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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 20,1991 'Explorations of Eden? on Display at Arts Centre The Visual Arts Centre was a busy place on Sunday afternoon during the opening opening of a show, by Sheila Laidlaw-Radford. Her "Explorations of Eden" series delves into reconstructing the Garden of Eden story as depicted in the Bible. After taking courses in Greek and Hebrew traditions and comparing them to Biblical stories, she has tried to "rework the idea of where women fitted in." Her work is on display at the Visual Arts Centre from March 17 to April 6. Shoppers Meet TV Crew Third period action began ith Durham still having e one-goal lead. Midway On Saturday, March .16, Shoppers met Durham TV in the first game of the round robin playoffs. In the first period, Sebastian Sebastian Dault took a pass from Steve Hatfield and beat Shoppers' netminder Adam Bowen to put Durham on the board. Despite numerous numerous shots, Shoppers was unable unable to score on Durham's Erik Smale who seemed un beatable. Early in the second second period, after a scramble in front of the net, Adam Wilks scored to make it 2-0 for Durham. Assists on the goal went to Shawn Whittall and Cole Linfoot. The Shoppers team kept digging anti with four minutes minutes remaining in the second second period, Jonathan Ross finally managed to get one by Erik Smale. v\\\ ■1 M pe with Durham still having a W through the third period, Shoppers came to life, with Tyson Crocker and Zach Tnoraval each scoring within within two minutes and Shoppers Shoppers led 3-2. With the clock winding down,Shoppers continued continued to fire shots at the Durham goalie. Jonathan Ross scored two more to complete his hat-trick and Tyson Crocker notched three more to leave the score Shoppers 8, Durham TV 2. Assists on Shoppers' goals went to Aaron Cook, Chris Burritt, Zach Thora- val, Justin Ross and Jonathan Jonathan Ross (2). This game was much closer closer than what the final score indicates. All members oi both teams played well. It made for a great hour of hockey. Family Trust Splits Pair Of Contests Last Week On Thursday, March 14, the Hollingsworth Family Trust Tigers played an exhibition exhibition game against St. Marks of the O.C.H.L. The Tigers lit up the scoreboard first on a goal by Robert Dorigo with Mike McCrory picking up the assist. assist. Early in the second period, period, the Tigers scored their second goal on a passing play from Chris Honing to Terry Edwards who notched the goal. Robert Dorigo then notched the third Tiger goal with Terry assisting. Late in the third period, the St. Marks team scored to make the final score Tigers 3, St. Marks 1. On Saturday March 16, the Tigers played a league game against Ontario Hydro. Hydro. The Tigers struck early in this game on a true team play as Chris Honing passed to Kris Policy who then passed to Darren Crawford who beat the defense before jamming the puck into the net. The Hydro boys then scored two goals to take the lead. The Tigers tied the score up in the second period period when David Holhngs- • worth got a shot on net that the goalie couldn't handle allowing allowing Terry Edwards to bang the loose puck into the net. Early in the third period, period, the Tigers got a scare as Mike McCrory was tripped into the goal post and had to be removed from the ice on a back board. This left the Ti- f ers short, but the bench ept working. Late in the period, Hydro scored to take a 3-2 victory. Mike's injury was not serious as he was able to walk out of the first aid room. On Sunday morning the Tigers faced Carnation. Neither Neither team could score in the first period, but partway through the, second period Carnation scored. Carnation then notched two more goals. The Tigers broke the shutout when Chris Watson grabbed the puck, skated down the ice and around the goal béfore wrapping the puck into the Carnation net. Carnation then scored three more goals to make the fined score Carnation 6, Family Trust 1. Sunday afternoon the Tigers Tigers headed over to Oshawa to play Harmony Church of the OCHL. This game allowed allowed the coach the opportunity opportunity to move the boys around. The final score wees Family Trust 7, Harmony 4. The goal scorers were David Hollingsworth 1 goal 3 assists, assists, Ian Pollard 2 goals 1 assist, Kris Polley 1 goal 1 eissist, Terry Edwards 1 goal 1 assist, Robert Dorigo 1 goal, Greg Hoy 1 goal, Clayton Clayton Kohn 1 assist, Chris Watson 1 assist. The Tigers must now get ready for the round robin portion of the playoffs. Canadian Tire Facing Tough Opposition VCR CLINIC Saturday, March 23rd - mo a m. to mo P . m . Have your VCR cleaned, checked and lubricated by factory-trained technicians "while-you-wait"! W Only HITACHI or trade your VCR for this VCR with lots of great features. Just ask for an appraisal. • Dfl-4 head ■ fluto head cleaning system ■ 181-channel Scanalock F$ tuner ■ Video Brain remote controller with TV/VCR/CflTV control ■ Quick mechanism ■ VMS Index search system • Synchro edit • 8-program/l-year electronic timer • Digital auto tracking ■ 2 YEAR WARRANTY ■ 2 FREE T-120 TAPES Includes: 52 FREE Movie Rentals - Rent 1 Get 1 FREE Only *469 95 Valued at $695.85 ($15.81 per month) Available at Bowmanville Radio-Vision S8 King St. W. Telephone 623-2312 "Bowmanville'* Complete Electronics Store" by Nicky Watt The Canadian Tire Pee- wees are struggling with Orangeville in the semi-final round. It all began late Saturday, Saturday, March 10. Bowmanville had previously previously beaten Orangeville twice in two different tournaments. tournaments. In Saltfleet they defeated Orangeville 3-2 in an overtime shoot-out period. period. In the Bolton tournament, tournament, Bowmanville took a strong victory 5-2 over their long time rivals. It seems that every year Orangeville ■squeezes Bowmanville out of the playoffs. (No pun intended). intended). Finally the hometown boys had their chance to make it past Orangeville. Unfortunately all did not go as well as planned. It seemed that Bowmanville was in a deep sleep that day. They haa been lulled into the sleep by the two previous series against Kingston and Orillia. The Toros had won each series, three games straight. and they were bursting with confidence confidence as they entered the semi-finals. The boys didn't play as usual ana the game just slipped away. The final score was 6-1 as Jason Jack- man scored Bowmanville's only goal, unassisted. The second and third games of the series were scheduled to be played in Orangeville. This gave the opponents home ice advantage. advantage. The Toros played well this game, a great improvement improvement over their last encounter encounter with Orangeville. The Toros gave up their first goal only 24 seconds into the game. However, Bowmanville Bowmanville came back with a goal two minutes later as Luke Akey scored unassisted. Fifteen minutes later in the second period, Watt passed the puck around to Ferguson who drove it in the net to give Bowmanville a one goal lead. Just over a minute had passed when Orangeville's most powerful line came down the ice and scored. As. the clock ran down, the fans sat on the edge of their seats. Finally, a face off came with just 23 seconds left in the game. The puck eventually eventually rolled around the Bowmanville Bowmanville net. An open player finally shot it and it rolled along Mark Lynch's stick and it was in. The goal was scored with just four seconds to play in the game. The Bowmanville goalie, Mark Lynch, wees absolutely outstanding during this game. It was a tough break for the Toros but it was too late to worry about it. The boys had to concentrate on the next game or they would be out of the playoffs for good. For the next game the team again made the long haul to Orangeville. The boys took off as soon as they hit the ice. They skated hard, which is something they needed to do against this fast, well-paced team. Again Orangeville scored the first goal, but Bowmanville Bowmanville forwards came up with three more to be on top by two goals. Luke Akey, Rob Harness and Andrew Ferguson Ferguson assisted these goals scored by Brad Ormiston, Ryan Dunnigan and Jason Jackman. Orangeville scored another another goal to cut the lead to one. However, Rob Harness scored unassisted, and Watt scored from Akey suid Jack- man to put the Toros ahead 5-2. Then it seemed the Toros Toros nodded off to sleep yet again. Our fans watched in horror and disbelief as Orangeville scored four goals in less than a minute and a half to take the lead for the first time in the game. The fans, players and everyone in the arena was shocked. The Toros got a very rude awakening. Jason Jackman scored finally finally tying it up at 2:51 in the second period. Orangeville scored midway midway through the third period period to again take the lead. Once again in the of ups and downs, Luke Akey brought the crowd to its feet when he scored the goal to tie the game. Jackman and Ferguson Ferguson assisted this much needed needed lift. The game went into a final final overtime oeriod. but no one scored and it remained tied at seven. The players and coaching staff would like to thank Terry Baker for making it to both games in Orangeville. He helped out on the bench when they needed him, and he did a great job. The regular coaching staff, consisting of Paul Jackman, Paul Bycok, Barry Goulah and Ron Haynes, are doing a tremendous job of bringing the boys' hopes and confidence back into the series. series. What the boys really need is support from the fans. So look all you Bow- manvillians, round up all the noise makers and signs you can find and get down to the arena and support the local teams. The boys play at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday at Darlington Arena. To all the other Toro players in town, which includes includes midget, bantam, atom smd novice, don't sit at home! Get out there and support your organization. .The Canadian Tire Pee- wee Toros couldn't be happier happier to see you! THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM DURHAM HOLIDAY CLOSURE OF SANITARY LANDFILL SITE The CARTWRIGHT and SCUGOG TRANSFER STATIONS will be closed on Good Friday, March 29, 1991. Normal operations will resume on Saturday, March 30, 1991. The sites will also remain open on Easter Monday, April 1, 1991. W. A. TWELVETREES, P. ENG. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS U Be a... 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Chris Steele and Ryan Jackman each scored the hat trick with Ryan adding one assist. Stephen Tabb added two goals and one assist assist while Kurt Kirncr added added one goal and one assist, Assists went to Chris Pot with five, Trevor Baker with two, John Armishaw had two and Chris Paquette one. In our first tournament jarao, the Toros scored the ,irst goal early in the game but could not match the speed and passing of a stronger Belle River squad. Final score was 7-4 in favour favour of Belle River. In the second game, the Toros played a stronger passing game and came out on top of St, Catherines, 4-1, The Toros third tournament tournament game was against Saltfleet. 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