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I Darlington Auto Atom Selects Win 'B' Championship The Canadian Statesman, Bowmnnville, February 21,1990 15 " Noted TSNSportscaster Speaks to Students The Darlington Auto Atom Selects won the 'B' Championship at the Oshawa Heritage Tournament on February 10-11. In no particular order are the team members and their coaches, Wayne Aasen (coach), Paul Frayne (asst.), Rick Keeler (mgr.), Came ron Millar, Scott Sawyer, Darryl Cook, Phil Gushulak, Jason Frayne, Greg Masterson, Robbie MacCheyne, Scott MacKay, Mike Ferguson, Brian Ball, Guy Tou- signant, Jeff Thrasher, Scott MacDonald, Richard Aasen, Aasen, Ryan Brunnigan, Emile Salomon. The Darlington Auto Atom Selects have been struggling of late and playing playing in a tournament was not high on the Coach's wish list. However, the schedule had been set, the registration registration paid and we were committed. committed. The Thursday night prior to the tournament an exhibition game was held against the Newcastle Atom Rep Team. The score ended in a 2-2 tie and the team was showing signs of working working together again. The coaching staff could only hope this would continue in the tournament. In the Oshawa Heritage Tournament, our first game was against London Red Circle at 12:30 Saturday af- fcbUufUuj you Qifjtl and Qn&etùufi... He Hut Fmwi lull! in tt* Nutt WCWPL SINCE 1930 It's time to call your Welcome Wagon hostess. Sandra Yates Phone 623-5873 Muriel Moynes Phone 623-7741 temoon. We struggled for a period and a half and were down by two goals by the end of the second period. We started to play with them in the third and Scott MacDonald MacDonald got us back to within a goal with assists going to Scott MacKay and Guy Tou- signant. The last half of the period was played in their end and with one minute left in the game we bombarded bombarded their goalie with shots but couldn't buy a goal. With one second left in the game, London scored again making the final 3-1 for them. Mike Ferguson was our M.V.P. playing an outstanding game on defense. defense. The second game was against N.A.S.C. Selects from Oshawa. The boys knew we had to win this game if we wanted to play on Sunday, and the coaching staff reminded the boys of a couple of points before they went on the ice. They wanted wanted a quick start, the first shot on net, the first goal. In the case of a tie, these were the tie breakers. With a minute gone in the first period, period, no. one had a shot on goal. Oshawa took a penalty and the advantage swung our way. During the man advantage the puck moved back to the point, the defenseman defenseman let the shot go, and it hit an Oshawa player on the pad, bounced behind our defenseman and Oshawa had a break-away! After a real good move on our goalie, the puck was in the net and we were down 1- 0. Now we had to beat them! A tie would give them the game. We continued to press and at the 6:14 mark of the first period, Jeff Thrasher blocked a clearing pass at their blue line, moved it into the corner to Scott MacKay ' P£ MacDonald who put it in the net.. The boys continued to work hard with Robbie MacCheyne MacCheyne setting the example with his continual second efforts efforts and were rewarded when Jason Frayne put in Scott MacDonald's rebound. Although we had the advantage advantage in play we couldn't get - another goal to ease the pressure. Our goalie tandem of Scott Sawyer and Cameron Cameron Millar played super for us with Cameron winning the M.V.P. award. The final score was 2-1, and we moved to the 'B' Championship Final. Final. After each player was introduced introduced to the crowd and O'Canada was sung, the Darlington Auto squad showed they had come to play from the drop of the puck. The play was continually continually in Hamilton's end but again we couldn't get a goal. We didn't get a goal that counted until the 10:26 mark of the third period when Jason Frayne set up Emile Salomon. The boys had been frustrated because of the two disallowed goals from quick whistles. The insurance insurance goal came with 4:34 left in the game when Phil Gushulak, playing back to form, kept the puck in at the blue line, fired it in front of the net and Scott MacDonald MacDonald banked it off a Hamilton player into the net. The whole team was playing playing the way they are able to. Not all the passes are on the sticks or all checks made but they are giving the effort to make these things happen. The line of Danyl Cook, Greg Masterson and Brian Ball moved the puck around very well but had no luck around the net. Ryan Bran- nigan who plays with Emile and Jason continues to be a valuable asset to that line If we were as generous with our advertising as we were with our remodelling, this would be a full page ad. At i 'thfitiq 'Dutchmtiii - 1 /u; Hwy. 401 & Liberty St. 623-3373 proudly announces the opening of Durham Region's only Brew Pub & Restaurant WATCH FOR OUR OPENING EARLY MARCH and helps me defenseman with his back-checking. The other defenseman, Richard Aasen, continues to play a solid game and is now pounding the puck from the blueline. The score board did not note the fact that we dominated dominated this game, Hamilton only had six shots on our goalies. Mike Ferguson was again picked as the M.V.P. The boys played some very entertaining hockey this weekend ana it looks like we're back on the right track. Congratulations Darlington Darlington Auto Selects!!! Triple F Bowling its, by Brad Kelly It's, a remark that's a nightmare to the ears of every every TV personality. "Your face looks familiar, but I can't seem to remember remember your name." For TSN broadcaster Gino Reda, it's a remark that isn't uttered too often by , his faithful flock of Sportsdesk followers. Gino was a guest speaker at Durham Christian High School on Wednesday, February February 14 as a part of the school's 'special emphasis week.' Taking part hi a panel panel discussion to start the morning, students were given given the opportunity to visit Gino in two separate workshops. workshops. During the one hour workshops, Gino opened up the floor to the students who flooded him with questions regarding the world of sports. Sitting in front of a classroom classroom of approximately 20 students, Gino appeared as comfortable as he does in front of the cameras. Sports- desk, which can be seen on TSN five times daily, is where Gino receives the bulk of his work. His side- kick- on the late night version version of the show, is Oshawa's Paul Romanuk. Gino has the type of personality personality that allows you to become immediate friends with him. Numerous times during the lunch break between between workshops, students stopped by to ask a question, question, or simply listen to his answers. Like a true professional, professional, Gino took the time to answer the barrage of questions questions while maintaining his warm smile. Speaking to the students, Gino offered some insight on what motivates him. "I want to be the best sports commentator in Canada. Canada. I'm not sure if I can be, but that's my goal." "During our late night shows we don't do a lot of commentaries because that's not why the people tune in. At 11:00 o'clock at night, people want to know the ' score of the Leaf game, they don't want to hear what I thought about the game," commented Gino when asked if he would like to do more commentaries during his shows. Getting involved in sports as a line of work was, as he put it, "a fluke." "When I was 16 I phoned the local cable company and told them I was interested in doing some sports reporting reporting because I thought it would be fun." "Within the first couple of days I did the play-by-play for the Ontario boxing fi- Dirk VanAbbema 15 Case De Plaa 14 pts, Ralph Bouwnteester 13 pts, John Rozema 13 pts, Brian Buma 12 pts, Bill Van Dyk 10 pts, Ron Bonsma 9 pts, Frances Mulder 9 pts, Jean Nadeau 8 pts, Hammy Vander Gaast 8 pts, Don Vander Meer 7 pts, Andy Bonsma 7 pts. High Single Ladies Mi nie Kàldeway 290, High Single Men Jean Nadeau 256, High Triple Ladies Minie Kalde- way 646, High Triple Men Jean Nadeau 663, High Average Average Ladies Nel Van Abbe- ma 188, High Average Men Dirk Van Abbema 199. HELP KEEP RED CROSS READY! ^ by Robert E. Stiles The Newcastle Oldtimers hosted the Durham Regional Police Department on Sunday, Sunday, February 18, 1990 and were not a very gracious host as they downed the short-staffed Police team by an 8-3 score. Newcastle's Brad Finucan and Doug Cole played for the D.R.P. team to give them 10 players ana a goaltender. This left Newcastle with 12 skaters and goaltender. The D.R.P. team played in the Newcastle Peelers tournament on Saturday, February 17 and won the "A" championship by winning winning all 3 games, their Championship game was against Newcastle Green Leaf whom they defeated by a 5-0 score. - The first period saw Newcastle Newcastle take a 1-0 lead on a goal by George Sainsbury at 9:03, assisted by Sandy MacDonald MacDonald and Dave Roote. Tony Jones made it 2-0 at 13:36 assisted by Mike Doyle. Tony Jones scored his 2nd of the game, assisted by Mike Doyle and Stan Bosak. Durham Region broke Kelly's shutout when Keith Baiser took a shot that deflected deflected off Mike Doyle's skate and caught the comer of the goal on a startled Leo Kelly at 18:43 unassisted. Steve Marcoux and D. Bal- lentine served penalties for D.R.P. while George Sainsbury Sainsbury and Dave Roote served penalties for Newcastle. Newcastle increased their lead to 4-1 when George Sainsbury scored at 11:55, assisted by Sandy MacDonald MacDonald and Leo Kelly. Ron Hooper made it 5-1 at 17:10 assisted by Stan Bosak and Phil Fox. D. Kantautos scored D.R.P.'s 2nd goal at 19:20, assisted by Paul Car- roll to end the 2nd period. J. Drew from D.R.P. served the only penalty. The 3rd period saw Dave Roote score at 6:53, unassisted, unassisted, to give Newcastle a 6-2 lead. Mike Doyle scored at 10:14 assisted by Dave Roote to give Newcastle a 7- 2 lead. Dave Roote scored his 2nd goal at 10:47 on a goalmouth pass from Bob Stiles for a 8-2 lead. Paul Carroll scored D.R.P's 3rd goal at 12:35, assisted by D. Kantautos and J. Drew. The only players missing were Gary Woodbeck ana Jim Jones. Newcastle's next game will be Sunday, February February 25 in Newcastle against Durham XL. THE NEWCASTLE INN in association with TEMPO %% 4#^ „„ OQO „ fo Proudly presents •X 4? \Pv A FREDDY FENDER NOW FREDDY'S BACK! BETTER THAN EVER WITH HIS NEW ALBUM AND HE'LL BE APPEARING AT THE NEWCASTLE INN (Hole In The Wall) 789 Kina Street, Newcastle THURSDAY, MARCH 8TH, 1990 8:00 p.m. ONE NIGHT ONLY Tickets are $36.37 Plus tax Roast Prime Rib Dinner 5 - 8 p.m. Full course dinner $9.95 By reservations only TICKETS ARE LIMITED FOR THIS SPECIAL APPEARANCE "Watch tor further Information on upcomlfuf shows / events at the Newcastle Inn where the stars will shine In '90 Newcastle Downs Police Squad nais. It turned out to be a disaster." After a couple more 'disasters,' 'disasters,' Gino began to work on a phone-in snow for the cable company that was gaining popularity with every every showing. The show opened some doors for him and he began to do some freelance work for Jim Tatti on Global's Sportsline. Just prior to signing a full-time contract with the Global Television Television Network, he was offered offered an audition with TSN, and promptly signed a contract contract with them. Gino, who arrived in Canada Canada from England at the age of five, resides with his wife in Meadowvale. With the expression expression on his face similar to that of a poker player who has just been dealt four aces, Gino mentioned that his wife is expecting the couple's first child this summer. summer. Discussing the advantages advantages and disadvantages of doing doing live TV, Gino recalled an incident that happened to him and Paul Romanuk during during the Pan-Am Games. "We were doing our late night Sportsdesk snow when it came across the wire that Canada had won its first gold medal in dual pistol shooting. Not being familiar with tne sport, Romanuk and I had visions of one guy running with the bull's eye while the other tried to shoot at it, or one person aiming the gun and the other other firing it." "We both lost it, and broke out into all-out laughter. laughter. The producer was screaming in our ears to straighten up, but it wasn't much use. At the end of the show, Paul tried to apologize for our behavior but we ended ended up laughing again." Not a fan of fighting in hockey, he often asks that the fights in a game be left out of his highlight packages. packages. "I'm not a big fan of fighting fighting in hockey. The best live hockey game I ever saw was the 1987 Canada Cup final game between Canada and the Soviet Union. After seeing seeing that game, I just can't buy the fact that you need to fight to play hockey." Within the next three weeks, TSN will be airing a show on the survival of the CFL. Gino has been doing some investigative reporting, reporting, and has uncovered some material regarding the operation operation of the CFL that he couldn't comment on. If the work he has done on the CFL story, matches the work he did during the Dubin Inquiry into the use of drugs in amateur sport, it will be a must see. TSN sportscaster Gino Reda paid a visit to Durham Christian High School on Wednesday, February 14 as a guest speaker during the school's special emphasis week. Gino recalled some of the funnier moments that have occurred while working on Sportsdesk. Youth Bowling Results Saturday, February 10, 1990. Bantams High Single: Jeremy For- sey 179, Amanda Welsh 220, Jennifer Holroyd 163, Terence Terence Ports 165, Brent Huggins Huggins 166, Jordan Bowler 167. High Triple: Jeremy For- sey 498, Amanda Welsh 467, Jennifer Holroyd 449, Terence Terence Ports 441, Brent Huggins Huggins 422, Jordan Bowler 420, Robin Wyatt 417, Lisa Reid 415, Ryan Preston 404. Team Standings: Fatsia 30 pts, Humea 27 pts, Datura Datura 24 pts, Vanda 23 pts, Hoya 23 pts, Butia 19 pts, Litchi 17 pts, Rhoeo 14 pts, Musa 11 pts, Sollya 11 pts, Carex 9 pts, Ixia 2 pts. Juniors High Singles: Mark Brooks 239, Holly Hatfield 218, Matthew Bothwell 247, Jason Vickery 204. High Triples: Mark Brooks 609, Holly Hatfield 595, Matthew Bothwell 574, Kelley Flintoff 500. Team Standings: Brooks 31 pts, MacArthur 24 pts, Routh 18 pts, Flint 18 _pts, Gusterson 14 pts, Flintoff 13 pts, Rodgers 12 pts, Vickery 10 pts. Seniors High Singles: Donna Rodgers Rodgers 209, Marcy Sutherland 209. High Triples: Donna Rodgers Rodgers 563, Marcy Sutherland 550, Stephen Brown 535, Tracy Burns 500. Team Standings: Hanc 21 pts, Evans 20 pts, Brown 19 pts, Big Canoe 10 pts. Bowler of the month for January - Jeff McFeeters plus 31 P.O.A. Tykes , , High. Doubles: Andrew Merrin 240, Robbie Campbell Campbell ' 233, Ryan Seath 224, Melissa Lucas 219,'-Garrett Dodds 212, Anthony Edmondson Edmondson 211, Christie Stevens Stevens 211, Nicole Braybrook 211, Brian Dymarski 201. High Singles: Andrew Merrin 122, 118, Robbie Campbell 117, 116, Ryan Seath 112, 112, Melissa Lucas Lucas 114, 105, Garrett Dodds 127, Anthony Edmondson 106, 105, Christie Stevens 113, Nicole Braybrook 119, Brian Dymarski 114. Bowler of the month for January - Justin Reid with plus 7 P.O.A. Team Standings: Bengals 21 pts, Broncos 20 pts, Falcons Falcons 16 pts, Eagles 13 pts, Sea Hawks 12 pts, Bears 12 pts, Lions 10 pts, Colts 10 pts, Rams 10 pts, Dolphins 9 pts, Cougars 9 pts, Panthers 8 pts. NOTES TO REMEMBER - Big Brothers Bowl for Millions. Millions. Please start your col lections so that we can wrap up the campaign during the month of February. The Big Brothers challenge challenge with the Newcastle Bowlers took place on Saturday, Saturday, February 10, 1990 at 2 Ne\ p.m. at the ing Lanes. lewcastle Bowl- Bonnie Vicker TV with her girls team put forth a great effort but the Newcastle Newcastle girls come out the victors. victors. Anne Porter with the boys team . were winners over the Newcastle boys and once again, we have split the Challenge. Congratulations to all! Zone roll-offs for the 4- Steps will be held on Sunday, Sunday, February 25, 1990 at Peterborough and Lindsay. Good Luck to all the Qualifiers! Qualifiers! Joan Murphy, Program Director at Liberty Bowl. .-ol ■ !i; Y 8 • 'll. Yl MO Vrj %"» M < 'f!ti C rt * !w; I .70 mm  ÈETTER DEAL 1st., 2nd. and 3rd. Mortgages ,Open privileges Same day service iBEUWrcLink'i. a. NOW F on IMMEDIATE ACTION I HOURS: 9 a.ni. to 7:30 p.m. DURHAM PUBLIC NOTICE THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM IN THE MATTER OF: The Municipal Act, Sections 298 and 301 (R.S.0.1980) TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of tho Regional Municipality of Durham may pass by-laws authorizing authorizing construction of tho following projocts: Road No, 4 Road Name Taunton Rd. Municipality Pickoring Location Taunton/Stoolos Connection from west Region Boundary to tho Wost Dullin Crook Bridge and portions wost of Reg. Rd. 1 (Brock Rd.) 26 Thlckson Rd. Whitby Intersection improvements at Nichol Avo. 28/43 Rosslnnd Rd./ Cochrnno St. Whitby Rossland Rd. from Hwy. 12 (Brock St.) to Cochrano St. and Cochrnno Si. from Rossland Rd. to Bonncord Avo. 31 Woslnoy Rd. Ajax From Concession III Rd. to Rog. Rd. 4 (Tnunton Rd.) 33 Harmony Rd. Oshawa Intersection Improvements nt Hwy. 2 (King St.) 44/22 Harwood Avo. Ajax Intersection Improvements nt Rog. Rd, 22 (BnylySt.) 55 Townllno Rd, Oshawa/ Newcastle From Rog. Rd. 59 (Olivo Avo.) to Hwy. 2 (King St,) 57 Scugog Upgrading from Lot 10/19 onstorly Finns showing dotnlls ol tho projects nnd tho lands olfoctod may bo soon nt tho ollico ol tho Chlof Doslgn Englnoor ol tho Durham Works Dopnrtmonl, 105 Consumors Drivo, Whitby, Ontario. Telephone GG0-772I. Works Commlltoo, being dologntod by Floglonnl Council ns tho homing hotly, shall lionr In person or by tils or nor counsel, solicitor or ngonl, nny parson who claims his or her land will bo prejudicially nlloctod by tho by-laws nnd who npplios on or boloro March 7,1090, to tho undersigned to bo hoard nt n mooting ol tho Works Commlltoo on March 13,1000. DATED at Whitby this 7lli day ol February, 1090, J. AKER WORKS COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN W. A, TWGLVGTRGES, P. GNO, COMMISSIONER OF WORKS ;:-r ' 1 : -.<5 '.. - :i.| -I >:# :■} .4 t