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« » ( i i 18 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 8,1989 Enniskillen Squad Wins Soccer Tournament ; The Courtice Area Schools Group held their annual soccer tournament at M. J. Hobbs Senior Public School in Hampton on October 26 and 27. The Enniskillen boys elementary soccer team were the winners of the tournament, beating out Courtice North. Barb Pammett is presenting the trophy to the winning team's coach, Ken Young, and captains Tony Wilson (holding trophy) and Sean Liptay. Grist Mill Boys in Semis The Newcastle Grist Mill PeeWees travelled to Man- vers on Wed., Oct. 25th, and produced a very lackluster performance in losing 10-1. Adam Connaghan scored the only goal for Grist Mill after Jeff Darrach won the face-off to get the puck back to Adam. On Wed., Nov. 1st, the Grist Mill PeeWees played their first home game of the season and produced a much better effort in beating Lindsay Lindsay 8-5. ' Jeff Darrach led the scoring scoring parade with four goals, followed by Jeff Pearce with two, Frank Vanoverloop and Tyler Sokoljuk one each. Picking up two assists each were Adam Connaghan and Tyler Sokoljuk, with Frank . Vanoverloop, Jeff Thornhill, Jeff Pearce, and Michael Coe contributing one each. David Arnold played a very good game in the Grist Mill net with the team still having some defensive problems problems as well as having to many i penalties. Jeff played an excellent game in a defensive" role. On Sat., Nov. 4th, the Grist Mill boys participated in the Oakwood Minor Hockey Hockey PeeWee Tournament and were eliminated in the 'B' Championship semi-final. First Game: Woodville-6 Newcastle-0 The Grist Mill boys ran into a superior hockey team in this game and put up a valiant effort to hold the score to six. David Arnold played a great game in goal as he was called upon to make many difficult saves. Second Game: Newcastle- 2 Oshawa Bruins-0 Behind the steady goaltending goaltending of David Arnold and survive many unnecessary Thornhill a stingy defense, the Grist Mill boys were able to pull out the victory and advance to the 'B' Division semifinals. semifinals. Tyler Sokoljuk scored both goals, with Jeff Darach and Michael Coe earning assists. assists. Third Game: Oakwood-5 Newcastle-1 The Grist Mill boys put up another good effort against a strong team but Skylight Donuts Gord Cowling 26 pts, Joan Murphy'26 pts, Anne Porter 20 pts, Sam Adams 14 pts, Glenn Smith 11 pts, Gord Simpson 11 pts, Top Ten Averages Sam Adams 220, Joan Murphy 202, Glenn Smith 201, Gord Cowling 200, Cathy Cathy Bothwell 192, Barb Gilkes 191, Sue Arends 189, Brenda Stainton 187, Linda Taylor 186, Ken Cowling 186. Ladies High Single - Cathy Cathy Bothwell 239, Ladies High Triple - Sue Arends 640, Men's High Single ' - Sam Adams 296, Men's High Triple - Gord Cowling 729. Triple F Don Vender Meer 22 pts, Frances Mulder 20 pts, Brian Buma 18 pts, Hammy Vander Gaast 17pts, Ron Bonsma 15 1/2 pts; Rick Vander Kooi 13pts, Case De Plaa 12 pts, Pete Glasber- gen 12 pts, Dirk Van Abbe- ma 11 pts, Nel Van Abbema 10 1/2 pts, Peter Flonk 7 pts, Anne Vander Gaast 4 pts. High Single Ladies - Frances Mulder 252, High Single Men - Jean Nadeau 267, High Triple Ladies - Frances Mulder 601, High Triple Men - Dirk Van Abbe- ma 642. HAROLD JANSMA CONSTRUCTION Renovations and Restorations Custom Woodworking Interior/Exterior Trim Work 786-2364 Newtonville "Old Fashioned Service at a Reasonable Price" were unable to take advantage advantage of their scoring chances, chances, to be eliminated from further play. Jeff Darrach scored the only goal unassisted unassisted with David Arnold playing another strong game in goal. All the boys really hustled hustled in this tournament and put up a good effort against some very good hockey teams. . The Grist Mill boys will swing back into league action action on Wed., Nov. 8th, as they host a team from Peterborough Peterborough at 7:30, and they travel to Cobourg on Fri., Nov. 10th. Ed. Schryer Produces for Hockin Oldies by Bob Sheridan Ed Schryer led our Ken Hockin Oldtimers attack for a 5-1 win over Town Sports on Wednesday night. Ed scored two goals and added two assists in this contest, to continue a scoring streak that started with a three point game against Newcastle Newcastle in our opening game. Eddie Eddie has been paired with Bob Deblois in all our early contests this year and these two marksmen have gained between three and seven points in every game. Art Hester was brilliant in goal as the Town Sports crew kept up a persistant attack. attack. Art, however, held them to one goal by Delton Dykstra. Bowmanville goals were scored by Eddie with two, Irv Gill with two and Bob Sheridan with one. Mike Willoughby played well in the Town Sports nets. In a Friday night contest, we bowed 8-4 to Newcastle Busters. Art Hester again made Some great saves but could not withstand the excellent excellent passing and sniping of George Sainsburv with three markers, and Tony Jones with two. Other Newcastle Newcastle goals were scored by JeiTy Doss, Ron Hooper and Phil Fox. Danny Bnscoe in the Newcastle nets was beaten by Siegi Rohr, Ron Rushak, Joe Balson and the unstoppable Eddie Schryer. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE PUBLIC NOTICE TO ITS CITIZENS PROPOSED SECONDARY PLANS FOR THE HAMLETS OF LESKARD AND MAPLE GROVE TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle Planning Department will be holding Public Open Houses to obtain input on proposed Secondary Plans for the Hamlets of Leskard and Maple Grove. The Public Open Houses will be held as follows: Proposed Secondary Plan for the Hamlet of Leskard: DATE: Tuesday, November 21,1989 TIME: 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. PLACE: Orono Town Hall, northeast corner of Park and Main Streets, Orono. Proposed Secondary Plan for the Hamlet of Maple Grove: DATE: Thursday, November 23,1989 TIME: 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. PLACE: Bowmanville Recreation Complex, northwest corner of Regional Road 57 and Highway 2 NOTE: Copies of the proposed Secondary Plans will be on display at the Newcastle Town Hall, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville. Additional information relating to the proposed Secondary Plans for the Hamlets of Leskard and Maple Grove is available between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday, at the Town of Newcastle Planning Department, Newcastle Town Hall, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario Ontario or by calling Janice Szwarz at 623-3379. Franklin Wu, M.C.I.P. Director of Planning and Development 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 3K6 Wednesday, Novembers, 1989 Date of Publication: Mike's Place Novices Open Season withWin Newcastle's Mike's place Novices opened the season this past Saturday with a victory on the rood. They began began the United Counties Hockey League Season in Baltimore with a 9-0 win. With only three second year players, Newcastle were not sure how they would fare. They needn t have worried though with veteran Chris Davis notching notching 2 goals. Nicolas Stacey and Michael Patrick carried over their scoring exploits from last year as they scored 4 and 3 goals respectively. Baltimore had just finished finished killing off a penalty when Jerry Guthrie ran a pass up to Chris Davis who went in alone, giving Newcastle Newcastle a 1-0 lead. Three minutes minutes into the 2nd period Nicolas Nicolas Stacey took a pass from Craig Harness and broke in off the wing, putting putting a wrist shot in the top corner. Stacey then made it 3-0 at the 8:27 mark with assists to Kevin Kennedy and Chris MacLean. This time Don Baker and Craig Harness chipped in on Stacey's Stacey's 3rd of the game, giving Newcastle a 4-0 lead and Stacey a natural hat trick. Nearing the end of the 2nd period, Vince Norton, playing a strong game on defence, defence, took a shot but the Baltimore goalie was unable to hold the rebound and Chris Davis scored his 2nd of the game. Gaining confidence as the game went on, Mike Patrick scored 3 in the 3rd. The 1st came on a pass from Geny Moore, the 2nd a shorthanded shorthanded effort, and the 3rd a steal from the Baltimore defence. Jimmy Conboy posted his 1st shutout of the year. Turning aside 12 shots he is sure to face more shots this week as Newcastle travels to Orono Monday, then play host to Grafton Wednesday. Home games are Wednesdays Wednesdays at 6:30. This year's coaching staff consists of Jim Stacey, Bar- Norton and Jim Conboy. ey along with the parents and executive of Newcastle Village Minor Hockey would like to thank Mike's Place for their sponsorship and continued support of minor hockey in the village of Newcastle. Newcastle. ry I The Mayor's Ribbon Cutting Officially Opens "Restoram,a"Shoppe Restorama, at 24 King Street E, Bowmanville, opened its doors recently to introduce the public to their fabulous stock of circa 1900 wood, cast iron, glass and tin reproductions. The hit of the day was the cast iron, gargoyle and a five-globe street lamp which drew comment from Mayor Marie Hubbard and other assembled assembled well-wishers. Could it be that young Master' Nicholas Trudeau is posing a difficult political question question to Mayor Hubbard wnile she waits for Sharon Trudeau and Jim Britton to stretch the ribbon? 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