I I Fierce Rivalry Heats Up in Hampton t* One of the most hotly contested slo-pitch ball series was completed recently at the diamond behind M. J. Hobbs Sr. Public School south of Hampton. It featured a playoff between.the Hampton Restaurant team and Hampton Cowboys, with (Hampton Restaurant winning for the second year and receiving the Hampton ;Cup being held in this photo by the donors, Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Clemens. This year's result put the four year old competition at two wins for each team. End of season CLEAROUT We're getting ready for fall by clearing out our remaining Yard-Man tractors, mowers and tillers. Save up to 20% All Yard-Man products carry a 3-year limited consumer warranty PLUS top quality after-sales service from your authorized Yard-Man dealer who has a trained service staff and a stock of factory parts. ARNOTT FARM EQUIPMENT 8 KENT ST. EAST LINDSAY ONT. 705-324-4292 OR 2497 PRESTONVALE ROAD OSHAWA, ONT. 416-436-2182 y iiMiTio r co*sum«h wAWvmnr (varaMMN) (YaRDMaN ) All now 1988 Yard-Man products carry a 3-yoar limited consumer warranty PLUS top quality aftor-salos service from your authorized Yard- Man dealer, who has trained service staff and a stock of factory parts, Students Participate in B.S.P.S. Olympics Tue Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 28,1988 11 Crime Stoppers Need Help ters the Crime Stopp rich th Our thanks to the gentleman who provided us with Stewart, Ron Clemens; back row, Dave Lepine, Glen ' the names of the Hampton Restaurant Champions Killens, Rick Douchuk, Bill Killens, Jack Gold- y 'who for the second year have defeated the Hampton smith, Milt Robinson, A1 Knowlton, Barry Clemens, 01 'Cowboys. Team members of the winners are: front Ed Stewart; absent, Steve Preston and Tom Yeo. Fi- l'rôw 1-r, Roy Gray, Russ Gilbride, Harvey Hall, Earl nal game was played Sept. 8th. Road Hockey Players Need New Location Newcastle Community Services Department has solved the problem of a local 12-year-ola who had no safe place to play road hockey. Newcastle Council received received a hand-written letter from Bob Kraemer, of Bowmanville, Bowmanville, requesting an area be paved in the town where road hockey could be played. His letter said he enjoys playing road hockey in the Alonna St. and Roser Cres. area of Bowmanville, however, however, he and his friends have been asked not to play there. He said neighbours complained complained of balls going onto their lawns and into their flower beds so they asked the boys to "relocate their games" the letter said. Continuing, he said there were no parks nearby with suitable surfaces for road hockey so he requested the town pave an area. Joe Caruana, director of Community Services, said "It is difficult for us to go in and pave areas around town for purposes like skateboarding skateboarding and roller skating." Instead, Community Services Services contacted the principal at Waverlèÿ Public School and requested he allow the boys to use the parking lot and a paved area at the back of the school for road hockey games. Mr. Caruana said Bob has been sent a letter advising him to contact the principal at the school. **&&*&& '■ oppe ham Regional Police are asking asking for the Public's help in solving a Hit and Run Accident Accident which occurred in North West Oshawa on August August 25th. At about 4 p.m. a vehicle which was travelling southbound southbound on Thornton Road through the intersection of Adelaide Avenue West was rear ended by another vehi- cle.The vehicle at fault spun sideways and was hit by yet another vehicle, but managed managed to flee the scene. The people in the car which was rear ended were taken to Hospital and later released. The wanted vehicle is described described as a full size car, silver silver or brown in colour. Have you any idea whose vehicle this is? Have you seen a vehicle like this with damage to the front and right rear? Do you know anyone who has hit another vehicle or a pedestrian and taken off? If you have any information information call Crime Stoppers. You will never be asked for your name or have to go to Court. When you call you will be given a Code number to identify yourself later if you are eligible for a cash reward of up to $1000. The Crime Stoppers num- r 436-8477 that's 436-TIPS Long Distance Call Collect. Collect. A Citizen Board adminis- grams of which there ers Pro- are now over 800 in North America. The reward money is raised through Tax Deductible Deductible donations which may be sent to Toronto and Regional Crime Stoppers, P.O. Box 54, Oshawa, Ontario Ontario L1H7K8. Ice Should be Ready Oct. 15 If all goes well, the ice in the new Bowmanville Recreation Recreation Complex will be in C lace and open to the public y October 15, director of Community Services Joe Caruana says. The official opening of the building will take place November 6. Mr. Caruana cautioned, however, that the October 15 opening depends on the building being able to pass all the tests required before it is declared fit for public occupancy. occupancy. The director explained that although construction should be completed by that time, tests of systems such as fire alarms and water lines are necessary before the building can open. "If we get through all that, then we'll have it open to the public," he said. Councillor Marie Hubbard Hubbard said at a meeting of Newcastle council Monday night the "Official Opening" will be held on November 6. Fall Tune-Up FLOOR 'COVE R I PREVIEW SALE FINK Students at Bowmanville Senior Public School held their own version of the Olympics last Thursday. Their regular field day was altered somewhat to include include variations on Olympic events. There were 14 events in all including beach blanket volleyball, an obstacle course, relay races, and the always popular tug- of-war. Region to Impose Ban at Garbage Sites The Durham Region will soon be banning corrugated cardboard at their garbage sites. Council approved a rec- omendation from the Works Comittee last Wednesday that recyclable corrugated cardboard be banned from Regional garbage sites beginning beginning January 1,1989. A staff report estimated that of the "280,000 tonnes of solid waste produced (in both residential and industrial/commercial industrial/commercial sector) each year in Durham Region, 10- 15% is corrugated cardboard." cardboard." Banning the cardboard, the report suggested, would encourage recycling. The recommendation includes includes sending a copy of the report to Metro and requesting requesting that they ban corrugated cardboard from the Brock West site in Pickering as well. A demonstration project to expand the residential recycling recycling program to include cardboard was also a recommendation recommendation as was as a promotional promotional campaign to ensure ensure waste generators are aware of the ban. Cost for the promotional campaign and demonstration demonstration project was estimated at $177,500. News Brief Newcastle Council declared declared November 14-20 to be Recycling Week in Newcastle. Newcastle. Council received correspondence correspondence from the Recycling Recycling Council of Ontario (RCO) requesting the week be declared "to promote further further awareness of recycling." recycling." The RCO also suggessted appointing a Recycling Week Coordinator as a contact contact for distributing materials materials and planning municipal activities. 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