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6 The Canadian Statesman, 13owmanville. October 25. 1978 FLASHBACK - 25 Years Ago - In recreation hockey play at the local arena on Saturday in the Bantami league, the Huskies defeated the Cubs 8-2 on goals by Archie Crossey (6), Don MeGregor and Ted Kramp, assists went to McKnight, Cramp, Bagneli and McGregor. Don Osborne and Don Weish scored for the Cubs each assisted by Reynolds. FLASHBACK - 10 Years Ago - In the girls re- creation softball finals played Saturday, the Bellettes defeated the Jets. Team members of the winners are Marilyn Harvey, 'Judy Michel- son, Shelley Vanstone, Wendy Mountjoy, Linda Burgess, Robin Martin, Margot McTavish, Vieki Cowle, Gail Palmer and Kim Bromell. OMHA - coaches for the Village of Newcastle teams for the 1978-79 season are: Atom - Paul Colinson 987-4569, Bob Pearce 983-9585. Pee Wee - Ron Stack 987-4632, Gary Hooper 983-9465. Bantam - Leo Kelly 987-4254, Bob Stiies 987-4092. Midget - Ed Dwyer 987-4325, Gary Woodbeck 983-5519. Juvenile - Bill Mackey 786-2741, Jae Berney 987-5241. Sponsorg of the teamns are Atom - Pappa's Pizza; Pee Wee- Edvan Reaity; Bantamn - Lions Club; Midget- Ceresdaie Fertilizer; Juvenile - Eastman's Gulf. FASCINATING - is the word for the new Golf-A- Tron facility, opened in Whitby on Hopkins Street, last Saturday. We congratulate the owners, Ted and David Watson, and Erie Nichols and wish them well in this new and progressive venture. Drop in and play on your choice of famous golf courses around the world (seven) and have your gaine electronically scored. Clubs and golf balîsare provided or bring your own. You'll enjoy it immensely. ATTENDING - the Jr. C. gaine here on Sunday, we are of the opinion that many of the chippy aspects of the gamne couid have been avoided had the officiais been on top of the gaine from the start. Good refereeing makes ail the difference in play of both teamis and Sunday's officiais missed pienty. KEITH SHACKELTON - was the lucky winner the, 50-50 draw at the Jr. C. gaine here on Sunday evening. The team looks very promising to go al the way this year and are starting ont in great style, defeating Stouffville 16-4 and Port Perry 7-1 in their last two games. Each week there is a 50- 50 draw for.cash and you'll see fast, exciting hockey.as well. SATURDAY - Novemnber 4th is the day to attend the used sports equipment sale at Kirby Centenniai School. Articles for the sale must be in by,9 a.m. on the day of the -sale. IVINNER - of the Modified D440 class on a Ya- maha snownobile at the third, annual CORSA grass drags held atý Utica on Sunday, October l5th was Bob Hilditch. John Gould won the Liquid B340 on a Ski-Doo. Scott'$ sColon elsLunch Season In Novice Play What's This,. a Convention or a Crap Game? In the third period of their one-sided victory over Port Perry on Sunday night, goalie Bob Kosculab of the Eagies was off to one side of the net when the puck' hit a skate and: began slithering toward the goal line. He made a sprawling lunge and kept it out with his arm while other team members gathered round to prevent a tip in. Conistituti"on Minior Midgets Off (o Good Season'çStfrt By Bill Paterson The Constitution Insurance Minor Midgets have launched their 1978-79 season with two wins over Port Perry Midgets and a loss and a tie with Ajax Midgets. 1975 CHEVROLET CAPRICE ESTATE WAGON This car is Ioaded, including air conditioninq. Lic. JLW; 214 $3295.00 1975 PLYMOUTH FURY Equipped with automatic transmission, power sleering, power hrake'ý Lic. NPR 274 $1795.00 1975 DODGE MONACO Equipped with automatic, transmission, power steering and brakes. Lic. JSD 262 $179500 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO WAGON Cornes with automatic transmission, power steering and brakes. Lic. AXT 837 $1 595.00 1972 CURTIS CAMPER 1968 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE Loaded. Lic. C95ýi88 Lic. EBH 199 $3295.00 $2895.00 We wiII edct3%/ Off the above Iow prices! On Oct. 6 the Port Perry club netted the first goal haîf way through the first period only to have the Bowmanville crew tie it up in the last few seconds. The second period continued with some hard skating and hitting with Bowmanville striking for three more goals. The third period was a continuation of the second's hard pace but no scores resulted. Stellar goaltending performances by Terry Brady and Craig German. Bowmanville goals were scored by Dana Peebles, Mark MacLean, Tim Almond and Todd Hooper. Assists went to Dan McMullen, Paul Dadson, Jon Janack, Todd Hooper and Ryan Kearney with two. Final score Bowmanville 4, Port Perry 1. Sat., Oct. 7 was the return visit by Port who came to avenge the previous evening's upset. The constitution crew was just as determined and turned in another excellent performance. Ail the scoring was confined to the second period with Todd Hooper converting a pass from Doug Dilling and Kent Wilcox followed by Mark MacLean from Ryan Kearney and Steve Ogden. Port Perry connected in the dying minutes of the period when Mike Andrews took a pass from Hal Storry and Scott Heard to beat Craig German. Terry Brady con- tinued to stymie the Port Perry shooters and came away with 3 periods'of near shutout hockey. Final.- Bowmanville 2, Port Perry 1. Sunday, Oct. 8 found the Bowmanville boys in their third exhibition game in many days, when they visi, Ajax to take on the "Hust- lers." Ajax scored twice in the first period and once in the second while Craig German kicked out many more sure scores. Bowmanville got on the scoreboard haîf way through the third when Todd Hooper scored assisted by Doug Dilling. Ajax came back to add another with only 2 minutes left. Terry Brady again turned back a lot of rubber. Final score Ajax 4, Bowmanville 1. Sat., Oct. 14 was the return match with Ajax and the Constitution Minor Midgets came out well rested this time to take on their perennial opposition. The game was a rugged one with a number of good clear hits and Ajax netted their first and only score when a blistering slap- shot ripped through Terry Brady's glove and dropped over the line, haif way through the first period. 1The second period continued in the same manner as the first - rugged. Tim Almond who had been robbed of sure goals up to this point in. the season, uncorked one of his sizzlers and evenedthe score, unassisted. Craig German went in haîf way through the second period, and shut out the 'Hustlers"' for the remainder Ask us about you Corne and tell us what you're looking. for in a job. Tell us what you are today and what you want to be tomorrow. Ask us if we can offer opportunities and challenges to match your needs. No obligations on either side. We'II be glad to talk. And we may have just what you're Iooking for. But you'II neyer know until you ask. Visit aur Mobile Recruiting Unit Canada Manpower Centre Os haw a Octobe r 25, November 2 1O:OOa.m. - 3:00 p.m. THE CANAJDIAN of the game with many scoring plays taking place at both ends of the rink. Final - Bowmanville 1, Ajax This year's team are a hard working bunch who should carry On the tradition of last, year's team who went to the International Silver Stick Tournament in Port Huron, Michigan where they put up quite a battle after some harrassing experiences at the hands of a wild winter storm on the way. The team: Coach - Frank Hooper, Manager - Keith Goulet, Tramner - John Bugelli, Craig German 1, Terry Brady 30, Kevin Tink 2, Steve Ogden 3,Dana Peebles 4, Paul Dadson 5, Ryan Kearney 6, Todd Hooper 7, Scott Paterson 8, Tim Almond 9, Dan Mc- Mullen 10, Doug Dilling 11, Kent Wilcox 12, Jon Janack 14, Derek Lamont 15, Mark MacLean 16, Mark Mathews 17. See the boys in action every Saturday Night at 9: 00 p.mn. at the Bowmanville Arena. Youth Bowilinig Tykes Moore 5, Britton 0; Apted 5, Sutherland 0; Vacheresse 3, Milîson 2. Team Standings Moore 26, Vacheresse 18, Sutherland 17, Apted 16, Milîson 15, Britton 11, Kiely 14, Soper 3. High Singles S.Apted 140-105, J. Brown 130-120, J. Vacheresse 119, J. Kiely 107, J. Moore 104-109. High Doubles J. Brown 250, S. Apted 245, J. Moore 213, J. Vacheresse 199. Bantam Boys Tugwood 7, Lugtenburg 0; Wesselius 7, Buma 0; Smith 5, Milîson 2. Team Standings Wesselius 30, Tugwood 27, Buma 23, Milîson 18, Smith 16, Lugtenburg 12. High Singles D. Atkînson 194, S. Buma 186. High Triples S. Buma 492, D. Atkinson 473. Bantam Girls Donoghue 7, Desousa 0; Kirkton 6, Dykstra 1; Jaques 5, Black 2. Team Standings Jaques 36, Donoghue 31, Desousa 21, Black 15, Kirkton 13, Dykstra 10. High Singles A. Theriault 211, A. LeBlanc 203, K. Desousa 173. October 7th our novice Toros saw their lst action of the year in a exhibition game against the Bruins of the Oshawa Little N.H.L. A good effort saw our boys get a 5-3 lictory. Scoring went to captain Brad Carnegie with 2 goals, one each to Brian Hill, Gareth Stone and Mark Tripp. Assists to Eric Janssens, John Begg, Chris Hall and Mike Kane. Leading scorer for Oshawa was Brian Moore with 2 goals. The first league game for' Scotts Colonels came on October l4th, when Lindsay visited. Although out played thrgughout the game our boys came back in the 3rd period with goals from Brad Carnege and Gareth Stone to tde the game up at 2 each. With High Triples A. Theriault 475, A. Sallows 452, A. LeBlanc 441. Junior Boys M. Luxton 4, R. Cowling 3; Wesselius 7, S. Luxton 0; Woolley 7, A. Van Goor 0. Team Standings Woolley 26, Wesselius 24, Van Goor 10, M. Luxton 10, S. Luxton 7, Cowling 7. High Singles M. Luxton 220, R. McLean 211, R. Braun 202.' High Triples R. McLean 561,t M. Luxton 559, S. Woolley 543, W. Mutton 502. Junior Girls Adams 5, Seto 2; Greenley 5, Sawler '2; Hancock 5, Black 2; Land 5, Desousa 2. TeamStandings Desousa 31, Adams 31, Seto 28, Sawler 27, Black 21, Simpson 21, Greenley 19, Hancock 18. High Singles C. Caîssie 224, N. Willan 206. High Triples' K. Simpson 571, N. Willan 502, C. Connelly 501. Senior Mixed League Leavis 7, Fairey 0; Roberts 5, Taylor 2; Richards 5, Murphy 2; Reynolds 7, M. Van goor 0;, J. Van Goor 5, Hayward 2. Team Standings Taylor 28, M. VanGoor 26, Reynolds 26, Hayward 23, Leavis 23, Roberts 19, Richards 19, J. Van Goor 18, Fairey 16, Murphy 12. - High Games B. Leavis 250-262 (718), P. Reynolds (653), J. Edmondson 264, K. Hayes 254. &J& EIRVICIE r q~ 299 DEAN AVE. OSHAWA 576-1220 Chargex n Modemn Tuxedo Style Loose FOTHE Cushions, Foam. Includes Sofa and MRDA DIVISION Matching Love Seat. Ottoman is also NOFI available. Kim SKLAR I 'l I. ANDOTHERI 4 i 8 REA KERS 2 PIECE SET, SOFA & CHAIR Pub style box cushions, foam seats. Pleated skirt, sewn arms Choice Covers. m Exceptional.Vlaue.$ à only four seconds to go in the game Lindsay's Darryl Dawson scored bis 3rd of the night to give Lindsay the 3-2 victory., Assists to Mark Tripp, Brad Carnege and Eric, Jannens. Monday, Oct. l6th Scotts Colonels travelled to Stouffville. Playing stronger hockey Bowmanville held >' even with 2 goals each until near the end of the period, with only 2 minutes to go, Stouffville scored 3 unanswered goals. The remainder of the game was played even with Stouffville, adding a finalgoal in the 3rd period for a 6-2 victory. Scoring for Bowmanville was, Brad Carnege and Gareth Stone, both unassisted. This year's novice team is., quite young and inexperienced., at this stage, with only captaia- Brad Carnege, returning from" last year's team.- However they area good strong team, and are learning fast. The forthcoming games will see an., improved team on the ice with victories,,coming our waY. 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