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! l Aerobathon Raises Funds For Cancer Research On Saturday, June 26th, 65 energetic people were brought together to exercise and raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society. The aerobics were led by Certified Fitness Instructor, Lesli McAree, owner of Stress- Les Aromatherapy Studio in Bowmanville. Kickboxercise was led by Sensi Carl Stedmond. The Stress-Les Aerobathon '99 raised over $4,000 for the Cancer Society. The Aerobathon was in memory of local resident, Penny Day, who recently passed away from cancer. The picture below shows the winners of the many door prizes. Also shown is Lesli McAree, organizer of the event, as she leads the exercises. The fund-raiser took place at Dr. Ross Tilley School, in Bowmanville. Still No Losses for Green Gael Squad Dave Edgar says no one had any idea just how successful the Clarington Green Gaels would be this season. "We expected we'd have a good year and be successful," says the head coach. "I don't know whether even the Green Gaels could be arrogant enough to have thought of an undefeated season." season." ' Going into last night's final game of the regular season, the Ontario Lacrosse Association Junior B team's record was as yet unblemished. Results of last night's game against Huntsville were not known at The Statesman's press time. Sunday, the Gaels blew past Mimico 16-3. Kirk Kirner led Clarington with five goals. Other scorers scorers included Joel Johnson, Saul Rocheleau, Bryan Power, Kevin Taylor, David Stabille, Steven Hoar, Phil Greenen, Ryan Unwin, and Brett Pakosta. The Gaels will face Mimico again Friday night at the Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex in Bowmanville. This will be the first game of the playoffs. playoffs. The first round consists of a home- and-home round robin series with Scarborough and Mimico. Tuesday, the Green Gaels travel to Scarborough, with Scarborough heading to Clarington on July 16. The series Buster's Annual Pig Roast Sat. z July 10th Doors open at 11 a.m. Horseshoes at 1 p.m. Lots of prizes EVERYONE WELCOME! Buster's Roadhouse & Tavern 45 King St. W., Newcastle 987-4442 Vcid.S\OI f* llockf.v SUMNER PROGRAMS JULY ■ AUGUST Garnet B. Rickard Arena, Bowmanville • Defense/Body Contact • Rookies/Squirts • Pre-try out Camp • Power Skating (A, AA, AAA) • Hockey Skills • Full Day Camp • Goalie Camp SEPTEMBER Newcastle Village Arena * Defense/Body Contact • Power Skating iiiV-Camp .. For Brochure call: (905) 983-9994 Um/ted Space Available " . Send Your Sports Reports to Brad Kelly The Canadian Statesman 62 King St. W. Bowmanville Ontario L1C3K9 or Phone 623-3303 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, July 7, 1999 Page 7 Sports Scores and Standings Wrap-Up 'Standings For Courtice Parks Softball Girls Team W L T Novice Hampton 10 0 0 Tyrone 1 5 0 Miller Fluid 1 6 0 Ozimek Industries 5 2 0 Toronto Dominion Bank 1 5 0 Pec Wee Orono 1 16 0 Orono 2 3 4 0 Tyrone 240 MacDonald Plumbing 6 1 0 Tak Master 3 4 0 Crayon Industries 5 1 0 Bantam Orono 1 070 Orono 2 4 0 1 Lange's Photo 4 1 1 Tak Master 3 3 0 Courtice Cougars 2 4 0 Bowmanville Kinsmen 2 3 0 Solina 1 5 11 Solina2 2 3 1 Clarington Girls' Slo Pitch League (Standings As of July 1) Novice Team GP W L T P Snips Sluggers 6 6 0 0 1 Deighton and Assoc. 4 2 2 0 4 Kool Ent. 6 2 4 0 4 Bantam Hanc's Two Hancock Freedom 55 Horner's Swim With Gills Hoopers Trophies Gerrits and Sons Cactus Clothing Bow. Glass Hnnds In Motion AKA Bow. Sports Wild Things Bottom Line Hot Tamales Black's Water Supply Don Cherry's Exit Realty Lisa's Locks Survivors Clarington Ladies Slo Pitch (Week Ending July 1) Pts. 20 18 18 18 14 10 10 9 8 6 4 3 2 Darlington Men's Recreational Soccer League Results of games played for the week ending July 2nd, 1999 Bowmanville 4, Hampton 1 Orono 6 Courtice 1 Newcastle 1 Solina 2 Tyrone 4 Maple Grove 0 Courtice 1 Bowmanville 10 Hampton 6 Maple Grove 0 Solina 1 Tyrone 5 Walters, Diz„ Ferg., 6 2 4 0 4 P W T L GF GA Pts, Solina 13 9 1 3 33 25 28 Pee Wee Tyrone 13 8 2 3 35 23 26 Mikes Place 6 5 1 0 10 Bowmanville 11 8 1 2 48 11 25 Elmark 7 5 2 0 10 Orono 11 6 0 5 26 13 18 Hanc's Fries 5 3 2 0 6 Hampton 13 6 3 4 36 26 21 Pet Connection 6 2 4 0 4 Newcastle 11 4 1 6 24 32 13 Mighty Dollar 6 0 6 0 0 Courrtice 13 2 0 11 34 65 6 Maple Grove 11 1 0 10 7 50 3 Midget Bob's Towing Vincent Murphy Coopers Fuelers Dy-Tech Mr. Sub Henderson's Legion Br. 178 Lange Photo Upcoming Games Wednesday, July 7th Bowmanville vs. Newcastle, 9:00 p.m Hydro Tyrone vs. Courtice, 7:00 p.m. Tyrone Maple Grove vs. Orono, 7:00 p.m. Hydro Friday, July 9, Clarington Shield, 7:00 p.m. Hydro Saturday, July 10, Tournament, 9:00 a.m. Hydro Monday, July 12, Newcastle vs. Tyrone, 9:00 p.m. Hydro Orono vs. Bowmanville, 7:00 p.m. Orono Hampton vs. Courtice, 7:00 p.m. Hampton wraps up July 17th in Mimico. All games begin at 8 p.m. Edgar says he's optimistic heading into the play-offs. "Scarborough always gives us a tougher game., than they should," he admits, adding his experienced line-up knows what they have to do to be in a position to repeat last year's Founders Cup victory. "I think the only team that can beat us is. ourselves... we know what needs to be done," he says. "It's been fun so far," adds the coach. Junior Tennis Day Camp in Bowmanville The Bowmanville Tennis Club is again holding its Junior Tennis Day Camp. It will be held during the week of July 12 to July 16th. There will be two age groups (coed) (coed) with a limit of sixteen children in each age group. The morning session is for children aged 8-10 and will run from 9 a.m. to noon, Monday to Friday. The afternoon session is for children children aged 11-13 and will run from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., Monday to Friday. Sessions are held at the Bowmanville Tennis Club on Beech Avenue (next to the Clarington Older Adult Association building). The Camp is open to children who have never played tennis, as well as those who have already been introduced to the game. Participants do not need to be members of the Bowmanville Tennis Club. Registration Fee is $65.00 per child, The fee includes the cost of instruction, court time, refreshments, practice balls and a t-shirt for each child. Children must have their own racquets and non -marking sports shoes. To register, or for more information, information, please call Dorothy at 623-4732. WELCOME TO BOWMANVILLE -- Garry Minnie, President of the East Durham Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society, greeted cyclists with the Gail Perks Memorial Bike Tour at Rotary Park on Thursday, July 1. The cyclists rode from Pickering to Kingston to raise money for cancer research. Riding for Cancer Research It was hot and muggy on Canada Day, but that didn't stop about 20 cyclists making their way from Pickering to Kingston to raise money for Cancer Research. Rest Stop in Rotary Park The riders, who were with the third annual Gail Perks Memorial Bike Tour, came through Bowmanville in the morning, making a rest stop at Rotary Park. Organizer Kilby Perks, who started the ride after his daughter- in-law passed away, says the ride keeps getting stronger every year. "We raised $6,200 last year and this year we're hoping for $10,000," he said. Bound for Kingston The group rode 300 kilometers over three days, stopping in Port Hope and then Picton before riding into Kingston. "I started this with my brother-in- law and son-in-law and each year we get more and more people participating," participating," said Perks. "We're up to 20 people people and the original group has stayed intact. 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