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i t The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, December 11,1991 11 Dennis Pizza in Tourney Pickering was the site of a four-day tournament on November November 28-30 and December 1. Dennis Pizzeria major novice novice Toros started the tournament tournament Thursday morning against the strong host team. The Toros played a strong game and came away 4-3 winners. winners. Scoring for Dennis Pizzeria Pizzeria were Sean Pudlis from Bobby Bobby Witheridge; Bobby from Andrew Smalc; Stephen Hoar from Daryl Stockman and Jared Greening; Bobby Witheridge, Witheridge, unassisted. In the second game, the Tors faced the Agincourt Canadians. Canadians. They jumped into a 1-0 lead at 3:06 of the first when Stephen Hoar scored from Jay Henderson and Nick Stacey. At 6:36, Daryl Stockman took the puck outside the blueline and beat a couple of defenders to score, Jared Greening and Tyler Cook assisted. Mark Gunter scored from Ian Glee- son and Andrew Smale, Nick Stacey from Tyler Cook on the power play, and Ian from Andrew, Andrew, resulting in a 5-0 lead at the end of the second. Ian Gleeson scored on a play coming coming out from behind the net to round out the score at 6-0, Bobby Witheridge and Andrew Smalc assisted. In this game, Eric Dion played for the first time this season. Although Eric's leg is CLARKE MUSEUM & ARCHIVES Christmas Bake Sale Saturday, December 14 1 - 4 p.m. Over 75 holiday items Cakes, cookies, tarts and more! Homemade traditional fare. Something for everyone! 7086 Old Kirby School Road Hwy. 35/115 at Reg. Rd. #9 Kirby INFORMATION: 416-983-9243 A project of the Special Events Committee. All proceeds for Museum Development. PORT DARLINGTON MARINA HOTEL V vv New Year's Eve fc.(a) Main Deck Dining Room (from 5 p.m.) Candelight Roast Beef and Lobster Buffet John McKenzie Entertains at 7 p.m. $25.00 per person taxes included. FJb) Upstairs in the "Bridge" from 8:30 p.m. Chef's Cocktail Buffet and Dance (Hats, favours and Midnight Buffet) Cash Bar Limited Tickets - $25.00 per person (taxes inch) ÿ(c) Downstairs in the "Brig" from 8:30 p.m. Live Band-"The Chill" Advance Tickets $7.50 per person. At the door $10.00 (Midnight Shooters) V V V New Year's Day (Wednesday) ^•'Breakfast Buffet 9 to 11 a.m. ($4.95 plus taxes) Brunch Buffet 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. N $9.95 plus taxes Roast Beef Dinner Buffet 4 to 8 p.m. $15.50 plus taxes Lake Road off Liberty St. South, Bowmanville Reservations Appreciated 623-4925 GIFT CERTIFICATES (any amount) AVAILABLE still a bit weak, he looks like he should hit his stride by Christmas. Dennis Pizzeria Toros didn't play Friday, but met Cedar Cedar Hill Saturday evening. They fell behind 1-0 in the first, but Sean Pudlis tied it up on an unassisted effort at 7:31 ; of the first. At 3:51 of the second, second, the Toros jumped into the lead on a shot from the point by Tyler Cook. A minute later, Sean Pudlis fed Nick Stacey who scored. Darren Powell made a great poke check save late in the second. Then, at 8:45, Mark Gunter soared from. Daryl Stockman to go ahead 4- 1. In the third, Ryan Ponto made a great save on a breakaway. breakaway. The game ended 4-2 and Dennis Pizzeria found themselves themselves undefeated in the first round. Sunday morning, the Toros met a beefed-up Agincourt Lions Lions and lost 2-1 in a hard- fought game. Stephen Hoar counted for the Bowmanville squad. It was a great tournament tournament for the Toros, but a very disappointing loss. A feature of the Pickering tournament was the exciting relay relay race on Saturday afternoon. In this event, the Toros' four of Nick Stacey, Andrew Smale, Stephen Hoar and Daryl Stock- man brought home the trophies. trophies. However, their participation left the Dennis Pizzeria squad a little short of manpower for most of an exhibition game at Darlington. Tyler Cook took a penalty and at 18 seconds of the first period, Lome Park of Mississauga jumped into a 1-0 lead. Sean Pudlis retaliated moments later, assisted by Ste-. phen Hoar. At 6:31 of the first, Daryl Stockman barreled his way past the opposition and scored. The Lome Park squad tied it up in the second. With the Toros playing four men short, the opposition was able to score two more in the third to win 4-2. Both Darren Powell and Ryan Ponto were called on to make some great saves. Monday, December 2 at Darlington, saw the Toros return return to league play, probably still stinging from Sunday's loss. From the opening faceoff, the Dennis Pizzeria ' team : showed they were ready to play, hemming Pickering in their own end for most of the first five minutes. Nick Stacey scored from Sean Pudlis on the power play. Less than a minute later, Nick scored unassisted. Finally Pickering woke up late in the first and Darren Powell was forced to make several good saves. In the second, Pickering scored on a deflection, but late in the period, Tyler cook scored from the point to end the period 3-1. This was to be Nick Stacey's Stacey's night. He fired one out to the point early in the third and Bobby Witheridge moved in and scored. Finally, midway through the third, Jay Henderson Henderson scored on a pass from Nick to end the scoring, 5-1 for the Toros. Two goals and two assists, assists, a great game for Nick. 401 Esso Oilers Win Three of Four Games Newcastle Aquatic Club Hosts Meet in November The 401 Esso Oilers travelled travelled to Grafton on December 7-8, and came away 'A' finalists, finalists, winning three of their four games. The first game was a tough contest against Cobourg's Tim Horton's. Cobourg took the lead early in the first, and made it 2-0 before the end of the period. The Oilers didn't give up and the rest of the game was all Esso, with six unanswered unanswered goals. Andrew Laton and Ryan McKnight notched two goals each, and centre Jamie Jamie Potter netted two and assisted assisted on two others. Luke Denison, Denison, Tyler Gibson and Kevin Kennedy also earned assists in the 6-2 win. 401 Esso next suited up against the team from Newcastle, Newcastle, and skated to a convincing 14-4 victory. Oiler coaches were very pleased with the teamwork in this game, as 10 of the 12 Esso skaters scored goals. A great performance by goaltendcr Matt Meadows. On Sunday, the Oilers faced Geranium Homes in th'c semifinals. semifinals. They boys came out flying, flying, and took the lead earlv when Brock Baker passed the puck in front to Nick Swerd- feger, who made no mistake, and put it in the net. Two minutes minutes later, Luke Denison connected connected to make it 2-0. Fraser McArthur increased Esso's lead in the second, assisted by Tyler Gibson. Brock Baker made it 4-0 early in the third, with the assist to Ryan Davis. Geranium netted one with three minutes remaining to make the final score 4-1. 401 Esso met Family Trust in the 'A' championship, in what proved to be a real nail- biter. Family Trust took the early lead, but Esso replied to tic the game before the end of the first with a goal by Brock Baker, assisted by Fraser McArthur. The action was end- to-end in the second, but both goaltcnders were hot and neither neither team was able to connect. The Oilers worked hard and had their chances. But, with six minutes remaining, Family Trust made it 2-1. They went on to score two more for a final final score of 4-1. Gravel Crew Ties at 4 by Kim Gadd Sunday, December 8, found Bowmanville's Sand & Gravel in Oshawa playing an exhibition exhibition game -against the North Minister Church team in what turned out to be a 4-4 tie. Sand & Gravel got off to a slow start and was behind 4-1 at the end of the first period. Bowmanvillc's goal was scored by Charlie Hargest, assisted assisted by Brian Beitlc. During the second period, Sand & Gravel put forth a great team effort and placed '■•••• " The Annual Senior Citizens' Tour of Christmas Lights lobe held on Sunday, Dec. 15th Leaves from Centennial Hall, Queen St. Those wishing to go, or needing transportation, call McGregor Drugs - 623-5792 or Wayne Hodge 623-5258 We urge citizens to please co-operate by Illuminating their homes. The tour will get underway at approximately 6:00 p.m. Soonsored bv the Bowmanville Kinsmen and Clubs nd Kinetten 'LdSÉi Cotter Street EATERY NIGHTLY SPECIAL (after 5 p.m.) Monday KiliN $4.95 i l '2 rack i $6.95 i Full l ack i Tuesday 8 oz. New York Steak Dinner $6.95 Wednesday Italian Bullet $6.95 Ihursday 8 oz. Burner with Erie* $2.95 Cotter Street Eatery 1300 King St. E., Oshawa 576-1366 (corner ofKing St. and Townline) W l PAGKWOOD CHRISTMAS i - A JOY TO BEHOLD Experience the magnificent McLaughlin estate- &: 1 in all its 'seasonal splendour. • J. Tour the beautiful rooms cloaked in festive) attire, and choose a unique gift or. Christmas |.'poinsettia in the Gift Shop. Enjoy the Gift Shop anytime with or without a • house tour. Many gifts are under $15. Tues, to Sun. 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Thurs., Fri. evenings 7-10 p.m. i (Last tours al 4 and 9) Groups welcome by appointment. DATES • Tours: $6. Adult 4. Senior/studenl ;. 15 Family PARKWOOD ESTATE & GARDENS 270 Simcoe St. N„ Oshawa ; 579-1311 BUSTER'S ROADHOUSE 8 TAVERN presents FELONY Saturday, Dec. 28th cover $4.00 Get Vour Tickets for NEW YEAR'S EVE featuring FELONY 987-4442 45 King St. W. Newcastle with opening act Doctor Rock 6 the Wild Hunch Friday December 13th $9.00 MEW YEAR'S EVE Tues., Dec. 31st Tickets $20.00 includes v *' Hot& Cold Buffet and Champagne and Admission FUNÎ hi J< another pair of goals on the scoreboard. First, Charlie Hargest found his mark for the second time, Jason Bubar and David Drummond assisted. With 1:43 left in the second, second, Charlie Hargest again out- maneuvered the opposition's goaltendcr, this time aided by Les McCrory. Period three found back- and-forth action, with no goals until 50 seconds were left in the game. Then, Ryan MacK- enzie placed the mark, assisted by Charlie Hargest. Coaches Kevin Kcllachan and Scott Young were happy with their team's effort. Skûtÿâtÿ you tyteeUttyt... On Saturday, November 30, the Newcastle Aquatic Club hosted a distance meet that allowed allowed swimmers the opportunity opportunity to compete in events of distances of 400m, 800m, or 1500m. The meet was the first run by the club that catered to the more serious or experienced swimmer, and it attracted representatives representatives from Port Hope Aquatic Club, Richmond Hill Aquatic Club and Woodbridge Aquatic Club. NEWAC swimmers from the Intermediate and Provincial groups each swam one or two events. Swimmers who placed in the top eight arc listed below. below. Marianne Leslie - 400 fr (2nd), 1500m fr (2nd) Mackenzie Hudgin -- 800m fr (7th) Lamanda Grecnyer - 800m fr (5th) Lisa Vonhattcn - 1500m fr (1st) Peter Frisina - 400m fr (2nd) Luke Sagur -- 400m fr (1st), 1500 fr (8th) Toby Limcbccr - 800m fr (1st) Dave James - 800m fr (2nd) Mike James -- 1500m fr (5th) Colin Greenway -- 400m IM (2nd) Swim of the Meet -- This recognition goes to Lisa Vonhattcn Vonhattcn for her 1500m freestyle meet. Special mention must be made of Mike James' 1500m freestyle. At approximately 350m, a head-to-head collision with a competitor broke Mike's nose and yet he wouldn't stop. In fact, he held his split limes so completely steady that it is impossible to tell from them when the impact took place. He did complain afterwards afterwards that the taste of blood in his mouth was a little dis concerting. The second half of our meet weekend was geared to the newer athlete. The NEWAC Sprint Meet was open to swimmers swimmers with *C' times and below. Port Hope, Ajax and Richmond Richmond Hiil attended the competition competition along with our novice, senior B and junior swimmers. Our swimmers were very competitive and placed 35 of our 50 swims in the top six. NEWAC also entered three relay relay events and won them all. The top performer was Diana Diana Moriarity who, in her second second career meet, swam four events and placed first in all of them. Other top six placements were turned in by: Christine Dymarski, Sarah Fehn, Robin Limcbccr, Chris Frisina, Kristy Hamilton, Luke Dragstra, Rick Weiss, Scott Bouwmccster, Brian Dymarski, Lordcle Gree- nyer. Visit the festive Santa Claus Parade /t In the Miniature Christmas Village. tuent raws uut ■ a* *«* m SINCE 1930 G Call Sandra Yates Telephone 623-5873 «IL OMS NOV. 9th to JAN. 5th of Liurl 5 ,0l s«-,r Hear your heart beat as you experience the Live entertainment, shopping and restaurants. 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