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Page 4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, February 10, 1999 Section Two Scoreboard Ontario Junior Hockey League cam GP W L T Pts. last Conference Trenton 46 30 13 3 65 Pickering 46 32 14 0 64 Kingston 46 27 14 5 60 Lindsay 45 26 15 4 58 Oshawa 47 24 20 3 53 Cobourg 47 19 19 9 49 Auburn 46 22 22 2 46 Wellington 44 21 21 2 45 Bowmanville 47 17 24 6 44 Ajax 45 16 23 6 39 Peterborough 47 14 26 7 38 Port Hope 44 14 25 5 35 Bancroft 47 11 35 1 24 (Teams get one point for overtime loss) Newcastle Men's Town League (Round Robin Playoffs) feam W L T Pts. *Raxx Senators 2 1 0 6 Ace Hawks 2 1 0 4 Jackson Blues 2 1 0 4 Busters Sharks 1 1 1 3 Newcastle GC Flyers 1 2 0 2 Jackson Panthers 0 2 1 1 * 2-point bonus for winning league. Sunday's Results Blues 8 Senators 3 Panthers 3 Sharks 3 Flyers 4 Hawks 3 Scoring Leaders Name Team G G. Vcy Senators 4 S. Irwin Hawks 4 N. Dennis Blues 3 K. Hawes Senators 2 T. Foster Sharks 4 D. Huber Hawks 3 D. Burke Panthers 2 J. Rogers Panthers 3 S. McCullough Hawks 3 B. Heard Blues 2 J. Darrach Sharks 2 G. Hoban Senators 1 A 4 3 4 5 2 3 4 2 2 3 3 4 Pts. 8 7 7 7 6 6 6 5 5 5 5 5 Fourth Place Finish at Indoor Fastball Finals International baseball in January was a worthwhile experience experience for a Courtice resident who travelled to France for the World Cup of '99 Indoor Fastpitch Championships. Holly Broome and her teammates teammates finished fourth overall after six games. They lost the bronze medal game to another team that was representing North America. During the course of the tournament, tournament, the 18-year-old OAC student student at Courtice Secondary School posted a .357 batting average, and was stellar defensively at third base with a fielding percentage of 1.000. ' Broome and 37 other fastball players from North America travelled to France for the tournament that featured featured teams from Switzerland, England, Germany and Holland. Upon returning home, it was a quick dose of reality. She had to write an exam the day after flying back. Although uncertain where she will be playing this summer, summer, Broome intends to complete her final year of eligibility eligibility at the midget level. Holly Broome Quality Body Work Quality Painting FREE ESTIMATES ON BOTH INSURANCE AND NON-INSURANCE WORK Open 5 Days a Week Monday through Friday fH-EZETO KSBDSBmI 166 King St. East Telephone 623-3396 Valentine's Community Appreciation Day Compliments of ~Herron Family Chiropractic Your $25 donationlncludes a complete Chiropractic consultation and examination All proceeds will be donated to theRotary Club of Bowmanville in support of Easter Seal's Children's Camps and our local food bank. Where: Herron Family Chiropractic 98 King St. W., Bowmanville When: Thursday, February 11, 1999 7 a.m. - 6 p.m. Don't wait - Spaces are limited and willfill up quickly so call now m, 623-5509 : - A Our Valued Sponsors: Abmicthy's Paint & Wallpaper, Ye Okie Health Shoppe, I looper's Jewellers Ltd,, Recruiting Agency of Canada, Dykstta's Delicatessen, Intownc Gallery, Riclcaby's Ltd., Sweet Expressions, Royal Bank, Tim Horton's, The Book Studio, Cockerhnm's Florists, Between Friends, Lifestyles I lealtlt & Fitness, Copper Kettle Restaurant, Penny Waller, Tint's Party Centre, Loblaws, Hast Side Marios, Rckker's, Jumbo Video, Zellers, Rapid Photo, Tim's Fifth Wheel, Van Belle Florists, Bowmanville Print Services Newcastle Figure Skating Members Compete at Ops and Pineridge The Newcastle Figure Skating Club had some outstanding results at a couple of recent competitions, Pineridge '99, and the Ops Ice Olympics. Representing the club were, front row, (1-r), Anna Koppclman (1st, 2nd), Claire Koppelman (1st), Ashley Weir (3rd, 2nd). Backr row, (1-r), Larissa Coleman (2nd, 2nd), Stefanie Boyd (7th), Katie Poole (5th), Amanda Miller (3rd, 2nd). Statesman Toros Reach Semis The weekend of January 29-31, saw the Canadian Statesman Major Novice Toros travel to Cambridge for the 40lli annual Preston International Tournament. The Toros started against the Mississauga North Stars who opened the scoring late in the first period and added another in the second period to carry a 2-0 lead into the third. The Stars popped a quick goal in the last frame that seemed to awaken the Toros. Daniel McCarthy finished finished off a nice pass from Luke Pithcr to get the boys on the scoreboard. The Toros swarmed the net for the balance balance of the game but were unable to beat the sharp Northstar goalie, ending up with a 3-1 loss. An early Saturday game saw the Toros offense come to life as Pithcr put his team up by two early in the game, with assists to Brandon Ernst and Zak Snowden. Mitch Callicu scored the Toros third goal on a fine passing play with Brandon Castellan and Denver Brown. The third period saw Pithcr and Snowden combine to set up Ernst for a goal and then Castellan finished off the scoring with a fine individual play to give the Toros a 5-0 win. The Toros entered the third game against the squad from London, knowing that a shutout victory, was necessary necessary to gel them into the semi-finals. Breakaway goals from Castellan and Pithcr. with assists to Carl Andrews, McCarthy and Snowden put the Toros ahead by two. In the third, Pithcr went end-to-end for the third goal to hand the Toros a 3-0 win they required. Goalie Scott Junkin was superb in earning his second shutout of the day. The semi-finals saw the Toros meet the strong Mississauga Terriers squad. The Terriers came out flying and surged to a 2-0 lead early in the game. The Toros closed the gap late in the first when Brown and Castellan combined combined to set up Callicu at the side of the net, score now 2-1. The second period featured end-to-end action with strong goaltcnding at each end resulting in no further scoring. scoring. The third period saw the Terriers fire two more unanswered unanswered goals for a 4-1 Victory- Victory- Summary: Pithcr 4g, 2a, Castellan 2g, 2a, Ernst, McCarthy lg, la, Snowden 3a, Callicu 2g, Brown, Andrews 2a. Harmac Transportation Edges Unionville The Harmac Transportation Tyke Selects hosted a pair of games on the weekend of January 30th and 31st and fielded two strong performances. performances. Saturday, January 30th, saw the Harmac Selects hosting the Unionville Jets. The Harmac Selects opened the scoring on a beautiful beautiful pass from Jake Doyle to Mark Smith who sent a backhand between the pads of the Unionville goalie. Unionville countered countered with a goal later in the period to tie the game, but Dylan Pitchforth converted a booming booming point shot to regain the lead for the Bowmanville squad. Unionville scored midway through the third period to once again tie the game, but Mitchell Bell scored less than a minute later, set up by Sam Jackson and Richard Braybrook to put the Harmac Selects ahead for good. A frantic last minute by Unionville with the sixth attacker was thwarted by the Eagle Selects as they won the game 3-2. The Whitby Tyke Selects came to town on Sunday, January 31st. Whitby managed to score the sole goal of the first period. Midway through the period, passes from Brennan LaChance and Jake Doyle sent Mark Smith in alone on the Whitby goalie and he converted the opportunity into a goal for the Harmac Selects. The period was another entertaining entertaining one for the fans as most of it was played without a whistle, one segment segment of the period going 6:18 without a whistle. The Harmac Selects went ahead in the third period on a beautiful goal by Doyle, assisted on nice passes to him from LaChance and Smith. Whitby pressed late in the third period, and after pulling their goalie for the sixth attacker, managed to tie the game with only 1:03 remaining. remaining. The game ended in a 2-2 tie and - the Eagle Selects certainly deserved their point due to tremendous efforts by defence- men Dylan Pitchforth, Taylor Gross, Keith Colterman, Brett Brown, Danny Bryan and Patrick Stockwell. The forwards, forwards, Mitchell Bell, Sam Jackson, Richard Braybrook, Riley Chapman, Trevor Munce, Dylan McMahon, LaChance, Doyle and Smith, were robbed on a number of chances and did a great job of back- checking to mini mize Whitby's chances. Solid again between the pipes for the Harmac Selects were Sam Andrews and Kevin Mitchell. HAMPTON SOCCER CLUB REGISTRATION Thursday, February 18,1999,7 - 9 p.m. (upstairs) and Sunday, March 7,1999,2 - 4 p.m. (upstairs) Hampton Community Centre Old Scugog Road, Hampton Registration Fee $75.00 Late Fee $10.00 ' As there are limits on the number of players per team, registration is on a first come basis. Please bring your child's Health Card(s) and Birth Certificate(s). If you require additional information please call: Sandy Alton (905) 263-2476 or Kathy Bradley (905) 263-4453 See you there!!© Clarington Speed Skating Club Posts Top Finishes in Belleville DURHAM REGION Public Information Meetings Long Term Waste Management Strategy Plan Me future ; ' " It DURHAM As part of the Region's Long Term Waste Management Strategy Plan a series of four Public Information Meetings are scheduled. The meetings will be held from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. as follows: Feb. 16th-Clarington Council Chambers 40 Temperance St., Bowmanville Feb. 18th -Ajax Community Centre Centennial Dr., Ajax Feb. 17th: Scugog Council Chambers 181 Perry St., Port Perry Feb. 23rd-Oshawa Mun. Airport Terminal Oshawa The purpose of these meetings is to inform residents about the existing waste systems in the Region and to provide an opportunity for residents to comment on a preliminary short list of future waste management system options being considered for 2002 and beyond. Members of the Region's Waste Management Advisory Committee will be in attendance to answer questions. Residents are encouraged to attend. For more information, call the Region of Durham Works Department at (905) 668-7721 or 1-800-372-1103. V.A. SILGAILIS, P. ENG. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS The following are the Clarington Speed Skating Club's results from the Quinte Blades Speed Skating meet that was held on January 23. Jan Andringa - 333m (4th), 500m (3rd), 777m (5th) Kaitlyn Bourdon - 333m (2nd), 500m (5th), 777m (5th) Stephen Bourdon - Him (3rd), 222m (4th), 333m (2nd) Blake Burns - Hint (2nd), 222m (5th), 333m (1st) Taylor Burns - 22m (1st), 333m (2nd), 500m (1st) Tyler Grylieki - 111m (1st), 222m (1st), 333ni (1-st) Bonnie Mclnall - 222m (1st), 333m (1st), 500m (4th) Travis LcBlanc - 111m (2nd), 222m (3rd), 333m (3rd) Danielle McGregor - 333m (5th), 500m (3rd), 777m (4th) Emma-Lee Mclnall - 111m (4th), 222m (2nd), 333m (2nd) Darryl Rowsell - 500m (1st), 777m (1st), 1500m (3rd) Desiree Simpson - 111m (4th), 222m (3rd), 333m (3rd) David Stewart - 333m (1st), 500m (2nd), 777m (4th) Paul Stewart - 111m (1st), 222m (2nd), 333m (1st) Colin Wells - 222m (3rd), 333m (4th), 500m (4th) Alex Willison - 222m (1st), 333m (1st), 500m (2nd) Bronze Medals for Speed Skater From page 3 islics in the 500m, 1000m, 1500m, and 3000m events. "I was very surprised, but very happy. I was going with the intention of just finishing," said the 24-year- old Oshawa resident of Ills success against competition that came from as far away as Colorado, Illinois, and Michigan. In all, close to 150 competitors were vying for a spot on the medal podium. The medal haul closes out a successful season of long track competition for Rowsell, who only began speed skating in the fall. At the provincial championships championships earlier in the season, season, Rowsell won gold medals in each of the four events. He will compete in Kingston, then turn his focus to the Provincial Short Track Championships that arc slated for Gloucester in March. A top finish there will send him to the North American Short Track Championships in late March that will he held in Chicago. We know you're one of a kind. s insurance brokers, our job is to represent your interests. 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