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Page 6 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, Wednesday, January 27, 1999 Letter to the Editor Excellent Work on Women's Hockey Game in Oshawa Dear Editor, I am writing to you in connection with the Canada vs Finland game at the Civic Auditorium on January 20, 1999. Clarington Girls Hockey, Oshawa Girls Hockey, Durham West Girls/Women, Whitby and Oshawa Ladies Association united, although rivals on the ice, worked together like a team that had been for a long time. Excellent work ladies!! Also I would like to comment comment on what a true PROFESSIONAL PROFESSIONAL Sommer West was. Although not dressed for the game in her hometown, hometown, she attended the pregame reception and the game. As she was the hometown hometown girl and many were disappointed that she was not on the ice to show her skills. She proved to be a true professional.and did not disappoint her fans, by being very visible to everyone. everyone. We are extremely proud to say that "Yes, Sommer West, comes from Clarington and some one our hockey players can look up to." As one group of fans had banners waving at the games that said "CANADA IS #2, WITHOUT SOMMER SOMMER WEST" and "YOU TOOK THE BEST FROM THE EAST, THE BEST FROM THE NORTH, THE BEST FROM THE SOUTH. WHERE IS THE BEST, WEST." Sincerly, Beverly Ferguson Canada Baffles Finland in International Hockey Team Canada's Jayna Hcfford (#16) breaks in on Finnish goalie Minna-Riike Hurskaincn during an International Women's hockey game that was played at the Civic Auditorium in Oshawa on Wednesday, January 20. Canada held narrow narrow first and second period leads, but had to settle for a 6-6 tie. The battle was the first of a four-games series for the teams, who are preparing for the World Championships in March that will be hosted by Finland. Bowmanville Eagles Still in Playoff Hunt The Bowmanville Eagles picked up an important point on Sunday night, despite a 4- 3 overtime setback to Trenton in a Provincial Junior Hockey League game at the Recreation Complex. The point keeps Bowmanville's slim playoff playoff chances alive. Overtime Goal Gives Oshawa Generals a 6-5 Win Over Barrie Colts Brad Ralph's goal less then a minute into overtime lifted the Oshawa Generals to a 6-5 victory over the visiting visiting Barrie Colts in an OHL league game played at the Civic Auditorium on Sunday night, - Oshawa carried a 5-3 lead into the third period on goals by John Kozoriz, Derrell Upton, Ilya Demidov, Jim Baxter, and Brian Passmore, but a pair of goals in the third period by Barrie forced the overtime. '. The win improved Oshawa's record to 24-18-3, after suffering a 3-0 setback in Ottawa on Friday night. ! Oshawa will be busy this weekend, playing three games in three nights. On Friday they travel to Kingston, while on Saturday evening they are in Eric. On Sunday, January 31, they host Belleville in a special matinee game beginning at 2:00 p.m. BROKEN WINDSHIELD? UP TO $ 300 00 ON DEDUCTIBLE OF WmpSMELD CLAIM PlusWGift Certificate Bowmanville trails Oshawa by five points for the eighth and final playoff playoff spot in the East Conference. Sean Haynes, Shane Norton and Ryan Jackman had goals for Bowmanville, who were tied 1-1 at the end of the first period, and trailed 3- 2 after the second. The loss drops Bowmanville's record on the year to 15-23-4. This Friday night, Bowmanville will travel to Bancroft, while on Sunday, they will host Ajax at the Recreation Complex beginning at 6:45 p.m. With only nine games remaining in the regular season, each outing outing is a "must win" for the Eagles. At last Wednesday's league all-star game held in Streetsville, Ryan Jackman represented Bowmanville. His East team were defeated by the West representatives 6-2. Jackman replaced Jay Cannings, who was originally originally selected to represent Bowmanville at the game. Though Cannings has had a good season, collecting 20 points in 18 games, his selection to the all-star team was unusual considering considering he has only played half the season. Jackman, who leads the team in scoring with 58 points in 40 games, was the logical choice. Youth Bowling Scores and Results , "'I if 1 . • i'i : H o mm ^ ,y^ > \ v># yi EKdtt» ButoGto 623-0783 12Temperance St. Bowmanville Seniors Team G - 7, Team E - 7, Team C - 7, Team D - 5, Team A - 2, Team H - 0, Team B - 0, Team F - 0. High Single Girls - Laura Spoelstra 246, Crystal Van Winkle 216, Karen Esselink 216. High Single Boyus - Jim Goswell 251, Ryan Preston 226, Paul Tennant 221. High Triple Girls - Laura Spoelstra 645, Crystal Van Winkle 601, Karen Esselink 561. High Triple Boys - Jim Goswell 615, Paul Tennant 598, Ryan Preston 583. Juniors Team C - 3, Team F - 3, Team H - 3, Team B - 2 1/2, Team A - 1 1/2, Team D - 1, Team E - 1, Team G -1. High Single Girls - Vanessa Maynard 222, Laura Preston 211, Heather Spoelstra 209. High Single Boys - Dan Turvill 260, 242, Ian Bannon 223, Kurlis Sal way 211. High Triple Girls - Vanessa Maynard 545, Heather Spoelstra 538, Andrea Inman 503. High Triple Boys - Dan Turvill 642, lan Bannon 527, Kurtis Salway 513. 1 Bantams Team 6 - 4, Team 3-4, Team 10 - 4, Team 7 - 4, Team 2 - 3, Team 1 -1, Team 5 - 0, Team 4 - 0, Team 9 - 0, Team 8 - 0. High Single Girls - Maureen Gackstctter 167, Stephanie O'Brien Johnston 164, Amanda Woodcock 159. High Single Boys - Nicholas Roberts-Pearson 191, Cameron Hinan 179, Michael Straub 164. High Triple Girls - Maureen Gackstctter 410, Stephanie O'Brien Johnston 399, Amanda Woodcock 427. High Triple Alan Clark Trophies Defeated The Alan Clark Trophies' sponsored sponsored Novice Selects, put their (F Peterborough Victoria Northumberland and Clarington Catholic District School Board JUNIOR/SENIOR KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION FOR SEPTEMBER 1999 Parents/Guardians with children who will be attending Kindergarten in September 1999 are requested to register now at your local Catholic District School. - Junior Kindergarten students must be four years of age by Dec. 31st, 1999. - Senior Kindergarten students must be five years of age by Dec. 31st, 1999. To simplify the procedure please bring your child's Baptismal Certificate, Birth Certificate, Immunization Record, your Lot and Concession number (for rural students) and proof of Separate School Properly Tax Support. Please contact the appropriate school secreiarv/oflice prior to the registration date to set up an appointment: SCHOOL DATES/TIMES PHONE Monsignor Leo Cleary, Courtice February 8-11 (905)433-0331 Principal: Dennis Gash 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. 1:15 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. Mother Teresa, Courtice February 8, 10, 12 (905)433-5512 Principal: Sue Vanderkwaak 8:15 a.m. - 3:45 p.m. St. Francis of Assisi, Newcastle February 8-12 (905) 987-4797 Principal: Boh Dwyer 8:30 a.iit. - 3:30 p.m. Tlte lltitird offers <t French Immersion Program beginning til the Senior Kindergarten level. Caroline Burke Board Chairperson I). M. Foil Director of Education OJ.P. four game winning winning streak on the line versus their counterparts from Whitby. In an earlier earlier meeting, Clarington had emerged with a 4- 2 decision. Whitby looked to even the score as they jumped out to a 4- 0 lead after two periods. Clarington got back into the game with a pair of goals midway through the final frame. The first coming off of the stick of Aaron Pierce as lie converted converted a feed from Jeff Walsh. Joey Janvcaux cut the lead to two as he banged in a rebound from line- mate, Matt Wright, Despite a much hetter effort in the third period, the Selects were unable to dig out from under the 4-0 hole that they had dug for themselves themselves and saw their winning streak come to an end. With the 4-2 victory, Whitby took sole possession possession of third place in the York- Simcoe loop. The Alan Clark gang looked to get hack into the win Boys - Nicholas Roberts-Pearson 495, Cameron Hinan 482, Leith Mulkins 454. Tÿkes High Single Girls - Taryn Nicholson 113, Brittany Landry 103, Kaitlin O'Brien-Johnston 99. High Single Boys - Matthew Zinck 131, Steven Spracklin 116, Dylan Quesnel 102. High Double Girls - Taryn Nicholson 194, Kaitlin O'Brien- Johnston 177, Krista Metcalf 169. High Double Boys - Matthew Zinck 237, Steven Spracklin 232, Dylan Quesnel 188. TIGER'S SCHOOL TflE KWON DO YOU'LL IMPROVE YOUR MIND AND BODY IN A FRIENDLY TRAINING ENVIRONMENT, YOUR CONFIDENCE AND SELFESTEEM WILL GROW WITH ABILITY. Learn Tae Kwon Do ■ Hapkido Jciijitiu ■ flikido ■ Street Proofing 3 MONTH PROGRAM 4 CLASSES PER WEEK Mondays 4 Wednesdays 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Bowmanville Bee. Centre (corner Hwy. 2 4 57) Tuesdays 4 Thursdays 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Courtice Complex (Courtice Rd. 4 Hwy. 2) (Child care available at Courtice Complex only) Ladies' Kickboxing $ 50. 8 WEEK PROGRAM + TAXES 1 HOUR CLASSES 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays & Wednesdays Bowmanville Recroation Centre Little Dragon Program | Kickboxing AGES B AND UNDER (ab 3 MONTH *03, *PROGRAM + TAXES 5:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. Mondays & Wednesdays Bowmanville Recreation Centre 8 WEEK PROGRAM + TAXES 1 HOUR CLASSES 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Every Friday • Mixed Classes Bowmanville Recreation Centre A UNIQUE DEVELOPMENT IN PRACTICAL SELF DEFENSE FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN OF ALL AGES For more information call OFFICE (416) 968-2559 or (905) 839-4875 or PAGER (905) 721-4611 (T column as they next played host to Stouffville. A minute and a half into the contest, Allysha Chapman took an Aaron Kolodiczcjak pass up the boards, turned on the jets and beat a defenceman wide on the right wing and fired a shot to the far corner that was tipped in by Matt Sankcy. During the next six minutes, Clarington would strike for five more goals. They added one more early in the second for a 7-0 victory, improving their league record to six wins and 3 losses. Leading the offensive charge was Mall Sankcy with a natural natural hat-trick. Other Selects to hit the scorcshcct were: Malt Wright 2g,la; Joey Janvcaux I g, l a; Aaron Pierce 2a; Brandon Count Ig; Allysha Chapman, Aaron Kolodicz.cja and Mark Wroblewski with one assist each. Goallcmlcr, Matt Coe was lull marks for his second second shutout of the season, Peterborough Victoria Northumberland and Clarington Catholic District School Board JUNIOR/SENIOR KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION FOR SEPTEMBER 1999 Parents/Guardians with children who will be attending Kindergarten in September 1999 arc requested to register now at your local Catholic District School. - Junior Kindergarten students must be four years of age by Dec. 31st, 1999. - Senior Kindergarten students must be five years of age by Dec. 31st, 1999. To simplify the procedure please bring your child's Baptismal Certificate, Birth Certificate, Immunization Record, your Lot and Concession number (for rural students) and proof of Separate School Property Tax Support. Please contact the appropriate school sccretarv/office nrior to the registration date to set up an appointment: SCHOOL DATES/TIMES PHONE St. Francis of Assisi, Newcastle Principal: Boh Dwyer February 8-12 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. (905)987-4797 St. Joseph's Bowmanville Principal: Liz Ferguson February 8-12 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. (905)623-5151 St. Stephen's Elcrn,, Bowmanville Principal: Cathy Williamson February 11,12 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. (905) 623-3202 Monsignor Leo Cleary, Courtice Principal: Dennis Gash February 8-11 9:30 a.m. -11:30 a.m. 1:15 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. (905)433-0331 Mother Teresa, Courtice Principal: Joanne O'Sullivan February 8, 10, 12 8:15 a.m. - 3:45 p.m. (905)433-5512 St. Elizabeth, Elem., Bowmanville Principal: Cathy McGuire February 8,10,12 9:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. (905)697-9155 The Board offers a French Immersion Program beginning at the Senior Kindergarten level. OJ.P. Caroline Burke Board Chairperson I). M. Foil Director of Education J)