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JTree mw 24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, August 5, 1987 Junior tennis events wrap up The Junior Summer Tennis Pro- gram is over for another year. Once again it was a successful venture. Fifty-eight children, ranging in age from 8 to 15 attended this "camp"' each morning for 3 weeks. Even the humidity and high temperatures didn't take the edge off their enthusiasm. In the final week of the program, head instructor, Alex Pilepic of "Nevada Bob Sports' in Whitby, tested the kids skill level and award- ed badges: Beginner, Novice 1, Novice 2 & Intermediate 1. The badges, from Tennis Canada's "Performance Award Scheme' are a means of measuring the level of an individual's tennis ability and are diligently worked for by all the camp participants. Alex was NEED PHOTOCOPIES? We can do them for you! Letter, Legal & Ledger. Reduced & Enlarged. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street | 985-7383 ANNOUNCEMENT The parents of Cheryl Arlene Dayes and Michael Paul Brignall are pleased to announce their forth- coming marriage at Port Perry United Church, August 29th, 1987. assisted & encouraged each day by program organizer Diane Burt and Rebecca Kahn. Last week a high-level instructor, Stacey Allaster, from the governing tennis body, Ontario Tennis Associa- tion, who awards a monetary grant to junior programs of this caliber, gave local tennis players special in- structional clinic. She stated that the group of youngsters who attended the afternoon session were among the most accomplished she had come across in her travels around Ontario. Everyone was treated to Gatorade, caps and posters. Stacey also attended the Port Perry Tennis Club's Monday night adult mixed doubles league and demonstrated doubles strategy to each group of players throughout the evening. Her expertise and experience were evi- dent and appreciated. - The third week of the children's summer tennis program culminated in tournament play among the older children. Competition was keen and the general enthusiasm and concen- tration produced some exciting and unusual play! The region is trying to establish a "Junior Circuit" among Kawartha area clubs. The intention is to provide further playing experience for keen youngsters from the Port Perry, Lindsay, Peterborough, Fenelon Falls and Oshawa Tennis Clubs. the age categories are under 16, under 14, & under 12, for boys and girls. The dates, times and places for play are as follows: August 1 - Lind- say Tennis Club, August 15 - Peter- borough, No. 1 Nautilus, August 22 - Oshawa, August 29 - Fenelon Falls. All to start at 9:00 a.m. Please call 985-3091 for further information on the "junior circuit." The Port Perry Tennis Club's Junior Tournament is on August 8. Entry fee is $2.00. There is a lot of tennis action for ~ all ages in Port Perry. LAMPS * GIFTS * Rattan & Gifts 172 WATER STREET PORT PERRY 985-8972 WHITE WICKER * BAMBOO FURNITURE " BASKETS * BRASS PLANTERS * MIRRORS * TABLES * MICE C ome in and Browse. Short Term Deposits 71/4% 30 - 89 DAYS Interest Paid at Maturity Deposit $5,000. to $25,000. Special rates also available on other amounts All rates shown subiect to change without notice RATES SHOWN PER ANNUM 8.65% 30 to 59 DAYS $100,000. to $200,000. on Your Investments [ Higher Interest Guaranteed Investment Certificates 0" 5 YEAR TERM Min. Deposit $500. Interest Paid Annually. Ye 165 Queen St, STANDARD TRUST N Member of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Port Perry Open Monday to Thursday 9am to Spm; Friday 9am to 6 pm; Saturday 9am to 1 pm Sate {0 serve * Tel 985-8435 ann mlvied y 4 About 100 or so local people, including a the music of the OPP Pipes and Drums last group from Port Perry Nursing Home, enjoyed Thursday afternoon under sunny skies. Crestwood Golf Club pro teaches the game to kids A new concept of teaching took place at Crestwood Golf Club the first two weeks of July. Head Pro Bill Huestis donated his time for two golf camps for junior golfers ages 10 to 18 years. Each student paid a nominal fee for the day, and A&D Sales, Lindsay, Ontario were the sponsors. The juniors had three days of instruction on the driving range, the course itself and the put- ting green. The final day included several competitions with the following winners: Week 1: Jr. Short Game- 1t- Duane Empringham, Port Perry; 2nd- Brad Rowland, Oshawa. . Putting: Jeremy Dagleish, Port Perry; Duane Empringham, Port Perry. Gross: Jeremy Dagleish, Port Perry; Duane Empringham, Port Perry. : 'Net: J.P. Weedman, Oakwood; Geoff Cork, Lindsay. Novice Short Game: Mike Tripp, Port Perry; Kevin Bull, Port Perry. Putting: Kevin Bull, Port Perry; Mike Tripp, Port Perry. Novice Gross: David Stokes, Lindsay; Mike Tripp, Port Perry. Net: Brian Rowland, Oshawa; Greg Kyle & Collette Bertrand, Port Perry. Special Mention to Martin Cook who placed third, three times. Week 2: Short Game Jr.: 1st- Kevin Buscher; 2nd- Lance Davidson. Novice: 1st- Michael Rowland; Matt McKenzie-Gregg Parish; Mar- ci Rowland; Michael Rowland. Putting: Kevin Buscher; Todd Blackwood-Mike Flynn. Gross: Bill Allison; Lance David- son; Michael Rowland; Marci Rowland. Net: Mike Flynn; Kevin Buscher, Greg Parrish; Courtenay Abbott. Winners of each division were presented with trophies and everyone received packages of beef jerky from the sponsor A&D Sales, Lindsay, Ontario. Mixed Two-Ball A field of 60 players teed off at Crestwood Golf Club in hot, humid weather for their annual Mixed Two-Bal. The course played tough being in excellent condition and the pond by the new first green presented some new challenges. Winners were: 1st Low Gross- Susan McQuarrie & Todd Leask, Oshawa- 76. 1st Low Net- Brenda Miller & Roger Currie, Crestwood- Net 60. 2nd Low Gross: Louise & Jack Brown, Country " Lane. 2nd Low Net: Joyce & Gord Addie, Oshawa- tied Net 60. 3rd Low Gross: May Queen & George Skerratt, Lindsay. 3rd Low Net: Elma & Dave Norman, Dalewood. 4th Low Net: Beth & Er- nie Rowland, Crestwood. 5th- Janet & Brian Carlisle, Crestwood. 6th- Christine Queen & Darrell Hales. After delicious appetizers, all en- joyed a steak barbeque and enter- tainment by Teddy Gill and Friends. Lefty-Righty Two Man Best Ball Sponsored by Molsons July 11, 1987 saw a successful turn-out to the Inaugeral Lefty- Right Two Man Best Ball, sponsored by Molsons at the Crestwood Golf Club. The 68 golfers teed off in humid 104 degree weather hoping to palce in the top 11 and take the prestigious walk to the well-stocked prize table. Winners were as follows: 1st- Mac Rowland & Chuck Culligan, Country Lane, 9 under par - 61; 2nd- Lorne Brown & Bill Clayton, Crestwood; 3rd- Rick More & Bill Robinson, St. Georges G.&C.C. - tied. 4th- Chris Karwelat & Jeff Clar- ingbold, Seaton; 5th Denny Williams & Larry Weller, Ayren Links; 6th- Dave Peterson & Joe Rodak, Seaton; 7th- Brian Carlisle & Dave Nicholson, Crestwood. 8th- Bruce & Dan Legros, Kedron Dells; 9th- Dennis & Vorvis & Daryl Bodachefski, Thunderbird; 10th- Fred Lanos & Guy Kelly, Crestwood; 11th- Ken Leech & Den- nis Towns, Crestwood. The playoff for second place was won by the St. George's team on the first extra hole. After the tournament, the hot but happy field enjoyed a generous steak barbeque. Head professional, Bill Huestis thanks all competitors for their participation and special thanks to Peter Youney and Molsons for their sponsorship of the tournament. Say it with a ... 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