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i„ Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 6,1985 19 Mitchell 9 s Corners Soccer Girls Place First in Tournament The girls' soccer team from Mitchell's Corners Public School placed first in a recent soccer tournament tournament involving elementary Darlington Town- TELEPHONE 623-6555 JOHN MANUEL, C.G.A. Income Tax and Related Accounting Services 118 King St. E., Suite 2 Bowmanville, Ontario L1C.1N4 ship schools. Seen here: (back row, from left) Elizabeth Bobak, Cindy Garofalo, Melanie Shmyr, Lena Labriola, Bobbi-Jo Beek, and Christine Groat; (middle row) Coach Robert Mairs, Maryann Nemisz, Jenni Whitely, Alison Macko, Karen Pit- tens, Candice Reddick, and Principal Linda Gardner; Gardner; (front row) Lisa Porco, Sandra Silvestri, Brandi Lovelock, Brandi Hockney, Daniela, Provenzano, and Kathy Mattice. Congratulations ! Flying Dutchman Atoms Split Their Weekend Games z" y VOTE STEVE RYAN FOR LOCAL COUNCILLOR WARD II Priorities for Ward II • Increase industrial and retail development • Relieve tax burden on home owner • Parks and recreation-Triple Apriority • Child care facilities • Decrease the outflow of consumer dollars to Oshawa By Dutchy On Saturday, November 2, the Toros hosted the Atom team from Port Pérry. Before the game was started, the team was informed that tragedy had struck the Port Perry community, in that a member of their Pee Wee No. 2 team had died, when he was trapped by fire in his family barn, earlier that morning. His brother, who plays on their Atom team, escaped. To the Andrews family and the Port Perry Hockey Association, Association, our heartfelt sympathy in the loss of one of their members. The game, started off very sluggish, as both teams seemed to be testing each other and waiting for the break(s). Port Perry opened the scoring and had 1 - 0 lead at the end of the first period. The Flyipg Dutchman had ^ new, member, -added-rio their line-up, namely' '^Richard "Batman" Bateman wearing No. 17, who was teamed up with his brother, Neil "Robin" Bateman on defense. There was no scoring in the second, although the Toros had scoring opportunities, but were robbed by the Port Perry goalie. In the third, the visitors visitors scored three more goals for a 4 - 0 win. It was the kind of game which makes a coach go back to the drawing board and assess the game, which coach Brad Ryder did, as the Toros played the following day, Sunday, Nov. 3, at Peterborough's Peterborough's Kinsmen Arena. The Flying Dutchman Toros came away with a 5 - 0 win osso lieCTRIC.. The Most Versatile Aluminum Ladder on the Market Today! 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But late in the second, Bowmanville got their first goal, as their captain, Tyler Stokes scored from Chad. Armstrong. With 39 seconds left in the second, the Toros scored again, Terry Van Londen from Chad Armstrong and Jason "Bing" Crosbie, for a 2 - 0 lead. Early in the third, David Real scored to make the score 3 - 0 from Marty Burgess. Then Steve De Smedt received a pass from Tyler Stokes near the Peterborough blue line, put on the burners, beat the dfefenserand their goalie, on a good hard wrist shot. The team then received two consecutive consecutive penalties. But some excellent forechecking by Ryan Stewart, Corey Strand, and Tyler Stokes and defense by ' Joe Crombie, Mark Brenckenridge, Jason Crosbie and Chad "Whity" Vander- Ende. Goal tending by Eddie "Steady Eddie" Strickland prevented Peterborough from scoring. Marty Burgess, who played a solid game for the "Dutchman" scored the final marker with three minutes to go, for a 5 - 0 win. Congratulations Congratulations to Eddie Strickland for his first shut-out of the young season and to coach Brad Ryder and manager Andy Maddock for their first victory in league play as a member of the Toro organization. Upcoming events: Nov. 6th- 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. practice Darlington; Nov. 7th - 7 - 8:30 p.m. L.N.H.L. Bruins, Oshawa Civic Auditorium; Nov. 9th - 2:20 - 3:20 p.m. game - L.N.H.L. Cdns. - Darlington; Nov. Uth - 6:15 - 7:30 p.m. Circuit Training - Senior Public School. United W&g Mortgage Demand Is Strong ; r iHHEJI '-X . X'vx -y '"S / I he" I | md y I -bj ■ /T y l! fvX.-.. Y<r 1 'S' 1*4 Moderate increases for some mortgage terms have not had a dampening effect on mortgage demand, reports the latest Royal LePage Canadian Mortgage Market Bulletin. "The very strong demand for mortgage funds that we have experienced during the last few months has continued unabated," says a Royal LePage residential mortgage spokesman. "And, as in the past, demand primarily has been for long-term funds." According to money market analysts, this demand has contributed to some shortages in long-term money supply and consequently, has placed upward pressure on some mortgage rates: an imbalance currently exists between customers seeking long-term mortgages and investors willing to deposit funds (particularly in Guaranteed Investment Certificates, GICs, the primary source of mortgage funds) for the long term. To satisfy demand, lending institutions have had to turn to the wholesale lending market where the cost of money is higher. Demand for commercial mortgages continues buoyant despite moderate increases levied by some lenders, says Bill Anderson, Royal LePage's commercial mortgage spokesman. The Canadian Mortgage Market Bulletin is based on information from Royal LePage's residential and commercial real estate managers across the country. 7<* ' ' .... Lucky Winner in ValdVs Recent Contest Over 1,500 contestants entered Valdi's lucky draw for a set of "Cabbage Patch Kids" lawn furniture, and Gail Millson ofOrono was the lucky winner. On hand for the presentation were (from left) Bowmanville Valdi Manager Mark Trudel, Assistant Manager Mary Jane Andrews, Mrs. Millson, and Valdi Regional Manager John Desjardins. House League Standings Novice: Victoria & Grey 3, Andrew Ferguson 1, Bruce Hamilton 1, Ryan Healey 1 -- Jimmy's Place 2, David Mills 1, Mark Read l. Adam & Eve 4, Jason Jefferys 1, Craig Taylor 1, Jason Jackman 2 -- Carter's Bakery 3, Scott McGregor 1, Mike Tallotti 1, Doug Parkin 1. mmm Jg§f| $£$£$0. Çïh, v : 1 lllliliiS: 7"jgf PUBLIC SCHOOL TRUSTEE Northumberland and Newcastle > Atom: J & J Sharpening 4, Paul De Jager 1, Jason Wichman 1, Michael Suess 1, Billy Coggins 1 -- London Life 3, Jeff Wright 1, Carlo Wair 1, Bruce Bumsteadl. Ontario Hydro 5, Ryan Becker 2, Adam Cota 1, Kevin Bullock 1, Chris Aiken 1 -- 401 Esso 1, Jason Edmondson 1. Pee Wee: Hutton 7, Duane Adams 1, Kent Vanderheyden 4, Bill Speakman 1, Tom White . 1 -- McRobbie 6, Chris Raby 1, Brad Powell 2, Dave McWilliams 1, Ken Cornish 2. Mr. Submarine 9, Jason Kiely 2, Richard MacCheyne 6, Chris Poirier 1 -- Dykstra's 1, David Rice 1. Bantam: Nichols 6, Jason Ryan 4, J. Duczmalewski 1, P. Smethurst 1 -- Square Boy 2, Jim Pithie 1, M. Vanderheyden 1. Deluxe Taxi 2, D.J. Higgons 1, Sean Powers 1 -- McGregor l, Jan Vanderheyden 1. ÿEg§H ELECT GARRY COOKE Trustee Ward II (Bowmanville) Northumberland/Newcastle Board of Education • Garry and Sandra have been members of the .community for over 18 years. • Varied background in Industrial Management, Marketing and Sales. • Manager of Flamex (A Division of Cigas Products Ltd.), Bowmanville, • We have 3 daughters attending school: Lori - Courtice North School Lisa - Clarke High School Heather - Bowmanville High School • Former Chairman, Advisory Committee for the Developmental^ Handicapped Northumberland/Newcastle Northumberland/Newcastle Board of Education. • Member of Navy League of Canada, • Former Vice President of ADHOD Services (Assoc. Developmentally Handicapped Oshawa and District). • Member Newcastle Block Parents Inc. • On Adult Services Committee for ADHOD- Services. • Former member of Bowmanville Chamber of Commerce. • Involved in local service projects. • President of Friday Night Mixed Bowling League. • WILL LISTEN TO AND ACT ON YOUR CONCERNS. CONCERNS. • NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT ON NOVEMBER 12. For further information call: 623-2966 VOTE HOOPER FOR MAYOR HE CARES FOR PEOPLE ! Don't be misled by signs (MINE HAVE BEEN DESTROYED BY VANDALS OR OTHERS) TO THE RESIDENTS OF WARD 3 THANK YOU For your support, encouragement and understanding over the past 5 years. ■ For taking the time to call and meet with me to discuss your concerns. And, for giving me the opportunity to serve our municipality of which I am very proud. ON NOV. 12, 1985 VOTE For the Candidate of your choice but please vote. Sincerely, DIANE HAM RE Regional Councillor - Ward 3 Rhone 983-5505 for rides or assistance.