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» i t X 1 8 The Clarington Independent, Bowmqnvillc, Saturday, January 7,1995 Carnation Flowers Travel to Peterborough The Carnation Rowers atom house league team participated in a tournament tournament sponsored by the Peterborough St. Paul's Hockey Association on December December 27-28. They arrived for the tournament without their goalie, as Andrew Mill- son was ill. Undaunted by this setback, setback, left winger Dale Hubbs was quickly fitted with the pads and took on the goaltending duties, though he had not played goal before. The first game was against the home team, St. Paul's, who led off the scoring and were up 6-3 at the end of the second period. Carnation Flowers never gave up and battled back with three unanswered goals in the third period to end the game in a 6-6 tie, outshooting the other team 31 to 20. Anthony Weaver had a hat trick and two assists, David Brown had a goal, and Chris Rooney added two goals and an assist. Adam Wilks, Garrett Garrett Dodds, Joey Dawson and Darryl Potter each had assists. Anthony Weaver was named MVP for the game. The next game was against Bewd- lcy and ended 7-3 in Carnation Rowers' Rowers' favour. Both Chris Rooney and Anthony Weaver had hat-tricks, and Adam Wilks scored a goal. Assists went to Dustin Privett, Garrett Dodds, Kevin Ficc, Darryl Potter, and David Brown had two assists. Chris Rooney was recognized as the MVP of the game. The final game for the 'A' Championship Championship was against a Peterborough MHA team. The boys were certainly primed for this game and with Dale still holding down the goalkeeping task, they played superbly. By the end of the second period, Carnation Flowers Flowers was leading 6-0. Peterborough continued to press and scored three goals in the third period. Carnation Flowers added another goal to win the game and the championship with a 7- 3 score. David Brown, Garrett Dodds, and Anthony Weaver each had two goals, and Chris Rooney had a goal. They also each contributed an assist, along with two assists for Derek Richardson, Richardson, and one for Kevin Fice. David Brown was named the game's MVP. Without a doubt, it was ah excellent excellent team effort and the boys' performance performance was exceptional. Dale became more comfortable in net as the games progressed and rose to the occasion. He was assisted with incredible support support from the defensive players Joey Dawson, Darryl Potter, Gavin Campbell, Campbell, Chris Bencteau, and Daniel Reed. Overall, the championship trophy was great to win, but even if they had not brought home the hardware, the team was successful in their fine display display of hockey skills and great team spirit. Remax Peewees Finish as 'B' Champions in Newcastle Despite a cold start to their early morning game, Newcastle house league peewees finished strongly as 'B' Champions. With only a handful of wins to show for the season, our boys in white finally came together as a team. Bowmanville Checkers arrived for a pre-dawn game but had a tough time as our goalie, Gerry Moore, stood firm between the pipes. "He turned Bowmanville away time and time again, only to see his team go down to a defeat of 5-1. Not wanting to finish the day early, our boys played a fast-paced second game against Peterborough Mexicasa and came out on the winning end 5-3. Midway into the first, we scored the first goal of the game. It wasn't until midway into the second that we scored another three. Then, in the third, we sealed the victory with another another one. Our third and final game saw us matched with a tough Ops team. We knew that no matter how many goals we scored, Ops was capable of coming coming back. However, after two goals in the first and two more in the third, Scott Poole reigned supreme in the nets to lead us to a 4-2 victory and the 'B' trophy. We would once again like to thank Dave Brazeau and the Newcastle Minor Minor Hockey Association for an excellent excellent week of tournaments. chowski (4g, 2a); Geoff Roote (la); Craig Reed (9g, la); Stephen Faught (la); Kris Bruynson (3a); Mike Kelly Crow's Sports atoms of the BRHL, participated in the Lindsay Minor Hockey Atom Tournament on December December 30-31. With the joy and excitement of Christmas behind the team, enthusiasm, enthusiasm, determination and a hard working, working, concentrated effort, lifted Crow's, Sports to the top of the tournament standings for a home ice advantage in the 'A' Championship game. During the first two games, Crow's . . - Sports defeated Lindsay Kent Clean- (lg, la); Jesse Cole (2g, la), ers 6-3, and Newcastle Gruffies 7-3. Prior to the third game against Lindsay Scott's Chicken Villa, Crow's knew they needed to outscore their opponents by at least eight goals to become the top team of the 12 teams entered. To eveiyone's surprise, the team took this thought with them and played a penalty-free game, with _ , . an unheard of four goals in 19 seconds triumphant from Hannon Park Arena during the second period, to complete- m .Oshawa with the A Champion- ly fly away with a 12-2 victory. shl P; wt , , ~ , 00 , --- - ..... - . On Wednesday, December 28, the ship from the Hornets as they formed Absent were Paul Stephenson and "an arch of hockey sticks to provide the Johnathon Hostie. Tyler Kohn, ac- Crow's team with a grand exit from quired through a league regulation to the ice. fill in for the absent players, was Crow's statistics were: Tyler Tee- thanked by the team for his contribu- fy, Denick Watt, Greg Siblock (lg, tion as he helped with five goals and la); Steven King (2g, 3a), Jesse Mys- one assist. chowoda (3 a); Justin Osborne (5g, Congratulations to both teams and 2a); Matt Carefoote (la); Jeremy Cze- thank you, Lindsay Minor Hockey. Crow's Sports has 10 wins, two losses, and one tie, with a reputation in their level of participation as a good team. All-Bowmanville Final As Remax Takes Title The Remax bantams came home With a good night's sleep, Crow's returned to Lindsay on December 31 and went head-to-head with the Thursday Thursday Night Men's League Hornets of the BRHL for the championship game. Before the game started, coaches Andy Murphy of the Hornets, and Robert Teefy of Crow's, were elated regarding the excitement their teams Remax crew played Willowdale, winning winning 4-2, led by Brad Johnson's two- goal effort. Other Remax goals were scored by Peter Amendola and Jeff Loscombe. On Thursday, December 29, Remax Remax met the North Oshawa team and both teams played an excellent game. The two teams traded goals in the first were experiencing. Both agreed that P e riod, with Jamie Adams scoring for each team were winners by getting an opportunity to play in the championship championship match. Crow's Sports came away as 'A' Champs by a score of 4-1 and received received a display of good sportsman- Remax. The game remained tied until four minutes into the third period when Adam Powell found the mark to win the game 2-1 for Remax. The championship game turned out. to be an all-Bowmanville final. The PUBLIC NOTICE Corporation of the Municipality of Clarington GABBACE COLLECTION Laidlaw Waste Systems has been awarded the garbage collection contract effective January 3,1995 (By-law #94-163). Please ensure that your garbage is at curbside by 7 a.m. There is a 4 bag limit for each household. A calendar will be delivered with information and future schedules to each household. The recycling schedule and contract is unchanged. For inquiries call 1 -800-263-6305. MUNICIPALITY OF Cjlarington WASTE SYSTEMS ONTARIO © Remax boys against Lange's Photo. Lange's, with a lightning attack, took a 2-0 lead in the first minute of play, setting Remax back on their heels. The boys showed their grit and got one goal back before the period ended. ended. That goal was by David Brabend- er, assisted by Tim McGrath. In the second period, Brad Johnson tied the game, assisted by David Bra- bender and Peter Amendola. The game stayed tied until 39 seconds left in the second period when Tim McGrath directed a shot to the net where Philip Dragstra waited to tip in the winning goal. Peter Amendola also pitched in with an assist. The teams battled through a scoreless third period with some splendid hockey. Lange's pulled their goalie in the final minute, but Remax held them off. Remax received strong goaltending from Chris Donahue and Jake Davis. Special thanks to the coach, Jim Adams, and his staff of Mike Dono- ghue, Todd Wonnan, and John Dragstra. Dragstra. Thanks also to the Oshawa referees referees who allowed the teams to play, but still kept control of the games. THE CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON PUBLIC NOTICE TO ITS CITIZENS NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DESIGNATE IN THE MATTER OF the Ontario Heritage Act, 1974, R.S.O., 1990, Chapter 0.18; AND IN THE MATTER OF the lands and premises at the following municipal addresses: LOCATIONS: 210 King Street West - Part Lot 29, Concession 2, Former Village of Newcastle, now in the Municipality of Clarington 4672 Highway No. 2 - Part Lot 5, Concession 2, Former Township of Clarke, now in the Municipality of Clarington. REASONS FOR DESIGNATIONS: 210 King Street West - "The Hollows" incorporates elements from separate periods of the nineteenth century. The oldest section of the frame house dates from the 1830s and it is located behind a two storey Edwardian addition, which was constructed by a Newcastle master carpenter named Pool in the early 1900s. The home is recommended for designation based on its architectural features. 4672 Highway No. 2 - Built sometime around 1856, the home has been constructed in sections of rubblestone and coursed fieldstone and is representative of the former Township of Clarke's stone farm houses. The home is recommended for designation based on architectural features. Any person may, within thirty (30) days of the first publication of this notice, send by Registered Mail or deliver to the Clerk of the Municipality of Clarington, notice of his or her objection to the proposed designation together with a statement of the reasons for the objection and all relevant facts. If such a notice of objection is received, the Council of the Municipality of Clarington shall refer the matter to the Conservation Review Board for a hearing, Dated at the Municipality of Clarington this 28th day of December 1994. MUNICIPALITY OF Cflarmqton ONTARIO Patti L. Barrie, A.M.C.T. 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