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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, September 2, 1998 Section Two Pace 3 Ms off The eleventh and final race in the Kids of Steel triathlon series landed in Bowmanvillc on Sunday, with over 100 young competitors aged 7-18 competing in the swim, bike, and run multi-sport event. The following arc the results posted by local competitors. 8 and Under Girls Mackenzie Brown, Newtonville, 11th. 8 and Under Boys Alex Monaghan, Bowmanvillc 2nd; Kyle Penfound, Bowmanvillc, 3rd; Kyle 2hivitz, Courticc, 5th; Benjamin, Bowmanvillc, 10th; Justin Bowles, Courtice, Kyle Dieleman, Enniskillen, Ben Dykcman, Bowmanvillc. 9 and 10 Girls Katie Turvill, Bowmanvillc, 2nd; Merissa Partington, Newcastle, 4th; Michelle Short, Bowmanvillc, 7th; Kourtncy Penfound, Bowmanvillc, Taylan Brown, Newtonville. 9 and 10 Boys Jeffrey Luckai, Bowmanvillc, 6th; Ryan Zavitz, Courticc, 8th; Trevor Diclman, Enniskillen, 10th; Jason Wills, Courticc, 12th; Matthew Walker, Enniskillen, 17th. 11 and 12 Girls Angela Penfound, Bowmanvillc, 5th; Sara Grimoldby, Bowmanvillc, 6th; Jessica Robichaud, Bowmanvillc, 7th; Lauren Dc Meester, Courtice, 9th; Ashely Mamo, Bowmanvillc, 10th; Allison Hyde, Courtice, 11th; Sandra Ward, Bowmanvillc, 12th. 11 and 12 Boys Kevin Bowles, Courticc, 6th; Benio Bell, Courticc, 8th; Emmanuel Avila, Bowmanvillc, 11th; Andrew Baylis, Bowmanvillc, 12th; Matthew Wills, Courtice, 13th. 13 and 14 Girls Amber Key, Bowmanvillc, 5th. Now, That's Refreshment Finishing the Kids of Steel Triathlon in Bowmanvillc last weekend made for some pretty thirsty athletes, Here, Ian Visser (left), 7, and his brother Craig, 9, ^both of Fonthill, quench their thirst. Baseball Player Off to Iowa J C by Brad Kelly Stall Writer An invitation to attend the tryout camp of a professional professional baseball team has landed Paul Drummond a partial scholarship at a Junior College in the United States. The Bowmanvillc resident resident left yesterday for Iowa Lakes Community College to pursue a life of academics and athletics. The odyssey began in June when Drummond was sent a letter of invitation invitation to attend a tryout camp for the Arizona Diamondbacks that was being held in Iowa. With his dad unable to gel time off work to make the 17- hour drive, his high school baseball coach, Doreen Ross, volunteered to make the trip. Players were put through a variety of hitting and throwing drills, including specific tests for catchers, which is Drummond's natural position. position. Though the tryout letter letter remains a mystery -- Drummond has no idea where he was originally scouted -- he made the most of his opportunity among the 50 players in attendance. "The junior college coach from Iowa was there and saw the way I play, and asked me if I wanted to come down," says Drummond of how the events unfolded during the tryout camp. He will be studying sports administration administration while at the school. He expects the calibre of play to increase dramatically dramatically from what he is used to. Some of the fastest pitchers he faces now can reach speeds of up to 85 mph, while the slowest pitchers south of the border border arc clocked at that speed. The 18-ycar-old estimates estimates that his new team will play between 15-20 games before Christmas, and another 50-70 during the regular season in the new year. During the March Break in 1999, the team is planning to attend a tournament in cither North Carolina or Florida. Looking back at how the events have unfolded this past summer, Drummond hasn't taken anything for granted. "There are so many baseball players out there, and I am just one of the lucky few," he said of his good fortune. PACKING UP -- Bowmanville's Paul Drummond has packed his bags and left for Iowa, where he has accepted accepted a partial scholarship to play baseball for Iowa Lakes Community College. The Bowmanvillc High School graduate expects to play close to 80 games during the school year. m B H Referee & Timekeeper Clinic Clarington Recreational Hockey League New Referees and Timekeepers welcomed Ref's - 14 years old - Timekeepers 13 years old Cost: $10.00 per person REFEREES MUST ATTEND BOTH DAYS TIMEKEEPERS MUST ATTEND 1 ST DAY Sunday, Sept. 20th, 9 a.m. ■ 5 p.m. G. Rickard Complex, Bowmanville Saturday, Sept. 26th, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. (3 hours ice) Orono Arena (upstairs) Bring a Lunch For more info call Fred 623-6855 Coaches still needed for the Atom and Novice Divisions Call Scoff Brunf 623-8348 Athletes Compete at Provincial Senior Games A number of Clarington athletes returned home from the Actifest '98 Ontario Provincial Senior Games in Windsor, which attracted over 1,400 seniors. Actifest provides men and women 55 years of age and older with the opportunity to compete for gold, silver, and bronze medals at the highest level of provincial multi-sport competition. From Bowmanville, Theresa Cowles, Jean Harness, Grace Murdock, Pauline Raymond, and Rita Wilson were in the five-pin bowling competition, competition, while Ann Geboers was entered in tennis. Lorna Crockett, of m Canadian Okinawan Karate Limited presents ifill'llte For Kids ■ * we m w* ■ Bowmanville FILL SESSION Starting Tuesday, September 15th Registration 6 - 6:30 p.m. • Class 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex Located at the Intersection of Regional Road » 57 and Hwg. #2 . across from Canadian Tire ■ $55 for 8 weeks Ages 6 and up • Streetwise Sense • tBuilding Confidence • Self-Defense Techniques Patience, Discipline and Control Contact: Instructor • (Sense!) Bryce Johnson (6th Degree) (705) 374-5458 or Rcc. Complex (905) 623-5728 Loose clothing should be worn. Newcastle Village Minor Hockey Association Inc. OMHA TRYOUT SCHEDULE Tuesday, Sept. 8th Thursday, Sept. 10th Saturday, Sept. 12th Sunday, Sept. 13th 5:00 p.m. Novice "D" 5:00 p.m. Atom "D" 6:00 p.m. Peevvce "D" 3:00 p.m. Novice "D" 5:00 p.m. Atom "D" 7:00 p.m. Peewee "D" 3:00 p.m. Novice 5:00 p.m. Atom 7:00 p.m. Peewee All Players trying out must be Registered with Newcastle Village Minor Hockey. ■ Tryouts $6.00 per hour. Final Registration to take place September 8th & 10th from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and on Saturday, September 12th from 2:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. There are limited openings in all levels Tyke thru to Midget/Juvenile REGISTRATION FEES House League OMHA Rep Tyke Novice $200 $225 Novice Atom $275 $275 Atom $225 Peewee $325 Peewee $225 Bantam $325 Midget/Juvenile. $175 $ 100 Due at Registration, the Remainder at your child's 1st ice time in October Newcastle, was one of many entered in the golf tournament. Calendar Winners Clarington Minor Hockey Association Calendar winners winners for the month of August: Aug. 1, Marlene Towns, $100.00; Aug. 3, Tom Hill, $300.00; Aug. 4, Peter Gump, $40.00; Aug. 5, Catherine Kalijundic, $40.00; Aug. 6, Wayne Cain, $40.00; Aug. 7, Mr. & Mrs. F. Daniels, $40.00; Aug. 8, Peter Milne, $100.00; Aug. 10, Joan Hooper, $40.00; Aug. 11, Lawrence Moffatt, $40.00; Aug. 12, Mark Gooch, $40.00; Aug. 13, Janet Wodnisky, $40.00; Aug. 14, Linda Clark, $40.00; Aug. 15, Doreen Morrison, $100.00; Aug. 17, Allen Chiu, $40.00; Aug. 18, Ricky Zcaland/Eldon Adams, $40.00; Aug. 19, Brenda Sinclair, $40.00; Aug. 20, Shirley Gee, $40.00; Aug. 21, Bob McDonnell, $40.00; Aug. 22, Pamela Andrews, $100.00; Aug. 24, Ian Bergin, $40.00; Aug. 25, Jean Essery, $40.00; Aug. 26, Gary Dalby, $40.00; Aug. 27, Dot Hocking, $40.00; Aug. 28, John and Joyce Myers, $40.00; Aug. 29, Ron Forrest, $100.00, Aug. 31, Jack and Sandy Franssen $40.00. Bowmanville Men's Town League Hockey Registration (Contact Hockey) All players interested, please call Grant Brock at 623-4342 (after 6:00 p.m.) or Dave Wright at 623-2964 (after 6:00 p.m.) Newcastle Town League REGISTRATION Sunday, September 6th and Sunday, September 13th from 12:00 noon to 4:00 p.m. at Newcastle Arena $240.00 (paid at time of registration) All games played on Sunday evenings. First games played on October 4th. I Newcastle Skating Club 1998-99 Registration at the Newcastle Arena Sat., September 12 10 a.m. -12 noon Wed., September 16 ... 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. Fri., September 18 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. Mon., September 21... 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. Kidskate J - 5 years old 10 week session $75.00 Canskate 5 years and older 1 day .$ 150.00 2 day $235.00 Intermediate 31/2 hrs. week $375.00 Senior the price is for full membership $460.00 There will be 1,2,3 day partial memberships available. Ice Breakers Adult Skate 10 week session $80.00 IVc will he operating two Kidskate and lee Breaker sessions this year. The JirsI will begin in October and the second will begin in January '99. The Canskate sessions will begin the JirsI week of October and ran till the end of March '99. The Senior (Util Intermediate will begin tlw week of Sept. Nth, Applications for coaches now being accepted. Submit rosumûs lo Newcastle Skating Club 103 Caroline Si. VV,, Newcastle LIB 1 HI For further information call Dawn 987-3719 <j| or Debbie 623-3741 0 j, R |ft Don't forget our Golf Tournev Sept. 7lh. For further information contact Bob Holmes 987-7219 or Herman V'alckx 786-2115 J FIGURE SKATING REGISTRATION * BOWMANVILLE F.S.C. NEW ICE PAD ■ NEW PROGRAMS!! REGISTRATION will be at 6:00 p.m. on Monday, September, 14th, 1998 and Wednesday, September 16th, 1998 at Garnet B. Rickard Arena, corner Highway ft2 and Martin Rd„ Bowmanville GROUP PROGRAMS SANCTIONED BY C.F.S.A. - TAUGHT BY PRO-COACHES CANSKATE: Entry level beginners (4yrs. & up) - 1x45 min. session per week October to March - Four Sessions to choose from - $150 for season + $50 REFUNDABLE Fundraising Fee per family. POWERSKATING: Not a learn to skate program and not recommended for 5 yrs. and under. MUST wear FULL hockey uniform (no sticks), 1x55 min. session per week - SUNDAY at 6:00 a.m. - October to December $75 lor season + $50 REFUNDABLE Fundraising Fee per family. ADULT CANSKATE: Great exercise! Learn to skale or improve your skills, 1x45 min, session per week - THURSDAY at 9:35 p.m. - October lo March $175 for season + $50 REFUNDABLE Fundraising Fee per family. We also have room available on our JUNIOR TEST STREAM AND INTERMEDIATE SESSIONS and FULL OR PARTIAL MEMBERSHIPS ON OUR SENIOR SESSIONS. For more info call Ann Monaghan The Clarington Fire Department Golf Committee wishes to thank the following sponsors for their support and helping to make our 11th annual golf tournament a success. American Sensors A & P Beaver Lumber BlockBuster, Courtice Bow and Fiddle Blue Circle Brine Lacrosse International Cigas Cineplex Odeon Cowan Pontiac Buick Clarington Driving Range Clarington Fire Dept. Clarington Fire Fighters Ass. 31 '7S&-U. Dari Dream Dorn's Auto Parts / z East Side Mario's Espresso Legato Goodyear Halenda's Hoopers Jewellers J & J Locksmith Labatt's - Seagrams Lange's Photo M & M Meats Mr. Submarine Newcastle Golf Course Norm's Deli Pine Ridge Automotive Pizza Pizza Rockett Lumber Roy Nichols Motors Shopper's Drug Mart Skylight Donuts Sports Shop Swiss Chalet/Harvey's Subway Tim Horton's TJ's Roadhouse Van Belle Florist Video King Vision Advantage Winchester Arms ZeNer's f-M ■ rÇ ? . I