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12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, April 1,1992 Creative Costumes at Newcastle Skating Carnival [Big Win for Snowden Electric] UNDER THE SEA Brunt, Andrew Murphy, -- These fierce Michael Boyd. by Kim Gadd Snowden Electric started off a busy, victorious weekend last Friday evening by defeating the Whitby selects 8-0. Goals were scored by A1 McCullough (1), Charlie Hargcsi (2), Chad Vcinot (1), Jeff Dart (2), Evan Goodwin (1) and Wes Thompson (1). Jason Bubar suffered a broken arm during this game. We hope you arc feeling much better, Jason, and we'll miss you on the ice! Saturday evening found the Snowden Snowden team in Pickering earning another shutout game with a 5-0 win. The scoreboard was 1-0 until late in the third period when the Snowden Electric Electric crew really turned on the power and scored four in a row. Goals were scored by Evan Goodwin (1), Scott Millar (1), Jeff Dart (2) and Chad Vcinot Vcinot (1). The Snowden Electric team lit up West Hill Sunday afternoon when they continued their shutout streak with a 10-0 win over the West Hill selects. Goals for Snowden were by: Jeff Dart (1), Wes Thompson (1), A1 McCullough McCullough (3), Mike Talotti (1), Chad Vcinot Vcinot (1), Jack Lavcrty (1), Shawn Whalen Whalen (1), Mark Read (1), During these three games the boys -looking sea creatures include, from left, Steven Trudeau, Ryan pla ^Ei^ 8 r" t^,^ NIGHTS ON BROADWAY -- These six skaters were one of the opening acts at the Newcastle Figure Skating Club carnival entitled 'Hot, Hot, Hot' on Saturday afternoon. They include, front row, (1-r), Stacey Green, Charlotte Bourne, Kelly McPhale. Back row, (1-r), Erin Lee Reitknecht, Andrew Bradley, Julie Zawislak. STARLIGHT EXPRESS -- Included in this number were, front row, (1-r), Laura Woo, Amy Woodcock, Robyn Cooper. Middle row, (1-r), Jennifer John, Matthew Trahey, Leslie Miller. Back row, (1-r), Jennifer Goode, Stephanie Boyd, Chandra Amodeo. Orono Carnival on April 11 these goals mentioned were unbelievable. unbelievable. Unfortunately, this would become a book if I attempted to describe all the assists as there were too many to mention. mention. Great team effort, guys! You're nothing less than spectacular. The final game of the weekend for Snowden found a few additions substituting substituting for the Sand & Gravel and Nichols Nichols teammates. They had to play off at the same lime. Snowden Electric tied Beaver Lumber Ties Newcastle Tykes in 6-6 Game Recently by Kim Gadd Beaver Lumber started off a busy week in hockey by playing an exciting exhibition game Wednesday evening against the Newcastle tyke leant. Beaver Beaver Lumber lied the Newcastle team 6- 6 with Garrett McKnight scoring five goals and Colin Organ scoring one. Beaver Lumber started their round robin on Sunday morning when they played the Tim's Rental leant. Beaver lost 8-5, with all five goals by Garrett McKnight. One of Garrett's goals was assisted by Colin Organ. The Beaver Lumber leant relumed to the ice Sunday evening to play their second game of the round robin, defeating defeating the Skylight Donut team 4-3. Garrett McKnight started off the scoreboard in the second period, answered answered by Skylight's Justin Roussy who tied the score. ' Colin Organ popped one in late in the second, period putting Beaver ahead. Jered Williams scored early in the third for Skylight again tying up the scoreboard, Jered hit his target again two minutes later, assisted by Scan La- fort. Garrett McKnight put in goal number three for Beaver Lumber to tie. the game, and with 1:30 loll in the game, Nicholas Boyd hit his target to take the Lumber crew to victory. End of Regular Season for A&R On Sunday, March 22, A&R Flooring Flooring tykes finished the regular season with a 3-2 win over Rotary Club. Trevor Trevor Baker with a pair led A&R, with a single going to Michael Lambert. Helpers went to Josh Kewcll, Aaron Shcrban and Ryan Evans. Rotary markers went to Brendan Kazdundic and Michael Doherty. On Sunday, March 29, A&R Flooring Flooring opened up the playoff round with a 6-1 win over Skylight Donuts. A&R was led by Trevor Baker and Robbie Campbell, each with a pair. Singles went to Jamie Bryant and Steven Hatfield. Hatfield. Assists went to Ricky Clark (2), Travis Woods (2), Michael Kari, Kyle McDonald and Jamie Bryant. The Skylight Skylight Donut goal went to Jason Emond from Malt Gross. 3-3 with the Oshawa Red Wings, with goal number one scored by Ron Loger for Snowden Electric. Adam Kooy and A1 McCullough assisted. Jeff Dart followed, followed, placing in goal number two for Snowden, assisted by Ben Piney and Shawn Whalen. Oshawa finished off the game by scoring three goals to even up the score. Steven Sargent and Clayton Rcndcll were awesome in the net for Snowden, earning three shutout games in a row. Now there's a hat-trick. Brian Rickard played in the Snowden Snowden crease during the final game of the weekend. Good game, Brian! Toros Can Clinch on Saturday at Darlington The Bowmanvillc minor bantam bantam Toros have been forced to win the All-Ontario 'AA' championship championship on their home ice. That's not so bad. Leading two games to zero in their best-of-five final, the Toros had their first crack at taking the Ontario crown 1 Sunday in Chatham. Chatham. They held a 1-0 lead on a Steve Bonneau goal, but Chatham avoided being eliminated by tying the game with under four minutes to go. Neither team could score in overtime. The Toros now hold a five points to one lead in the six point series. Game four will be Saturday at the Darlington Sports Centre at 3:00 p.m. "I'm sure we'll come up with a better effort in our next game," said coach Paul Jackman, who wasn't pleased with the lacklustre performance of his club on Sunday. Sunday. "There were a variety of reasons reasons for it. The bus trip and the commotion of winning up there added to it," he said. "They figured figured they had it won before the start of the game. They were a little little loo sure of themselves. "We didn't have the work ethic. ethic. Four or five of our veterans didn't pull their 'weight. And, if they don't go, then the rest don't." Bowmanvillc had won games one and two of the series by 5-2 and 5-3 scores respectively. The lie on Sunday afternoon did manage to keep their playoff undefeated string intact. Since eliminating Vaughan in the final game of the opening round, Bowmanvillc Bowmanvillc has now gone 10 games without a loss. The Orono Figure Skaters are preparing preparing for the carnival on April 11. There will be two performances, one at 1:30 and one at 7:00 p.m. The skaters skaters look forward tp this event to show off what they have learned during the season. Two of our skaters participated in the All Ontario Interclub Competition in Pickering. Kaitlin Colville placed 5th overall in Preliminary Ladies, Adam Colville placed 2nd in Prejuvenile Prejuvenile Mens, and they skated together in Preliminary Pairs and placed 4th overall. Congratulations! Several of our skaters have recently recently passed Canskate Badges. Eryn McGlynn passed Novice ÏV Amanda Morris passed Novice III Kristen Sawyer passed Novice III Laura Hisson passed Novice III Melissa Moore passed Novice II Nicole Marrctt passed Novice II Parisse Marrctt pased Novice II Katie O'Neill passed Novice II Lisa Lunn passed Basic Lauren Crashley passed Basic Kathryn Cartwright passed Basic John-David Tinkler passed Basic Yvonne Marchand passed Elemen- tery Gillian Donnelly passed Elemen- tery Jennifer Lamont passed Elementary Elementary Jenny Cartwright passed Beginners Carol Baxter passed Proficiency Kari Francis passed Proficiency Eryn McGlynn passed Proficiency Don't miss your opportunity to watch these young skaters demonstrate demonstrate their new skills at the Carnival in April i hi ii ZXXXXXXXXXZXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXZXXXX;} Bowmanville Figure Skating Club Carnival HAPPY BIRTHDAY CANADA Sunday, April 5th • 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. Bowmanville Recreation Complex SS Adults $4.00 Seniors & Children 6-12 $2.00 Under 6 on parents knee free. ttxzxxxxxxxxxxxxzxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxi >4 M X M X X X a -X . LITTLE MERMAIDS -- These fair maidens of the sea are, front row, (1-r), Amy Archer, Heather Milne. Middle row, (1-r), Leslie Leslie Parks, Stephanie Virag, Anita Poole, Jaime Brunt. Back row, (1-r), Nichele Noble, Roscanne Yankanah, Danielle Sabroni, Ashley Virag. Virag. DURHAM EAST LIBERAL ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING (To Elect Executive Officers) Corinthian Club Simcoe St. N., Columbus APRIL 8, 1992 8 pm Guest Speaker: Gerry Phillips, MPP Scarborough-Agincourt "What to Expect in the Next Provincial Budget?" Everyone Welcome For more info: 985-9250 1 4 James Insurance Broker Limited 26 King St. E„ Bowmanville, Ont., L1C 416-623-4406 Nesta Eleanor Damant NEED TO KNOW SOMETHING ABOUT TOUR NEW COMMUNITY? Call RWil? Sandra Yates 623-5873 Lynn Archambault 623-9775 Our hostess will bring gifts and grootings, along with helpful community Information. SPRING PERM SPECIAL at the Mill Hair Studio From April 2nd to April 9th receive $ 5°° off Perms includes wash cut set, condition & perm solution Hours: Mon. R^-S 30 pm Wed. 10-6 pm Sat. 9 am-2 pm Tues. Fri. e^-e 30 Closed pm 983-9040 MILL HAIR STUDIO 5414 Main Street, Orono