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4 2. 9 % J X85 HOH ARMA a RASH skisdad HIER PIANIRYY aihis Ne ib, dese Nt AER HIE WHERE Et 3 SA LL) SH aM 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Sept. 13, 1983 Season starts early for Port Perry Oldtimers by Peter Morris The Russian National Hockey team has nothing on the Port Perry Howard Forder Real Estate Oldtimers. Did the Russians play in their first hockey tour- nament over the August first weekend? Have their players been cycling and jogging all over Scugog Township? Are some of their players (can you believe this?) foregoing their favourite summer time beverage to prepare for their next tournament NS -- =e } TROPHIES 1 | and | } ENGRAVING DO-NO's | | RECORD, CRAFT ) & HOBBY WORLD i 2 Queen St., Port Perry i 985-2839 Zn / [I Ir---- aN as close at hand as this weekend? But there the similarities in dedi- cation and hard work end. The Russians usually win whereas Port Oldtimers weren't as lucky this year on the hockey side of the Ernestown Puch'N'Ball Tournament held over the summer near King- ston. Port managed to split their four games into two wins and two losses, losing out to Pickering Oldtimers 5-2 in the "B"' division final. Earlier Port had been defeated by Ottawa Old Sweats 5-1 and had defeated Ottawa Glenbrook 6-2 and New York City Commuters 2-1 in a hard fought overtime semi- final match. Defeat doesn't rest easy on the shoulders of playing co-coach and general manager Bob "Harold" Slack, hence his prescription of hard work in preparation for this weekends Uxbridge JUNIOR BOWLING LEAGUE REGISTRATION: SAT., SEPT. 24 J 3-4PM. CENTENNIAL LANES "Grades 6-7-8 ENTRY FEE: $2.00 Friday, September 16th. .,....... Saturday, September 17th.... Black Hawks' Pow Wow Tournament. _ This is Port's first entry to the Pow Wow Tournament and they have drawn a tough first round opponent in Victoria County Out- laws (game time Sat- urday 8:00 a.m.). Victoria County recent- ly won the "A" Division in the Fenelon Falls summer Oldtimers Tournament and are among the favourites to win in Uxbridge. Port's succeeding games (they are guaranteed three) depend upon their win and loss record but can be picked up by phoning the Uxbridge Comm- unity Centre or watch- ing the Tournament on local cable T.V. Come on out and cheer the boys on and judge if all those sac- rifices and preparations were worth the effort. WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Dia- monds - 7; Jades - 4; Rubies - 4; Emeralds - 3; Pearls - 3; Opals - 0. Singles over 200: V. Rider - 242; D. Horton - 224; 1. Doupe - 231,218; C. Davis - 201; D. Storms - 202; J. Walker - 209; M. Hawes - 220; L. Faint - 205. High Single Flat: V. Rider - 242. ~ High Triple Flat: I. Dcupe - 593. PORT PERRY FIGURE SKATING CLUB REGISTRATION 10 .. 5to9 p.m. a.m.to4 p.m. SCUGOG MEMORIAL ARENA FEES: (Includes $7.00 c.f.s.a. Fee and $5.00 Carnival fee) JUNIOR... $80 INTERMEDIATE ... Late Registration Fee: (after Sept. 17) ... $95 $10 **JUNIOR COACHES NEEDED! Extra morning sessions available at an additional fee if demand warrants. Professional coaches will be available for teaching. \ SKATE EXCHANGE DURING REGISTRATION. Please bring in skates for exchange to Arena THURSDAY, SEPT. 15 FRIDAY, SEPT. 16 +. 5to7P.M. 10 A.M. to 12 Noon [SLA Re State FUN - og 3, - FITNESS - SELF-DEFENSE Wh, \ ~ . A rt ¥ KARATE SENIOR ... $105 *Family rates available (4 or more skaters) INSTRUCTOR: Sensei Rob Dods, Shodan-Ho CLASSES: Sundays & Tuesdays FEE: $45./3 MONTHS CHILDREN'S CLASSES: (Ages 5 Yrs. & up) .. MEN'S AND WOMEN'S CLASSES: (Ages 12 Yrs. & up)... 6:00 and 7:30 p.m. iv y anand It took a shoot-out between Thompson's and Brian's to find a winner for the Squirt Championship, and in the end Thompson's emerged victorious. Team members are, from left, front: Tobby Shewan, Brent =< Pos Atom Champions at the annual Scugog Cup Day this year was a team sponsored by Denny Metals, who defeated Ken Murray Electric by a score of 4-1. Team members are: left front- Jeremy Davidson, Angie TERED Lake Scugog Lumber emerged winners of the Mosquito Championship last Saturday by defeating Watermill by a score of 6-1. Members of the team are: from left front- Michael Butt, Chris Knight, Blaine Sleep, DEMONSTRATION & REGISTRATION | Soccer Cup Day Champions | .4:30 P.M. i REGISTRATION & DEMONSTRATION AT LATCHAM CENTRE SUN., SEPTEMBER 25th = Harper, Dean Hardy, Dylan Hardy, Clay Scott, Michael Pothier and Lewis Whitfield. Back left: Jan Townes, coach; James Pater- son, Darrin Toye, Adam Johnston, Pete King, Ellen Justynski, Tany Townes and Michael Williams. McMann, Mat Pike; David Wierzbicki, Jason Towns, Jeff Parry. Back from left- Dennis Smith, mgr.; Heather Paton, Sarah Morris, Sari Lee, Shawn King, Balke Jones and John Smith, coach. Michael Green, Jamie Brown and Rory Bell. Back from left- lan McDougall, Vince Tripp, James Stubbs, Neil Mark, Alec Cranmer, Jon David Rodway, John Woodward and Brian Mark, coach. Port Perry ------ KARATE CLUB 2:00 P.M. Oshawa ... 579-6237 FOR INFORMATION ... CALL ROB PORT PERRY ... 985-9111