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The Claringlon/Courlice Indepimdenl. Bmvmanville. Saturday. September 13. 1997 Page 5 Lawn Bowlers Finish Year r Sunday, September 7, was the dale lor the last . Tournament of this year to be held at Bowmanville. XVc were lucky that the heavy rain fell on Saturday so the ! weather was favorable for bowling. ; As usual our friends 1 front Cobourg, Osltawa, Port Mope and Whitby participated participated against us - and right now we wish to express our thanks to those clubs who faithfully support us. Without them we would have no tournaments. Nor would we forget the sponsors sponsors of the year's tournaments tournaments who are a necessary addition to our activities. On the above mentioned date the Bowmanville Canadian Legion who was the sponsor. They were represented represented by Mr. Bill Sutton, who made the trophy pre- . sention. This tournament, a mixed trebles type, had the following results: Three game high and trophy winner winner - from Osltawa Arlicne Marshall, Skip, with Cord Terwillegar, Vice, and Doug Marshall, Lead, scoring 49 points; three game second high and runner-up also from Osltawa Mcridith McMillan, Skip, with Ruth McMillan, Vice, and Jake Kent, Lead, scoring 48 points; two game high - from Port Mope Ned Town, Skip, with Chris Haalstra, Vice, and Jean Livingston, Lead, scoring 49 plus 5 points; two game second high - front Cobourg Martin Foxhall, Skip, scoring 45 points, one game high - from Whitby Lawrence Smith, Skip, with Jack Clayton, Vice, and Meg Clayton, Lead, scoring 40 plus 5 points, Consolation Prize - from Bowmanville Diana Curie, Skip, with Doreen Balsdon, Vice, and Eric Elliott, Lead. 'Clarington Orioles 11 Baseball Association Annual General Meeting Wed., September 24th at 7 p.m. at the Courthouse, Church Street POSITIONS ARE: President, 1st Vice, 2nd Vice, - Treasurer and Secretary -- I ©j.p.r IÆUSM) WJ WOMB VAN HEMMEM TIRES & SALES We Won't Be Undersold! Dealer for • MICHELIN • UNIROYAL • BF GOODRICH • DUNLOP• GENERAL• HOOSIER mil 317 Hopkins Street Whitby (905)666-2121 Dundas St. E. Hopkins x.,,_ | -- VanTtewien ° "Tire 'X-J4 Warren Rd. pi Consumers Dr. '. f= i Newcastle Skating Club 1997 - 98 REGISTRATION FINAL REGISTRATION at the Newcastle Arena Wed., Sept. 17th, 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. Canskatc 5 years and older 1 1/2 hours per week $235.00 Canfigureskatc 3 hours per week $360.00 Intermediate 4 hours per week $355.00 Senior The price is for full membership $440.00 There will be 1,2,3 day partial memberships available. Ice Breakers Adult Skate 10 week session $75.00 Canpowcrskatc 10 week session $95.00 *Kidskatc 3 - 5 years old 10 week session $75.00 *Fall program is full. We will be taking registration for winter programs. For more information call: >j| Bruce 987-9933 or Paulccn 623-8609, A J J Reactors Reach Final Round in Belleville The Darlington Soccer Club's under-13 girls ("Reactors") shone at the Belleville tournament during the Labour Day weekend, The Reactors' first game, against Pickering's premier team, was a close and exciting exciting one, finishing 1-0 in Pickering's favour. The next game, against Bolton, was played - in a shouldcr-to- shoulder-likc fashion for ball possession. The Reactors, however, defeated the aggressive team 2-0 with both goals scored by centre- forward Caoimhc O'Donnell with assists from mid-fielder Ashley Siciliano. The solid goaltending by Miki Orme, combined with an impenetrable impenetrable defensive line, kept the unhappy Bolton team off the scoreboard. The next game pitted the Darlington girls against Aurora on a slippery surface. The Reactors appeared flustered in the first 10 minutes of the game, having been caught llat-footcd on some dangerous dangerous plays, but managed to turn the game around in their favour and carried the game to a 2-0 win. The Reactors' scoring machine, Caoimhc O'Donnell, popped in both goals with terrific support from mid-fielder Monika Janssen and winger Melissa McCarthy. This second win enabled the Darlington girls to advance to the final round against their nemesis: Pickering. The final game delivered loads of excitement excitement and tension with both teams playing defensively in the first half. Darlington missed a couple of goal- scoring opportunities but managed to keep Pickering scoreless as well. The second second half brought a more determined Pickering team onto the field who managed to slide in two goals. 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