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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, December 9,1992 9 IVo/ves Aggressive Style Leads to 15-2 Record Newcastle Aquatic Club Sponsors Swim Meet by Nicky Watt The Central Ontario Wolves 'AAA* major bantams are continuing to play an aggressive style of hockey. So far they are 15-2 in regular league play. On October 30, the Wolves trav- . tiled to Ajax Community Centre and played to a 3-1 victory over the Ajax/ Pickering Raiders. Scoring for the Wolves were James Fagan from Chris Duggan and Matt Morris; Jason Jack- man, unassisted; Martin Fairfield from Adam Musson and Andrew Ferguson. Hallowe'en night spooked the Wolves when they played in Peterborough. Peterborough. Peterborough took an early 3-1 lead, with Jason Jackman scoring the first goal assisted by Dave Watt. However, However, the Wolves came back in the third to rip the Petes apart with five goals to make the final score 6-3. Scoring were Jason Jackman (2), Jay Marquis (1), Chris Duggan (2). As- GIVE A LITTLE GET A LOT!! 'Share the spirit of the season with The Salvation Army and Rogers Cablesystems. Bring us an unwrapped toy or gift worth $10.00 or more and we'll take $20 off the installation fee for any cable service you order* ROGERS CABLE CENTRE ROGERSVIDEO 301 Marwood Drive 80 Thickson Road S. ' Oshawa, Ontario Whitby, Ontario Customer Service 435-8200 ROGERS ♦Offer expires December 23rd, 1992 Cablesystems sists were by Jason Jackman, Andrew Ferguson (2), Brad Lewis and Peter Schoep. The next game was against Richmond Richmond Hill/Vaughan in Oakwood on November 1. Richmond Hill/Vaughan built a strong early lead of.6-1, with the Wolves' first goal scored by Jason Jackman, assisted by Dave Watt. It looked like a comeback but fell just short. Four goals were racked up by James Fagan (2) and Jason Jackman (2). Adam Musson assisted twice, while Chris Duggan, Dave Watt, Andrew Andrew Ferguson and Jay Marquis each got an assist. This was only the Wolves' second loss of the season. On November 7, the Wolves visited visited Kingston in the Kingston Memorial Centre. The Wolves were victorious 4-3. Luke Akey, Aaron Finn, T.J. Lee and Brad Lewis scored in that order, with assists going to Chris Duggan (2), T.J. Lee, Matt Moms, Jason Jack- man, James Fagan, Jay Marquis and Aaron Firm. On Saturday, November 14, the boys hosted Kingston at Darlington z Sports Centre. It was definitely a close game. Too close for many of the home fans. The final score was 7-6, but was tied 6-6 until there were 13 seconds left in the game and Adam Musson fired one in past the Kingston goaltender to clinch the win. Their first six goals were scored by James Fagan (1), Brad Lewis (2), Luke Akey (1). Chris Duggan (1), Adam Musson (1). Assisting on these goals were Aaron Finn, Martin Fair- field, Peter Schoep, Jason Jackman (2), Chris Duggan, Matt Morris, Adam Musson, and Brad Lewis. On November . 18, against Oshawa, the Wolves played to a 5-3 win in the Newcastle Arena. Destroying the Oshawa goalie were Dave Watt (1), James Fagan (1), Jason Jackman (2), Aaron Finn (1). Assisting on the goals were Matt Morris, T.J. Lee, Brad Lewis (2), Jay Marquis, Luke Akey, Chris Duggan, Martin Fairfield. A tight competition against the I strong Whitby team on November 21 saw the Wolves score six goals to Whitby's four. Netting the points for the Wolves were Jason Jackman (2), Aaron Finn (1), Peter Schoep (2), and Dave Wall. Setting up these plays were T.J. Lee, Chris Duggan, Andrew. Ferguson (3), James Fagan, Adam Musson, Brad Lewis and Matt Morris. On November 23, the Wolves were back to see Oshawa. Well, they came, they saw, and they won! Aaron Finn scored the first goal with help from Chris Duggan and Adam Musson. Adam Musson scored the next goal with help from Brad Lewis and Andrew Andrew Ferguson. The game was tied at two until only 12 seconds remained. Peter Schoep assisted Aaron Finn on the game winner. Final score: 3-2. Finally, on December 2 in Newcastle Newcastle Arena, the Wolves hosted Ajax/ Pickering. The first and second period were tight as the teams remained tied at three. The Wolves started to eat up the Raiders in the third. The Wolves scored six more goals to end the game 9-3. Goals were scored by Jay Marquis Marquis (4), Peter Schoep (2), Adam Musson (1), Jason Jackman (1), and Andrew Ferguson for his first of the season. Assists were made by Jason Jack- man (4), Andrew Ferguson, Luke Akey (5), Dave Watt, Brad Lewis, Kevin Kevin Pickcll, Peter Schoep. Special thanks to Kevin Pickell who was brought in from the minor bantam Wolves to fill in for sick and injured players. One last note. There arc five boys from the Bowmanville area playing on this team and it would be nice to have the local fans support these boys at their home games. This is our home centre. One of the many competitors at the Newcastle Aquatic Club swim meet on Saturday was Carlos Costa, who attempted to become the first amputee athlete to swim across Lake Ontario this past summer. Also in attendance was Vicky Keith, who has successfully crossed Lake Ontario in one of her many fundraising ventures for the Variety Village. Milk 2% - 1% - Skim $029 Only 4 LITRE BAG Cigarettes 25 Large_Pack $C60 Only includes tax VAN HOUT'S VARIETY 87 Ontario Street, Bowmanville 623-5077 iMike James of the Newcastle Aquatic Club powers his way through the waters of the Newcastle Fitness Fitness Centre during a swim meet on Saturday. Mike was competing in a distance event that attracted many of the top swimmers from around the area. 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Supply management also ensures that quality poultry, eggs and dairy products are always available, available, year after year. A fair return for farmers means a fair deal for you. But Canada's supply management programs are currently being challenged at negotiations on international trade. If the wrong changes are made, many local producers could find it impossible to stay in business. Part of our future could be lost. Fortunately, the Parliament of Canada made the right choice - a balanced position on agriculture that preserves supply management management while helping all farmers, nation-wide. All Members in the House voted for it. They encouraged encouraged the government to defend it without fail in their international trade negotiations. They know it's important to you. Canada's poultry, egg and dairy producers applaud their decision. Why? " Because in this community, farming is everybody's business. Make it yours - support Canadas balanced trade position