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i :'^S3T? Fine Showing byBHS Runners in Ci'oss Country Meet if. Sm- ,, Bowmanville High School's cross country team had a successful showing at the LOSSA cross country ..meet on October 19. Some of the students who gave '..stellar performances included: Paul Stonehouse who finished second in senior boys and Diana Moriarity who finished second in junior girls. The junior girls' team finished first in overall points and received gold medals and a trophy in recognition of the effort. by Natalie Axelson . "On your .mark, get sct....GO!" Boy, did they ever ,,go! B.H.S. cross country jj team put out a great perfor- ,.mance again on October il 25th at the DYSSA (Dur- ham-York Secondary School Association) meet. The com- petition is between the best ©runners from the Durham and York regions. The Junior Girls were amazing as they finished 2nd for overall team points and received silver medals. All of the girls qualified for OFFSA. Laura Sommerscales - 44th, Kate Langstaff. Gracy VanHoof - tied 25th, Veroni- ca Harris - 23rd, Tara Coop er - 10th, Diana Moriarity - 2nd. The boys didn't make it to OFFSA (best high school runners from all of Ontario) however they had a great finish to their season. Doug Millson - 54th, Brad Palmer - 71st, Brian Elliott - 74th, Sean Anderson Anderson - 84th, Matt Aitken - NR. Chris Hilbom - NR, Paiil Stonehouse ran an excellent excellent race and finished 5th. The OFFSA competition will take place on November 4th at Boyd Conservation Area in Woodbridge. Spectators Spectators welcome! Congratulations Congratulations go out to all team members for their effort and tremendous results! Courtice North Runners Do Well in Harrier Meet ...... r S'f X v ■ v \§ ■& mpm um\ -tmm - d f o,'i ') 1-, jtii On September 20, several students at Courtice North Public School attended the annual harrier cross 'county race for schools in the Darlington district. Students prepared weeks in advance for the gruelling run that toon them over hills, bridges and gravel roacs. Pictured here are the winners from Courtice ........ L DURHAM THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING Take notice that the Regional Planning Committee will consider at a meeting to be held on: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7,1989 AT 11:00 A.M. Ik planning department boardroom 105 CONSUMERS DRIVE, WHITBY ■ AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE OFFICIAL PLAN OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE THE AMENDMENT proposes a restructuring of the land use designations within Neighbourhoods '2A', '2B' and '2D' through the deletion of a junior elementary public school designation and "Hazard Land" indications affecting the subject land; introduction of a Local Central Area and two medium Density Symbols; and the restructuring of population targets of Neighbourhoods "2A" and "2B". L TOWN OF NEWCASTLE i NEIGHBOUmiOOl BOUNDARIES N éL > j BOWMANVILLE Subsequently, the Regional Council will consider the recommendation of the Planning Committee at a meeting to be held on: ; WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15,1909 AT 10:00 A.M. COUNCIL CHAMBERS, REGIONAL HEADQUARTERS BUILDING 605 ROSSLAND ROAD EAST, WHITBY The report related to the amendment application Is available for inspection in the offices of the Planning Planning Department, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, or by calling Ms, Sheila Dovata, Planning Department Department (Whitby) 668-7731/(Toronto) 686-1651, Requests to make a presentation before the Planning Committee concerning the amendment application application must bojorwardod to Dr. M. Michael, M.C.I.P., Commissioner of Planning, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, Ontario L1N 6A3, and should be received by Friday preceding the meeting. Requests to make a presentation before the Regional Council concerning the amendment application must bo forwarded to the Regional Clerk, Regional Headquarters Building, 605 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario L1N 6A3, and should bo received 48 hours prior to the Regional Council mooting. FILE NO. 88-004/N Gary Horroma Regional Chairman C. W. Lundy, A.M.C.T. Regional Clerk The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 1,1989 11 Pee Wees Lose One, Win Two w North. They are (in the front fribm the left): Chris Fice, ninth; Ryan Dunn, second; and Nancy Metcalf, tenth. In the back from the left are: Robyn McKinnon, sixth; Brad Shaw, sixth; and Jeannette Charest seventh. seventh. 401 Esso Atoms Win Three More Games The boys from the 401 Esso Atom hockey team played their third hockey game of the season on Saturday, Saturday, October 28, after winning winning their first two games against T-Mac and Ontario Hydro. With only 11 players and two full lines everyone had their work cut out for them. The Esso crew struck early with two quick goals. The first goal came at the 1:03 mark with Darryl Cook scoring on a pass from Wade Worsley. Twenty-seven seconds seconds later, Darryl scored an unassisted goal to put Esso ahead by two goals. Brandon Renton made several good saves in the first period to help preserve the lead. The secon<yjeriod opened with Hutton Transport putting putting on the pressure and dominating play in the Esso end. Brandon again came to the rescue with a tough shoulder save and then mode a great stop on a two on nothing break, and scooped up the loose puck before Hutton could score. On the next shift Darryl Cook notched his hat trick on a nice shot following a pass out from the corner by Ben Medd. Darryl continued his outstanding play and scored his fourth goal of the game on a rising shot from the left side. Paul Drummond Drummond gave 401 Esso a 5-0 lead after nutting a nifty move on the dofcncemnn and flipping the puck past the Hutton goalie. Hutton put on considerable considerable pressure lato in the game and scored three unanswered unanswered goals. I-Iowovor, some good work by the Esso dofonco, strong backchock- ing by the forwards and outstanding outstanding work by Brandon Ronton in tho 401 Esso not helped preserve n 5-3 win. Nice work, tonm! busy hockey the GTS Groves Pee- wee Toros came up with 2 wins and 1 loss. First Game Toros vs Cobourg Friday, October 27, 89 Friday night action was in the Cobourg Arena, 1st period saw end to end hockey. hockey. Cobourg received the first penalty of the game, putting Bowmanville on the power play. The Toros worked hard but just couldn't get it in the net. Bowmanville dominated most of the play in the first but at the end of the first the score remained 0-0. 2nd period saw Bowmanville Bowmanville take their first penalty, putting Cobourg on a powerplay and putting them on the scoreboard. Shortly after, they scored their 2nd leaving it at 2-0 hockey game at the end of 2 periods. 3rd period After a short rest it was time again to hit the ice and try to bring some of their hard work to the scoreboard. But Cobourg scored 2 more quick goals. Although the Toros' teamwork was there, the scoreboard remained empty. Then Luke Akey picked a pass up from Mike Nesbitt making it count. Minutes later Greg Knox scored from Jason Jeffreys. After a well played game the scoreboard just didn't read what it should have. The game ended with Cobourg 4 Bowmanville 2. We'll get them next time boys! Sat. October 28 Bowmanville vs Lindsay The Toros hit the ice at 3 p.m. After the hard work the night before they were ready to show Lindsay who was boss. They dominated the game and came up with a score to prove it. At the end of 3 periods of hockey the scoreboard read 5-1 Bowmanville, Bowmanville, way to go boys. Teamwork always works. Without all goals accounted accounted for, Luke Akey, our Captain received his first hat trick. Sunday, October 29 Bowmanville vs Omemee Wow! What a team, it showed on the ice and on the scoreboard. With a previous loss to this team of 6-0 the Toros meant business, they were not leaving without the win under their belt. Al- Mr. Sub Crew Busy With Three Contests The Mr. Sub team had a busy week with 3 games. On Thursday, October 26, the Mr. Sub team played St. Mark's of the O.C.H.L. at Darlington Arena. The Sub team skated to a hard fought 3-0 victory. The goal scorers for the Sub boys were Rob Watson, Chad Vie- not and Brian Thornton with his first of the year. Darren Allin and Justin Vance each picked up assists assists in this game.. This is Brian's first year in hockey, and with his heart and drive we are expecting big things from him. Little Darren Allin Allin seems to enjoy the hitting hitting but the coaches wish he would hit some little guys. Jeff Crawford played well in net and deserved the shutout. shutout. On Saturday, October 28 the Mr. Sub team played a league game against Big "E" Roofing. Both these teams had won their previous • league games. The Sub boys scored first with David Vernon Vernon getting the goal and Alex Walcer the assist. Mark Read scored for Big "E" to tie the game. Chad Vienot notched the 2nd goal for Mr. Sub with Darren Allin Allin and Brian Thornton getting getting assists. Darren Allin then notched the 3rd goal with Brian and Darren Donohue Donohue picking up assists. Darren Donahue then notched tho 4th Sub goal with Justin Vance getting the assist. In the last minutes of the game both teams put out their big lines with the Sub boys coming out on top with Rob Watson scoring and Dairen Donahue ana Chad assisting. The final score showed a 5 to 1 victory for Mr. Submarine. On Sunday, October 29 the Mr. Sub team travelled to Newcastle to play MacK- enzio Park from Oshawn. Tho last time these teams met tho Sub boys skated to an easy victory. This game proved a big difference with the MacKenzie boys getting a hard fought 3 to 1 victory. Tho only Sub goal was scored on n pass from Clayton Clayton Guest to Rick Swale back to Clayton who notched tho goal. The Sub boys have now played 9 games with a record of 6 wins and 3 losses. losses. though it was not from the effort of Omemee. Bowmanville played well and it showed. 1st period saw end to end hockey with our goaltender and defence on tneir toes at all times. The forwards skating and passing for a team effort. The game remained scoreless scoreless after the first period. 2nd period saw Bowmanville Bowmanville score the first goal, then they received their 2nd goal, but Omemee got 3 quick goals to end the second. second. Omemee 3 Bowmanville Bowmanville 2. 3rd Period meant hard work was ahead and that is just what the Toros did. They never quit until the buzzer went. Scoring 2 more goals making it 5-3 Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Goal Scorers - Jamie Sellers Sellers 2 goals, Mike Nesbitt 1 goal, David Mills 1 goal, Jason Jason Jeffreys 1 goal. I want to take the time to introduce your Bowmanville "CC" Toro PeeWee Team Sponsored by G.T.S. Groves: No 2. David Mills - Assistant Captain, No 3 Shawn Broome, No. 4 Mike Cramm, No. 5 Greg Knox, No. 6 Derrick MacMillan, No. 7 Jamie Sellers, No. 8 Jason Jeffreys, No. 9 Mike Nesbitt - Assistant Captain, No. 10 David Schissler, No. 14 Brad Ormiston, No.16 Brendan Pearce, No. 17 Luke Akey - Captain. Goal- Tenders - Brad DeLorme, Mark Lynch. Coach Teny Lynch, Asst. Coach Paul By- cok, Manager Cindy Broome. Three Victories for Dennis Pizza Toros O.M.S. Oldtimers Lose to Buster's By Robert E. Stiles Newcastle Busters Old- timers hosted Ontario Motor Sales on Sunday, October 29, and spotted O.M.S. their only goal at 1:34 and Busters Busters went on to score 6 to take the sails out of the Ontario Ontario Motor Crew. Busters' scoring leaders were Mike Doyle with 2 goals and 1 assist with Grant Flintoff, Dave Roote and Tony Jones, all with 1 goal' and 2 assists each. Sandy MacDonald had 1 goal and 1 assist. George Sainsbury and Gary Wood- beck had 1 assist each. The first period saw Ontario Ontario Motor Sales open the scoring on a goal by B. Ruddock Ruddock at 1:34 (the first shot of the game on Kelly) assisted by Dave Gay and I Madill. Leo Kelly closed the door on the Motor crew for the remainder remainder of the game. With 1:20 left in the period Grant Flintoff scored to break A Hill's shutout assisted by Dave Roote and Mike Doyle to end the period. The 2nd period saw New Faces for Halminen Toros Halminen Homes, Roger Hornsby, Bill VanBoxtel, and John Keating are proud to present to you this year's edition of the Halminen Homes "Midget" Toros. In goal is, #1, Geoff Smith and #30, Jason His- cock. At defense we have, #4, Ron Lux ton; #5, Trevor Boyde; #8, Martin d'Entremont; #9, Brian Page; and #12, Kevin Grant. At forward we have; #6, Doug Colterman; #7 , Chris Brown; #10, Marcel Desjardins; Desjardins; #11, Geoff Goode; # 16, Chris Ewles; # 2, Derek Clo- water; #15, Kevin Poitras; #18, Trevor Johnston; #14, and Chris Matheson. The Toros have played four games already this year with an 0-4 record. The team has shown a lot of heart and mental toughness over the four games and have improved every game. The coaching staff sees nothing nothing but positive things for the team and given "very strong" positive predictions for the team's future. Scorers for the past four games were; Doug Colter- man and Trevor Boyde with 3 points each; Brian Page, Marcel Desjardins, Chris Brown, and Chris Ewles with 2 points each, and singles singles going out to Geoff Goode and Todd Johnston. The Toros' next home games will be November 1st against Lindsay and November November 15th against Port Hope. All games begin promptly at 9:00 p.m. See you at the games!! By Bill van Boxtel, manager of the Halminen Homes Toros. Sandy MacDonald score at 3:56 assisted by Tony Jones and George Sainsbury for a 2-1 lead and what proved to be the winner. Mike Doyle made it 3-1 with his 1st of the game at 5:10 assisted by Sandy MacDonald and Tony Jones to end the 2nd period. Tony Jones started off the 3rd period with a goal at 7:13 assisted by Gary Wood- beck for a 4-1 lead. Mike Doyle scored his 2nd of the game at 10:03 assisted by Grant Flintoff and Dave Roote for a 5-1 lead. Dave Roote closed out the scoring at 18:42 assisted by Grant Flintoff for a 6-1 victory. Busters' next game will be against Hockin Real Estate Estate on Friday. November 3 in Bowmanville at 8 p.m. Busters will be in Newcastle on Sunday, November 5 at 11:30 a.m. against Armstrong: Armstrong: Sports. The Dennis Pizza boys were cooking on the weekend weekend with three wins, and out scoring their opposition with 22 goals and only allowing allowing 2 against them. In the first game the Toros Toros travelled to Stouffville, where after a sluggish first period, came out with 2 goals in the second period by Johnathon Armishaw and Steve Ewles; assists going to Jason Lange, Andrew Wraith and Brett Pakosta. The third period began with a Toro giveaway, which allowed a Stouffville player to get a breakaway and score to bring his team within within one goal. With 1:30 remaining remaining in the game, Stouffville Stouffville pulled their goalie for an extra attacker but Toros' Greg Koenderman stood his ground in goal and with seconds seconds remaining Craig Sabine Sabine slipped Chris Pot the puck ana he scored in the open net to finish the game at 3-1. On Saturday, coach MacDonald MacDonald had them on fire as they exploded for a 11-0 victory victory over Port Hope. Mike McCrory was the key figure in this game as he scored 1 goal and earned himself 4 assists. Chris Pot also had a strong game with 4 goals. On Sunday the Toros were off to Lindsay where once again strong defense play prevailed as they handily handily defeated Lindsay 8-1. Jason Jason Lange led the way with 3 goals and 3 assists. Andrew Andrew Wraith and Craig Sabine Sabine each scored a goal apiece as both boys played strong games. Goals and assists for the weekend Stephen Ewles (2 f oals, 2 assists), Brett Pa.- osta (2 assists), Mike Maynard Maynard (2 assists), Jeff Shmyr (2 assists), Chris McKenzie (1 assist), Colin MacDonald (3 assists), Chris Pot (6 goals, 3 assists), Mike McCrory (2 goals, 5 assists), Johnathon Armishaw (2 goals, 1 assist), Erik Griffin (2 assists), Jason Lange ( 5 goals, 6 assists), Craig Sabine Sabine (2 goals, 1 assist), Andrew Andrew Wraith (2 goals, 4 assists). assists). P.S. The team is looking forward to the return of Niki Adams. Get well, soon! Open Trail Rides Western Wrangler Nothing to do? Come and join us this weekend for an open trail ride. Brins along the kids too. flOyrs. and overJ. Give us a al Monday to Sunday between 9 a.m.-5 p.m. You'll enjoy a variety of trails with pleasant surroundings. Lots of horses available for your riding pleasure. Located 6.1 km north of No. 35-No. 115 junction. See you on the trail, cowpokes! 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