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The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanvillc, Saturday, January 27,1996 9 Checkers variety Beats Oia | Coffee Time Wins 'B' Trophy The Checker Variety Atom Toros started the New Year on the road heading up north to Orillia for a rare Tuesday night contest against the Terriers. The long trip seemed to put the Toro players to sleep as they just couldn't get their act together on the ice. and ended up in a 1-1 tie after the first period. period. Early in the second period, the Toros caught a little fire and popped in three quick goals to put some distance between between them and Orillia. Entering the third period with a 4-1 lead the Toros started started to take exception to some of the rough play handed out by the Orillia team and were more than happy to return the fa-' vour. With emotions running high, the Orillia team took advantage advantage and scored two quick goals to pull within a goal of the Toros, but that was as close as the Terriers would get as the Toros put two more pucks behind behind the Orillia goalie and made the final score 6-3 Toros. Scoring for the Toros were Darryl Masterson (2g, 2a), Chris McDaniel (2g), Trevor Cowan (2a), Derek McGrath (2a), Brendan Kalijundic (lg), Garrett Dodds (lg), and Steven Hatfield (la). The Toros remained on the road for their next game, visiting visiting Pickering for a Wednesday night tussle. The Toros moved the puck with some slick passing and kept the Pickering team off balance. The Toros led after one period 1-0. The teams split goals in the second period leaving the score at 2-1 Toros. The Toros seemed to have something extra for the third period while Pickering were faltering a bit. The Toros capitalized capitalized by scoring three more goals and winning 5-1, sending a message to the rest of the league that they are getting Settle for Tie Our first game of 1996 sent the Newcastle Salvage Tykes and Baltimore #3 home with one point each. The first period ended scoreless. scoreless. The line of Willy Brownell, Brownell, Codey Rutledge and Brandon Couto had many chances, but the Baltimore goalie shut them down each time. Zachary Paradis and Mitchell Bacon were very effective effective on dcfenpe, clearing the puck away after each of Andrew Andrew Weckcrle's remarkable saves. Baltimore was on the score- sheet with the first goal of the day at 10:11 of the second period. period. Kelly Palmatcer, Cannon Shah and Josh Iwanczyk kept Baltimore's goaltcndcr busy with their digging and hard work. Rikki Palmatcer tied the game at 6:30 of the second, with her first goal of the regular regular season, unassisted. The defensive defensive team of Alexander Khan and Christopher Earle played great to help end the period period tied at 1-1. There was only 4:01 left to play in the game when Baltimore Baltimore somehow got past the incredible incredible defence of Willy Pettigrew Pettigrew and Jamie McCarthy to put them ahead by one. Not to be outdone, Kendall Boyd broke out through the bunch to score, unassisted, with just two minutes left to play. Final score: 2-2. ready for the playoff hockey. Scoring for the Toros were Derek McGrath (lg, la), Adam Wilks (2a), Darryl Masterson (lg), David Brown (lg), Chris McDaniel (lg), Justin Naklicki (lg), Steven Hatfield (la), Justin Justin Roussy (la), and Garrett Dodds (la). The Toros would like to thank the people of Clarington for their support during their bottle drive held Saturday, January January 6th to help the team raise money for upcoming tournament tournament action. In exhibition action the Toros Toros lost to the Oshawa Black- hawks 3-2 and the Oshawa Bruins 5-1 and 4-3. On January 6, the Newcastle Newcastle Coffee Time Novice team travelled to Bcwdlcy to take part in the Rice Lake Hockey Association Novice House League tournament. The first game saw Newcastle Newcastle face a team from Port Hope. Dustin Kozak started his first game as nctmindcr. Port Hope scored early in the first, but Newcastle answered with a goal by Craig Kelly, assisted by defenseman Kyle Anderson. The rest of the game was tough for the Newcastle squad, and although they had some scoring scoring chances they could not put one in the net. Port Hope won the game. The first game loss pitted the Newcastle Coffee Time team against their rivals in Newcastle, the Optimists. The game turned into the thriller that the fans anticipated. Coffee Coffee Time opened the scoring in the first with two goals, the first on an cnd-lo-end rush by Andrew Murphy, started by Kyle Anderson. The second came on a good shot by Craig Kelly, assisted by Gordon Vale and Amanda Vyfschaft. The. action was non-stop. The action continued in the 'second, with the only goal of the period scored on a shot from" the slot by Coffee Time centre Derrick Knox on a pass Swim Club Goes the Distance On Saturday, January 13, the Clarington Swim Club ran an in-house Distance Meet. This meet allowed club members members to obtain official times in some of the distance events - 400m Individual Medley, 400m freestyle, 800m freestyle and 1500m freestyle. The swimmers swam exceptionally well at the meet with over 75% best times from the group. Following Following is a list , of best times from this meet. Due to the increased increased difficulty of these longer events, swimmers compete compete in only one, occasionally two, events. Nathan Bums - 1, Cathy Hammond T, Luke Sagur 1 (of 2), Reza Shaffaf - 1 (of 2), Matt Durkee - First 800m, Alison Alison Eeuwes -1, Christine Frisi- na - 1, Malcolm Holbrook - 1, Marshall Holbrook -. 2, Mark Hodgins - First 1500m, Adele Jenkins - 1, Amber Key - First 400m, Carrie Kilpatrick - First 800m, Marianne Leslie, Melissa Melissa Mason - First 400m, Alyssa Norrish - First 400m, Malika Taghadtissi - 1, Kelly Ogilvief Melanie Simmonds - 1, Pat Russel - First 400IM, Rick Weiss - 1, Diane Jenkins, Jenny Jenny Krabi. Swimmers Carrie Kilpatrick, Kilpatrick, Matt Durkee, Mark Hod- gins, Amber Key, Melissa Ma son and Alyssa Norrish were all attempting their first distance distance events. All were very enthusiastic enthusiastic about their experiences experiences and are looking forward to their next chance to swim these longer events. Veteran swimmer Alison Eeuwes broke a four year-old 1 Clarington Swim Club Record during her 400IM race to establish establish a new mark of 5:29.24., Alison was surprised at her own speed after the race and proved to herself that some- times a relaxed approach to your race results in the best performances. Alison's time qualifies her for an additional event in the Junior National Championship. Swimmer Adele Jenkins bettered the Provincial standard standard in her 800m freestyle race. Her time allows her to go to Provincial Swimming Championship in March. Adele's swim also qualifies her for the Junior National Championships, Championships, to be held in Calgary Calgary this February. from Scan Price. Neither team quit, and the action got better from both sides. The fans were going wild. Both teams showed determination and grit. Coffee Time put the game away late in the third on a goal by Gordon Vale, assisted by Amanda Vyfschaft and defenseman defenseman Alex Andringa. Goalies of both teams played well, with Coffee Time backstop backstop Brendan Oldman getting a well-deserved shutout. The win put Coffee Time into the 'B' finals. finals. The final matched Coffee Time against a team from Grafton, another rival from league play. The first period was scoreless, with good defense defense and end-to-end action. Grafton got on the board early in the second. But, with just two' seconds left in the second, ■ Craig Kelly got his third goal of the day on a feed from de fenseman Kevin Ferguson. The third period was a thriller, with many scoring chances by forwards forwards Kyle Saari and Matthew Brash. Regulation time ended with the game tied at 1-1. A shoot out format was used to decide a- winner, and Coffee Time's center Brett Gillan scored the only and winning goal. In this game, defense was a key element, led by Jacqui Vale, who was chosen as player of the game. Coffee Time wishes to thank the tournament organizers organizers for the event, and the beautiful beautiful trophies. Coaches Chris Wright, Brian Gillan and Carl Vyfschaft were pleased with the effort of every player on the team. One member of the team, Michael Candiano, could not participate in the tournament, tournament, but the team looks forward forward to his return. Well done, Coffee Time. WHAT IS CLARINGTON'S RlL HINT: Serves a great value Breakfast for only $2.99 Monday to Friday. Cut out alphabet letters and place on ballot on last page CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON BY-LAW NO. 93-144 FORMAL NOTICE TO CLEAN SNOW AND ICE FROM SIDEWALKS Occupants and property owners are required to remove snow and ice from the public sidewalks in front of, and beside their properties within 12 hours after a fall of snow, freezing rain, or hail and to keep them clear. These requirements apply- whether or not a house or any other building is erected on the property. 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