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Scoreboard •OWMANVILU ' ■ -iLv^^a Pi 55 King St. W. Hours: Mon. 623-5431 Bowmanville Thurs. 8 - 6; Fri. 8 - 9; Sat. 8:30 - 5 V/SA © J.P. The Peterborough Victoria Northumberland and Clarington Roman Catholic Separate. School Board is seeking a Student Monitor for the S.E.V.E.C (Society for Educational Visits and Exchanges in Canada) Summer Group Program, 1996. Responsibilities: • organizing publicity in schools • home interviews • planning exchange program activities • organizing and supervising group activities Duration: • 13 weeks (May 3,1996 to August 2,1996) Requirements: • Applicants must be post-secondary students, with a functioning knowledge of French. • Preference will be given to applicants who have previous working experience with children. • Applicants must have their own transportation. • Applicants must be able to receive a twin student monitor in their home for two weeks in July. Deadline for Resumes: Friday, January 12,1996 For further information, please call Anne Marie Chapman at (705) 742-1332 al ter January 7,1996. Don Benninger Board Chairperson Don Folz Director of Education 6 The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, January 6,1996 Crucial Games for Checkers Toros December Opens Tourney for Square Boy Pizza In the last week of November, November, Square Boys OMHA Pee- wees lost two close games to Millbrook 3-0, and Mariposa 4-2, and recorded a victory over Ops 6-3. December was a busy month starting with a tournament tournament in Ennismore. The boys won two games, one against St. Anne's of Peterborough 4- 2, and the other 3-2 against the home team. Our third match was a tiring one as we lost against the All Saints. This put us in the 'B' Championship round, only to meet the same Saints the next day. This time the team played hard only to come away 3-0 losers. December's record in league play saw a big improvement improvement in team spirit. We posted a 3-2 record before the holiday season. The Peewees beat Port Perry 1-0, 4-3, and Manvers 7- 1. Our losses to Orono 4-1 and 6-3, were close and could have gone either way. Hoping the holiday madness madness was behind us we entered a tournament in Millbrook. The first two games proved us wrong as the players left on the ice were frustrated when the penalty boxes for both teams had more players in it than did the bench. The third and final game saw Newcastle take a fast 5-0 lead in the first only to see it diminish quickly in the second to 5-3. Newcastle hung on to come away with a 6-4 win. In what turned out to be our final game in 1995, Scott Lux- ton and Nick Stacey each scored two, with singles going to Craig McManus and Matt Zawislak. Assists were shared by Nick, Scott, Craig, Matt, Mark Brennan,. Matt. O'Halloran and Adam Tollett. Tyler Knight, Robbie Thompson Thompson and Bobby Phelan rounded out the shorthanded team with Ryan Leddy and Scott Poole guarding between the pipes. Our OMHA team has three league games left before playoffs, but you can be sure that, with holidays and festive celebrations behind .us, we are all looking forward to extended post-season hockey. The Peterborough Victoria Northumberland and Clarington Roman Catholic Separate School Board I BOOK $»■■* ORDERS OFF BOOK PRICE FABRIC NOT INCLUDED IN STOCK BORDERS AND t & WALLPAPERS FROM Bowmanville Thursday Night Men's League Team W L T Pts. BilDen Home Improve. 9 2 2 20 McFarland Sand&Gravel 7 •3 3 17 Hockin Real Estate 5 6 2 12 Hooper's Trophy Centre Hunt's Photo 6 6 1 13 4 7 2 10 Francis Personnel 3 10 Dec. 21 Results McFarland 7 Hockin 3 Hoopers 8 Francis 3 BilDen 4 Hunts 4 Leading Scorers 0 6 Name GP G A Pts. George Pithie (Hock) 13 17 16 33 Paul Strong (McF) 13 12 21 33 Ron Pye (McF) 10 12 20 32 Brian Heard (Bil) 13 15 15 30 Mike Corsini (McF) 13 13 14 27 Kelly Balson (McF) 12 16 10 26 Rene Gervais (Hunts) 10 13 11 24 Mike Gallant (Hoop) 10 15 9 24 Greg Vey (Hoop) 10 6 • 17 23 Troy Foster (Hock) 9 10 10 20 Todd Hooey (McF) 8 8 12 20 This was a must weekend series series of games for the Checkers Atom Toros as two of the three teams they would encounter were close to them in league standings. Friday night, the visiting Richmond Hill Jaguars provided provided the opposition for the Toros. In the first period, the teams decided to play hockey without any rough stuff. It was evenly played, with the Toros getting on the scoreboard with less than a minute left in the period. The Toros owned the second period, scoring three goals and taking a commanding lead of 4-0 into the third. In the third period, the frustration frustration of the Richmond Hill team came to a boil and rough play ensued, with both teams frequently visiting the penalty box. This style of play favoured favoured the Richmond Hill team as they outscorcd the Toros Toros 2-1 in the third period. If not for the fine goallcnding of netminder Adam Haukc in the third period, the score could have,been a lot closer than the 5-2 final. Scoring for the Toros were: Marc Bonin (2g), Bryan Mercer Mercer (2a), Adam Wilks (lg), Chris McDaniel (lg), Stuart King (lg), Steven Hatfield (la), David Brown (la), Justin Naklicki (la).. The Toros were on the road to Aurora for Saturday night's contest. The Aurora Tigers were up for this game and held the Toros' Toros' scoring machine off the scoreboard for the first period. The second period was much the same flavour. It looked as though the team to score first was going to win the. game. Fortunately, the Toros were the first to score with under three minutes left in the second period. period. This gave the Toros that extra lift into the third period, with the Toros scoring two more goals and winning the game 3-0., Ben Johnston recorded the shutout,'facing 10 shots. Scoring Scoring for the Toros were Marc Bonin (lg), Brendan Kalijun- dic (lg), Garrett Dodds (lg), Bryan Mercer (la), Stuart King (la), Trevor Cowan (la). Sunday had the Toros on the road again to take on the Vaughan Vaughan Rangers. The Toros once again started strong, outshooting Vaughan 21-5 in the first two periods, and outscoring them 3-0. The final period proved to be a more evenly played period as Vaughan showed a little'more hustle and fired 10 shots at the Toro net, with Ben Johnston coming up with a perfect night and recording his second shutout shutout in as many nights. The Toros Toros added one more goal in the third period, winning the contest contest 4-0. Scoring for the Toros were Chris McDaniel (2g), Justin Justin Naklicki (2a), Adam Wilks (lg), David Brown (lg), Stuart King (la), Garrett Dodds (la), Derek McGrath (la), Darryl Mastcrson (la). Quality mak&l paints J the difference. OUR FINEST QUALITY LATEX PAINTS! Natnin Moore Skmin Moore Latex Flat Finish ! IDEAL LATEX CEILING FLAT tmm Latex Semi Gloss 5 Finish * Most Colours IDEAL LATEX PRIMER' SEALER Latex Eggshell Finish 46* ll*t H SÜPERHIDE LATEX EGGSHELL" OR SEMI GLOSS MONITOR S.E.V.E.C. SUMMER GROUP PROGRAM 1996