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"A Family Tradition for 126 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 22, 1992 - 25 Rotary Club annual golf tournament Second place in the Rotary Golf Tournament with a score of 63 was this team, consisting of Chuck Dewhirst, Jeff Jennings, Dave Haynes and Art Robson. Rotary Club president Earl Mayes made the presentation. J. PETER HVIDSTEN / PORT PERRY STAR The Rotary Club of Port Perry held their annual Golf Tournament at Sunnybrae Golf Course Wednesday, with 100 golfers taking part. Following a day on the course a steak barbecue dinner and awards presentation took place. Winners for longest drives and closest to the hole are, from left, lan Griffin, longest drive #12; Grant Menzies, closest to hole #6; Art Robson, longest drive #2; Gary Geer, longest drive #5; Bryan Davies, closest to hole #15 and Jerry Taylor, longest drive #11. Third place went to a team of local residents. From lett, Todd Wilbur, Tim Thompson, lan Griffen and Paul Van Camp with Rotary President Earl Mayes. Mites fastball all-star award winners honored h Port Perry's Rep team in the the "Most Improved" player. York-Durham Fastball League Two other rookies won awards have closed out their season as well: Adam Moynes was and their sponsor Larry Tavlor "Most Spirited Player" and Tim of "Taylor-Ford Mercury" gen- Jones was "Most Versatile erously provided trophies for Player," having capably played (LS-------- ------ -- each member of the team as well as individual special awards. "Top Batter" for the season was pitcher Mark Richardson with a great 0.508 average. Sec- ond baseman Chris Monsma had the top "On-Base Average" for the team at 0.636. Rookie Matt Skerratt won an award as every fielding position as well as pitching during the season. The "Most Valuable Player" award went to Braden Tarbot- ton who was an offensive cata- lyst with an 0.5627 on-base aver- age, did a fine job as the team's number two pitcher in addition to being the team's best all- round fielder. The overall winning team in the Rotary Club Golf Tournament last Wednesday was a the above team. From left, Hugo Stiller, Bill Geer, Harvey Appleton and Jack Ballinger, seen here with Rotary president Earl Mayes. The team scored 61 in the best ball tournament. Proceeds from the tournament go toward Easter Seals work in the area. Scores from the lanes Mens' Tuesday Night Standings: Team 1 5 Teamd4-5 Team 3-4. High Single (Flat): Harold Team 6 - 14: -7, Team 5-7; Team 2 - Roy Werry - 309. 219; Gerry Louvelle 231: Jeff High Triple (Flat): Harold Haugen 218; Gary Reis 216; McLaughhn - 701. bm! Brown 237, 220, Roy Werry High Triple With Handi- 254; Glenn Squires 9253. Harold cap: Ted Harvard - 841. Mecl.aughlin 989: Ted Harvard Singles Over 215 (Flat): 230,218. McLaughlin - 289. ) John Criscione 283; Bill Rue- Tiples Over 600 (Flat): High Single With Handi- 1 216. Dawid Squires 263; John Cniscione 655; Dawid Pic- Ford Mites held an awards day recently. i : : Ths Taylor members Chris Monsma, Matt Skerratt, Tim BUS: Joa-130) 5 High St Pon P 0 19 dhilie Blajr2il, hi tured are team Braden Tarbotton and Adam : 98! > High Street, Port Perry. Ontano LIL 1H8 High Triple: Bev Childs 599: Jones, Mark Richardson, RES: 0985-8163 immwmentves sommes sis saw smomivcrniey] Lisa Sheehey 566; Julie Demp- Moynes. See story for details. cap: Harold McLaughlin and John Rowett 237, Peter Booth Squires 636; Peter Booth 628, Phil Brown 628; Glenn Squires GEOFF CARTWRIGHT Sales Representative * Service coLbweLL BANKGR O RESIDENTIAL BEAL £8TATE 600; Harold McLaughlin 701; Ted Harvard 652. Ladies' Wednesday Night Team Standings: The Rum Runners 11; Pina Coloda 11; B- 52's 8, SCSUAW 7; Virgin Mar- ys 3; Fuzzy Navel 2. High Single: Bev Childs COUNTRY LANE 201, 212; Barb Condie 208; Ju- lie Dempsey 224, Shelley » REALTY LTD. Northey 216; Lisa Sheehey 241; * Results * Reliability oa. won sey 559.