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Easy Win for California Driver at Nissan Grand Prix f ./ MU 1 m The feature race at Mosport this past weekend was on the pole for the race and leads the field through the Nissan Grand Prix that was run on Sunday after- corner one during the first lap. Millen drove his Nis- noon. Steve Millen (#75) from Irvine, California, was san 300ZX to an easy victory. Local Athletes Will Take Part In Ont. Games Three local athletes will be competing at the Ontario Games for the physically disabled from July 6-8. Laura Anne Churchill and Bill Hopkins, of Bow- manville, along with Jim Shaw, of Newcastle, will be just three of the 400 athletes from across the province competing in Etobicoke. This year marks the 15th anniversary for the games that allow athletes to compete compete in track and field, slalom, slalom, aquatics, boccie and weightlifting. The four disabled sports associations that participate are the Ontario Blind S porte Association, the Ontario Wheelchair Sports Association, Association, the Ontario Cerebral Palsy Sports Association, and the Ontario Amputee Sports Association. Canada finished fourth among the 66 competing nations nations at the 1988 Paralympics Paralympics in Seoul, Korea. Much of the success Canada has achieved is due in part to the fine Ontario program. Almost 40 per cent of the athletes on the Canadian team live in Ontario. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 27,1990 7 Pines Students Bring Home 3-Pitch Tournament Title The Pines Senior Public School were the winners of this year's western area co-ed 3 pitch tournament held on Wednesday, June 20. The team had a perfect 4-0 record on the day. This included a 9-7 win over Bowmanville Bowmanville Senior in the finals. Team members includ ed, front row, (1-r): Mr. Staples (coach), Tyler Sokol- juk, Jarrett Hooper, Jason Mercer, Tom Tamblyn, Jeff Pearce, Aaron Staples, Jeff Darrach, Daryl Reid. Back row, (1-r): Amy Donoghue, Amanda Garnett, Alana White, Tanya Mercer, Stacey Dunnigan, Lori Pitt. Big Prizes for Fishing Fishing sure has come a Details of the worlds long way in a very short biggest and most speciestime. speciestime. varied sportfishing contest DURHAM COLLEGE HOUSING CENTRE Classes commence late August and out of town students will be starting their search for accommodations as early as mid June. If you are interested in advertising a room for rent, please PRINT CLEARLY, and complete the necessary information below. A fee of $10.00 will apply per listing. Make cheque or money order payable to DURHAM COLLEGE and mail to: STUDENT SERVICES, DURHAM COLLEGE P.O. BOX 385, OSHAWA, ON, L1H 7L7 For further information call 576-0210. NAME: . STREET: CITY: _ POSTAL CODE: PHONE: HOME: WORK: ACCOMMODATION TYPE: ROOM ROOM AND BOARD (MEALS PROVIDED) ROOM & KITCHEN FACILITIES APARTMENT HOUSE FACILITIES AVAILABLE □ □ □ □ □ LAUNDRY □ ON BUS ROUTE □ MALE EITHER M/F PARKING □ FURNISHED □ FEMALE NON-SMOKER RATE: $_ ,/wk or $_ ,/mth ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: AVAILABLE DATE: were announced at a media conference held in Toronto on June 20. The 1990 Canadian sportfishing sportfishing National Championships Championships will have over $150,000 in prizes up for grabs as avid sport fishermen fishermen wet their lines in Canadian Canadian waters. This inaugural event is open to all Canadian Canadian Sportfishing Association charter members. There will be two distinct competitive divisions: catch and keep and live release. Individual award winners will be declared in each division. division. In total, there will be 20 different species of sport- fish eligible for the competition. competition. A total of 182 top individual individual species awards will be presented. Each of these winners will receive an official official Canadian sportfishing National Championships custom embroidered jacket and cap. The Championships run through December 31. Official Official entry forms and rules and regulations are published published in each edition of Canadian Canadian Sportfishing Magazine. Magazine. % NO OTHER.COURSE has our YD video tapes, YD Emergency Manoeuvres, YD Instructor Training or the Effectiveness of our "YD APPROACH TO ACCIDENT FREE DRIVING" YD IS NOT AVAILABLE IN ANY LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL MONTHLY COURSES INQUIRE ABOUT OUR SCHEDULE 623-7017 SUMMER CLASSES FILL UP FAST MON.-FRI. 9-5P.M. 98 KING ST. W. (2nd FLOOR) BOWMANVILLE Upon completion, students will receive CERTIFICATES towards Insurance Premium Reductions "Gift Certificates Available" DURHAM REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM RATE POLICY AT REGIONAL WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITIES As of July 3,1990, a new policy will take effect at all Regional Waste Disposal Facilities. For Facilities with Scales: 1. Rate for passenger cars, non-commercial pickup trucks and vans with or without utility trailers: Under 100 kg (220 lb.) - No Charge Only ONE such free load, will be allowed per day for each vehicle. 2. For all other Vehicles the rate will be $97.50 per tonne. For Facilities without Scales: 1. Rate for passenger cars, non-commercial pickup trucks and vans, with or without utility trailers: Under 100 kg (220 lb.) - No Charge Only ONE such free load, will bo allowed per day for each vehicle. 2. All vehicles of loss than 3000 kg (6600 lb.) G.V.W. (Gross Vehicle Weight) Including pickup tmeks and vans but excluding passenger cars, The rate will bo $30. per vehicle. 3. No other vehicles are allowed at the transfer stations. For more Information please call: The Region el Durham Works Department (416) 660-7721 • ROAD BIKES • MTB BIKES • BMX BIKES COLOUR: WHITE WITH BLUE EVERYDAY LOW PRICE Blanchi strada lx • HYBRID BIKES • TOURING • All TERRAIN • Æooste % C£tEC3D • • FIOEU • --non . Fuji. • HARO • • pm *$fr or • NORCO • AMS'***- • RENEGADE • TALISMAN • MARIAH • I I 1 I I I 1 I A PAIR OF MATCHING MENS & LADIES &WT3T INTERNATIONAL ^1 ALL TERRAIN BIKES NAME ADDRESS. RETAIL VALUE 3 . m mo« BAOH 5 ■$600 00 *4,! POSTAL CODE DATE TOWN _ _ PHONE I |L* PICKERING 900 Brock Road, South | DEPOSIT THIS COMPLETED ENTRY FORM AT OUfl OSHAWA OH PICKERING LOCATION OEIVHE JUNE 30, 1990 PO-1 . DRAW TO BE HELD SATURDAY JUNE 30. 1090 AT BOTH LOCATIONS - ■ WINNERS WILL BE NOTIFIED BY PHONE I ■ ONE ENTRY PER VISIT Z • NO PURCHASE NECESSARY | PHONE ORDERS WELCOME i MWV 2 HwV 401 i ■eyly st. r 4-- N I i Mi I I I I OSHAWA 237 King street, West Mon. thru Frl. 9-9, Sat. 9-6. 839-5610 THE CYCLE AND HOCKEY SPECIALISTS DAT DPORTS B El King », ei * t Rwy 401 L tX Mon. thru Frl. 9-9, Sat, 9-6. 571-5610 W. A. TWELVETREES, P, ENG. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS