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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, April 17,1996 Section Two V/ GIRLS ' (J HOCKEY 1^1995-96 iiSSSSSi spii. HP a Grant Physiotherapy, of the Clarington Girls' Hockey Association, had a successful year, winning the Bantam 'C' Championship at the Leaside Tournament. The team was a finalist in the Bantam 'C' Central East 'A' Championship, and missed representing the region in the provincials by just one game. Team members include, not in order of appearance in above photo: Alison Whitehead, Lisamaria Akeson, Cyndi Cochrane, Jessica Andrews, Mireille, Durand, Krista Traynor, Liz Millson, Julie Flintoff, Becky Hale, Nichole Pot, Emily Muir, Andrea Griffin, and Amy Farrow. Driving in Fog, Mist and Haze Fog can occur with high humidity or heavy frost. It can be so mild that you can see through it for several hundred feet. Or it might be so thick that you can only see a few hundred feet ahead. It may come suddenly to an otherwise clear road. And it can be a major hazard. When you drive into a fog patch, your visibility will be reduced quickly. The biggest dangers are striking the vehicle vehicle ahead or being struck by the one behind. Try to "read" the fog density down the road. If the vehicle ahead starts to become less clear or, at night, if the taillights are harder to see, the fog is probably probably thickening. Slow down. Everybody then has a better chance to avoid hitting the vehicle ahead. A patch of dense fog may extend only for a few feet or for miles; you can't really tell while you're in it. You can only treat the situation with extreme care. One common fog condition condition - sometimes called mist or ground fog - can happen in weather that seems perfect. Especially at night or early morning in valley and low, marshy areas. You can be suddenly enveloped in thick, wet haze that may even coat your windshield. You can often spot these fog patches or mist layers with your headlights. headlights. But sometimes they can be waiting for you as you come over a hill or dip into a shallow valley. Start your windshield wipers and washer, washer, to help clear accumulated road dirt. Slow down carefully. For more information I can be reached at Cowan Pontiac-Buick 905-623-3396. ©j.p. From page 2 shared the shutout. In our third game we met the team from Hamilton. Our boys were determined to win, as this would advance the team into the "A" division championship championship round. We won 9-1. Scoring for Newcastle were Matt McGlynn (2g), Nick Stacey (3g), Mark Brennan (lg), Robbie Thompson (lg, la), Scott Luxon (2g), Matt Zawislak (2a), Tyler Knight (la), Bobby Phelan (la). The- whole team played an excellent game. Game four was against the host Clarington team. The game was a real nail-biter from start to finish. Newcastle opened with two quick goals, Derek Heerschop (lg), Bobby Phelan (lg), but Clarington came back with three unanswered unanswered goals to take the lead. In the third period, Scott Luxon scored to tie the game. Again, Clarington came back to go ahead. Newcastle tied the game with Matt Zawislak's goal, and- with three minutes left in the game, Nick Stacey scored the winning goal. Assists went to Nick Stacey, Mark Brennan, Tyler Knight and Craig McManus. Ryan Leddy' and Scott Poole did an excellent job between the pipes. COACHES NEEDED for 1996 - 97 Season CLARINGTON MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION (TOROS) (formerly Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association) REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS Minor Novice thru Juvenile including Additional Novice and Additional Atom FOR APPLICATIONS CALL: PAUL JACKMAN 623-9538 Deadline: Aoril 21st. 1996 ■ 7 ^ ID Clarington's Grant Physiotherapy Bantam girls' hockey team didn't let up for a minute at the Leaside Tournament and proved themselves worthy opponents against the more established associations. The first game had them coming up against local rival ,Durham West, who opened the scoring in the first period. It was a scoreless second period. period. Early in the third, Clarington's Krista Traynor brought out the puck and got it up to Emily Muir who scored to tie the game. The last four seconds proved to be the boil-over point for both teams as a bodycheck from Durham West resulted in a scuffle that saw Clarington's captain, Jessica Andrews, receive a two-game suspension. Final result was a 1-1 tie. MVP for Clarington was goaltender Liz Millson. Game two saw Grant Physiotherapy outplay the Etobicoke Dolphins 4-0. The Dolphins received five penalties penalties and each time the Clarington girls backed away from any retaliation. MVP Emily Muir scored all four goals for Clarington, two on break-aways and the others with assists from Nicole Pot and Lisa Akeson, and from Andrea Griffin and Krista Traynor. Game three found Clarington up against the home team, Leaside Wildcats, who had a long bench with 19 players to Clarington's 10 plus two "pick-up" Peewee players, Brooke Pakosta and Michelle Walker. Liz Millson was outstanding in net for Clarington, stopping over 30 shots, which kept the game scoreless for 2 1/2 periods. Then, at 5:47 of the third period, period, a pass from Mireille Durand to Emily Muir got Grant Physiotherapy on the scoreboard. As the game was drawing to a close, the Wildcats pulled their goalie, but a breakaway by Emily Muir with just 27 seconds remaining found the empty net an easy target. A loss now imminent, the Leaside goalie returned to her net but it wasn't wasn't enough to stop Clarington's Emily Muir from scoring again on a slapshot from the blueline with just eight seconds left. Final score April is CANCER MONTH Cancer can be beaten. Please give generously. CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY SOCIÉTÉ CANADIENNE DU CANCER 3-0 for Clarington. Grant Physiotherapy placed first in the round robin and now had to face Durham West in the championship game. Once again the game was scoreless until late in the third period when Emily Muir quickly moved the puck out of her own end and up the ice. A neat pass to Captain Jessica Andrews in front of the net and the puck was behind Durham West's goalie. Clarington held on to the lead even as Durham West pulled their goalie for an all-out effort. Final result was 1-0 for Clarington. A super shutout for Liz Millson, who was given the MVP for the game. It was an outstanding effort by all team members: Jessica Andrews, Liz Millson, Emily Muir, Mireille Durand, Alison Whitehead, Andrea Griffin, Nichole Pot, Krista Traynor, Lisamaria Akeson, Cyndi Cochrane and a special thanks to Peewee "pick-ups" Brooke Pakosta and Michelle Walker.' Clarington Girls' Slo-Pitch Registration Limited Positions Still Available Fee: $75. includes team sweater and photo package Novice - 7 to 9 years Midget -13 to 15 years Pee Wee -10 to 12 years Bantam -16 and over For more information call 623-7840 or Fax: 623-7689 ©j.p. THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON 40 TEMPERANCE STREET BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO L1C3A6 1996 INTERIM TAX N9TICE SECOND INSTALMENT of the 1996 INTERIM TAX NOTICE is due for REALTY AND BUSINESS TAX. Second Instalment PAYABLE APRIL 26,1996 If you have not received your Interim Tax Notice, please telephone the Municipal Tax Office at (905) 623-3379. 1996 Taxes are PAYABLE at the locations detailed on the front of the Tax Notice. Failure to receive a Tax Notice does not eliminate the responsibility for the payment of taxes and penalty. Qlarinqton MUNICIPALITY OF CS-Ind. 5891 ONTARIO R.L. Swan Tax Collector ©J.P. MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON PUBLIC NOTICE TO THE CITIZENS BUDGET MEETING SCHEDULE The Council of the Municipality of Clarington will be holding their budget deliberations in accordance with the following schedule: Day Date 1996 Meeting Time Meeting Agenda Friday April 12 Special G.P.A. 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Council Deliberations. Each Department presents details of budget. Monday April 15 Special G.P.A. 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Deliberations continued. Library/Museums/ Visual Arts present budgets. Monday April 22 Regular G.P.A. 9:30 a.m. Public opportunity to appear as delegation to speak to budget. Monday April 29 Regular Council 7:00 p.m. Budget ratification; final opportunity for public delegations on 1996 budget. Each of these meetings Chambers, 40 Tempérant open to the public. An' Committee on April 22 required to contact the Cl 12:00 noon the Wednesda is being held in the Council ;e Street, Bowmanville, and is /one wishing to address the Dr the Council on April 29 is erk's Department, 623-3379, by / prior to the subject meeting. Patti L. Barrie, A.M.C.T. Clerk Municipality of Clarington 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 3A6 CS-Ind. 5795 /7\g MUNICIPALITY OF (ilarinqton ONTARIO Date of publications: April 3,10 and 17