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0 COACHES WANTED 0 The Darlington Youth Soccer Association is accepting applications from qualified individuals to coach and manage Central Soccer League (Competitive) and Durham Region Tier 1 teams. The DYSL plans to field teams in the following age groups if enrollment and interest is sufficient. CSL: Undent), 11,12,13,14 and 15 Tier 1 : Under 9,11,13,15,17 and 19 Applications are available on the bulletin boards at the Bowmanville, Newcastle, Darlington and Orono arenas or by contacting Dave Larsh at 623-8814. All applications must be completed and returned by Saturday, January 14, 1995. Applicants will be contacted for interviews in early mid January and selection will be completed by February 15,1995. ©JP Co. Ltd. Newcastle Skaters Enter Raccoon Rally The Newcastle Figure Skating Club was quite pleased with the results results posted by the above skaters who competed at the Raccoon Rally held in Bowmanville recently. In the front row, (1-r), are Melissa Jones (5th), Ashley Weir (6th). In the middle row, (1-r), Larissa Coleman Coleman (6lh), Jaime Brunt (3rd), Stacey Knight (1st). In the back row, (I-r), Tracey Hart (3rd), Michele Bradley (8th). New Coach Takes Over McPherson Optometrist The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, December 14,1994 7 McPherson Optometrist atoms managed only three of a possible eight points this past week and a half. The team played four games, three being on the road, and came away with just one win and a tic. There was also a change of coaches last week, with Rich LcFort taking over the helm. On Tuesday, November 29, the boys played in Orillia, losing 3-2. Orillia scored in all three periods and outshot us 2-1. The tandem of Woods and Mallette kept us in the game until we finally managed a goal in the third. Craig Barraball scored midway through the period from Kelly and Mallette. Brett McKee added the last one with the goalie pulled. Assists went to Bonin and Hatfield. The next game took us to Pickering, Pickering, where we lost again. Trailing 2-1 after the first period, we gave up two more in the second and then both teams traded markers in the third for a 5-2 final score. Darren Kelly netted both goals with assists going to McDaniels (2), and Apple- ton. Things did improve somewhat towards towards the weekend, with the team heading for Brooklin to meet the first place Whitby team. The game was, without doubt, our best performance to date, with every boy playing to his fullest capabilities. Whitby scored in each of the first two periods, while Bowmanville nolchal two in the third. The last goal came with 13 seconds remaining in the game for a 2-2 tie. Toro goals were scored by Brett McKee and Garrett Garrett McKnight. Assists went to Campbell Campbell and Bryant. Finally we got a chance to play a home game against Aurora and came away 4-1 winners after firing 40 shots at the opposition netmindcr. Scoring were Darryl Masterson, Brett McKee, Scan LcFort, and Craig Barraball. Assists Assists went to LcFort, Cowan, Campbell, Campbell, Bryant, McKnight, and McDaniels. McDaniels. We have only seven games remain- ' in a four nf which nr pi nî homo.. Tot's make the best of it, as every point counts towards home ice advantage in the playoffs. Strong Goaltending Beats T-Mac by 6-4 On December 7, T-Mac Insulation oldtimcrs played Bowmanville Kinks and were defeated by a 6-4 score. Although having many scoring opportunities, opportunities, we could not beat the outstanding outstanding goalie that the Kinks had playing for them. Ken Hammond with two, Paul McCluskcy and Tim Fennel handled our scoring. On December 11 we played host to the younger Flying Hot Dogs from Oshawa. This was by far our best contest of the season. Dan Wilcox was at his best for this one, making several key saves to hold the Dogs off the score- sheet all night. John Vcstcrs, Bill Parish, Wayne Bradley, and Ron Parker (with one of the nicest goals of the year) counted for our side. Skylight Donut Bowling Scores Dennis Mallcy 37, Sam Adams 33, John Mueller 28, Glen Smith 26, Sue Arcnds 24, Jeff Kryzanowski 20 Ladies' high single - Brenda Stainlon 259 Men's high single - Dan Holkcma 260 Ladies' high triple -- Brenda Stain- ton 621 Men's high triple - Grant Ashton 621 Ladies' low single - Jan Fisher 106 Men's low single - John Woolncr Medals Galore for Maple Leaf Judo Club Members of the Maple Leaf Judo Club continue to register impressive impressive results at area competitions. The above athletes competed at a meet held in Ajax on December 4. They are: front row, from left, Mike Hossack (3rd), Monika Majka (2nd), Jacob Majka (6th). Back row, from left, Sophia Majka (3rd), James Edwards (1st). The sensei is Mel Cox. First Shutout for Union Oil On December 10, Union Oil and Roughley Insurance of the novice division division faced off in Bowmanville to a Just Window Shopping? m$ËË Placé very exciting game. The end result left Union Oil on top with a 4-0 score and their first shutout of the season. Union Oil players, coaching staff and parents had something to cheer about with the team hitting the mark in every period. The stars of Union Oil arc Kyle Moore, Mitchell Hope, Mike Simiana, Jeffrey. Mutimcr, Christopher McPhail, Benjamin Kroonenberg, Mike Sinopoli, Cody Vcstcrs, Thomas Williams, Tyler Baker, Blake Gilbert, Matthew Magnus, Patrick Lcnchan, Michael Ivany, Jordan McPherson, Jacob Jacob Balson. The coach is Tom Lcnchan, trainer is Greg Balson and the manager is Jim McPhail. 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In its letter, the CPBSA explained explained that it would like to see a number _ of improvements and changes made to existing baseball diamonds which receive extensive use during the summer. The volunteer group would like to see the infield at Stuart Park enlarged to better accommodate accommodate bantam baseball. They would also like to see the diamonds at S.T. Worden and Highland Gardens changed to resemble resemble the one in use at Penn- found. Increasing the longevity of uniforms, and preventing injuries to players who slide on the hard surface of the two infields are cited cited as reasons for the requests. ^ Repairs to the Highland Gar- dens outfield, players benches installed installed at the new Courtice North diamond, and a new screen at Courtice Memorial East, would also prove beneficial to all concerned, concerned, states the letter. In addition, the CPBSA advised advised Clarington's elected officials officials that it is considering the purchase of a pitching machine for next season. The group is trying trying to find a well-lit location, and would like the town to provide a batting cage and equipment box. The letter also criticizes the town's decision to have the maintenance maintenance of the parks tendered out. "Many parents seem to be very disappointed and others disgusted disgusted with the care and attention attention given to the maintenance of our parks," says the letter. "We understand that you contracted contracted out to the lowest bidder, and obviously have received what you paid for. "We would hope that next year perhaps your department could keep a closer eye on the workmanship of parks in Courtice Courtice and the rest of Clarington." A date for a reply to the requests requests has not been set.