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"A Family Tradition for 127 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 27, 1993 - 31 Junior In YMCA Jr. Floor Hockey ac- tion on Monday, April 19, the Canadiens outshot the Leafs in a score of 7-2. Under the head- ing of "when you're hot you're hot" Tyler Houthuys scored six of the Canadien goals! Joseph Kozlinsky popped in lucky No. seven. . Scoring for the Leafs were Nicholas Murphy and David Halward. Th Mig plate e Mighty cks took on the Blue Bombers in the first In- termediate game of the eve- ning. In an exciting game the Ducks managed to edge out the Bombers 6-5. Scoring for the Mighty Ducks Soccer coaches! YMCA floor hockey were Eric Bird, van Bertrand and Steven Doan each with dou- 'bles. Answering for the Blue Bombers were Craig Cannon with two and Ben Russell, Mike Koury and Darryl Dalton with singles. The second Intermediate game of the evening 'saw the Red Wings take on the Golden Rods. The Golden Rods came out on top in this match with a score of 6-3. The Langford brothers dominated for the Golden Rods with Chris scoring five of the goals and Greg adding No. six. Matt MacMaster, Darryl Dal- ton and John Barton scored for the Red Wings. meeting May 4 at high school Soccer season is almost upon us once again. The coaches meetings will be held on May 4 at the Port Perry High School (Room 204) at 6:45 p.m. for the "Under 6s and Under 7s" and at 7:30 p.m. for the "Under 9s and Under 11s." All coaches and as- sistant coaches are asked to at- tend. In lieu of "skills testing" this year, pickup exhibition games are tentatively sched- uled for May 11 (for the Under 6s and Under 9s) and May 12 (for the Under 7s and Under 118). Hopefully the teams will be more evenly matched when the children are assessed on their play in real game situa- tians. The soccer club is looking for- ward to another successful sea- son this year, having had good turnouts for registration. In ad- dition, the club is pleased to have three all-girl teams this year in the Under 13, Under 15 and Under 17 age groups. Regu- lar season play will be getting Local swimmers fare well at meet Port Perry and area swim- mers did well in the annual Kentucky Fried Chicken Invita- tional Swim Meet Sunday at Uxpool. Port Perry winners include Mary Fowler - 3 silvers in 200 Medley; 100 free and 100 fly; Amanda Wakeford - 1 silver - 100 breast; 2 bronze - 100 free and 100 back and a 6th in 200 medley; Sara Hunter - 2 5ths in 100 free and 100 back; Adam Peacock - Bronze in 50 back and a sixth in 50 free, and Lisa Lesz- kowicz a 5th in 50 breast. Most of the swimmers posted personal best swims in these events. Many thanks to Ken- tucky Fried Chicken of Ux- bridge and Port Perry who gen- erously sponsor this meet every year. The Port Pery Star A Family Tradition in Port Perry and area for underway just after Victoria Day. The club wishes to gratefully acknowledge the support of their sponsors this year, name- ly: The Royal Canadian Legion, Smith & Smith Big V Drug Store, Laurentian Bank, J 2) D Carpentry, Re/Max Scugog, Air Durham, Lake Scugog Lumber, Port Perry Printing, Twice Told Tales, Brian's Towing, Darlene Colton Photography, Water- front Coffee, Raglan Industries, Mr. Sub Port Perry, Second Hand . Store for Kids, Reach | Park Motots, Subby's Sub, Hau- gen's Chicken Barbecue, Tim's Renovations, Port Perry Lions Club, Van Camp Contracting, Willowtree Farms, Emmerson Insurance, Trader Sams, Scu- gog Citizen, 1.G.A., Scugog Mov- ing and Storage, Dana Forder Goldsmithing, Williams Arms, Kenneth G. Dutka & Asso- ciates, Marlin Travel and The Rowdies. « Precision 2-Grind (Ping Zing copy) Irons - reg. 429.99 * Tommy Amour Blacksoot (men's 11pc.) - reg. 599.99 52 Water Street, Unit 5, Port Perry 985-1779 The Port Perry Figure Skatin on Friday, April 23 at the Scugog Arena. Mary Poppins was the theme. The carnival gave the skaters a chance to show off what they had learned during the year, while dressed in an array of colorful costumes. Scugog Shuffleboard Club to begin season The Scugog Shuffleboard Club is about to embark on its second season. The club, which attracted 109 members in 1992, will begin its new season on Tuesday, May 4. Club president Hugh Ormis- ton says he hopes to see familiar faces from last year, as well as new members, join the club. The club will meet at Scugog Arena Tuesday evenings from 7-10 p. -and. Wednesday. after- noons frof 1-4 p.m. The Scugog Shuffleboard Young adult slo-pitch g Club held its annual carnival Club will also host tournaments onee a month. The first tourna: ment is scheduled for Tuesday, May 25 to Wednesday, May 26. The club's annual general meeting to plan the year's events and to select the club's executive will take place start- ing at 7:30 p.m. at the Scugog Township Office on Wednesday, May 5. d . Anyone wishing "additional information may call Mr. Or- miston at 655-3369. has six openings left April 30 is the deadline to are interested or would like to sign up for this new league. There are only six openings left on the four teams that have signed up to play. Forms are available from Doug Dempsey at Pineridge Sports 985-2839 or from Bernice Avis at 986-0653. Bernice Avis and - Doug Dempsey would like to thank everyone who have offered their help to get the league started this year. The first pitch will be thrown on Sunday, June 6 at the fairgrounds in Blackstock. Please come and join us and watch some exciting baseball. We are still looking for spon- sors for a couple of the teams to help pay for their shirts. If you Yard Pro SPE CIAL NEW LAWN RIDER We Take Trade Ins. LR12R38 $1,499 Former Trade name "Roper" make a contribution to the league please call Doug or Ber- nice. 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Over 200: Marg Lee 271, Elma Vernon 268, 208, Caron Weber 247, Marian Geer 237, 206, Dorothy Lee 231, Penny Flynn 227, Gerri Langille 227, Cheryl Jones 215, Carol Koch 210, Merle St. John 201. Over 550: Elma Vernon 629, Marg Lee 697, Dorothy Lee 596, Marian Geer 592, Caron Weber 671. FE Please recycle this newspaper LAWN MOWER TRUCK LOAD SALE --" ¢ $8 Trade In WC" Allowance MODEL B102 MODEL BP202 *1 49° sq 9 5°68