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The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanvillc, Saturday, Novemnibcr 28, Page 4 McPherson Optometrist Split League Games The Claringlon Flames novice team, sponsored by K. McPherson Optometrist, played their fifth and sixth games of the regular season. In the fifth regular season season game, the Flames fell to a 4-2 loss to the Oshawa Timbit Islanders team. The Flames' only two goals scored in the first period were scored by Ally Stade, unassisted. In the sixth regular season season game against the Oshawa Timbit Stars, the Flames came on strong, winning the game 5-2. First period goals went to Amanda Miljanovski for a single, and two goals for Ally Stade with an assist going to Colleen Bathe. Second period goals were scored by Kaitlyn Bourden and Natalie Button, unassisted. unassisted. The team congratulates Kristi Farrow on a great performance between the pipes. Strong defensive and offensive playing by other team members kept the opponent scoring to a minimum. Head coach Kevin Stade, asst, coach Emily Muir, and trainer Lisa Krukkert with to congratulate congratulate the girls on another great performance. r Roy's Enterprise Toros Reach Semis CNC Major Peewee Toros Win The CNC Custom Machining Major Peewee AA team played against the Ajax Knights on November 24 at Iroquois Park, and came up with a 5-3 victory. Goals were scored by Matt Beech, Zach Pither, Matt Tamblyn, Brendan Kalijundic, and Colin Baker. Assists went to Brandon Beers, Greg Tamblyn, Garrett Ncmisz, Colin Baker, Justin Vandebelt, and Stephen Nelles. A total of 19 penalties were called with 11 of those going to Ajax. Get Ready For 1999 Now Call Bowmanville KidFit Centre 697-1473 We are located at 83 Mearns Court East of Liberty St., South of Baseline We have programs for everyone from 6 months to 106 When it comes to Kids and exercise, it's got to be fun! And Bowmanville KidFit Delivers! The Roy's Enterprise Minor Novice A Toros recently competed in the Orillia Tournament held Nov. 13-15. The Toros opened with a 2-0 setback to the hometown hometown team from Orillia. Player of the Game honours honours went to Garrett Scatterty, whose aggressive aggressive play provided the Toros with their best scoring scoring opportunities of the contest. Agincourt provided the opposition for the Toros second game of the tournament. tournament. William Minnema evened the score converting converting a pass from Danny Arnott. Roy's Enterprise never looked back, firing six straight goals en route to a 6-2 victory. Leading the offence with three point efforts were Josh Sullivan and Tyler Neil, each with a goal and two assists, and William Minnema with two goals and one assist. Also collecting collecting points were Andrew Moore and Brett Chapman with a goal each, and Eric Dcvcra with an assist. Kyle Zavitz was presented with the Player of the Game hardware for an outstanding game patrolling the blueline. Their final round robin game against Burlington turned out to be the most exciting game of the season season to date. The Toros built a three goal lead with markers by Michael Albertini, Josh Sullivan, and Brett Chapman. Assists went to Brett Chapman, William Minnema, Andrew Moore, Tyler Neil, Danny Arnott, Jeff Fcldcamp. After Burlington cut the lead to 3-2, Chapman connected for his second of the game from Albertini and Minnema. Burlington stormed back with two goals to tie the game 4-4 with under three minutes to play. After a game-saving game-saving save from Peter Hamilton, Minnema iced the game for Roys as he banged home a goalmouth pass from Sullivan and Chapman for the game winner. Player of the Game honours went to Brett Chapman with a four-point effort. In semi-final action, the Toros would face the Malton Ice Bears, who had already picked up 'A' Championships in each of their three previous tournaments. tournaments. By the end of the second period, Malton had a three goal cushion. Garrett Scatterty set up Josh Sullivan for the Toros only goal. Malton would add another for a 4-1 final. The Player of the Game honours were awarded to goaltcnder Peter Hamilton. The goaltending "Dynamic Duo" of Nathan Flint and Peter Hamilton played outstanding. outstanding. Full marks also go oui to the "Ministers of Defence" Trevor Dwyer; Chad Usher, Kyle Zavitzj' Mark Vandcrmecr, Danny Arnott and Justin Bowles. ; i 3 if If, Æ B PET VALU H DISCOUNT PET FOODS AND SUPPLIES Visit our Brand New Location at the CLARINGTON CENTRE (Next to Loblaws and Zellers) Calendar Winners The following are the November winners in the CMHA Calendar draw. Helen Ellis $40, Paul Malik $40, Gary Bridges Bowmanville Lions Club ANNUAL TURKEY ROLL and Draw for $ 1,000 00 Cash on Friday, Dec. 4th 7:00 p.m. Free Admission and Buffet Clarington Beech Centre Beech Ave., Bowmanville ©j.p. $40, Rich Fletcher $40, Brandon Beers $40, Phil Woodcock $100, Lesley Maguire $40, Steve Labrakos $40, Jamie White $300, Andrea Murphy $40, Clara Hopkins $40, Wayne Beers $100, Alison and Rob Campbell $40, Cheryl Scholze $40, Jerry and Jean Morrison $40, Yvonne Chaisson $40, Scott and Lanny Mason $40, Herman Campbell $100, Aileen McKenzie $40, Phil Barchard $40, Bryan Richards $40, Nebe Tamburro $40, The Cutting Post $40, John Simpson $100, Michelle Befney $40. A // SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28TH In-store specials! Don't Forget Your Pets at Christmas! We offer a huge selection of dog and cat stockings and gift packs filled with your pet's favourite treats and toys. 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