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8- The Canadian Statesmani Bowmanville, April 7, 1976 FLASHBACK-25 YEARS AGO - Members of -the 1950 Pee Wee Champion Hockey team of Bowmanville, are John Fowler, Captain, Donald Prout, Curtis Vanstone, Archie Crossey, Dan Cattran, Robert Wallis, Bill Crossey and Alvin Masterson. FLASIIBACK - 10 YEARS AGO - Rolling a total of 2430 the Junior Girls Bowling Tt-am of Mary Jane Kilpatrick, Judy Sellers, Alice Chittick, Jill Donoghue, and Cindy Ayre, won the Zone title on March 6th at the Oshawa Plaza Lanes and will compete in the Provincial roll- off in Toronto on Mardi 27th. AIR TOUR - to, the Bahamas will take place on Easter weekend April 16th, and approximately 100 people, flying in 25 aircraft, will leave Oshawa, to take part in the 4th annuai Sno-to-Sun air tour. The 10 day trip arrives in Florida on Good Friday and includes tours of Disnevworld, Kennedy Space Centre, Sea World, Busch Gardens and a week at Treasure Cay, Abaco. Everyone is welcorne to join in what is rated the largest air tour of its kind in the world, and anyone interested should phone Larry McLean at 416-728-2395. BRYAN HUGHES - was the lucky winner of $45. on Saturday evening at the local arena in the 50-50 draw held during the first game of the Bowmanville-Essex All Ontarîo'Juvenile Hockey Game. Not only that he saw a great hockey game, so why flot corne to the next game, to be announced later, who knows, you may be the next winner. PETER VIPOND - of Bowmanville Broadioom, was the first player, signed by the Brooklin Redmen for the 1976 Ontario Lacrosse Association Senior A Season. "Pete" played with the Redmen from 1971-73 and prior to that with the Oshawa Green Gaels and played on a Minto, Cup Winner. Captain of the Whitby, Warriors Senior hockey team, he has been selected as, a first team ail-star. DUPLICATE - bridge winners for March 23 were (1) Betty and Andy Thompson (2). Rob Stewart and John Doe. March 30 (1) Evange- fne and Howard Rundie, (2) Betty and Andy Thompson. SHERRY BASSIN - has been signed as coach of the Oshawa General's Junior A hockey team, with former coach for five years Gus Bodnar, moving to general, manager. Bassin has coached the Pickering Panthers and the Wexford Warriors. Returning to the team next year are players Bob Gladney. Brian Drumm, Mark Jobb and Bill Leaman. OSHAWA'$S - new softball field at Durham College, Oshawa should be ready for action by the end of June, Excavation and sodding, estimates are $9,425, back stop and fencing, $7,700, with the tenders for îighting to bc called for in the near future. Total expeditures stand at $60,000 for the project. DURHAM COLLEGE - curling team of Mike McLaren, skip; third Mike Freeman, second Peter Gruneberg, and lead Roger Mclnnis, tied for fourth spot out of eight teams competing in the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association Championships held in Kirkland Lake recently. Georgian College, Barrie, won the title. THE ANNUAL WESTMOUNT- Kiwanis Soap Box Derby will be heîd in Oshawa on Wentworth Street East, on June 26. Following are some basic rules which should be helpful Cars will be classified and will compete in one of three categories, standard, deluxe and super deluxe. The categorization will take place when the registration form lis submitted, no later than May 21. Cars must have adequate steer- ing and braking systems. Drivers must wear head protection. Drivers must be a minimum of seven and a maximum of 14 years of age, as of race day. Only one drive.r may be registepred Youth Bowling TYKES Carolyn Connelly 5, Sodhi 0; Wesselius 5, Lugtenburg 0O Cath Connelly 5, Hancock 0; rnith 5, Murray 0. Team Standings Carolyn Connelly 55, Smith 44, Wesselius 40, Sodhi 38, Cath Connelly 28, Hancock 28, Lugtenburg 20, Murray 11. High Singles S. Smith 169, Cath Connelly 161-145, Carolyn Connelly 137, D. Hancock 137. lligh Doubles Cath Connelly 306, Murray 284, S. Smith 277, D. Hancodk 250, K. Greenley 247. S BANTAM BOYS Woolley 5, S. Luxton 2; Smith 5, Richards 2; Tippins 5, M. Luxton 2. Team Standings Tippins 60, Wooi1ley 58, Richards 53, M. Luxton 49, S. Luxton 27, Smith 26. High Singles M. Luxton 229, E. Rozema 225. High Triples E. Rozema 517, M. Luxton 513. BANTAM GIRLS Taylor 5, Hancock 2; Coombes 7, Wright 0; Knapp 4. Luxton 3. Team Standings Knapp 63, Taylor 56, Coomb- es 55, Hancock 47, Luxton 34, Wright .18. JUNIOR BOYS Coombes 5,, Hammond 2; Murphy 4, Richards 3; Steven- son 5, Samis 2; Crossey 5, Edmondson 2. Team Standings Crossey 63, Stevenson 52, Richards 52, Murphy 51, Hammond 47, Coombes 46, Edmondson 31, Samis 19. High Singles P. Coombes 226-255-223, R. Gibbs 272, D. Murphy 237, B. Richards 216-215, R. Kirkton 224 l'igh triples P. Coombes 704, B. Richards 591, B. Hammond 556, D. <$Murphy 529, M. Richards 527, R. Sutcliffe 519, A. Stevenson 518. JUNIOR GIRLS Fairey 7, Westlake 0; In- gram 7, Williams 0; Roberts 4, Richards 3; Brunt 7, Adams 0. Team Standings Fairey 66, Brunt 58, Roberts 50, Ingram 48, Richards 4512, Westlake 3412, Adams 31, Williams 30. High Singles T. Rowe 249, W. Brunt 242, A. Woolger 210-242, M. West- lake 236-203, E. Williams 230, D. Taylor 227, J. Lunn 214. High Triples T. Rowe 636, A. Woolger 628, J. Lunn 607, S. Ingramn 599, M. Westlake 592, E. Williams 557, W. Brunt 525, S. Brooks 500. SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE Whyte 5, Holroyd 2; Coomb- es 7, Bishop 0; Reynolds 5, Hopcroft 2; Stacey 7, Lane 0; Taylor 5, Van, Bakel 2. Team Standings Coombes 71, Holroyd 63, Stacey 53, Whytê 45, Van Bakel 44, Hopcrof 't 44, Taylor 40, Reynolds 37, Bishop 30, Lane 28. High Gaines G. Coombes 267 (742), R. Hayward 291 (713), L. Bishop 261. st. Joseph's Team Standings Clayton Morgan 65, 42,038; Bob Brown 60, 41,792; Roy Sandison 59, 41,,901; Marg King 5312, 41,282; Gary Con- way 51, 40,698;-, Rose Marie Conway 50, 41 ,035; Art Deboo 4712, 41,232; Paul Piels 34, 39,058. High Triple Beth van den Wildenberg. .626 Clayton Morgan........ 617 High Single Joan Gibbs............ 277 Richard Kilmer ......... 267 Over 225 Joan Gibbs 277, Richard Kilmer 267, Bob Brown 261, Constitution Ins. Minor Midgets.Leod Series The Constitution Insurance Minor Midgets hope to, finish off Stoneybrook this Saturday night at Bowmanville to win theOntario championship. At the moment, they are leading the series, two games to one, having lost one of their games over the weekend in Stoneybrook. These photos were taken duringz the opening game here on March 28th that Bowmanville won 6-L. Tim. Buttonshaw almost hidden at right was the seorer with assists going to Brian Dennis in front of the net and Peter Nemisz (2) who is dueling with a Stoneybrook defenseman. Below is Britt Murphy who has been playing great goal for most of the series, with Russell (Gordon relieving him on occasion and also doing a good job. Hof ckin Realtors Win Cohnso lation Graham's IGA AtoMs Edg.ed by Markham 4-3 Tie with Uxbridge 1-I, On Monday, March 29 Gma- On Friday, April 2 Gra- ham's I.G.A. playing their ham's motored to Uxbridge third playoff game were edged' for their second playoff en- by Markhamn 4-3 at' the counter with Uxbridge and Hampton ice palace, came away with a 1-i draw. Markhamn opened the scor- The first period was score- ing only to have Graham's less and early in the second score two quick goals, one by Uxbridge got on the score- Scott Johnson. from Vic Ro- board and they ended the mard and Andrew Smith, then second leading 1-0. Todd Wilbur with help from Graham's Scott Johnson got Todd Stephens. them on eventerms with help Markhamn tied the match from Vie Romard early in the early in the second, then Todd third period and that's where Stephens put Graham's ahead the match ended at 1-1. again, assisted by Todd Wil- Everybody on Graham's put bur and Trevor Martyn. out a real good effort in Varkhamn got two goals in the gaining the tie. Graham 's hird to take the win. Gra- defence suffered another loss ham's did everything but just as Chris Wilson had bis couldn't buy a goal in the final collarbone broken. Everybody stages of the fast wide open on Graham's team wish Chris game. a speedy recovery. W. Frank's' Win One L The Bowmanville W. Frank Real Estate Major Pee Wee Toros defeated the Oshawa L.N.H.L. Dînes Red Wings 5-3 at home on Sat., Apr. 3rd. Doug Dilling opened the scoring with assists to Kent Wilcox and Jon Janack, then late in period No. 1, Dilling scored his second with assists to Wilcox and Randy Lake. The visitors scoredJ early in period No. 2 but the Realtors came right back with Janack scoring from Paul Dadson and Dilling . Wilcox scored goal No. 4 for the Realtors with assists to Dadson and Mark Abhott to close out the period. Tlhe visitors started the scoring in period No. 3, then,, Janack scored his second goal of the game with Brent Thompson assisting. The Ried Wings scored the final goal of Pee Wees ose One the game with Grant Bradley playing a steady effort in goal for the Toros. On Sun., Apr. 4th in exhibi- tion play, the W. Frank Real Estate Major Pee Wee Toros lost 2-1 to the Oshawa l.n.h.l. Hornes Canadiens at the Darlh-ngton Sports Centre. The Realtors opened the scoring with Brent Thompson scoring fromn the point, Kevin 'rink and Mark Abbott assist- ing during period No. 1. The visitors scored the only goals during the final periods for the first win over the Realtors in three games. Grant Bradley in goal for the Toros certainly kept the score close with a number of outstanding stops. Next home game wilh bc Sat., Apr. iOth at home against Lindsay at 4 p.m. Hampton Gardens Pee Wees Almost Win Championship Competing in the Colling- In the second game, the Wood Tourney the Hampton Toros spotted Acton a 2-1 lead Gardens Minor Pee Wees before scoring a solid 5-2 win defeated Elmira and Acton to advance to the final Rod before losing the champion- Plain led the attack with two ship game to London. goals, singles going to Bill In the first game, the TOroS Hogarth, Bill Sainsbury and iefeated Elmira 3-2 on gcals Darcy Cummings. Rick Erwin by Rob Siggins, Brian Rudciy and Hogarth had two assists and Bill Hogarth. Assists were each. Steve Skene picked up earned by Bill Sainsbury, Ed the win in goal. Osborne, Barry Cullen (two) In the championship game, and Bill Hogarth. Ken Wood- the Toros lost a real heart- ard played a fine game in goal breaker to London 4-3. With for the winners.< the score tied 3-3 on Toro goals promAlle andClemns. by Bill Hogarth, Rod Plain fro Alen nd lemns. and Rick Erwin, London In the last minute of play, scored with il seconds left in Port Perry removed their the game for the win., The goalie and put on a extra entire team played a fine attacker and with 35 seconds game and with a break or two to play scored their second could have easily won the goal of the game. toumnament. î Final score was Bowman- ville 3 and Port Perry 2 to give Bowmanville the Consolation championship. Both goalies played excellent hockey between the pipes for the Realtors. Pine Ridge Tournament Hockin Realtors Win 1 Lose 1 In the first game for the Realtors in the Tournament, the Realtors tied Port Perry 3-3 after overtime but the Realtors were declared win- ners because they scored the first goal of the game. In the first period Peebles scored from Martin. In the second period, Port Perry scored three times to take the lead 3-1. In the third period the Realtors scored on a goal by Welsh from Clemens and Peebles and then Brock tîed the score on a slap shot from the blue line to make the score 3-3. The teams played a five minute overtime period' but there was no scorîng in the overtime play so the Realtors advanced to the championship round because the Realtors scored the first goal of the game. In the second game the Realtors were elimînated by Markham in a 7-2 win for Defeat Bay Ridges On Mar. 30, the Hampton Gardens Toros travelled to Bay Ridges and skated away with an 8-2 win. Rick Erwin led the attack with three goals and Brian Ruddy chipped in with a pair. Bill Sainsbury, Mike Stocker and Bilil Hogarth each scored once. This was one of the Toros' finer offensive games of the season with the defence alnng with goalie Steve Skene play- ing a fine game as well. WEE7T8,g F/RM W/O CAN PEAIZY CIA/M, FINE PRODUCTS1 4 TOP SERVICE ~ In the first game of the goal by Welsh unassisted. Barok sord o Bmn Francis Tennant recent Uxbridge Tournament Oshawa tied the score in the ville unassisted and the Fuels the Realtors tied Keene 1-1 but third period to end the game second goal was scored by R. R. 1, Oroflo, Ont. Keene was declared the ;-2 tie. Bowmanville advanced Mathews from Clemens. 983-5693 winner because they scored to the Consolation champion- the first goal of the game. ship agains t Port Perry. This Scoring for Bowmanville was game saw end to end action HOOPER'S IKUI-'MT CENTRE Clemens from Potter and and one of the most eciting TOHE-WR IBN-ITAAD Welsh. games of the year. I E-WR RBON-FTA RD In the second game, Bow- In the first period the CLUB BADGES - PLASTIC SIGNS manville tied the Oshawa Realtors took the lead on a V Blackhawks 2-2 but Bowman- goal by Clemens assisted by DESK SET.1ý - PEWTER MUOS - LAPEL PINS ville was declared the winner Siggins and 'Welsh. The PLAQUES - METAL SIGNS - NAME TAGS because the Realtors scored Realtors went ahead 2-0 on a SPECIAL CLUB and SCHOOL DISCOUNTrS the first goal of the game. goal by Mathews assisted by on Trophies and Engraving. In the first period, Potter Siggins. VISIT OUR SHOWROOM scored from Welsh and There was no scoring in the MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED Clemens. In the second period second period of play. In the RON and DAN HOOPER Oshawa tied the score but third Port Perry scored only 19 King StL E. Phone 416-623-5747 Bowmanville took the lead to have Bowmanville score Bowmanville less than a minute later on a once again on a goal by Wverlh Time 18 runnling out@ ONLY 3 WEEKS Left to Order Your 1976g i oGMC Truck I Astre, Sunbird, * Ventura, Firebird, LeMan * Laurentian, Catalina,/J * Parisienne, Brougham, Grand Prix, Bonneville. : Buick - Skylark, Skyhawk, Century, LeSabre, Electra, Riviera. * GMC Trucks - jimmy vans, Pick-up, Crew Cab, I Leasing and Daily Rentai Cars Are Avoulable BANK FINANCINGAVAILABLE * We also have (in excellent NO PAYMENTS UNTUMAY 15,1976 I .Loan Cost Monthly I i selection of aependable, $1,000$ 29.6$ 2.0 I2,000 599,20 54.15 *one-owner used cars 2,500 74.1 6.6 and trucks. ,00 ,18.0 083 'Camne in to-day and see Cedric Russeil - Ciiff Moore - Weldon Brown or Stew Prestani À ##The I of OId-i Fashioned * H spitolity" * Telephone 623-3396 Department of Recreation' Corporation of the Town of Newcastle REGISTRATIONS Bd'ys and Girls T-Bal - (5 & under 8 yrs. aid) Gi rls Softbal11 (6 ta 15 yrs. aid) Basebail -Tyke and Pee Wee - (7 ta 13 yrs. aid) Soccer (7 ta 14 yrs. aid) Dates f rom March 29th to April 9th, 8:30 a.m., fa 5:30 p.m. at Bowmanville Town Hall. FEES: T-Bail, BASE BALL, SOFTBALL $4.00 SOCCER $5.00 119 Anyane interested in coaching or umpiring please contact t he Recreation Department at 623-3379. d b S. d b a ei 0 a a fc fi p 91 a t( gý