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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 26,1991 ■ ','.1 ■ i ' ; -S ' * y/i i - ,i « h ■ : Ithp. ■<aa,'2' : ;v .4»- j Althoughthe entry'list group with the time' Î. of Mueum's had fewer participants than last year al- - though the weather was ideal, on Sunday morning. But, those in charge of registration were well prepared prepared for the event, with loads of nourishing food laid put on a table, just waiting for the runners to return. 'Taking part in the preparations were, 1-r, Tom Webb, Charles Taw, Larry Paradis, Donna Kay, Sarah Reit- sma, Anna Blake, Carol Anderson and Ellen Logan. This was the start of the Museum's 10 km Fund Run on Sunday morning, with the 40 runners eagerly setting out on their tough romp around the course. At right is 14-year-old Luke Dragstra who finished 7th overall. In the separate photos, John Clarke (35:89) was the first runner to complete the course. He was welcomed by Ellen Logan of the Museum staff and alongside is Sandra Shearer (44:06) who was the first female to finish. Karate Club Wins 15 A team fom the Maple Leaf Karate Club in Bowmanville Bowmanville travelled to Gerald- ton, Ontario to compete in the Northern Grandprix, with an estimated 125 com- E etitors from Thunder Bay, onglac, Nakina, and Gérai Gérai dton. The Maple Leaf team brought home a total of 15 medals. Of the winners, Christina Santos won three gold medals, Joelle McLean won two silver, Jessica Veenstra won one gold, one silver and one bronze. Members Rick Garlough, Doug Hartford, Charles Graham Graham and Scott McLean each earned bronze medals. On June 16, the following students were upgraded at the Maple Leaf Dojo: Gilbert Lonergan, Kristy Quanduk, Walter DaSilva, Randy Westlake, Jesse Mys- Michael McKe- chowada, Philip own Day Mel Patrick lay Rossi, Sarah Christenson, Charles Graham, Joelle McLean, Cameron McLean, Scott McLean, Scott Williamson, Williamson, Zoltan Fedor. Before the grading, a clinic clinic was held by Kancho T. Okuyama, a seventh degree black belt and Chief Instructor Instructor of the International Karate Karate Association of Canada. On June 23, the Kubota Cup took place at the Etobicoke Etobicoke Olympium in Toronto. Maple Leaf students were successful. DURHAM $ 20 00 NO GST NO PST DURHAM HOME COMPOSTERS WHAT IS A BAROMATIC™? The Bardmatic is a heavy duty plastic cone shaped composter. Molded from 100% recycled plastic, the Bardmatic has an open bottom and tight fitting snap-in lid. ADVANTAGES The Bardmatic.isjiow subsidized by the Ontario Ministry of the Environment Environment and the'Durham Region. Region. The Bardmatic is manufactured manufactured by Techstar Plastics Inc. in Port Perry, Ontario and is sold on behalf of Durham Region at the following outlets: THE BARDMATIC™ AJAX: BROCK: NEWCASTLE: OSHAWA: PICKERING: SCUGOG: UXBRIDGE: WHITBY: Plcov's Greenhouses 686-2151 Brock Municipal Office 426-7433 The Durham Farmer's Country Co-op 983-9134 Newcastle Lumber Limited 987-4713 Rekker Gardens 623-2300 Astln Garden Centre 576-2239 Holland Building Centre 725- 4709 Sheridan Nurseries Limited 428-6316 Pineridge Garden Gallery 683-5952 U.C.O. Claremont 649-2112 Scugog Municipal Office 985-7346 Greenbank Garden Centre 985-7667 Power Tec 985-4771 Uxbridge Municipal Office 852-9181 OGS Garden Gallery 655-3304 Sandi McKessock received received third place in kata (form), Paul Murdoch placed third in 1 kumite (fighting), Jessica Veenstra placed second second in kumite and Scott Christenson came third in kumite as well. Van Dyk Wins Recent Match Van Dyk realty defeated Hampton 5-1 on June 19. Karl Weiner, Michael Breton, Gavin O'Donnell, Tyler Lane and Danny Campbell, the defense specialists specialists on the team, played most of the game on the forward forward line in quest of a goal. The Hampton goalie and defense stopped good scorning scorning efforts by Denis Goggin, Diana Helmus, Loraele Greenyer and Daryl Gorbet. The only Van Dyk goal scored in the second naif was by Adam Stoker, set up by Karl and Gavin. Adam and Karl played a great game. Nicky ' Zdravkovski opened the scoring, his first goal of the season, set up by Niki DeFreitas and Jason Lange. Niki D. made it 2-0 on a nice play with Jason and Nicky Z.'s solo effort, his second second of the game, made it 3- 0. Niki D., also with his second second goal of the game, set up by Jason, gave Van Dyk a commanding 4-0 lead just ten minutes into the game. The team would like to wish Catherine Bonsma a quick recovery from her hand injury. ti 'dWERENCE . Purchase if DASHWOOD DISCOVERY REPLACEMENT WINDOWS and never paint again! Outstanding weather protection and superior construction In double hung or sldo slider models, Custom crafted In throo colours to tit your needs. WINDOW AND DOOR CENTRE dB DASH WOOD 1200 PHILLIP MURRAY AVI:., OSIIAWA <136.1344 *U'Vf M liliimirt 1,1 (luhmix) Irduitnn lim.lfj Final Rotary Blue Jay Tickets Drawn The Bowmanville Rotary Club drew the winners of its Blue Jays baseball tickets tickets draw last week. And helping to make the draw was a former Rotary exchange student, Lori Van Camp-Gibson. She is now living in Australia but has returned to Canada for a visit. With Lori are Garnet Rickara (centre) and Reg Freethy, of the Bowmanville Rotary Club. for this<year's"T0km annual Museum Fund Riin was lower lower than last year, the 40 who participated said the weather weather was perfect for the run and the course was tough. This is the 4th year for the run with good times being being chalked, up by the athletes. athletes. In the female under 40 category, Sandra Shearer was tops with a time of 44:06, followed by Julie Lov- shin 50:37 and Cheryl Miller 60:32. Janet Woolner came first in the. 40 and over Extra Race at Meadowlands Bridgestone/Firestone Canada Inc. has announced that it has reached an ag ment for the Firestone ! hawk Endurance Championship Championship to be a support race at the Marlboro Grand Prix Indy Car event at the Meadowlands, Meadowlands, New Jersey, from July 12-14. This event will replace the Firehawk race scheduled to be a part of the Player's Ltd. Mondial in Montreal, which was recently postponed. postponed. Now in its eighth year, the Marlboro Grand Prix transforms the daily parking parking areas and access roads of the Meadowlands Sports and Entertainment Complex into a 1.2 mile, six-turn, temporary road racing circuit. circuit. The event attracts more that 70,000 spectators over a three-day weekend and is televised nationally. The Firehawk race will be a two-hour showdown on the Saturday prior to Sunday's ninth stage of the CART/ PPG Indy Car World Series. oa:ao. Mary Moore was second second with 53:40 and Carol Brown came third with 63:30. First overall and also tops in the male under 40" category was John Clarke at 35:29, with Andrew Rourke second at 36:47 and Doug Lang third at 38:04. In the over 40 male field, Jeff John was tops at 45:34, followed by Doug Gibson 46:14 and Bill Bryson 46:31. This year's run was again sponsored by The Canadian Statesman. DURHAM THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING Take notice that the Regional Planning Committee will consider at a meeting to be held on: Tuesday, July 2,1991, AT 10:00 A.M. PLANNING DEPARTMENT BOARDROOM 1615 DUNDAS ST. E., WHITBY 4TH FLOOR, LANG TOWER, WEST BUILDING, WHITBY MALL AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE OFFICIAL PLAN OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE The amendment, as submitted by the applicant, proposes to develop a parking area for an associated office/commercial use at the site indicated on the map below. Subsequently, the Regional Council will consider the recommendation of the Planning Committee at a meeting to be held on: Wednesday, July 10,1991, AT 10:00 A.M. COUNCIL CHAMBERS REGIONAL HEADQUARTERS BUILDING 605 rossLand road east, whitby The report related to the proposed amendment is available for inspection in the offices of the Planning Planning Department, 1615 Dundas St. E., 4th Floor, Lang Tower West Building, Whitby Mall, Whitby, or by calling Grant McGregor, Planning Department (Whitby) 728-7731/{Toronto) 686-1651. Requests to make a presentation before the Planning Committee concerning the proposed amendment amendment must be forwarded to Dr. M. Michael, M.C.I.P., Commissioner of Planning, 1615 Dundas St. E„ 4th Floor, Lang Tower, West Building, Whitby Mall, Whitby, Ontario, UN 6A3, and should be received by Friday preceding the meeting. Requests to make a presentation before the Regional Council concerning the. proposed amendment must be forwarded to the Regional Clerk, Regional Headquarters Building, 605 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario, L1N 6A3, and should be received 48 hours prior to the Regional Council Meeting. FILE NO.: OPA 89-069 Gary Herrema Regional Chairman C. W. Lundy, A.M.C.T. Regional Clerk Against Our Will If you're like most people, you'll look at this and think rape. Well, think again. Because sexual assault isn't only rape. It's any unwanted act of a sexual nature imposed by one person on another. And if you think it's always a dark alley and a violent stranger, you're wrong again. More than half of all sexual assaults of women are committed by men they know. It can occur on a date. Between friends. Even ' between husband and wife. So most people don't think of it as a crime. And often it goes unreported. But attitudes must change. Because against our will is against the law. If your life has been affected by sexual assault, find out what can be done. Contacta sexual assault service. Or talk to someone you trust. Men must understand understand that sexual assault is a crime. . Maybe then they'll think twice about it. Ontario Women's Directorate Sexual Assault Is A Crime.