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[ sport-talk 623-3303 NEWSPAPER GOLF WINNERS -- Ian Morrison of the Uxbridge Times-Journal held onto a one stroke lead to win the Ontario Community Newspapers Association tournament on Friday, June 17th in Delhi. Ian shot a 66 to win the tournament, one shot ahead of Rick James of The Statesman. Rick also placed second in the long drive contest and tied for first in the closest to the hole competition. SOCCER PITCH -- The Orono Athletic Association Association with co-operation from the Northumberland Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education Education is preparing a second soccer pitch for the Village. The Association has permission from the School Board to construct the pitch on the school grounds east of the school and north. Due to the wetness of the site the Association Association is undertaking drainage at their own expense and work has now been completed completed by Walker-Wright Drainage and further work in ditching by Taylor Sand and Gravel. The soccer pitch will be grassed this fall or next spring for use in 1984. ALL STARS--On Friday at 6 p.m. the Port Hope Walton Flyers will host the EOBA All Star Game at the Town Park. They'd appreciate fan support. MERCHANT ALL STARS -- Dan Miller, Paul Dadson and Scott Bate will be representing representing Bowmanville Senior Merchants in the East-West All-Star ball game Friday at 6 p.m. in Port Hope's Agricultural Park. LEGION GOLF WINNERS -- The Legion Zone Golf Qualifying round was held on Sunday, June 19th at the Bowmanville Golf Club, with 8 players qualifying for the district tournament. Bruce Welsh led the field with a 72, followed closely by cousin Bob Welsh at 73. John Ford and Steven Dixon made the first team with 88 and 93. The second team is made up of Lu Welsh, Darryl Hunt, Max Yourth and A. Wallace. Wallace. The two teams now play in the district tournament to be held in Barcoven in August. Bowmanville Midget All-Stars Win Over Ajax By Doug Ritchie On Tuesday, June 21st, the Midget All Stars were in Ajax for their second meeting of the year. This game produced a lot of good defence and offence by the Bowmanville team. Brad Bamsey started on the mound and pitched five solid innings with two walks, three hits and five strike-outs. Chris Michelson came in to relieve in the sixth with two walks, two hits and three strike-outs for the save. Ed Bird and John Theriault did most of the scoring, each crossing the plate three times. Bird had three walks and one single, John Theriault with one walk, one sack and one hit pitch, Steve Coverly had two singles, one walk with two R.B.I.'s. Geoff Green had one walk and one sac, George Kennett scoring once with one single, one R.B.I. and a hit pitch. Scott McLeod had one single, John Mutton with one single and one walk, Brad Bamsey, helping his own cause with a single and Chris Michelson hitting a solid shot You can't get into swimming if you can't get into your swimsuit. V P3RT/C/P3£T/0n nonF* over the left field line jjlus gaining a walk. Rob Terry had one single getting the first hit of the game for Bowmanville. With all this offence and solid defence, Bowmanville came home with a 9 - 3 win. On Thursday, June 23rd, the Midgets were at home to Ai».x and started off very flat, letting letting Ajax build up a 7 - 0 lead after three innings. Chris Lee started on the mound and was jumped on quickly for three runs in the 1st, one in the 3rd and three in the 4th. John Mutton came on to relieve in the 4th and pitched very well on one strike-out, two hits and two walks. Mutton picked up the win as the Bowmanville Midgets woke up in the 4th inning with five runs plus one run in the 5th and five more runs in the 6th, to win the game 11 - 7. Ed Bird had one hit, Steve Coverly with a double, getting two R.B.I.'s and hitting the game winning run. Chris Michelson scored three times on two hits. George Kennett scored twice with two singles, Brad Bamsey scoring once with two singles and one R.B.I. Dave McCullough had one single and Rob McCullough McCullough scored once on a walk. The final score was 11 - 7 for Bowmanville. The Bowmanville Midgets' next home game is Thursday, June 30 at 6:15 p.m., playing host to Oshawa. This should prove to be a very good and exciting game, so don't miss it. ) The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 29,1983 7 NATURAL RESOURCES More than 30 Players Participate in Junior Tournament More than 30 junior golfers took part in the annual Senior-Junior golf tournament on Sunday at the Bowmanville Country Club. Greg Schryer shot a 37 to take first place in the low gross division while Pierre St. Amand was second with a 40. The players and organizers are shown above following their tournament. Council Urged to Consider More, Better Soccer Pitches In Recreation Master Plan Newcastle Village needs a new soccer pitch and its two existing existing fields should be repaired, repaired, members of Newcastle council were told Monday night. Dick Budel, head of the Newcastle Colts Soccer Club, made this recommendation in reply to the town's proposed Recreation Master Plan. When completed, the master plan will guide the development development of municipal municipal recreation facilities. facilities. Representatives of both the Bowmanville United Soccer Club and Newcastle's soccer organization organization urged council council to include the development development of new soccer soccer fields in the document. document. Soccer is a very popular popular summer sport, councillors councillors were reminded Monday evening. The total enrollment in soccer soccer programs across the Town of Newcastle was estimated at 750. Mr. Budel suggested that the soccer fields used by the Newcastle teams should be relevelled relevelled and he also recommended recommended improved maintenance. The philosophy ofthe soccer club is to provide provide an opportunity for every youngster interested interested in playing the game. The soccer groups were not the only representatives representatives who appeared appeared before Newcastle Newcastle council to comment on the Recreation Mas ter Plan. A representative of the Clarke Museum and Archives also made a presentation to town council. The representative spoke in favor of the Bowmanville Museum and the Clarke Museum and Archives operating independently. However, the Clarke Museum and Archives wishes to have its five- year plan for the development development of the museum taken into consideration consideration when the Recreation Master Plan is finalized. Legion Pee Wees 'B* Champions In Tournament at Flesherton Bowmanville Legion Pee Wees played two games during the past week, losing both to area teams, Tuesday 15 -12 to Belleville and Thursday Thursday 16 - 8 to Peterborough. Saturday, the team was in Flesherton at a tournament and were defeated 10 - 8 by Kincardine. The guys jumped out to a 7 - 0 first inning lead and then frittered the lead away with some sloppy fielding fielding and throwing. Game two was a different story as Mike Milovick pitched pitched a two-hit shut out over Thorold and a grand slam Men's Easy-Care Perms Attention Men! • Do you have problem hair? Let us give you a little extra style support. • Do you have gray hair you would like to cover? 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LOB 1M0 Tel: (416) 983-5032 home run was hit by Marc Tripp. Also a double play was recorded recorded in this game. Game three saw the boys in a real struggle against Allis- ton and were down 5-2 going into the 7th inning. A play however, in the, sixth inning pulled the boys up to new heights and they smacked in six runs to take an 8 - 5 lead. The boys ended up "B" champs in this tournament. Special mention must be made of a couple of players who made outstanding plays: Troy Ketela who wiped out a lead off single by decoying the runner and throwing him out at second and Stephen Shaw for a fine running catch in Game No. 1. Congratulations boys. SOCCER By Dick Budel Having just returned from a business trip, I have only the bare minimum of soccer news to report this week. June 21 - the Town Sports •Mosquitos defeated Mary Brown's by a score of 9 - 2. Newcastle scorers were Marty Conners with five while singles were contributed by Darryl Burke, Rick Black, Casey dePlaa and Jason Czypyha. Bowmanville scorers were Jeffery Acheson and David McWilliams. The Port of Newcastle Mosquitos defeated Hampton 5 - 3 right in the mill pond city. Newcastle scorers were Jeff Koopmans and Jason Carroll with two each, and Dwayne Foster with one. June 22 - K of C Atoms defeated Tyrone II by a count of 10 - 2 as Brian Biutia scored 8 times. No further details were available. The Kraco Contracting Atoms lost 6 - 3 at Tyrone I. No details were supplied. June 23 - the K of C Squirt I team triumphed over Tyrone 4 - 0 on goals by Dale Foster, Derek Anderson, Dale Foster, and Chad Petherick. The K of C Squirt II was shut-out 5 - 0 by Hampton and the margin could have been greater except except for the excellent play of goalie Shawn Stephenson. The Pee Wees won by a 2 - 1 margin over Tyrone but no other details were available. Upcoming action: June 29 - K of C Atoms at home to Lange's. Kraco Atoms at Hampton (Darlington (Darlington Arena complex). June 30 - K of C Squirts I at Pine Ridge vs. Roy Nicholls. K of C Squirts II at home to J & J Sharpening. Virtue Fuels Pee Wees at Bowmanville High vs. Hubbard's. July 5 - Town Sports Mosquitos Mosquitos at home to Hooper's. Port of Newcastle Mosquitos at Orono. July 6 - K of C Atoms àt home to Orono I. Kraco Contracting Contracting Atoms at Orono II. Note: All Squirt games in Hampton are to be played at the Millpond field. Signs Announce Special Events BY PETER PARROTT Community groups in the Town of Newcastle will have a place to proclaim special events in Bowmanville. The town's works department, department, after meeting with community groups, recommended recommended that wooden posts be installed on King St, at both ends of Bowmanville in order to allow the placement of advertising advertising signs by service clubs and other organizations. The signs will be placed on 4 X 4 wooden posts approximately approximately eight feet apart. This would allow community groups to install notices promoting promoting special events. Works Director Ron Dupuis said in a report to the general purpose committee Monday, June 20, that the placement and removal of the signs would be the responsibility of service clubs. FIRE HAZARD DEFINITIONS T.FARMER - EXTENSION TECHNICIAN Ever wonder while at the cottage or camping, exactly what Ministry of Natural Re- cources Forest Fire Hazard Danger Ratings are saying? If so, here is a mini dictionary for you to clip and save. There are four hazard ratings used by the Ministry, they are; Low, Moderate, High and Extreme. LOW - fine fuels, such as dead grass and leaves, or small twigs, require large heat sources like campfires to dry them out before they ignite. Fire spread is limited, and very slow, there should be no problem controlling a fire when the hazard is low. MODERATE - fine fuels can be ignited by any open flame, i.e. a burning match. Fire spread is slow and should be easy to control. HIGH - most forest fuels will ignite easily from glowing embers, burning cigarette butts or open flame, Fire spreads quickly on the ground and many spread into tree tops. Fires are difficult to control and some fire restrictions restrictions may be put into effect. EXTREME - means DANGER!' All forest fuels ignite ignite very easily from sparks, embers, or any fire source including lightning. Fire spread on the ground or in the tree tops is difficult to control. Fire or travel restrictions will be in effect if the extreme conditions persist. No one can control the hazard conditions, they are determined by the weather. However, everyone can learn the dangers involved with forest fires and be extremely careful with fire at all times. FIRE PERMITS In the Lindsay District townships of Bexley, Belmont, Verulam and Drummer you must have a fire permit for any fire, other than for cooking cooking or for warmth, from April 1 to October 31. The Fire Permit system benefits both you and the Ministry of Natural Resources. Resources. When you obtain the fire permit which 1 is free you are informing the fire control office when and where burning burning will take place. This helps to eliminate unnecessary checking of reported fire and smoke sightings. The conditions conditions set by the fire control office also help lower the chance of your fire getting out of control. If your fire does get out of control call for professional help immediately, don't try to regain control alone. For more information on fire permits and safe burning practices, contact the Lindsay District office Ministry of Natural Resources at 324-6121. -7lianlz ^fjou We would like to thank the following businesses who helped in making the Bowmanville Tractor Pull such a success: Bonded Paving Hoskins Auto &Truck Repair Wallace Auto Supply Patrick Deegan (Denture Clinic) Canadian Tire (Bowmanville) Wilmanor Motors Jamieson Tire Darlington Auto Centre J.T. 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