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The Clarington/Courtice Independent, .Bowmanvillc, Saturday, December 30,1995 50 YEARS AGO -- Doris Policy's Tempests took five points from the Lancasters and firmly established themselves themselves in first place in the Ladies' Bowling League. Margaret Margaret E. King's Spitfires downed the Hurricanes by seven seven points and edged into second. High averages are: Edith Andrew 186, Doris Policy 184, Ada Tomlinson 181, Vi Martyn 179, Bern Carter 179, Vi Coole 178. % ;fc % >jc 25 YEARS AGO - Winners for the bantams in the annual annual Family Twosome: mother and daughter - Ruth and Carol Mitchell; mother and son - Yvonne Osborne and Ron Chow; father and daughter - Stan and Shelly Hodgson; Hodgson; father and son - Harold and Harold Bain. sf* îjc 10 YEARS AGO - A donation of $2,000 from the Buster's Oldtimers 7th Annual Hockey Tournament was presented by Howard Quinney to the Memorial.Hospital, Bowmanvillc, Building Fund. Other team members include: include: Jim Jones, Brad Finucan, Bill Mackie, Leo Kelly, Jim Hutchinson, Wally Mazur, Dave Roote, Ron Hooper, Hooper, Phil Fox, Brad Derrick, Jerry Dost, Bob Stiles, Mike Doyle, Doug Cole, Garry Woodbeck, Tony Jones, Sandy McDonald, Stan Bosak. Loses a Tough One On December 16, the Darlington Darlington Auto Mustangs travelled travelled up the road to play in the Manvcrs Tournament. An overtime loss to the Mustangs from a tournament hosted byManvers. The Mustangs first game was against the Stirling Blue's. Stirling came out fast scoring three unanswered goals in the first period. Early in the second period the Mustangs lit up the scoreboard when Jamie Wool- ner took the puck and skated the whole length of the ice before before deking the goalie and slipping slipping the puck in the net. A few seconds later, the Mustangs scored their second goal when Mark Ganhao got the puck back to Lucas at the point who let a blast go that beat the screened goalie. Later in the second period the Mustangs tied up the score when Mike McCrory picked it up and blasted it into the net. The Mustangs, then notched the winner when Jamie Woolner again skated through everyone before beating the Stirling goalie. The final score was Darlington Auto 4, Stirling 3. The Mustangs, for their second second game, faced off against the Lakefield Chiefs. The Chiefs got on the board early in the game when they scored a shorthanded goal. The Mustangs Mustangs tied up the game early in the third period when Mark scored on a set up from Jamie Richter. The game ended in a tic, so the teams were forced to play five minutes of sudden death overtime. Neither team was able to score. This meant that each team had-to pick three players for a shoot-out. Lakefield managed to notch three goals while the Mustangs notched only one goal. This made the final Lakefield 4, Darlington Auto 2. Later in the day, the Mustangs Mustangs faced off against Lake Vista at the Orono arena. The coach allowed Jason Neil to take his turn in goal. The Mustangs Mustangs lit up the scoreboard first when Chris Mann scored on a setup from Jamie Richter and Mark. The Mustangs then took a two goal lead when Mark scored on a setup from Mike and Jamie Richter. The Mustangs Mustangs then took a three goal lead when Cory Scholl scored with Jamie Woolner and Chris assisting. Jason then relieved Stephen Smith in the Mustangs' Mustangs' net. The coach did not know what to expect, but the boy must have thought they had Ken Dryden in the net as they didn't give Jason any help as Lake Vista scored three unanswered unanswered goals. The Mustangs then took the win when Cory notched his second goal of the game with assists going to Mike and Ryan Bruce. The final final score was Darlington Auto 4, Lake Vista 3. The coaches are now wait ing to see who wants to be the next fill in for Ryan so he can score a goal. The Mustangs lost Zack Fiddis for the year to an injury, The whole team hopes he will still come out to the games even though he can't play, just to cheer on his teammates. GIANT BOOK SALE % OFF 50 ALREADY REDUCED RED STICKER PRICES WOO's to choose from. STORE CLOSING Bowmanville Mall 623-1867 (Fruitus■ cakius) Some things will still be around long after the Holiday Season. ud/'ct o/ /o 2/4 Months INIo Limit Bank Financing D« C.