The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Page 6 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, January 6, 1999 Jackman Selected For Canadian University Team Familiar with hockey on a national level after competing in two Memorial Cups while a junior junior hockey player with the Guelph Storm, Jason Jackman will be taking taking the next step to the international international stage later this month. The Bowmanvillc resident has been selected to the team that will represent Canada at the World University Games in Slovakia., Over 2,600 athletes representing 40 countries will be competing in 11 different sports throughout the games. Admittedly exited about wearing wearing a national uniform for the first time, Jackman expects Canada to do well at the games. His prediction is based on an exhibition exhibition game in which Canada lost 4-3 to the Slovakia junior junior national team that participated in the World Junior Championships. "We should have won that game. We had a lot more scoring chances than they did," said Jackman, who was home visiting family during the Christmas holidays. The Canadian team is comprised of players from the Ontario University Athletic Association. The World University Games arc held every three years, and the Canadian team makeup is rotated between the west, Ontario, and Atlantic provinces. In Jackman's case, he was fortunate that after finishing a stellar four-year career with the DHL's Guelph Storm, it was Ontario's turn to supply the talent for the World University Games. Also working in his favour is that the coach of the Canadian team, Marlin Muylaerl, is also the coach at the University of Guelph, where Jackman is currently taking a General BA in sociology, and playing for the varsity hockey hockey team. At the midway point of the Ontario university season, coaches submitted a "ghost" roster of the players who should be invited to a tryout camp. A total of 26 players attended an evaluation camp in Guelph from December 19-22. From there, 22 players were chosen for the Canadian team. After completing his junior career in the spring with an overtime loss to Portland in the finals of the Memorial Cup, Jackman took advantage of the education package offered by the Guelph Storm, and elected to further both his hockey skills and education at the University of Guelph. Expected to be a national contender before the season began, Guelph have stumbled to a 4-6-2 record. "We should be blowing our division away," said the 121-year-old about the talent level of his current hockey Iclub. "Our losses have only been by one goal. Wc don't iseem to get up for the weaker teams when wc play them." The Bowmanvillc resident's versatility is being used in Guelph. He's playing on the team's first line, killing penalties, and playing the power play. So far, the transition has been a smooth one, despite the.differences in junior hockey to the university level. "It's great hockey. Junior is a positional game and you have a lot more room to move. In university, you only have the puck for a few seconds and somebody is on you.". As for his former club, the Guelph Storm, Jackman has managed to make it down to the rink for a couple of games this season. And as he makes his way through the building, building, it's just like old times. "Some of the fans still recognize me, especially the PUBLIC NOTICE To all residents of the Municipality of Clarington: The Community Services Department is now accepting applications for Ball Fields, Soccer Fields, Orono Park Picnics, Ball Hockey, Inline Hockey and Lacrosse. Deadline date for requests for facilities listed by both children and adult groups is: FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1999 If you have questions about the use of any municipally operated facility, please call 623-3379 Extensions 360 and 361. - MUNICIPALITY OF (glaring ton ONTARIO ©J.P. tit Pet of the Week Hi! I'm a seven to eight-month- old male domestic short- haired cal. I'm friendly, calm and clean. Come down to Claringlon's Animal Shelter off Liberty Street and meet me! Pel: Friendly Tip Remember - cats and dogs arc attracted to antifreeze, but only a small amount can be lethal. Sponsored by: Call (905) 623-7651 (0,)[) WIKI |; U Lucky Winner The Clarington Minor Hockey Association's,Hockey Parents' group concluded its fund-raising fund-raising draw recently by selecting the ticket of Mike Carte, of Bowmanvillc, as the grand prize winner. winner. The prize package included four tickets to a Leafs game, dinner at the Hot Stove Lounge, and two hotel rooms. The entire package was valued at $1,000. Helping select the lucky ticket were, from left, Nick VanScggelen (Hockey Parent Chairperson), Paul Jackman (CMHA president), president), and Kevin Graham (Hockey Parent committee member). Alvin Beech was the person who sold the lucky ticket. The draw raised over $11,000, which will be divided between the hockey clubs (70%), and the Toros (30%), as requested by the donor of the prize package. CNC Custom Machining Plays Six Games The CNC Custom Machining Major Peewce 'AA' team played six games in the 28th Annual Pecwee Tournament in Richmond Hill. The Major Peewces won all six games in their division, taking away championship watches. They scored 45 goals and had only' 11 against with superb goaltending by Justin Vandebelt and Darren Sloane. They took only six penalties in the six games. Unfortunately, the captain, Shawn Hughes broke his thumb in an unrelated sport and wasn't able to play. , .. . • , . All thé players participated in the scoring, led by Colin Baker with 11 goals and 9 assists followed followed by Greg Tamblyn with 8 goals and 7 assists. Matt Beech scored 4 goals and 6 assists, Stephen Nellcs 4 goals and 5 assists, Brendan Kalijundic had 5 goals and 3 assists, Garrett Nemisz 4 goals and 4 assists, Mike Daly 4 goals and 1 assist, Zacli Pither 1 goal and 2 assists, while Tadd Evans had 2 assists. The defence got into the action with Brandon Beers scoring 3 goals and 3 assists, Dean Horvath 2 goals and 2 assists, Tyler Brown 1 goal and 4 assists, Matt Tamblyn 1 goal,and 2 assists and,Brent,Stadlcr with 2 assists. Blessings Travel Wins Novice Tourney Title The Blessings Travel Major Tykes of the C.R.H.L. recently won the Novice 7 Championship at the Annual N.A.S.C. Checkers Variety Christmas Tournament in Oshawa. In all there were 16 teams competing for the Championship spot. Blessings Travel outscorcd their five opponents 28-3. . Round Robin Game 1: Blessings 6 - North Oshawa 0. Scoring were: Danny Bryan 2, Brett Brown 2, Jacob Nihill 1, Matthew Burley 1. Assists: Jeff Carey 1, Greg Dougfas 1. Shutout for Sam Andrews. Game M.V.P awarded to Danny Bryan. Game 2: Blessings 9 - St. Andrews 0. Scoring: Brett Brown 3, Danny Bryan 3, Jeff Carey 1, Chris Asselin 1, Douglas Allingham I. Assists: Brett Brown 1, Danny Bryan 1, Jeff Carey 1, Corey Spitcri 1, Kevin Nobcs 1, Greg Douglas 1, Chris Rccallis 1, Owen Kavanagh 1, Matthew Burley I, Matthew Akot 1, Jacob Nihill 1. Once again Sam Andrews got the shutout. Game M.V.P. awarded to Brett Brown. Game 3: Blessings 8 - Kedron 0. Scoring: Douglas Allingham 3, Danny Bryan 2, Greg Douglas 1, Corey Spitcri 1, Kevin Nobes 1. Assists: Brett Brown 3, Douglas Allingham 2, Greg Douglas 2, Danny Bryan 1, Corey Spitcri 1, Jacob Nihill 1. And yet again Sam Andrews with the shutout. Game M.V.P. awarded to Douglas Allingham. Semi-Finals: Blessings 2 - Orono (Hendersons) 1. Scoring: Danny Bryan 1, Brett Brown 1. Assists: Kevin Nobes I, Jacob Nihill 1, Douglas Allingham I. Game M.V.P. awarded to Jeff Carey. Finals: Blessings 3 - Orono (National Powerskating) 2 - O.T. Scoring: Greg Douglas 1, Danny Bryan 1, Kevin Nobes 1. Assists: Jeff Carey 1, Corey Spetiri 1, Brett Brown 1, Jacob Nihill 1. Kevin Nobes scored the tournament winning goal after 4 minutes and 25 seconds of overtime play. Game M.V.P. awarded to Chris Rccallis. j" Congratulations guys on a job well * tion'è: ,; " " 1 " " COMPACT CARS CAVALIER 2 DOOR CAVALIER 4 DOOR ( A, & x *> 1998 Cavalier 1998 Cavalier $ 1 5,295 cassette, 20,735 km. Green, auto, ' $| 5,995 entry, cruise, 31,200 km. 1996 Cavalier Red,auto, air, power $ - - qq e sunroof, power locks & ■ ■ ^ 1993 Cavalier RS Grey, V6, air, power <mg m locks, 126,300 km. *7g995 SUNFIRE , power windows, 56,000 km. 1994 Cavalier Blue, 5spd., air,Till, t, AAJS 120,000 km.- 0,999 1996 Sunfire Green, auto, air, cassette, 60,300 km. Green, auto, air, $10 995 éjijjin ®ii I® 18 GHEV • CHEVROLET 1^ Okfcmobile Hwy. #2 EÀ! PORT F iisi-mw 1 -905188 1 -800-291 e-mail: cfüàfitri r---------- PICK-UP TRUCKS MID SIZE CARS ; 1996 S-10 Ext. Cab 4x4 1996 Work Truck Orchid, 5 spd., air, * ■ ■ r L__i. itl ? j y / 595 aluminum wheels, till & cruise, 60,300 km. Green, V6, auto, air, 38,000 km. $ | g^ÇQ g 1996 GMC Sierra 4WD Blue, 305 V8, air, * ■ E5 auto, tilt & cruise, 1 9g99 5 boxliner, 37,500 km. 1996 Silverado Ext. Cab 2WD White, 350 V8, loaded, * - -- 1 owner, 105,200 km. ' 1 9,99 S 1993 GMC SLE 4x4 While/black, 350, ^ loaded, nice truck, * 1 8,99 5 93,000 km. 1994 GMC SL Ext. Cab 4WD Bluo/Silvcr,6.5Turbo AAK Diesel, locks & windows, * 1 9/99 9 till & cruise, 149,900 km, LUMINA GRAND AM 1998 Lumina Green, 3.1 V6, power <4*4* locks, windows, tilt & *20,595 cruise, 31,200 km. Tan, V6, power locks, 1 i : cassette, spoiler, * 1 4#9-95 ! 61,800 km. Y 1 1995 Lumina IS Blue, loaded, 1 sharp, 51,500 km wncr - *15,295 1995 Grand AM < ' Blue. V6, loaded, • - spoiler, sharp, $ | 3,99 5 61,200 km. * t ■ MONTE CARLO TEMPEST 1995 Monte Carlo Z-34 199 ] Tempest G rnnn Q A \/A. Iam/Ia/I a . . . .1 . ... $ Green, 3.4 V6, loaded, $ 1 ^ 995 buckets, spoiler, 76,000 km. While, V6, air, auto, $ g* 995 sunroof, very clean, 134,800 km. dm 1 >. SUB-COMPACT CARS FULL SIZE CARS OLDSMOBIIE INTRIGUE CAPRICE metro 1994 Geo Metro ^ ( 6,995 Green, auto, areal miloano, 4 24,000 km. * w SUBURBAN 4x4 1998 Intrigue GL While, 3.8 V6, CD, $44 aab power seal, loaded, --'l® 26,000 km. 1994 Cuprite IS Green.V8,fully $1 B 4AE loaded, 90,000 km. • 9gjm9 & I i 1995 Suburban LS Teal, 350, VO, loaded, 99,900 km. *28,995 * ,< > I i