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) Ontario Hydro Atoms Narrowly Miss Championship The Ontario Hydro Employees' Union Atoms were just squeezed out of the BRHL tournament championship championship on Saturday by Hutton Transport but all players were presented with special medallions for their efforts. efforts. Team members are, front row 1-r, Ryan Bran- nigan, Chris Jay, Jeff Crawford, Jason Barr, Jeff DURHAM THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM PUBLIC NOTICE Take notice that the Regional Municipality of Durham is considering considering A PROPOSAL TO AMEND THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN AND THE CITY OF OSHAWA OFFICIAL PLAN The amendment, as submitted by the Council of the City of Oshawa, proposes to replace the existing Eastdale Secondary Plan with a Part II Land Use and Road Plan for the subject area indicated on the map below. In order to assist in the evaluation of the proposed amendment, the public is invited to provide input by way of submissions to the Region's Planning Department. Information related to the proposed amendment, is available in the offices of the Planning Depadmenl, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, Ontario L1N 6A3 or by calling Mr. Neil Henderson, Planning Department (416) 668-7731 (Whitby)/ 686-1651 (Toronto). Submissions concerning the proposed amendment must be forwarded to the Commissioner of Planning, at the above- noted address, and must be received no later than Friday, March 3, 1989. Please include your address and telephone number in any submission made. File No. 89-002 Marie Hubbard Chairman, Planning Committee Dr. M. Michael, M.C.I.P. Commissioner of Planning By Dennis Gunter Another fine hockey game was enjoyed by the spectators Saturday, January January 21/89 at the Bowman- ville Recreation Complex. The two teams, namely A&R Flooring and McGregor's Hardware, played a fine game with A&R Flooring coming out on top with a 5-1 victory. 1st period saw end to end action with both teams displaying displaying fine hockey. At the 13:40 mark, Dave Griffin (9) and Jamie McCarthy (5) assisted assisted on a Blake Aylsworth (7) goal. Ian Sinclair (6) found himself in the clear and showed fine skills only to be stopped by a sensational sensational save made by McGregors' goalie (1) Kingham. A&R took a 2-0 lead at the .26 mark by Blake Aylsworth (7) assisted by Mark Gunter (15) and Dave Griffin. Second period had many highlights including a couple of end-to-end rushes by McGregor Hardware's (15) Jay, and exceptional goal- tending by McGregor's (1) Kingham. The only goal was unassisted at 9:55 by Blake Aylsworth (7). The third period showed consistent efforts by Tym- chuck (3), Gibson (10) and Dymarsky (17) of McGregor's McGregor's Hardware, and Jonathan Jonathan Hostick (2) of A&R Flooring. At the 14:06 mark of the third period, Tym- chuck (3) took advantage of a miscue, stole the puck and picked the bottom right hand corner of the goal. Two more goals were added by Blake Aylsworth at the 2:40 and 1:34 marks of the third period. period. The "Kool-Aid" Three- star selections were: Blake Aylsworth, Dave Griffin and Kingham. Janumy 28th's game between between A&R Flooring and Shoppers Drug Mart was a goaltending duel between Robbie Austin and Ryan L ELECTROLUX JANUARY CANADA NEW YEAR'S SPECIAL! HURRY! THIS OFFER ENDS SAT., FÉB. 4. Ni CENTRAL VACUUM $250 OFF! 'This ad is worth $250 off our New Year's 1590-Deluxe Package which Includes: Our 1989 top-of-the-llne Model 1590 Power unit, plu«H Our Incomparable Electrolux Deluxe Accessory Kit This od li not valid with trade-ins or with any other offer. Umll of coo ad por purchaso. Oltor expires on Fobruaiy 4,1989, CALL TODAY TO BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT JIM AMEY 23 Vi Hours Service Oshawa 433-1900 Pager 21-424 Bruce until the 12:51 mark of the second period when Blake Aylsworth, assisted by Steven Marsh (11), broke the scoring open with a well placed wist shot. Tremendous Tremendous efforts, again, were displayed displayed by Mike Harper (17) and Brad Shultz (14) of Shoppers and Brandon Klawitter (8) and Chris Welsh (16). Ian Sinclair had numerous numerous breakaways only to bo stymied by goaltender Ryan Bruce again and again. Rookies Mark Gunter and Chris Welsh combined to set up a couple of excellent scoring scoring chances. The 10:35 mark of the third period showed Blake Aylsworth scoring the second goal, assisted by Robbie Robbie Austin. Final score was 2- 0 for A&R Flooring. The "Kool-Aid" three-stars were: Blake Aylsworth, Ryan Bruce and Robbie Austin. Major Pee Wees Looking Good For Playoffs The Canadian Tire Major Peewee team got off to a great start in the first round of the playoffs with two wins and a tie. The first game against Peterborough on January 21st was hard hitting right from the first drop of the puck. Bowmanville took the lead 2-0 in the first period and didn't let up, winning the game 7-1. Ryan Robinson Robinson opened the scoring, fol- ea bi Jeff Murphy with Brian Campbell, NEWCASTLE: 907-1313 lowed by i two goals, Collin Taggart, Steve deBlois and Gary Adams each getting getting one goal. Assists were earned by Steve deBlois (3), Jason Crosbie (2), Ryan Robinson, Robinson, Collin Taggart, Wayde Putnam, Warren Bate and Steven Taylor. On Thursday, January 26 Bowmanville played our other opponents in this round robin, the Oshawa Red Wings. With less than one minute into the game, the score was tied 1-1. Jason Crosbie scored our first goal unassisted at 9:07. Two minutes minutes later Brian Campbell scored the tie breaker with an unassisted goal, Bowmanville held the lead for the remainder of the game to defeat the Red Wings 5-3. The third goal was scored by Jason Crosbie assisted by Gary Adams and Ryan Robinson. Ryan Robinson Robinson from Collin Taggart scored number four and the clincher with 11 seconds remaining remaining was put in by Brian Campbell assisted by Ryan Robinson. Our second game against Peterborough on Friday the 27th in Peterborough was more challenging than had been anticipated. Peterborough Peterborough took a 2-0 lead in the first period. Halfway through the second period Bowmanville got on the scoreboard with a goal by Steve deBlois assisted by Jason Jason Crosbie. Chris McCarthy stopped more than enough shots to keep us in the game. With ten minutes left in the game, Brian Campbell tied the score 2-2. A tonifie play on Brian's part. Neither team lot up for the duration of the game - final final score 2-2. On Sunday, January 29, at Iroouois Park, Bowmanville Bowmanville played an AA Whitby team in an exhibition game. Our team played very well. Steve Oko is to bo commended commended for his effort in goal. Wnydo Putnum opened the scoring lato in tho first period period assisted by Brian Campbell. Campbell. Whitby went on to defeat defeat ns 3-1. Hutton Captures Championship The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 1.1989 9 Winning Captains Receive Championship Trophies Thrasher, Jamie Powell, Darryl Cook; middle row, Stephen Wraith, Philip Gushulak, Kevin Martin, Travis Laughlin, Kyle Shackleton, Gary Munn, Jason Jason Geurts; third Oow, Asst. Coach Bill Thrasher, Head Coach Rick Powell, Asst. Coach Dave Cook, Asst. Coach Lloyd Born. Victories Push A&R Higher in Standings Hutton Transport of the BRHL Atom Division faced three other BRHL teams in that league's annual tournament tournament held on Saturday, January January 28 in the Bowmanville Recreation Complex. In their first game, Hutton skated to 7-0 victory over the team sponsored by J&J Sharpening. Sharpening. This win advanced the Truckers to the 'A' side while J&J continued to the 'B' side where they went on to win the 'B' championship. Congratulations Congratulations to J&J. In this first game, winger Brian Hogennout neatly tucked the puck into the open corner on a shot going wide by defenceman Peter Schoep. Less than a minute later, Hutton went ahead by two on a goal by Peter Schoep. The Hutton attack continued continued in the second period when a two-on-one netted Hutton's third goal on a wrist shot by Greg Knox. During the second period, Ryan Stainton made some excellent saves in keeping J&J off the scoreboard. J&J never gave up and were able to hold back many Hutton advances but were unable themselves to penetrate the Hutton defense. Midway through the third period, Hutton's Les McCrory found the mark on a high wrist shot into the far corner. Scoring on his backhand, backhand, Jeff Hughes put Hutton Hutton ahead by five. With one minute remaining. Les McCrory stole the puck from a J&J player and then beat the goaltender for the team's sixth goal. Alex Walcer notched Hutton's final goal. During this game, assists were earned by Peter Schoep (2), Greg Knox, Paul Hollingsworth, Brad Read and Niall O'Donnell. The Hutton Transport team squeaked by in tneir next game when thy squared off against 401 Esso. During a scoreless first period both goaltenders had to work hard to keep the puck out of their nets. Ben Medd, Brad Read, Jeff Hughes and Les McCrory were all robbed by the 401 Esso netminder in their attempts to get the all important first goal. It was 401 Esso that opened the scoring early in the second period. In an extremely extremely tight checking period period both teams were unable to get many shots on net. 401 Esso continued to apply apply the pressure in the third period but, due to the strong Hutton defense and goal- tending, were unable to score. Finally, on a slapshot by Peter Schoep and assisted by Jeff Hughes; the Truckers Truckers began to breathe new life into tneir offense. Their efforts efforts were rewarded when an all out assault resulted in Hutton scoring the winning goal. Peter Schoep flipped in the winner as he was ialling to the ice. With over three minutes left in the game, each Hutton player worked hard to maintain the lead and advance the team to the "A" final. In the "A" Championship game, Hutton Transport faced off against the Ontario Hydro Union team. The Hutton players thought they had it all won at the end of the first period when they were leading 4-1. But Ontario Ontario Hydro had lots of electricity electricity left and came back with two back-to-back goals in the second period to put them back in the game. Ontario Hydro evened the score five minutes into the third period on a short- handed goal and suddenly it was anybody's game with only ten minutes remaining. The Truckers regrouped and came back with two back-to- back goals of their own. Already Already a very exciting game, it became even more so, when Ontario Hydro narrowed narrowed the lead to one goal when they scored with only 30 seconds remaining. Ontario Ontario Hydro opted to pull their goaltender to gain the extra attacker but when Hutton gained control of the puck it was put into the open net with nine seconds remaining and clinch the championship. championship. Congratulations to each of the Hutton players and coaches. Brad Read scored the first goal and assisted on another. Jeff Hughes scored twice and Les McCrory scored the open net goal. Alex Walcer, Peter Schoep and Curtis Coumeyea each scored once. Niall O'Donnell earned two assists while Alex Walcer, Ben Medd, Greg Knox and Colin Galinski each earned one. Although not credited with points, Mike Ferguson, Brian Hogenhout, Jeremy Digham and Paul Hollingsworth Hollingsworth were all important players in this game. Ryan Stainton performed well between between the pipes. Hutton Transport and J&J faced each other again on Sunday morning in regular regular house league action in the Darlington Arena. Defenceman Greg Knox,- on an assist from Brad Read, opened the scoring well into the first period. Alex Walcer notched Hutton's second goal on an assist from Peter Schoep. Jeff Hughes beat the J&J goaltender to put the Truckers ahead by three at the end of one period. J&J kept Hutton scoreless in the second period and scored themselves to narrow Hutton's lead. Hutton tallied two more in the third period to win the game 5-1, Peter Schoep, assisted by Paul Hollingsworth, scored with two minutes remaining in the game and then Greg Knox put in his second of the game. BLOCK Sponsor Dave Boyd was present to present the Consolation trophy to his team Captain Jack Laverty on Saturday at the conclusion of the BRHL tournament hero. On Mr. Boyd's left in the photo is Andre Raymond the Notre Dame MVP and at far right in J & J's MVP Darren Allin. Dave Boyd also presented the Championship trophy at the BRHL tournament on Saturday to Capt. Les McCrory of Hutton Transport Atoms. The MVP awards went to Travis Laughlin of the Ontario Hydro Employees' Union and Jeremv Bigham of Hutton Transport. PARENT SI CSC 1975 TM tl CCS I3Î5 TM Bowmanville Valley Co-operative Homes Inc. PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING Are you looking for safe, secure and affordable housing? A neighborly environment for you and your family? Would you be interested in joining a. non-profit housing co-operative in Bowmanville? Call 432-3226, or leave a message after 5 p.m., to reserve space at a public meeting to be held at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, February 15, 1989, in Courtroom #1, 132 Church St., Bowmanville. Application forms for initial waiting list will be distributed after meeting. Now you can bank around the dock in Bowmanville. Banking in Bowmanville has just become more convenient. With our new Royal Bank Personal Touch Banking* machine, and your Royal Bank Client Card, you can deposit, withdraw, transfer money, pay bills and access your Visa account any time-24 hours a clay, 7 clays a week. Our new Personal Touch Banking machine will also accept banking machine cards from • virtually all Canadian financial institutions and all U.S. Plus member banks, lor cash withdrawals. So drop into the Royal Bank in Bowmanville today. And start . Li-'tprflC enjoying your own w ' ^ nun banking hours. 'Wus System VISA BAINK •TM of The Royal IVink ufCanada •Hoyul Ikuik n-gtotvivd tw of marks.