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CC . F078 Fad vebesT - $AT2 7/66 3° THOT 28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 25, 1989 pring Cralg Laird slips one past the Sunderland guard as Cor- nish wins the Durham Central title 27-21.The Cornish Junior Boys Basketball Team Is having a great season. They won in their pool last week, then the division and now they are off to fight for the Durham Regional Championship. PLAY GOLF 1/2 PRICE Purchase the CRESTWOOD Mini-Membership Card for *85. and you pay *3.50 per 9 holes. Valid 7 days a week. CRESTWOOD GOLF CLUB MANILLA 705-357-3474 Port Perry %. Tennis Club REGISTRATION for MEMBERSHIP & LESSONS Monday, May 1st -- 8:00 PM -- Masonic Hall ALTERNATE REGISTRATION May 10th from 7 to 9 PM AT THE COURTS Sess ebsssssnseresnnsannane PP EPR PRT TY Single Jr. (17 & under) ... *17. Single Sr. .....cccoeiiiinninnns $31. Student ............ccoeevvvvnenn. LESSONS FOR MEMBERS begin MAY 16th, 17th, 18th (for 6 weeks) Juniors $18.00 (space limited to 10 per session) Seniors $30.00 Deadline for lesson sign-up is May 10. For further information call ................... 985-8948 Cornish wins Central by Rob Streich The R.H. Cornish Junior Boys Basketball team' won the Durham Central Champion- ships on April 19 in a fast, run- ning game. Last Wednesday, the Cor- nish Cougars defeated the Sun- derland Stampeders in a hard fought match, 27-21. Cornish took an early lead and held it while Sunderland couldn't quite make their height advantage pay off. Sunderland, the Northern Pool winners in Durham Cen- tral, were close behind Cornish all the way, with just a two Interested in rowing Scugog? Having bid the ice a fond point spread after the first 16 minute half. There was a vocal crowd of thirty spectators on hand to cheer on the two teams. This win puts the grade five and six Cornish boys into the Regional playoffs. } Sandy Mark was the high scorer for Cornish with Graig Laird, Matt Morris, Dar Bourgeois and Ian McCready playing astronggame. Coach Jim Justynski is ex- trememly pleased with his teams' performance. He com- mented that over the years he has been coaching, he has seen farewell, and none to soon for == most, it's time to think about water sports once more. Sailboats and motorboats, canoes and kayaks are being primed for the long, hot, summer ahead, but in the early morning, when the water is sheer and still, it begs to be rowed upon. Rowing is a fast and exciting sport. The sleek line of a racing shell cutting through the water is a perfect combination of grace and strength. Rowing provides a total body workout and although is appears to be the upper body that is being used, the legs do 80 per cent of the work. The car- diovascular benefits are ex- cellent, comparable to cross- country skiing or swimming: There are many variations of rowing, from one person "scull- ing," to a crew of eight in a sixty two foot long boat. Anyone can learn to row; it's easy and fun: Although rowing does not receive much media attention, there are many active clubs in . Ontario. Currently, a small group of dedicated oarsmen are forming a club in Oshawa. If there was enough local interest to form a small recreational club here, it could be affiliated with Oshawa and act as a host club for future races and regattas on Lake Scugog. For more information on learning to row, contact Charlotte Hale 985-0878. SCHOOL SUPPLIES Pencils - Lined Paper -Erasers - Note Books - Math Sets - etc PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 Sports Land 985-2174 BIKES New 1989 Models Velo Sport, Peugeot, Norco EXPERT BIKE REPAIRS done on premises Bike Accessories a steady improvement in skill among the junior boys. The Cornish Junior Boys defeated four other teams to win the Southern Pool in Dur- ham Central on Monday and get to Wednesday's game. At the playoff tournament in Port Perry, Cornish swept the southern pool four for four. Cornish took Cartwight in a strong 27-4 match. Cornish went on to beat Goodwood 28-8. They toppled Scott Central 30-14 and pushed past Ux- bridge 22-8. These two "tough guys" recently claimed gold medals at the Durham Finals in wrestling. Stephen McFarlane won gold in the 37.5 kg. category, while Grant Kay won gold in the 50.7 kg. category. It's the third time that both young men have won golds for R.H. Cornish Public School in wrestling. PORT PERRY & DISTRICT MINOR SOFTBALL PRACTICE TIMES (Ages 4 to 6, born 1983-85) (Ages 7 to 8, born 1981-82) (Ages 9 to 10, Born 1979-80) SQUIRT BOYS SQUIRT GIRLS Tuesday, May 16th -- 6:00 PM R.H. CORNISH Monday, May 8th -- 6:00 PM - R.H. CORNISH Tuesday, May 9th -- 6:00 PM LEGION Thursday, May 11th -- 6:30 PM '(Ages 11 to 12, Born 1977-78) NORTH DIAMOND Tuesday, May 9th -- 6:30 PM (Ages 11 to 12, Born 1977-78) PEE WEE BOYS NORTH DIAMOND Monday, May 8th - 6:30 PM (Ages 13 to 14, Born 1975-76) SOUTH DIAMOND PEE WEE BANTAM GIRLS Wednesday, May 10th -- 6:30 PM (Ages 13 to 16, Born 1973-76) NORTH DIAMOND YOUTH SLO PITCH -- MIXED Monday, May 8th -- 8:00 PM (Ages 15 to 18, Born 1971-74) SOUTH DIAMOND EE Sim Aik nian a SS RE Ree I = =