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L-- i - tel (Ii Cory F832 7 IE YEA FR 28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 11, 1989 On Sunday April 9, parents, friends and players of the Port Perry Ringette Association gathered at the Blackstock Hall to honour the girls who have played and worked so hard to bring honour to themselves. Some were very successful while others know that they put forth their best effort. After introductions of the ex- ecutive members the teams were brought up on stage and the girls introduced by their coaches. In our learn-to-skate, or bunny programme, Dana Forder and Rachel Traynor had the monumental task of putting our very young people on a pair of skates and teaching them the basic movements on how to cross the ice either forwards or backwards and hopefully without - falling too much. Thanks to these girls we have a basis for Ringette in future years. The Home Hardware Novice team were brought forward by a very proud coach Walter Senyk. Although these girls didn't win PORT PERRY & DISTRICT MINOR SOFTBALL ASSOC IATION Tryouts for Travelling Rep Teams MITE BOYS -- Ages 9 & 10 Years (born 1979-80) Mon., April 17; Tues., April 18; Wed., April 19 -- 6 PM R.H. CORNISH; Contact Gord Williamson 985-8051 SQUIRT BOYS -- Ages 11 & 12 Years (born 1977-78) Mon., April 17; Tues., April 18; Wed., April 19 -- 6 PM SOUTH DIAMOND; Contact Ray Zaparanuik 985-9038 PEE WEE BOYS -- Ages 13 & 14 Years (born 1975-76) Mon., April 17; Tues., April 18; Wed., April 19 -- 6 PM NORTH DIAMOND; Contact Wayne Venning 985-2723 BANTAM BOYS -- Ages 15 & 16 Years (born 1973-74) Thursday, April 20; Friday, April 21 -- 6 PM SOUTH DIAMOND; Contact Ron Redman 985-3562 PEE WEE BANTAM GIRLS -- Ages 13 to 16 Years (born 1973-76) Thursday, April 20; Friday, April 21 -- 6 PM NORTH DIAMOND; Contact John Langford 985-2897 art MUSCLE BEACH PARTY Friday, April 14th at BREAKERS with GEORGE "MIAMI" RIZSANYI LIMBO CONTEST DIRTY DANCING CONTEST Prizes for Best Beachwear! Saturday Night Dinner & Dancing COME FOR A SPECIAL DINNER EXPERIENCE AT OUR FINE RESTAURANT AND END YOUR EVENING OUT DANCING TO THE NOSTALGIC SOUNDS of the 50's, 60's and 70's. Call for reservations ... 985-9784 Sunday Brunch Buffet FULL MENU BRUNCH including soup, juice, coffee & dessert ADULTS: $8.95 Sunday Evening - Regular Dinner Menu CHILDREN under 10: $4.95 Breakers -- - THURSDAY NIGHT TALENT HUNT -- i COUPON 10% OFF. wy X ~~ FRIDAY DINNER MENU | Valid only on Friday April 14th, 1989 SS GER GRR GE GR BER GRR EE GEE SR GR GES GES SE GR Ge SRS GE GES GN Ge EE 9: J Fully licenced under the L.L.BO \ i Call for reservations .... 985-9784 PORT PERRY'S PREMIER NOSTALGIA CLUB vy Ringette honours thebest much over the year they improv- ed greatly and never gave up try- ing or smiling. Most sport- smanlike player named by the coaching staff was Bobbi-Jo Nor- ton. This team won the sport- smanship award at the Regionals. This was awarded because of their manner of play, their ac- tions on and off the ice, in the dressing rooms, the arenas and by the actions of their parents and fans in the stands and in the arenas. Congratulations girls! This is well-deserved. The Bruton's I.D.A. Petites were introduced by head coach Dan Harris. This team had a fair- ly successful year winning many tournaments. The sportsmanship award was presented to Kyla McCrae. The Allen's Siding Products Tweens were introduced by head coach Lloyd Morden. These girls met tougher competition this year and were not as successful as they might have wished. The sport- smanship award was presented to co-winners Kendra McCrae and Lori Buscher. The Sportsland Juniors were in- troduced by assistant head coach Rob Cooper. This team had a very successful year winning pearly every tournament and culminating their year with a league championship and then by winning the gold medal in the Regionals. Congratulations to the girls and their very proud coaches. The sportsmanship award was presented by Terry Bell. After all of the presentations and pictures were taken everyone sat down to a delicious pot-luck meal prepared by all the moms. A special thank-you goes to Pineridge Sports for donating the sportsmanship trophies this year. Please keep these dates in mind: Sun. April 30 - 1 p.m. Kinsmen Hall - for our annual general meeting - please bring your comments and beefs so we can correct our mistakes. How else will we know what we are do- ing wrong if we don't hear from you. An election of officers will take place at this time. you don't have to be on the executive if you don't wish to be. Sunday May 7, at Kinsmen Hall for our Craft and Bake sale. Have an enjoyable summer and we'll see you all at the arena in the fall. Ld Correction We would like to correct an error which occurred i in a front page cutline in last week's edition of the Star. Below a photo of David Emmerson, the Star inad- vertently identified Larry Emmerson as David's fa- ther. Larry is David's step- father. The Star apologizes for theerror. Sports Laid 985-2174 HEADQUARTERS These young ladies may look delicate all dressed up, but they're pretty tough when they're on the ice playing ringette. On Sunday April 9 the Port Perry Ringette Association held its annual banquet at the Blackstock Rec Centre. These giris were honoured with Sportsmanship awards. Seated Is Lori Buscher and Kendra McCrae, who tied on the Allen's Siding Products Tweens team. Beside them is Bonnle-Jo Norton who won for Novice Home Hardware. At back Is Kyla McCrae who won for the Bruton's IDA Petites, and Terry Bell who won for the Sportsiand Juniors. Bowling scores Mon. Night Ladies Apr. 3/89 Team Standings: Ferrari 55, Porsche 54, B.M.W. 43, Mercedes 38, Maserati 33, Jaguar 29. 200 Games: Sue Cosburn 240,206, Sue Norton 236, Carol Jackson 217, Donna Kaye Cochrane 211, Marg Postill 207, Marg White 201. 600 Triples: Sue Cosburn 609. Thurs. Night Champs: House of Howard 10102, Brian's Towing 9988, Lake Scugog Lumber 9919, Centennial 9877, Emmerson's 9774, Village Taxi 9594. - Consulation: Philp 10319, Dowson's 10150, Legion 9834, I1.G.A. 9786, Norm's 9665, Allen Siding 9475. Wed. Afternoon Ladies Apr. 5/89 Games over 200: Gerri Langille 271,323, Marian Geer 201,213, Carol Beatty 217, Marge McKib- bon 222,264, Carol Koch 284, Audrey Brown 218,235, JoAnne Russell 231, Merle St. John 206, Hazel Gray 212, Lorraine LeBlanc 212,255, Marg Lee 212, Norma Towers 242. Games over 600: Lorraine Leblanc 650, Marge McKibbon 605, Carol Koch 622, Audrey Brown 624, Gerri Langille 774. Team Standings: Taster's Choice 39, Hill's Bros. 32, Maxwell House 29, Melitta 28, Sanka 27, Nabob 13. Tues. Night Men's Apr. 4/89 Week 2 - Championship Round Team Standings: Bowling Thunder! 7344, Hi Rollers 6461, Our Gang 5963. Consolation Round: Cactus Jax 6455, Champs 6422, Never Won 6336. High Single: Gerry Louvelle 295. High Single with Handicap: Mike Fluke 308. High Triple: Gerry Louvelle 829 (Turn to page 31) host Ny SNE Blige COMMUNITY MARTIAL ARTS Learn the Traditional Ways of the Samuri Warrior KARATE, AIKIDO, JUDO, KENJUTSU (SWORD) -- ALL IN ONE -- Reduce Stress, Develop Confidence, Improve Quality of Life -- REGISTER AT -- PRINCE ALBERT COMMUNITY HALL Special Opening Demonstration WED., APRIL 17th -- 7 PM Phone 985-0205 INSTRUCTOR: Sensei Fred Walker Black Belt in Judo - Karate Experience in Aikido - Kenjutsi Member of International Karate Assoc. NEw All Ages -- ------ ee I,