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FLASHBACK - 25 YEARS AGO - The Bowmanville Barons hit the ice for their first practice of the season on Monday night. Playing coach is Ernie Dickens. Bill Morrison N.H.L. linesman acted as referee. Among those who turned out were Maxie Yourth, Don Masters, Lloyd Hamilton, Robbie Robinson, Dan Girardi, Bill Gearing, Terry Masters, Bill Lyle, Buck Burgess, Larry Chant and Barney Woodward. FLASHBACK -10 YEARS AGO - Bill Leask's Cable TV will be the new sponsor of the Bowrnan- ville Junior C hockey club. Coaches are Ray Preston and Don McGregor and manager Carl Devitt. HISTORY- sometimes does repeat, and we thought you'd find the following statisties interesting. 20 years ago Vince Vanstone played goal for the local Junior C hockey club. He stopped a penalty shot on goal, the score was 3-0 and he had the first shut-out of the season. A week ago Sunday night at the local arena, his son Tim, was in goal for the Jr C's, he had a penalty shot to stop, the score was 3-0, and he had the first shut-out of the season. We've entered this in the "Statesman's" book of records. ARCHIE CROSSEY - and Gerry Boudreau were eliminated in 'the semi-finals by Blundeli and Bowers in the Owen Sound Goodyear Plant doubles tennis tournament. SILVIA RUEGGER - continues her domination of the cross country, senior girls' LOSSA races. Last Thursday, Silvia placed first in 4,000 metre event, leading from start to finish with a time of 14 mins. and eight seconds, six seconds slower than her time last year and will now compete in the COSSA Senior Girls event in Belleville this Thursday. COURTICE - Secondary Sehool defeated Donevan Collegiate 15-6, 9-15, 15-6, in volleyball action last Wednesday at Eastdale Collegiate in the LOSSA junior east volleyball champion- ship. Courtice and O'Neill Collegiate will now compete at Pickering in the LOSSA champion- ships. The top four teams will then compete in the Central LOSSA championships. CANCELLED - the LOSSA senior boys soccer game between East-West teams at Civic Fields last Wednesday was cancelled due to ramn and wet pitches. To date the game has not been rescheduled. Th e Y80'5s> Are Here!f TOM COWAN, President Squabble Develops at Rear of Port Perry's Net The game Sunday night between Port Perry MoJacks and Bowmanville Red Eagles was fairly calm up until the third period when Darrin Jobb of MoJacks tussled with Jerry Johnson behind the Port Perry net. Jerry managed to break loose from a headlock and flipped Jobb to the ice where the fists started flying. Jobb was helped to the bench with blood flowing down his face and Johnson went to the penalty box, carrying his sweater. Happily, no one was seriously injured, the linesmen halting the action quickly. On Sunday night at the Bowmanville ice palace, the Cowan Red Eagles played catch up hockey until near the end of the game when they squeezed by Port Perry Modacks 5-4. With five minutes to play, Karl Chambers came up with the tying goal, followed by a screened blueline drive by Mark Berney for the winner with three minutes showing on the dlock. The main reason why the MURRAY O'BRIEN, Sales Manager EARLE LIDSTONE MLLRIN ITLOR WVe have an excellent selection of 1980 Pontiacs-Buicks and GMC Trucks as weiI as a few brand new 1979's and 1979 demonstrators. "BOWMIANVILLE'S GENERAL MOTORS DEALER" r>71I uv7iyyMp 166 King St. E. 623-3396 game was contested down to the wire was the goaltending, first by MoJack's Merle Schewager who made several key saves on close in Eagle chances which included two breakaway saves on Don Farrow. Then, in the third period, Tim Vanstone came up with two game saving stops with a glove save on Cochrane and a pad save on Rob Garrow while playing his angles well. Eagles started first period play in a sluggish fashion, a carry over from the easy win Saturday in Little Britain. Port Perry on the other hand were playing their fifth game in seven nights, including a rond victory over Lindsay Muskies, so they were up for this one. Phil Cochrane scored first from Rob Garrow and Charles Tyson. Eagles' Randy MacDonald who had a big four point night, tied the score on LIMITED ADUIT PUBLIC SWIMMING and SAUNA at the Flying Dutchman Motor Inn a Heated Indoor Pool' e Sauna e Showers e Tote Box facilities with Iocks. Starting Monday, Oct. 299 1979 LADIES'- M onday, Wednesday, Friday 7:00 P. m. ta 10:00 p.m. MENS5- Tuesday and Thursday 7:00 p.m. ta 10:00 p.m. $2.00 per person Family Swimming Sundays................... .......il1 a.m. to 3p.m. Chidren under 12 ............................11.00 Aduit» ................... .................. $2.00 (children must be accompanied by an aduit) En/o y a Swim with your FamiIy and then treat them to our Sunday Brunch ,Avalable il a.m. until 2 p.m. Aduit.. ...................................'4.50 Chil dren............. ........................ $2.00 MOTOR INN Hwy, 401& Liberty S. 623-3373 the power play set up perfect- ly by Jerry Johnson who controlled the puck, then moved in rather than blasting the long slapshot and passed to MacDonald for a sharp angle shot that beat MoJack's goalie. Stu Cochrane gave the visitors the lead, catching the Eagles bunching up in front of Vanstone. Don Farrow missed a late first period scoring chance sent into the clear by Stan Greenham. Farrow went deep, leaving no target to shoot at. Steve Geer gave Port Perry a two goal lead early in the second period, assisted by Clark Menzies and ýSteve Jones. Don Farrow scored on a quick release low drive setup in the slot by Randy MacDonald with Karl Chambers starting the play. Tom Dwyer scored on a low, point slapshot power play, assisted by Farrow and Mac- Donald. The third period saw great- scoring chances at both ends of the rink before high scoring veteran Phil Cochrane broke in to score for MoJacks, set up perfectly by Bill Bridge and Rob Garrow. Karl Chambers cashed in a second rebound for the tying goal with assists to Farrow and MacDonald that set the stage for the winning goal by Mark Berney after Chuck Welsh had carried the puck up ice. MoJacks were unable to lift their goalie for the extra attacker on the strength of fine forechecking hy Eagle forwards. J ZR Cm.299 DEAN AV E. OS HA WA 576-1220 Chargex Ca msport Traiter Sales Hwy. 115and 35 Newcastle 987-5174 1977 and 1978 CHEVRON and HOLIDAY TRAILER Large selection of TR UCK-CAPS In stock SUPERIOR PRO1PANE REFILL CENTRE Eagles were without the services of Mike Adams and Jerry Leddy. Hopefully, Leddy will be back on the lineup soon. On Saturday Eagles went on the prowl for goals in Little Britain, winning the game 11-4, scorrng eight unanswered goals in the second period. The Cowan Pontiac-Buick crew play at home Sunday night with Little Britain Merchants in town, coached by Geoge Cawker. Then go on the road Monday in Cobourg and Friday in Lindsay, return- ing the following Sunday to play the potent Port Hope Panthers. Eagles travel to Stouffville for a Wednesday, Oct. 24th game. 623-2670 *&CORAL 'WIMMING. FPOOLS OSHAWA LIMITED Franchised BRUNSWICK@ Billiard Dealer DURHAM - College Squash Clun defeted Oshawa Tennis Club 4-1 in men's action Duirhm Region Soccer last Wednesday, at Durlîm Squash and Fitness Club. Durham team men- bers are Paul Siemon, Bob Finlay, Gerry Broks and Phil Wong. _____ JOEY WHYTE - landed a whopper at ýthe Goodyear dam on the weekend. It took him an bur and a haif to land a 42" 35 pound salmon. WINNER - of the program draw at the JrC hockey game was John Pearson, who took hote a nifty $50.50. These draws are made each Sut- day night, so corne on down to the local arena, soe some good, fast hockey, fights and who know,. Green, Fee Special, Buy a1 hour green fee GET I FREE Corne and visit one of our 6 championship courses where it's warm & dry!! OLF-MO-TRON COMPUTERIZED INDOOR GOLF PRO SMOP& LESSONS 1450 H0P KIN S ST. W HIT BY 668-9671 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. daily Full Banquet Facities Avallable. Visit Our Showroom at 843 King St. W., Oshawra and view the tables on display Financing Available Buy Now - Pay Later 576-3351 Profossional Recovery, Repair, Moving Service Bîowman ville Curling Club Announces The 1979-1980 Curling Season OPEN HOUSE Interested in curling! R-ere 's an opportun ity 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 ........................ 7.9 p.m. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26,1979 ............................7.9 P. M. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27,1979................. 12 NOON - 4 P.M. SCHEDULES BEGIN FIRST 0F NOVEMBER Business Girls...1................. .......... Wednesday nights Ladies' .......* «............ Tuesday, and Thursday af ternoons. Men's ...... .... *' '«**«........Tuesday and Thursday nights-. Mixed....................... Sunday, Monday and Friday nights. 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