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"A Family Tradition for 133 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 28, 1999- 19 SProrTs Taking the first step The Cartwright Sports & Recreation Inc. have purchased the land and are now making plans for the creation of the Cartwright Fields Scugog Township has finalized the purchase of Cartwright Fields, the land adjacent to the Nestleton Community Centre. A group called Cartwright Sports & Recreation Inc. has been organized to develop and operate the park. CSR board is made up of Wilma Wotten, Colin Kemp, Fred Ford, Dave Frew, Ingrid Larmer, Patti Alpe, Garry Beechey and David Dietlein. The mandate of CSR is to increase community participation and assist organizations to create viable opportu- nities for healthy and active lifestyles through sports and recreation. Their first priority is a clean-up of the property, and they have designated Saturday, Oct. 16, starting at 10 a.m. as clean-up day. Everyone is invited to participate in the first stage of this major community project. For further information call Wilma Wotten at 986- 4602. The group's initial plans are to put in an additional ball diamond, a soccer field, increased parking, and a new playground area and to create nature trails in the bush area. However, the opportunities and options are endless and they plan to have a public meeting to gather the community's ideas and thoughts about park design, fundraising and development. Members of the CSR include, from left, Patti Alpe, Wilma Wotten, Ingrid Larmer, David Dietlein, Colin Kemp, Dave Frew, and Garry Beechey. Fred Ford is also involved. From Page 18 The Ice made it interesting with under two minutes left in the game when Trevore Sedore was left unguarded in front of the ModJack net to cut the margin to 3-2. They pulled the goalie for an extra attacker but with time run- ning out, Bill Beaulieu got his first as a MoJack. He won a draw cleanly at his own blue line, controlled the puck and carefully fired it 90 feet into the vacated Ice cage. SLAPSHOTS: Asked if he was pleased to get a split in games with the Ice, coach Thornbury answered CHAMPIONS: The Pink Panthers Ladies' lobball team captured the league championship for this past season. Members of the team include, bottem row from left, Jackie Dusenbury, Louise Pilkey, Teresa Hutchinson, Kim Owen and Cathy Turner. Top, from left, coach Lee Wilbur, Marilyn Blair, Sue a quick yes. The Ice enter the new season with just a handful of line- up changes and could be one of the teams to beat in the Central League. The ModJacks were without three players for the weekend games with the Ice. Forward Shane Norton has a leg injury but may be okay to start skating this week. Forward Adam Metheral is out with a broken hand and blue liner Mike Heasman was in Florida with the Scugog Fire Dept. extrication team com- peting in the Internationals. He'll be ready to go this coming weekend. Matt McMaster suited up for Duncan, Carol Jackson, Janice Page, Jay Smith, "Port will host the Lakefield Chiefs next Sunday Saturday's game and turned in a solid performance. This Saturday night, the ModJacks journey to Stirling to play their first interlocking game against Campbellford of the Empire League. On Sunday night they host Lakefield with face off at 7 p.m. The ModJacks have dedicated this season to the memory of Clair Watts, who worked on the executive for many years. Clair passed away this summer and in a nice gesture by the organization, his daughter Fran dropped the ceremonial first puck to open the new season. SUBMITTED PHOTO Carrie Fielding, Kate Archibald, and coach Dale Lown. Absent from the photo are Lana Crosbie and Kelly Storry. The team would like to thank their sponsors, including The Antrim House Pub, Port Perry Auto Glass, Precision Construction, and Van and Truck World. Play hockey at the Garden, raise cash for ice pad With the future of Maple Leaf Gardens up in the air, a Scugog man is offering the public one of their last chances ever to play a game of shinny in the storied old building on the corner of Church and Carlton Sts. in Toronto. Home to the NHL's Toronto Maple Leafs for more than 60 years, the yellow brick building will soon be for sale, and, it's future in doubt. With a sale expected sometime in the new year, the days remaining to play in this historic site are very few. Steve Webb, however, has arranged for two one- hour time slots on the ice, and is making them available to the public at $50 per player. The times available are on Saturday, Oct. 9; 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. are available. The $50 must be paid in full and in advance by no later than Oct. 5. Players must be 18 years or older, and there are absolutely no spectators allowed. All proceeds left over wlll go towards funding for the second ice pad at Scugog Arena. For more information or to book your spot please Mike Ayers supplies the - offence with a hat trick From Page 18 game by Mike Kane assisted by Brad Coppin. However, this is as close as Harrison would get as Cedar Creek scored four more unanswered goals. The offense was mostly supplied by Mike Ayers who scored a hat trick and Derek Fitzgerald who netted a single. Helpers were awarded to Rob Toguri (two), Jody Peters and Derek Fitzgerald. You can now email your scores to The Star: port.perry.star@sympatico.ca |, or fax them to us at: 9856-3708