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Bullseye! (continued from page 3) players who have passed away. Fifty per cent of the entry fees for this tour- nament are donated to charity. There are six to ten people on each team, male or female. “A” Divisions are typically more skilled and com- petitive, and “C” Divisions tend to be more relaxed and for the enjoy- ment of a night out. “B” Divisions fall somewhere in the middle. There are six venues for the Port Perry Monday Night Dart League: Port Perry Legion - 6 teams, Crabby Joes - 4 teams, KJ’s Shack - 2 teams, Jester’s Court - 2 teams, Lucky Lam. - 2 teams and Colonel Mustards — 2 teams. “1 like the fact that we are sup- porti local businesses on a Monday night, typically one of the slower nights of the week,” Kelly commented. “Playing each week from a different location gives you variety and an opportunity to visit Port Perry restaurants and pubs.” “If you are a business owner and would like to host a team, all you need is a dart board and some cold beverages,” Kelly pointed out. “I would definitely recommend this sport to others,” she said with enthusiasm. The local dart league welcomes all ages and the cost is minimal. Where else can you play an organized sport for seven months of the year for only $150? The season runs from September to April, from 8-11 p.m. on Monday nights. A gala banquet tops off the year. The registration fees are awarded back to the teams at the end of the season based on collective team wins throughout the year. Personal stats are recorded for players who request them. League news is shared on Facebook. Interested hosts or aspiring dart league members are encouraged to check out the Port Perry Monday Night Dart League Facebook page. Kelly is seeking memorabilia in the form of old pictures, stories and newspaper articles, kept by former and existing players, for the upcom- ing 25th anniversary celebration. You can call 905-986-0560 or text Secretary Treasurer of Port Perry Dart League Chery! Kerr left, joined by League President Kelly Walton. This year they are celebrating 25 years and invite new members to join this fun league. for more information on how to be part of the fun. You never know, if you are looking for love, you too, might get hit by Cupid’s dart! By Lynn Campbell, Focus on Scugog True North << EAVESTROUGHING John Wh) yte 905-982-1831 Port Perry www.truenorthgutters. ca Local businesses SUPPORTING Local businesses James Cannon 905-982-0118 1920 Whitfield Rd., Port Perry www.tradingpostqualityfoods.com LOVE WHAT'S LOCAL! 4 FOCUS - SEPTEMBER 2015