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SOCCER NWS Celebrated His First Birthday The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 6,1983 7 BYDICKBUDEL Results from last week's soccer action: < June 28 - Mosquitos - Orono 10 - Town Sports 2. For Orono - Ted Gaudet (one), Laurens Kaldeway (two), Robie Vereeker (four), Terry Eames (one), Troy Pollitt (one). Newcastle - Marty Conners and Marc Jackson. Port of Newcastle 8 - Mary Brown's (Bowmanville) 2. For Newcastle - Jeff Koopmans (four), Jason Carroll (two), Mike Vandenberg (one), Jan Vanderheyden (one). Mary Brown's - not reported. June 29 - Atoms. K of C 12 - Lange's Photo Labs (Bowmanville) (Bowmanville) 1. Newcastle scorers - Tyler Gibson (one), Ricky Dejong (one), Ricky Burns (four), Brian Buma (one), Gord Sikma (one), Dennis Ricard (two), Ken Sayeau (two). Bowmanville scorers - Chris Browning. Kraco Contracting 3 - Hampton Hampton 0. Newcastle scorers - Johny Rogerson (two), Chris McSweeney (one). Shut-out to Jason Derrick. Pee Wees. Virtue Fuels 2 - Hubbard's Heroes (Bowm.) 2. Newcastle scorers - Ricky Pierik and Scott Rekker. Bowmanville scorers not reported. June 30 - Sqiurt8. K of C 1,7- Roy Nichols (Bowm.) 0. New castle scorers - Jeff Pearce (four), Dale Foster (two), Derek Anderson (one). K of C II, 0 - J 4 J Sharpening (Bowm.) 1. Bowmanville scorer Jeff Bryant. As I am going away for three weeks here is the schedule schedule for July: July 5 - Mosquitos. Town Sports at Orono, Port of Newcastle Newcastle at home to Hoopers. July 6 - Atoms. K of C at home to Orono I, Kraco Contracting Contracting at Orono II. July 7 - Squirts. K of C I at home to Orono II, K of C II at Orono I. July 8 - Mosquito. Port of Newcastle vs. Rovers at Cour- tice High. July 11 - Pee Wees. Virtue Fuels at home to Bowmanville. Bowmanville. July 12 - Mosquitos. Town Sports at Hampton, Port of Newcastle at home to Tyrone. July 13 - Atoms. K of C vs. D & R at Waverley, Kraco Contracting Contracting at home to Rangers. July 14 - Squirts. K of C I vs. Rice Construction at Courtice High. July 18 - Pee Wee. Virtue Fuels at home to Orono. July 19 - Mosquito. Town Sports at home to Rovers. July 20 - Atoms. K of C vs.. Marketplan at Waverley, Kraco Contracting at home to Wolves. July 21 - Squirts. K of C I vs. Rovers at Waverley, K of C II at home to Toy Box. July 25 - Pee Wee. Virtue Fuels at home to Tyrone. July 26 - Mosquito. Town Sports at Orono, Port of Newcastle Newcastle at home to Mary Brown's. July 27 - Atom. K of C vs. Marketplan at Courtice High, Kraco Contracting at home to Wolves. July 28 - Squirt. K of C I at home to Roy Nichols, K of C II vs. J & J at Waverley. August 1 - Pee Wee. Virtue Fuels at home to Bowmanville. Bowmanville. August 2 - Mosquito. Port of Newcastle at home to Hampton. Hampton. August 3 - Atom. K of C vs. Lange's at Pine Ridge, Kraco Contracting at home to Hampton. Hampton. August 4 - Squirts. K of C I at Orono II, K of C II at home to Orono I. August 5 - Mosquito. Port of Newcastle vs. Hooper's at Courtice High. Pee Wee. Virtue Fuels at Orono. That is the end of the regular regular season and the double knock-out playoffs commence the week of August 8th, and should be finished before school starts. Dakin's Squad Finally Wins One In Foresters' Softball League Hi! My name is Kyle, first son of Bruce and Pam Welsh. It was my first birthday on June 8,1983. Proud grandparents are Bob and Nancy Mackay and Doris and the late Jack Welsh. Hampton Soccer News By Don Dakin It took two extra innings and a lot of tense moments, but Milt Dakin's team finally finally won a game in the Canadian Foresters Softball League. With Dakin and Buchanan tied at 14 in the bottom of the ninth and Dale Bubar on second with two out, Randy Pollard hit a high line drive down first. Scott Yeo made a good play and almost caught the hit, but it made it through for a single. The throw to the plate couldn't be held onto and Dale scored giving Dakin their first win in five games. Dakin's offence was led by Gord Langley who went three for four with five RBI's and by manager Milt Dakin who went three for six with a double and four RBI's. Dale Bubar went one for two. The defensive star of the game was Buchanan's third baseman, Cliff Banks, who made seven putouts. The offensive stars for Buchanan were Dave Magee, who went two for four with a triple and two RBI's and Scott Yeo and Chris Courneyea who both went two for five with two RBI's. Chris also had a double. double. Cliff Banks and Scott Zealand both had a double with three RBI's. The thing that really showed in this game, though, was the sportsmanship sportsmanship shown. Even with the game so close, making tension tension high, both teams were having a good time. After it was over they were all still laughing. It looked like everyone was out to have a good time and it seems everyone did. The other game played on Sunday wasn't even close. Magee's pitchers had trouble from the 3rd inning on and Magee lost 35 to 11. Truax's offence was led by just about everyone who went to the plate. Manager Rick Truax went five for six with six RBI's. Frank Pet- rousky went three for three with two RBI's while Steve Hall and Larry Little both went two for three with five RBI's. Rick Truax pitched four innings and only gave up one earned run. Magee's offense was led by Dan Kennedy Kennedy Who went two for three with two RBI's and by Alvin Yeo who went one for one with two RBI's. George Tre- jbal went one for two with a double and three RBI's while Keith Lee went one for two with a double and one RBI. The next games will be played on Sun.day.July 10th at Lord Elgin Park at 1:30 p.m. It will be Jones Truax and Buchanan Magee. vs. vs. Brooking Transport Early Leaders In Town League Softball Schedule TUESDAY, JUNE28th Brooking Transport defeated defeated Kramp's Furniture to the tune of 10 - 2, exploding for six runs in the fifth inning. Dave Refuse picked up his 3rd win, fanning 12 batters and scattering scattering four hits. Dennis Bickle allowed 12 hits for the loss. C. Crossen, M. Burgess, G. Triantifilou had two hits with D. Hermer, D. Refuse, K. Hermer, C. Chambers, T. Bellamy and J. Rvthorchuk collected one each for Brooking. Brooking. Hitting for Kramps, N. Caruana with two, J. Burns and D. Bickle with one each. N. Caruana and D. Bickle had . home runs for Kramps and J. Ryhorchuck homered for Brooking. In the late contest, Castle Hotel had to defeat Port Darlington Darlington Marina in extra innings innings 3 - 2. Y. Michaud won his fourth game giving up five hits and famming 10. J. Allen suffered suffered his 2nd loss this season, giving up only four hits and striking out 10 Hotelers. R. Willoughby led Castle with three hits and v S. Allen with one. Hitting for Marina were D. McFeeters with two including including a homer, D. Ritchie with two and J. Humenick with one. THURSDAY, JUNE 30th Another close matched game gave the fans something to sit on the edge of their seats as Brooking Transport and Dave Rafuse shut down Castle Hotel 3 - 0. Rafuse picked up his 4th victory against Y. Michaud who suffered his 3rd loss. Rafuse fanned 10 and gavé up only three hits, while Michaud pitched equally as well fanning 10 and scattering six hits. J. Ryhorchuk and K. Hermer had two hits with L. Welles picking up one. For the Hotelers D. McDaniel, N. Lansing and C. Vanstone tagged safeties. The late game had just gotten under way when rain took over. BY J. GARDNER On June 28th, the Mosquitoes Mosquitoes were at home to the Kinsmen Rovers of Bowmanville. Bowmanville. The Bowmanville team gained the lead with two goals and kept up the pressure throughout the evening. As a result, most of the game was defensive play for Hampton. The few offensive plays they had produced only one goal. The final score was 5-1 in favour of Bowmanville. Marvin Rozema, playing left back and Greg Gardner playing playing centre half, deserve mention mention as they both made many good defensive plays and prevented prevented the score from being higher. Hampton's goal was by Paul Hindman, Bowman- ville's goals by Jason Ryan - three, Timothy Powers - one, Mike Ruthard - one. On June 29th, the Atoms also had a home game against, Newcastle II. Both teams were well matched and the first half, after some exciting Summer price freeze to keep your budget Panasonic , Video Recorder Model RV1265K includes... 150 Free Movie Rentals Now Only «99.95 Panasonic Authorized Dealer Bowmanville Audio-Vision 20 King St. West 623-2312 play, ended in no score. The second half resulted in three goals for Newcastle. However, this was not indicative of the play, as most of the action was in Newcastle's half of the field and many shots were made on the Newcastle net. Newcastle's Newcastle's goalkeeper, Jasson Derrick, made some excellent saves and thwarted Hampton's Hampton's every attempt to score. Jason Lyle played goalkeeper for Hampton for the second half. This was his first attempt in this position and he was a little nervous and uncertain. Don't get discouraged Jason, it takes a little time to get the feel of the net. Newcastle goals by Chris McSweeney - one, John Rogerson - two. On June 30th, the Squirts were at home to the Orono team. Hampton dominated this game as well, piling up a total of seven goals, while allowing Orono none. Hampton Hampton goals by Richard Bateman - four, Neil Gerritts - two, Ian Freeburn - one. In five games the Hampton boys have scored 32 goals and have allowed only one goal against. This would indicate that as well as the names seen each week as goal scorers, there is also a strong defence. This week, playing right back - Robby Robbins, left back - Jarrett Aus and centre half - Ryan Delaney. The Squirts remain undefeated. undefeated. On June 30th, as well, the Tykes hosted the Orono Tykes. The final score after an entertaining entertaining game was Orono - five, Hampton - zero. Orono goals by Andrew Burton - two, Peter Kelley - two, Scott Bordun - one. In these games, the score doesn't seem significant as the spectators appreciated the efforts of the children on both teams, and the players enjoy learning in a game situation. It is fun! Ladies Lobb Ball Scores Anonymous 14 - Toms 5. C & C Motors 11 - Kings 8. Venezia 8 - My Apothecary Hairlords' Beauty Stylists Demonstrate Their Skills BY DONNA FAIREY A before-and-after makeover makeover session at Hairlords last week has proved that a person's person's crowning glory has the potential to alter an individual's individual's appearance perhaps more than any other physical feature. A number of volunteer models entered the new downtown downtown hair salon located above Brother's Pizza ready to let master stylists Matthew Sacco and Enzo Chiarello use a free rein on their collective locks. The objective of the session was to promote the shop and 7. King 2 - Venezia 1. Tyrone 14 - C & C Motors 10. G.P. W L R.F.R.A. G.B.L. Brooking Marina Castle Kramps 11 10 11 10 59 57 40 41 34 39 45 79 0 1% 3 r sy 2 Pitching W L I.P. Hits B.B. S.O, Pet. D. Rafuse Brooking 4 1 31 20 5 40 : .800 J. Allin Marina 5 2 49 45 4 56 .714 G. Triantifilou Brooking 3 2 36 33 12 19 .600 Y. Michaud Castle 4 3 49 57 16 54 .571 D. Ritchie Marina 1 2 19 25 13 15 .333 D. Bickle Kramps 2 7 56 95 9 32 .286 J. Ryhorchuk Brooking 0 0 1 1 0 0 .000 D. Watson Castle 0 2 12 10 2 5 .000 at the same time demonstrate just how significantly expert techniques can transform plain tresses into stunning hairstyles. Matthew and Enzo were indeed successful. Cutting, styling and shaping of the models' hair left them looking like entirely different women. Some received perms. The results in several cases were not only dramatic but miraculous. miraculous. The owners of the shop say can achieve any ay they can achieve any" look their patrons desire providing a customer's hair is of sufficient sufficient length to accommodate it. "We will deliver anything from traditional to punk hairstyles," hairstyles," • says co-owner Matthew. He suggested that no single hairstyle presents a challenge which cannot be met at Hairlords. Matthew is banking success on his pre-earned reputation in the community. He is also the proprietor of the Adam and Eve Unisex shop located on Temperance Street for the past several years. Hairlords is a spanking new salon and customers are first greeted at street level with piped music. A total of seven stylists wait upstairs to practise practise their hair wizardry. The shop is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Matthew pointed out that there are a number of opening specials which remain in effect since the official May 17th opening. Hairlords 7 owners say they welcome potential customers into the shop for hair counselling counselling and assessment sessions. They indicated that there is nothing too simple or too way out for them to tackle in terms of ladies' or men's hair styles. Matthew promises any customer the same before- and-after effects as shown in the accompanying photos. SAVE UP TO OFF IN-STOCK VMUPAPER DURING OUR House 4 paint from Moore's Best House Paints S 26. 9S Gallon only Moortone Flat Latex s 14." Gallon See our complete selection of Moortone paints. Moore's Semi-Transparent Wood Stain JUS.M4. 88 Gallon Choose from Redwood - Dark Brown Red Cedar-Cedar ABERNETHY'S Paint and Wallpaper Free Parking at Rear Enter Off Queen St. 55 King St.W. 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