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i ■' 4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 28,1990 Section Two I Girls Win "D" Championship % Monday, February 12th * Bowmanville 0 Picton Tournament vs . T Keene #2 1 This contest was the 1st 7,'game of'a round robin series ' to determine the finalists of u';'the United Counties "A" Division Division Championship. A very -r 'disappointing loss as the X'.Bun King girls played well and stayed even with Keene > '#2 throughout the entire "J, game. Tough luck girls! " Good effort! Wednesday February 14th Keene #1 2 vs Bowmanville 3 Saturday February 17 7:00 a.m. Michigan Falcons 3 vs Bowmanville 0 Despite the hour, the Bun King girls gave a good effort but just couldn't capi-, talize on their 21 scoring chances. Michigan, a disciplined disciplined tournament team, notched 3 quality goals out of 16 shots. Congratulations to Marci Rowland who received MVP honours for a fine effort. Saturday February 17 Trenton 1 Denise Bugden (2), Marci Rowland, Traci Osier, Leanne Floyd, Melanie Brown, Suzanne Brooks and Joanna Hall with one each. Very appropriately, Lisa Morrison was recognized as the game MVP. Way to go Lisa! Sunday February 18 "D" Division Championship Oakville 2 Despite being out-shot 25-11 in this 2nd game of round robin play the Bun King group rallied when necessary and snatched this victory from the unsuspect- - m ing Keene crew. Joanna Hall " opened the scoring when she converted a beautiful pass 7,.. from Laura Abrams at 5:20 '■•'of the 1st period. vs Bowmanville 0 Again, the Bun King gang out played their opponent opponent but just couldn't break the goose egg on the score- board. . One quality shot evaded Tina Mulson to give Trenton the 1-0 victory. Nice try team! Congratulations to Tina Mill son who received the MVP award for this Keene countered with 2 -,-.«consecutive goals to take a ,2-1 lead. However, with 2:00 min- N ."utes remaining in the 2nd ;• Trame, Joanne Hall sent Denise Denise Bugden into the clear ' and she made no mistake as "7 she evened things up. " With 5:23 on the clock in v-the 3rd period, Suzanne " Brooks directed a pass from - Laura Abrams at the Keene net, and with a little help -"from the Keen net-minder, .'v.she gave the Bun King crew *'■ this 3-2 victory. game. Saturday February 17 Godfrey 0 vs Bowmanville 7 After struggling through the first two games and being being disappointed by 56 shots being turned aside, the flood gates opened and the Bun Ring group counted for 7 goals and notched their first victory of the tournament. Laura Abrams and Joanna Hall each logged a hat-trick, while Lisa Morrison notched a single. Lisa was a real stand-out as she also set-up all 3 of Joanna's goals. Other Other assists were earned by vs Bowmanville 8 The Bun King gang were determined to defend their Championship that they won in-1989 and did it in fine style. Suzanne Brooks led the Bun King pack with a hat-trick ana 1 assist. Joanna Hall followed along with 2 goals and an assist. Single goals came from Denise Denise Bugden, Laura Abrams and Shannon Houston. Assists Assists were earned by: Leanne Floyd (2), Lisa Morrison Morrison (2), Marci Rowland (2) and Tammy Johnston (1). Suzanne Brooks was the deserved deserved winner of the MVP award. Congratulations Suzanne ! Congratulations Team! Wednesday February 21 Keene #2 3 vs Bowmanville 1 Round Robin play continued continued with game #3 at Darlington. Darlington. The BunKingers just didn't have that extra zip needed to pull this one out, but a fine effort was shown. The lone Toro goal came from Joanna Hall on a set-up by TJ Johnston. IP . Tough one girls! St ' " * 'unday February 25 Bowmanville 2 THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE NOTICE OF HIGHWAY CLOSING TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle, at the meeting to be held in the council Chambers, . 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario, on Monday, April 30, 1990, at the hour of 7:00 p.m., propose to pass a by-law to stop-up and close and to authorize the sale of parts of the unopened unopened road allowance(s) described as Porter Street, former Town of Bowmanville, now in the Town of Newcastle, according to Porter Porter and Bradshaw Plan, more particularly described as Parts 1 and 3 on Plan 10R-3640, and described as follows: ALL AND SINGULAR THAT certain parcel and tract of land and premises, lying and being in the Town of Newcastle, in the Regional Regional Municipality of Durham, Province of Ontario, and being composed of the unopened road allowance described as Part of Porter Street, being part of Lot 9, Concession 2, formerly the Town of Bowmanville more specifically described as Parts 1 and 3 on Plan 10R-3640, deposited in the Land Registry Office for the Registry Division of Newcastle (No. 10) on March 7, 1990. AND FURTHER .TAKE NOTICE THAT before passing the said by-law, Council or a Committee of Council shall hear in person, or by his Counsel, Solicitor or Agent, any person who claims that his land will be prejudicially affected by this by-law, and who applies to be heard. Dated at the Town of Newcastle, the 9th day of March, 1990. Patti L. Barrie, A.M.C.T. (A) Town Clerk 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3A6 Dates of Publication: March 14,1990 March 21,1990 March 28,1990 April 4,1990 vs Keene #1 3 This was the 4th and final final Round Robin game, and unfortunately that elusive zip was absent again. Consequently Consequently the Bun King Toros were all but eliminated from playoff fiction. The Toro marker came with 3:12 re-: maining in the game as Melanie Melanie Brown set Laura Ab rams up. In the following week Keene #1 defeated Keen #2 in their Round Robin series to eliminate the Bun King girls. Too bad team! Nice try! You'll get 'em net year. On oehalf of the players and coaching staff I would like to thank our sponsor - Ian Sonnett of Bun King for his generous support. " " ot the players On behalf of and parents I say thank you. To the coaches Frank Saw yer, Ken Hall, and Chris Ha"' Hall and part time helpers Dennis Bugden -and Ron Brooks for their time and efforts. efforts. I also say thanks to Scott Sawyer for all his help with the water bottles and sticks. Our gratitude to the Canadian Canadian Statesman is extended extended on behalf of the sponsor, and players and manage- ; of the ment of the team. Special mention goes to Sharon Brooks for her dedication dedication and efficient work as the juice rep for the intermediate intermediate girls. ' Finally, I say thanks to all the girls who made my job a^leasureable one, and on behalf of the coaches, players and parents thank you to the manager. Thank me! Ml • IT'S THE ANNUAL BOWMANVILLE ROTARY CLUB'S Easter Seal Campaign OUR LOCAL OBJECTIVE $18,500.00 Please...Help Us Help Our Kids Please drop your donation off at the Bowmanville branch of the Bank of Montreal, and help us save on increased postal costs. In order to meet our objective, WE NEED YOUR HELP! Back, a Fighter with Easter Seals WE KNOW YOU CARE. SHOW YOU CARE. Tournament Win For Adam & Eve On Tuesday March 13th, lay Adam & Eve defeated Wood- view 2 to 1, taking the B Championship in the BRHL Novice tournament. in Oshawa As the boys entered the dressing room for their premier premier game at the Times Tournament one of the first questions was, is anybody else coming? When game time arrived, only seven players had signed the sheet. Westly Thompson started off the scoring in the first when Kevin Martin and John Ashton combined to set up the play. Steve Sargent ed to managed to hold the other team off the sheet until late in thé period when they tied the score. We started to drag our heals a little in the second second but with Shawn Wolfe and Chris Hart playing most of the game on defence, we onl^ allowed two goals. he break between the second and the third did us no good. Everyone was tired ana starting to stiffen up. The other team managed four more goals, each one fought for, in the third to make the final score 7-1. Wednesday, Children's Arena,, same seven, game two. After the complimentary complimentary toilet-paper was handed handed out by assistant coach Jeff Dart, it was up the stairs and on to the ice. You can imagine the looks in the stands when the seven Deli boys came out on the ice and the other team had eighteen. eighteen. It was obvious the other coach was going for broke, and wanted to heat us by a big score. Several of his players saw no ice time in the first two periods au he kept his big line on the ice. He did look a little bewildered bewildered at the end of the second second when the score was only 2-0, and our goalie was still standing, looking for more. Third period action was end to end as the Deli boys stayed with the other team, who despite the other coach again sitting out players, managed only two. Our bright spot came when Kevin Kevin Martin dug the puck out of the corner, gave it to Chris Hart who relayed it to Larry MacDonald, in full flight, who put it upstairs to sni break the shutout. The final score was 4-1 with one player getting all the goals lor the other team. In the third game, we faced elimination find again the same seven showed. By this time the team was given given a nick name "the seven survivors." The headline on the Oshawa Times sports page said a lot "Seven Survivors» did well", but the remark by Eric Wesslby, sports editor, covers the boys play in the tournament and the final game, "But despite being walloped 14-0 by St. Marks of the O.C.H.L., Dykstra's won the admiration of anyone anyone who watched them play. "The Seven" were Steve Sargent, Sargent, John Ashton, Larry MacDonald, Chris Hart, Kevin Kevin Martin, Westly Thompson, Thompson, Shawn Wolfe, with special special help from assistant coach Jeff Dart. First period action had Woodview getting on the board early on a goal by Jeff Fyfe, that ended the scoring for the remainder of the first period. Second period was fast two-way hockey with lots of chances for both teams. Early Early in the second, Danny MacDonald tied the game-at one all. Again late in the second period MacDonald hits home, giving Adam & Eve a 2 to 1 lead. The third period was scoreless with both teams skating hard. In the last few minutes of play, Adam &' Congratulations guys. Adam & Eve win 6-0 On Saturday, March 17th, Adam & Eve defeated Liberty Mutual 6 to 0 in their first playoff game. Matthew Akey put Adam & Eve on the board late in the first period on passes by John Galbraith and Matthew Matthew Stout. Early in the second period period Danny MacDonald nailed one with assists going to Jason Jason Charbonneau ana Jason Knox. Matthew Akey popped his second goal of the game on a passing play by John Galbraith and Adam Powell. Third period action l had Matthew Akey nailing home Eve received a penalty and 30 their goal- 2 more goals with assists go- onn . P u îe giving them a two man advantage. They pounded the net with shots, but D,a- vid Clark came up with some superb saves that took Adam & Eve to a 2 to 1 vic- toiy. Special mention to the whole team as they worked hard the entire tournament. ing to Adam Barraball, Job Galbraith, Adam Powell and Chris Shields. 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