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Open Every Weekend Rain or Shine Saturday 9:00 - 4:30 Sunday 9:00 - 4:30 Vendor Information 436-1024 LOCATED 30 MINUTES EAST OF TORONTO Exit 401 at Courtice Rd. Go north and follow signs, BLOOR ST. 4- OSHAWA LLE-t Largest Country Marlcet East of Toronto! PUMPKIN CARVING CONTEST Sunday, Oct. 27 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. C'arviini tools supplied l'ri/.rs for 1st and 2nd in each catcf/on/ Juduinq at 2 p.m. A.i*r Categories: 8 The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, October 26,1996 Aamco Bantams Busy With Games in CRHL OUTTA HERE - The Bowmanville Eagles traded away popular captain, Scott Imrie (#21), to the Oshawa Legionaires of the Metro Junior Hockey League last week. Scott is shown above tangling with a player from Orillia during last Sunday night's 3-1 win by the Eagles. The move is one of many that is expected to shake up the roster. The Eagles host Collingwood on Sunday night at the Recreation Complex. Game time is 6:45 p.m. un dunoay, uctooer t>, tne Aamco Home Improvements Bantams hit the ice for the first time against Darlington Auto in an exhibition game. Aamco opened the scoring in the,first when Jordan Bate found the net assisted by Matt Bickle and Nathan Hobbs. Darlington Darlington Auto answered in the second. Both teams battled in the second but Darlington took the lead and held on. Rob Ka- meka made some great saves to keep his team in the game. Final score 2-1. Split with Lange's and Kool Enterprises in regular season On Saturday, October 12, Aamco met Lange's Photo in its first game of the regular season. Lange's jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first. Aamco couldn't seem to get on track as Lange's added two more in the second. Troy Tan broke the shutout on a pass from Tim Swan in the third. Despite numerous numerous saves by goalie Rob JvameKa Aamco lost this one 5-1. After a few more practices, Aamco took on Kool Enter- prizes on Saturday, October 19. Aamco looked like a different different team as they came out flying, flying, scoring twice in the first. Both teams played hard in the second with the goalies at both ends making some good saves. Aamco added two more in the third. Rob Kameka played a great game to earn a well deserved deserved shutout. Final score 4-0. Point getters were: Nathan Hobbs (2g), Rob Milford (lg), Jamie Grant (lg), Jordan Bate (2a), Paul Risebrough (2a), Troy Tan (la), David Ritchie (la), David Griffin (la). The Aamco Home Improvements Improvements Bantams would like to thank their sponsor, Tom Jennings, Jennings, for his support and encouragement. encouragement. The Aamco team this year is: Rob Kameka, Jeff Lee, David David Ritchie, Jordan Bate, Matt Bickle, David Griffin, Paul Risebrough, Nathan Hobbs, Rob Milford, Jamie Grant, Troy Tan, Tim Swan, Korey Jay, Luke Thompson, Drew Sommerville, and coaches Les Lee and Dale Foster. ©J.P NEWCASTLE FIGURE SKATING 2nd Annual Hallowe'en Fundraising Dance at the Newcastle Community Hall Saturday, October 26th,, 8:00 p.m. Tickets $10.00 per person. Door prizes, Cold Buffet. For tickets or information Call Bruce 987-9933 BROKEN WINDSHIELD? Reynolds Plumbing Starts Season on Positive Note GAS BAR-B-Q ! I while supplies last i with every windshield replacement i PLUS WE PAY YOUR ? DEDUCTIBLE ! i on most insurance claims j E u 0 Auto Gloxr 19 SILVER CALL ' OSHAWA 571-7 STREET, BOWMANVILLE : TODAY 623-4225 852 PORT HOPE 885-4696 ©j.p. The 1996 edition of the CRHL Reynolds Plumbing Peewee squad is out of the gate quickly,- with two convincing wins in it's first two games. Reynolds opened the season against IDA on October 12'in Bowmanville. Both teams got off to a rather tentative start, making for a closely matched first half. Reynolds got on the. board first early in the second period and from there slowly managed to take control of the game, adding four goals in the third period to skate away with a well earned 5-1 win. Reynolds Reynolds goals went to David Vella, Rob Cummer, Jeff Reynolds Reynolds with two and Craig Reed. Assists going to Greg Bell as well as Reynolds, Reed and Cummer. The team travelled to Orono October 19 to host Hooper's Trophies. This time however, Reynolds wasted no time, jumping out to a 3-0 lead by the end of the first period. From that point on they were in command, adding one more goal in the second and two in the third to post a 6-1 victory. Scoring in the game was handled handled by Scott Lane and Craig Reed with two apiece, Jeff Reynolds Reynolds and Rob Cummer adding adding singles. Assists going to Kyle Denison, Graham Flett, Reynolds and Reed. These were team victories, and excellent efforts by David Langstaff, Chris Staples, Ryans Oliver and Collister, Jason Jason Buckley, Kevin Dion in the trenches and Chris Burritt's stingy goaltending all played a large part in both victories. The team would like to thank their sponsor, Reynolds Plumbing for their support this year. PUMPKINS - Choose your own from our field CONCORD GRAPES - Pick your own 390 1b. Children's Craft Workshop ((- Sun Oct. 271-2 p.m. Pumpkin Decorating $5.00 includes Pumpkin 4550 Middle Rd„ Bowmanville 263-8161 Empire Orchards " Invites you to bring out your family PICK YOUR OWN APPLE •Empire «Orange Cox Pippins •Red Delicious *Spys «Ida Red «Russets All Varieties 39<Elb. The Northumbcrland-Clarington Board of Education Leaders in Learning The Northumberland-Clarington Board of Education cordially invites you to attend the Official Opening Ceremony for Dr. Ross Tilley Public School 7:00 p.m. Tuesday, November 5,1996 School Gym R. L. Willsher, Chairperson R. T. Malowney, Director of Education ©j.p. © j p