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Cycle for Autism Passes Through Town The Legion parking lot in Bowmanvillc served as a brief stop during a cross-province fundraiser that these cyclists were involved in recently. The Cycle for Autism group were biking from Windsor to Ottawa, in hopes of raising in excess of the $10,000 that was collected during last year's first annual ride. The group included three from Windsor, and one each from Chatham, Toronto, Sarnia, and London. Taking a brief moment to pause for a photo before continuing the ride were, from left, Vince Del Duca, Luc VanderMccrcn, Claudio Del Duca, Brendan Vallce, Tom Meeking, Alan Mcltzcr, Rick Hamilton, Ken Mceking. The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanvillc. Saturday, October 11. 1997 Page 5 Harrison Fuels Still Undefeated Harrison Fuels continued continued to be undefeated so far this season by winning their third and fourth games of the young season. season. On Tuesday the Toros defeated Oshawa 7-3, and on Saturday they outworked outworked Belleville 4-1 in a game in which Dave Brown and Craig Barraball scored short- handed goals. In the Oshawa game, the line of Garret McKnight, Craig Barraball and Stuart King, together with the defensive pairing of Robbie Campbell and Trevor Baker, were all on the ice for each of our last three goals. Every line got at least one goal, and seven different players each got a goal: Matt Allen, Scan Lefort, Mark Lemieux, Garrett McKnight, Robbie Campbell, Stuart King and Craig Barraball. Craig Sykes and Joe Mallette shared the game in goal against Oshawa, and Craig Sykes got the shutout against Belleville. TACO TUES, Generals Host Belleville Sunday Night The Oshawa Generals, fresh off their first victory of the OHL season, will return to action on Sunday night when they host the Belleville Bulls at the Civic Auditorium. Game lime is 6:30 p.m. Tactifime* Square Boy Major Novice Toros Split First Two Games of Season The new Square Boy Pizza Major Novice Toros are coached by Mike Thomas. Our determined and enthusiastic team consists consists of forwards: Jason Cadwell, Chris Marchant (A), Mike McLaughlin, Ryan Cross (A), Chris Jukic, Justin Lidston, Matthew Meraw, Stephen Thomas (C) and Ryan Zavitz. The defensemen for the Toros are: Patrick Dwyer, Jeff Ward, Lucas Beech, Gram Kalijundic, Ian Knox, and Kyle Perry. Our netminders are Andrew Fudge and Derek Carruthers. Our Manager is Cathy Zavitz; Trainer - Wayne Lidston; Assistant Coaches - Rick Cross and Steve Perry. To start their season the boys played on Sunday, September 28, at home versus the Whitby Wildcats. The Toros came out strong in the first period period scoring at the 8:58 mark on Ryan Zavitz's unassisted backhander. Tieing the game, the Wildcats put pressure on the Toros. Chris Marchant scored on an assist by Jason Cadwell bringing the Toros to 2-1 in the first period. The second period was dominated by the Wildcats with their goal. Wildcats scored in the third period of play at 8:34 and 8:09 making it 4-2. The Toros made a strong attempt to come back in the game on an unassisted Jason Cadwell goal with 3:24 left in the game. Jason scored this from the face- off to the right of the net. The outcome of the game was Wildcats 4, Toros 3. The goalies, Andrew Fudge and Derek Carruthers, played a fine game. The next opponent the Square Boy Pizza Toros faced was East Gwillimbury. The Toros were eager to score the first goal of the game. Mike McLaughlin opened the scoring in the first period period with the assists by Chris Marchant and Jason Cadwell. To make a 2-0 lead over East Gwillimbury, Chris Jukic passed the puck to Ryan Zavitz. East Gwillimbury didn't score until the second second period. Throughout the first and part of the second periods, Derek Carruthers made outstanding outstanding blocker saves. The remainder of the second and third periods Andrew Fudge gloved numerous saves. The Square Boy Pizza Major Novice A Toros won 2-1 over East Gwillimbury. ATTENTION H'MiWh'dilHinHiTl It's the BIG One!!! Oui it's our way Sunday, October 12,1997 to proudly display our fantastic line of new and pre-owned snowmobiles. Winter is here!!! OPENHOUSE SPECIALS All in stock parts and clothing 10% OFF 9:00 - 5:00 1 Centreton Store County Rd. 22 Centreton Farm & Sport Centreton Rd. Ç <75 n $ < Cobourg Grafton 401 Ski-dOO. CENTRETON FARM & SPORTS SERVICES RR1 GRAFTON 905-349-2894 JjWjL |BoefitoroRmEWÂïYOuMx- ©j.p. "World's Largest" TRANSMISSION SPECIALISTS Over 700 Centres Coast to Coast GRAND OPENING 162 KING STREET E. 720-2222 Free Towing 7 Days A Week. Lifetime Warranty Available. GRAND OPENING SPECIAL 00 OFF Any Major Automatic Repair with this coupon. Expires Jan. 31/98. 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