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' '" • • ■ • , , , ' These are the Darlington Bantam Selects: front row 1-r, Jeff Flintoff, Darin La- zure, Kevin Ballentine; back row, Jay Hemming, Todd Lepard, Bobby Powers, Tony Joyce, Coach Brian Smith, Mark McLennan, Ken Ryan, Jason Jenkins, Dave Hartford, Jason Terry. Darlington 2's Play in Kingston This is the Darlington 2 Squirt Select Team: back row, 1-r, Bob Bonell, Dims Earle, Steve Bruce; middle row, Kelsey Missions, Matthew Stout, Emily Muir, •Bobby Graham, Ian Sinclair, Michael Leonard, Ryan Bruce; front row, Ryan Leddy, Joseph Earle, Robert Milford, Michael Patrick, Mickey Bonell. Whitby team. The lone the only goal in a 1 - 1 tie scorer for Darlington was against Kingston City in Ian Sinclair. game three to end the tour- ICclscy Missions was outstanding outstanding in goal in game two, against Kingston Township. Township. Darlington, however, was unable to score and went down 1 - 0. Michael Leonard scored •j Darlington 2 Squirt iSelccl Team settled for one •lie in three well played ,"games in the recent Kingston Kingston Township Invitational 'Soccer Tournament. ,• Game one saw the Dar- •lington squad defeated 4 -1 'by. a very disciplined nament. The players and coaches would like to thank the Kingston Township Minor Soccer Club, and especially the parents for their enthusiastic enthusiastic support. HE'S HUNGRY. HE'S OVERSTOCKED AND READY TO DEAL. BETTER HURRY. YOU CAN MAKE YOUR BEST POSSIBLE DEAL FOR A LIMITED TIME ON A GREAT SELECTION OF CANADA'S BEST SELLING CARS. GET THINGS STARTED WITH NO EXTRA CHARGE AIR OR NO EXTRA CHARGE AUTOMATIC AUTOMATIC OR $750 M.S.R.P. CREDIT! OFFER ENDS AUGUST 31,1989. 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This offer ends August 31,1989. jjear/so.coo kilometre I VV r\ ft M M IN I T LOOK AT GM TODAY 4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 23,1989 Team Members of Darlington Soccer League These are the Darlington Youth Soccer players of the Atom Division, front row 1- r, Trevor Wright, Adam Colville, Peter Frisina, Brian Wojnarowski, Niki Deffeitas, Chris McKenzie, Brent Huggins; back row, Andrew Wraith, Chris Baumhauer, Chris Pott, Chris Peldiak, Mark Dodds, ~ Crawford. , Brett Pakosta, Nicky Zdravkovski, Darren Plenty of Entertainment in Yelverton Area Intended, for last week. On Saturday evening our community had a couple of entertainment options at least, and many of our citizens citizens indulged in either one or both. It was the occasion of the Victoria Country Pork Producers annual blow-out at the Ops Arena. This included included the serving of BBQ ribs, pork steaks and sausage sausage to somewhere we roughly estimated at between between 800-900 hungry patrons patrons with the usual accessories, accessories, plus watermelon for dessert. We personally found the meal cooked almost almost to perfection and the event extremely well organized. organized. Much of the credit must go to Chairman of the Victoria Producers Denn Yekveld and his score of willing volunteers who provided provided the man and woman power to carry .the event off successfully. Between the dinner and dance a presentation was made to Ted and Judy Jensen Jensen of Sunderland area. Ted has recently retired after serving eight years on the Provincial Board. Judy was presented with a dozen red roses for her supporting role and Ted with an ornate desk pen set. Ted, in his usual capable capable style, expressed their appreciation of their gifts. Later, Warren Sutcliffe and his band provided excellent excellent music for the dance that followed. For the first half hour or so the dancers slipped and slithered around the floor due to an overen- thusiastic application of wax which eventually wore off. Two large floor fans helped to alleviate the heat and humidity humidity caused by all those bodies in an enclosed area. All in all it was a pretty good show and well worth the price of admission. On the same evening, Pat and Sterling McGill were hosted on the occasion of their 25th Wedding Anniversary. Anniversary. The Manvers Arena auditorium was filled almost to capacity with well wishers wishers present to honour the happy couple. Pat and Sterling were the recipients of a number of lovely gifts including a couple offine paintings. Sorry we can't provide all the details of the evening's festivities as we were late in arriving but presume a more complete report will be provided provided from other sources. Nancy and Dale Stinson hosted a birthday party for their daughter Lacey on her second Birthday. Among those present were Grandpa Floyd, Bob, Pam and Crystal Carmichael, Bob, Mary Morelia Morelia and girls, Corrie and Harvey Malcolm plus a few other drop ins. Pretty"good show. Sympathy is expressed to Maurice and Helen Nesbitt and family in the passing of Maurice's brother John Nesbitt Nesbitt who passed away this week after a short illness. John was well known in the area, having farmed for many years in the Nestleton area. Congratulations are extended extended to Brother Ralph and his bride Ruth of Don Mills who will be observing their 40th Wedding Anniversary on Sunday. August 20th. How time flies when you're having fun. We were indeed shocked to learn of the passing of Mrs. Ann (Jake) VanDam of R.R. Frazerville who passed away after a short illness. The VanDam family members members are well known in this area, having owned and operated operated tobacco farms in the Burketon, Pontypool and Millbrook areas. Deepest sympathy is extended extended to Ann's husband Jake and daughters Shirley Ann, their three sons and their spouse and numerous grandchildren. Also to her sister Bessie (Mrs. George VanDam) and brother Jen- Fast and their families and other close relatives and friends. Welcome home to Mrs. Darlene Moran and her family family of four who have re turned from Edmonton, Alta, to take up residence in our Yelverton community. They are currently staying with Darlene's Dad - Murray Murray Malcolm. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wilson were Sunday afternoon afternoon visitors with Norma and Jim Beggs and family of Oshawa. Pleased to have Miss Lois Harris of Toronto, a former university friend of Mona's when attending Kitchener, as a Sunday guest with Mona and Ronnie here at Malconia. Here is the Darlington Mosquitoes soccer squad: front row 1-r, Jeff Crawford, Wesley Gonder, Kyle Colville, Chris Perry, Steven Sargent, Stuart Johnstone, Doug McCurdy, Greg Hammond; middle row, Anthony Corey, Sara Ballentine, Allan Allan Rickard, Jamie Shetler, Danny Harren, Kyle Dodds, Jeff Hughes, Rion Cu- reatz back row, Coach John Dodds and Assistant John Johnstone. YOU'VE GOT YOUR GM DEALER RIGHT WHERE YOU WANT HIM. Here are the players on the Pee Wee Division team in the Darlington Youth Soccer Soccer League. They are, front row 1-r, Julie Axford, Goalie Kevin Ball an tine and Sarah Sarah Couch; middle row, Michael Wurmitzer, Andrew Laing, Brent Brown, Marcia Corey, Michael Wiggans, Troy Lepard; back row, Eric Wiggans, Philip Baker, Jeff Wright, Coach Lome Wright, Jamie Goyne and Mark Deighan.