERIOR PROPANE REFILL CENTRE co9e5 Wfh Undsay ýornng p wih asystem (ast-skating first period. vhi ch will provide very enter- Muskie Captain John Lucas tairing hockey for loyal fans scored the first goal on a low j, Luis talented group. point bullet drive assisted by The large crowd on ha~d for Brian Duncan and Rod [he home opener saw a very Taylor. Tom Dwyer, who SAVE UP TO On the cosi of your Insulation with the help of the new Government Program. We use on/y Government approvecj blown cellulose. C.M.H.C. 8644 - FREE ESTIMATES - LEWIS RENT.ALL 113 King St. E., Bowmanville Cati us Anytimne.................. 623-4480 skated both up front and back on defence in this game, moved in and faked a hard drive. He then released a low, accurate wrist shot to score the tying goal. Greg Brunt gave, the Eagles the go-ahead goal next, receiving a perfect pass from Brad Godfrey after Jerry Johnston had moved the puck up ice. Eagles had a goal taken away from tbem on a referee's decision that a man was in the crease, being deposited there by a Lindsay crosscheck. The second period started out with another waved-off Eagle goal. This time it was a good cali as the puck was kicked into the net. The Eagles moved in front by two goals on the strength of persistent checking inside the Muskies' zone by Eagle Captain Jerry Johnston who gained control of the puck and passed to Brad Godfrey who waited for the goaltender to make the first move. Godfrey then deposited the puck hehind him. Rick Bain also earned an assist on the play. Just il seconds later, Muskies returned to score on a giveaway by Eagles wbich Bill Speer converted into a goal. The Cowan Pontiac Buick powerplay clicked when Jerry Leddy moved in, took a bard accurate sbot whicb left a big rebound for the alert Mike Adams who moved in quickly from bis point and picked up the rebound for a goal. The Eagles' inexperience MARK BERNEY - the big defence man from Newcastle bas been signed by the Cowan-Pontiac Red Eagles Jr. C. team. Michael Bennett, aged 15 also from Newcastle Bantam team has signed with the Huntsville Jr. C team, and Darcey Huber, of Newcastle, is with the Checker's Variety, Bowmanville Minor Bantam team. PORT HOPE - Jr C. Panthers won their fifth straight exhibition game on Thursday 'night, defeating Port Perry 7-1. On Wednesday, they defeated Stouffville in the first regular season game. showed in their defensive game. A single penalty caîl to Mark Berney started tbe Muskies on a tbree-goal scoring spree in tbe brief period of 62 seconds. The little speedster Brian Duncan scored on the power play. Then otber goals by Gary Mansholt and Dave Meehan on well-executed play gave the Muskies a 5-4 lead. The next series of events bas no place in the game of bockey. A complete lack of self control took place in tbe vicinity of thé Lindsay bench, fortunately no one was burt seriously. Wben the play finally resumed, Brad Godfrey broke in, skated across in front of the net and scored on' the back band. Eagles gave up a later period goal when Pbil Hennessey scored from the sharp angle. Tbe tbird period saw a display of great goaltending by Muskies' Randy Paul who held the Eagles scoreless on six power plays. Eagles made several scoring opportunities for tbemselves but either sbot wide or at the goaltender. Brad Godfrey recorded a bat trick wben he scored tbe tying goal witb 18 seconds showing on the timer. The goal was scored on what could be described as a broken play where Cbuck Welsh cbanged tbe pass witbout looking. Godfrey pounced on the puck for tbe goal. Rick Bain also assisted. Eagles who deserve mention for tbeir improved play eacb time out are: Mark Berney, Randy MacDonald, and Carl Chambers. Mention should also be made of tbe several sure goal saves made by Jerry Leddy near tbe end of tbe game wben tbe Eagle goalie bad been pulled for an extra attacker. Had be missed any of them any bope of a tie would bave vanished. Next borne game for the Eagles will be Sunday, October 14, wben tbe Stouffville Clippers will be tbe visitors. lIb.rty Selles Bowling Team Standings - Pearce 5187, 8; Elliott 5476, 7; Dunn 5549, 6; Robinson 5208, 6; Bond 5145, 6; Osborne 5193, 5; Forsey 5161, 5; Roberts 5202, 3; McMullen 5044, 3; Alldread 5235, 2; Sleep 5037, 2; Brown 4840, 1. High Single - 276, Pat Lunn. High Double - 481 (205, 276) Pat Lunn. Top) Averages - C. Roberts 208, E. Elliott 203, M. 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