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Bcugog Cllizen -- Tuesday, October 6, 1903 -- 23 _da Cartwright already planning new baseball season The annual meeting for Cartwright Minor Ball will be held on October 19 at 8:00 p.m in the Town Hall in Blackstock The meeting will feature the election of a new executive for the next ball season. This past year was particularly eventful for the association Registrations increased over 20%, with 21 teams participating in T-ball, softball, hardball and one "rep" team. This was a year of firsts, and the results were most encouraging. The T-Ball division was a first for the league, with a total of three equipped and coached teams taking the field and competing over a 10 game schedule plus year-end tournament. Hardball was re-introduced to the area for the first time in many years House league softball players were able to participate in three "pick-up" hardball divisions, complete with new equipment, additional practices and some Over-100 drivers charged Over 100 drivers found out first hand on Saturday what "Project Impact" in all about Durham Police in 26 Division laid 105 seat belt charges after checking 336 vehicles in a one- day "blitz" that is part of a nation-wide seat belt awareness program called "Project Impact." And 26 Division Inspector Ross Smith said the seat-belt crackdown will "get priority" for the remainder of the week. Project Impact is designed to do two things: make the public aware that buckling up saves lives and prevents injuries. And it can also save $78 for anyone charged with not wearing a seat belt. Studies have shown that the compliance rate in the country for peat belt use is about 74 per TV violence petition Last week this paper told the story of a 13 year old Quebec girl, Virginie Lariviere, whose 11 year old sister was murdered. Virginie has organized a cross- country petition to reduce violence in entertainment. The Christian Resource Centre, 63 King Street East, Oshawa, L1H 1B4, is promoting Virginie's campaign and is enlisting the support of Oshawa and surrounding area. Man on first, nobody out. Line drive right at the shortstop. Sly, little gold glover drops the ball on purpose, picks the ball off the ground, fires over to second baseman standing on second, forcing runner from first. Second baseman then throws over to first in plenty of time to get batter. Double All of us can help by writing to the Prime Minister (postage free) as well as signing the petition requesting the government to gradually reduce displays of violence in the media. 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There continues to be interest expressed in terms of the continuation of the "rep" ball program in the ney year, and the T-Ball program was an obvious success. If this past year was any indication, there |s the likelihood of even more players in the future. 'The meeting on October 19 will include the year end report by members of the outgoing executive. Members of the community at large are encouraged to come and hear details on the season, as well as give feedback to the executive for the future. The final order of business will be the nomination of people for the next executive, followed by the election itself The positions on the executive include chairperson, Vice Chair, Secretary, Treasurer plus § additional executive members Current members suggest the commitment of time to be about 2 hours per week, on average, over a twelve month period. Anyone seeking further information is encouraged to call Ron Martyn at 986-5052 Nestleton C Division Champs The C division winner of the Nestieton Lob-ball League was Dave's Contracting who defeated Nestleton Country Store 12-3 a week ago Sunday. From left: Rick Hawes, Ron Short, Kevin Grieve, Ds i le Bet toe ne Herb Vine, Mark Jeffrey, Mike Linnington, Archer, Steve Hawes, Dave Green, Erin Prescott. Not present: Larry Claridge. "play by play." Local sports is just one of the reasons why more people choose CKLY over the many stations that come into our market.* CKLY offers in-depth coverage of local sports. From hockey to baseball, football to ball hockey, Kevin Huestis has scores, interviews, insights, and the most complete and current coverage on the air. Tune in for live Lindsay Bears Be A Part of the Informed Majority! CELY SOURCE: FALL 9) RAM