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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, December 21,1994 9 Aamco Peewees Take Top Honors in Grafton Tournament ■The Aamco peewees of the BRHL came out ahead of the rest of the competition at the Grafton Tournament Tournament held on Saturday, December 10. In the final game, Aamco scored a 2-0 victory over Hooper's.. Team members are goalie Ryan Bruce and front row, (1-r), Jeremy Pawson, Ryan Burrows, Matthew Crawford, Jeff Lee, Steve Reed, Tom Tester. Back row, (1-r), Les Lee (coach), David Corcoran, Tommy Jennings, Darren Kok, Joshua Cripps, Joshua Johnston, Dale Foster (asst, coach). -Submitted Photo . On Saturday, December 10, Aamco1 Aamco 1 started off what would become a long but rewarding day at Darlington Arena playing an 8:00 a.m. league game against Cutting Post. , Cutting Post scored first five minutes minutes into the first period, then added another early in the second period until until Aamco came to life, scoring five times. Cutting Post added one more to end the second period 5-3. Aamco added three more in the third, winning the game 8-3. Point getters were David David Corcoran (3g, 4a), Joshua Johnson (2g, 2a), Steve Reed (lg, la), Darren Kok (2g, 4a), Shawn Linnell (la), Joshua Cripps (la). The team headed to Grafton for their first tournament. They were back on the ice at noon, meeting Cobourg. Aamco lit up the scoreboard first on an unassisted goal by Jeff Lee. Less than a minute later, Joshua Cripps scored, unassisted. Cobourg answered with one of their own with four minutes left in the first. The rest of the game was all Aamco as they scored eight more to finish the game with a 10-1 victory, moving them to the 'A* Division. Scoring were Jeff Lee (2g), Joshua Cripps (4g), Darren Kok (2g, la), Joshua Johnston (lg, 2a), Tommy Jennings Jennings (lg), Matthew Crawford (2a), David Corcoran (la). Aamco hit the ice again at 3:00 p.m. in what would be a much tougher match up against Baltimore. Because of the set up of the tournament, Aam co would have to win this and the next game to make it to the 'A' finals. The first period supplied some exciting exciting end-to-end action with goalie Ryan Bruce making some outstanding saves to keep Baltimore off the score- board. Finally with only 1:17 remaining remaining in the second, Joshua Cripps scored, unassisted, to put Aamco up 1-0. In the third period both teams were playing hard to fight off elimination. Aamco scored again. Joshua Johnston put it home on a great passing play by Joshua Cripps and David Corcoran. With 1:23 left on the clock, Baltimore finally notched one to bring them one goal closer to overtime. The Baltimore Baltimore coach pulled his goalie when the puck was in Aamco's end, but Darren Kok lobbed a high shot down the ice that was headed right for the empty net. A Baltimore player tried in vain to reach it, but was just a little too late. Kok had put Aamco up 3-1. Baltimore scored with 26 seconds remaining, but it wasn't enough. The empty net goal had ensured Aamco at least one more game. Without even time to undress, Aamco was back on the ice at 5:00 p.m. to face Checkers of the BRHL. These two teams had met in the first league game of the year, with Aamco on the losing end and Checkers had remained undefeated ever since. The winner would move on to the 'A' finals. finals. Aamco continued their outstanding 328 RITSON RD. N„ OSHAWA 725-4744 if busy call 725-2831 WHOLESALE & RETAIL DURHAM REGION'S WOOD SPECIALISTS IN Hardwood and softwood lumber dry kilns and dressing facilities including custom made trim; hardwood and marine plywoods as well as a ^comglete^stock^ofbuiltin^naterials^^^^^^ team play, passing the puck, covering up on defence, and helping out goalie Ryan Bruce, who we can only say stood on his head throughout the tournament. tournament. David Corcoran scored first, assisted assisted by Steve Reed and Jeff Lee. Forty nine seconds later, Joshua Cripps scored on a great pass from Tommy Jennings. Even up two goals, Aamco knew they had to keep playing hard and stop Checkers at every turn. Checkers scored a short-handed goal halfway through the first, but less than a minute later, Jeff Lee scored, assisted by Joshua Johnston and Matthew Matthew Crawford to put them up by two goals before the first period ended. In the second, Joshua Cripps added two more to notch his second hat-trick of the day, with assists going to Darren Darren Kok, Tom Tester, Joshua Johnston, Johnston, and David Corcoran. Checkers added one more with 41 seconds left in the game. Aamco won 5-2 and a tired but ecstatic ecstatic team now had only an hour to kill before playing the 'A' Championship Championship game against Hooper's of the BRHL. Both teams made this a very exciting exciting and nerve-wracking game to watch. With no score until the end of the second, it was beginning to look like whoever could beat a hot goalie first was going to win. Aamco's chance came with 1:36 remaining in the second period when David Corcoran passed the puck to Jeff Lee who took a shot that hit the goalie, then picked up the rebound and passed it to Steve Reed, whose shot went up in the air, hit the Hooper's Hooper's goalie, and went ill. i Hooper's fought back hard in the third but Ryan Bruce stopped anything anything that managed to get through the defence. Hooper's pulled their goalie but couldn't capitalize on the advantage advantage and Aamco added an empty net goal scored by Joshua Johnston, assisted assisted by David Corcoran. Aamco were the 'A' Champions. After winning five games in one day the team was exhausted but happy. Aamco would like to congratulate Hooper's on a great game. After coach Les presented the team trophy to our sponsor, Tom Jennings, in the dressing room, everyone headed home in the worst storm of the year so far. Thankfully, everyone made it safe and sound. Aamco would like to wish everyone everyone a safe and happy holiday season.) Just Window Shopping? „ -WnSf Place; Due to the Christmas holidays, the deadline for Classified Advertising in The Canadian Statesman will be Friday, December 23rd at 3:00 p.m The deadline for Classified Advertising in The Clarington Independent, which will be published on Thursday, December 22nd, will be Wednesday, December 21st, at 12 noon and for Thursday, December 29th edition, the deadline is Wednesday, December 28th at 12 noon. The deadline for Display Advertising in The Canadian Statesman will remain as Tuesday, December 27th at 12 noon, and for The Independent the deadline will be Wednesday, December 21st at 12 noon for the Thursday, December 22nd edition and Wednesday, December 28th at 12 noon for Thursday, December 29th edition. J May God Bless Tour Home This Holiday Season Wherever you live, may you be visited by faith, love and good fortune m the year to come. We feel blessed to have so many good customers and friends. Thank you for visiting us. from Management and Staff of Hooper's Jewellers © 39 King St. W. Bowmanvillc Telephone 623-5747 © Ontario Municipal Board Commission des affaires municipales de l'Ontario Al lhe request ol the following parties, the Minister of Municipal Affairs has referred to the Ontario Municipal Board under subsection 17(11 ) of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990, c.P. 13, portions ol the Official Plan for the Regional Municipality of Durham (1991) as they apply to the specific policies or land use designations within the Plan Ministry File No. 18-OP-0012 PART "A" - Municipality of Clarington (Map A5) Referral No. 1 -OMB File No. 0940118 Kingsberry Properties re: Major Open Space System designation Referral Nos. 6 and 37-OMB File No. 0940119 M. and G. Tomina re: Major Open Space designation and Sec. 20 Referral No. 10 - OMB File No. 0940123 811461 Ontario Limited re: Permanent Agricultural Reserve designation Referral No. 16 - OMB File No. 0940129 Mosport Park Limited re: Regional Node designation Referral No. 17- OMB File No. 0940130 168215 Canada Inc. re: "Hamlet" designation Referral No. 20-OMB File No. 0940133 Eyman Estates Limited re: Major Open Space System designation Referral No. 22 - OMB File No. 0940135 841221 and 841222 Ontario Ltd. re: Major Open Space System designation Referral Nos. 23 and 24-OMB File No. 0940136 James Lovekin re: Special Study Area Referral No. 27-OMB File No. 0940139 Bramalea Limited re: Population target for the Newcastle Village Urban Area set out In Table 3.3.5 re: Living and Employment Area designations and Audley Road as a Type B Arterial Road Referral No. 12-OMB File No. 0940125 G. Templeton for the Estate of Ernest Stroud re: Major Open Space System designation Referral No. 13-OMB File No. 0940126 536459 Ontario Limited re: Major Open Space System-Waterfront and Environmentally Sensitive Area designation and Sections 2 and 14 Referral No. 14-OMB File No. 0940127 368538 Ontario Inc. re: Sections 2 and 14 as they apply to the site PART "D" -Town of Whitby (Map A4! Referral No. 4 - OMB File No. 0940149 James Dick Construction Limited re: Major Open Space System and Environmentally Sensitive Area designations Relerral No. 18-OMB File No. 0940131 Lebovic Enterprises Inc. re: Road No. 36 over Highway 401 (Map B2) Referral No. 32 - OMB File No. 0940144 Cobourg Regional Property Inc. re: Major Open Space System designation Referral No. 33 - OMB File No. 0940145 Bay Green Developments Ltd. re: The Employment Area designation Referral No. 34 - OMB File No. 0940146 Trowbridge Developments re: Major Open Space System designation Relerral No. 30 - OMB File No. 0940142 651183 Ontario Ltd. and Ray Abbot et al re: Sections 13.3.5,13.3.8,13.3.9.a, 13.3.10 and 13.3.21.has they pertain to the Hamlet of Tyrone Referral No. 36 - OMB File No. 0940147 Laidlaw Waste Systems (Durham) Limited re: Major Open Space System and Permanent Agricultural Reserve designations and related policies lor Waste Management sites PART "B" - Policies In the Official Plan (19911 Relerral No. 3 - OMB File No. 0940148 -Jdacklok Developments Ltd. ;re: Section 16.3.32 in its entirely Relerral No. 8 - OMB File No. 0940121 The Aggregate Producers' Association of Ontario re: Section 19A.3.11 in its entirely Referral.No. 26-OMB File No. 0940138 The Metronlario Group, The Kose Group el al re: Section 8.2.1. and Deferral No. 13 PART "C" -Town of Alax fMap A41 Relerral No. 7 -,0MB File No. 0940120 CCIL Ltd. and LCLLLId. PART "E" - Town ot Pickering (Map A41 Referral No. 9-OMB File No. 0940122 Richard Ward re: Living Area designation Referral No. 15 - OMB File No. 0940128 Edbro Developments & Bitondo Markets Ltd. re: Major Open Space System designation Referral No. 25 - OMB File No. 0940137 908127 Ontario Limited re: Major Open Space System designation PART "F" - Township of Uxbridge (Map A21 Referral No, 19 -OMB File No. 0940132 Lakeridge Resort Ltd. and Lakeridge Farms Ltd. re: Major Open Space System designation - Oak Ridges Moraine - and Sections 2.3.14,14.3.4. and 14.3.5 Relerral No. 29-OMB File No. 0940141 Wycliffe Foxbridge Group re: Major Open Space System designation - Oak Ridges Moraine Relerral No. 31 - OMB File No. 0940143 763706 Ontario Limited re: Special Study Area designation NOTICE OF PREHEARING CONFERENCE The Ontario Municipal Board will conduct a prehearing conference respecting this matter. If you do not attend the prehearing conference, the Ontario Municipal Board may proceed In your absence and you will not be entitled to any further notice of these proceedings. TIME AND PLACE OF PREHEARING CONFERENCE A prehearing conference will be held at: COUNCIL CHAMBERS REGIONAL HEADQUARTERS BUILDING 605 ROSSLAND ROAD EAST TOWN OF WHITBY on: MONDAY and TUESDAY, the 30TH and 31 ST day ol JANUARY, 1995. at: 10:00 O'CLOCK in the forenoon PURPOSE OF PREHEARING CONFERENCE The conference will deal with preliminary and procedural matters, including the following: • Identification of parties - these persons have the right to participate throughout by presenting evidence, questioning witnesses, and making final arguments. In order for the Board to determine your status for the hearing, you or your representative should attend the prehearing conference and ask to be added as a party. Groups, whether incorporated or not, who wish to become parlies should name a representative. Parties do nol need to be represented by lawyers. • Identification ol participants - persons who do not wish lo participate throughout the hearing may attend the hearing and make a statement to the Board. Such persons should also attend the prehearing conlerence. • Identification ol issues. • Consolidation ol matters. • Start date and duration of the hearing. • Directions for pre-filing of witness lists, expert witness statements and written evidence. • Possibility of settlement of any or all of the issues. • The hearing of motions. • Such further matters as the Board considers appropriate. Everyone present should come prepared to consider specific dates for proceedings in this matter. EVIDENCE Evidence or formal statements may also be heard at the prehearing conference In an attempt to settle the matters In dispute. Note that even If no settlement Is reached the Board may make a final decision on the evidence It has received. All parties or their representatives should attend the prehearing conference. Pour recevoir des services en français, veuillez communiquer avec la Division des audiences au (416) 326-6800, au moins 25 jours civils avant la date fixée pour l'audience. DATED al Toronto this 10th day ol November, 1994. SECRETARY NOTF: PARTS "A" and "B" will be heard on MONDAY, JANUARY 30,1995 PARTS "C", "D", "E" and "F" will be heard on TUESDAY, JANUARY 31,1995. EXPLANATORY NOTE The purpose ol the preheating conlerence is to deal with the Referrals to the Ontario Municipal Board respecting the Durham Regional Official Plan (1991). For tne purpose ol tne Prehearing Conlerence, each Referral has been grouped under the area municipality in the Region in which the subject ol the Referral relates to. The following is a brief explanation ol the subject ol each Relerral. PART "A" - Municipality of Clarington (Map.AS) Referral No. 1: Referral Nos. 6 and 37: Referral No. 10: Referral No. 16: Relerral No. 17: Referral No. 20: Referral No. 22: Relerral Nos. 23 and 24: Referral No. 27: Referral No. 30: Relerral No. 36: PART "B" - Policies I Referral No. 3: Referral No. 8: Referral No. 26: Requesting Living Area designation. Part of Lot 30, Concession 3 (Darlington). Requesting motel and restaurant development and referral ol the severance implementation policies. Part ol Lot 26, Concession 2 (Darlington). " Requesting Living Area designation. Part ol Lot 26, Concession 2 (Clarke). Requesting additional uses in Regional Node 'J' - Mosport. Requesting the cluster of Brownsville be recognized as a Hamlet. Requesting Living Area designation. Part of Lot 26, Concession 3 (Darlington). Requesting urban designations to implement the Pori Darlington Secondary Plan. Requesting Special Study Area designation. Part ol Lots 32-35, Concession 1 (Clarke). Requesting increase to the population target ol 17,500 lor the Newcastle Village Urban Area as set out in Section 3.3.5. Requesting residential development in the Hamlet ol Tyrone and referral of the policies relating development in hamlets. Requesting a waste management site and relerral ol policies relating lo the establishment ol waste disposal sites; the decommissioning ol lands previously used for industrial purposes, prior to the redevelopment ol such lands; the requirement for the preparation ol on environmental impact study for development applications; the requirement to have area municipal official plans include policies and designations for former and active waste disposal silos; regional structure policies as they fail to recognize waste management sites; the policy permitting the continuation, expansion or enlargement of uses which do not conform to the Plan provided certain criteria are satisfied; and Sections 12-Agricultural Areas and 14 - Major Open Space System as they relate to the referred area. Part ol Lot 12, Concession 3 (Clarke). i the Official Plan 11991) , , . Relerral ol Section 16.3.32 which requires a Regional Official Plan Amendment to establish gas stations and/or gas bar in agricultural areas and the Major Open Space System. Relerral ol Section 19A.3.11 which permits resource extraction on agricultural land il agricultural rehabilitation of the silo is carried out and substantially the same acreage and average soil capability lor agriculture are restored. Referral ol Section 8.2.1 relating to urban development policies insofar as it allocts the Taunton Community in the City ol Oshawa. Relerral No. Relerral No, Relerral No, Referral No, Requesting the maintenance of the Major Open Space System designation lor those lands east ol Carruthers Crock, between Taunton Road and Highway No. 2 and the relerral ol Audley Road as a Typo B arterial on Map B2. 12: Requesting luturo urban area. Part of Lot 1, Concession 4 (Ajax), Part ol Lot 35, Concession 4 (Whitby) and Part ol Lots 1 and 2, Concession 1 (Ajax). 13: Requesting Living Aron designation. Part ol Lot 5, B.F.C. 14; Requesting residential development and the deletion ol the requirement to develop a marina. Part ol Lots 9 and 10, B.F.C. II, at tho loot ol Harwood Avonuo. PART "D" - Town of Whltbv (Mao A41 Relerral No. 4: Requesting a ready-mix concrete plant. Pail ol Lot 21, Concession 4. Referral No. 18: Requesting tho deletion ol tho overpass ol Regional Road No. 36 (Hopkins Strool) over Highway 401 as shown on Map B2. Relerral No. 32: Requesting Living Area designation for that portion ol tho properly west ol Lyndo Crook. Part ol Lots 31 and 32, Concession 3. Referral No. 33: Requesting commercial uses. Propoity on the north side ol Champlain Avonuo, immediately oast ol Durham College. Referral No, 34: Requesting Living Area designation. Part ol Lot 19, Concession 4, Referral No. 0: Relerral No. 15: Relerral No, 25: Relerral No, 10: Relerral No, 29: Relerral No, 31: Referral ol lands in Part ol Lot 30, Concession 2. Requesting indication ol future urban area. Part ol Lots 7 • 11, Concession 6. Requesting Major Open Space System designation and a comoloiy development. Part ol Lot 9, Concession 6. Requesting expansion ol ski hill and relerral ol policy requiring an environmental Impact study and policies requiting the Region to prépaie a study lor tho Oak Ridges Moraine and requiring an amendment to the Plan lor recreational uses in the Moraine, Part ol [ol 7, Concession 0 (Uxbridge), Requesting a goll course development. Part ol Lots 23 • 27, Concession 6 (Uxbridge), Requesting Living Area designation. Part ol Lota 31 and 32, Concession C (Uxbridge), A preliminary mooling ol all portion arid participante prior to the Preheating Conference has boon scheduled lor Thursday, Jnnumy 19, 1995, " Council Chambers, Regional Headquarters Building, 605 Rossland Road East,, Whitby, Ontario. -- L. It... / I .. . ; „ IJ,,,|',„;..^I [1n.,iiJ mi.Hnxlln/1 llm llltrx ret fl.vn innnl Gil imfll DI rl IX M fVT 1 \ rtnixl nf'l commencing at 10:00 run. at the Council Chambers, ITonii For nddilion.nl information about the mailers boloto Knl Yew, Regional Municipality ol . "4)1(005)4 the Ontario Municipal Board lospocting I .......... ... Durham Planning Department, ICI G Dundee Street East, Whitby, Ontario, LIN GA3, Telephone (905) 720-7/31, Toronto ] the Durham Regional Official Plan (1091), contact Lino (905) 606-1651, FAX (005) 430-6612, This Notice lo published in compliance with the directions provided by tho Ontario Municipal Board,