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The Independent, Canadian Statesman Weekender, Bowman ville, Saturday, February 19,1994 7 Checkers Variety Compete in BRHL Tourney Saturday, February 12, Checkers met Mr. Sub in game one of the Bowmanville tournament. Checkers scored first, halfway through the first period, on a goal by Kevin Stonehousc, assisted by Alan Robb and Ryan Wood. Mr. Sub tied it to give each team half a point in this period. Mr. Sub came out fast in the second, second, scoring two before Kevin Stonehouse got Checkers back in the game with an unassisted goal. The end of the second found Mr. Sub ahead 4-2. They added one more with seven seconds left in the third. This gave Checkers 1/2 point to take into their second game against Computer Learning, knowing they would need all five points from this game to be assured of advancement in the tournament. The first period ended with no score, which meant the best they could get was 4 1/2 points by winning winning the other two periods and the- game. Checkers rose to the challenge Sheridan College Volleyball Team Adds Clarke H.S. Grad to Roster Former Clarke High School student, student, and Ganaraska Wolf, Brent Piels, has joined the volleyball team of the defending college champion Sheridan Bruins. Brent is enrolled in Sheridan's Retail Management program. The Bruins are working towards their sixth consecutive OCAA Championship. The Ontario Championships Championships are . being hosted at Durham Durham College, February 25-26, and the Canadian championships are being being hosted by Mount Royal College, Calgary, March 9-12. Brent Piels Non-Contact Tournament Attracts On January 23, the Computer Learning Peewees were entered in a hockey tournament in Vaughan. This non-contact tournament allowed allowed the smaller Computer Learning Learning team to use their stills to a better better advantage. The first game saw Computer Learning come out flying as Andrew Andrew Wraith netted two first-period goals. But the Oro team fought back to take the lead. With just seconds left in the third period, Oro scored their fourth goal into an empty net. Final score was Oro 4, Computer Learning 2. Player of the game medal went to Adam Aitchison. The second game was a puzzle as the Computer Learning team never got out of the starting blocks and were trounced by a score of 6-0 against Barrie. Player of the game medal went to Kevin Legge. The third game saw Computer Learning in the hunt for the 'D' championship against King City. Goals from Mark Fletcher and Richard Richard Adams saw regulation time end in. a 2-2 tie. After five minutes of overtime, the score was tied 2-2. After playing just over two minutes minutes of double overtime, with no goalies, Jamie Morrison broke in over the blueline and sent a low The American-Canadian Tour (ACT) stock car racing sanctioning organization has released a 20-race, 1994 schedule for its Touring Series. Series. The events will be spread across 13 different venues in four northeastern northeastern states and four Canadian provinces. Three of the specdplants, Riverside Speedway (Groveton, NH), New Brunswick International Speedway (Fredericton, (NB), and Autodromc St.-Eustach (St.- Eustache, Quebec), will hold their first Tour events. For the eighth consecutive year, the Scries will open at New Hamp shire's Lee USA Speedway on April 10. A pair of Maine venues, Oxford Plains Speedway (Oxford), and Beech Ridge Motor Speedway (Scarborough) will each host a trio of events as will New Yoik's Airborne Airborne International Raceway. The Oxford oval ticks off its season on Sunday, April 17, with a 150-lap event for the Tour, then follows it up with the prestigious $210,000 True Value 250 on July 16-17. Tracks hosting a single race are Ontario ovals Mosport International Speedway (May 22), and Cayuga Speedway in Nellcs Comers (July 31). and won the game 7-0. Point-getters were Fraser McArthur (2g), Alan Robb (2g, 2a), Kevin Stonehouse (lg, la), Joshua Johnston (lg), Geoffrey Geoffrey Neuman (lg), Joel Tymchuk (la), Jeff Lee (la), Ryan Wood (la), Tyler Lane (la). Checkers now had a total of five points in two games and had to wait for the outcome of Dykstra's game against Novico to be sure of making it into the 'B' finals. By the end of their second period, Checkers' place in the 'B' final was clinched. So, with 20 minutes to spare, the players raced to the dressing room to prepare prepare to hit the ice against Grafton for the 'B' championship. Checkers fought hard, but couldn't overcome, losing 5-3. Kevin Kevin Stonehouse scored two goals, assisted both times by Jeff Collins and Geoffrey Neuman. Alan Robb added the third, assisted by Fraser McArthur. The team worked hard the whole tournament and never gave up, with everyone contributing to their accomplishment. accomplishment. The unsung heroes were Tommy Jennings and Scott Westlake on defence, defence, who may not have scored any of our goals, but certainly stopped the other teams from getting more. Then there was Mark Beitle on left wing, who helped make some plays happen, and of course, Brian Albert and Eric Arsenault in net who both made some great saves to help get us to the finals. Congratulations on a great team effort. Please recycle this newspaper THE CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON PUBLIC MEETING TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Municipality of Clarington will hold a Public Meeting under Section 17 of the Planning Act to consider a proposed Amendment to the Official Plan of the former Town of Newcastle. The proposed Amendment will provide strategic policy direction for the future of Clarington's Waterfront. The policies will address a number of issues related to the waterfront in particular public access, the protection of natural and cultural heritage values, active and passive recreational opportunities and the Waterfront Trail and Greenway. ANY PERSON may attend the Public Meeting and/or make written or verbal representation either in support of, or in opposition to the proposed Official Plan Amendment. DATE: Monday, March 21,1994 TIME: 9:30 a.m. PLACE: Council Chambers, Municipal Administrative Centre 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed Official Plan Amendment is available for inspection between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. at the Planning and Development Department, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario or by calling Janice Szwarz at 623-3379. DATED AT THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON THIS 14TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1994 Patti Barrie, Clerk Municipality of Clarington 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3A6 J3L MUNICIPALITY OF arington ONTARIO CS-Ind. 3291 Planning File: PLN. 15.3 Clerk's File: D03.4310.NE blast into the King City net to win the 'D' Championship for Computer Learning. Player of the game medal went to Nathan Hobbs. Players on all eight teams were given vouchers for hot dogs and pop. Also, players earned championship championship or consolation trophies in their respective groups. Players and parents would like to thank the coachinjg staff of Mike McAllister and Eugene McLean for selecting this well-run and fiin tournament. tournament. On February 12, Computer Learning participated in the BRHL tournament. Our first game was against the top team in our league, Mr. Sub. Computer Learning were outshot 44-3 and outscored 9-1. Our lone goal, scored on our first shot of the game, was by Andrew Wraith. Our second game was against Checkers. After a scoreless first period, period, the smaller Computer Learning team seemed to tire and Checkers skated to a 7-0 win, while outshoot- ing the Computer Learning team 26- 2. As the tournament format allowed allowed only four teams to advance to the 'A' . and 'B' championship round, the other five teams received consolation BRHL towels. "Ocean Catch Special" Tuesday Only Olde Tyme Fish and Chips >, 136 King St. E. 623-1781 Bowmanville 4 YEAR Road Hazard ^ Protection! B.F. Goodrich Lifesaver GT4 All Season Steel 55x80R13 $44.00 DRIVE WITH CONFIDENCE Choosing the right tires tor your vehicle and driving needs is the best way to ensure safety and long tire life. choose VAN HEMMEN TIRES Your best deal in Tires in the Durham Region. 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