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Orono WeekiyTimes, Wednesday, February 14, 1996 - 5 Armstrong Wins "D" Championship at Dura On February 10, 1996 Armnstrong I.G.A. travelled te Dure te compete in their second te.urnament. Armstrong kept Fenelon Falls busy in their end taking lots of shets on F.F. goalie but the size of the- gealie didn't leave mucli room te squeeze the puck in. Matt Greg (17) opened the game with a big shot slipping it past the downed gealie from-a pass by Ryan Tresise (99). F.F. rallied back with tW'o quick goals. With the pressure on, Armstrong came back with lots of action in the opposing end and finally Ryan Tresise (99) slipped a goal between the goalie's legs and then in the top corner. With a tie-te finish the gaine 1 min intervals were clocked with 5 then 4. 3 and 2 players on. Fenelon Falls fired a wicked shot to end the game 2-3. Armstrong challenged Wvhitby in the second gaine but they were eut te hit and hît hard. Ryan Tresise was the target and several times two or three players rammed him in the boards. Armstrong rallied back as hard as they could but game ended 1-7. On the third game Armstrong came eut'and dominated the action against Peterboroughi. Goals were scored by Ryan Tresise (99), Matt Greg (17), Dan Tresise (88) ending the game 4-1. Congratulations te Cory Tufts (93) who received the Most Valuable Player award. His stronùg defense skills and comic relief in tense moments helped both players and parents. Great ganie boys. On Thursday evening Feb.8, 1996 Armstrong played a regular house leag ue game against the Cutting Post who domnated our players with a quick goal. Ryan Tresise (99) rallied back, and scored 1 -1. Rob Oumiet (29) and Nick Luyck (33) made some excellent saves but with a strong, aggressive teani they slipped 2in another goal. Ryan Tresise (99) and Scott Wood (10) kept us in the gamne but with another shot by Cutting Post the game ended 3-4. striding away from the defense and firbiàg in a low shet. Newcastie respoîided with a goal at 4:47 but Apple tied things up again on a geai erease pass te Mîke Fuller (2) who was in perfect position in front te jam the puck under the gealies pads fer his second ef the game. The third began fast with a flurry of five. shets flung at goalie Kyle Jolinston (29) whe used his whele bedy - including bis head - te -stop them ail. Late in the third Newcastle went ahead on a goal at 3:24 but Apple refused te be pressed and the guys quickly tied the game at 4 when 'Ryan Campney (93) scored off a scramble in front that finished the scoring. 1Good effort by wingers Chris Buttonshaw (9), Jo-Jo Stapies (10), Carl Tordiff (8), Garrett Wood (66) and Brandon West (3)! Final Score: Apple Blossom Shop Novice 4 Newcastle 4. Shots: Apple Blossom Shop Novice 13 - Newcastle 16. Apple Blossom Shop Pres ents its Players Newcastle Burger King Bantams "B" Champs in C.R.H.L. Tournament Saturday, February 10, saw thle BaIîns at the Bellevifle Rec. Cetr or a 7 a.m. gamie ïagafýinst Lange's Photo. Newcastle scored with just 45 seconids left in the first. The teams traded geais in the second, but 3 third period goals gave'Burger King a 5-2 wîn. Our second game, at, noon, started witli a scoreless first period. Newcastle took the lead just 31 seconds inte the second, but some bad bounces and penalties allowed Darlington Auto te score 5 goals in 4 1/2 minutes. Newcastle settled sown in the third and again took control et the game but 2 third peridd goals were net enougli, final score ,was 5-3 for Darlingten Auto. The peint system found Burger King in third and in the "B" finals at 5 p.m. .The outcome of this garne was neyer in'question as Newcastle dominated, scoring just 47 seconds into, the game, adding another in the first and three in the third for the "B" trophy and a 5-0 win over Skylight Donuts. Newcastle eut scored their opposition 13-7 and during the three games took 4 fewer penalties than their opposition. Teurnament point getters for "Burger King" were' Goals Assîsts John Armishaw 4 2 Randy Brennan 3 3 Steve Foster 2 4 Chris Davis 5 Kyle Beacock 1 2 Vince Norton 2 Ron Smithi 1 1 Jenry Guthrie 1 Colin Bayda 1 With the absence of Chris McLeanNewcastle were left with just 3 defensemen., John Armishaw again played a large delensive and offensive role while Craig Harness and Neale Berutskie were consistent rocks on defense. Dustin Stapleton and Jim Conboy supplied the needed saves in geai whencalled upen. Coachies Jim Conboy and Rick Armishaw are te be congratulated for their professional attitude behind the bencli. David Landman David can play just about anywhere, and wlien lie puts bis mind te it lie can be a real defensive threat te the visiting team. David received a Hockey Hall of Fame puck for bis efforts. APPLE FLUES SOUTH The Apple Blossom Shep Novice headed south te the balmy weather ef Newcastle for-,an exhibition gamne early Sunday merning. The Shop opened the secring early at 9:50 wheni Greg Dnhlamn (11) broke away on the left wing and snapped home a scorcher. Newcastle took a penalty, at 8,-30 but Apple came up empty after a couple of geod chances. Newcastle teck the leadi with two quick goals ait 4:40 and 2:43 on high shots. In the second Mike Fuller (2) scored te tie, the game on- a break away from centre. Mike showed good speed Derek Sellars Derek lias made a miraculous return from a collar bone injury te, become one of the leading point- getters on the team. Derek received 2 mini sticks for bis efforts from bis coachi Steven Campney. Advertising Doesn 't Cost h Pays! PUBLIC NOTICE TO ITS CITIZENS AMENDMENTS, TO THE FORMER TOWN 0F NEWCASTLE BY-LAW 86-112 being a By-law to establish a street name map and a street name inventory for roads in the former Town of Newcastle, now the Municipality of Clarington. Pursuant teý Chapter 210 (111) of the Municipal Act, notice is hereby given of a meeting to be held on February 19, 1996 to consider a request in respect of a proposed amendment to, By-law 86-112. The proposed amendment would have the following effect: 1 ) change the street name "Darlington-Clarke Townline" in Part Lot 1, Concessions 5 to 8, former Township of Darington and Part Lot 35, Concession 6 to 9, former Township of Clarke to "Mosport Park Road". 2) change the street name "Regional Road 42" in Part Lot 1, Concessions 1 to 4, former Township of Darlington and Part Lot 35, Concessions 2 to 5, former Township of Clarke to "Mosport Park Road". 3) change the street name "Mosport Road",in Part Lots 32 and 33, Concessions 8 to 10, former Township of Clarke to "Beachamn Road". Explanatiens and details of the properties affected may be obtained, during normal office hours, from the office of the Planning and Development Department, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario, or by calling the Planning Department at 623-3379. The meeting required pursuant to Chapter 210 (Section 111) of the Municipal Act will be held as follows. DATE': MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1996 TIME: 9:30 A. M. PLACE: Council Chambers, Municipal Administration Centre, 40 Temperance St., Bowmanville Council shall hear any person who claimrs that he/she will be adversely affected by the prepesed by-law and who applies to be heard by centacting the Clerk's Department prier te February 14, 1996 at 12 Noon. ______________________Franklin Wu, R.R.P., M.C.I.P. MUNCIALIY0F Director of Planning & Development ~a, UNIIPALTY ,-uMunicipality of Claringten ngto- 40Olemperance Street ONTARLO Bewmanville, Ontario LIC 3A6 ROAD NAIME CHANCE FROM «REGIONAL ROAD4-- TO 'MOSPORT PARK ROAO - --ROAD NA}.E CHARGE FROM *OARUNGTON-CLARKE TOWHUNE ROACO TO «MOSPORT PARK ROAr * .ROAD NAb4E CHANGE FROM 'MOSPOWR OAOI TO "BEACHAM ROAe Dates of Publication:' Wednesday, January 24, 31, February 7, 14 1996 P.O. 5445