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=" 38 -- Scugog Citizen ~ Tv day, June 20, 1995 The Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club hosted the annual mixed triples tournament over the weekend. The teams were competing for the Mansell Gerrow Trophy. The late Mr. Gerrow ' was a long time lawn bowler In Port Perry. His daughter Lola Sheridan, left, presents trophy to the winning team of Jim DeMille; Gerrl DeMille, and Pat Milburn from the Oshawa Lawn Bowling Club. At right Is tournament director Marta Gill. Scugog Youth Soccer League action Under® » Raglan Welding vs. + Burketon General Store Burketon came up with a strong game with goals from Billy Mills, Michael Fisher, Adam Phillipe and a hat trick from Mat Morrison. Raglan rallied to pressure Burketon with some good offensive effort but was held scoreless. Final score was 6 0 for Burketon. Roger's Automotive vs. , Bank of Montreal Roger's downed Bank of Montreal with a score of 8-4. Goals for Roger's were scored by Alexandra Moffatt, Matthew Tennant, James Donaldson with 5, and Kailey McQuade with her first goal of the season! Great «team effort by the Bankers though. Goals were scored by Steven Etherington (2) and Jonathon 4 Ww r SNARON=® Hamelinck (2). Erica Bullock, Ashley 'Rafcliffe, Elizabeth ~ Reinhalt, and Kimberly Wilson held strong ondefence. Better luck next week. . Vancamp & Kellar vs. Nuts About Chocolate Both teams had a fantastic game this week but a winner could not be determined. The final score was | 3:3. Goals for Vancamp were scored by Fiona Barrass, Stewart - Medford, and Scott 'Partingon. David Stewart scored all the goals for Nuts - a hat trick. The rest of the team pulled together and worked very hard. Manvers vs. "Antrint House Antrim House worked hard and were rewarded with a 2-0 win over Manvers. Goals were scored by Aaron Bray and Brent Meeking. Great game by both teams. - Port Perry Craft & Gift Show vs. \CE JACKETS HIRTS HATS and more! TOOLS ® Call, Come & Look! "#%s Kates' Place BLACKSTOCK (905) 986-4000 VWNSHIP of SCUGOG WONICIPAL BOAT LAUNCH FEES Effective Weekends and Holiday Mondays during * July and August, a pilot project will be initiated in which the following fees will be collected at the Port Perry Lakefront Boat Launch: $5.00 per Boat per Day. '1995 Season Passes are available for Scugog Township Residents for $25.00 (Season passes are available only at the Municipal Clerk's Office, 208 North Street, Port Perry, from Monday to Friday 8:30 AM 10-4:30 PM). All fees collected beyond operating costs will be directed toward future boat launching improvements. i Scugog Rental Port Perry Craft & Gift Show received goals from Keenan Geer, Simon Renison, and Chris Charron (3) on this night which resulted in a 5-0 win over Scugog Rental. Strong defensive game was shown by Ian Wick, Jeff Rankin and lots of hustle by Krigty Popowich from Scugog Rental, Village Decor vs. Dairy Delight Village Decor had a big 10-1 victory over Dairy Delight on Thursday night. Goals came from Sam Guenther (2), Yenny/Nan Andel (1), and Mike Jehu (7) and Alex Herold put Dairy Delight on the board with one. Port Perry Metals vs. Dairy Delight Pogt Perry Metals really came ot for their first win of the on; a 6-1 win over Dairy Delight. Goals were scored by Lakelan Gould (2), Andrew Pegg (3), and Katie Munden. Super defence by Cameron O'Connor and Jillian Vaughan. Dairy Delight's goal was scored by Alex Herold. =" Junior Merchants still on hot streak This sports report for the "Junior" Merchant Fastball Team is sponsored by Millwork Home Centre, Williamsons GM, David's Hairstyling and. PSB Speakers. This past week saw the Porf Perry "Jynior"™ Merchants continue their winning streak, giving them 5 wins in the last 6 games. On Tuesday, the Markham Juniors visited Port and were snot in the game until the seventh inning. Port had gone ahead 5-1 going into the seventh, when three costly errors and timely hitting allowed Markham to score four runs and tie the game. This forced the game to go into extra innings. In the top of the eighth, Port quickly got three outs with a pop up to Venning at first, a strike out by Card, and ground-out from Laird to Venning. In the bottom: of the inning with two out, Card easily scored from second on a "Smart" RBI single to win the game. Card was the winning pitcher, striking out 14, walking 3, allowing 4 hits and only one earned run. On Thursday night, the Juniors visited Durham Fields to play the experienced Mickey Finns men's team. Port was leading 4-0 going into the sixth when Oshawa as allowed to score two unearned runs without getting a hit. The third out was a long fly ball caught at the fence by McBride to 'end the exasperating .inning. In the seventh, the Finns got » one. more run, but Port's tight defence shut them down and did not allow the Finns to continue the rally they thought they had begun in the sixth. Venning got the -win striking out one, allowing six walks, four hits, and one earned run. Even though the Juniors now have two more wins under their belts, there are some specific areas they will be working on-in preparation for the Eliminations. The team is beginning to feel positive about their chances for another sticcessful year, and are continuing to build a positive team spirit. Hitters for the week: Ryan Burkholder - double; Card - walk; Cochrane .- single, home run, 2 RBI; Empringham - walk, single, RBI; Laird - walk, 2 singles; McLennan - single; M¢Bride - single, triple, 2 RBI; Moase - 2 singles, RBI; Smart - walk, 3 singles, RBI; _ VanderSlagt - sifigle; Venning - 4 singles, 2 RBI. Schedule for the week: Thursday, June 22 - Oshawa Juniors vs. Port Juniors 8:30; Tuesday, June 27 - Port Juniors vs. Aurora 8:30; Thursday, June 29 - Brampton vs. Port Juniors 8:30. .. . Local girls perform well in Tetrathalon On June 17th and 18th, four local Durham Pony Club girls took part in the Central Ontario Region Tetrathalon. Tetrathalon is a competition in four parts: running, riding, shooting and swimming. Swimming is scored by the number of metres obtained in a Coaches, Port Perry Minor Hockey is Coaches must have NCCP NOTICE © 1995 - Coaches, Managers and Trainers for.the 1995-1996 Season. Trainers must have a Registered Trainers' Certificate. Applications can be sent to : ' PORT PERRY MINOR HOCKEY - c/o Bill Van.Camp, P.O. Box 61, Port Perry, Ontar| Applications available at Pine Ridge Sports. Applications must be submitted by June 30th, 1995 for consideration. Managers, Trainers 1996 SEASON receiving applications for Coach Level Certificate. L 1A2 "puts fun in your lite" AFFORDABLE FAM FU ea FOLDING TAMERS. Aico 8 . SALES SERVICE LIGHTWEIGHT RY's you tow! *(905) 655-5000 2 157 Baldwin St. (Hwy. 7 & 12N.) B After Hours ( RENTALS CAMPERS TRAILERS KLIN . 5) 749-0742 set time limit, Shooting is scored by the Highest number of shots -on target. The running portion is a cross country course that. must be completed in the shortest ° time possible and the riding i is scored like the cross country phase of eventing with penalty points for refusals, falls or going over the optimum time allowed. @yTFhe swimming and shooting * were held in Ajax and the running and riding had a change of venue and were held at the éxcellent facility provided by Dreamcrest Equestrian Centre. Despite the incredible heat, all "the girls had a fine showing. In the Senior Girls division Laura Timms had a first in swimming, a 6th in running and a 2nd in riding to place 3rd.overall. In the Junior Girls division Dawn Dawson was 8th in swimming and 3rd in shooting. Andrea Smith, also a Junior; had a first in swimming, a 5th in shooting, a 7th in riding and a 2nd in running to finish first overall. First timer Caeli Fannos'won a 10th place ribbon for 'shooting in the Novice division. The Senior and Junior girls all qualified to go on to' the National Tepmthalon to be held later this sumer. In further Pony Club news, at the recent Show Jumping and CNE. qualifier, in the Intermediate division, Matthew Roy placed third, Trevor Morrison was 6th and Rodney Cudmore came away with an 8th place ribbon.