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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 31,1990 9 |Eagles Keep Win Streak Alive Geranium Homes Tames Family Trust Tigers by Brad Kelly If opposites attract, then Hockey Night in Canada broadcaster Harry Neale and Eagle coach Mike Noo- .rian should be best of friends. At one time during his coaching career, Neale said that his team couldn't win at home, couldn't win on the road, and didn't play anywhere anywhere else. With Noonan's Eagles, it's the exact opposite. They completed a three- game sweep over the weekend weekend with a win against Port Perry and two over Cobourg. Seemingly, the Eagles can't lose anywhere they play. They ran their undefeated undefeated string to eight games on the season with a 9-8 win Friday night in Port Perry, a 7-3 win Sunday at home to Cobourg, and in the return match in Cobourg on Monday, Monday, they won again, this . time 6-2. On Sunday night, the Ea- . gles were full value for the win, as they owned the Cougars Cougars in every aspect of the game. They controlled the game to the point that Cou- bourg appeared lethargic, and much like a cat facing a dog, wanted nothing to do with the confrontation. "I was surprised they didn't with fui: squad and considering their record, they didn't show us much," said assistant coach Paul Reed as he put the game into proper perspective. perspective. ^ Eagle rookie Trevor Lorn Lorn ath, who counted two goals on the night, was also surprised by the lack of effort effort from Cobourg. "I expected more from them and thought it would be a better game," he said. "I think we're beginning to mold as a team every game and that's a good sign." The two teams traded goals early in the first period, period, but a powerplay marker by Lorn ath with 2:47 remaining remaining gave the Eagles a 3-2 lead. Shane Armstrong, on the power play, and Jeff Rohr were the other Eagle marksmen. marksmen. Kevin Williams had both of Cobourg's goals. Scott Penton put the Eagles Eagles up by two goals in the second period as his slapshot slapshot from the point went through a maze of players and past Cobourg goalie Jason Jason Riehl. Glen Campbell scored the Eagles' fifth goal, their third of the night on thé power play, when he broke down the right side and- beat Riehl with a shot to the far side. Lomath and Campbell each scored their second Top 10 Leading Scorers as of October 23 Name Team .Nick Dennis Bow. Steve Black L.B. Glen Campbell Bow. Todd Lewis Cob; 7 Gord Gibson Cob. ■ Rich Ferguson Cob. Steve McCrae Bow. . Brad Menzies P.P. Allan Avery P.P. Duane Webster L.B. : John Harman . P.P. Goals Assist Total \ 5 6 11 3 8 11 4 6 10 3 6 9 18 9 4 5 9 4 4 8 3 5 8 3 5 8 3 4 7 3 4 7 Central Ontario Jr. C Standings Team Bowmanville Cobourg Lakefield Port Perry "Uxbridge Ajax Little Britain Won Lost Tied Pts. 8 0 0 16 5 4 0 10 3 4 0 6 2 4 2 6 .- 2 3 -1 5 ■i 2 4 0 4 14 13 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 6,1990, at 10:00 a.m. PLANNING DEPARTMENT BOARDROOM / 1615 DUNDAS ST. E„ WHITBY 4TH FLOOR, LANG TOWER, WEST BUILDING, WHITBY MALL AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE OFFICIAL PUN OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE The amendment, as submitted by the applicant, proposes a retail/ commercial plaza at the site indicated on the map below. \town c NEWCASTLE \ Subsoquontly, tho Regional Council will consider the recommendation recommendation ol tho Planning Commlttoo at a mooting to bo hold on: Wednesday, November 14,1990, at 10:00 a.m. COUNCILCHAMBERS REGIONAL HEADQUARTERS BUILDING 60S ROSSUND ROAD EAST, WHITBY Tho roporlod rolatod to tho proposed nmondmont Is nvailoblo for Inspoction In tho ollicos ol tho Planning Department, 1615 Dun- dns SI. E„ 4th Floor, Long Towor West Building, Whitby Moll, Whitby, or by colling Anna Do Faria, Planning Dopnrlmont (Whitby) (Whitby) 728-7731/(Toronto) 606-1651. Roquants to ninko a presentation boloro tho Planning Commlttoo concornlng tho proposed nmondmont must bo forwarded to Dr. M, Mlchnol, M.C.I.P., Commissioner of Planning, 1615 Dundns SI, E., 4th Floor, Lang Towor, West Building, Whitby Mall, Whitby, Ontario L1N 6A3, and should bo rocolvod by Friday procodlng tho mooting, Roquosls to mnko n prosontntlon boforo tho Regional Council concornlng tho proposed nmondmont must bo forwarded to tho Regional Clink, Regional hondqunrtors Building, 605 Rosslnnd Rond East, Whitby, Onlnilo L1N 6A3, and should bo rocolvod 40 hours prior lo tho Roglonnl Council Mooling. FILE NO: OPA 00-009 Gary llorromn Roglonnl Chairman C. W. Lundy, A.M.C.T, Roglonnl Clork goals of the night in the third period to increase the lead to 7-2. Cobourg's Phil Davey scored on the power- play with 25 seconds left to close out the scoring. The Eagles out-shot Cou- bourg, 47-36. "That wasn't a typical game for us," explained Cobourg Cobourg coach Dave Tredree who had only 11 skaters for the game. "When we don't have our whole team, we play like it. We had a lot of guys working tonight, one was sick, and another is away on a college placement." placement." With each game, Lomath continues to be one of the many offensive leaders for the Eagles. His offensive prowess has been a surprise to everyone but himself. "I'm happy about my play. I've got my confidence back, and I'm not running around trying to hit everybody everybody like I was earlier in the season." Whatever the reason for his improved play, the coaching staff is glad that he is starting to come around. "He's starting to get more confidence, ana he^ learning learning a lot from the others," assessed Reed. "I think he was a one- man-show in midget and that's the way he started in the beginning with us. Now he's playing aggressive and together with his linemates, and that is why he's getting the ice time." On Monday night in Cobourg, Cobourg, the Eagles used six 401 Esso Oilers Play Geranium by Robbie MacCheyne On Saturday, October 27, the 401 Esso Oilers played a league game at Newcastle Arena against the Geranium Homes Atoms of the B.R.H.L. The Oilers won the 5-0. We are now in first place and so far this year we have not lost or tied a game. In the first period there was no scoring and the Oilers Oilers had to kill two penalties. Our first goal came in the second period when Jason Frayne was forechecking and stole the puck from a defenceman to score. Then Greg Patterson banged one in on a perfect pass from Josh Bonnetta. Ryan Winning Winning scored a hat-trick in the last period. The coaches are pleased : with the play of our goalie, Brandon Renton, and thé defence. defence. The Oilers defence- men for this game were Josh Bonnetta, Tyler Lane, Scott Lambert and your dutiful correspôndent. My dad says that is what I must call myself. myself. COACH'S CORNER - Mr. Carter says he would like us to play a penalty-free game. He also hopes November November will be as good to us as October. different goal scorers to record a 6-2 win. The leading point getter in the league, iNick Dennis, led the Eagles' offence with a goal and two assists. Rob Real, Brad Robinson, Kevin Mitchell, Trevor Lomath, Lomath, and Greg Goode had the others. The Eagles broke open a 2-2 tie after the first period by scoring twice in the second, second, and added two more in the third. THE SCOOP - Trevor Newell (shoulder) and Gareth Gareth Stone (suspension) re-' main out of the line-up. Gil Bonneau returned to the team after sitting out with a charley horse...A new little Eaglette was hatched from the Eagles' nest on Tuesday, October 23. Equipment Manager Frank Smith and his wife, Brenda added a daughter, Natasha, to the Eagle family. By the way, she will be eligible for the NHL draft in 2008, Frank... The Ajax Axemen will visit the Recreation Com- lex this Sunday, and Port 'erry will be here next Tuesday. Note the game time for Tuesday's game is 8:30 p.m. Pi Pi Skaters Pass Badge Tests In Newcastle As the first month of skating comes to an end, the Newcastle Figureskating Club would like to acknowledge acknowledge the following skaters on passing their respective badges. Melissa Bayda and Melissa Melissa Pearson have successfully completed the Canskate program program and have moved up to Canfigureskate. Sharon Pearson received her badge for Stroking 1, Jaime Wright and Julianna Stone received their badges for Stroking 2 and Elizabeth Jamischak passed her badge for Stroking Stroking 2 and Dance 2. Congratulations Congratulations girls! Just a reminder for those parents who have not as yet turned in their Scratch and Win tickets, the deadline was Monday, October 29. The second general meeting meeting will be held at the Newcastle Newcastle Arena on Friday, November November 2, at 6 p.m., and all parents are invited to attend. attend. On November 19, Mrs. Blackburn will be setting up a boutique at thé Newcastle Arena where various skating skating apparel will be available for purchase. The Scugog Frolics will be held on December 8, 9, this year and all applications applications must be in Lindsay by November 16. The best of luck to those skaters who will be participating in this event. A safe and Happy Halloween Halloween to all! On Saturday, October 20, the Hollingsworth Family Trust Tigers faced off against Geranium Homes in the atom division of the B.R.H.L. The two teams came out tight, with both playing a close defensive game. Geranium Geranium scored the first goal of the game with the first period period coming to an end. The Geranium team then Liberty Mutual Ties Carters 2-2 by Cathy Harper On Saturday, October 27, Liberty Mutual Novices skated to an exciting 2-2 tie with Carter's Bakew. At 14:07 of the first period, period, Liberty Mutual's Tim Swan connected for the first goal of the game, assisted by Matthew Devera. Both teams had their chances, but Liberty Mutual's defensive defensive team of Steve De Graaf, Darren Kok, Brian Villa- mere, Michael Harper and Jason Greenham cleared the puck effectively, and goalie Ben Plowright made some key saves to keep Carter's off the scoreboard. ' The second period saw some exciting end-to-end play, but both teams were held scoreless until 12:31, when centre Jeff ross scored on a pass up the middle from Michael Harper to make the score 2-0 for Liberty Liberty Mutual. A good effort by wingers Ryan Davis, Derek Welch, Matthew Devera, and Ryan Dochuk, combined with some great back- checking by centre Tim Swan, kept Gaiter's off the board until the 2:15 mark, when Adam Barraball scored on a breakaway. At 10:45 of the third period, period, Carter's Adam Barraball scored his second unassisted goal to tie the score at two. Both teams had their chances chances to take the lead, but goalies goalies Ben Plowright and Robbie Robbie Weir came up big and, after some great action in both ends, the game concluded concluded in a 2-2 tie. • This was Liberty Mutual's Mutual's most exciting game yet. Great work, boys! Triple F Andy Bonsma 18, Brian Buma 15, Ike Dykstra 14, Peter Flonk 13, John Roze- ma 13 Melle Rozema 13, Jean Nadeau 12, Dirk Van Abbema 11, Case De Plaa 11, Doreen Bejtkèr 0, Hammy Hammy VanderGaast ' 8, Bill Vroom 7. •> '■ High single ladies - Alice Mulder 217 High single men - Dirk VanAbbema 262 High triple ladies - Nel Van Abbema 555 High triple men - Dirk Van Abbema 741 High average ladies - Shirley Van Bell 180 High average men - Dirk Van Abbema 191 took a two-goal lead at the B.H.S. Soccer Team Suffers First Loss . 7. '• jpSC: 1 mm ' >r " -V S ;. • Kg iiyiff y 7" ' L*i' ** ■>' Hi mm . /.I IeM ■ mWc 1 on by a Bowman- A Paul Dwyor player shows Llio pain of having his foot stopped i ville* High School dofondor during a LOSSA junior boys' playoff game on Monday. Dwyor scored three goals in tho first half and hung on for a narrow 3-2 win over tho previously unbeaten Rodmon, Trovor McDonald and Colin Taggart scored second second half goals for Bowmnnvillo. "Any time you lose like this it's disappointing," said coach John Morris whoso Loam ontorod tho gnnio witli a perfect 4-0-1 record. mid-way point of the second period. The Tigi i Tigers put them- ipi selves on the scoreboard two minutes later when Chris Watson took a shot on net which the goalie could not handle, allowing Robert Dori Dori go to jump on the loose puck and deposit it behind the goalie. Early in the third period the Tigers tied up the game when Chris Watson passed the puck to Mike McCrory in front of the net, who made no mistake in picking the open corner. In the last three minutes, both teams went with their big lines and it looked like we would have a tie game. But, Paul Drummond of Geranium Homes grabbed the puck at his blue line,. skated the length of the ice, and scored to give his team a 3-2 victory. victory. On Saturday, October 27, the Hollingsworth Tigers faced off against Notre Dame of the CYO at the Darlington Arena. The Tigers had to start the game without their regular regular goalie but back up Robert Robert Dorigo did a great job between between the pipes. The Tigers lit up the scoreboard first when Darren Crawford took a lead pass from Chris Watson Watson that allowed Darren to get behind the defence and then slip the puck under the goalie into the net. Fifteen seconds later the Tigers scored their second, with Clayton Kohn passing up David Hollingsworth, then David to Chris Watson who easily deked the goalie out before slipping the puck in the net. The Notre Dame team notched their goal at the end of the first period. Darren Crawford then gave the Tigers Tigers back their two-goal bulge on a set-up from Chris Watson. Next, the Tigers made a goalie change as Ryan was now ready to play. Darren then scored his hat trick with Chris Watson being being the set-up man. The Tigers scored their fifth goal of the game when David Hollingsworth dug the puck out along the boards and fed the puck to Clayton Kohn who sneaked behind the defence and easily easily picked the upper corner. The Tigers scored their sixth and final goal when Darren notched his fourth of the game with Chris Watson and Kris Plooey obtaining the assist. The Tigers' defence of Mike McCrory, Ian Robinson, Robinson, Ian Pollard and Terry Edwards did a great job of moving the puck up and out of their end. The final score was Family Trust Tigers 6 and Notre Dame 1. On Saturday afternoon, the Tigers faced off against J and J Sharpening in a . B.R.H.L. league game. The first period was played at a fast pace but no one was able to score. J and J Sharpening scored the first goal of the game early in the second period. Two minutes later, the Tigers lit up their half of the score- board when Clayton Kohn shot the puck at the net and David Hollingsworth knocked in the loose puck. The Tigers then took the lead late in the second period period when Greg Hoy fed the puck up to Chris Watson who split the defense and slid the puck past the goalie. Early in the third period, ers scored again ike McCrory passed the Ti| when M up to David Hollingsworth, who then passed to Clayton Kohn who was behind the J and J defence. Clayton rang the puck off the goalie ana into the net. This game appeared to be under control for the Tigers, but the Sharpeners scored two goals in just over a minute minute to tie up the game. In the last three minutes of the game, the Tigers put on the pressure, but could not get the winner as they final score would read Hollingsworth Hollingsworth Family Trust 3, J and J Sharpening 3. Eagle Captain Selected as Player of the Month '7 - , ,*.f. 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