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Dn AA A APN IRIAN WATT ms AT 22- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 18, 1995 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" A ------ "9 PORTS 220 attend awards banquet Port hosts annual meeting of Ontario Softball Ass'n On the weekend of April 7, 8 and 9, Port Perry and District Minor Softball Association and Oshawa City and District Fastball hosted the 73rd Annual Ontario Amateur Softball Association's Convention «nd General Meeting. Representatives from across Ontario attend this yearly event and take part in the weekend's festivi- ties. This year, Port Perry hosted the Friday evening wine and cheese party, which featured entertain- ment by the Travelling ilburs. A Good Sport... KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR Cheryl Betson, left, was named the Good Sport for the Business Ladies Curling League this sea- son. Presenting the trophy to her is last year's re- cipient Mandy Cheesman. ++] hold on for the ride of your life. 38mm carbs o Thumb-actroated Quick Trim with mdicator gauge * Polaris Mulh- Function Display provudes stats at the touch of a button , o 3cylnder, reed-mducted engme with three Think Fast Hit the water with the wave-making power of the Polaris SL750--and -- POLARIS Believe 11. + SMALL IW ENGINE & MARINE 8 § REPAIR YOUR ONE STOP FISH AND SKI CENTRE 17300 Simcoe St., Pert Perry (905) 985-3192 Fax: (905) 985-4729 Saturday featured the A.G.M. in the afternoon for all the delegates and their guests. I might add that Port Perry was repre- sented by 14 voting dele- gates, by far the largest group present at this meeting. Saturday evening, 220 delegates attended the dinner and awards ban- quet. The master of cere- monies for the evening was Port Perry resident Wally Donaldson. Head table guests also included Mayors Howard Hall and Nancy Diamond «of Oshawa. During the eve- ning, over 150 door prizes were handed out to all of those attending, which helped to defer costs of _ hosting such an event. It is with great pleasure that we take this opportu- nity to thank the following for their generous contri- butions and acknowledge those who participated be- cause without their help, this event could not have been the success that it was. Big V Drug Store, Blanchards, Books Galore & More, Brock's, Cashway - Building Centre, Country Heirlooms, Durham Re- gional Police, The Fram- er's Gallerv. Henshall's. Ives Florists, Lake Scugog Lumber, Peer Pressure, Pineridge Sports, Perry IGA, Port Perry Op- tical, Port Perry Star, Set- tlement Shops, White Feather Country Store, Bob Best, Lucy Cook, Catherine Kay, Dave and Joan Dalton, Dave and Joanne McTaggart, Wayne and France Ven- ning, Vin and Jean Walk- er, Ken and Michelle Rein- hardt, Gord and Allyne Jones. Port Scugog Soccer off and running The Scugog Soccer program has been set for the 1995 season. New for '95 - The 1st annual Antrim House Pup open recreational tournament featur- ing both a ladies division and a men's di- vision - A under 13 club representative Tier 1 team - An enhanced under nine and under 11 tournament team emphasis An under 19 Tier 1 boys team - An under 19 Durham Girls League team - A ladies team competing in the Dur- ham Ladies League - The formation of a North Durham recreational league for the under 13 and under 15 boys teams. This new league will be comprised of teams from Scugog, Manvers, Burketon, Brock and Uxbridge. Scheduled Dates for '95 April 25 - Under six through under 11 coaches night; April 29 - Durham Re- gion Referee Clinic at St. John's Train- ing School in Uxbridge (new referee training seminar); April 29 - Scugog Soccer Facility Field work day from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the soccer fields; April 30 - Optional Durham Region Soc- cer Association Coaching Seminar; May 8 - Under 11 player assessment night (players will be contacted regarding field number and time); May 9 - Under seven and under six division A player assessment night (players will be con- tacted field number and time); May 10 -. Under nine and under six division B player assessment night (players will be contacted regarding field number and time); TBA - On field coaching clin- ic; May 22 - League play starts; June 17 - Photo/Sponsor day tournament; June 23/24 - 1st annual Antrim House Pub Ladies/Mens Tournament; Aug. 12/13 - Durham Region Soccer Association club representative team tournament; Aug. 26 - Cup Day tournament. Nights of Play for '95 Monday night - Under 11 division; Under 156 Durham Girls league; Men's Darlington Senior league. Tuesday night - Under seven divi- sion; Under 13 Tier 1 representative; Under six division A. Wednesday night - Under six division B; Under nine division; Under 17 Tier 1; Under 19 Durham Girls; Under 19 Tier 1; Men's Darlington Senior league; Dur- ham Ladies league. Thursday night - Under 13 boys North Durham rec league; Under 13 Durham Girls league; Under 15 boys North Durham rec league; Under 17 Durham Girls league. : *Note of Importance: The night of play for the under 11 division has been changed from Tuesday night last year to Monday night this year. This move was necessary due to field availability and the large number of teams playing out of the Scugog Soccer facility this year. If projections are correct there will be somewhere between 700 and 800 - players signed by the Scugog organiza- tion for the coming year. Referee News for '95 - A referee clinic will be conducted by the Durham Referee Association at the St. John's Training School in Uxbridge on April 29 from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. (This is a free of charge introductory seminar for new referees). The Scugog Referee Co-ordinator is planning a sup- plemental training session for all Scu- gog referees. A level III referee clinic is tentatively being planned for the 1996 season due to the increased number of referees in the organization. League Breakdown for '95 Under six - Scugog/Manvers/ Burketon recleague. yt Under seven - Scugog/Manvers/ Burketon recleague. Under nine - Scugog/Manvers/ Burketon rec league. Under 11 - Scugog/Manvers/ Burketon recleague. | Under 13 Girls - Durham Girls league. Under 13 Boys - Tier 1; North Dur- ham Recleague. Under 15 Girls - Durham Girls league. Under 15 Boys - North Durham Rec league. Under 17 Girls - Durham Girls league. Under 17 Boys - Tier 1. Under 19 Girls - Durham Girls league. Under 19 boys - Tier 1. Ladies - Durham Ladies league. Men - Darlington Senior league For information about the soccer pro- gram or to register, please contact Roy Cowling at 986-5854, Wayne Mouland at 985-3479 or Carter Lee at 985-1515. Tennis Time! Club all set for new season The Port Perry Tennis Club is set to roll into an- other action-packed sea- son. The lifetime sport of tennis is a great recrea- tion for the whole family. Lessons for adults and juniors begin on May 9 and run for six weeks. The cost is $40 per member. At the conclusion of the les- son program, there are weekly beginner and in- termediate house leagues with organized play in which to practice new skills. Signup for membership and lessons is at the A.G.M. April 20 or at the courts on Friday, April 28, 6 to 8 p.m. and Saturday, April 29, 9 to 11 a.m. See ad elsewhere in the paper. The club professional this year is a young man by the name of Mike euber, a Level I coach, certified by the Ontario Tennis Assoc. He looks forward to working for and with the club. The popular young peo- ples' summer program at "camp" begins on July 10 and runs to July 28, week- days from 9 a.m. to noon for three weeks. This camp has been running successfully for 16 years. Inter-club leagues, house leagues, fun days, ladies, junior, senior orga- nized play and tourna- ment competition, are all part of the easy going club atmosphere. There is also plenty of free court time for practice and play to be enjoyed at the courts by the lake. For further information call 9865-8948. BIA EE REINNEYYY TY wT TTY T T ' ~ { Lh A aS | ro" arte pag ry LER | JX a a FLY PLP ENTER ge LW Wy Cr CF aR SF vAR SCS Fa a Iams 7 rm 7 VJ Ls y. TUN ey ¥ vw rveeewnsd?! IEE IE re ra ET Zam S EL Tat TSN raat