The Sun and the Erie County Independent from Hamburg, New York • Page 7

Thursday, August 19, 1982 The Hamburg Sun Page 7 Golf Tournament To Aid Hospital pearance of Paul Hahn golf's best trick shot artist. His expertise and antics on the green make him the "Minnesota Fats" of golf! Dunlop Sports will be providing an array of prizes, golf balls and several pros to play in the Tournament. A new Ford Motor Co. car will be awarded to any player who gets a hole-in-one on the 11th hole. Gallery tickets are $5 each and will be available beginning Aug.

.1 at Super Duper Markets, area pro shops and the Hospital's Office of Community Relations. For further information call Children's Hospital's Office of Community. Relations at 878-7713. Tennis Program Lists Winners The Town of Hamburg sum Town Playgrounds End '82 Season The Town of Hamburg Recreation Department finished its seventh and final week of playground activities last. Friday, with total attendance for the week 4,823.

Each playground provided various activities, special events and contests for the area children. Lyth Playground held a talent show contest this week on the playground. Danielle Zupkov, who is 4 years old won a first place ribbon for her hoola-hoop act. Second place ribbons "were given to a group called the "Go-Go's." The members of the "Go-Go's" were Ellen and Sue Chorazack, Jennifer DiaPaul, and Karen Kuhl. Two acts tied for 3rd place.

Dan DiaPaul and Chuck Wilkening did a cowboy act. Nicole Zupkov and Julie. DiaPaul were Cheerleaders. Fairway Gardens playground won the South District Championship game on Wednesday, August 11. The team had a four wins and one loss record.

The players consisted of boys and girls between the ages of 12-15 years. Ribbons were awarded The Bethlehem Steel Cor poration's Second Annual CelebrityPro Golf Tournament to benefit The Children's Hospital of Buffalo is scheduled for next Monday (Aug. 23) according to tournament chairman Jerry D. Metcalf, president of S.M. Flickinger Co.

The Bethlehem Management Club's 7,000 yard lakeside course in Hamburg will be the setting for the benefit which last year raised approximately $13,000 for the Hospital Golfers will play with' P.G.A. and L.P.G.A. golf professionals, local pros and area personalities over what is known as one of the region's prettiest and most challenging courses. Highlighting the list of pros slated to tackle the course are the "Old Pro" Sam Snead; Dan Pohl, who finished second in the 1982 Master's Tournament and third in the U.S. Open; Pat Bradley, a leading money-winner on the L.P.G.A.

circuit; as well as P.G.A. Senior Tour members Gene Littler, Julius Boros, Billy Casper, Don January, Gardner Dickinson, Bob Goalby, Lionel Hebert, Art Wall. Miller Barber and Dan Sikes. Also playing will be L.P.G.A. tour members Mary Dwyer, Debbie Austin" and Debbie Massey.

Another highlight of the Tournament will be the ap- Bukaty at Kansas Lori Ann Bukaty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Bukaty of Overlook Dr. attended the orientation sessions at the University of Kansas, at Lawrence, where she is a sophomore. a ill TOURNEY CHAMPIONS This 9-10 year old boys baseball team of the Carnegie Scranton Recreation Association won the recent CSRA sponsored tourney defeating Lackawanna 31-0, Hamburg 3-1 and District 5 by a 6-1 tally.

Members from left front are Ricky Foit, Tim Foley, Brandon Evancho, Ken Meyer and Mark Calveric. In row two in same order are Joey Ernst, Mike Newman, Jeff Smith, Dan Gizzi, Joey Barbie and Andy Rettig. At rear are Coaches Bud Calveric, left and Steve Smith. i NOW ON SALE i i 1 mer tennis program ended this week at the Frontier Senior High courts with the following first place trophy winners and runners up: Girls Division: 9-10 Jennifer Matthews and Kelly Gardner: 11-12 Elizabeth Grinder and Jill Ernst; 13-14 Anr.e Marie Grinder and Stephanie Sanders; Boys Division: 9-10 Kevin Connolly and Shawn Connolly; 11-12 Jeremy Applegate and Rich Ziegelhofer; 13-14 Dave Vullo and Brian Scozzard. In the adult program Mike Probst, Tom O'Dierno, Kay Dickey and Tim Burke all finished as winners and runners up with some very tense and spirited play.

"'m I SOFTBALL VICTORS This 11 and under soft-ball team from Loring Playground won its age-group competition in the North District Softball Tournament sponsored by the Town of Hamburg Recreation Department. In front row from left are Dan Lehrmann, John Vogl. Seated in middle row in same order are Scott Wind, Dan Rosney, Steve Phelps and Eathan Phelps. In top row from left are Tom Wysocki, Dennis DaBolt, John Krause, Eric Snyder and Pat Krause. 1 may relieve itching can be eased with baking soda mixed or witch hazel.

5711 to the following people for their performance during the championship game. They were: Joe and Jim Kevin and Edwin Streety, Missy Leffler, Paul Sass, Kristen Slater, John Hamm, Spors and Tim Eich (coach). Congratulations to the new South District Softball Champs. Hoover Beach playground held a Pet Show. The most talented animal was a parrot named Rocky who could whistle.

He belongs to Mark Schuster. Andy Schultz's dog "Nellie" was the dog that could do the best tricks. Vince Caggiono brought two rabbits named and "Chocolate Chip" who won a ribbon for the cutest pets. Birchwood held a bicycle decorating Participants decorated their bicycles and rode them around the playground while the judging took place. The winners of the contest were: 1st place went to Michelle Russo who decorated her bike in green St.

Patrick's Day decorations and also dressed herself in green. 2nd place went to Christopher Stranz who made his bike into a fire engine with tyro foam ladders on each side, and 3rd place went to Lynette Russo who put flowers all over her bike. Mohr Scores Eagle In Golf Tourney Joan Mohr scored an eagle on the 3rd hole, a 425 yard Par 5, by chipping in 65 feet away on her 3rd shot in the recent low gross, low net tourney of the Hamburg Women's Golf Club at the Town Links. Low gross winners were: Class Kathy O'Connor: Class Linda DeKay, Nancy Beuttner, Mary Giles: Class C. Bev Findley: Class Joanne Eckman and Dolores Weber.

Low net winners were: Class Maryann McGuir; Class B. Linda Owen; Class Jan Fierle and Class Jean Ganey. Horse Show Aids Child Rehab Center A "Funfest II" to benefit Children's Rehabilitation Center will be held Aug. 29th at, the Erie County Fairgrounds sponsored by the Troika Half-Arabian Horse Association, Inc. The gate donation of $1.00 will go-directly to Children's Rehab Satellite Telethon for 1983, last year the event raised $200.

Funfest II is a Half-Arab, Purebred and All Breed Horse Show. For information call Estelle Castle at 652-6944. "Lies are usually caused by undue fear of men." Hasidic Saying wet bar soap Painful stings cornstarch or lemon juice Rubbing with insect bites, a paste of "with vinegar. Eden Cage Program Ends '82 Season The Eden Summer Recreation Basketball program wound down its regular season play last week with standings identical in the National and American Divisions ranging from 5-0 to 0-5. In the National Division the.

losers won their first game of the season 39 to 35 over "the Delinquents. Brian Hughes got 25 points and Colin Campbell 14. John Gluszak 12 and Jon Hubert 11 led the Delinquents. The Gunners finished the season undefeated as they crushed the Brock's 50 to 21. Mike Orth's 13 and John Iaw-ton's 11 led the way.

Dale Soverign had 10 for Brock's. Eddie's Crew led by Chris Schwanz with 18. Dave Maryniak 16. Dana Porter 12 and Larry Schwanz 10 stopped the Hoopsters 63 to 38. Rich Casliglia 20 and Chris Swialek 10 were high for the Hoopsters.

Final Standing! 5-0 4-1 3-2 2-3 1-4 0-5 (jowanda Gunners Eddie's Crew Brock's Hoopsters Losers Delinquents In American Division play the Fighting Irish won their first game in 2 years by edging the Ecko-4 35 to 33. Charles Desmond had 10 points and Ecko-4 Mike Brant had 20. In the battle for first place the J.C.'s got 14 points from Skip Summer and edged the Don 45 to 40. Mark Ermi got 12 and Don Hartman 10 for the 4 1 Don's. The Chick's gained 3rd place as they stopped the Bear's 69 to 52.

The leagues top scorer. Rich Cerne had 26 points for the Bear 8, but Chick's got 17 from Don Grundtisch, 15 from Norm Michael and 12 from Roman Catalino to gain the win. Final Standings 5 4 3 2 J.C.'s Don's Chick's Bear's Fighting Irish Ecko-4 1-4 0-5 SUPPORT LIONS CONCRETE WORK, REMULtLiNG, ADDITIONS, EMERGENCY ENCLOSURES DAIJCAPPOLA GENERAL CONSTRUCTION 3545 SOUTH CREEK ROAD, HAMBURG, N.Y. 14075 649 For back-to-school savings you can't afford to miss, it's Hanes underwear. Now's the time to stock up for both father and son with Hanes soft, absorbent, all -cotton underwear.

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