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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 19, 1979 9 Sunda'yMong Hocke JUDO MEDALS - The Pontypool and Pines Judo Club being coached by Ray Wilson attended the annual Regional Tournament in Peterborough on Dec. 9, at Adam Scott Collegiate. Taking home with them 25 medals. lst. Tim Stanely, Cam Sutherland, Ray Buller, Bonnie Hardy, Dennis Simpson, Louise Wilson, Angela Werk, Carnie Davidson, Elizabeth Mercz, Susan Pheiffer, Jeff Mitchell, 2nd Gordon -Hardy, Kim Warren, Christine Kanz, Colleen Gaynor, Tammy Wilson, Joe Mercz, Peter Bolton, Danny Bazinet, Kirk Davidson, Lorne Hardy, Parker Pepper. 3rd Jim Hill, Ken McGill, Brian Hill. BEGINNING - Monday, January 21, from 9:45 - 11:15 a.m., each Monday, for 10 weeks, at the Flying Dutchman Motor Inn, a water exercise program, "Aquacizes" for body toning, condi- tioning and fun, wiIl be held. Cail 576-8880 for information. Libely Belles Bowling Dunn 23854, 29, Elliott 23531, 29, Pearce 23685, 25, Forsey 23417, 24, Osborne 23220, 24, Bond 23345, 22, Roberts 22822, 19, . McMullen 22603. 14. Alldread 22361, 14, Robinson 22594, 13, Brown 21516, 12, Sleep 22792, 9. High single - 255, Marian Henning. High double - 456 (207, 249) Marilyn Pearce. Top Averages - C. Roberts 203, B. Osborne 198, R. Fice 196, M. Pearce 194, E. Elliott 194, P. Lunn 188, G. Milîson 186, H. Dunn 186, J. Eisan 184,, F. Sleep 180. sbè Team Standings - Dunn 25738, 32, Elliott 25532, 32, Pearce 25675, 27, Forsey 25400, 27, Osborne 24989, 26, Bond 25081, 23, Roberts 24651, 19, McMullen 24546, 15, Robinson 24431, 15, Alldread 24072, 15, Brown 23323, 12, Sleep 24517, 9. High single - 286 - Sharron Robinson. Higb Double - 474 (196, 278) Rita Junkin. Top Averages - C. Roberts 203, B. Osborne 199, R. Fice 196, M. Pearce 194, E. Elliott 194, H. Dunn 187, P. Lunn 186, J. Eisan 185, G. Milîson 184, F. Sleep 180, R. Junkin 180. 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W. have a modern paint and body ahop for ail makes of cars, wlth old-fashloned workmanshlp. 0f course, and et reduced rates, over 20 lets. modal service cars to serve you for your convenienco. Volkswagen Ltd. ~ 1425 Dundas St. E. - Whitby 668-9383 or Toronto Line 361-1128 rebound after hitting the goal After Losing Thne Mon in First post and lifted it over the goa lie to put the Toros ahead3 EagIes Ral by Don Wilcox The Bowmanville Cowar Pontiac Buick Junior C camr out of the Cobourg Cougars pen Monday night with a ver3 important single point to oper up a three point lead on th( potent Cougars. The Eagl foot soldiers can take most o: the credit for the fine showini as Eagle regulars Rick Baun Jerry Leddy and Jerry John son were ejected from th( game in the first period. The Eagles attack with onl> two veterans left in the lineul, Blue Cbip Players Dor Farrow and Brad Godfrey, sel the pattern for the rookies wh( came tbrough for a clutch 6 tI 6 tie. The 600 fans on hanc were treated to hocke3 excellence in the second anc third periods. The EaglI defence witb its ranký depleted, saw Mike Adan, take charge of the situation playing bis strongest gamr since joining the Engles la: Team standings to dal Hockey League: Bowmanville Eagles 2 Cobourg Cougars 2 Port Hope Panthens 2 Stouffville Clippens 2 Lindsay Muskies 2 Uxbridge Bruins 2 Port Perry Mojacks 2 Beaventon Icehawks 1 Little Britain Merchants IlY to Tie Col season. Right behind Stan an Greenham's defensive play, ne sbowing outstanding stamina, rs leaving the ice only twice in *y tbe second and three times in en the third. Rookie Brent te Clemens' late third period le goal put tbe icing on the cake, of snatcbing what Cougars ig tbougbt was a sure win as they in'bad a definite advantage in in bench strength. te Mike Adams started the scoring early in the first y period, directly from a faceoff [ won by Don Farrow, a low n point shot. Cougars' high et scoring Carl Daline notted the ho spene, taking advantage of an to Eagle miscue. Engles' power id play go abead goal was scored ey by Jerry Johnston shooting for id the far top corner of the net, 1e setup by Jerry Leddy and ,e Rick Bain. Cougars' Daline ks tied the score on a hotly ns disputed play by tbe Eagles on )ne tbe power play. nt Cougars went up by a 3 to 2 Is ount after one period on a ate in the Central Junior 'C' WL 152 135 116 1110 8 8 8 il 8 12 5 12 T F 2 132 3 179 4 134 1 117 4 133 1 103 1 121 2 81 17 2 15 0 73 144 4 WEEKEND RESULTS' Fniday - Cobourg 7, Uxbridge 6; Lindsay 13, Little Bitain 5. Saturday - Bowmanville 9, Port Penny 2; Beaventon 2, Uxbridge 0. Sunday - Bowmaânville 5, Pont Penny 2;- Stouffville 6; Little Britain 5. bou rg 6m6 sharp angle deflection hy Rick Pal-mateer. The penalty filled period finally ended taking 55 minutes to be played. Cougars' early second period play goal by Jim West took some of the attack away from Eagles but by way of encouragement and intelligent coaching by Paul Robinson they gradually regained momentumn Don Farrow's low drive beat Cougar's goaler, setup perfectly by Carl Chambers to put Eagles back on track. Brad Godfrey tied the score unassisted cashing in on one of many chances by the ambitious Eagle attackers. The Eagles won that period outshooting Cougars 15 to 1. The third period was a period of near misses at botb ends of the rink. Cougars' Daline gave Cougars the go ahead goal, cashing in on a rebound. Eagles came roaring back on a goal by Don Farrow who logged close to 35 minutes of ice time, assists going to his hard working linemate Carl Chambers and Randy MacDonald. Kyle Campbell's deflection goal for Cougars looked like the game winner. Eagles were not about to give in with just over a minute on the timer Brent Clemens blinkedthe red light, assists going to- Brad Godfrey and Greg Brunt. Both teams had goal scoring chances before the final buzzer. Craig German once again filled in as blackup goaler to Tim Vanstone. The same two teams tangle on tbe Cowan Pontiac Buicks' .homeice next Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Checkers Variety Minou' Bantams But Chalk Up Other Victories Loge Out to Markham Visifors On Saturday, Dec. 8, Cbecker's Variety Minor Bantams went down to defeat at the hands of their visitors from Markham. Bowmanville controlled the play for the first haîf of the game but despite two breakaways and numerous other scoring opportunities they were unable to get the puck past Markham's goalie. Markham's first goal of the game came at the 3:59 mark of the second period wben Darren Matias scored. Paul Noad, Dan McCormick and Barry Stefuriak each added goals in the final frame to bring their total to 4. The Toros' only goal was scored by Danny Weir with Chris Michelson and Deryk Clark assisting at the 13:13 mark. Checker's Variety Toros travelled to Bay Ridges on Monday, Dec. 10 to play Pickering. The Toros bit the mark early in the opening period wben Darcy Huber scored from Gordie Rogers and Jay Sweet. Less than 2 minutes later, Toros Chris Michelson carried the puck down the ice and laid a pass from the corner onto Robert Geidlinger's stick' and he promptly shot the puck into the net. Pickering's Andy Stenhouse put bis team on the scoreboard at the 8: 17 mark. Scott Heard got bis own to 1. N. H.L. team a t Civic Auditorium. In this exhibition game, Cbecker's Variety Bantamrs defeated their opponents 7-4. Scoring for the Toros in the first period were Scott Heard and day Sweet; in the second frame Chris Perkins and Doug Roy and in the last period Darcy Huber, Robert Geidlinger and Ray Cummings two. Assists went to Deryk Clark, Darcy Huber 2, Gordie Rogers 2, Robert Geidlinger 2, Scott Heard 1, and day Sweet. Telco scored once in the opening frame and tbree times in the final period. In another exhibition game against Belleville on Saturday at Memorial Arena, the Toros wiped their visitors 15-2. Although their oppunents play in a league with Triple A teams from Oshawa and Peterborough, tbey provided no opposition for their hosts. Jay Sweet scored four goals and bat tricks were scored hy two of the Toros players, Chris Michelson and Deryk Clark. Other scorers for the local team were Scott Heard 2, Robert Geidlinger, Roger Hornsby. and Chris Perkins with assists going to Robert Geidlinger 3, Darcy Huber 5, Deryk Clark 3, Scott Heard 2, Doug Roy 3, Roger Hornsby 2, Gordie Rogers 2, Chris Perkins 1 and Danny Weir 1. On Sunday evening at Darlington, Cbecker's Variety Minor Bantams met Markham in a rescheduled league game. Bowmanville bit the score- board at the 4:59 mark of the opening frame when Scott Heard passed the puck from behind Markbam's net to Doug Roy whose quick shot bit home. The Toros added three more in the middle period to_ Franks Put Down Cowans, Firths take Spencers In the first game, Frank's and Cowans battled for first place, saw Frank's emerge victorious. Cowan's goalie didn't have much of a chance, with the three and two on one plays that Frank's had in his end of the ice. Goals for Frank's - R. Hall with 2 goals and 2 assists, B. Bickle with 2 goals an-d 1 assist, J. Colwell with 1 goal and 2,assists, S. Allen with 1 goal. Assists - J. Humenick, R. Woolner, P. Bowen with 1 go into the last 15 minutes of play with a 4-0 lead. Deryk Clark scored from Scott Heard and Darcy Huber when they had a man advantage. Scott Heard with Darcy Huber made it 4 after picking up the puck from Jay Sweet. Markham scored twice in the last frame on goals by Brian Atkinson and Paul Noad. Doug Roy scored his second of the night from Scott Heard. Eric Peebles played another strong game in net. each, B. Evans witb 2. Goals for Cowans -, M. Cornell wiýth 3, and K. Ras- mussen witb 1. Assists - S. Elliot with 3, F. Braybrook wîth 2 and M. Ormiston with 1. In the second game Firths and Spencers played a fast paced game with Firths end- ing up onl top. But, we have to give a lot of credit to Spencers for playing as well as they did with seven players against a full club like Firths. Goals for Firths - P. Siemon with 2 goals and 2 assists, J. Taylor with 2 goals and 2 assists, B. Prentice, K. Shield, A. Bowen with 1 each. Assists - B. Howes with 2, D. Colwell, B. Prentice, M. Shields, B. Thinel and S. Hogarth with 1 eacb. Goals for Spencers - G. Bowen with 2 goals, R. Davies, W. Brown with 1 each. Assists - G. Bowen with 2, D. Allen, R. Davies and J. Vance with 1 each. Team standings to date - ist Frank's with 9 points; 2nd - Firth's witb 8 points; 3rd Cowan's with 7 points; 4th - Spencers' with 4 points. Lots of good wishes coming youn Sway! Have a bright, happy Christmas with friends and family. We've en- Sjoyed serving you! from the Management and Staff 42 King St. E. Bown-kanviIIe r 1 À In the second per iod each team scored twice to make the tally 5-3 when the Toros scored the first two goals of the period with Robert Geidliiger and Raymond Cummings the marksmen and Chris Perkins and Geidlinger assisting. At tbis point in the game Pickering's attack started to penetrate the Toros' defence and two quick goals by Brian Bauldry and Kei th Ridley- brought them witbin fighting distance. in tbe final frame, Andy Stenbouse's goal brought them to witbin one goal of the Toros. With 2:10 left in the gamne, Raymond Cummings added another to bring the Toros' total to 6. Pickering continued to be a menace as Stuart Carson scored with 47 seconds left in the game to make a total of 5. Erie Peebles played a steady game in net for the local team. Tuesday nigbt saw the Toros on the road again as they travelled to Brooklin witb a 4-3 win, their first on Whitby's borne ice. Witby opened their attack early in the game when David Gallagher- and John Allan eacb scored on goalie Eric Peebles. The second period belonged to the Toros. Their first marker, scored by Deryk Clark and assisted by Scott Heard and Doug Roy came at the 3:14 mark. Jay Sweet's shot from the corner was goal number two with Gordie Rogers and Chris Michelson assisting. An unassisted goal by Darcy Huber put the Toros in the lead. Before the period ended, Ray Cummings scored a sbort-handed goal to end that frame wî,vtb a 4-2, lead. Roger Hornsby and Darcy Huber picked up assists. The only scoring of tbe final frame was done by Whitby's Joey Nieuwendyk at the 9:16 mark. The penalties were evenly distributed with the bosts taking 8 and the Toros 7. On Friday, Dec. 14 the Toros played the first of three weekend encounters against the Oshawa Telco Little Ail Season'. Holiday Nwand Used Sales Rentais ...Service TRIES(1 5'to 35') Moto-Ski Dealer Sales RpisParts Hwy. 35 & 115, 41/2Mi. N. of 401, 1 MI. S. of Orono 983-5379 Aman-