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Wednesday October 1991 the HERALD Spoils Page Beaumont brothers shine at first dart league tournament On Wednesay evening at the Legion the first Industrial league tourney of the season took place The mixed doubles an open draw putting a first division and a se cond division player together Some of the pairings looked pro mising on paper Jeff Richard sonRick Appleyard Alex ToughTed Nelson Harry Bot tomsGeorge 0 Neil Henry GramhamEnc Fuller Roy RudigerJim J ranks Beau BeaumontJohn Burke and Hank Van GoghPaul Kirby Beau and Rod Beaumont each fired Rod also scored two and a finish Dan Aber scored a 119 finish and Gary Hardcastle sank the ship of NelsonTough with a 105 finish Ian McDonald opened 130 Ron Scarlett opened with twice and Bruce Hope opened 112 Jim Alex Tough Blanks started with 116 The mam round wound its way down to the semi finals with the pairings of Eddie EbbingeJim Carter off against McDonaldHardcastle and Mike FinnLarry Conium in opposition with Gogh In the final Paul and Hank Van Gogh came through against Ed die Ebbmge and Jim Carter for the win The consolation went to the team of Hugh SmidRolly who defeated Roy by two sets to one The losing semi finalists were Alex BowieRon Scarlett and Harry BottomsGeorge Neil It is back to league play this Wednesday Westenders play Aces Hustlers play Steeprock Acadian Pools meet Gasketman Cutters and Ensigns take on High Rollers Leaders Inter County have an off night as play Ban Taxmen meet Independents and Firemen are down to play Panthers Monday sees the resumption of league s pub darts That all folks Devison selected as first Ontario Boxing Commissioner John Devison of Saskatoon Sask has been selected as the first Safety Commissioner for Amateur Boxing in Ontario Ontario Minister of Tourism and Recreation Peter North made the announcement Oct 15 in conjunction with the Canadian Amateur Boxing Association and Boxing Ontario currently the Technical Director for the Saskatchewan Amateur Boxing Association will report to the three- person volunteer boxing commission chaired by Jenny Reid of Kingston The commis sion also includes Terence Mackenzie of Toronto and Bill of Ms Reid a Kingston lawyer took part in the first sanctioned bout for women in Ontario while Mackenzie a former boxing champion is a doctor at Hospital in Toronto is a former Golden Gloves champion and policeman The commission members and the paid Commissioner have the support of the Canadian Amateur Boxing Association Boxing On and he Ministry of Tourism and Recreation Devison will enforce the safety standards of amateur boxing in Ontario including registrations and sanctioning of events John has a wealth of experience coaching ad ministration boxing safety and his number one priority is to ensure the safety of our boxers Mr North said We re not tak ing any chances with our athletes will have the power to shut down or cancel any bout he feels is unsafe or not up to standards Mr Devison appointment is part of a Ministry plan to the safety component of amateur boxing in Ontario and ensure that safety remains an in tegral part of amateur sport fitness and recreation in Ontario The appointment came after a Ministry review of safety stan within Boxing Ontario jurisdiction is expected to begin his new posit on on Dec 2 1991 Legions track and field camps a winning tradition Onethird of the Canadian track and field athletes and all Cana dian medal winners at the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles were alumni of The Royal Canadian Legion s track and field camps Legion support for track and field dates back to the early s During those early days Ontario Hydro Branch No 277 sponsored the former Canadian Olympic Training Plan The branch organized and sponsored a number of projects to finance the program including tional track meets and big band concerts The success of the program was such that the branch put for ward a resolution at the Dominion Convention in Van seeking the Legion support for the Olympic Training Plan Since then the Legion has remained a staunch supporter of amateur sport in Canada The track and field program is designed to provide training leading to competition at the level for young athletes It provides them with the op visit other parts of Canada and mix with other athletes coaches and trainers from across the country The program serves to remind participants that the Legion cares for them not only as athletes but as citizens as well Eagerly awaiting winter For the fourth year a group of local skiers is eagerly awaiting the first snow fall and looking toward to their ski trips to Southern Ontario finest slopes The club Includes members from all over Halton Region and welcomes anyone who would like to enjoy some of the best skiing in Southern Ontario For more Information contact Sydnle Young at 873 or Hazel Hancock at 827 3927 Photo submitted TENNIS WINNERS Tennis Champ winner Jim left presented Georgetown Raquet Club Tennis Champ winner John Moore with a trophy and sports bag following the recent championship Photo submitted Consolation players JlmMorwick left and David right were the consolation and runner up during the recent tennis championship tour at the Georgetown Club Photo submitted SAVE YOUR BODY NORTH END NISSAN Martin St Milton fti APPLE WINDSHIELD REPAIRS We Handle All Insurance Claims ccc food stores target OPEN 24 HRS 7 DAYS A WEEK 51 ST GEORGETOWN The Royal Canadian Legion IT COL Ha IW REMEMBRANCE DAV PARADES SUNDAY NOVEMBER 10th 1991 WILLIAMS Assemble at the school at 1 30 a March to the Memorial Assemble at the Branch at sharp PARADE ROUTE Market St to Church SI East on Church St to Main St to James St West on James St to Charles St Service at m Return via Mill St to Legion and dismissal The Royal Canadian legion Invites all citizens and Interested groups to par on this DAY OF REMEMBRANCE KefthEwlng Branch