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tr Lal me amt a a aires ------ ad ------ | | | 34 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, August 18, 1992 KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR Port Perry Lawn Bowlers put In a good showing at the Mixed Triples Tournament held at the Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club on Aug. 8. The winning team were recipents of the Lake Scugog Lumber & Coal Trophy. Pictured from teft to right are: Ted Griffen, of Scugog Lum- ber presents the trophy to team members Anna Beaton, skip, Mike Sheridan, lead and Hazel Pimblett, vice. Lots of action in mini soccer despite the cool temperatures There was some "hot" soccer playing last week, despite the cold weather. The mini teams showed intense dedication as they played through unseason- able temperatures. A warm round of applause to Subby's Submarine as they took F.A. Slinger by a 4-0 margin. Great defense by F.A. Slinger held Danny Halward to two goals. Blake Cunningham scored one goal as did Tyler Cunningham, and a scoreless second half rounded out this great game. For F.A. Slinger, Christopher Spence and An- drew Adams receive honorable mention for their hardy effort. Re/Max Realty just edged out Nuts About Chocolate for a 2-1 victory. Daniel Bois and Kyle Geer each scored a goal, and Adam Smart threatened to wid- en the lead many times with near misses. Tim Cruickshank got Nuts' goal, and narrowly missed tying the match with a hard kicked ball which just hit the goalpost. Duncan MacKen- zie also had some good breaka- ways, and Emma Bowers played stalwart defenae Fowler, Davies lost their game against Manvers 1, 3-0. The Manvers team was held scoreless for the first half, but broke the game open in the sec- ond. Andrew Hale and Celine Batterink both played a great game. SATURDAY GATES OPEN AT 1:30 PM SUNDAY GATES OPEN AT 2:30 AM SATURDAY $15.00 SUNDAY $25.00 WEEKEND TICKET $30.00 CHILDREN SAT. $2.00 SUN. $4.00 GM MOTORSPORT OCT DISTANCE TO MOSPORT FROM: LS A CLASSES Hi LATE MODEL SPORTMAN . St. Catharines 191 Km. J lamiton ~~ 149Km. London 260m SUPERMODS \"™ irises Kingston 177 Km. Windsor 457 Km. ALL ACT EVENTS ARE PART OF THE GM MOTORSPORT NATIONAL STOCK CAR SERIES. FOR INFORMATION (416) 513-0550 JSP | AUGUST LJ 'a - -~ aE 0aTs SLATE OF REGULAR DIVISION _ Second high two game winners were the local team of (I-r) Joyce Storry, vice, Cam Crawford, skip and Alma Cox, lead. Second high one game winners were the Port Perry team of Norm Caswell, skip, Hazel Leger, vice and John Leger, lead. Kelly, Zuly, Greenway, Bruce BARRISTERS and SOLICITERS EVENINGS & WEEKENDS BY APPOINTMENT 114 King St. E., Oshawa Motor Vehicle - Criminal Personal Injury - Wills Real Estate - Family Law Corporate & Commercial 723-2278 --_--3e-- Skating Associ bon FOR INFORMATION: CONTACT 985-3031 PORT PERRY FIGURE SKATING CLUB REGISTRATION for 1992/1993 SEASON Wednesday, September 2, 1992 - 6 to 8 pm Scugog Memorial Arena Board Room SKATE EXCHANGE PRESCHOOL (10 weeks) Friday morning... CAN SKATE Full Membership (2 x / week / 30 weeks)... Partial Membership (1 x / week / 30 weeks). CANFIGURES SKATE... SENIOR (includes preliminary figure) $200 $390 5 Al foes include membership in C.F.S.A., Carnival fee and Eastern Section levy. Optional only if this is not your home chub. REGISTRATION FEE AFTER SEPT. 1492. $28.