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ee EHH HHH HTT He R25 IE ETS Colin Wiatrzyk placed fourth at the National Bantam Wres- tling Championships held ear- lier this month in Regina, Sas- katchewan. Colin is a Grade 7 student at S.A. Cawker Public School , and is a second year wrestler. There were eight wrestlersin Colin's weight class that were divided into two pools. The first and second finishers in each pool advanced to the medal round. Colin lost his first match to the Ontario champion, and the eventual gold medallist. Colin's second match was against an opponent from Prince Edward Island. Colin went ahead 5-1in points in this match before pin- hing his opponent for the victo- ry. He won his third match by a default. This put Colin into the finals, and pitted him against an oppo- nent from Alberta. Colin was leading 14-3 when an unluck: break caused him to be pinned. and he had to settle for fourth place. He qualified for the Ontarion team, by winning the gold med- al in the Durham Region finals, and the silver at the Provincial championships. He described his experience at the nationals as "scary", but he thinks he did well. "I didn't really think I would make it that far. It was a lot of fun, and I learned a lot from watchingothers," he said. Colin stated he began wres- tling because everyone else was. He was actively involved in karate, and soccer at the time, but has since given both up toconcentrate on wrestling. Colin also said he will contin- ue with wrestling next year, and carry on throughout high school. "Hopefully I will go (to the Nationals) again next year," he said. If he doesn't, his coach, Rob- ert Byers said it wouldn't be for Er _--_ Toe i i alack of trying. Mr. Byers stated that Colin worked hard, and when he was taught a move, he not only used itin practice, but tried it during amatch. "He is very coachable, he lis- tens, and puts what he learns to use. He thinks about what he has been taught, and tries to improve upon it himself," he said. He added that Colin definite- ly has a lot of potential for a wrestling future. The Nationals were a three- day event that took place from May3-6. His trip was sponsored by the S.A. Cawker Advisory Committee, the Rotary Club of Port Perry, the Kinsmen Club of Port Perry, and S.A. Cawker Public School. He also received support, and invaluable point- ers from Ted Jensen, wrestling coach at Port Perry High School. Snowmobile season came to an official close Sunday I guess our season has now of- ficially come to a close. Sunday, May 5th was the last scheduled meeting of our calendar and the newly elected executive official- ly took their places. The following is a list of our officers for the '90-'01 season as elected at the meeting in April. President - Jim Adams. Vice- President - Gerry Martin. Secretary - Carol Adams. Treasurer - Bill Harper. Member- ship - Shay Harper. Social Direc- tor - Marion Lee. Publicity - Gwen Luke. Trails: Preparation & Maintenance - Bruce Stauffer and Peter Booth; Property & Signing - Bob Farmer; Grooming - Ralph Lee. Head Trail Warden - Peter Draband. C.0.R.S.A. reps - Mike Baker and Larry Davidson. Trail permit Co-ordinators - Ross Steele and Charlie Harper. We wish a warm welcome to new executive Gerry Martin and Peter Draband as well as a fond farewell to year executive member, Bruce Luke. Several club members attend- ed the recently held Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs convention held in Sudbury, On- tario. The 3 day convention is a chance for Ontario snowmobilers toreview the past and take a look at what may be in store for the future. Two of our members, Bill Harper and Charlie Harper, were honoured with a presentation for their 14 years as Driver Training instructors. Seems "almost im- possible that Bill and Charlie have been training young, future snowmobilers safe handling of their machines for 14 long years. Now that's what I call dedication! We, your club, also add our con- gratulations to your efforts. The new executive will soon'be draw- ing up a calendar for the next year and would appreciate any in- put, so give any executive a call. We wish everyone a safe and happy summer. Lawn bowling gets underway May 22nd (weather permitting) at Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club. Bowling takes place on Tues. Wed. and Thurs., evenings, begin- ning at 7 p.m.. Prospective members are Port Perry Ball Hockey action Bandits 1 Raiders 0 The first period of the game was very close with equal scoring opportunities for both teams. The only goal of the game was scored by Rob Murray of the Bandits (sponsored by Van Camp Con- tracting) with some excellent pass combinations by Kevin Long and Sean Bradbury. Although the Raiders (sponsored by Honey's Electric) tried desperately to tie the game but they were unable to. Getting his first shutout of the season was Warren Nicholishen. Gators 7 Woody's 5 Scoring the first two goals of the game was Rob Mason of Woody's (sponsored by Woodrow's Auc- tioneering) with assists to Chris Loughlean, Jim Gregg, and Gary wild. Gator's (sponsored by the Galley) tied the game with goals by Jim Gibbons and Willie Ed- wards, assists going to Karl Durham and Bill Eade. Goal scorers for Woody's were Bill O'Meara, Micheal O'Meara and Gary Wild, with assists from John Stachow, Neil Woodrow, Greg Clark, Dave Cox, and Rich Beckman. Other scorers for the Gators in this shoot out were War- ren Geer, Willie Edwards, Karl Durham, Brad 'Menzies, and Derek Dexter with assists by Brad Menzies (3), John Harman (4), Bill Eade, and Warren Geer. Flames 2 Bad Boys 2 This was a very close game right down to the final minutes. Opening the scoring was Greg Fedyk of the Flames, scoring single handedly. Early in the se- cond period, the Bad Boys' Fred Ianari tied the game with assists bv Len Barker and Duane Bron- son. Greg Fedyk scored his se- cond of the night with assists from Jarett Harman and Paul Beare. Bad Boys tied the game again with a goal by Duane Bronson, assists by Steve Guymer and Luke Savard. Bullets 9 Islanders 0 Scoring the first goal of the game was Steve DeHaas from a great pass by Gary Roulston. Jeff Cockerton of the Bullets received a "hat trick" scoring three times, assists to Gary Roulston, Steve DeHaas (3), Darren Desautels, and Larry Reurekas. Also receiv- ing a "hat trick" was Fred Cockerton, assists to James Hudgins (3), and Dean Stone (3). Steve DeHaas scored his second of the night with Jeff Cockerton assisting. Also scoring for the Bullets was Gregg Williams with a great shot from the blueline. Shutting out the Islanders (spon- . sored by Pineridge Sports) was Larry Reurekas. Local wrestler places fourth at N ationals -Colin Wiatrzyk proudly displays his Team Ontario wres- tiing jacket, and his gold, and silver medals from the Dur- ham' Region, arid Provincial championships. Colin placed fourth at the Nationals that were held in Saskatchewan earl er this month. See story for more details. * Port Perry Lawn Bowling gets underway on May 22 welcome to come out and play - three times with no obligation. Membership fees are $50.00 and you may play 3 or 4 times a week. Starting June 14th, individuals or groups are invited to come on Thurs. evenings for public lawn bowling. Qualified coaches will be available to assist you. The cost ~ is $5.00 per person and will run from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.. The only re- quirement is a pair of Flat, soft soled shoes. } The annual Council-Business Tournament is slated for Sept. 9. More information will follow at a later date. I "TY ~T.-._-- Team Forders Insurance Square Boys Seagrave Bldgs. 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