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=" 26-- Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, March 16, 1993 Zz Tennis Club has big plans for '93 by Heather McCrae The new executive of Port Perry Tennis Club held its first meeting recently to plan the season's events for 1993. To begin the season, a fun tournament is scheduled for May 156 at the courts. Then two weeks later a combined social event/car rally is being held. Tournaments slated for this year are the 'popular trio' the Mixed Doubles, Ladies' and Mens' Doubles and Singles. In addition to this, the club will be hosting three fun tournaments and one 'over 40 .urnament. The objective of the Ontario Tennis Association (OTA) is to become more involved in community clubs. Clubs are being encouraged to get the juniors more involved in playing this addictive sport. Last year the Port Perry Tennis Club hosted its first OTA sanctioned Junior Tournament. This seasons, the club is hosting two OTA sanctioned tournaments for the juniors. Two other tournaments, not affiliated with the OTA are also being planned for the juniors Also for the juniors the club 1s offering an extensive program with the commencement of a Junior House League. Two separate age levels on the same night at different time schedules will be offered. An OTA Junior Camp for OTA Tournament players will be implemented starting in June, running throughout the summer. Also, the development of a Junior League is being dealt with. To date, the clubs interested in forming this league are from Oshawa, CHAINSAW SPECIALS Compact, sale reliable and at an unbeatable price Both these saws have become firm favourites with roma and tam users. And why 3 They "meet he nigh \ stancards set lor al chainsaws that carry ihe Husqvama brand WHILE SUPPLIES LAST Bel sao V, IR > Whitby, Pickering and Port Perry. And there's lots more! For the adults, the club is hoping to establish two new leagues; one being a league for the Intermediate/ advanced player on Tuesday evenings and for the seniors a league is being devised for Monday mornings. The popular Monday night league will be run again. This league is more geared for the beginner/intermediate player. In addition to these leagues the ever popular Wednesday morning ladies' league will be held also. A Level 1 Instructor has been hired to teach six weeks of lesspns for members only. These lessons will be offered to those at the beginner level, intermediate and advanced in the adult and junior divisions. The ever popular three-week summer tennis camp will again be held in July this year. Holding positions on the 1993 executive are Dick and Sally Martin, Co-Presidents. John Scott, Kawartha captain/maintenance. Tim Weekes, Membership & Lessons Al Drennan, Treasurer. Jeff Murray, Summer. Camp. Morley Davidson, Director. Gillian Henry, Director. Rob Johnston, Tournaments/Junior Development. Mary McKelvey, Newsletter. Peg McKelvey, Secretary. Bob Alexander, Director. Joan Jones, Ladies' League, and on fundraising are Diane Burt, Andy Baca and John Darby. Registration for memberships will be held at a meeting in early May. WAS $369.95 ' 319° "SAVE $50.00 WAS $509, 95 AVE $130.00 UTICA FARM EQUIPMENT LIMITED 620 Reg. Rd. 21, Utica - 2 miles w. of Manchester 985-9701 Ne 3A \am WHusqvarna i REST&GARDEI! Pont Perry Tennis Club Executive for the coming season (if the snow ever disappears) are, back from left, Jeff Murray, Tim Weekes, All Dr David and Dick , Morley Martin. Front from left: John Scott, Sally Martin, Mary McKelvey, Rob Johnston and Gillian Henry. Wreckers tame the Lions Saturday, March 6 - the last game before the playoffs. With Whitby goalie Cary Cleyndert not able to come, Ryan Fraser played goal. What a game for a first-time goalie. The Lions Club came out flying and pressing in Whitby's end. Ryan made four big stops keeping Lions Club off the score sheet. Mike Wadsworth, the goalie for Lions Club, made bog saves on Whitby. The two friends from Greenbank were trying to out-do each other. At 2:29 left in the second, the new line of Nick Ostafichuk, Russ Brown and Jamie Page were working their butts off. And the hard work paid off. With Russ in the corner making a perfect pass to Jamie, who made no mistake as he beat Mike. With the new line of Cam Vernest, Jon Sanders and Reid McTaggart working hard, Jon passed to Cam in the corner of the rink, who banked one off Mike's skate and into the net making it 2-0 for Whitby. With 61 seconds left in the second, Lion Dan Minnon , carried the puck up the ice behind Whitby's net and fed a perfect pass to lan Bonsar to beat Ryan in the top corner. At 9:20 of the third, Whitby's Russ Brown made another perfect pass to Jamie Page who scored his second of the game. Reid McTaggart, playing forward, scored his first of the year with a great shot to the top corner , with assist going to Jon Sanders Alex McLaughlin looked really good playing defense. The line-up of Beau Jolicoeur, Chris Thompson and Jeff Danilko worked really hard but had no points. Good luck to all the teams in the playoffs and the upcoming tournament. IGA girls lose 3-1 to Scarborough The high winds and icy roads made for a long trip to Scarborough on Sunday morning for the IGA Ringette playoff game. Due to March Break, illness and severe weather we arrived with seven skaters. The team called up Genni Taylor from the Pine Ridge Tweens to play goal for us. Although she was nervous it didn't show as she played brilliantly slapping many shots. The 1.G.A. girls deserve a lot of credit for playing their hearts out in front of Genni. The final score ended 3-1 for Scarborough. This was a must win for them and they needed their 3 lines to beat us. 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