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f The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc. November 12,1997 Section Two SCOREBOARD PageS Newcastle Men's Hockey League (as of Nov. 9) Team W L T Newcastle Golf Course 5 2 0 L. Jackson Plumb. & Heal 4 3 0 Busters Roadhouse & Tavern 4 3 0 Raxx 4 3 0 R. Jackson Heat. & Electric 2 5 0 Ace Sub 2 5 0 Sunday's Results Busters 7 L. Jackson 3 Raxx 8 R. Jackson 6 Golf Course 6 Ace 2 Games Sun., Oct. 26 7:30 p.m. Raxx vs. Golf Course 9:00 p.m. Ace vs. Busters 10:30 p.m. L. Jackson vs. R. Jackson T 3 2 0 4 2 0 3 1 1 2 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 Pts. 10 8 8 8 4 4 Hobb Bakker Bergin Hill Rally for Win Over Keswick On November I, Clarington's Hobb Bakker Bergin Hill Major Atom "A" team hosted Keswick at Darlington Arena. Keswick scored on a power play to take the lead early in the first period. Seconds later. Mall Savoie and Tyler Castellan combined to set up Jeff Perron's tying goal. Keswick regained the lead at 7:06, but Malt Savoie evened the score at 6:02, the assist going to Jordan Wilson. Keswick scored again before the end of the first period and early in the second to take a 4-2 lead. Undaunted, the Toros came back with three unanswered goals, one by Adam Shctlcr, then a pair by John DcMillc, the second of which was set up by Jordan Wilson. The game was tied 5- 5 in the third when Clarington's Jordan Wilson scored the winning goal with 4:39 remaining. On November 4, the Major Atom "A" team travelled travelled to Orillia to compete in another York-Simcoe league game. After a scoreless first period, the Toros' Kyle Brown set up Matt Savoie to take the lead. Orillia answered with two quick goals, taking a lead which lasted until late into the third period when Adam O'Connell scored to tic the game. In the last two minutes of play, Orillia scored twice to take the victory. Gens Win Streak Snapped The Oshawa Generals had their three-game winning streak snapped on Sunday night at the Civic Auditorium when the Windsor Spitfires posted a 3-1 victory, scoring into an empty net with only two seconds seconds left in the game. The empty-net goal was scored with Windsor shorthanded. Adam Colagiacomo had the lone goal for the Generals during a third period power play. The loss came on the heels of successive victories over Peterborough, North Bay, and Sault Ste. Marie. The three wins moved Oshawa into fourth place in the Eastern Division. Next home game for Oshawa will be on Sunday night when they host Kitchener. Game time is 6:30 p.m. Provincial Jr. A League Eastern Conference Ruddock Division GP W L Trenton 19 11 5 Bowmanvillc 18 10 6 Peterborough 20 11 9 Kingston 18 8 6 Cobourg 19 5 12 Ajax 18 3 14 Phillips Division Collingwood 19 18 1 Aurora 20 10 7 Newmarket 20 9 10 Stouffville 18 7 10 Couchiching 20 7 11 Lindsay 18 6 11 Western Conference MacKinnon Division Milton 17 15 2 Oakville 17 . 10 7 Hamilton 19 8 10 Burlington 18 8 9 Georgetown 20 2 18 MacKcnzie Division Brampton 19 15 4 Bramalea 18 10 7 Mississauga 19 9 9 Strcetsville 18 7 11 Vaughan 18 14 Pts. 25 22 22 20 12 7 37 23 19 16 16 15 30 20 19 17 4 32 22 19 15 8 Peewee Selects Edge Richmond Hill The Bowmanvillc Eagles Peewee Select team appears ready for an exciting season of hockey action. With two early convincing pre-season wins under their belt, the players were ready to open their season against the travelling travelling Richmond Hill team. In this first league game the team skated to a convincing convincing 3-1 win. The Eagles controlled controlled the action for the majority of the first period and only sharp goaltending kept them scoreless. They were rewarded with their first goal by Zach Thoraval, set up nicely by Josh Kcwcll and Doug Myles. The second period was a more evenly played period. Josh Kcwcll found the bhek of the net with assists by John O'Connell and Zach Thoraval. The final marker came in the third when a long clearing shot was misplayed by the Richmond Hill goaltcnder. Full credit to Brendan Kalijundic for the heads up play. The lone Richmond Hill marker came late in the game from a scramble in front of keeper Pauly Johnson to mar an otherwise otherwise well played game. The next outing was an exhibition game against an aggressive, well disciplined Orono team. The results of this matchup was a disappointing disappointing 10-3 loss, goals were scored by Todd Dcchcnc, John O'Connell and Zach Thoraval. Assists were tallied by Zach, Greg Vanlcydcn and Josh Kewell. Both Jesse Millson and Cory Burns had excellent physical games for the team, playing the body well on several Orono rushes. Three Points for Preston the Mover NOTE: one point awarded for overtime loss. CNC Toros Tame Whitby Winning by 11 -1 Score On October 24, the C.N.C. Toros were in action on home ice against the Whitby Wildcats. From the drop of the puck the Toros were out to "tame", the Wildcats. The goals came fast and furious and the boys ended up winning 11-1. In other news, the boys got November off to a good start handling Caledon 14-0. The Toros played a very offensive game and spread the scoring to all three lines. Also, congratulations to Assistant Coach Ralph Cryderman on' his first win as "coach" by helping out Gary Nemisz while he had a separate commitment. CHECK THESE VALUES sheet vinyl Candide - *2.73/sq. ft. Inlaid Vinyl Wear Layer Prevail - $ 1,49/sq. ft. Vinyl No-wax Wear Layer Richmond CARPET Seductive - $1.94/sq, ft. High Performance Textured Saxony Manor Twist - $2.33/sq, ft. High Twist - 10 Year Warranty PLUS Commercial Carpet - 18 oz. 56</sq. ft. Rice & Co. 4 St., George Street South, Bowmanville 623-1622 ■ (behind KFC) The Clarington Minor Atom Toros, sponsored by Preston the Mover, gained three more valuable points in league play as they defeated the Ajax Knights 3-2 and held the Richmond Hill Stars to a scoreless draw. Playing on the road versus the Ajax Knights, the Toros opened the scoring early in the first on a goal by Matthew Parker with assists to Tyler Beers and Derek Cobb. Ajax managed to tic it up 1-1, only to see the Toros take the lead right back on a goal by Kurils Salway assisted by Nathan Murray. The Toros increased their lead to 3-1 when Nathan Murray found the net to start the third period, with assists to Brad Farrow and Jordan Bcaudric. Ajax added one more late in the game, but that was as close as the Knights could get as the Toros chalked up another victory. victory. Matthew Cooper and Robbie Goddard teamed up to give the Bulls another outstanding outstanding effort in a very close -■encounter:-^ Hosting the Richmond Hill Stars, the dynamic dùo of. Robbie Goddard and Matthew Cooper once again were front and centre as the Toros played to a scoreless draw with a very strong Stars club. The shutout was a great BNBA Annual General Meeting November 13th On Thursday, November 13, the B.N.B.A. will be holding its Annual General Meeting in Courtroom #1, Bowmanville Courthouse, Church Street, Bowmanville at 8 p.m. The Executive Committee invites anyone interested in helping run the House League and T-Ball/4-Pitch to attend. There arc two positions on the Executive to be filled - Vice President - House League, and Secretary. Without adequate support there • may be no house league baseball in this area in 1998. COUNTRY CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE NOVEMBER 14 - 16 SETTLEMENT HOUSE SHOPS 20 years as a source and inspiration for country and casual decorating enthusiasts. 183 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY • 905-985-8234 Hours: Mon. - Thurs. & Sat: 9:30 tun, lo 5:30 p.m. • Fri. 'til 9:00 p.m. • Suit. 12 noon to 5:00 p.m, team effort, with the defence corps of Mike Syer, Eric Kemp, Derek McCron, Matthew Smith, Alex Ley and Marc Rogers coming up big against Richmond Hill. Sponsored by SCUGOG CHAMBERofCOMMERCE KEEP PAYING OFF THE DEBT OR GIVE CANADIANS Alex Shepherd, MP A TAX BREAK? (Dnrham) The Scugog Chamber of Commerce will host a public meeting with Alex Shepherd, CA, MP (Durham) to discuss what should be done with a federal budgetary surplus expected in 1998-99: • Should we continue diminishing Canada's debt • Reduce employment insurance premiums • Put the money into healthcare and homecare • Work at alleviating problems such as child poverty BE PART OFTHE DECISION-MAKING PROCESS WHERÊ5«'©ddf6Hê^^ail?1'Î46d'Silrncoy : SÏ."Poit ? F^'nrÿ , ' ; - , (approx. 1km south of Hwy7A on Simcoe St. 1 Thursday, November 20,1997 at 7:30 p.m. For The Week Of November 9-15 ARIES March 21-April 20 Domestic concerns lake priority this week. You may need lo focus on helping a dear one through a difficult transition. Don't hesitate lo make a long-term Investment that will directly affect your dally life. In the long run. It's for the best. TAURUS April 21-May 21 Although you may feel as If you're stuck In a holding pattern, you really need to be charging your batteries for a fresh assault on an old and sticky problem. Don't let yourself fret about being bored--simply redirect your attentions and try to relax. GEMINI May 22-June 21 A dream that's on Hie edge of coming true may need a little help from you. If you're truly committed to improving tilings, your course will seem obvious. A little detective work could unmask some wonderful opportunities In the near future. CANCER June 22-July 22 A good week for romance. Consider a brief getaway before the hustle and bustle of the holiday season gels Into full swing. Your creative side sallies forth with an unexpected answer to a challenge that's been plaguing your entire group. LEO July 23-August 23 What seemed like an Insurmountable workload should soon slow to a trickle. Don't gel complacent, though--another surge could be on the way. Use tills respite lo gain a fresh outlook and you'll be fine. A quiet weekend at home might also be In order. VIRGO August 24-September 22 Your cheerful mien and organized approach to most situations have helped you make a wonderful impression on someone close to you. Tills Is a great lime to plan a social event of some sort. De sure to include someone who might be feeling a Utile lonesome. , LIBRA September 23-October 23 Keep a close eye on your pocketbook tills week. Liter, double-check your calendar lo be certain that you're not forgetting something Important. You may not be able to do everything at once, but at least you can know what you're missing. SCORPIO October 24-November 22 Maintain your composure while everyone else loses theirs. Make no mistake--there will be plenty of tilings to panic about, but nothing too serious. If you keep a sense of perspective. Tilings should calm down by week's end, leaving you free for something a little decadent. SAGITTARIUS November 23-December 21 Catch up on some busy work early this week, or see the doctor. If that's what you've been neglecting. Keep some extra money aside for the weekend-- you'll be glad later. If someone wants lo know your secret. Just smile and keep them guessing. CAPRICORN December 22-January 20 Someone close to you could be under a lot of pressure. Anything you can do lo ease it will be gratefully accepted. Later this week, try something that you've never done before, it doesn't have to be risky in order lo be truly exhilarating. AQUARIUS January 21-February 18 Your soothing Influence and calm manner this week make you the perfect sounding board for a nervous person. Just be sure that you're not pretending to expertise which you don't possess. Look to the outdoors for an answer lo a puzzling problem. PISCES February 19-March 20 If It feels as if the world Is on your shoulders this week. Uien you've got a pretty good handle on the situation. 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