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I Clarke Volleyball Squad Hopes to Return With Gold LSS Youth Bowling League Results Sports Update The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, September 25,1991 11 Tyrone Teams Wins Soccer Title Î rr j i w% Ï -, The senior boys' volleyball team from Clarke High School will be making a trip to the east coast in October to compete in the Canadian Classic tour- §B$ by Brad Kelly There is little doubt as to the expectations of coach Lyn Lowry as his team prepares for the Canadian Classic volleyball volleyball tournament at Dalhou- sie University in New Brunswick. Brunswick. The chances of the Clarke High School senior boys' team equalling their silver medal performance of two years ago are good. In fact, the team may even be able to top that. A gold, medal is a strong possibility. As a tune-up to October's Canadian Classic, the team won the Madoc Invitational Tournament without their best players in the lineup. "This team is very comparable comparable to the one of two years ago," said coach Lowry Lowry as his team was preparing for a Kawartha league game last week. "We have better depth on this team, though. "We won the Madoc tour nament without our setter and power hitter, so that is a good indication that we will be strong." The tournament will include include 20 teams, divided into different classes. Based on their strong performance of two years ago, Clarke has been placed in the gold division. division. It's regarded as the strongest of all the divisions. As in past years at Clarke, this team is strong. The lineup lineup of grade 10-13 students includes includes four players who play for the regional team. Their top player, Dustin Reid, is a member of Ontario's provincial provincial team. So, there was little doubt in Lowery's mind to make a return trip to the east coast. "Some of the players arc considering Dalhousic as a choice to go to in the future," said Lowry. "You seem to get treated differently down there than here. Darlington N.G.S. Merchants Slow Pitch Team would like to thank the following sponsors for a successful year in 1991. Cody's Restaurant and Deli Bob's Towing Darlington Marina . Tim's Rent-All Bowmanvillc Taxi Howden Canada Beverley Hills Weight Loss Clinic C.N. Office Cleaning nament at Dalhousie University in New Brunswick. Two years ago, Clarke returned home with a silver medal from the same tournament. "When Ontario Universities Universities host a tournament, ^" , """ they're very snotty in their approach. Down there, they make you feel welcome and at home; "It also gives them some exposure to eastern Canadian culture." Last year, they were the bronze medalists at the OFS- SA Championships. This team is capable of that type of season again. "I think we'll be there," predicted Lowry. "We are certainly one of the contending contending teams." The trek to Dalhousie for the Canadian Classic hasn't come without its price, however, however, in terms of flight and accommodation.s. In fact, some of the hardest work the team has done in preparing for the trip hasn't been entirely entirely on the court. They have been fundraising fundraising to help reduce the cost, and have been able to raise all of the money. Their biggest event was the food booth they operated at the Orono Fair. "The fund-raising is a lot of work, and that's why we don't go down every year. It would become a commonplace commonplace trip," said Lowry. A gold medal this time around may change his way of thinking. Senior Division -- Our senior senior total is now 20, with nine girls and 11 boys and we will start our teams next week. High Singles -- Cheri Richards Richards 298, Tammy Haley 269, 248, 226, Kelley Flintoff 250, 240, Todd Langley 239, Kascy Butler 237, 236 High Triples - Tammy Haley Haley 743, Cheri Richards 682, Kelley Flintoff 668, Stephen Brown 626, Kascy Butler 622 Junior Division - We are now at 67 bowlers, 29 girls and 38 boys and the teams will be drawn up for next week. High Singles -- Martin Roulh 267, Chris Potter 240, Jason Vickery 232, 212, 210, Amanda Westlake 222, 213, Brent Huggins 221 High Triples -- Jason Vickery Vickery 654, Martin Routh 612, Amanda Westlake 573, Chris Potter 570, Brent Huggins 568 Bantam Division - There are 32 girls and 21 boys, total 53 in our division and the teams will be formed for next week. High Singles -- Christie Stevens Stevens and Joseph Dahl 159, Tim Welsh 156, Mark Choi 152, Chris Welsh 151 High Triples -- Laura Spoclstra 433, Karen Outram 410, Tim Welsh 406, Christie Stevens 391, Matthew Devera 389, Chris Welsh 387, Lori James 383 Tyke Division -- We have 19 girls and 32 boys, for a total of 51 bowlers and we will form the teams for next Saturday. High Singles -- Justin Reid 127, Christopher Cave 125, 114, Stephen Tait 113, David Harding 109, Anthony Edmondson Edmondson 104, Lindsey James 102, High Doubles -- Christopher Christopher Cave 239, Justin Reid 206, Lindsey James 190, David Harding 184, Stephen Tait 185 ■n '4T*& ■ >.>_ ■ . 57 X" I S' II 7^ : mi • Cw'i' - LyA# maSæSs^aÊa/s. *»*•.. This group of bantam soccer players from Tyrone won the Whitby House League soccer title with a 2-1 win over Bowmanvillc on Saturday, September 14. Team members include, front row, (1-r): Scott Millar, Mathew Mathew Yeo, Jeff Wolsowich, Eric Wiggins, Adam Haagard, Ian Schooner- beek. Back row, (1-r), Jeff Wright, Mike Wurmitzer, Jeff Tonks, Troy Lep- ard, Ryan Delaney, Michael Wiggins. Absent: Jason Dragstra, Chris Feddema, Lome Wright (coach), Dave Tonks (assistant coach). 183 Queen St. Port Perry, Ont. L9L IB8 (416) 985-8234 Settlement House £51 BO' t Shops,^ mk HOURS: Mon-Thur & Sat 9:30 - 5:30 Fri 'til 9 pm Sun 12-5 uol The Perfect Autumn Day Trip Visit our renowned collection of shops in Port Perry. SETTLEMENT HOUSE 0 A leader in country decor! Featuring past & present decorating trends. Fill your home with the comfort of country. DAPHNE'S & T.G. MITCHELL'S 0 Mens' and ladies' clothing for the country life. Featuring Susan Bristol, J.J. Farmer & Gant. FROM MY HEART 0 Wrap up your presents in style in our card & candy shop. TOM'S BACK PORCH 0 Introducing a new fall menu and European chef. Enjoy a hot or cold entré and a delicious dessert. AFFORDABLES 0 A lifestyle store. Casual clodding, clodding, housewares, contemporary home decor, glassware. glassware. Something for every budget. Visit the SETTLEMENT HOUSE SHOPS Nothing Else Comparesl FALL FURNITURE SALE September 14 - October 15 * 10- 50% OFF ALL FURNITURE * Custom Orders Included * 20% OFF PAINT & PAPER * AT SETTLEMENT HOUSE Waste Reduction Week SEPTEMBER 29 - OCTOBER 6, 1991 COMMUNITY EVENTS Children 12 and under- Enter our POSTER CONTEST. Make a poster no larger than 8 1/2"x14" using non-perishable scrap or waste materials with the theme "How to Reduce Waste". Deliver to any Town of Newcastle Library or the Town Hall before 4:00 p.m. Wed. Oct. 2,1991. Prizes will be awarded to the best posters. VISIT OUR BOOTH at the Bowmanville Mall- Thurs. Oct. 3 to Sat. Oct. 5 to learn about waste reduction. See the contest posters displayed. Win a free composter. The TOXIC TAXI is coming in Jan., Feb., & Mar., 1992. It is designed to provide you with a safe method of disposal of Hazardous Household Wastes. Call 1-800-561-0701 for the pickup schedule. Howevaf/the best system for HHW is for you to be less relient on them. If we reduce our use of HHW, we lessen the problems they create. Plan to attend THE GREEN MAGIC SHOW at the Newcastle Village Town Hall on Sat. Oct. 5. at 2 p.m. Admission is free. Special guest Ow.en Anderson from Hamilton will delight children while parents can view 'green' videos upstairs. The Recycling Council of Ontario challenges all citizens of Ontario to make no waste on ZERO GARBAGE DAY, Wed. Oct. 2. Remember to plan for this day when at work, at home or while shopping. Invite a speaker for your school or community group. Call a phone number listed below. For more information call 786-2089 or 623-6149. Q V: 43- 0 Û REDUCE REUSE RECYCLE COMPOSTING reduces garbage by 1/3. Buy a composter for $26 from the Region of Durham, or make one yourself. For the nearest vendor's location call 1-800-667-5671. Obtain the brochure '3R's Initiatives for. Business, Industry and Institutions' or have a free WASTE AUDIT of your business from the Region of Durham. Call 668-7721. BE WASTE CONSCIOUS! Ask yourself "Do I really need this item? If so, could I buy it in bulk , with minimal packaging or with recyclable packaging?" RETURN EXCESS PACKAGING and 'JUNK MAIL' to the manufacturer, with a copy of your complaint (letter) going to the government. Use the REGIONAL TRANSFER STATION to divert materials from the waste stream. These include tires, metal, corrugated cardboard, oil, propane tanks, appliances, drywall, wood, etc. They are located on Ritson Rd. N., in Oshawa, the Brock Landfill Site and at Regional Road #8 in Port Perry. DONATE or sell clothing, books, furniture, or craft supplies. "One Man's trash is another Man's treasure!" RENT items instead of buying them. Always BUY REUSEABLE items such as cloth shopping bags, washable cups and dishes, cotton diapers, etc. instead of disposable products. After you reduce and reuse, recycle by filling your BLUE BOX with cans; glass jars & bottles, and plastic soft drink containers. Place newspapers beside the box. Put your recycling materials out only when your Blue Box is FULL. If you don't have Blue Box pickup in your area, use your local IGLOOS. For the igloo location nearest you call 1-800-561-2954. CLOSE THE LOOPI Buy products made from recycled post-consumer waste. Avoid purchases with the mobias loop @ i.e. drink containers, unless they are recyclable in Durham Region. RECYCLE YOUR IDEAS! Write a letter, organize waste reduction initiatives where you live, work, shop and play. Join an environmental group. Get Involved! It's up to you I 4 THE TOWN OF , * Newcastle ONTARIO Recycling Council of Ontario DURHAM THE FUTURE IS R'S