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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, October 23,1996 3 Harrison Fuels Reaches Semis This past weekend the Harrison Harrison Fuels Pecwce Toros almost almost walked away with the Sudbury Wolves 80's Tourney. The first game of the tour-, ney pitted the Toros against a host Sudbury squad, with our boys dominating by a 4-1 count. Darryl Steele walked away with the game MVP. Saturday's first game saw the Toros spot the Sudbury Timeberwolves three goals before before charging back with eight unanswered markers winning 8-3. Game MVP went to Ryan McMichael. In the third game the Toros again dominated, Rotary Club Beaten Rotary Club were in tough against Orono #1 in its season opener. After valiantly . stopping shot after shot from Orono's skilled snipers, Rotary's ace netminder Scot Junkini got beat on a two on none for the games opener. Late in the first behind 3-0, Mike Bemey scored. Orono went back on the offensive and scored three unanswered goals. Rotary fought back when Mike Ber- ney smashed the inside of the cross bar with a bullet. Orono extinguished the comeback with two more for a 8-2 final. beating a squad from North Bay 7-3. Again sniper Ryan McMichael walked off with the game MVP, with an honourable honourable mention to Erik Smale, always flawless in the Toro net. Having won all three games, the Toros advanced to the semi-finals against a tough Copper Cliff team. Although the Toros played an exceptional exceptional game, the Copper Cliff Red- men eventually prevailed, in an end to end game, 4-2. Overall, the Harrison Fuels Peewees played the kind of gutsy hockey reminiscent of playoff hockey. As coach Brown noted, "The players showed great determination from game one. They had that never-say-die attitude throughout throughout and a few key players took their game to the next level." Another Win for Steel Machinery Another season is in full swing with the CRHL and so are all the team players playing for Steel Machinery in the Novice Division. October 19 they came across the Bowmanville Eagles and captured an amazing win against them. Scoring for Steel Machinery were Ryan Webb (4), Michael McLaughlin (3), and David Connelly (2). An outstanding goalie performance performance by Tim Dale. Great work Tim! All players played an amazing amazing game and worked extremely extremely hard, but they always have fun. Playing for Steel Machinery this year are: Tim Dale, Brian McPhail, David Connelly, Ste phen Thomas, Jason Berry, John Stoner, Kyle Perry, Ryan Rawn, Mike McLaughlin, Paul Langstaff, Jeff Sendall, Ryan Webb, Daniel Stewart and Ryan Hornby. Coaching the boys are Mike Thomas and Jim McPhail. The team, coaches and parents would like to thank their sponsor, sponsor, Steel Centre Machinery and Services Ltd. *Zhankyou! The Tyrone Park Expansion Committee Sincerely thanks: • /Irchibalds's Orchard • Jan5. Catering • Oke Pro dace • Sugar's tfakerg • Tgrone Mill • /liL Linda Westlake for donations and services which made our fund raising dinner a success. © j. P . At Evergreen Farm & Garden We're ready to do some good old-fashioned 7 DAYS ONLY Until Friday Oct. 25th Whether you're in the market for your first lawn tractor or it's time to send the "Old Nag out to pasture for a new "Stallion"; there's a lot to choose from. STOCK CLEARANCE ON NOW! • Snow blowers • Lawn Mowers • Lawn & Garden tractors. (JOHN DEERE NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED! Every mower is backed by the John Deere Promise. Try it for 30 days! If you're not satisfied bring it back for repair, replacement or full refund FARM fit GARDEN LTD. SALES & SERVICE Taunton Rd., 3 km. west of Hwy. 115, Orono (905) 983-9119 1-800-461-2120 There's never been a better time to put the quality and dependability of a John Deere on your HOURS: Mon. - Thurs. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Fri. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m. -12 noon ri j - ■ £ | 5 r* N TAUNTON RD. * ORONO in Y- T- O E £ w ce m < Ü BOWMANVILLE HWY. 2 i X HWY. 401 ©j.p.