Orono Captures Elusive Soccer Title by Brad Kelly One of this area's longest sporting droughts has ended. ended. For 45 years, Gord Lowery Lowery has been in search of the Darlington Men's Soccer League Championship. And on Monday night, in Orono, his, team gave him the title that has eluded him for all these years. Using a sound defensive strategy, Orono blanked Courtice in the fourth game of their final series, 3-0. "Oh yeah, I'm real excited. excited. I sure hoped it would have came a lot sooner though," said Lowery as his team celebrated all around him following the convincing win. LoweiV began his career career in the league on a junior junior team in 1946, and began the program in Orono in '74. "I'll tell you I'm awful proud of these guys. And you know, every one of them came out of the minor soccer system in the Town of Newcastle." Newcastle." Orono took the lead early in this one, and never looked over its shoulders throughout throughout the entire match. Jeff Vanhaverbeke staked Orono to an early lead, and goals by Randy Pascoe and Chris Vanhaverbeke Vanhaverbeke in the second half salted salted the game away. It was the third successive successive win in the series for Orono. The two teams played to a 2-2 draw in game one, then Orono ran away with the title by scores of 4-3, 5-1, 3-0. Simply put, they dominated. dominated. "It's different because we usually have it easy until the playoffs, and then we fold, explained Jeff Vanhaverbeke. Vanhaverbeke. "This time, it seemed to get easier for us as we went along." "We had an air of confidence' confidence' about us for this series," series," he continued. "We weren't cocky because we've blown leads before." The score could have been much more lopsided than it was_ if not for the goaltending of Courtice's John Chiodi, and the poor shooting of the Orono forwards. forwards. On at least five occasions, occasions, Orono forwards were in alone on' Chiodi only to blast it wide or over top of the goal. Undaunted, Orono pressed Coiirtice for the entire entire match, and seldom had to retreat to their own end. "We've had a good team for the past six years, and a couple of the holes we had were filled by the younger guys this season," summarized summarized Vanhaverbeke. "This year we had a good mix of both young guys and veterans." veterans." With every championship comes talk of a repeat, and coach Lowery left every impression impression that he'll be back at the helm in search of another another title. "I have no intention of quitting because I enjoy it too much," he said firmly. "I would only reconsider if we lost a lot of the players off of this team." Chances are, that won't happen. SP0RTTH0UGHTS bu Brad Kelly The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 19,1990 11 Sponsor Receives Championship Trophy The Darlington Men's Soccer League came to a close on Monday night, as Orono won the series, against Courtice with a convincing 3-0 win. It was the first championship win for Orono, which has been in the league since 1974. Young Slo-Pitch Stars Win Championship Crowns Pictured above are the 'A' Champions of the New- Forséy, Christopher Lansing, Ryan Greenwood, I castle Boys Slo Pitch League. The winning team, Jo- James Welsh, Scott MacKay. Back row, (1-r), Gary Ellen Sportswear, scored five runs in the bottom of Ball (coach), Shawn Broome, ■ Brian- J Ball, Kris the seventh inning to win 8-7. Team members include: Krummenacher, Jason Jackman, Brad MacMàstër, front row, (1-r), Richard Aasen, Rob Carter, Dustin Jacob Gorski, Jim MacMaster (coach). Not in any way, shape or form do politics belong in sports. Never have, never should. The closest politics should come to sports is when people make reference reference to certain government government actions taking place in the "political arena." But, if Mr. Mulroney has his way, (and by all indications he is going to) then politics is going to play a huge role in the future future of sports in this country. Too huge of a role. Do the letters GST mean.anything to you? If they don't, they soon will. The Goods and Services Services Tax, targeted to- go into effect on January 1, is going to weigh heavily on decisions we • will be facing in the future regarding regarding our recreation and leisure-time activities. activities. In effect, it may cause some of us to cut back, or make some sacrifices sacrifices in our spending habits. habits. Sacrifices, that in the long run, mean decreasing decreasing the number of sporting sporting activities we choose to participate in. And if you choose not to curb your sports activities, activities, then be prepared to go to the piggy bank a lit- OMHA Rule Determines Eligibility Dear Mr. Editor: Well, here we go again. Winter is on the way ana my head is starting to hurt already. already. With summer comes. All Star Baseball and Select Soccer, both representing the "Town of Newcastle" ana well done kids! But wait, it's hockey season season again. So let's segregate again - Newcastle Village kids play there, Orono kids play there and Bowmanville Kids play there. But what happened? My son was welcome to play all summer with the kids from the 'TowiViiLNewcastle", so why, why, 'why,.can't he play with BEL E The team sponsored by Memorial Park defeated Wilfs Hydraulics in the 'B' Final by a narrow score of m ... this winter we are celebrating 20 years of servicing and selling Yamaha Snowmobiles. We would like to take this opportunity to thank our customers from over the years. It is the regular customers that keep a small "Country" business like ours alive. Every season it feels great to see familiar faces come through our doors. With the 1991 snowmobile season fast approaching, we have not lost touch with what the business was built on ... GOOD PRICES, GREAT SERVICE, FRIENDLY KNOWLEDGABLE STAFF! LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING YOU AT THE OPEN HOUSE! * Now Yamaha Snowmobiles * ATV's * Trailers * Free Draws * New Fashions " Used Snowmobiles * Refreshments 0 Food $i: ....... these kids during the winter? Are these .kids supposed supposed to have summer friends and winter friends? How ludicrous. My son is an above- average athlete and he enjoys enjoys every sport he has ever participated in. In the summer summer he chooses to play "AAA" hockey, and he has represented Oshawa and also Lindsay doing it. So why, please somebody tell me why, can he not play " A " hockey in the "Town of tie more frequently. The GST, they say, is going to help to pay off the national debt that those who we elected to power have accumulated. But who will bail out the taxpayer when he or she goes into debt as a result of this latest tax? Simply put, the GST means that every time we go to the store to buy little little Johnny or Suzie a pair of shoulder pads or figure skates, an extra 7% GST tax is going to be added to the 8% retail tax, that is added on to the retail sales price. Had enough "added ons" yet? The government doesn't think so. When the time comes to register little Johnny or Suzie for hockey or figure figure skating, you'll notice that the registration fees are a little higher than they were last year. Groups have to compensate compensate for the GST they will be paying on ice rental. And if that's not enough to bum a hole in your wallet, then the GST you have to_ pay for registering a child over 14 years of age will certainly certainly have you digging deep into your pockets. But the anger and frustration that you'll no doubt have, will be targeted targeted at the wrong people. people. You'll vent your frustrations frustrations at the person behind the registration desk. The innocent one. And it will be organizations organizations like the B.M.H.A, B.R.H.L., B.F.S.C. or the Community Services Department Department that will be forced to be the bad guy. They'll be stuck with answering all your questions, questions, and taking the wrath of your disapproval with the elevated costs. You can bet that Brian Mulroney or, for that matter, Durham ■ M.P. Ross Stevenson, won't be behind the desk explaining explaining that the extra cost is going to get the country out of debt. By making individual groups impose the tax, the government is living out the phrase of "hiding behind someone's skirt." You know, maybe there is a similarity between between one particular sport and politics. The World Wrestling Federation is, after all, a land of make-believe and phonies. And, well, you know the next line. 328 RITSON RD. N., OSHAWA 725-4744 if busy call 725-2831 wiiou>\u: x ui: i ail DURHAM REGION'S WOOD SPECIALISTS IN Hardwood Sc softwood lumber dry kilns Sc _ dressing facilities including custom made j/j trim; hardwood Sc marine plywoods as well as a complete stock of building materials. rTTirai 4 llll I OWN Ol , j* Newcastle ONTARIO The National Home Video Sox men's master slo pitch team donated the National National Championship trophy they won in London to their sponsor (centre) Bob Wing on Friday, September 14. The team plays in the Durham Regional Slo Pitch Association, Association, and were the defending '89 Ontario champs. Making the presentation to their sponsor were, (left), Tom Lawrence, and Rick Parfitt. The team plans to host the National Men's Masters Championship Tournament in Oshawa next year. Hunting Dates The 1990 hunting seasons seasons will soon be under way in Lindsay District. Small game and waterfowl seasons get under way September 25. Open season for deer in Lindsay District is as follows: follows: Archery -- WMU 60A -- Oct. 15-Nov. 4 WMU 72A - Oct. 15-Nov 4; Nov. 9-Dec 31 WMU 72B - Oct. 15-Dec. 31 WMU 74 - Oct. 15-Nov. 4; Nov. 11-Dec. 31. WMU 73 & 75 - Oct. 15- Nov. 4; Nov. 9-Dec. 31. Rifles, Shotguns, Bows and Muzzle Loaders - WMU 60A Nov. 5-Nov. 17 WMU 74 - Nov. 5-Nov 10 WMU 72A 73, 75 - Nov 5-Nov. 8 The moose season for WMU 60A runs from Oct. 15-Oct. 20. Triple F The following are the Triple F bowling scores. Brian Buma 5849, John Rozema 5822, Dirk VanAb- bema 5809, Peter Flonk 5500, Case DePlaa 5064,. Ike Dykstra5575, Melle Rozema , 5553, Andy Bonsma 5545, Bill Vroom 5421, Doreen Bakker 5412, Hammy Van- derGaast 5317, Jean Nadeau Nadeau 5149. High Single Ladies - Jenny Jenny Kamminga 222 High Single Men - Brian Buma 250 High Triple Ladies - Jenny Jenny Kamminga 619 High Triple Men - Brian Buma 638 High Average Ladies - Hotty VanderGasst 173 High Average Men - Dirk VanAbbema 210 FALL REGISTRATION - SWIMMING Interested in getting into the "swim of things" then take note of the following! Fall registration for all swim classes will be held: Date: Monday, September 24,1990 Place: Newcastle Fitness Centre Time: 6:30 - 9:00 p.m. For more information, please contact the Community Services Department at 623-3379 or Newcastle Fitness Centre at 623-3392. - V ■/ * > J » » Hicks, Joel Forsey, Jason Steger, Ryan Brannigan, vrillé Aiyuitiuiiuo in nil» u Amen uj u. uaiiuw oiuic ui Mark Murphy, Back row, (1-r), Don Potter (coach), 22-16. Team members include, front row, (1-r), Mark Dave Mills, Adam Cole, Tim Mills, Chris Potter, Jason Stephen, Jeremy Forsey, Stephen Thompson, Billy Goral, Paul Forsey (coach). yf Asselstine Country J^20th ANNIVERSARY^ |§ Annual Open House Yamafest FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th from 8 AM to 8 PM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th from 9 AM to 5 PM Thanks to our Customers! î Newcastle" during the winter??? winter??? This "Town of Newcastle" forces him to play in a house league when he could be representing representing the "Town of Newcastle" Newcastle" with'pride and joy. Mr. Editor, you know he asked me this week, "Mom, why can't I play hockey with Brett, Chris, Jason and Chris?" He asked me this with tears in his eyes and I could not explain to him why. I don't know who is responsible responsible for his hurt feelings feelings and I do not think it is necessary to put this 10- car-old boy through this ind of anguish every year. Plense, for the love of God, plonse whoever you arc, stop this. My child only wants to piny hockey with his friends. Politics mean nothing to him, and where and who he plays with does!! "A mom with no answers" Carol MncDonnld Editor's Note The rule which affects your son is sot by the O.M.H.A. It states that ns long ns there is nn all-star team in your son's centre, ho must piny for tlmt team. If ho chooses not to, then ho enn piny in another centre, but only at the house longue level. level. The rule is not sot by hockey organizations in tho Town of Newcastle, Taken directly from tho Ontario Minor Ilockoy Association Association manual of operations, operations, hero is tho ruling: "Player Eligibility - 18.n) Players must piny in tho nearest centre by recognized rond which has an O.M.H.A. team entered in each series in which lie/sho is eligible to piny. NOTE: A player resident in a centre tlmt does not imvo a teem in hli/hor ago category may piny in tho next nearest centre tlmt 1ms a team in his/her ago category category or lie/sho may piny with tho team in tlm ago category above tho ago category for which lie/sho is eligible in his/her own centre." SKATE and EQUIPMENT SALE Boys Bauer Supreme Custom 2000 Bauer Supreme Classic 100 Bauer Supreme 90 Mega Junior 10-90 C.C.M. Junior Tacks Reg. Price Sale Price* Men Reg. Price Sale Price* 184.95 159.95 Bauer Supreme Custom 2000 294.95 259.95 114.95 104.95 Supreme Classic 100 229.95 209.95 89,95 84.95 Professional 95 139.95 129.95 169.95 ' 149.95 Mega Senior 10-90 289.95 249.95 94.95 t IE\ 87.95 C.C.M. 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