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wp" 30 -- Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, April 30, 1996 £ The Fred Warren Memorial went to, front from left, Michael Redman, Novice B; Ashley Lucas, Major Novice; Justin Shinn, Atom B; Trevor Lance, Atom A. Back right Is Scott Sanderson, Bantam B; and at left Is presenter Warren Geer, grandson of Fred Warren. Not present, Bantam A winner Scott Jeffrey. Dave Jaekson (centre) presents the Garry Jackson Memorial award-to John Babcock (left) for Midget A hodkey. At right Is Jeff Card, winner of the Past President's Award for Juvenile. Fred Oxley (right) presents Chad Lance with the ' Howle Jones award for Bantam HL Most Assists. At left Is Novice HL MVP . HL MVP. Wade Ritchle. Brad Layzell and Bantam Not present, Midget HL MVP Jeremy Gibson and David Bonsor, Best Goals Against Averagé Iirtbe Bantam HL. a EE) 4) 3 ak > Joe Fowler Memorial for Peewee B MVP went to Billy Carr (second left). Not present Is Peewee A . MVP Dean VanCamp. Jason Whitworth was the winner of a special minor hockey award presented by Ed Teno. Legion rep Jim Fleming presented the Fowler Award. Aerobathon for Heart and Stroke Fund Michele Valentino of Port Perry has been an aerobics instructor for the past several years and currently teaches 16 classes each week. She is planning an aerobathon for June 2 at the "Scugag Community Centre to raise money for the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Durham Region. " "We are hoping to see 100" people - out (for the aerobathon) and we would be very happy to see 150," she told the Citizen last week. Along with her long time interest in aerobics, Michele has a personal reason for raising money for the Heart and Stroke Foundation. Her Dad Michael suffered a serious stroke when he 50 and three years later passed 'away from heart disease. That was ten years ago and now Michele feels it is time for her to raise money for research and public education into the disease that kills more Canadians than any other single_ cause. But she stresses that the June 2 aerobathon is ~ planned as "fun event" for men and women (ages 14 and up) "If you have never done aerobics, there's no reason to feel intimidated. This will not be a class, but a fund-raiser. We hope everyone will wear something with a heart on it and have some fun," she said. \ There will be special prizes such as hats, sweat shirts and gym bags, and the Port Perry IGA will provide refreshments for those in the three sets of 45 minutes sessions (with a 15 minute refreshment break between each set). The'Outback Cloggers of Scugog will perform prior to the first aerobics set everyone in the moo: moving. Pledge forms are now available at local stores get for displaying the Heart and, Stroke posters. All participants will be asked to contribute a minimum of $10 in pledges payhble at the door. | Everything gets underway at 1:00 PM June 2 at the Scugog Centre. It will be a great way to have some fun with aerobics and make a positive contribution to the Heart and Stroke Foundation, which is solidly backing this event. Van & Truck World * o Air Deflectors "Visors * Tool Boxes Get equipped with quality DEFLECTA- -SHIELD® accessories here! Lount on us 'year-round for: _ ® Running Boards" Headlight and Taillight:Covers o And much more! visit or call us today! SiiRgy OSHAWA PICKERING SCARBORO 'BELLEVILLE R44 L2> 1670 Simcoe St N. 1050 Brock Rd. S. 1498 Midland Ave. RR3, HWY. #62 N. FPF /~ . Phone (905) Unit #3 (905) PHONE (416) © PHONE (613) 579-6868 839-8771 759-5001 962-1811 | Port Perry Minor Hockey Awards i} hone {1 1] 0 A 1843 Hag, ng; Front from left, lan Garnett, winner of the John Andrews Memorial Heart Award; Gerrard . Timmers, winner of the Charlie Bourgeois A ; Peewee HL; Todd Parry, Midget B MVP; and Jason Logan, winner of the Dan Sluggett Memorial, Midget A for dedication and scholastic ability. In back- are presenters BJ Andrews and Ken Sluggett. Minor hockey pre8ident Bill VanCamp (left) presents Dave Ballingall with a coveted Lifetime Membership. Dave served on the executive for 15 years and has coached and refereed for many years. Golf league lat Wolf Run Club The Port Perry Golf Association (P.P.G.A)), playing out of the beautiful Wolf Run Golf Club in View Lake still has a .few openings in their Men's Monday night league. The league is limited to a aximum of 32 players. For $275 you.can become a member of the league and play on Monday; Tuesday, Thursday and Friday/after 3 p.m. League play is bn the Monday night in ly off times at 4 p.m. and at 6 p.m. The league records only 9 hole scores on the Monday night but members are encouraged to play 18 holes, and stay around later for 19th hole post game discussions. Weekly printouts will be provided for Monday night 9"hole scores with handjcap tracking and game improvement tips. There will be individual prizes awarded at the conclusion of the year based on league play résults. © For fyrther information and an application form please call Randy Logan dt 905-986-5404 or Peter Fitton 905-986-0196. ) SPORT STATS | 5: TEAM: Lishman's Cadmus Country Club Port Perry IGA Jenkins Business Equipment Classic Aluminum Kirby Structures Earl's Car Care 'Port Perry 'Muffler and Brake Nestleton Men's Lob Ball "PLAYOFF STANDINGS as of March 17 Ww LTE 1700 2 1 00 2 100 2 1 00 2 oO 10 oO 0.10 0 0 10 0. 0 10 0