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34 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 26, 1990 p Arena and the year was 1 Here's a old photo from the files that should bring back a few memories for some peo- le in Port Perry and area. The occasion was the opening ceremonies for the Port Perry 950. That arena was located at the corner of North and Water Streets and served the community for more than 30 years until it was torn down in the ear- ly 1980's. For all your NEW or USED CAR NEEDS with excellent service, contact sales rep., JEFF KROONENBERG PHILP PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 985-8474 or [res.) 985-3925 BEAT THE SUVIMER HEAT! Have your central air conditioning installed now. -- FOR A FREE ESTIMATE PHONE -- SUMMER COOLING AIR SYSTEMS GREG 985-9623 or JIM 985-0084 We also install heat pumps, electronic air cleaners, humidifiers and custom duct work. - NOTICE - MINOR HOCKEY TRAINERS, COACHES, MANAGERS for the 1990-91 SEASON Any person interested in these positions with Port Perry Minor Hockey in 1990-91 (House League or OMHA rep teams) must submit resume and team requested by July 7th, 1990. OMHA rep team coaches must hold a N.C.C.P. level cer- tificate, and OMHA rep team trainers must hold H.T.C.P. Level 1 Certificate. The above is not a requirement for House League Coaches or their trainers. Please pickup registration forms at Pineridge Sports or Sportsland. Submit resumes by July 7th to: PORT PERRY MINOR HOCKEY, c/o President, Larry Lee, 257 Bigelow Street, Port Perry, Ontario LOL 1M4 985-8507 MOBILE SERVICE GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP PLEASE RECYCLE AY "uly Plenty of action in Squirt soccer The World Cup may have the best talent in Italy, but Port Perry - certainly must have the most en- thusiastic play. The fourth week of play brought more parity among the teams in the squirt soccer league. Johnson Controls managed to outhustle Techstar Plastics by a 4 to nil score but the play was much closer than the score in- dicated. Johnson was led by Faith Anne Scheffield's passing and Colleen Bruce at forward. Mike Milligan led the defense. Carly Howard had an outstanding game both ways and Trevor Nobins' header was noted for Techstar. The Lions and Van Camp squared off in a close tilt which ended in a 4-4 deadlock. Gordon Kilner, Allan Anderson and Jeff Crosier played well for Van Camp, while the outstanding net- work of D'Arcy Stephens and Jor- dan Thomson held back the op- position Lions. Lindsay Wilson and Cory Manns continue to improve while the offensive forays of Stephen Wygerde thrilled the crowd. The Legion managed to sneak by Raglan Welding 3 to 1 with Dustin Bowe on offense, Angela Guenther on defense, and Nicole Vandergaast in net leading the victors. Super offense on behalf of Aaron Lycett, Dane Gray, and Matthew Welts coupled with the tough defense of Chris Monsma, Tyler Mark and Nicole Bourgeois kept things close. Walton Construction outlasted Bridlewood North 3 to nil. Joey Drebit had a number of key saves in net. Justin Bates had a solid defensive effort, and Cody Browne had a good offensive game for the winners. Adam Moynes, a new addition to Bridlewood, had an excellent game. PAP PYES "THE MARINE UPHOLSTERERS" Servicing Durham Region and Surrounding Area BOAT TOPS, BOAT SEATS COMPLETE MARINE INTERIORS JUNE SPECIAL Cockpit Covers. e.g. 15' Boat ... from 200. On HWY. 7A (East of Taylor Ford) (Port Perry) 085-4857 (Ajax) 831 -3086 MOBILE SERVICE SUNROOFS! TRUCK SLIDER! CELLULAR PHONES! BOX LINERS! J tr tht LP As ORT PERRY auto glass © trim Itd. rr song re Ye ------ anm? ¢ Upholstery (Marine & Auto) -- * Snowmobile & Bike Seats ¢ Insurance Claims o Auto & Safety Glass ' 139 Water St. 6 High Port Perry o Plexi & Lexan Glass « Upholstery (Restaurant, Chairs, Kitchen, 985-8507 985-0995 Trader Sams beat dnowaeu Rubber 7-1. Jocelyn Dunn, Sarah Smith, and Tricia Cowie had outstanding efforts for the winn- ing side. The fabulous network Michael Dalby was noted as was the good defense by all involved for Snowden. Calia Maltil, Rhea Baxtel and Jodi May assisted in a great offensive effort. Scott Bronson displayed good speed. All teams are reminded that their hard work and patience has already shown an improvement in play. Greenbank win 8-5 over Barry's The Greenbank Squirt Girls sponsored by Bagshaw Electric played another great game against Barry's Variety. The Greenbank girls won 8-5. Dana Hooker got her first home run of the season. Heather Tred- way pitched a great game. She struck out 6 girls in the 4 innings she pitched. Julie Anne Lee also pitched a great game. Stacey Richerson, Lesley Jeffreys, Tara Brown and Sara Clark did a good job in the field. Heather Harris also did a good job on first base. Way to go team!!! Don't waste this space. Small ads pay! ice Cream & Sundaes : 16 FLAVOURS ete ene OAK - PINE - MAPLE - EURO ~ KITCHENS VANITIES COUNTERTOPS Cultured Marble CE Cuisine Expert up to 40% OFF MS.L. We Install. Visit our Showroom. OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE RR4, UXBRIDGE Durham No. 23, just s. of 47 416)852-7722