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Canadian Statesman (Bowmanville, ON), 20 Mar 1993, p. 7

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The Canadian Statesman 7Vcc6chcU*, Bowmanville, Saturday, March 20,1993 7 St Mary* Cement Juvonlles Drop Game One of Finals KinSmeil MTO BaPtaiTlS Eliminate Ajax in Playoffs Goaltender Jason Czypyha, of the St. Marys Cement juveniles, takes exception to the treatment he received received from this Chinguacousy player during game one of their best-of-seven All-Ontario final senes Wednesday night at the Darlington Sports Centre. Two goals in the third period lifted Chinguacousy to a narrow 5-4 win. The teams return to Bowmanville for game four this Wednesday night at 9:00 p.m. by Brad Kelly After sitting idle for. close to three weeks, the St. Marys Cement juveniles were able to kick-start their play into high gear in the opening opening game of the All-Ontario finals on Wednesday night. Unfortunately, Chinguacousy made them hit the brakes in the third period, and managed to hold on for a clütch 5-4 victory in this best-of- seven series. Games two and three are in Chinguacousy Chinguacousy Saturday and Sunday. The series shifts back to the Darlington Sports Centre for game four on Wednesday night at 9:00 p.m. The teams entered the third period period tied at three, but two goals by Chinguacousy four minutes apart gave them a two-goal cushion. A power play goal by Steve De- Minor Novice Toros Drop Fifth Game The minor novice Toros went the distance in their best-of-five York- Simcoe playoff series, with Vaughan, Vaughan, losing 1-0 in the fifth and deciding deciding game. " In game one on March 4, the series series started out with a 1-1 tie. The Toro goal went to Jesse Gimblett from Craig Barraball and Paul Ga- risto. In game two, on March 5, the Toros Toros returned to Vaughan, only to lose 1-0. In game three on March 6, Dennis Dennis Pizzeria returned home and skated skated to a 1-1 tie. Jesse Gimblett, assisted assisted by Steven Hatfield and Garret McKnight, tied the game for the Toros. Toros. In game four on March 10, the Toros, facing elimination, used home ice to skate to a 5-1 win, extending extending the scries to the fifth game in Vaughan. Toro goals went to Mark Lemieux, Garrett McKnight, Paul Garisto, Steven Hatfield and Jesse Gimblett. Assists went to Craig Barraball (2), Jamie Bryant (2), Brett McKee (2), Robbie Campbell Campbell and Jesse Gimblett. In game five, Dennis Pizzeria gave everything they had, but came up short, losing the game 1-0, and the scries six points to four. The Toros Toros received great goaltcnding from Dylan Cull and Craig Sykes throughout the scries, to go along with a complete team cflort from defencemen and forwards. Congratulations go to the boys and coaching staff for a fine series. •Thanks for the entertainment. Smedt on a rebound with 3:57 left in the game pulled Bowmanville to within a goal. It provided for an exciting finish, but marked the end of the scoring on the night. The entertaining game was a good indication of how the rest of the series will go, with one exception, exception, says coach Bob Lux ton. The understandable nervousness that his team experienced playing in front of a very supportive home town crowd will fade. "Our guys will be a lot looser," he said of the approach his players will take to games two and three this weekend. "They were very uptight tonight and it showed on the ice." After a first round bye, Bowmanville Bowmanville disposed of Barrie and East Gwillimbury without losing a game to advance to the finals. The only downfall was that they haven't played since February 26. But, any rustiness that was expected expected wasn't apparent early in the game. Playing with a lot of emotion, they took the game right to the defending defending OMHA and OHF champions champions from Chinguacousy. Their persistence paid off as Matt Dykstra opened the scoring to give Bowmanville an early 1-0 advantage. advantage. After Chinguacousy tied the game, Trevor Rogers regained the lead just over two minutes later. Chinguacousy pulled even again three minutes into the second period, period, and took their first lead after a goalmouth scramble midway through the period. But Martin d'Entremont sped down the right hand side during a power play and cashed in his own rebound with only 37 seconds left in the period to tie the game at 3-3. Chinguacousy outscorcd Bow- manvillc 2-1 over the final 15 minutes minutes to secure the win. Luxton didn't anticipate that Chinguacousy, who eliminated Brampton and Cambridge to advance advance to the finals, would be as easy to beat as Bowmanvillc's two previous previous playoff opponents. Now, despite trailing in the scries and with the next two games in Chinguacousy, he is confident that his team will raise their level of play as the scries goes on. "(Chinguacousy) arc a good hockey team, there's no doubt about that," he said. "They're fancy and quick, and we'll have to adjust to that. "We seemed to control them when we used the body on them. When we didn't, they were all over us." Should the series go beyond four games, game five will be in Chinguacousy Chinguacousy on March 27, game six back in Bowmanville on March 28, and game seven in Chinguacousy on March 31. . The winner will advance to the OHF Championships in Brampton on April 16-18. ™\ The Bowmanville Kinsmen minor bantams lost game two of their playoff series against Ajax, but bounced back in game three to take a 2-1 series lead. In the first game, the Toros came out flat against the Ajax team and, if not for Jeff Parry in goal, the score would have been greater than 2-1. Time after time, the Toros' defence allowed allowed the Ajax forwards to beat them to the puck and only some heroic goaltending from Parry kept the score close. It was in the second period, with Bowmanville a man short, that Ajax finally beat him to take a 1-0 lead. This was the only goal until two minutes minutes before the end of the game, when some sloppy defence allowed them to score again. The Toros prevented the shutout when Ryan Dunnigan put the puck past the Ajax goalie with six seconds left on the clock. Assisting on the goal were Greg McMurter and Matt Staley. Game two was a much better game, with the Toros in a tougher frame of mind. Cameron Millar was in goal for the Toros and, although he did not have too much to do in the first ten minutes, minutes, he did pull off a spectacular save with about two minutes left. From this, the Toros broke out from their own end to open the scoring. Greg McMurter took a pass in the slot from Ryan Dunnigan and blasted it past the Ajax keeper. This was the beginning of the end for Ajax as the Toros scored twice more before the end of the period on goals by Dunnigan and Nick Hand. Assisting on the goals were McMurter, Paul Lavallee and Jason Jason Bray. The Toros scored again in the third, when McMurter and Matt Staley Staley assisted Dunnigan on his second goal. The team seemed to coast after this and penalties cost them as Ajax scored two goals in the third to make the final score 4-2. The minor bantams wrapped up their series against Ajax on Sunday night when they travelled to Ajax and came away with a 3-0 win. The Toros dominated the Ajax team in this final game, and some spectacular goaltending from Jeff Parry Parry earned him the shutout. The Kinsmen team got a goal in each period, one each from Greg McMurter, Derek Arnold and Adam Millar. Assists were from Ryan Dunnigan, Dunnigan, Tony Butzer and Arnold. Paul Lavallee, playing on defence in place of regular defenceman Eric Zuvic, played a very strong game for the Toros. The minor bantams now go on to meet Newmarket in the next round of the York-Simcoe playoffs. 4 pamaMcnan^ • COMMUNITY LIAISON GROUP - SITING TASK FORCE Low-level Radioactive Waste Management GROUPE DE LIAISON COMMUNAUTAIRE - GROUPE DE TRAVAIL Choix d'un site de gestion des déchets faiblement radioactifs PORT GRANBY LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT g The Newcastle Community Liaison Group (CLG) wishes residents of the Town of Newcastle, and particularly those living in the Port Granby area, to have as much information as. possible about the waste from the Eldorado processing operations now buried at the Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management Site at Port Granby. To get this information, further studies are being undertaken. Drilling rigs will commence work at the site around the middle of March. Nineteen boreholes will be drilled at different parts of the site to: • determine if the information from earlier studies is correct; • ensure the information is complete; • obtain more up-to-date detail about the waste buried there; • determine whether or not contamination from the waste has moved - up, down, or sideways; • locate any movement of contamination through the ground water. Some of the boreholes will continue to be monitored to track the ground water as well as any future movement taking place and affecting the land around the site. These will also help to see how effective the clean-up is when finished. The information gathered from these studies will be available to the public. If you have any questions or concerns about this study or any other issue surrounding the Port Granby Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management Site, please contact the CLG: Newcastle Community Liaison Group 37 King Street West s P.O.Box 20011 Newcastle, Ontario LIB 1M3 Telephone: 987-7786 Fax: 987-1237

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