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* Close Competition for En-Pro Associates at Lindsay Tournament The Independent, Canadian Statesman Weekender, Bowmanville, Saturday, January 22,1994 7 Family Auto Ends Regular Season The En-Pro Associates Major Peewee Toros travelled to Lindsay this past weekend to compete in their tournament. In the preliminary round, they coiild only manage one win in three games. But, the scores only proved that the competition was very even. The Toros started with a 2-1 loss to Markham, which was decided in overtime, with each team taking off a player every minute until it was down to one on one. It was scoreless until the third period when each team traded goals. Game two proved to be another hard-fought contest. Burlington got on the scoreboard first. Robbie Appleby Appleby tied it up at 3:10 of the first Dennis Pizzeria On Runway to Playoff Destiny It was a smooth take-off for the Dennis Pizzeria baby bulls as they downed Whitby by a 4-0 score. With the win, the plane remained at a constant altitude before reaching new heights as they prepared for a dogfight with the Pickering Panthers. Panthers. With the Major Novice Toros in the stands, waiting to play a game, the seats were full of Bowmanville fans cheering on the baby bulls. Pickering was first to damage the plane in the first period, leading 1-0. In the second period, some major damage was done by the Panthers as they notched a pair. Smoke could be seen from the number one engine., Bowmanville pulled out of a nose dive by replying with one goal before before the period ended. Pickering scored one more in the third and it looked like the baby bulls were in ,for a crash landing, losing by a 4-1 'decision. The pilots got control once again and limped the plane along to a place they could set down. They 'landed softly to a 5-1 win over Richmond Richmond Hill. After some practice work on the plane, the baby bulls are ready to fly to the end of the season and soar into the playoffs. With a couple of more games to iron out the bugs, it looks like the bulls could find themselves themselves in second place, behind Pickering. Pickering. Keep up the good work, and good luck on your next mission. period when picking up the loose puck at the redline and beating the goalie with a nice shot to the glove side. The second period was scoreless, scoreless, with the play going back and forth. Unfortunately, Burlington got the go-ahead goal with less than a min- nflfilri lumber 328 RITSON RD. 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Surprisingly, Surprisingly, the Red Wings, with a depleted depleted bench of just eight skaters, out- shot Family Auto. Family Auto 3 Red Wings 1 Orono Goals: Brandon Caruana (2), Tyler Robinson Orono Assists: Tyler Robinson (2), Jeff Thompson (2), Brandon Caruana, Mike Knox Shots On Goal: Red Wings 15 Family Auto 14 Sunday, Family Auto travelled to Beaverton to play the Blades, rounding rounding out their regular season with a convincing 8-1 win. Highlighting the scoring was a four-point night for captain Bob Witheridge (including (including a hat-trick). Winger Ryan Tre- sise had a season high three-point performance as well. Orono was on top of their skating game, as they came out flying and grabbed a 1-0 lead less than two minutes into play. Beaverton hung tough, carrying the one-goal deficit into the second period. period. Family Auto shifted into high gear, however, popping in three in the middle frame, and adding four more in the final period. The Blades spoiled Orono's shutout bid by getting getting on the scoreboard with just over four minutes remaining. Family Auto 8, Beaverton 1 Orono Goals: Bob Witheridge (3), Ryan Tresise (2), Tyler Robinson, Robinson, Pat O'Halloran, Matt McGlynn Orono Assists: Greg Shetler (2), Bob Witheridge, Pat O'Halloran, Greg Bester, Ryan Tresise, Matt McGlynn, Mike Knox Shots On Goal: Family Auto 41 Beaverton 13 The playoff schedule should be made available some time later in the week. Family Auto's next action involves the four-day Peterborough Lifdock Tournament. Orono's first game was Thursday, January 20. Ice Shavmgs: Pat U'Halloran's grandmother's trip to Beaverton was worthwhile, as her grandson got his eighth goal of the season, . . Forward Forward Matt McGlynn celebrates his 12th birthday on Sunday, January 23rd. . . Concluding a 24-game schedule, Family Auto tallied 16 wins, 3 ties and 5 losses. . . The team's only penalty-free skater was defenceman Greg Bester. . . Forward Forward Brandon Caruana was second in goal production with 12. . . Defenceman Defenceman Jamie Parry led the club with a 36.36 shooting percentage... Parents, don't forget to get your tickets tickets to the Valentine's Dance on Saturday, Saturday, February 12, at the Orono Arena. $40.00 per couple includes free bar, food, and great entertainment. entertainment. Proceeds benefit the Orono Hockey Players, our kids! Scott Slack ute and a half left in the game. But the Toros held their heads high, as they gave it their all. There is no shame in losing when you give 100%. Game three started rather slowly, as both teams were not quite thawed out. The temperature in Lindsay was -30 C. Vaughan managed to get the puck past Danny with 2:23 left in the first period, but he closed the door after that. Then the Toros went to work. Matt Akey scored, with assists assists going to Craig Sabine and Colin Colin MacDonald. Robbie Appleby got the winner with some excellent help from Dan MacDonald and Scott Slack. Scott had a very good tournament, tournament, as he hustled on every play and showed his hard work at practices practices are really paying off. He is becoming becoming a strong and steady defence- man. The third and final goal resulted from a fine, three-way passing play, Craig Sabine to Matt Akey to Colin MacDonald, who put a well-placed shot past the goalie. The two-goal win proved to be the highest in the Blue Division, as all the other preliminary games were decided by one goal, with overtime at least twice. The competition was excellent, and it was a good tournament. tournament. "Ocean Catch Special" Fish and Chips 99 Reg. 4.35 Tuesday, Jan. 25th only Olde Tyme Fish and Chips 136 King St. E. 623-1781 Bowmanville January - February - March HOTEL-MOTEL LTD. Lake Road off Liberty St. South (905) 623-4925 (905) 623-3501 SATURDAY SUNDAY WED. - FRI. WEDNESDAY NIGHT BRUNCH LUNCHEON TWO CAN FAMILY BUFFET BUFFET DINE FOR $ 10 95 $795 $C95 $|^J99 per person per person per person per person with coupon with coupon with coupon with coupon CHILDREN'S PRICING AVAILABLE Reservations Appreciated • Birthday Specials • Bring Down Your Gang Daily Lunches • Tuesday Nights, Wing Night 1/2 Price in Lighthouse Lounge • Saturday Nights - Dancing, Billiards, Sports TV i i j^Additional coupons available at Port Darlington Marina - ONE COUPON REQUIRED PER PERSOf^j COMMUNITY LIAISON GROUP SITING TASK FORCE Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management GROUPE DE LIAISON COMMUNAUTAIRE GROUPE DE TRAVAIL Choix d'un site de gestion des déchets faiblement radioactifs The Clarington Technical Working Group - Remedial Action Plan (Dig and Move Committee) The Technical Working Group (Clarington) meets every Tuesday evening at Time: 7:00 p.m. Location: Clarington Community Liaison Resource Centre, Village of Newcastle Consultant: Dr. David DuBois, Colder Assoc. Ltd. This meeting is called to discuss the draft discussion document. This draft discussion document has been prepared to assist the TWG (RAP) in selecting appropriate remedial technologies for the decommissioning of the Port Granby Waste Management Facility. For further information call Dana Kerr 987-7786