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Herd of Din osaurs Say Farewell to Retiring Courtice North Principal Heritage House Atoms Win The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. January 4.1!)83 3 Draw Raises Over $200for St. Stephen's Student Council ii ' .V:. . . • mm .■ M1 §| A Ml am 11 WmFt- » « * . * * * .* ' v A herd of dinosaurs on the front lawn of Courtice North School drew attention to the fact that December 16 was Principal Robert Bolton's last working day at *he school. Mr. Bolton retired after 36 years as an ed- icator. He is also the former principal of The Pines ejenior Public School. With Mr. Bolton in this photo are the following students from Courtice North: Ke- t vin Pickell, Drew Henry, Jeff Ploeger, Pauline Chappie. Lee-Ann Vandenburg, Tim Aldridge, Donnie Donnie Kellett, Jade Cole, Scott Lament, Patrick O'Leary, Minh Cao, Daniel Baird, Daniel Short, Christopher Martin, Dwayne Arnott, and Kerri He- ney. ijimmy's Take 4 A' Championship r. When Jimmy's novice hockey players entered the four day Checkers tournament tournament in Oshawa, they shared the dream of capturing capturing the "A" championship. With a lot of hard work, consistent consistent team effort and, yes, a little luck that dream became a reality when they were able to defeat four other novice novice teams. Game one took place on Tuesday, December 27th, against Oshawa 1 s Glen Stewart team. Jeremy Sanders Sanders started the team rolling by scoring on a breakaway early in the first period- Jimmy's Jimmy's continued their offensive offensive press, clearly dominating dominating the rest of this period and the next. However it wasn't until the '.last five .minutes , of the second period" that they- were able to get their second point onf Jimmy's keptithe scorekeeper busy. Mike Macri Leod scored twice before this period was over. His first goal was assisted by Mark Hodgins. Early in the third period, Mark Hodgins scored Jimmy's Jimmy's fifth goal. Less than a minute làter, Derek Cummer gave Brian Ball the pass he needed to increase their lead further. Nevertheless, the Glen Stewart team showed that they do not give up ituallv " .. . n 7 score their smell when they eventually through Jimmy's defense to broke igh Jimmy's defense to their single goal, taking the shutout from goal tender, Brandon Renton. With only twenty seconds left, Wade Worsley brought the final ;ame score to 7-1 on a play work ...at illustrated the teamwor for which Jimmy's is becom ing known. Mark Hodgins passed the puck to Joel Osborne, Osborne, who fed it to Wade, adding to the frustration level level of Gleri Stewart's goalie. This win allowed the team to move on in the "A" championship. championship. The next day, Jimmy's had to face off against Bow- manville's All Canadian team, coached by Dale Watson. Watson. Since these two teams have been competing in house league all season, they knew that the game could go either way. However, with Jimmy's strong defensive lines which kept shots on goal to a minimum and goal- tender, Brandon Renton's timely saves, they were able to shut out the All Canadians. Final score of the game was 6-0 but it should be noted that these six goals were scored by five different players indicating that Jimmy's Jimmy's is not a one-man team! Brian Ball, assisted by Joel Osborne, got the initial goal of the game. Mike MacLeod MacLeod followed Brian's exam- . ,ple and scored a few minutes later. Score at the end of the . first period was 2-0. Thirty-five seconds into the next period, Jeremy .. Sanders parsed the puck to . Mark Ganhao, who had po- • sitioned himself in front of syhShet. Thetbesult was goal member thrjp. Only 20 sec- ondsilater, defenseman An- Effcv drew Wraith scored on a shot from the blue line! Before Before this period was over, Wade Worslèy also added to Jimmy's total scoring on a pass from Brian Ball. Although Jimmy's went into the final period with a five goal lead, the All Canadians Canadians were not giving up. Their goal tender, Jake Davis was determined to halt Jimmy's Jimmy's progress and made some excellent saves while his offensive lines continued to put Jimmy's defensemen to work. However, in the last few seconds of the game, Brian Ball scored his second goal with assistance from Wade Worsley and Joel Osborne. Osborne. Final score was 6-0. On Thursday, December 29th, Jimmy's played a semifinal semifinal game against a church league team sponsored by Holy Family. Tension was high as both- teams knew that a win would put one team in the finals where the trophies are awarded. As a result, this game turned out to be extremely fast paced. Midway into the opening period, Joel Osborne scored the all-important first goal, on a pass from Jamie Shrives. 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Jimmy's was again able to increase their goal lead when Derek Cummer, assisted by Brian Ball, scored his team's third goal. From this point on though, it looked as if the Holy Family goalie;; got his second wind, not Allowing any more pucks tfo jget past. Meanwhile, his teammates were able to score twice on breakaways. Score at the end of the second was 3-3. Both teams and spectators spectators knew that the next goal could decide the game. As a result, the arena became louder and play became more aggressive. In spite of frantic scrambles in front of the nets, neither team could score. Finally in the last four minutes of play, Wade "the heartbreaker" Worsley f ulled the plug on Holy amily when he scored the winning goal. Just to make sure that Jimmy's would win, with only 14 seconds left, Jeremy Sanders drove the puck past the Holy Family Family goalie to regain the two goal lead. Well deserved credit for assists go to Mike MacLeod and Joel Osborne. Final score was 5-3, which oualified Jimmy's to play in the "A" championship finals! While Jimmy's had been winning to qualify for the finals, finals, another Bowmanville team had been doing the same. Adam and Eve also eliminated three teams to qualify. The final "A" championship championship game between Jimmy's Jimmy's and Adam and Eve was scheduled for Friday, December December 30th. Before the game began, both teams lined up to shake hands and coaches wished each other luck. Smiles were apparent on all the novice players as they prepared to play their best against each other. It was clear that many friendships exist between these two teams. However, once the puck was dropped and the game was in progress, friendships or not, they were all there to play hockey. Spectators were treated to excellent hockey that included included passing and strong defense defense by both teams. Jimmy's, Jimmy's, early in the first period, was able to get on the board first when Brian Ball scored in a scramble in front of Adam & Eve's net. From that point on, Adam & Eve fought m ,iard to get that goal back while Jimmy's tried to increase increase their lead for a little margin of comfort. The play was moved from end to end and scoring opportunities were offered to Doth teams. However, that next goal seemed to be out of reach for both teams. Goal posts were hit, passes across the goal crease were fanned and timely saves were made by both goal tenders. The lack of many breakaways breakaways was a credit to the defensive defensive lines on both teams. Brad MacMaster of Jimmy's deserves special recognition for his contribution in this game. His timely poke- checks and presence along the boards had often stopped the Adam & Eve players from scoring. By tlje time the final buzzer buzzer sounded to end the "A" 'championship game, the sin- jgle Jiinmy s goal stood .alone. Well done team. Well done coach Gary Ball and assistants, Jim MacMaster and Bruce Osborne Xmas Classic This year's Christmas Classic which was played on December 27,28,29 th. proved very successful for the Heritage House Atom team. Their first game on December December 27th was against Port Colborne. These two teams had met before in tournaments and always kept the score close but this time Toros controlled the whole game, beating them 7- o. ■ ; Goal scorers for Toros were: Stephen Brinkman 1 goal 1 assist; Dwayne Desjardins Desjardins 2 goals 1 assist; Andrew Andrew Ferguson 2 goals 1 assist; assist; Greg McMurter 1 goal 1 assist; Derek Lange 1 goal 1 assist; Robbie Harness 2 assists; assists; Jason Jackman 2 assists; assists; Davie Watt 1 assist and Ion Taggart 1 assist. Later the same day Toros met Oshawa Bruins. Toros, playing excellent hockey both offensively and defensively, defensively, won this game by a score of 9-3. Goal scorers for Toros were: Robbie Harness 1 goal 2 assists; Jason Jack- man 4 goals 1 assist; Davie Watt 1 goal; Greg McMurter 2 goals 1 assist; Brad Opnis- ton 1 goal; Dwayne Desjardins Desjardins 1 assist; Andrew Ferguson Ferguson 3 assists; Mike deBlois 1 assist; Ian Taggart 1 assist. On December 28th the Atom Toros met Welland. This game was a tight checking game and went right down to the wire. Toros Toros came away with a 3-2 win. Goal scorers for Toros were: Greg McMurter 1 goal, Ian Taggart 1 goal, Jason Jason Jackman 1 goal 2 assists, Davie Watt 1 assist. Toros were the top team all through the round robin tournament. On December 29th Toros played Port Perry in the game for the 'A' championship. championship. This game was very exciting exciting as both teams had scoring chances. Port Perry scored first but Toros evened the score minutes later with a goal by Luke Akey, assists going to Jason Jackman and Derek Lange. Toros went ahead 2-1 on a goal by Robbie Harness assisted assisted by Dwayne Dejardins. Toros made it 3-1 on a goal by Davie Watt assisted by Jason Jackman and Gre McMurter ending the secon period:'.-,- v The thfridSiieriod was score! esq dW.Ko the tight checking of bot'ji-teams. Congratulations, Heritage House Toros for a successful Tournament. nesses. They include: Jackman Flowers, Jug City A pre-Christmas draw held at St. Stephen s Separate Separate School raised just over $200 for the student council and for the prom committee. The first prize package went to Mrs. Fagan while Mr. Landry received second second prize and Miss Cupido won third prize. With the winners shown above are students Joesphine I anna- rilli and Kathryn Acheson. The project was made possible through gifts from a number of local busi-. Strathaven Residents Celebrate Birthdays They --- ■ , Xl - (King St.), Carter's, Brother's Pizza, Radio Shack, Shopper's Drug Mart, Bramblebush, Bev's Florists, Starkey's Wallpaper, Norm's Deli, Colour Your World, Bi-Way, Cockerham's, Hooked on Video, Black's Tools, Hooper's, Card and Gift Shop, Dyk- stra's, IGA, Kirby Burgers, Gold Reflections, Fitness Warehouse, and J & J Sharpening. j&tSLlgl ( 3 Enniskillen News ** ' . : (if l> rjJmSSm. Three Strathaven/Strathmanor residents celebrated celebrated birthdays on December 23rd. They are: Annie Darch and Aura Hills, who observed their 90th birthdays birthdays and Ada Yellowlees who celebrated her 77th birthday. Newcastle Mayor Marie Hubbard was on hand to bring best wishes from the Town of Newcastle Newcastle and to join the ladies for coffee and birthday cake. In the front row, from left, are: Ada Yellowlees, Annie Annie Darch and Aura Hills. The back row, trom left, includes: Jean Butters, Administrator; Kay Ru- thard, Director of Nursing; Luc LeClair, Dietary Supervisor; Supervisor; Mayor Hubbard; and Jeanette Hancock, Unit Supervisor. On Friday, Mr. and Mrs.. Dick Howe visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Howe, Beaverton. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ferguson Ferguson were New Year's Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Willoughby, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Nimigon Nimigon had all their family home for Christmas..There were 26 members to enjoy a large family dinner together. 1 ' r th f r " Other visitors during tive season were by s alsbi le fes- Irandpa Foster, Whitby and Great Aunt Edna Salsbury, Belleville, Belleville, Judith and Cindy Hunt, Oshawa and Paul Ostrow- ski, Etobicoke. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe were guests at a family New Year's Day dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cashin, Orono. We are sorry to report Mrs. Dave Hall is a patient in Oshawa Hospital. 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