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Page S The Claringlon/Courticc Independent, Bowmanvillc, Saturday, May 16,1998 Provincials Attract Gymnasts Gemini Gymnastics attended the 1998 Youth Provincial Championships for ages 9-12 this past weekend in Cambridge. Gemini came home with four more Provincial titles, which is a record for the Club. Gemini Gymnastics has produced a total of eight Provincial Champions for 1998. The next major competition will be the National Championships in Hamilton, May 25 - 31. Results from Cambridge were: Pre-Novice 1 Vanessa Jakym, 9, of Whitby and Renee Sparkes, 10, of Courticc, tied for the Provincial Champion Title in this division. They will share the title. Renee won the gold medal for her vault, placed 4th on the uneven bars, earned the bronze medal for her beam routine and took the silver medal for floor. Novice 3 Nicole MacDonald, 11, of Orono, had a great competition. competition. She is the Provincial Beam and Vault champion, took the bronze medal on uneven bars and placed 4th on Boor. This gave Nicole the silver medal in the All Around competition. competition. Pre-Junior 2 Jackie Cramp, 11, of Courticc, tied for 4th place on balance balance beam, placed 9th on vault and floor, placed 10th on bars which pul Jackie 12th All Around. Novice 2 Meghan Patrick, 11, of Bowmanvillc, placed 7th on vault, 10th on floor, 11th on balance beam and 16th on floor exercise. She placed 16lh All Around and was able to bring home a gold medal for the Team Competition. Former National Team Member Speaks at Girls' Hockey Banquet The Clarington Girls' Hockey Association officially officially closed out their season on Friday, May 8, with an awards banquet that was held at Bowmanvillc High School. The guest speaker was former Canadian women's team member Angela James (pictured above). The Toronto resident spoke to the audience about her experiences with the national program, and encouraged the girls to stay active in the sport. mmm + ROSSLAND LU O O □ 2 O CO 55 ADELAIDE £ HWY. 401 328 Ritson Rd. N., Oshawa 725-4744 i/busy call 725-2831 WHOLESALE & RETAIL Freud Router Bits and Saw Blades Priced to Sell FAST! Hurry In! TIRE PRICE P185x60Rx14 $77.00 P195x60Rx14 $78.00 P195x70Rx14 $78.00 P215x60Rx14 $82.00 P235x60Rx14 $88.00 P215x65Rx15 $86.00 P215x70Rx15 $87.00 P225x70Rx15 $88.00 NO CHARGE: 1 tire disposal • installation • balancing • valve stem • alignment check Mon. - Thurs. 8 - 5:30; Fri. 8 - 5; Sat. 8 - 2 666-2121 317 Hopkins Street, E3 Whitby r Dundas St. X f -- Van Henimen ° Tire Warren Rd. p Consumers Dr.' Canadian Sportfishing Show is Off the Hook AtTSN Henry and Italo arc on a mission to ensure that anglers across Canada don't end up on a legal hook like they did. "If professional anglers like Henry and I could misinterpret some of the regulations and unknowingly unknowingly break the law, just imagine how many amateur amateur and hobby anglers are doing it every day," said Italo Labignan, co-host with Henry Waszczuk, of Canadian Sportfishing on TSN. "We want to make sure that doesn't happen." Educational pro,- gram launched to teach and reinforce reinforce fishing regulations regulations and important important conservation messages The pair launched an educational : program called Canadian Sportfishing Conservation Plus. The aim of the multifaceted multifaceted program is to support support and protect Fishing in Canada by teaching and reinforcing fishing regulations regulations and important conservation conservation messages. The program includes a series of commercials that will begin airing during the Canadian Sportfishing show. The first series includes reminders that only licensed dealers Can sell baitfish and how, in Ontario, it's illegal to transfer live fish or spawn from one body of water to another. It also provides basic information on how to legally prepare the fish you catch for transporting or freezing and the definition definition of "catch limit." A Conservation Plus feature will be included in every program of the new season of shows beginning beginning this fali. Plans also call for an educational video; weekly fishing tips which will be supplied free to newspapers newspapers across Canada and a roadshow featuring displays displays and seminars designed for children. Beginning with the summer issue, a new, three-page Conservation Plus section will be incorporated incorporated into Canadian Sportfishing magazine. It will include tips and information information on regulations and conservation as well as a column that will answer questions from readers. "We were floored when the infractions were brought to our attention," said Waszczuk. "We thought we knew all the regulations. What we didn't didn't know was the interpretation interpretation of the regulations. As fishing experts, that's unacceptable. It's our responsibility to know them upside down and sideways and we're going to make sure our viewers and readers do too." Participate in a Rural Dialogue The Government of Canada wants to hear from Canadians in rural and remote communities. How can federal programs and services better support communities in rural Canada? What arc the challenges and the opportunities for your community? Talk about these and other issues with your neighbours, community leaders, friends and family. Call for a workbook and send in your responses. Your input, submitted by July 31, will be important as the Government of Canada designs future policies and works with other levels of government to strengthen rural communities. Call 1-888-781-2222 Or consult the Internet at www.rural.gc.ca 1*1 Govornmont of Canada Gouvornomont du Canada : JUST PASSING THROUGH - Matt Parro, of the Clarington Green Gaels, avoids a check along the boards thrown by Ed Fines (#88) of the Scarborough Saints during the home opener for the Jr. B lacrosse club on Friday, May 8. Clarington won the game easily by a score of 19-5. They followed that with a convincing 15- 2 decision over Kahnawake in their second home game of the year. The Green Gaels arc on the road for their next three outings, returning home to the Recreation Complex on Friday, May 22, for an 8:00 p.m. start against Huntsville. Darlington Soccer Club Inc. Select Try Outs Waverley Park Waverley Road, Bowmanville Boys - Saturday, May 23 Age 9 and 11 at 10 a.m. Age 13 at 12 p.m. Age 15 at 2 p.m. (Coach Required) Girls - Sunday, May 24 Age 9 and 11 at I p.m; Boys' Co-ordinator Vince Murphy 623-5226 Girls' Co-ordinator Brian Chapman 404-996% |p |i xt* SS F0 * % Now Available In V > BOWMANVILLE 3 New Programs this Spring • Infant and Toddler Gym (with parent) - improve basic motor skills » Kindergym .(ages 3 - 5 years) - variety of fun movement activities » Kid Fit (ages 6 -12) - raise self esteem, improve sport skills Call 697-1473 for Info and Registration Also ask about Learn to Swim Program ^ and Summer Day Camp Programs MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON NOTICE TO ALL CITIZENS DEADLINE EXTENSION FOR THE REGISTRATION OF APARTMENTS-IN-HOUSES On April 28, 1997, Council passed two by-laws concerning Apartments-in-Houses. The first by-law permitted Apartments-in-Houses in a single or semidetached semidetached dwelling unit in the urban areas provided the unit met the standards of the Ontario Fire and Building Codes. In addition, the by-law grandfathered existing Apartments-in-Houses under certain conditions. The second by-law passed by the Municipality required each homeowner to submit an application for the registration of existing Apartments-in-Houses by April 28,1998. Council at its May 11, 1998 meeting approved and passed an amendment to the Apartments-in-Houses by-law extending the deadline for the registration of all existing Apartments-in-Houses from April 28, 1998 to June 30,1998. 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