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14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, November 9,1994 Membersfe Increase for Orono Club SCOREBOARD At the Eastern Ontario Sectional Championships held in Oshawa from November 10-13, the following skaters represented the Orono Figure Skating Club. Front row, (1-r), Kaitlin Colville, Jillian Lemieux. Lemieux. Back row, (1-r), Melanie Lemieux, Adam Colville, Heather Gcboers. Kaitlin (left) and Adam Colville (middle) have been competing rroughout the off-season at the Prenovice Pairs level. They placed lird at Thornhill, first at Autumn Skate in Ottawa, and first at Okto- erfest in Woodbridge. Jillian Lemieux (right), was second in the lawartha Invitational Summer Skate in Junior Skate. All three mem- ers of the Orono Figure Skating Club arc shown above with their îcdals from summer competitions. We arc off to a great beginning to our 1994-95 season. Our enrollment has increased by 38%. One of the reasons for the increase is the adult skate program, which was initialed this year. It has really taken hold, as many non-skaters now skate across the ice and the more experienced experienced continue building skills. Registration for the January session session will be sometime in December. Watch for the notice! The seniors and intermediates arc busy perfecting their programs and preparing for upcoming tests. Good luck to the senior skaters entering the Cobourg Skate on November 5 and Sectionals in Oshawa on November 12. The Canskatc skaters have really shown their skills and enthusiasm. Passing their beginner badge arc: Melissa Melissa Judson, Hallic McKinnon, Michelle Michelle Hayes, Rcnac Marrctt, Brennan Luschcr, Michelle McKinnon, Jacob Sample, Shannon DcJongc, Kaitlyn Leech, Erin Francis Rice, Katie Dra- cup-Hoocy, Lucai Leech, Lucus Szcmiot, Andrew Lingycl, Danielle Ibbotson, Sarah Schocnmakcr, Erin Forget, Heather Gangay, Natasha Prochcr, Brooke Adams, Brad Adams, Ashley Judson Passing the Elementary badge arc: Michelle Hayes, Melissa Judson, Lucas Lucas Szcmiot, Brennan Luschcr, Sonja Bier, Michelle McKinnon, Erin Francis Francis Rice, Katie Dracup-Hoocy, Rcnac Marrctt Passing their Basic badge arc: Kathleen Moocr, Michelle Hayes, Melissa Melissa Judson, Hallic McKinnon, Erin- Francis Rice, Kclly-Anne Moore, Christopher Marchant, Jennifer Mo- rawclz, Krista Swynar, Katie Dracup- Hoocy Passing Novice arc: Hallic McKinnon, McKinnon, Melissa Judson, Laura Stock, Kathleen Moore, Katie Dracup- Hoocy, Amanda Graham, Rena Mal- da, Michelle Hayes, Erin Francis Rice Passing Novice II arc: Sarah Sly- ficld, Alisha Marchant, Erin Francis Rice, Luccy Julicher, Sarah Taylor, Katie Dracup Hooey Some of our Canskatcrs arc working working diligently getting ready for the upcoming upcoming Racoon Rally competition in Bowmanvillc on November 26. Fundraising, being a very important important part of our program, is coming along wonderfully! All parents and skaters please give yourselves a pat on the back. Your response to the fundraising fundraising programs is very good. Most of you arc very enthusiastic and willing to do your part in helping to keep our registration fees down. Without fundraising, the registration fees alone would not cover the club's operational costs. We arc expecting our Panda fundraising fundraising articles to arrive on November 15. Other fundraisers arc die Winning Edge Scratch tickets, 1995 calendars featuring world and Olympic champions, champions, food wrap, and a banquet on November November 26 (all volunteers welcome). Central Ontario Jr. C League Team W L T Pts. Bowmanville 9 1 0 18 Port Perry 7 4 1 15 Uxbridge 6 6 0 13 Lakefield 5 6 0 10 Bobcaygeon 3 7 18 Georgina 4 8 0 8 Little Britain 3 6 0 7 (Teams get one point for an overtime loss) Next Home Game -- Sunday, November against Little Britain Merchants, 7:30 p.m. 13 Newcastle Men's League 50th Anniversary Team W L T Pts. Kings 4 2 0 8 Stars 3 2 1 7 Blackhawks 3 3 0 6 Sharks 3-30 6 Canadiens 2 3 15 Jets 2 4 0 4 Sunday's Results Kings 9 Stars 7 Sharks 10 Jets 5 Gruffies 7 Blackhawks 5 Bowmanville Recreation Hockey Leaue (as of November 1) Team W L T Pts. Minor Tyke Beaver Lumber 3 0 0 6 Geraldi Insurance 2 0 0 4 Skylight Donuts 12 0 2 Newcastle Photo 0 2 1 1 A&R Flooring 0 2 1 1 Major Tyke Durham TV 3 0 0 6 Sound Master DJ 2 10 4 Dufferin Aggregates 2 0 0.4 Tim's Rental 1 11 3 Rotary 12 0 2 P&P LiftTruck 0 2 11 DeightonAss. 0 3 0 0 Novice Bow. Sports Shop 2 0 0 4 James Insurance 2 0 0 4 Horner's Petro Can 10 13 Carter's Bakery 10 13 Bragg's Bird Seed 110 2 Hobb, Bakker, Bergin 110 2 Liberty Mutual .110 2 Blessings Travel 110 2 Roughly Insurance 110 2 Jr. C Eagles 0 111 Thurs. Town League 0 111 Union Oil 0 2 0 0 National Trust 0 2 0 0 Atoms Canadian Statesman 2 0 0 4 Pineridge Insurance. 2 0 0 4 Ontario Hydro 10 13 Crow's Sports 10 13 Bow. Non-contact 10 13 Carnation Flowers 1 1 0 : 2 All Canadian Awards 110 2 Hutton Transport 110 2 Pizza Pizza T-Mac Halenda's Meats Kinsmen Peewee Rolph Novico Mr. Sub Checkers Dykstra Deli McGregor's IDA Cutting Post Harvey's Hooper's Aamco Home Improv. Bantam Kool Enterprises Bow. Sand & Gravel Roy Nichols Motors Lange's Photo Remax Realty Stutt's Pharmacy Skylight Donuts 401 Burger King 0 2 0 1 1 1 3 1 0 0 2 1 1 0 1 1 Bowmanville Non-Contact League W T Pts. 5 5 4 3 5 2 1 0 5 4 3 1 1 1 3 3 1 3 6 7 1 3 4 5 1 1 0 1 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 11 11 8 7 11 6 2 0 11 8 6 3 Team Burke Division Beasties Hooper's Trophy A&D Truckshop D. Base Oliver Division Hanc's Cdn. Home Therapy National Home Video Mosport Shackelton Division King St. B&G Blues Preston Hawks Pattern Weekend Restults D. Base 8 Hanes 4 A&D Truckshop 6 Mosport 2 Hoopers Trophy 9 National Home Video 4 Beasties 6 Cdn. Home Therapy 6 King St. 11 Pattern 2 Preston Movers 4 Hawks 0 Bowmanville Town League (as of November 9) Team W L T Pts. Francis Personnel 6 10 12 Hockin Real Estate 4 3 0 8 Hunt's Photography 4 3 0 8 Hooper's Trophies 3 2 2 8 Bil'Den Home Imp. 15 13 McFarland S&G 0 4 3 3 Scoring Leaders Team G A Pts. FP 17 17 34 FP 13 11 24 HP 5 13 18 HRE 6 10 16 , FIRE 9 6 Ï5 1 HT 7 7. 14 Name B. Heard T. Foster P. Strong W. McGarvey B. Clemens G.Vey BHS Junior Girls Seek Playoff Berth With the figure skating season now in Ml operation, many of the skaters arc participating in competitions hosted by a number of clubs. The above group from the Orono Figure Skating Club was entered in the Cobourg Skate, which was held on November 5. Front row, (l-r) Eryn McGlynn, Michelle Moffat, Katie O'Neill. Back row, (1-r), Pa- risse Marrctt, Heather Gcboers, Taralcc Clemens, Kaitlin Colville. ® ® §} § ® § g f} it $ VAN HEMMEN TIRES & SALES ® § TOlilHHil.fflil, § (Et i ® § § I i 235X75R15 General XL Ameriway XT RWL *88 P205X70R15 XP2000 $ 75 205X75R15 GENERAL RADIAL ST *57 215X75R14 AMERIWAY ST BLK *68 LT265X75R16 HOOSIER RWL *150 ■ ■■ xj V) i s DUNDAS ST vVmi yv llomm<mTlfo^* WAnHENMO. 8 O X. o '5-> CONSUMH1 UIÎ -- We're The New Dealer For GENERAL TIRE CONTINENTAL & HOOSIER VAN HEMMEN TIRES & SALES 317 HOPKINS ST. WHITBY 666-2121 [pi I TJ Mon. - Thurs. 0 00 - 5:30. Frl. 0:00 - 5:00. Sol. 0:00 • 2:00 LIMITED QUANTITIES IN SOME SIZES Chances Rest With Final Two League Games Of the Year by Brad Kelly What began as a promising season season has suddenly turned into one of desperation for die junior girls' basketball basketball learn at Bowmanvillc High School. After starting the LOSSA 'AAA' league with four consecutive wins, they now find themselves in desperate desperate need of at least one win, and possibly two, in order to qualify for the playoffs, Originally, the top six teams were to qualify for post-season play. But, along die way, that number was reduced to only four teams. With games remaining against Anderson (played yesterday), and at home Thursday to Central still remaining, remaining, the question of whether they will earn a spot in next week's playoff is still to be answered. Bowmanvillc did move one step closer on Monday afternoon on their home court, cruising to a 32-27 victory victory over Courticc Secondary School. Kaly Dcighan poured in 15 for Bowmanvillc, while Sommer West added 9. For Courticc, Trislt Goff was the top scorer, with nine points, and Rebecca Mills had seven. Bowmanvillc jumped out to an early lead and by halftime were ahead 19-10. They increased that margin lo 27-14 after three quarters. Though satisfied with the win, coaclt Gcordic Stover admitted that her team didn't play up to its capabilities. capabilities. "They seem to play at die level the other team is playing at," she said. "Against a good team, they will pass the ball around before they shoot. Today, whoever had die ball wanted to shoot." Bowmanville started the year stringing together 10 wins in a row, including league play and tournament. tournament. But near the midway point of the season, things began to change. Stover pointed to an ankle injury suffered by West as the cause for some of the losses. "She controls the game for us out there," praised Stover. 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