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, May 18, 1993 yo TE -- Scugog Citizen -- Tu d Crestwood G.C. Ladies Scramble There were 36 golfers in the Ladies Opening Scramble at Crestwood Golf Club and they had a most enjoyable day, as playing conditions were nearly @ perfect under warm sunny skies. The ladies &o ed a delicious lunch and then ® the general meeting which followed, These members of the Novice Eaglettes Ringette team received medals from the Port Perry Kinsmen for their great participation in the Kin Skate-a-thon held in March. It was tiie Kinsmen Club's way of saying thanks for their efforts. The Skate-a-thon raised $1500, and a portion was turned over to ringette. The girls are from left Alaina Davis, Stacy Cunningham, Kristen Waller, Jill Pashley and Jackie Pashley. In the back are Kin members Steve Cunningham and Mike Duck. Win for Perfect Heating by Judy MacSween As convenor I would like to welcome all coaches and players to the Youth Boys 1993 Minor Softball season. We will be playing every Tuesday at S.A. Cawker and Greenbank diamonds between 6:30 and 8:00. Coaches are Gord Bird for Port Perry Auto Glass, Wayne Smith for Pineridge Spi Brian Langford for Lake Scugog Lumber and Judy MacSween for Perfect Heating Co. Ltd.. Umpires are Todd Smart at S.A. Cawker and Bob Jamieson at Greenbank. There were only 41 players registered in Port Perry who were born between 1979 and 1982 whith is an age difference but in order for the boys to play ball it was necessary to combine them. Greenbank has 13 players born between 1980 and 1982. The first game of the season was held May 11 in Greenbank where Perfect Heating hosted a game against Port Perry Auto Glass. Both teams played excellent baseball even though they only had one practice. Perfect Heating managed to come up Players Free Port Perry Minor Hockey 3rd Annual AWARDS BANQU ' "KEEP IT SIMPL _ Saturday, May 29th, 1993 - 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM AT SCUGOG ARENA . Advanced Tickets.Available at Pineridge Sports or at the Door. "Special Guests, Door Prizes, Entertainment, Family Fun® NOTE : Please return Skybox Ticket Stubs to an Executive Member ASAP. $10.00 per Family 25! ES o Anniversary Ganoe the Nonauen || No JUNE 5th, 1993 10 AM Nonquon Triton SUN., JUNE 6th, 1993 Classes available for ALL Levels of Participation. GREAT PRIZES ... Support Your Local Museum Info : 985-7014 or 985-9250 LOTS OF FUN! with the win. All-stars for Perfect Heating were Joel Thomson, Matt Sturgess and Clayton Brown who all did a fine job on the mound, Travis MacSween who played his first competitive game and did great on any position. Port Perry Auto Glass had Eric Bird and Steven Doan several presentations were made. Betty Russell received a CLGA pin and Anna Reynolds the president's trophy from the 1992 season. " A discussion on handicap was Joyce Day and all golfers will benefit from this. First place scramble winners were Kay Leonard, Joyce Day, Marg Thibert and Pat hes + Timg throw some- while Steven Hartrick play as well on the infield as did on the outfield making some good cdtches and Blayne Kinnunen who while playing his first competitive ball game hit 2 for 2 and played a goed defensive ball game. ~ Tied for second were Betty "Russell, Iona Pollard, itta "Willis, Audrey Middle nd Jane Wfay, Ruth Greene, Joyce -Edwards, Anna Reynolds. The 50/50 winner was Shirley Brown, and Betty Mark was the winner of the Derbyshire Arms Pub gift certificate. ANNUAL at the Kinsmen Hall (Scout Hall) Simcoe Street, Port Perry SUNDAY, MAY 30th - 7 PM AGENDA : ' Ny PLEASE NOTE : Reports re the 82/83 Season That proposals to change General Business constitution must be in the Proposals to change constitution «hands of Grant Laird 14 Election of Officers for 93/84 days prior to the meeting. = PLAN TO ATTEND - ) " . Sh $80 w/o membership at th x FIRST COME F $65 with P.P.T.C. membership Qualified Instructors REGISTRATION May 26 & 27 7:00pm - 9:00pm. _ Port Perry Tennis Courts for more info. call Jeff Murray at 985-9855 ' Mon - Fri, July 12 - 30 IRST SERVE ted by" On thes en's side, here are some results from from the May 11 league play. Wilf Worr won the Grant Morgan Re/Max prize for closest to the pin on the second hole. Rick House was the winner of the Hidden hole séore. Happy team winners were D. Towns, B. Matthews, S. Foster, Betty Mark (left) receives gift certificate from Crestwood Ladies president Marj Preston. A. Greene. The second place team was J. Crawford, G. Edwards, B. Clayton, and J. Walling tied with M. Crowder, V. + Jenkinson, D. Umphrey and M. Brethour. With the playing conditions much better, local rules are now in effect. This means golfers can improve the lie only on the fairway being played. Hazards are clearly marked so that players can avoid them. For information on memberships and up-coming events at Crestwood this summer, give them a call at 705-357-3112. K. Kounting wins 15-14 Last Thursday saw the start of the Youth Girls ball season. In the ga between Settlement Shops and Kastelic Kounting, we saw the Kastelic team emerge victorious after a well-played game fof both teams. The finabwas 1544. Players on the Settlement Shops teami are: Kristy Daiton, Manly Smart, Mary. Britt, Pamela Klinkenberg,* Lauren Christie, Jennie Hillier, Erin aster, Usila * Antoine, Tanya Wilson, Lindsay ° Green, Kim LaChapelle, Colleen Dekoning, Sonye Wiseman, Amanda LeFort and Diané Vanderligt. In the Again© [o [oT] ToTVET SY