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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, March 30,1994 7 Pines Senior Public School Dominates Basketball Court by Brad Kelly A new Canadian swimming record was set by a group of 11 and 12-year-olds from Markham during a NEWAC invitational meet held on Sunday at the Fitness Centre Stephanie Brueschke, Angela Sy, Carmen Barnett and Alana Madder, members of the Markham Aquatic Club, set a new Canadian record in the 11/12-year-old girls' short course 200m individual medley. Their time of 2:07.70 broke the existing record of 2:08.39, which was set in 1992. "They are a very committed group and are always willing to train," said their coach, Ian Gillis. "They will do whatever I ask of them. Occasionally, they will fail, but they will push themselves to the limit before they fail." The four girls have only been swimming together as a team since September of last year. What made Sunday's accomplishment even more dramatic was the fact that a fire alarm caused a delay of 20 minutes just prior to the start of the race. Participants were forced to clear the pool area as a safety precaution, leaving many of the swimmers crammed into the small lobby area. - "They said they : had lost their adrenalin," said Gillis of the delay. "But they quickly regained their focus, and once they did that, they got the momentum hey made a run at the Canadian record in Brantford during the provincial championships that were held in early March. Their time of 2:06.98 just missed breaking the old mark. Next in their sight is the Canadian long course record which they hope to break between April 8-10 in the University of Toronto's 50m pool at a meet hosted by Ajax. Newcastle Durham Optical Wins Zone Championship: SSHSS The grade seven girls' team from The Pines Senior Public School won the Western Area Championship Championship recently, beating M.J. Hobbs in the final game. The team went undefeated in the regular season, and then won both their games during the playoffs. The team was so dominating, it scored 211 points in five gamés, while allowing only 55. Team members include, front row, (1-r), Lianne Trotter, Nicole Norton, Shawna Snell, Dannielle Smith, Natasha Hills. Back row, (1-r), Grant Stephens (coach), Ashley Poirier, •' Ashley West, Holly Swaga, Lyndsey Tollett, Megan Carter, Tom Windsor (coach). Liberty Youth Bowling League , Senior Division : Team Standings: Westlake 58, Haley 51, Langley 50, Flintoff 48, Vickery 41, Welsh 39, Carpenter 37, Pearson 35, Canadian 34, Break 27. 1 High Singles: Dave DcGraaf 255, 235, Chris Canadian 234, Jeff Pearson Pearson 221, 214, John Carpenter 217, Andrew Break 212, David Dean 210, Todd Langley 207. High Triples: D. DcGraaf 655. Ontario Family Twosome Winners: Winners: Keith Varley his father Tom, with 897, for their 4 game total with handicap were the Senior division winners. Close behind in second place were Holly Greenley and her father Rod, with a total of 886. Junior Division Team Standings: Vickery 57, Burtch 55, Ross 51.5, Spoelstra 49, Tait 48, D. Welsh 44, Goswell 42, Humber 38, T. Welsh 32.5, Bowers 32, Coffin 30, Preston 29. High Singles: Tracey Greenley 238, David Coffin 222, Ryan Preston 222, James Welsh 220, Dan Welsh 217, Matt Cobum 216, Matt Adams 210, Jaclyn Clements 203. High Triples: Dan Welsh 557, Today at CM Goodwrcnch the price on the ground is the price on the hoist. Period. LUBE, OIL & FILTER $ 26" In under 29 minutes guaranteed, or the next one's FREE.* INCLUDES • Oil change - up to 5 litres of Goodwrench premium oil • Quality.AC oil filter • Plus complete 15 point inspection • All done by our friendly GM-trained technicians t Offer applies to all GM cars and light duty trucks, excluding 4-wheel drive models. t Suggested price including labour. Applicable taxes extra. Extra charge for synthetic oil. Dealers may sell for less. 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NOBODY KNOWS YOUR VEHICLE BETTER THAN THIS PARTICIPATING DEALER Cowan Pontiac Buick Ltd. 166 King St. E. 623-9415 © James Welsh 532, David Coffin 504, Tracey Greenley 503, Matt Adams 500. Ontario Family Twosome Winners: Winners: Ryan Preston and his father Bob, won with a 1020 4 game total with handicap in the Junior Division. Angie Ross and her mother, Kathy were second place with a 948 total. Bantam Division Team Standings: Rebels 62, Strike Force 62, Bulldogs 58, Aces 48, Spares 47, Blue Jays 42, Champs 39, Strikers 34, Raiders 34, Winners 32, Mighty Ducks 24, Head Pins 21. High Singles: Adam Walton 195, Lindsay James 187, Matthew Dama- rio 183, Julie Curran 174, Tommy Lucas 169, Kerstine Petrie 169, Matthew Matthew Hossack 165, Laura Preston 158, Tcnri Flintoff 158, 154, Jason Griffin 157, Mark Dillon 152, Adam Goswell 150. High Triples: Lindsay James 456, Adam Walton 446, Tommy Lucas 438, Terri Flintoff 436, Matthew Damario 427, Matthew Hossack 411, Jason Griffin 410. Ontario Family Twosome Winners: Winners: Dawn Whitney with her mother Vicki, were winners in the Bantam Division with 909 4 game total with V handicap and tied for second were Julie Julie Curran and her father Larry and Ashley Henning with her Aunt Fran Sleep with 891 totals. Tyke Division Team Standings: James 43, Van- Hcuvelen 41, Marchant 40.5, Hossack Hossack 39.5, Walton 36, Perry 28, Stacey Stacey 27, Ross 26, Fowler 24.5, Greenley 21.5, McDougall 19.5, Prior 18. High Singles: Mike Hossack 239, Brandon Reynolds 174, Jason Walton 164, Cassie Greenley 150, Danny Perry 139, Holly Kcntner 138. High Doubles: M. Hossack 342, J. Walton 277, D. Perry 263, C. Greenley Greenley 261. Ontario Family Twosome Winners: Winners: Matt Stacey and his father Rick were winners in the Tyke (PecWec) Division with a 4 game total with handicap of 943 followed by Kyle Perry and his father Steven, with a 937 total. Narrow Victory for Carnation Atoms In Exciting Game On March 26, Carnation Rower Power met Pizza Pizza in a very exciting exciting playoff match-up. Both teams were in playoff form, exchanging end-to-end rushes and close checking. checking. In the first period, Rower Powers' Jeff Ball capitalized on an opening in the Pizza Pizza defence, going to the outside, then behind the Pizza Pizza net, passing to Cole Linfoot. Cole's shot was stopped by Pizza's Kyle Large, but the rebound was picked up by Jeff Ball, who scored giving Carnation Carnation the lead. The second period saw Pizza Pizza Pizza pick up the temp with Anthony Weaver scoring to tie the game. With a minute left in the second, Carnation put the pressure on in Pizza's zone with J.J. Worden passing to Phil Hopkins, who scored with an excellent excellent second effort, flipping the puck over the sprawling Pizza gonltender. In third period, a lot of fingernails were chewed up when Pizza Pizza's Greg Bubar scored, ticing the game with three minutes left in tho game. Witlt less than fifty seconds left in the third, Carnations' Andrew Warren Warren shot a blast from the bluoline, hitting hitting Al Rahmes 1 slick and bouncing to Phil Hopkins who tipped in the game winner. The whole Cnmntlon team put in an excellent effort throughout, especially especially gonltender Mike Shrives who made a lot of key saves. Tito biggest save was in tho last seconds when Mike snared n shot from Pizza's Rob Milford. Carnation hung on to win 3 to 2. Great game both teams! DRIVING RAM OPENING Thursday, March 31 The Newcastle Dutham Optical Novice hockey team won their Zone championship on Friday evening after defeating Tweed in three straight games. In the final game, Newcastle trailed 4-0 at one point, but rallied to tie the game with just over a minute to go in the third period. Newcastle then scored three minutes minutes into overtime to sweep the series. Team members include, not in order in above photo: Zach Ibbof- son, John Stafford, Josh Rutledge, Dylan Cull, Mike Trottman, Brendan O'Sullivan, Eric Shah, Paul Ga-- risto, Colin Organ, Joey Castellano, Nicholas Boyd. Coaches are Brady Ibbotson, Rick Palmateer, Rob Stafford. , ! Legion Midgets Tie In Playoff Opener The Canadian Legion Branch 178 and Oshawa Rotary skated to a 6-6 tic in their opening game of the Y ork/ Sirricoe Championship series. The game, highlighted by two offensively offensively skilled teams, wasn't lacking lacking in entertainment from the opening opening face-off. After Oshawa opened a 1-0 lead, Mike Parks pulled the Toros even with Jeff Dart and Jamie Shetler drawing the assists. Oshawa struck for two more first period goals to give them a 3-1 lead after the first period. period. Jason Jeffreys scored an unassisted unassisted marker and Doug Parkin scored on a breakaway with Mike Talotti assisting assisting to pull Bowmanville even. The Toros were then forced to play shorthanded for seven minutes and were eventually staked to the lead when Dart took a breakaway pass from Chris Hcffeman and put his shot through the Oshawa goalies legs. A late flurry resulted in a pair of goals for Rotary and a 5-4 lead after two periods. With Oshawa shorthanded, Chris Heffeman pulled the Toros even when his slapshot eluded the Oshawa nctmindcr with Parkin earning the only assist. Rotary replied less than a minute later to regain the lead, but Jeff Dart took a breakaway pass from Doug Parkin to net the equalizer. Jason Jason Jeffreys also earned an assist. Driving Range Membership ^11 Visit our new expanded PRO SHOP for the best deals in Town. 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Tiie recommendations now being formulated by the Technical Working Group on Clean-up Criteria will be used to assist the second group; the Tèchnical Working Group on % Remedial Action Plans which is examining all available methods of removing the waste estimating volume of material to be removed. We have a draft report on these first £; stages of developing a conceptual remedial action plan for Port Granby. Before this is finalized, and we continue with the development of the plan, we need your input! ÿ This meeting has been called to discuss the recommendations of the Technical Working Groups. Your input is very important! ï J^orjarthentyfor^