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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, October 5,1994 Newcastle Town League Opens 50th Year of Contact Hockey There was reason to celebrate at the Newcastle Arena on Sunday evening, as the men's league celebrated celebrated their 50th year of contact hockey in the village. As part of the year-long birthday, an alumni game is planned for Saturday, February 4, beginning at 8:00 p.m., with proceeds going to the local food bank. Taking part in the official opening of the 50th season are league convenors Randy Riopelle and Larry Carrol, while Roger Yates and Dayrell Rowe prepare to take the faceoff. Win and a Loss As Minor Atoms Battle Opponents The minor atom Toros went 1-1 to open the' season under the tutoring tutoring of new coaches Peter Appleton and Rick Lefort. The first game was a eye-opener, coming out on the short end to the Aurora Tigers 4-3 in Aurora. Handling the scoring was McKee (lg, la), Appleton (lg), Cowan (lg), and assists to Kelly, Bonin, McDaniels, Barraball. Their fans, however, knew things would improve and that they did. The next night in Pickering against Ajax, the team reached its full potential, trouncing them 12-2. There was a complete team effort on the scoring: McKee (3g, 2a), Campbell Campbell (2g), Lefort (2g, 2a), McKnight (lg, 2a), Appleton (lg, la), Bonin (lg, 2a), Cowan (lg, la), Materson (lg), and Hatfield (la). Goal tending duties for both games were shared by the duo of Mallette and Woods. Members of this year's team are: Darrell Masterson, Garrett McKnight, Sean Lefort, Matt Gross, Trevor Cowan, Jamie Bryant, Brett McKee, Steve Hatfield, Tyler Appleton, Appleton, Mark Bonin, Darren Kelly, Chris McDaniels, Craig Barraball, Joey Mallette, Robbie Campbell, Chris Woods. M Figure Skaters Compete in Ottawa Though the ice at many arenas hasn't been in for long, members of the Bowmanville Figure Skating Club are already entering competitions. competitions. The first of the year was held on September 23-24 in Ottawa. Competitors were, from left: Natasha Piney, Crystal Sneider, Tiffany Piney. Clarke H.S. Dominates in Volleyball Pheasant Hunt at Scugog Island The Clarke High School senior boys' volleyball team has served notice notice that it will again be among the province's top teams. At the Durham College Overkill Cup tournament held this past weekend, weekend, Clarke dominated their pool, and had little trouble in the playoff round, winning in straight sets 15-4, 15-9, over Gananoque in the gold medal match. " Courtice Secondary School, who played in a pre-tournament qualifier on Friday, failed to advance to Saturday's Saturday's main draw. They finished second in their pool with six points, but were eliminated eliminated in three sets in the semi-finals by Henry St. of Whitby, 16-14, 9- 15,12-15. Henry St., along with Anderson, qualified for Saturday's main draw. Courtice did manage to place one player on the all-star squad following following Friday's qualifier. Marty Robcrt- The Ministry of Natural Resources Resources (MNR) in partnership with the Pine Ridge Hunting Preserve has announced announced the opening of a controlled pheasant hunt at the Scugog Island Provincial Wildlife Area. Mr. Mike Pallotta of the Pine Ridge Hunting Preserve is operating the hunt again this year for MNR. Hunting for pheasants is permitted from Wednesday to Saturday each Eagles Begin Season With 3-2 Victory *SS r S ! --», s .- taruday's tournament included Co- bourg East, Stouffville, Emestown, North Hastings and Donevan. Lawn Bowlers Elect Officers For Next Year by Doris L. Wollstein The annual meeting of the Bowmanville Bowmanville Lawn Bowling Club was held on Thursday, September 29, in the clubhouse. Right on the dot of 7:00 p.m., 20 members were welcomed welcomed by President Doris Wollstein. Wollstein. As our membership this year was quite low, our finances did suffer to a certain degree. But all present were enthusiastic about returning next May for a summer of beneficial exercise and enjoyable camaraderie. Most of us are seniors, but believe me, we have a lot of fun. A very important part of the meeting was election of officers which resulted as follows: past president, president, Doris Wollstein; president, Frank Petrie; vice president, Marg Noble; secretary, Bob Soplet; treasurer, treasurer, Betty Petrie; tournament secretary, secretary, Bob Cameron, assisted by Betty Betty Petrie; trustee, term ending September 1995, George Dadson, term ending September 1996, Clarence Clarence Oke, term ending September 1997, Frank Ball. About half way through the -- -- meeting, we took time for a cup of Gary Armstrong (#27) celebrates with Bowmanville Eagle team- tea along with some cookies, mates after his last second goal in the third period gave the local Jr. My sincere thanks to everyone C club a 3-2 win over the visiting Uxbridge Bruins. who attended. son, a power hitter, was named to the team. During Saturday's 10-team tournament, tournament, Clarke finished on top of their pool with seven points. In the semi-finals, they took Brockville out in two straight games with scores of 15-6,15-10, advancing to the finals ag "SS member Daryi Hockey Players Selected by Minor Bantam 'AAA' Wolves Reid, along with Tyler Sokoljuk, J J both of Clarke, were named to Sat week until Saturday, November 12, 1994. Hunters must contact Mr. Pallotta directly at (905) 985-8824 to arrange hunting on the Wildlife Area during the weekdays (Wednesday, Thursday and Friday). However on Saturdays, hunters may register directly at the hunting area. No more than 45 hunters will be allowed to hunt in the area at one time. Two pheasants of either sex may be harvested. Pheasants may not be shot on the ground. Hunters arc encouraged to use dogs in this large open field area to locate and flush birds. The Scugog Island Provincial Wildlife Area is located on the northern northern end of Scugog Island and may be reached by travelling east from Port Periy on Highway #7A to Durham Regional Road #7 (Island Road) then north to the Wildlife Area entrance. , • ' X „ à : vX; A'-v'ÿi i \ ... \ - » ! $ "'J. r., •A :! r. / '"tr 0 >-vV. B i f'» j ' ij The strong minor hockey system in Clarington produced these four players who have been selected to play for the Central Ontario Wolves 'AAA' minor bantam team this season. From left to right are, Steve Ewles, Jason Lange, Chris Pot, and Brett Pakosta. 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