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0 Ep Ears Se SE A | a ATR ils LA es pL ae] ¥ RAM TE ae 8 TSM LE SEN (ARRAN Sn BR REAM SL Sindy | RIAL FINES da v A ri hi nan? ORIN A CAA Clb AAMAS lr GH IR ARR I PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., September 2, 1981 -- 15 Port Perry girls sbi Ringette camp It may be hard to think attending Ringette school 23 and each day was filled not concentrating on Ring- this year. ette nizers in this about snow and ice right this month in Haliburton. with athletic and recrea- ette, they passed the time Pre-season skating will be Wisi looking forward to now, but the new Ringette ~~ Daphne and Stephanie tional activities including with sailing, canoeing, offered to all girls in the another successful season is just around the Butt, Jessica Fluke and three hours of instruction on swimming and wind surfing. Ringette, and the age for the this winter and hope to see SN Ce - _ ~G . corner, and four young girls Natalie Franssen spent a the ice and an hour of class The Ringette season in school this year has been many new faces as girls of &: from Port Perry should be week at the Quanaha Ring- time instruction. | Scugog will get underway lowered to four with the cost all ages enjoy the health, fun iw off to a fast start after Pte Camp trom A August 16to And when the girls were early in' October with being $30. sport of Ringette. 2 ns fest ca registration to take place at fs the arena September 11, 12, id and 13. Wa! (Saringsopember nid § MINORHOCKEYNOTICE- § will be power ska an a Li will be power skating, and $ yeerinG SEPTEMBER 13th-7:00P.M. at Latcham Centre id ladies team will be formed Persons interested in the following positions of coach, 7 manager or trainer for the 1981-82 season, please submit Xf your written application to: Port Perry Minor Hockey, c/o 8 5 Pee Wee Grant Williams, R.R. 2, Port Perry, by September 11,1981. 5% New applicants please state previous experience if any. hh Also state your preference for No. 1 or No. 2 Teams or House as League, and age group you wish to work: with. i oO ac S P.P.M.H.EX. i 18 2 ~ 2% TACT a | head for |= OR HOCKEY 'O.A.S.A. | REGISTRATION he Shonen Pevwes are | NOTICE now heading to Minesing for Player Registration will be held at the Scugog yo finals to De held Arena, on the following dates: In reaching the finals the FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11th from 6 to 9 p.m. Mojacks defeated Bradford SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th from 10a.m. to 3p.m. in two straight games by SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13thfrom2to4 p.m. scores of 14-3 and 174. . : . In that series Lee Wilbur Registration fees will be $70.00 for one boy; $120.00 for 2 had 2 home runs, Jeff boys; $160 for family of 3 boys or more. rr Wa po Lag [oe [an (am (ape agp ap om op 5 Ie A [ae [ate [ce Te ke Te Te ie we en ee en o [op [ap [age [a [an [age Tepm (apn (ape [pn [pn apn apo @ Lhe | ae [an | we | 9 bo he] who | le | oe | od pow (on [an [ae [ope [« Tobe te | who | i | & Cockerton and Greg War- . First year Tykes $45.00. A five dollar discount on all above riner each -had one. Lee rates will apply if registered by Sunday, September 13th. 0 Wilbur had a triple, Craig -ALLBOYS IN SCUGOG TOWNSHIP ELIGIBLE - Menzie, Greg Warriner and W Jeff Cockerton had doubles. PLEASE NOTE: Due to lost equipment in past seasons, we [; Other team members had request that all socks, sweaters, goal equipment, pants, numerous singles with Steve bags, etc., belonging to the P.P.M.H.A. must be returned to Cy Solomon laying down two the arena during registration dates. The cost of replacing lost C) good sacrifice bunts and equipment will greatly reflect on future cost of registration i David Culbert having one. J fees. P.P.MH.EX. [ Jeff Cockerton had 6 strike These four young competitors from the Port Perry Ringette League spent a orks 13 te first ga with week this August at the Quanahar Ringette camp in Haliburton. Daphne and Unionville, this was a much St 3 . PORTPERRY SNOWMOBILE CLUB | | Stephanie Butt, Natalie Franssen and Jessica Fluke received three hours of closer contest with the on-ice instruction each day and time for other activities such as swimming and ~~ Mojacks winning both games presents... sailing. Ringette Registration this year will be held at the Scugog Arena in a 2 out of 3 series by scores :: September 11-13. of 10-8 and 9-8. The Mojacks i; SNOW got off to a slow start in the i: - sy + first game a Uilonntle tut . . & Suspension; CD Ignition, Torque came back for the 1 8 YAMAHA Induction. One of the most Greg Warriner had a triple = >: a : : advanced machines ever. and a double, Craig Menzies o T R ADE \ and Dave Burnett each had :: 1982 Slowticules Ad singles. i _-- . : The second game back in : "Port went down to the wire SN RR SR-V : ES = Minna with the Mojacks scoring in : Raw power. Exhilarating | a roi on J 82 A Wr ------- In this game Greg War- at SCUGOG ARENA Telescopic Strut ah - aii on ang . (Durham Road 8-Port Perry) ¥ SeeThemAt ......... a double, Dave Burnett and 3; - . Craig Menzies had 2 singles SEPT. 11th 12th 13th ASSELSTINE'S each. Greg Warriner, Steve . All 1982 Models of Snowmobiles, DURHAM ROAD 57 Durham and Lee Wilbur Accessories and Clothing SOUTH OF BLACKSTOCK ea) Lop © plus Cross Country Skis, Clothing, Accessories 986-4437 0 will go to Minesing for the : - Also a Ski Waxing Demonstration - FRI.6to 10P.M.; SAT. 12 Noon to 10P.M. _ SUN., 12Noonto5P.M. Adults: $2. 00 STUDENTS: $1.00 CHILDREN: FREE (If Accompanied by an Adult) All-Ontario Finals tourna- ment. "Still some New In playoffs sor the Laagus Championship we met our 1981 MODELS arch rivals, Uxbridge. The = : we * - -- AVAILABLE!" © Mojacks went down to defeat Refreshments Something TRIMOTO 178 2 games straight by scores of Available. for Everyone! ~ 14-7 and 9-2. S--_-- Ri 2 HE So RE SRE 00%: Se Re Port Perry Fair Labour Day Weekend ARNESS RACING Sunday, September 6th - Post Time: 1:30P. M. PARI MUTUAL BETTING