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' PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 7, 1992 - 31 | "A Family Tradition for 126 Years" Open house attracts 100 shufflers By Julia Dempsey Port Perry Star Shuffleboard could become the hottest summer sport in Scugog Township. Its popularity was evident at the Shufflebosrd Open House held Thursday afternoon at the Scugog Arena. More than 100 avid and ama- teur shuffleboarders from Scu- gog Township and across south- central Ontario attended the event and had an opportunity to play a few games. The 18-court facility is home to the newly-formed Scugog Shuffleboard Club and will be in full use this week during the Ca- nadian National Shuffleboard Championships. The doubles-style tourna- ment began this morning (Tues- day) with the amateur event. The open event starts Wednes- day and concludes on Thursday. During the open house, Hugh Ormiston, president of the Scu- gog Shuffleboard Club, told the Port Perry Star he was pleased with the turnout and expects the club will grow in numbers. In fact he is confident that it won't be long before the SSC is the largest in the nation. "This will be the biggest club in Canadain two years time," he predicted, adding he expects league play will be spread over three nights each week. He also thanked the Scugog Township council and the arena board for supporting the ven- ture. At the open house, Scugog Mayor Howard Hall said it is great to see another use for the arena during the summer months. He said the club and the Canadian tournament will be good for both the arena and the township. Refreshments for the open house were donated by Country Style Donuts, IGA, and Valu- Mart. | | | | | | i | | | | | | { PP George Skerratt, a founding member of the Scugog Shuffle- board Club, gives Marilyn Pearce, Ward 2 Councillor and Chair- man of the Parks and Recreation Committee, a few pointers at the Shuffleboard Open House. get Fe Hid : Gwen and Lawrence Malcolm of Scugog Township enjoy : playing shuffleboard at their winter home in Florida. Now, with the formation of the Scugog Shuffleboard Club, the couple can enjoy the sport year round. Port Perry Ball Hockey GP w T PTS GF GA 22 52 13 18 80 21 16 49 28 13 44 44 10 52 35 4 27 63 3 19 62 2 21 78 Team Woodys 1 1" Flames 1 Gators 1" Bullets 11 Raiders 1" Islanders 1" Rams 1 Bandits 1" SQoocoawnNnoOr -- Ball Hockey Top Scorers TEAM GP G A PTS Rick Cormier Flames 11 16 20 Ken Harman Flames 11 14 20 Brian Pomeroy Raiders 10 1o 1" Ron Wiseman Woodys 11 20 3 Mike Butt Raiders 11 8 13 Jarrett Harman Flames 10 13 8 Bill Bridge Raiders 9 10 9 Greg Fedyk Flames 11 6 12 Gary Lance Flames 10 5 12 Bill Eade Gators 10 5 12 Cartwright Minor Ball GP L T PTS NAME TEAM T-Ball H&M Wright Sox 6 Blackstock Lioness 6 Lishmans 6 Tyke Baker Automotive Hutton Heating Asselstine Suzuki Mite J.C. Flooring Jordan Cully Jays Port Perry IGA London Life Lazers Squirt Don Frew and Sons no results Speedy Muffler 4 v Technique Drywall no results MKM Eggbeaters 4 Scugog Shuffleboard Club members Derek Willis of Scugog Island and Ken Moore of Port Perry coached Ward 4 Councillor David Dietlein and Regional Councillor Yvonne Christie during a fun game. Other local township officials present were Ward 2 Councillor Marilyn Pearce, Mayor Howard Hall, Ward 1 Councillor Ken Carruthers, and Arena Board Chairman Ron Cosway. | Schildt Machining beats Cottrell's Cuspids On June 29 the mites played at R.H. Cornish as Schildt Ma- chining went up against Cot- trells Cuspids. For Schildt Machining Jor- dan Froats made a good two base hit and David Akermanis had a strong hit as well. Ryan Hockley made a good play on first base for Schildt Machin- ing. Showing fine form for the Cuspids were Jessica Temple- man and Lisa Geer who had a good hit. Nicole Curran made a good play at first base. Final score was Schildt Machining. 11-56 for Senior Cummings Backhoe Marks Maintenance Blackstock Hardware Blackstock Lions / 1 2 J A 6