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) Around the Town SELECT TOURNAMENT --Next Sunday, April 9, there will be a B.R.H.L. Pee Wee Select Tournament at the Bowmanville Recreational Complex. Competing teams come from communities which include London, Hamilton, Hamilton, Oshawa, Trenton and Bowmanville. The tournament tournament is sponsored by Forsey Signs, of Bowmanville. The action commences at eight a.m. with the first face off. Come nut and see some excellent Pee Wee Hockey. Adam &Eve Clippers Win Ennismore Tournament, The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 29,1989 13 For A Happier, Healthier And Longer Life Attend the One Night Introduction to the NUTRITION SEMINAR FEATURING VEGETARIAN COOKING Sponsored by the YWCA Presented by Leona Alderson From Kingsway College, Oshawa PLACE: DATE: TIME: COST: REGISTER: Bowmanville High School April 11,1989 7:00p.m. $5.00 per person YWCA at 623-YWCA TO BE FOLLOWED BY A Four Night Course On VEGETARIAN COOKING PLACE: Bowmanville Seventh-day Adventist Church DATES: April 18,25, May 2,9 TIME: 7:30 p.m. each evening COST: $25.00--Includes Notebook and Recipes. (Spouse free if sharing materials) REGISTER: 623-6031 or 263-8809 Here are the Adam & Eve Clippers 'A' Champions of the Ennismore tournament. First row, 1-r, Scott Read, Jessica Andrews, Jeremy Bowen, Grant Gushulak, Andy Griffin, Kristy Thompson; middle row, Terry Edwards, Jamie Potter, Jim Colder, Scott MacKay, Richard Aasen, Clayton Kohn, Steve Bos- graaf; back row, Assistant Coaches, Jim Potter, Ivan Griffin; Head Coach Wayne Aasen. -- Photo by Susan Griffin Neither a" late winter storm, nor a one and a quarter quarter hour drive to Ennismore could stop the Adam & Eve Clippers from a successful day at the recent annual Ennismore Ennismore tournament. Competing in their third tournament of the season, with runner up award in Oshgwa in December, champions champions in Bowmanville in February and now included to their growing collection the Ennismore Tourney Champs. In game one, Adam & Eve downed the home town Ennismore Pumpers 10-1. Scoring for the Clippers were: Scott MacKay 4 goals and 4 assists, Jim Golcfer 2 goals, Jamie Potter 1 goal and 3 assists, Steve Bosgraff 1 goal and 1 assists, Jessica Andrews 1 goal and 1 assist, Scott Reid 1 goal. Also assisting assisting were: Richard Aasen with 2, Clayton Kohn 2, Kristy Thompson and goal keeper Jeremy Bowen also earning an assist in the game. The second game of the day was to prove to be the JAPANESE QUALITY from UNDER $10,000 '89 SENTRA 2 DR. DLX '89MICRA 5 3 DR. DLX $ 9,995. Plus freight, licence. *7,995. plus freight, tax, licence. MIDWAY MOTORS ra nissan 1300 Dundas Street East """ n 5p Whitby 668-6828 Customer First OUR VOLUME SELLING MEANS YOU SAVE! PETERBOROüGH-VIOTORIfl NORTHUMBERLAND AND NEWCASTLE ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD JUNIOR/SENIOR KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION Data School Principal Telephone April 10 St. Francis of Assisi Newcastle Mrs. J. Hough 987-4797 April 12 St. Joseph's Bowmanville Mr. H. 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The Clippers found the net early as the always hard working Richard Aasen slipped one by Jimmy's Brandon Renton at 1:52 of the first period with Scott MacKay earning the assist. At 2:55 of the second period, period, Jeremy Sanders evened the score with Jimmy's lone goal but at 5:32 of the middle middle period, Scott MacKay from Richard Aasen and Jessica Jessica Andrews gave the Clippers Clippers the lead for good. Scott MacKay notched his third point of the game with a goal at 5:35 assisted by Steve Bosgraaf and Terry Edwards. Although Scott figured in all the scoring, it was another another 100% team effort with a very hard fought evenly ilayed contest. Jeremy "The P' R; age in the Cage' 1 was the difference dowen, in the game as he was merely spectacular spectacular as he produced one fantastic save after the other, other, and was chosen the game's MVP. With this win, Adam & Eve were now in the final where they met Shelburne. Again it was the Clippers on the scoreboard first. Two of the Clippers' grinders, Richard Richard Aasen ana Jamie Potter combined for the goal with Richard finally putting the g uck into the net. Then helburne hit for two quick goals at the midway point of the period to take the lead, but with 23 seconds remaining, remaining, Scott Reid tucked in a rebound assisted by Andy Griffin. With seven seconds Hutton Transport Atoms Begin First Playoff Round The Hutton Transport Atoms Atoms began their playoffs on Sunday, March 26 with a 6- 2 victory over J&J Sharpening. Sharpening. Les McCrory began the scoring midway through the first frame. A breakaway goal by J&J knotted the score but a pass from Jeremy Jeremy Bigham across the goal mouth to Alex Walcer netted Hutton's go ahead goal. Jeff Hughes also assisted. On the second period's opening faceoff.Mike Ferguson Ferguson fed the puck back to Peter Peter Schoep who then rushed to beat the J&J goaltender. Hutton's lead was narrowed when J&J scored on another breakaway but before the period was over the Hutton lead was increased again on a goal by Peter Schoep and assisted by Curtis Coumey- ea. Greg Knox's snap shot through the goaltender's legs early in the third period put Hutton ahead by three. Peter Schoep completed his hat trick to round out the game's scoring. . Later the same day, the Truckers played a hard fought and exciting game of exhibition hockey in the Newcastle Arena against a team from Ajax. For the second second time, Hutton was defeated defeated by a 5-4 score by this same team. The truckers played hard but were unable to complete many passing plays although they did well The Canadian Statesman Advertising Deadlines Display Tues. 12 Noon Classified Mon. 4:30 p.m. in keeping Ajax's lead to only one goal. Curtis Cour- neyea and Peter Schoep each scored a pair of goals, with assists going to Greg Knox, Jeff Hughes and Jeremy Jeremy Bigham. remaining, Scott MacKay gave the Clippers the lead for good with a fine individual individual goal. Adam & Eve took a two goal lead with 23 seconds played in the second period as Richard Aasen scored his second goal of the game with Jim Colder assisting. Scott MacKay added to the Clipper's Clipper's lead at 8:12, finishing off a play from Jamie Potter. The third period belonged to Shelburne who scored at 1:09 to pull within two goals, and with Shelburne pulling the goal keeper in favour favour of an extra attacker, scored again with 34 seconds seconds remaining to make the score 5-4. The last seconds were tense to say the least for the Clipper's supporters, but the do not fear attitude of the team prevented any further scoring changes. After the game, the team was awarded their well earned "A" Championship trophy and Andy Griffin was chosen his team MVP of the game. The Clippers wish to thank Clayton Kohn for helping out the team and whose hard work and fine defensive play helped in our success. Also, the team wishes wishes to thank their moms and dads, brothers and sisters, aunt, uncle and Grandpa who helped make a difference difference with their support from the stands. Figure Skaters Win Interclub Medals These members of the Bowmanville Figure Skating Club each won a medal at the Eastern Ontario Sectional Interclub Championship held at Petawawa on March 4 and 5. Jennifer and David Urwin captured a bronze medal at the EOSIC competition in the preliminary mixed dance category. Jagjeet Riar won a silver in the pre-preliminary men's division. Jennifer and David also went on to compete in the All-Ontario Championship. 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