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( 12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, December 10.1986 Section Two Senior School Band Performs at Tree Lighting Ceremony Cdn. Tire Major Atoms Chalk Up Two More Wins The Canadian Tire Major Atom Toros continue to roll along in O.M.H.A. Lakeshore League action, picking up two more victories on the weekend defeating Cobourg ' and Lindsay. On Friday evening in Cobourg, the home club at the 9:40 mark to go ahead 1-0. Bowmanville's Collin Taggart evened the count on a pretty goal-mouth deflection on a play set up by Gary Adams and defenceman Jason Crosbie. The Toros' Adams putBowmanville into the lead on a goal, engineered by his centreman Steve Deblois. Mark Bradley scored the game-winning goal for Bowmanville, the assist going Optimist Tykes Gain Tie Despite the cold, the show must go on! Members of the Bowmanville Senior Public School band, conducted conducted by Don MacArthur, put on an enjoyable per-, formance at the Tree Lighting Ceremony in Bowman ville on Thursday, December 4. The Senior School, accompanied by Central Public School, played many of the traditional Christmas songs to a large crowd which joined in with the vocals. The Optimist Tyke Team played their first game on Sat. Nov. 22, at Darlington arena against Agincourt. The game provided great excitement as both teams had many scoring opportunities, but were unable to beat the goaltenders, ending the game in a scoreless tie. Goalkeeper David Yellowees of the Optimists made many fine saves and deserved the shut-out. David Leppert, Niki Defreitas and Chris Pot had good scoring chances but could not beat the Agincourt goalie. Colin MacDonald, Niki and Brent Stockman played a good game on defense, while David Leppert, Stephen Tabb and Mike McCrory did their part with fine back-checking. University of Guelph Awards iiio • Available for Area Students Grade 13 students in Durham Regional Municipality Municipality will have an opportunity opportunity to win the University of Guelph's most prestigious undergraduate awards. The ten new President's Scholarships, worth $16,000 each ( $4,000 a year for an honors program), will first be awarded for the 1987 academic year, President B.C. Matthews announced this week. The awards recognize recognize exceptional leadership leadership qualities as well as IN THE BOWMANVILLE MALL Christmas Sale OFF Any Purchase (except sweatshirts, accessories and T-shirts) WITH THIS COUPON Offer valid until Dec. 13, 1986 good marks, the president says. "These are the people who will make significant contributions in their chosen chosen careers and in the lives of their communities. Students currently in Grade 13 in high schools in Durham Regional Municipality Municipality will be eligible for the awards. School principals principals have been asked to make the nominations. the University of Guelph has always, recognized the importance of social responsibility responsibility and intellect combined. The Winegard Medal, the university's top graduating award, has requirements requirements similar to the new President's Scholarships. Scholarships. Dr. John Root, a recent PhD graduate of Guelph now working in neutron and solid state physics at Atomic Energy of Canada's Chalk River Nuclear Laboratory, Laboratory, was the Winegard medalist in 1981. "It says something about the character of the institution," institution," he says, "that it wants to turn out a well-rounded person who can contribute to the community." Durham teachers, students students or principals who would like further information information on the President's Scholarships or any other University of Guelph awards, should contact the Assistant Registrar, Awards, 519-824-4120, Ext. 8796. 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This action has prompted Newcastle Hydro to review its position relating to retail rates and find it necessary to implement an overall increase of 5.80% effective January 1, 1987, with all readings overlapping the year and pro-rated. Residential Service Metered energy on a one month (net) basis. Regular Service 8.26 cents per kilowatt hour for first 250 KWHS 4.74 cents per kilowatt hour for all remaining comsumption. $4.40 minimum bill Delayed Payment A late payment charge of 5.0% will be charged on all accounts not paid on or before the due date, with special consideration given to seniors on a fixed income. General Service Metered energy on a one month (pet) basis. '/ , •/ /■> " DemandCharge % First 50 kilowatts of demand per month - no charge / Balance at $3.70 per kilowatt of demand. Energy Charge 8.26 cents per kilowatt hour for first 250 KWHS 5.10 cents per kilowatt hour for next 12,250 KWHS 3.61 cents per kilowatt hour for all other consumption $4.40 minimum bill - under 50 kilowatt, over 50 kilowatt - .50 cents per kilowatt for all kilowatts applicable to the maximum billing demand during the previous eleven (11) months, or the contract amount whichever is greater. Transformer Allowances Distribution-.50 cents Sub*- emission - .50 cents Delayed Payment A late penalty charge of 5.0% will be applicable on all accounts not paid on or before the due date. Wafer Heater Rental Present rates remain unchanged. 40 gallon water heater rents for $2.20 per month 60 gallon water heater rents for $2.80 per month *100 gallon water heater rents for $4,50 per month *new installations have been discontinued. Sentinel Lighting 175 watt - $3.04 per month plus energy charge 250 watt - $3.61 per month plus energy charge 400 watt - $3.76 per month plus energy charge Pole Rental Rate $1.00 per month. Flat Rate Water Heating 400 watt element 450 watt element 500 watt element 550 watt element 600 watt element 650 watt element 700 watt element 750 watt element 800 watt element 850 watt element 900 watt element 950 watt element 100 watt element 1000/3000 watt element 1500/4500 watt element $9.07 per month $10.21 per month $11.34 per month $12.47 per month $13.61 per month $14.41 per month $15.17 per month $16.08 per month $16.83 per month $17.61 per month $18.50 per month $19.35 per month $20.16 per month $21.42 per month $32.13 per month All rates as shown are subject to Ontario Hydro approval before Implementation, Harvey Partner, Chairman Then on Nov. 29, the Optimist Team met Ajax (seven year olds) select team. Ajax scored with three minutes left in. the first period to take the lead. Midway in the second, Trevor Wright tied the game off a breakaway pass from Mike McCrory. Both teams were unable to score in the third which resulted in a 1-1 tie. Once again it was the defense from both teams along with good goaltending that kept the score low. David Leppert, Jason Lange, Colin MacDonald, Niki Defreitas, Jeff Carter and David Yellowees played excellent hockey. This year's select team members are; forwards: Bradley Aylsworth, Jeff Carter, Jason Frayne, David Leppert, Mike MacLeod, Mike McCrory, Chris Pot, Stephen Tabb and Trevor Wright. Defense: Niki Defreitas, Jason Lange, Colin MacDonald, Chris Steele, Brent Stockman and Gordon Coggins, Goalkeeper is David Yellowees. Head coach is Glen MacDonald. Assistant coaches and managers are Neil Pot and Mike Defreitas. The coaches would like to thank the sponsoring "Optimist Club", the Canadian Statesman (for the write-ups) and most of all the parents for their support. Honorable mention to Mr. Ted White and his staff of the Squirt Program (sponsored by the Kinsmen Club) for these fine young athletes. to hard-working winger Jeff Murphy. The host club moved closer with a goal at the 8:35 mark but the Toro checkers did the job to preserve the win. Steve Oke in goal for the "Tiremen" made several key stops to pick up the win. Blast Lindsay 9-0 Lindsay paid their first visit of the season to Bowmanville and were trounced 9-0 by the high-flying Toros. Bowmanville's Gary Adams scored the only goal of the first period, assisted by his linemates Steve Deblois and Collin Taggart. The Toros fired four unanswered goals in the middle frame with Richard Bateman scoring two consecutive goals, the first a solo effort and the second assisted by his wingers Jeff Murphy and Mark Bradley. Ryan Robinson scored the fourth Toro tally assisted by linemates Ryan Ferguson, just returning after a bout with pneumonia and his smooth-skating centreman "Chuck" Carr. Robinson scored again, unassisted. Gary Adams picked up his second of the game early in the final period, unassisted. Deblois scored the seventh' marker, assisted by Adams who had a great weekend. ! Jeff Murphy notched a goal, the assist going to Mark Bradley and the final goal of the game came off the stick of Robinson to complete his hat- trick, with the assist going to Taggart. Steve Oke earned the shutout, making the stops, when required but his defence! corps and wingers pounced on! the Lindsay attackers as soon,: as they entered Bowmanville! territory. The Toros outshot the visitors 36-9. ! Holiday Glow The warmest glow of the season. Fresh mixed Christmas greens and decor surround a glass hurricane lamp. Will last throughout the season. Only at Flowers by j Jackman $34.95 We have a large selection of Christmas Flowers* Plants and Arrangements Flowers by Jackman Bowmanville Mall Telephone 623-336^ WERE HERE TO SAVE YOU MONEY! 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