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t 10 The Canadian Statesman. Rowmanville, March 21,1984 Section Two IX - "'I ^ octuuil 1 WO Tim's Rent-All Novices Win Sponsor's Tournament -fc»' V mk For Expansion 3 3 INI tiA im i r Approximately 128 seven and eight-year-old hockey players took part in the third annual Tim's Rent-All Novice Tournament held Monday, March 12, at the Rowmanville Arena. The event attracted eight teams, including one from Ajax and one from Oshawa. Overall winners were the Tim's Rent-All novices who defeated Ajax 4-1 in the championship game. Members of the winning team are shown here with their coaches. The players include: Jarrett Avs, Kyle McLean, Richard Bateman, Robert West, David Mills, Tyson Pearcy, Andrew Perkins, Brandon Osmond, Jamie Davidson, Jason Hoffman, Byron Lange, Casey O'Neill, Craig Taylor, Scott Waters, and Scott Anderson. The Frank's Variety novices won the consolation consolation round last week in the annual Tim's Rent-All Novice Tournament held at the Rowmanville Arena. Frank's Variety defeated Victoria and Grey 4-3 in overtime to clinch the championship. Members of the winning team shown here in clude: Derek Rryans, Kevin Rullock, Chad Van- derende, Tracy Lemke, Craig Rickard, Jeff Wright, Carlo Warr, Greg MacKay, Jamie Sellers, Matthew Relfour, Ryan Leppert, Shawn Roberts, Grant Spencer, Jamie Sellers, and Adam Kooy. Runners-up in the Tim's Rent-All championship championship round were these members of the Ajax team. Ajax lost the final game by a 4-1 decision to Rowmanville. Rowmanville. Ajax players are: Ryan Kershaw, Matthew Muir, Robbie Sauter, Darryl Hurst, Chad Cholundaeley, Roger MacKinnon, Jason Ryan, Jason Walton, Bryon Smith, Peter Lucas, David Worrell, Tyler Kilgannon, and Michael Lane. The : Victoria and Grey novices were the runners-up runners-up in the "B" division of the Tim's Rent-All Tournament. Shown here, with their coaches are the following members of the Victoria and Grey team: Jason Langford, Jeff Murphy, Mark Bradley, Doug Parkin, Ian Borutskie, Mark Edey, Collin Taggart, Jason Dragstra, Luke Dragstra, Jason Dunkley, Scott MacGregor, Barry Overend, Ian Taggart, and Bryan Balliache. Durham's regional council council has supported plans for the expansion of the Oshawa Harbour, following a review of a report from the Oshawa Harbour Task. Force. In accepting the task force report during its regular regular meeting in Whitby last week, the regional council has endorsed plans for a southward expansion of the city's shipping facilities. The plan would eventually eventually permit the harbour to accommodate four seawaysized seawaysized vessels and two of the smaller roll-on, roll-off ships used for ferrying cargo across Lake Ontario. However, development would proceed in phases, with the harbor becoming gradually larger to accommodate accommodate increased traffic. Thé plan would permit the survival of Oshawa's second marsh which was described in the report as a valuable wetland resource with potential for educational educational and limited recreational recreational use. A buffer zone would be located between the port and the Second Marsh. Durham's regional council council has asked that work on the first phase of the project proceed early in order to alleviate alleviate problems currently assocated with the harbor operation. The first phase of the harbor harbor expansion would include include the extension of the east wharf and the dredging of a new berth. This project will improve cargo handling handling and ship manoeuvring characteristics. The estimated cost of Phase One is $5 million. Goodyear Ige. Bowling Ü MARCH 8.1984 High Single - B. Henning 362. High Triple - B. Henning 899. High Team Single - Belts 1252. High Team Triple - Millwrights Millwrights 3649. Over 300 B. Henning 362, G. Weir 331, D. Snowden 321. ■ Over 725 B. Henning 899, G. Weir 783, D. Perfect 768, D. Snowden 756, B. Adams 732, R. Etcher 726, J. Edmondson 725. Novice League Players Enjoy Annual Banquet and Award Presentations fy**w/' fa iW K j s'. ■ VBfe ■ v/ * - Following a banquet of Kentucky fried chicken and pop on Saturday ffûrriAAM of ill n DUC y-» r, T» Ml » T • 1 1 r r V, afternoon at the BHS cafeteria, Bowmanville Novice hockey^players received their trophies. Here, Co-Captains of the Victoria and Grey champions Derek Bryans, left, and Chad Vanderende were presented with the championship trophy by Joe Kennett. F ♦ v-.\ ' v 8fc8« Sgiiîi % Kennett 13 ^ ^ S Na " Spencer received the Sponsor's trophy from Robert , The Referee's trophy was won by Kevin Smith, presented by Robt Kennett cinicii" last year s winner. ' t.y 'OypT"-. x\ Sÿsi I "• ..JE. Coaches of the year trophy in memory of Tiji Sodhi and presented by his father went to Eddie West, left and Darral Osmond, Branch 173 Oldtimers Earn Two Victories y V Sped Tracy al awards, left Lemke, MVP to right, went to best goalie for the season Richard JA * Bateman, most improved player Jason Moore and best goalie Jarrett Aus, On Tuesday, March 13 the Branch 178 Oldtimcrs hosted Oshawa Legion Branch 43 in a game of hockey hockey and whipped them 7 - 0 with Ken Veitch earning the shut-out. Goal scorers for Legion were Doug Crougli with a pair and two assists, Lanny Burns, Barry Oliver, Tony Meraw, Eddy Schyer and Rick Woollier, picking up assists were Bill Crossey with two,. Don McMurtcr with two and Gary Akcy. On Saturday the Legion Oldtimers visited Orono to play Orono Mom's Kitchen Oldtimers and came away with a (i - 3 victory with excellent excellent goal lending by Ken Veitch, comrade scoring for the Legion were Doug Crough with two and singles going to Jim Connell, Lumpy Oliver, Ken Rowe and Wayne Harness, picking picking up assists were Don Smith, Ron Hooper, Tim Walton, Lanny Burns and Tony Meraw. HELPS WHEH DISASTER STRIKES!