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r5, 1979 Constittion Insurance Bantams Defeat Whitby FLASHBACK - 25 YEARS AGO - Maurice Breslin of Breslin's Men's Wear Store, bas offered a free bat to members of tbe Bowmanville Barons hockey club who score a bat trick on borne ice, Ken Nicks of Ken's Men's Wear will donate a sports shirt to any goalie who gets a shut-out. Ted Mann, bas been giving free cbiropractic and therav reatments to team members ana Erne Rencler donated pbotograpbs of the team. FLASHBACK - 10 VEARS AGO - On Sunday, December 7th, at the local arena, the NHL Old- timers will play the Bowmanville Graduate OMHA Ail Stars. For the locals Harvey "slip"' Rowe wilI be in goal, Fred Cowle, Lloyd Hamil- ton, Ray Preston, Jim Clarke, Bill Cole, Dan Gir- ardi, Alex Wiseman, Steve Burns. Irv. Gill, Junior, Dean, Raye and Keith West, Don Mercer, Ted and Bob Fairey and Grant Wright. RESERVE,- Sunday, January 6, for tbe game between the Heinige Midgets from Sweden and the Van Dyk Real Estate Major Midgets bockey teams. LARRY MACKEY - of R.R. 1 Newtonville, was the winner of the draw for pork at the Newcastle Old Timers Tournament held at Newcastle Arena, on Saturday. TURKEY - shoot willl be beld tbis Sunday, December 9 from il a.m. - 4 p.m. at the Cold Creek Conservation Area, hosted by the Black Spruce Sportsmen's Association. Opento the public, there is plenty of parking, and the turkeys are in the 12-14 lb. range. Cold Creek is located between Bolton and Nobleton. HEADING HOME - Port Hope's rugged Dennis O'Brien, after il years in the NHL, has decided to pack it in, according to a story in the Port Hope Guide. H1e was with the Boston Bruins last year and the year before and given the option of play- ing for the Binghampton Dusters in the AIIL, with a scaled down contract, but decided against it. The 30-year-old O'Brien plans to seIl his bouse in Boston and return to Port Hope, possibly to go into business. No doubt he will be on the Port Hope Flyers basebail roster again this summer. CONGRATULATIONS - to the Newcastle Old- Timers, hockey team and to those who contributed to its success, on a well run tournament. The only suggestion by way of improvement, in our estimation would be to have the final deciding games stop-time. OPEN HOUSE - will be held at the Bruce's Mill Ski Area, this Sunday, December 9. There is no admission charge and featured will be- cross- country ski films, learn what to buy in ski equip- mient and clothing, ski waxing demonstrations, hayrides, ski touring clinie, local ski clubs, ski retailers and mianufacturers, Ontario Ski Coun- cili, and more. Bring the whole family and start the season off on the rigbt ski. Bruce's Mill is two kilometers east of Woodbine Avenue on the Gormley-Stouffville sideroad. Ladies Meonday Night Bowling November 26 36502, 25; Marilyn Flintoff Averages 36297, 22; Jean Harncss 36035, Onie Etcher 226, Judy Bragg 21; Jackie Braybraak 35386, 211, Marilyn Flintoff 210, Fcrn 20; Berniece Terry 35305, 18; Bradley 296, Vickie Terry 205 Shirley Davis 35627, 17; Vickie (33), Jackie Braybrook 204, Terry 35390, 16; Judy Bragg Sharlene Dehart 203, Hazel 34675, 15; Debbic Bromell Donaghue 203 (36), Helen 35335, 14; Sharlene Dchart Denew 199, Debbic Brameli 34055,7. 198, Vaîrie Smith 197, Shirley Davis 197, Team Standings Onie Etcher, 38876, 33; Fern Bradley 36776, 26:- Marg Curry e-A> Honor Winner8 at Oldtimners Tournament W~rFaksPeWe . .. ... Get 3-3- Draw at Cobourg In the Oldtimers hockey tournament at Newcastle on Saturday, Pickering defeated Orono for the 'B' Championship and Ca pt. Tom Strachan is shown here, accepting the trophy from Mayor Garnet Rickard. High triple - Shirley Davis 695. High single - Marilyn Flintoff 311. O WAS Co VOLKSWAGEN LTD.- Audi préents Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association -Weekly Schedule* Saturday, December 8th Dar lingion Sports Centre 3:00 - Atom No. 2 - Orono vs. Bowmanville 4:00 - Pee Wee No. 2 - Markham vs. Bawmanville, 5:00 - Major Midget - Whitby vs. Bawmanville 7:00 - Juvenile - Oshawa vs. Bowmanville Wednesday, December l2th 6:50 - Bantam No. ý2 - Bay Ridges vs. Bowmanville 8:00 - Minor Midget - Lndsay vs. Bowmanvitle 9:30 - Juvenile - Uxbridge vs. Bowmanville Saturday, Decembér 8th Bowmanvllle Memorial Arena 1:00 - Novice - Pickering vs. Bowmanville 2:00 - Minor Atom - Bay Ridges vs. Bowmanville 3:00 - Major Atam - Port Hope vs.,Bowmanville 4:00 - Minor Pee Wee - Ajax vs. Bawmanville 5:00 - Major Pee Wee -Bay Ridges vs. Bowmanville 6:30 - MinorBantam - Markhamn vs. Bowmanville 8:00 - Major 'Bantamn - Whitby vs. Bawmanville DID YOU KNOW? We have 12 flactory tralned techniciens equlpped wlth modern foots and computerlzed equlpment waltlng ta serve you wlth cars. 0f course, wie have reduced rates on 20 laie modal service cars. Volkswa'gen 1425 Dundas St. E. - Whitby MJc~I 668-9383 or Toronto Line 361-1128 The 'A' Championship went to Port Perry who squeezed by Newcastle and won this trophy being presented to Capt. Bob Slack by Mayor Rickard. Special Most Valua ble Player Molson bags were presented to, from left to right, Gary MacDonald of Port Perry, Goalie Rick Moroz of Newcastle and Rolly Whitten of Picke-rinâ. Delt Faucet Mînor Poe Wees On Saturdlay, Nov. l7th the Minor Pec Wcc Taras bostcd Whitby and werc dcfcatcd 10-2 by the pawerful Whitby squad. Taras were in the game only in the first periad when Jay Kelly scared assisted by Mike Knight at the 57 second mark of the pcriod. Taras beld that anc goal lead through the first period but from -the second period on Whitby complctely daminatcd aur boys. They scored ten straight goals, four in the second period and six in the third pcriod befare Taras finally hit the scaresheet again as Mike Knight scorcd, unassistcd w ith lcss than tbrcc minutes left in the game. These double "A" teams just appear ta be taa mucb for aur boys so far this ycar. On Saturday, Nov. 24th the Delta Faucet Minar Pee Wec Taras squcczed past Oshawa Little N.H.L. Black Hawks by a score of 2-1. t was a vcry exciting game at times withbobth tcams baving good scoring opportunities only ta be thwarted by good goaltending DUMP whitby The Walter Frank Major Pee Wee Toros played two O.M.H.A. Lakeshore League games on the weekend, battling to a 3 - 3 draw with Cobourg on Friday night, and defeating Whitby-Brooklin 4 - 1 Saturday. On Friday night in the Cobourg Mrena, the Toros came up complete flat after having such a big weekend last week. Cobourg, on the other band, wcre ready for Bowmanville and came out fiying, scored the opening goal at the 8:28 mark of the opening period. Bowmanville's Tom McLaughlin got that one back less than two minutes later, being assisted on, the play by his centreman Lorne Whitmarsh. Witmarsb sent the Toros into the lead at the 2:54 mark of the middle period on a brilliant solo effort, but the home club tied the game just 54 seconds later. Bowmanville's, amazing Lorne Witmarsh again sent bis tcam into the lcad whcn he scored on a pretty play engincercd by Brent Neill and defenceman Pierre St. Amand, but Cobourg was not to be denied as they again tied the game, wîtb 3:59 showing on the dlock. Chris Clif ton was in the net for the Real Estate lads, and made some absolute- ly brilliant stops to pick up the tie for bis team. On Saturday night in the Memorial Arena, it started out the same again for Bowman- ville wben Whitby-Brooklin opened the scoring after only 1:18 bad elapsed. At the 2:32 mark ot the same pcriod, at both ends of the rink. Bowmanville opened the scoring atthe 2:30 mark of the first period when Peter Hughes scored with a hard, rising, wrist shot aftcr being set up by Ed Paradis who had received a pass from Mark, Hickey. The two teams played cvcnly through the rest of the first period and haîf way through the second. Toros then încreascd their lcad to 2-0 at the 7:46 mark when Jay Kelly scorcd with assists going to Mike Knight and Robbie McEachern. Bowmanville held their 2-0 advantage until the 9:50 mark of the third period when the Black Hawks finally put one behind Toros goalkeepcr Ken Cameron. However in the spite of some good pressure by Oshawa Toros managed to hang on for a 2-1 win. -.BrockIin 41-1 Brian Heard scored, assistcd by Lorne Whitmarsb and Chris Lee. This goal secmed ta turn the game right around as the Taras started ta play with some gusto, picking up two more unanswVercd goals. Jcff Dawson garncred one, assist- cd by bis centreman Grcg Watson and Pierre St. Amand. Whitmarsb scorcd the third, assisted by Brent Neill. The last goal of the game came at thec 10:25 mark of the third pcriod, Watson the marksman, assisted by Glen Duncan. Alan Ulricb was in goal for Bowmanvillc and made some glittcring stops ta pick up the win. The Taras were, again witbout the services of winger Paul Robi- chaud who re-injurcd bis knec in the Friday game in Cobourg. Mixed MAjor November 26 Tcam Standings Reynolds 24, 34,418; Perfect 22, 34,762; Wclton 20, 33,349; Tcrry, 19, 33,882; Wright, 18, 33,194; Piper 1712, 33,323; Heffron 1712, 33,167; Pollard 15, 33,377; Mott 15, 32, 976; Sutcliffc 12, 32,285. Higb single - men- J. Luffman 274. To date- I. Welton 316. Ladies - J. Welton 319. To date - J. Wclton 319. High triple - mcen - J. Luffman 707. To date - J. Wilson 770. Ladies - V. Tcrry 667. To date - H. Foskctt 702. Top Averages I. Wclton 217, L. Piper 216, J. Sutcliffe 208, J. Wilson 206, R. Wrigbt 205, E. Perfect 201, M. Reynolds 201 (35), J. Heffron 200. Mon'$ Majeor Bowling -Ken's Mcn's Wear 26. Castie Hotel 26, Frank's Variety 24, Heritage Restaurant 23, Bowmanvillc Travel 21, Jury & Loveli 19, Liberty Bowl Ltd. 1812, Dykstra's Food 18, Lander Hardware 18, Smith's 7Up 1712, Brock's Service Centre 15, Rice Bowl 8. Top 10 Averages John Pearson 237, Ron Etcher 229, Mike Roberts 226, Gord Wilcox 224, Don Oke 221, Ron Good 218, Ernie Perfect 216, Dennis Smale 216, Randy Beauprie- 215, Howard Bromeil 214. Higb single - John Pearson 311. Higb single team - Heritage Restaurant 1245. Higb triple - Mike Roberts 843. Higb triple team - Heritage Restaurant 3398. On Saturday, Novemb the Constitution Insui Bantam 2s travelled ta B lin Mrena and defcated W by a 5, ta 4 score in a fought fast skating game. The first periad saw W take a quick lead on a g( 1: 10 by Steve Williams incrcascd their lcad aga the 21 second mark ai second pcriad on a goal b: Sinden. Whitby continui hald the edge in play til 3:18 mark in this pcriod Todd Tremblay poppe Bowmanvillc's first Tyxes Murphy 5, McGillivr. Evans 5, Smith 0; Lugtel 5, Hall 0; VacheresE Luxton Ô; Mason 3, Browi Team Standings Murphy 35, Evans McGillivray 28, Maso: Brown 21, Lugtenburi Luxtan 14, Hall 12, Vache 10, Smith 10. High Singles G. Evans 186, T. Maso J. Smale 126. 1High Doubles G. Evans 297, T. Maso J. Hall 207. Bantam Boys Smith 5, Lugtenbur Millson 4, Buma 3; Henn Atkinson 0. Team Standings Henning 55, Smith 51, 1 43, Lugtenburg 39, Milîsq Atkinsan 17. High Gamnes. -B. Oliver 208-194 (582 Lugtenburg 242 (530) Henning (458), B. Mason Bantam Girls Donoghue 7, Kirkto: Smith 5, Sallaws 2; Mari BlackO0. Team Standings Marner 57, Sallows Smith 45, Donoghue 45,1 21, Kirkton 11. High Gamnes T. McMullen 233 (53( Donoghue 206 (512), S. Sa (453), J. Moore 178. Junior Mix cd Leagu, Cy. Cannclly 5, Black Seto 7, Adams 0; Cn. Cor 7, Caissie 0; Land 7, Savw Smith 7, Jaques O; Presi Erwin 0. Team Standings Preston 67, Land 62, Se Cn. Cannclly 42, Smit] Erwin 37, Sawler 37, Blai Cy. Connclly 31, Jaque Adams 20, Caissie 15. High Singles S. Buma 260 - 253 - 2: Nash 246, Cii, Cannelly 231, K9. Sawlcr 227, Connclly 22.6. High Triples S. Buma 726, Cn. Coi 638, S. Wcssclius 54, Murphy 542, T. Hcnning 5 Senior Mlixed Leagug Leavis 5, Erwin 2; Ro 7, Murphy 0; Van Go, Willan 2; Bond 7, Edmo: 0; Fairey 7, Taylor 0. Team Standings Faircy 58, Roberts Taylor 50, Willan, 46, Van 44, Leavis 38, Band Edmondson 32, Murph: Erwin 29. High Gamnes M. Luxton 280 - 234 (69' Leavis 268 (644), R. Hei 242 (640), D. Hancoci (702), B. Fairey 255 (66 Edmondsan 246 (631), R. 241 (625), S. Roberts 233( Cobourg brnce assisted by Chris Moffatt. This rook- goal sparked a rally which 3ro-saw Bowmanville score two Ihitby more, at 4:10 Todd Tremblay bard from Marty Grubb and Victor ffib Romard and 9:16 Marty hty Grubb unassisted. Whitby alat fought back and closcd out the' in atd period by scoring at 11:54 by ' fi t Chris Williams from John yf Lhe Schell. ed tes The third pcriod1 opened id te with Bowmanville scoring at wb te the 2:09 mark by Marty Grubb whn assisted by Chris Moffatt. Al cd in wentwelluntil the six minute gol mark when Bowmanville > picked up a rash of penalties which caused thcm ta play too men short until 12:12 of this' 0y; period. Whitby scored at il1:03 nburg by Johhi Schell assistcd by se 5, Kevin Cburch ta tic the game 7n12. but Bowmanville were deter- mined ta came out of this 330, game with a win and with four ýn 25, seconds remaining. Marty 'g 19, Grubb pulled the trigger ta eresse score the winning goal wîth assist ta Jim Bradley. 13, This game was a solid team ni3,effort with special mention ta Brad Fraser, Jeff Vyschaf t, n22,Todd Tremblay, Brad Can- i22,field and Marty Grubb for a job well donc. g 2- Sunday, November 25, iig' Bowmanville 5, Cobourg 5. .in 1 Good refcrecing and a lot of bard work paid off in a tie Buma garne for Bowmanvillc ;o 26, against Cobourg. The eight forwards and two goaltenders sbould sleep well this evening, ), M this game had cverything, )ýW good passing, good skating, 189. slappy play, exceptional goal- tcnding and spurts of actual )n 0. brilliance by the players on ner 7' the Bowmanville club whicb have added a few more gray bairs ta the coach of this club. s 52 Marty Grubb had another Black good day with 2 goals and 1 assist. Other goal scorers werc ýJasan Parks 2, Jeff, 0), J. Logan 1, assiÉts ta Todd allows Tremblay .1, Dave Connoly who had his best game'sa far ie had 4 assists. Kçecp it up Dave. 2; B. First Star goes toalal the ,nelly players who made it in this '1er 0; game. Well donc gentlemen. ton 7, Our won-lost record now stands at 4 lasses and 4 wîns.ý The members of the Constitu- eto 4~9i tion Insurance Bantam th 40), Second Tcam are: 1 Brad ck 35 Fraser, 2 Victor Romard, 3 es 22, Jcff Logan, 4 Chris Moffatt, 5 Todd Tremrblay, 6 Scott 13 C 'Vanson, 7 Bob Canfield, 8 2à1 * Brad Canfield, 9 Marty Grubb, Cy. 10 Jim Bradley, il Dave Connoly, 12 Russ Lipap, 14 Andrew Smith, 16 Jason ,nelîy Parks, Coach Jean Tremhlay, 3,ý L. Tramner Reg Bradley, 527. Manager Martin Grubb. le >berts )or 5, ndson s56, iGoar 1 38, iy 29, 7), B. nning k 256 4), J. Bond 600). Holiday MTRHOMES] New an UsedSales Rentais ...Service TRIES(1 5'ta 35') jMoto-Ski Dear I ~RepairstI Hwy. 35A& 115, 4112Mi. N. of 401, 1 Mi. 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