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The Independent, Canadian Statesman Weekender, Bowmanville, Saturday, January 29,1994 % I I r i Carnation Atoms Split Orono Figure Skating Carnival is April 9 Games on Same Day On Saturday, January 22, the Carnation Carnation Atoms had to turn on the flower flower power, playing a doubleheader. The first game saw the flower power face off against Pizza Pizza, which is one of Carnation's fiercest rivals. rivals. In the first period, the flower power power drew first blood .with Andrew Warren Warren setting up Matt Megesi, who one- timed the puck past the sharp goalie for Pizza Pizza, Kyle Large. Carnation's Mike Shrives was rock solid in net, letting in only one goal by Pizza Pizza's Ian.Laflame in the second second period. Phil Hopkins made a clever clever play for Carnation, with an unassisted unassisted wrap-around goal for a 2-1 lead.. The game was fast and furious throughout, but the flower power struck again in the third period, with • J.J. Worden passing to Phil Hopkins, who shot through traffic, scoring his second goal of the game, nailing down a 3-1 win. Special mention to the Carnation defencemen, Brad Hibard, Tom Test er, Andrew Warren, and John Carlton for outstanding work. The second game for the flower power was against Kinsmen, a team with many sharpshooters. In the first period, the Kinsmen struck first with two goals by Adam Sarginson and Neil Legree. Carnation rookie Ottorino Akeson scored his first career goal, assisted by J.J. Worden Worden and Phil Hopkins. In the second period, Kinsmen scored twice from Adam Sarginson and Nick Smith. The flower power replied replied with a goal by Tyler Mitchell, assisted by Jeff Ball. In the third period, the Kinsmen -scored twice on goals by Adam Sarginson Sarginson and Nick Smith. Carnation's Jeff Ball scored his team's last goal with a dazzling deke on the Kinsmen gôaltender. The Carnation team played with a lot of heart, but couldn't catch the Kinsmen. The final score was Kinsmen Kinsmen 6 and Carnation 3. 'B' Championship for Hutton Transport at Cannington Tourney 1994 is here, and so is the Orono Figure Skating Club's annual Cheese Drive! Our skaters are selling Empire Cheese, which is available in a variety of flavors. Orders are in, and the cheese will be ready for delivery the week of February 14. All skaters who participated in the sale of Empire Cheese are eligible to win cash prizes! The prizes will be awarded on Thursday, Thursday, March 3. Thank you to all the skaters who worked hard to raise money and to all those who made it possible by placing orders 0 Our skaters have participated successfully successfully in recent competitions, and are preparing for the upcoming Uxbridge Uxbridge Invitational on January 28-30, the Minden Meet to Skate on February February 5-6, the Pine Ridge Interclub on February 12, and the Oshawa Unicom Fair scheduled for February 26. Good luck! Our Canskate members continue to leam new skills arid congratulations go out'to the following skaters who have earned badges during the last month. Beginner -- Nancy Ellis, Jennifer Lyn Gunn, Katie Romanchuk Elementary - Jennifer Morawitz, Cheryl McLeod, Amanda Graham, Laura Stock, Gillian Barnes Novice I -- Jennilee Hodgson Novice II - Marisha Vachon, Alai- na Sharpe Novice HI - Jill Stacheruk, Jennifer Jennifer Cox Novice IV - Natasha Henlein Proficiency -- Gillian Donnelly Mark April 9 on your calendars, as this is the date of the Orono Figure Skating Club's annual skating gala. Anyone interested in volunteering their time to help with the show can contact any executive member of the OFSC. An enormous amount of effort goes into this production, and new ideas and assistance are always appreciated. appreciated. If you have any information you would like included in the next monthly update of the Orono Figure Skating Club, please contact Lea Ann Rowan at 623-2246. N N U JANUARY SALE ON ALL PAINT & WALLPAPER MookA Paints PARA r \ i \ t s ft, i <i x i ini. Central Paint & Wallpaper 295 Ritson Road South, Oshawa 905 434-3939 CLIP and SAVE Perm On Saturday, January 22, Hutton Transport Atoms entered the Canning- ton Minor Hockey Tournament. The first game, against Mariposa, was close for two periods, with Shane Yorke and Bobby Williams scoring for Hutton, with an assist from Grant Knowlton. Mariposa broke the game wide open in the third and won 7-2. After a short break, Hutton Transport Transport tpok on the team from Beaverton. At the end of two periods, Beaverton was leading 4-1. The only goal for. Hutton was scored on a breakaway by Jeremy Czechowski. Our team came back strongly in the third as Jeremy Esselink scored, assisted by Jeremy Czechowski. Shortly after that, Brent Tansley scored, assisted by Jeremy Esselink and Jeremy Czechowski. Scott Maxwell Maxwell set up his linemate, Bobby Wil liams, to tie the game in the final minute. minute. The game went into overtime and Bobby Williams scored the winner, assisted by Jeremy Esselink. For the 'B' Champioriship game, Hutton Transport met Geranium Homes of the BRHL. Scott Maxwell opened the scoring in the first minute on a nice pass from Shane Yorké. Bobby Williams made it 2-0 on an end-to-end rush. Jeremy Pawson scored, assisted by Shane Yorke and Bobby Williams. The goal- tender, Jason Kewell, kept the opposition opposition at bay. In the third, Jeremy Pawson scored his second of the game, with assists to Shane Yorke and Bobby Williams. Hutton Transport won 4-0, and Jason Kewell was voted most valuable player for his heroics in net, Only,, ,00* with this advt. 133 Church St. ; 623-4901 Bowmanville * Cut not included * Long hair extra. Offer ends Feb. 28,1994 Youth Bowling Senior Division - Westlake 16, Vickery 14, Haley 14, Canadian 13, Flintoff 12, Langley 10, Break 7, Pearson 7, Carpenter 7, Welsh 5 . High singles -- Shawn Haley 306, 299, 204, Shawn Pappas 234, 233, Jason Jason Vickery 234, Chris Canadian 229, Todd Langley 227, 217, Amanda Welsh 212, John Carpenter 207 High triples -- S. Haley 809, S. Pappas 654, A. Welsh 603 Junior Division -- Ross 17, Burtch 14, Vickery 14, Peldiak 12, Spoelstra 12, Coffin 11, Tait 11, Goswell 10, T. Welsh 8, Preston 7, Bowers 5, D. Welsh 5. High singles -- Dan Welsh 236, 205, Laura Spoelstra 224, Nicole Braybrook 218, Melinda . Tait 205, Ryan Preston 205 High triples -- D. Welsh 606, J. Goswell 528, M. Tait 527, T. Devera 520, E. Stephen 516, R. Preston 515, N. Vickery 513, N. Braybrook 511 , Bantam Division -- Rebels 17, Bulldogs 16, Raiders 16, Champs 13, Winners 13, Aces 13, Strike force 12, Spares 5, Head Pins 2, Blue Jays 0, Strikers 0, Mighty Ducks 0 High singles - Adam Goswell 186, Kyle Milner 185, 178, Terri Flintoff 182, Tommy Lucas 175, Adam Walton 172, Lindsey James 163, Alyssa Henning 162, Ashley Henning 161 „ . , High triples - K. Milner 501, T. Eintoff 495, A. Goswell 452, P. Tennant Tennant 445, A. Walton 414, A. Henning 408, A. Henning 387 Tyke Division - Hossack 11.5, Ross 11, Fowler 10, VanHeuvelen 10, Walton 10, James 8, Marchant 6.5, Stacey 5, McDougall 5, Perry 5, "Greenly 4, Prior 4 High singles - Josh McDougall 128, Shawna Perry 125, Jason Fowler 119, Jayed Ross 119, Jason Walton 111, Chris Marchant 111, Jacob Beers 106, Holly Kentner 104, Cassie Greenley 104 High doubles -- J. McDougall 225, S. Perry 214, C. Marchant 213, J. Beers 209, C. Greenley 209 You are invited to attend a "Ladies Car Care Clinic" on Tuesday, February 8, 1994 from 7-9 p.m. in the Service Department at COWAN PONTIAC-BUICK LTD. IN ATTENDANCE • GPP Officer • General Motors Representative • Service Manager + Technicians Number of Registrants is limited. Call 623-3396 (Marilyn) to register today. COWAN PONTIAC-BUICK 166 King St. E., Bowmanville, Ont. 0 Good wrench Service/^*- Investment thinking that never rests National Trust cordially invites you to a special Mutual Funds Presentation DATE: Wednesday, February 9,1994 TIME: 7:00 p.m. PLACE: Flying Dutchman Hotel Liberty St. S. and Hwy. 401 Bowmanville National Trust Helping you secure your future As space is limited, please RSVP by February 7,1994 Attn: Diane 623-2504 BBS