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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 14, 1978 MILAN POPADICH - finished with the ninth best time in the 110 m hurdies achieving a personal best of 15.3 seconds and tenth in the 400 m hurdies a achieving a new personal best time of 57.4 seconds in the event and Sylvia Ruegger finished fourth in the junior girls 1500 m and fourth in the 3000 m achieving two new personal best times at 4:40.0 and 10: 11.7 in these events. Both are students at Clarke High School and along with Heather Sawyer were competing at Queen's University in the Ontario track and f ield meet. SWIMMING POOLS - in the Town of New- castle, i.e. Orono Park, Newcastle Lions Club Pool, and the Memorial Park Pool will open July lst. KELLI BUCKLEY - aged 10 of Leskard, placed fourth in the recent gymnasties floor exercises competition held at Bowmanville. Kelli is a memfber of the gym class there and was competing against 40 contestants. SUCCESSFUL - The Great Pine Ridge Kins- men 's bike-a-thon for Cystie Fibrosis held in Orono last week, turned out to be a great suc- cess with 62 young riders entering the 2-mile ride. Rick Martin and Kendra Kemp were the lucky winners of two new ten-speed bikes for which the riders drew. Over $1,000 was raised. SUNDAY -night, June 4th the Orono minor bantam team, who won the ail-Ontario Bantam E hockey championship were honored at a banquet held at the Oddfellows' Hall and were presented with new hockey jackets, equipment bags, plaques from the Town of Newcastle, team and individual photos. Team members are coach Russell Major, Bob Hedges, Jim Moffatt, Duane Major, Paul Reed, Warren Nichols, Rob Taîsma, Russ Major, Leslie Zoschke, Paul King, Allun, Webster, Terry Hedges Shayne Adams, Peter Krukkert, Earl Taylor, Wayne Zoschke, Steve Stec, Dan Mitchell, Kirk Carr and Ken Prescott. ORONO - Arena Fund last; week received a cheque for $1,500 from the Orono, Canadian Bank of Commerce. Manager Clair Gunter pre- sented the cheque to fund-raising chairman Charles Gray. Total funds raised are $148,000 with $112,000 yet to raise. 'iÇÊLLY M~ITCHELL - of Oshawa Green Gaels Jr. A Lacrosse team leads the league scoring race with 37 goals and 37 assists for a 74 total. Tom Wreggitt is in second spot with 44 goals and 28 assists at 72. WEST DURHAM - Scouts held its first annual Soccer Tournament on Saturday, June lth, wlth six scout troops fromn the district partici- pating. Hampton Sea Scouts defeated lst Bow- manville Scouts to win the trophy. SEVEN - men's teams and three ladies' teams are already entered in the Lobb Baîl Tournament to be held in Orono Park on Saturday, June 17th. There will also be games in the afternoon for the children, and an open-air dance in the evening. Pine Ridge Kinsmen will operate a beer garden at the event. H.rtae ouso Poe Weet On Tuesday, dune 6th, at Cordova Park in Oshawa, Heritage House Pee Wee's gained a narrow win over Oshawa Rangers 3-2. Bowmanville establisbed an eanly lead, witb a well taken goal by Dwane McKay. Further goals by A. Smart (per) and F. Salemi, gave Bowmanville a 3-0 lead. In the second haîf, deter- mined attacks by the Oshawa Rangers resulted in two quick goals. However, Bowmanville held onto their one goal advantage, with good goalkeeping by Chris Derowsa, and determined defending by Tom Robinson. Overaîl it was a good team performance. Ask us about you Corne and tell us what you're Iooking for in a job. ,Tell us what you are today and what you want ta be tomorrow. Ask us if we can offeropportunities and challenges to match your needs. No obligations on ciher side. We'II be glad ta talk. And we may have just what you're looking for. But you'II neyer know until you ask. Visit our Mobile Recruiting Unit Canada Manpower Centre Oshawa J.une 7, 14, 21, 28, 1978 1:00a.m. - 3:00 p.m. CANIXDIAN ARMEIp Danny Ongais sits pensively during bis preliminary qualifying run. Ong(ais won the Molson Diamond Indy at Mosport on Sunday and set a new track record ta capture the pole position during qualifying. With time still remaining in bis qualifying period, Ongais decided to try andf break Mario Andretti's Grand Prix style car record. The only thing hie broke, however, was his car. Mechanics had to work well into Sunday morning in order to repair the car and make it fit for Sunday's race. And, evidently, they did a good job as Ongais finished more than 41 seconds ahead of his nearest challenger. inspector for the Commission Sportif Internationale,' a brancb of the Federation Internationale Automobile, the world governing body of auto racing, said the body may not sanction the event. The trouble, apparently was caused by the lack of sufficient track marshals for the race. Everything was cleared up and the race went ahead, althougb there is stîli some uncertainty as to why Langford conducted the track inspection and what bis findings were. "Lt was decided at a quarterly meeting of the FIA last December to inspect Mosport at the first major international race of the year" he said. "It was also decided at that time not to grant Mosport a licence to stage a Grand Prix in 1978 because of certain problems." Mosport bas started court action against the FIA because it took away the Grand Prix from the track. Harvey Hudes, president of Mosport, said be bad been instructed by bis lawyers not to comment on the situation because the matter was stili before the courts. HAMPTON PEE WEE SOCCER CLUB On Monday, . dune 12, Hampton played Tyrone at Hobhs School and came out winners by a score of 5-0. Sbut out going to Bryan Ruddy. Also playing a strong game on tbe left wing for Hampton was Peter Neaf wbo scored 2 goals, other goal scorers Marty Adcock 2, dim Frazier 1. Next garne, for Hampton at Hobbs School is Monday, dune l9th 6:30 p.m. kick off against Bowmanville. LADIES LOBB BALL Elliott's vs. Armstrong's 6-41, Bowmanville Kinettes vs. Midas 9-20, Hutton vs. Papa's Pizza 4-22, Subway vs. Dykstra's 5-41, Pâpa's Pizza vs. Bowmanville Kinettes 15-5, Midas vs. 'Champlain 8-13, On the week of Hockey complet. becomini interestir the Kit Raiders Kings we Rick Dusseldo Simpson Ron Dus Gray, Ge Dusseldo fromV Simpson Frank1 Dwyer, Walt Vie fromt Fr Broome Dusseldo Team Bruins Kings Chiefs Raiders Black Hawks 1By Ian Mulgrew' Danny Ongais made it look easy as he coasted to victory in Sunday's running of the Molson Diamond Indy 500 at Mosport, more than 41 seconds ahead of bis nearest challenger. Altbough Ongais, won the race handily, most spectators and drivers had to agree the winner was really the 10 cornered race track: only seven cars out of a field of 25, finished the gruelling 76 lap, 300 kilometre race. 1Ongais led from his pole position tili he crossed the finish line wbile other pre-race favorites AJ. Foyt and AI Unser were forced out before the haif way point witb mechanical problems. Foyt's car failed to perform as expected ail weekend and bis failure to finish came as no surprise. Unser, however, was expected to give Ongais a run for the $125,000 purse but a problem on one of the back corners caused him to bit a guard rail and damage botb the front and rear sections of bis car. Unser was unburt. Ongais took the pole position on Saturday as be set a new track record in qualifying of 1:12.57. With eigbt minutes lef t in bis qualifymng time, bowever, he almost succeeded in putting bimself out of the race as well. In a dispiay of what one driver called an 1'outrageous ego trip', Ongais took t taMe track in an attempt to break Mario Andrettis Grand Priz style car record. Not only did Ongais fail to break the record but he smashed bis car up in the process. Mechanic s worked most of Saturday night getting the car ready for the race on Sunday. Rick Mears finished second in the race and was neyer realiy a tbreat to Ongais. Steve Kisiloff was third. 1Controversy surrounded tbe weekend event from the start as Robert Langford, circuit RED CROSS JULY and AUGUST 4 WEEK COURSES - HEATED POOL Moms and Tais Chidren must be at least three years of age. Beginne ,rs Five years of age and over. Pre Beginners Suggested heig ht 45". Adult Learn to Swim and Aquatics. R EG IST RAT IONS: Junie l5th - l6th 7p.m. to 8.30 p.m. July Course - July 5th to July 28th August Course - Ju ly 3lst fa August 241h Fee: $18.00 per course Moms and Tais: $30.00 DIRECTIONS- North side of Hwy. 2 - 5 Houses West of Solina Rd. Jacqueline Runza 576-6220 I.. J~ ,;wE IIT'S HAPPENING UN BOWMANVILLE AVE THE D UTCH TREA T I__ ICE CREAM PARLOR NOW OPEN, il1 a.m. - il p.m. 136 KingSf, E._ IOPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK - CLOSED SUNDAY. 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