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-- & "wy 30 -- Bougog Citizen ~ Tuesday, June 31, 1994 Winchester girls totally shut out soccer opponents The Winchester Arms girls played Ajax team U.S.A. at the soccer fields and showed some fine soccer in a 6 - 0 win. Scoring for the Arms Cate Lewis. Lisa Bonser Shauna Gault, Emily Cosway, Sara Cosway and Robin Adderley. The girls took the show on the road to Whitby on Thursday June 9 and compietely dominated the game and allowing the opposition just one shot on goal for the entire game. - Missing five regular players didn': seem to bother thes team as they went to Whitby with win on thes mind. The game featured some outstanding plays. The first was perfectly arched corner kick hy Sara Cosway that found he top left hand corner of the goal. This corner kick goal wae the result of some special coaching by Clive Roape. In"the second half Paula" Reed headed a corner kick taken by Sara for super goal. The girls were in control of this game from start to finish. Other goal scorers were Kim Sproule, Robin Adderley, Lisa Bonser with three and Paula had two more. The score could have been much higher except for many saves made by the Whitby Keeper. In the end the Arms came home with 9-0 win! Well Done! Special! thanks to Mandy akefora trom the U-15 Team who played in this game. Next game will be June 23 in Pickering at 9:00 under the lights. The team has now won three ina TOW. PUBLIC NOTICE | DURHAM TRANSPORTATION - « SYSTEM REVIEW You are cordially invited to participate The Region of Durham in cooperation, with the Ministry of Transportation is involved in a comprehensive update of the Regional Transportation Plan. | {wil guide the urbanization of the Region, complenfent | policies contained in the Region's Official Plan and be | sensitive to issues respecting the social, natural and | economic environment. Futhermore the study will support [the process whereby Regional transportation projects |are completec under the Environmental Assessment Act. |The basic premise of the study is that the established | community, environmentai groups and other interest groups |are encouraged to participate early und contirfijally. ~ YOUR INPUT COUNTS! The second Public Meeting to present the progress of the Study and to consider findings and methodology, wili be held at the following time and location: Wednesday, June 22, 1994 7:00 pm Durham College 200C Simcoe St. N. 1st Floor, Classroom C113 - Oshawa, Ont. -- ENQUIRIES ARE WELCOME. For your convenience a list 3f names is provided below: Tony Prevedel--Durham Works Department-- 668-7721 Harold Dalkie -- Durham Planning Department--728-7731 Doug Allingham- Totten Sims Hubicki Associates (Consultants) --668---9363 Written comments or submissions can also be made at anytime during the course of the Durham Transportation System Review which is expected to be completed by August 1994. Please contact us at: Durham Transportation System Review Mr. Tony Prevedel Regional Municipality of Durham Works Department, P.O. Box 623 | Whitby, Ontario L1N 6A3 | V.A. Silgailis, P. Eng. Commissioner of Works The first annual mixed sio-pitch tournament hosted by Winchester Arms Hawks was held in Seagrave over the weekend with 10 teams In the competition. In the A final Don Cherry's defeated the Short Farms Timberwolves. Members of the winning team front from left Greg Borchuk, Paul Fegan, Kevin Fegan, John Powers, Erik Noteboom, and Allison Kent. In the back Sylvian Courtuse, Cindy Kilbride, Jim Thorington, Yvonne White, Bev Chase, Connie Tomlinson and Bonnie Hatten. In the B division final game the Red Dogs scored three In the bottom of the 7th for a 5-4 win over "the other team." Front left Ken DeJong, Bob Barron, Zoltan Domik, Norm Gawiey, Rob Smith. Back from left, Lorl Rodger, Jan Towns, Sharron Domlk, Jennifer Malcolm, Tim Brooks, Dawn Smith. Not present Erin Porter. In the very front are Julle-Ann Domlk, Brittany Smith and-Derek Domlik. Midget Angels in a rout The Scugog Midget Angels handed the Whitby Hawks a 12- 5 defeat last Thursday night in Whitby. The Angels were led by Stacie Jenkins who drove home seven runs while hitting safely in her three trips to the plate. Michelle Scott homered to put the Angels up 3-0, but Whitby rallied on a walk, three singles and home run to take a 5-3 lead after three innings. The Angels erupted for four rung in the 4th as Stacie Jenkins homered with the bases loaded. Laurie Dudgeon and Tracy Wrightman each had three hijts in the winning cause and Michelle Scott was two for four. 3 at Stables for the . month of June STABLES AT CREYSTONE RESTAURANT SHIRETY RD. LOBSTER MONTH DON'T FORGET Sunday Brunch from 11 to 3 at Stables OPEN EVENINGS for DINNER 5PMto 11 PM OPEN SUNDAYS 11 AM to 9 PM; TUESDAYS DINNER THEATRE Closed Mondays PORT PT RRY 985-1598 are not y, but it's always nice to know you're coming. - The Angels continued their winning ways on home turf Sunday night as they pounded Oshawa Royals 15-4. Oshawa opened the scoring in their half of the first, before the Angels struck for four in their half of the inning. Sara Cain led off with a walk, followed by singles by Dudgeon and Wrightman, and Michelle Scott drove home two with a single. Robin Adamson then singled home Scott. Royals scored runs in the second and third innings while holding Angels off the board. But Angels added six in the bottom of the 5th and one more more in the 6th. Dudgeon and Wrightman went 4 for 6 at the plate in this one while Adamson and Scott were 3 for 4. Cain had two singles and walk, Jennifer £ngun, Kim Poppleton and Julie Ball had singles. Robin gave up 11 hits to to get the victory orfthe mound." In Ancaster over the weekend, the Midget Angels lost 6-1 to Thorold, and 6-0 to Haldimand Juniors. But they bounced back with a 4-3 win over Markham Juniors as Nikki Christie went two for three, including a triple, with an RBI.