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t 10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, December 4,1991 SportsUpdate Local Figure Skaters Receive Medals at Raccoon Rally v. - ; / ~ I. L • ' f ^ 1 *■ * , / \ M ' ■'«( , "'■•I ^ \ f s,: f "vmm Sevcral members of the Bowmanville Figure Skating Club won medals at the Raccoon Rally competition held at the Recreation Complex on Saturday morning. At left, BFSC president, Jerry Mirsch, presents Natasha Piney, 6, with a silver medal, while Corinna Traill, 7, picked up a bronze. Both skaters were entered in the Juvenile Ladies Ladies 'A' category. Approximately 130 skaters representing representing over 10 skating clubs were in Bowmanville for the competition. Y outh Bowling Lge. Results Junior Division A - Smurfs 44, Rebels 36, Rugrat 27, Fra- gle 23, Sinks 21, Bhuggs 17 Junior Division B - Exotic 47, Tempos 39, Vipers 32, Nikes 30, Bisons 30, Rocks 28, Adidas 25, Roots 24, Dudes 23, Raider 21, B-Kings 20, Bulls 17 High Singles - Jason Vickery Vickery 286, 254, Keri-Ann Kelly 263, Amanda Westlake 232, Sean Harding 223, Chris Potter 222, 201, Brent Huggins 215, 210, Joey Stewart 200 High Triples - Jason Vickery Vickery 703, Kerri-Ann Kelly 606, Brent Huggins 575, Chris Potter Potter 568. Sean Harding 564, Amanda Westlake 544 Bowler of the month for November -- Karen Esselink with 9 pins over her October average. Bantam Division - James 48.5, Hellam 47, Spoelstra 40, Tait 35, Outram 35, Stevens 34, Connelly 33.5, Flintoff 27, Burtch 25, Welsh 20, Finney 17, Ford 16 High Triples - Tim Welsh 477, Melinda Tait 445, Christie Stevens 401, Chris Welsh 401, Jeff Connelly 399, Laura Spoelstra 390 High Singles - Tim Welsh 195, Melinda Tait 179, Chris Welsh 169, Jennifer Ricordi 154, Danny Rogers 151, Jacob Kroon 149 Senior Division - Richards 40, Butler 37, Haley 31, Brown 26, Young 21, Big Canoe 13 High Triples - Richard Young 721, Steven Brown 664, Cheri Richards 604, Rob Condor 588, Todd Langley 573, Kasey Butler 567 High Singles - Richard Young 273, 249, Cheri Richards Richards 239, ' 206, Kasey Butler 212, Tammy Haley 204, Stephen Stephen Brown 266, 226, Rob Conder 217, Shawn Pappas 205, Todd Langley 200 Tyke Division -- Giants 25, Broncos 18, Falcons 16, Rams THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE PUBLIC NOTICE REGULATIONS FOR 1991-92 WINTER SEASON DECEMBER 1,1991 TO APRIL 12,1992 Area residents are hereby advised of the Provincial and Municipal Regulations applicable to the 1991-92 Winter Season, December 1,1991 to April 12,1992, as follows: The Highway Traffic Act (R.S.0.1980): Section 147 (10) prohibits the parking of vehicles on any highway in such a manner as to interfere with the movement of traffic or the clearing of snow from the highway. Section 147 (13) provides the authority for the removal of any vehicles, at the owner's expense, expense, found to be causing an obstruction on a highway. Section 157 prohibits the depositing of snow or ice on a public roadway. Town of Newcastle By-Law 91-58: Section 4 - 6 (i) prohibits the parking of vehicles on any highway for a period of longer than three (3) hours, and is also applicable to overnight parking on any road under the jurisdiction jurisdiction of the Town of Newcastle. Walter A. Evans, P. Eng., Director of Public Works Town of Newcastle 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3A6 < IK IOWNOI , z» Newcastle ' ONIARIO Dates to be published: Wednesday, December 4,1991 Wednesday, December 11,1991 HITACHI 02033 21" Colour Television .....U *419.95 Available from Bowmanville Audio-Vision 58 King St. W. Telephone 623-2312 "Bowmanville's Complete Electronics Headquarters" 15, Patriots 15, Cardinals 13, Cowboys 13, Chargers 12, Colts 12, Eagles 10, Bengals 5, Vikings 3 High Doubles -- Garrett Dodds 232, Anthony Edmondson Edmondson 223, Lyndsey James 206, Spencer Lomas-MacLean 193 High Singles -- Garrett Dodds 124, Lyndsey James 113, Todd Flintoff 112, Anthony Anthony Edmondson 112 Harold Bennett Combo Tournament Results First place teams, girls senior, Kasey Butler 625 junior -- Amanda Welsh 606 bantam -- Ashley Burtch 336 tyke - Kristy Wrobel 319 Total - 1886 First place teams, boys senior -- Todd Langley 511 junior -- Sean Harding 490 bantam -- Jeff Connelly 381 tyke - Tommy Lucas 345 Total -1727 High triple winners, girls senior - Danielle Big Canoe 667 junior -- Kerri-Ann Kelly 522 bantam -- Christie Stevens 412 tyke - Lyndsey James 268 High triple winners, boy's senior - Stephen Brown 620 junior -- Jeff Pearson 546 bantam - Chris Welsh 378 tyke - Garrett Dodds 453 High single winners, girls senior -- Cheri Richards 275 junior -- Christal Reid 180 bantam -- Laura Spoelstra 159 tyke - Katrina Ferguson 96 High single winners, boys senior -- Shawn Pappas 208 junior -- Jason Vickery 243 bantam - Matthew Chapman 140 tyke - Anthony Edmondson 134 Young Drivers Play in Grafton Young Drivers' novice team travelled cast to Grafton ' Saturday, November 23. They" took part in-the Grafton Invitational Invitational tournament. The team did not advance further than two games, but played the best hockey so far in their season. In the first game against Baltimore Jim's Petro, Young Drivers struck quickly with two goals by Chris Laton. Baltimore Baltimore got on the scoreboard three minutes later with one goal. Jason Homer of Young Drivers dug in to score, assisted assisted by Chris Laton. Jason's goal was the first of his career. Good shooting, Jason! Baltimore Baltimore struck back nine seconds later with a goal to end period one. Even with solid defensive work by Brad Copping, Ryan Burrows, Adam Smith and Phil Hopkins and great goaltending by Jason Kewell, Young Drivers Drivers couldn't hold onto their one-goal lead. In the last two minutes of the third period, Baltimore scored and then, in the last 40 seconds, poked in the winner, giving Young Drivers a heartbreaking loss. In the second game, Y oung Drivers played Grafton in a very exciting match. Grafton scored first in the middle of the first period and then again early in the second. Young Drivers, with their backs against the wall, rallied dramatically. Allan Barnes shot in a beautiful one-timer assisted by Chris Laton. Young Drivers' Phil Hopkins moved the puck ahead to Allan Barnes who broke away to score again with a nice backhand shot. Midway through the second period, Grafton went ahead with their third goal. Young Drivers then set up shop in Graf tons' zone, with Chris Laton Laton winning the faceoff, passing passing to Robert Cummer, who scored with a backhand shot to tie the game. That goal was Robert's first of the season. The game ended in a 3-3 lie. Young Drivers returned to league play on Sunday, November November 24. ' Young Drivers faced Liberty Liberty Mutual in a tight-checking game. The game was scoreless until the second period. Young Drivers' defenceman, Phil Hopkins, banked a pass off to Allan Barnes, who broke away and scored the only goal of the game. Young Drivers' Jason Kewell Kewell played brilliantly in net, making key saves when needed. needed. Jason earned his first shutout shutout ever. Self Defence Course Responds to Increase in Crime Course Designed to Save Lives by Brad Kelly ' There arc 10 more people walking the streets of the Town of Newcastle who will be better prepared if they arc the victim of an attack. Thanks to a self-defence course conducted by Charles Kennish, those 10 people have a better understanding of how to save their life if they arc the victim of a violent violent crime. In this day and age, with violent crimes on the rise, you can't afford not to give some consideration to signing up for Kennish's course. "When they complete the course, they will have the confidence to control a situation situation that may get out of hand using simple techniques," said Kennish, who has 26 years of experience in karate and holds a 4th degree black belt. The course gives instruc- A&R Edges Durham TV On Saturday, November 30, A&R Flooring tykes edged out Durham TV, 4-2, needing an empty net goal to secure the win. Leading the way for A&R was Robbie Campbell with a pair, and Jamie Bryant with a goal and two assists. Hardworking Hardworking Travis Wood rounded out the scoring with his first goal of the year. Durham's scoring was handled by Adam Bowen, who had both goals. Snowden Wins 8-3 by Kim Gadd Snowden Electric applied wit and ability against the Whitby select team Sunday evening in Newcastle, defeating defeating the Whitby team, 8-3. Snowden Electric dominated dominated the game from the first period period to the final buzzer. An exciting first period found Snowden battling it out, ending with a 4-3 lead. Peter Gadd scored a pair of goals in the opening period, while Mike Talotti and Charlie Hargest had singles. Starting the excitement for the second period, from the faceoff, was Jesse Bouliannc, assisted by Peter Gadd and^ Jack Laverty. Jesse Bouliannc, Mike Talotti and Peter Gadd, short-handed, had the other goals in the period, For Gadd, it was his first hat-trick for the select team. lion on defence against any type of attack, including when a knife is involved. It also shows how to use a set of car keys or a handbag to your advantage during an attack. attack. The course is structured around the defensive moves that arc taught in karate. If students wish to further their development in self-defence, then becoming a member of the karate club at which Kennish Kennish is an instructor is the next logical step. In fact, a couple of the younger members of the self- defence course were seriously seriously considering joining the karate karate club for the next session. One of the students, Karen Fehr, a supply teacher in Bowmanville, signed up for the course to gain some confidence confidence in her ability to ward off an attacker. "Today, you read so much in the paper about what is happening, that I wanted to learn to protect myself the best way I could," she said. "This guy isn't easy on you," she said pointing at Kennish. "He puts you in realistic realistic situations. "I feel more confident and would suggest the course to everyone." Because it was the first time Kennish had operated a course of this type, he was apprehensive at first about the reception he might get from the students. Especially when trying to create a situation situation that appeared to be realistic. realistic. He wasn't long into the 10 week course before the students students removed any doubts he may have had regarding physical contact. "I learned that they wanted wanted to know all about self- defence," he said in reference reference to what the course taught him. "They wanted everything to be realistic, right from taking them down to holding them. "They wore interested in creating a situation where it would be realistic. They requested requested it and I felt I did it." It was evident from watching watching that those who signed up for the course were serious about learning how to defend themselves. The struggles and attacks they enacted were as close to the real thing as they could get. Weapons weren't used on this particular evening, but the course does touch on how to control a situation when a knife, for instance, may be used in an attack. The top priority, if faced with an attacker, is not to panic, regardless of how hard that may be at the time. Kennish referred to being in a restaurant, and being confronted with a situation where a patron may be choking choking on some food. If you panic, panic, the patron could lose their life. If you remain calm, and apply the Heimlich manoev- re, a life could be saved. The same could be said of being the victim in an attack. "Each situation is different, different, and you have to do whatever whatever you can," said Kennish. "The important thing is not to panic. Try and use what you've learned. There's always a way to control a situation. situation. "When you panic, you start to lose all sense of control." control." Kennish is hoping that the number of participants will increase to 15-20 for the next 10-week course that begins on January 28, and runs until March 31. HEAD COACHES (SIX) REQUIRED FOR THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE BASEBALL REP TEAMS SEND RESUME DETAILING YOUR EXPERIENCE, BACKGROUND AND ANY COACHING QUALIFICATION BEFORE DEC. 12, 1991 TO:T.O.N.B.A. P.O. BOX 346 BOWMANVILLE, ONT. L1C3L1 ATTENTION: COACHES SELECTION COMMITTEE Instructor Charles Kennish applies a hold on Karen Fehr during a self-defence course that concluded at the Recreation Complex last week. The course, which ran once a week for 10 weeks, was designed to give participants a basic understanding understanding of how to defend themselves in any situation. The course will be offered again in January. ALL WHEEL DRIVE ONLY •PLUS RtOGHT, TOC, TAXEIAUC. •4 DOOR •AM/FM STEREO SPLIT FOLD DOWN REAR SEAT • ALL WD SAFETY ■MUD FLAPS ■ REAR WIPEI •DUAL Mil AND MUCH MORE ON lf$ R AGAIN! HURRY! SUPPLIES A LIMITED mSt^ 430-6666 ^SUBARU] 1705 DUNDASST., WHITBY (HWY. *2, BETWEEN WHITBY 1 AJAX)