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Newcastle Figure Skaters Participate in Annual Carnival It seems that everyone wants a "Calendar Girl" and these girls fit the bill. Representing the 12 months from January to December are Kelly McPhate (January), Breanne John (February), Leslie Miller (March), Ashley Virag (April), Jennifer Curd (May), Lisa Trahey (June), Tracy Hart (July), Alena Shah (August), Heather Boyd (September), Stacey Green (October), Stephanie Wereszcynski (November), and Michele Bradley (December). Nicholas Kuhne was the videographer for the skating number. Legion Midget Toros Win Spring Classic The Canadian Legion Branch 178 Midget Toros regrouped from a disappointing York/Simcoe championship championship series loss to Oshawa and captured the Spring Classic 'AA* Midget tournament in Barrie on the weekend. The Toros edged Richmond Hill 3-2 in the final when Derek Arnold notched his second goal of the game from Jeff Dart and Nick Hand. Jason Jason Jeffreys scored the other Bow- manville goal, with Charlie Hargest and Mike Sullivan earning assists. Brian Pickard earned the victory with solid netm lading. Bowmanville advanced to the final final with a 3-0 win over Willowdale in the semi-final. Cameron Millar registered the shutout, with Hargest, Arnold and Dart scoring the goals, and assists going to Jeffreys, Chris Heffeman, Doug Parkin, Mike Ta- lotli, Jason Hoffmann, and Mike Parks. In round robin play, they defeat- T " WrÜey ' H nt ï?h y p Pt üü di ' PhiU j T 1 K îîf îî ei ^ e &F d ü d e wilh BÎrie? and^ whh Leah Kuhne were part of the Batman number dunng the Starlight Ex- Richmond Hill press figure skating carnival held on Saturday, April 2, at the New- n art an( j p' ar v; n had two coals castle Arena. each, with Matt. Staley, Parks, Jef- < freys and Arnold adding one each, while Jamie Shetler had three assists. assists. Parkin, Talotti, Hargest and Tony Butzer recorded two assists each, and Shawn Broome and Mike Sullivan had an assist The tournament championship was the third of the season for Bowmanville, Bowmanville, who had earlier captured Bowmanville and Ajax trophies. The Toros completed their season season with a 42-14-11 record, and would like to thank the Royal Canadian Canadian Legion Branch 178 for their sponsorship. Cruclla DcVill bought and stole Dalmatian puppies for the sole purpose of making spotted hair coats for distinguished tastes. During the Starlight Express production on Saturday, April, 2, these 10 puppies puppies were just one set of four to make up 43 puppies in total that performed performed for an appreciative audience. The skaters of "101 Dalmatians" Dalmatians" shown here are: Jamie Brunt, Stacey Knight, Katie Poole, Julie Zawislak, Michelle Schyff, Samantha Ward, Stcfanie Virag, Anita Poole, Maryanne Marcotte and Courtney Wood. The Canadian Statesman Carrier of the Week Kerri Ann Kelly Route #9 Since October, 1988 This week's carrier will receive a FREE BURGER, FRIES, DRINK and an ICE CREAM TREAT compliments of DARI DREAM. n i DARI DREAM Soft and Hard Ice Cream, Ice Cream I Cakes - Pies I Char Broiled Burgers and Fries I Buy One Cone (any size) j and get another cone o( the same size FREE will) this coupon. (ONE COUPON PER VISIT PLEASE) 215 King Street E., Bowmanville| 623-3081 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK | 11 iun.-llp.rn. | Everfresh Atoms Conclude Season The Everfresh Minor Atoms ended ended their season on March 22. During the season, their stats were: regular games 12-12-2; tournament games 13-3-1; exhibition 7-6-1; playoff games 1-6-0. This team, made up of hardworking hardworking players, made it to the semi-finals of three tournaments and won the 'A* championship at the Bowmanville tournament. The 1993-94 Minor Atoms were: Tyler Teefy, Chris Wise, Nat Fair, Darryl Steele, Jeff Reynolds, Jonathan Jonathan Ross, Tyson Crocker, Justin Osborne, Martin Frampton, Tyler Kohn, Ben McCaffcry, Philip Fracz, Davyn Dymond, Josh Couture, Paul Evans, Bruce Osborne (coach), John Hogarth (asst, coach), Larey Reynolds Reynolds (manager), Bob Steele (trainer). (trainer). Thanks to all players and coaching coaching staff for a good year. Carnation Atoms Tie Geranium 2-2 On Saturday, April 3rd the Carnation Carnation Flower Power Atoms continued playoff action against an improved Geranium Homes team in a close nailbiter. In the first period, Geranium scored first with a goal by Matt Devers, Devers, assisted by Ryan Roth and Mike Dunford. There was no more scoring until the third period because of the fine goaltending of Carnations Mike Shrives and Geraniums Colin Bourke-Lycclt. In the first three minutes of the third period, Carnations Jeff Ball delivered delivered an airborne pass to rookie Ottorino Ottorino Atkeson, who batted in the tying tying goal. Six minutes later, Geraniums Ryan Roth gave his team the go ahead goal assisted by Ian Boycs and Malt Dcvera. Undaunted, Carnation returned fire with Ottorina Akcson knocking in his second goal of the game assisted by Jeff Ball and Brad WixhI. The game ended in a 2-2 tie, giving giving the Flower Power team a 2 win-2 loss - 2 lie record. Carnation has exceeded exceeded what was expected of them. Keep up the good work Flower Power! Power! Kinsmen Toro Peewees Reach League Finals The Bowmanville Kinsmen Toro Peewees have at long last earned the right to play in the finals of the York- Simcoe hockey league. Since being eliminated in the opening opening round of the OMHA playoffs, the Kinsmen Toro team has successfully marched forward through the York- Simcoe playoffs. In getting to the finals, finals, the team has eliminated Aurora, Richmond Hill, Newmarket and, most recently, Markham. In the opening game of the semifinal semifinal series with Markham, played at Darlington Arena, the visitors took advantage advantage of numerous Bowmanville errors. errors. A second period goal by Willie Thornton from Gifford and Woolner gave the team some hope as they entered entered the third period down 3-1. Bowmanville then seemed to take the game over as the third period progressed. progressed. Clayton Kohn, assisted by Thornton and Woolner, made things more interesting. With the Toros continuing continuing to press, Markham sent a player in on a breakaway to again restore restore a two-goal lead. With only 2:18 remaining in the game, Willie Thornton notched his second goal of the night and third point, while Jamie Woolner earned his third assist. At this point, goalie Greg Kocnderman was pulled in favour of an extra attacker. Unfortunately this plan backfired, as Markham took advantage advantage for a 5-3 win. Down 'one game in the best-of- three series, things may have looked somewhat bleak, as the next two games would be played in Markham. But, as the saying goes, "When the going gets tough, the tough get going." going." Playing the strong, tight-checking defensive style that they have developed developed during the season, the team was able to edge Markham 2-1 to take game two. Again, the youngest player on the team, Willie Thornton opened the scoring 28 seconds into the game, assisted assisted by Woolner and Kohn. Clayton Kohn gave his team a two-goal spread at the 32 second mark of the second period, with Jamie Woolner and Chris Watson assisting. Meet Barrie for League Title From here on, it was up to the outstanding outstanding efforts of goalie Rob Kame- ka and the disciplined efforts of Potter, Potter, Griffin, Watson, Kok and Mike McCrary on defence to hold onto the win. Markham did get one back with 2:06 remaining, but it was too little too late. Game three was again in Markham. Markham. Having arrived home near midnight midnight the night before, attending a"full day of school, and then having a 9:00 p.m. faceoff, it was quite understandable understandable that the boys would be tired. Their play during the first period showed this. But, although they were under constant pressure, their discipline discipline allowed them to escape the first period scoreless. However, the Kinsmen did find their legs in the second period, as they collected three unanswered goals; Again, Willie Thornton opened the scoring, assisted by Clayton Kohn. Clayton Kohn then snapped home the second marker as Woolner and Kok assisted. With one minute remaining in the period, Scott Lane tallied for the third Bowmanville goal from Luke Dennison and Andy Gifford. Things got a little more exciting, especially for the Markham supporters, supporters, in the third period as they scored two quick goals to get back into the game. With 3:41 remaining in the game, Clayton Kohn was able to use his breakaway speed to notch his second second goal, with Thornton and Griffin collecting the assists to win the game 4-2 and clinch the scries. Our next opponents will be the Barrie Dyers, and although this team finished second overall, Bowmanville did manage to defeat them twice with one tie in four games. Good luck, Kinsmen. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, April 6,1994 7 Bowmanville Club Presents "Exhibition '94"; The Bowmanville Figure Skating Club held its annual skating cab- nival on Wednesday, March 30, entitled "Exhibition '94." Some of the costumes depicted scenes from Beauty and the Beast, The Little Mermaid, and 101 Dalmatians. The above group is from the Aladdin segment of the show. They include Andrew Fothergill (kneeling); Noah Renison (left), Shelley MacLeod, and Roderick Reitano. :v CALL (905) 983-5647 MOBILE (905) 432-4834 RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL -Environmentally Friendly - COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT ADULT FITNESS PROGRAMS Get fit with us this Spring! Registrations for the Spring Session of the ADULT FITNESS program are being accepted NOW! FEE - $45.00. BOWMANVILLE RECREATION COMPLEX (APRIL 4-JUNE 13,1994) Mondays and Wednesdays Intermediate/Advanced 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays Beginner 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. NEWCASTLE PUBLIC SCHOOL (APRIL 11-JUNE 20,1994) Mondays and Wednesdays Beginner/Intermediate 8:00 : 9:00 p.m. 1 p ^' N ^T^°cc H0WT0 fOt - , REGISTER AND CLASS 1 *iarmqton schedules please contact THE COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT AT 623-3379. ONTARIO CS-Ind. 4819 tir&e tiDattafrtatt ^tatesmtatt "3 on 3" Basketball Tournament Be one of the many teams to enter the 3rd Annual Canadian Statesman 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament at Bowmanville High School on Friday, May 6 (6:00 to 10:00 p.m.) and Saturday, May 7 (9:00 to 5:00 pun.), • Free Registration Package • Trophies and Medallions • Guaranteed Three Games . v • Refreshments All Weekend -^-S a ' ur " * All teams to be comprised of four players 1 Games to 21 points, or 25 minute maximum 1 Registration fee is $50 per team (cash or cheque payable to The Canadian Statesman) 1 Registrations accepted on a first come, first served basis * For more information, contact Brad Kelly at 623-3303 Registration Form Team Name:_ Captain: Address: Age Division (check one) Boys 10-12 13-15 16-18 Girls 10-12 13-15 16-18 Phone NumberL Player 2. Registration Deadline Wednesday, April 20 Tank Top Size (small, medium, large, X-Inrgo) Captain. "Team captains 1 game." Plnyor 2. bo notified of starting tlmo lor first. , Playor 3, .Player 4. Registration forms to be mailed to or dropped off at The Canadian Statesman office, 62 King St. West, Bowmanville, L1C 3K9. Entry tee must accompany registration form.