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i $ 1 Million Plan Proposed by Diane Pickett A $1,109,000 master plan for the development and management of the Long Sault Conservation Area has been proposed by the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Conservation Authority. The seven phase plan "provides description, analysis, and evaluation of site features, capabilities and constraints". The plan will not be completed completed for another 20 years at least due to funding re straints at the present time. The proposal includes a forest management plan, "providing for the maintenance maintenance and increase of the wildlife habitat". There is also a scheme for the developmentofsummer and winter recreational use of the area involving picnic and parking facilities and the extension and further development of trails for hiking and cross-country skiing. An important part of the plan is to "maintain a large Ga natural environment site that preserves in a natural setting a portion of a significant significant glacial landform (the Oak Ridge Moraine)". This will involve further land acquisition acquisition in the area, which may upset some local residents. residents. The Conservation area is located 13 kilometres north of Bowmanville in what was formerly the Township of Darlington. It is easily accessible to the populations ofBowman- ville-Newcaslle, Ajax-Pic- kering, Oshawa-Whitby, and Metropolitan Toronto from highways 401, 7, and 57. The maximum travel time is estimated at one and a half hours. The plan is only a draft at this point as the Conservation Conservation Authority still needs injnit from the Town The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 19,1984 7 Heritage House Pee Wees Gain Three Points in League For the second week in a row, the Heritage House Pee Wee's travelled to Uxbridge for a Lakeshore League game on a Friday night (Dec. 14). The results were the same, as the Toros oulshot the opposition opposition 23 - 22 and outscored them 4-1. Chris Albin provided the steady net-minding needed, allowing only a power play goal in the third period. Todd Banks was the offensive player of the game with two goals and an assist. Brad Banks also scored as did Shawn McFadyen from Dave Smith and Brooke Clemens. Chris Albin was the First Star, Todd Banks second and Bryan James, who continues to improve on defence, a well deserved third star. On Saturday, Dec. 15, the ro' Here's hoping k you all have a very merry Chrlstmasl from WHYTE'S UPHOLSTERY ^ 125 KING ST. EAST £ BOWMANVILLE i* 623-5252 5» fee & 1 WHIN TOW MIVI All AUDI, TOW COMMAND A LOT OP ATTIMTION See the Hew Audis today at...0WASC0 nu/âcrn 1425DUNDAS ST.E. UWASCO WHITBY « 668-9383 VOLKSWAGEN LTD. TORONTO UNE 361-112$ y STEDMANS* BOWMANVILLE STORE ONLY Sale 7 p.m. until 12 Wed., Dec. 19th Specific Hourly Specials... 7 to 8 p.m. ALL BOYS' and MEN'S 9 Winter Coats 50% off 6 9 6 6 9 6 % 8 to 9 D.m. ALL GIRLS' Winter Coats Up to 7 to 14 50% OFF 9 to 10 p.m. Budgie Birds $g 99 - Limited Quantities - 10 to 11 o.m. ALL Cigarettes $14 99 ■ ■ ■ carton 11 p.m. -12 Midnight ÀLL LADIES' Dresses 50% OFF OPEN SAT., DEC. 22 UNTIL 9:00 p.m. - IMPORTANT NOTICE - We received a LIMITED number of "authentic" Cabbage Patch Dolls. To be fair in our distribution of same, we will DRAW FOR NAMES ON THE HOUR EVERY HOUR during our MIDNIGHT MADNESS SALE starting at 7:00 p.m. Visit the store and put your name, address and telephone number on a ballot, The store will advise lucky customers, Cabbage Patch Dolls will be sold to lucky customers for $35.99, 15 KING ST. WEST local lads hosted Whitby in another league contest, looking looking for a little revenge after the 8 - 1 thrashing they received the last time these two clubs played in Brooklin. From the opening whistle, it was evident that the Toros had come to play, applying constant constant pressure throughout the contest, outshooting the visitors visitors 33 - 13. Only the "Red Hot" goaltending duo between the Whitby pipes kept the score respectable and the Home Side was very unlucky not to get more than a 3 - 3 tie. Bowmanville scorers were Brooke Clemens unassisted, Todd Banks unassisted and Kevin Farrow (his first of the season) from Greg White and Brad Banks. Game Stars were 1 - Todd Banks, 2 - Greg White, 3. Bryan James. Playing their third match in as many nights, the Toros headed west for their second encounter of the season with the league leading and undefeated undefeated Markham squad. Memories of a 10 - 0 defeat were all the motivation the Bowmanville boys needed as they played their best hockey of the season. Once again, Chris Albin in goal was a unanimous First Star pick. He continually stopped the Markham attackers with his J and J Atoms Tie 401 Esso After being down 2 - 0 in the first period, Dan Walters put J & J on the scoreboard midwa stand-up, challenging style allowing only two goals. Unfortunately, Unfortunately, for the Toros the goaltending was just as good at the other end of the rink. Although they outshot the host club 28-27 the final score was 2- 0 for Markham. Todd Banks with a solid effort and many good scoring chances was the second star and the rest of the team earned the third star pick collectively. Team - nine wins, eight losses, three ties. Goals scored 63. Goals against 78. Scoring - Brooke Clemens nine goals, nine assists - 18 points; Todd Banks 10 goals, eight assists - 18 points; Shawn McFadyen six goals, 10 assists-16 points; Brad Banks seven goal, five assists - 12 points. AFTER CHRISTMAS ivay ioa. through the second perio This was the spark the team needed because for the better part of the game the action went from one end to the other. Grant Spencer scored the second goal late in the second period. Good defensive work by Tim Richards and Corey Scott helped set up the third goal. Good passing and position position play by Jamie Davidson, Jeff Wright and Dan Walters who scored, making it 3 - 3. Again the defense with Corey Scott and Kim Duczmalewski helped to set up our 4th goal by Jeff Wright with assists by Jamie Davidson Davidson and Dan Walters. Jesse Bennett played a very strong game on defense. 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