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Pace 4 The Clarington/Courticc Independent, Bowmanvillc, Saturday, February 13, 1999 iange's Foto Advances * Playoff action found the Lange's Foto Pcewcc Toros pitted against the Pickering Panthers for their first game. Andy 'Chamberlain passed out front to Jason Hicks who deked the Panthers netmindcr to open the scoring. Jesse Bradburn fired the second in the bottom corner with an assist to Andrew Oliver. On both occasions, the Panthers took advantage of a power play to even the score. The Panthers added two in the third for a 4-2 final. The Toros travelled to Trenton for their next playoff game against the Golden Hawks. Chamberlain blasted one from outside the hluclinc to beat the Hawks netmindcr. Josh Kewcll assisted. Brooks Robinson passed out front to Bradburn who one-tinted it to put the Toros ahead by two. Andrew Oliver assisted. Robinson found Oliver open on the wing and Oliver blasted one from the point for a 3-0 lead. Mike Taylor assisted. The Hawks came back with one. The first period ended after Chamberlain capitalized on Hicks' rebound. The Hawks scored on a power play in the third leaving it a 4-2 victory for the Toros. The Toros were ready for the Pickering Panthers in their next match. Great work between the pipes for netmindcr Michael Szeremet. Ryan Garniss blasted one in the bottom corner after a pass from Paul Reid late in the first. The Panthers evened the score. Great work by Hicks left Chamberlain to fire the winner past the Panthers' netmindcr for a 2-1 victory. The Toros travelled to Ottawa for a tournament with a 1-1-1 record and two awesome shutouts for goaltcndcr Michael Szeremet. ; The Toros met the South End Capitals for their first game. Drew Sharp passed out front to Jesse Bradburn and Josh Kewcll fired Bradburn's rebound in to start the scoring. South End Capitals came back with four before Andrew Oliver popped one ■over the Capitals' netmindcr. 1 The Capitals added another for a 5-2 victory. ; Game two was a great team effort by all and Szeremet came up "big with a shutout against the Osgoode-Ridcau Senators. Andy '.Chamberlain blasted the first goal in the lop right corner. On a power play, Jason Hicks got a breakaway pass from Zachary Vine and fired one in the top left. Hicks added a shorthanded goal from Chamberlain and Mike Taylor to put the Toros ahead by three. Jesse Bradburn one-timed a pass from Paul Reid with Kewcll assisting. Hicks one-timed a pass from Mike Oliver to give Hicks a hat trick, Chamberlain assisted. Kewcll finished the scoring late in the third with another pass from Mike Oliver. A 6-0 victory for the Toros. Game three was packed with end-to-end action, great glove saves and blocks at both ends. The Toro? Michael Szeremet really used his head to get his second shutout of the tournament leaving it a 0-0 tie against the Gloucester Blackhawks. After the weekend in Ottawa, the Toros finished their first playoff round in the Lakeshore League against Trenton Golden Hawks with a 4-1 victory. Trenton was ahead 1-0 after the first. Michael Oliver put the Toros on the board during a power play early in the second firing in Justin Ross rebound. Jason Hicks assisted. Brooks Robinson fired one from the right side and Michael Oliver put away his rebound for a 2-1 lead. Hicks unassisted, unassisted, added the insurance marker with a blast from the point in "the bottom corner. Michael Oliver got a hat trick with yet another rebound, tucking in the loose puck from Robinson's point shot for ■a 4-1 victory. This victory allows the Toros to advance to the next round of playoffs. Good luck Toros. 8 . ,. , \ ■ 1 ' - ;■ J . '■ ' i X • f * ' \ PRECISION SKATERS - The Newcastle Figure Skating Club would like to start a precision skating team in time for next fall if their is enough interest. The team would be comprised of skaters aged 9 and up. An exciting team sport, precision skating involves groups of skaters who perform choreographed routines in unison to music. If you would like more information about the program, contact Elaine Miller at 697-1329, or Janet Koppclman at 697-1608. Above, some of the members of the Newcastle Skating Club form a chorus line as an example of one of the many formations. Claringto Orioles will host Major Bantam Indoor Baseball Workouts at the Civic Dome, Oshawa Sundays from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. commencing February 28th for 10 weeks (excluding Easter Sunday) Cost: $5.00 per person per workout For more information, call Gard Sturge at 436-0921 Successful Week for Newcastle Stars Quality Body Work Quality Painting FREE ESTIMATES ON BOTH INSURANCE AND NON-INSURANCE WORK Open 5 Days a Week Monday through Friday Ü3Z7 ; : ' X -X • X. Vx/ <, r; a ■■ j l V-, ; -, / 166 King St. East Telephone 623-3396 With the end of the regular season almost over, the Newcastle Stars Novice team arranged an exhibition exhibition game against the Oshawa Canadiens. Andrew O'Leary tipped over a clean pass to Kelly Palmatecr to start the scoring in the first period. In the second, Nicholas Araujo went in all alone to put another one past the Oshawa goalie. In the third period, Oshawa scored their only goal for a 2-1 win for Newcastle. On Friday, January 29, Newcastle met Orono. Newcastle came out strong with three goals in the first period, and FI AAA & A COACHES NEEDED for 1999 - 2000 Season CLARINGTON MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION (TOROS) REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS Minor Novice thru Midget "AAA" Minor Novice thru Midget "A" FOR APPLICATIONS CALL: Jeff Smith 697-3435 Terry Lynch 623-9205 Linda Steele 623-2811 Paul Jackman....623-9538 Deadline: AAA Teams-February 28/99 m A Teams - April 30/99 1 1 1 i ï f ets Bye Round MISSED YOUR GRAD PHOTOS? NO PROBLEM! Photo Packages from 95 49 lilt CALL TODAY FOR A SITTING 623-2568 foto source" PHOÏOORIlPtlfeS WIMTÏD. 31 King Street West, Downtown Bowmanville $ V Ï another in the third exhibition game for a 4-0 final, against the Novice Andrew O'Leary 'A' Bowmanville had an outstanding Toros. Matthew game with three Tims put one past goals and one the Toro goalie on assist. Carmen passes from Shah also scored a Nicholas Araujo goal, and assists and Cameron came from Pcloso. The next Cameron Pcloso two goals in the and Tara Watchorn. first period were An excellent effort scored by Andrew from Kelly O'Leary, assisted. Palmatecr with by Carmen Shah on three assists. both. In the second, . The last regular Nicholas Araujo season game of the scored assisted by season was against Alex Lake. Lindsay the Haliburton Jones did an out- Huskies. Newcastle standing job for the won 8-5. Scoring first half of the goals were game with some Nicholas Araujo sharp saves. Matt (3), Kelly Candiano was just Palmatecr (3), as successful in net Andrew O'Leary during his turn, and (2). Newcastle he kept the Toros ended the season from scoring. In the with a first place third, Nicholas finish. Araujo put in an On January 31, unassisted goal to Newcastle were finish the game invited to play an with a 5-0 score. Mackie's In Playo Mackie's Automotive Minor Atom "AA" concluded their interleague season season with a game against the Ajax Axemen on Sunday, January 24th. Although the Bulls appeared a little rusty, Clarington did manage to put things together and connected for three scores in the third period. At the other end, Chad Dcighton kept the Axemen from taking advantage of the Toros slow start by holding Ajax to just one score in the third period. Chris Jukic and David Ross played a strong game for the Toros, with each collecting a goal and an assist. Jason Cadwell also connected for one score. Chipping in with assists were Brian Allore and Cory Prince. The Toros impressive play throughout throughout the year has resulted in only one loss during regular season play. Mackie's have been rewarded for this effort with a first round bye. Although the reward is deserved, the thought of silting for a week or longer without a game could be cause for concern. The Toros first round playoff will be against the winner of the Bcllcvillc- Pickcring series. Co-Steel Lasco Hammers CAA Friday, February 5, saw the Co-Steel Lasco and CAA Clarington girls' Pcewcc teams continue their friendly rivalry. Danielle McCumbcr starred in net for the Co-Steel Lasco team, showing what all that hard work in practice can do. The "Girls of Steel" opened the scoring with Whitney Foskett hammering home a nice pass from Erin Haass, The CAA squad evened the score shortly after with Sarah Carter popping a beauty. That seemed to light a lire under Erin Haass as she scored the next four goals to bury the pesky CAA team. Stephanie Wood assisted oil two, with single helpers going to Becky Bclbcck, Whitney and Candace Allen. CAA scored lat on a pretty goal by Carrie Lcbel, but it wasn't enough and Co-Steel Lasco went on to record a hard fought 5-2 victory. Also having strong games were Kim VanLeydon, Alex Heideman, Ashleigh Parks, Emily Broome, Amanda Leonard and Katie Knapp. Congratulations to the coaching staff as Co-Steel Lasco leads the season series 3-1. On February 3, the Co-Steel Lasco team welcomed the high flying Zellers squad into their nest, The girls made litis a very close game in losing 3-1. Erin Ilattss had the only goal, but a strong performance performance by the Zellers goalie stopped Co- Steel Lasco from stealing a lie or win. Danielle McCumbcr had another spectacular spectacular game between the pipes, HEALTH & FITNESS 2 REGISTRATION ENDS MONDAY FEB. 15/99 WHAT IS YOUR EXCUSE? Changing the It's not too late - visit our state of the art g gjjfj Shape of 15,000 sq. ft. fitness centre today ggg Clarington! 697-3104 164 Baseline Road East> Bowmanville Baseline Rd. N ♦ Hwy. 401 THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MANVERS PUBLIC MEETING CONCERNING A PROPOSED TEMPORARY AMENDMENT TO COMPREHENSIVE ZONING BY-LAW 87-06, AS AMENDED TAKE NOTICE, that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Manvers will hold a Public Meeting on the 9th day of March, 1999 at 7:00 p.m. at the Manvers Arena/Community Centre, 697 Highway 7A, to consider a proposed temporary use zoning By-law amendment to the Township of Manvers Comprehensive Zoning By-law 87-06. The purpose of the proposed zoning By-law amendment is to temporarily change the zone category of approximately 3 hectare(s) (7.4 acres) of land on part of Lots 18 and 19, Concession 1, Township of Manvers, from the Commercial Trailer Park (C4) Zone and the Rural General (A1) Zone to the Commercial Trailer Park Exception One (C4-S1) Zone and the Rural General Exception Nineteen (A1-S19) Zone. The effect of the zoning change would be to permit an "off road" Motorcycle training school, with parking for a maximum of 20 vehicles, up to 10 overnight camping sites, and one temporary or portable building with a maximum floor area of 25 sq. m (265 sq. ft.) on the land to be zoned C4-S1 while an associated training track or trail would be permitted in the A1-S19 Zone. The land affected by the proposed temporary use zoning by-law amendment is shown on the Key Map as the 'LAND TO BE ZONED C4-S1' and the 'LAND TO BE ZONED A1-S19'. Our records, at this time, indicate that the land which is subject of the Application for Rezoning is not subject of an application under the Planning Act for an amendment to an Official Plan, a Plan of Subdivision, a Consent, a Minor Variance or a Minister's Zoning Order. ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting and/or make written or verbal representation either in support of or in opposition to the proposed zoning By-law amendment. All submissions will be considered by Council prior to making a decision. Following a decision, persons wishing to continue their objections must, notwithstanding any previous submissions, file with the Clerk a notice of appeal setting out the objection and the reasons in support of the objection. Pursuant to Section 34(19) of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990, as amended, such appeals must be filed within twenty days of the date of notice of passing of the By-law. Persons wishing notice of passing must also file with the Clerk a written request for such notice. If a person or public body that files an appeal of a decision of the Township of Manvers in respect of the proposed zoning By-law does not make oral submissions at a public meeting or make written submissions to the Township of Manvers before the proposed zoning By-law is adopted, the Ontario Municipal Board may dismiss all or part of the appeal. KEY MAP ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed zoning By-law amendment is available (or inspection during normal office hours at my office Monday to Friday at the Municipal Building. DATED AT THE TOWNSHIP OF MANVERS THIS 27TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1999 Ms Donna Whittokor, Clerk, Township of Manvors, Box 210, Bethany, Ontario L0A1A0 Tolophono: (705) 277-2321 Fax: (705) 277-1580