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we EE an aan EC EE i ii aii ik From Page 27 The Pearce Novice Auction- eers went undefeated in their three games in Buffalo. Port Perry Figure Skating Club members Ashley Faux and Pamela Armstrong won gold medals and Lindsay Wilson a silver at the Fenelon Follies. The Cawker boys junior bas- ketball team won the Scugog In- vitational Basketball Tourna- ment. The Scugog Arena Board held an appreciation skate for user groups. . ~~ Scala Brothers, Haugens, Swamp Garage and Lake Scu- gog Lumber won their respec- tive divisions of the Port Perry ~ Minor Hockey house league championships. The XL Gas Bar Eaglettes won the gold at the Central Re- gion Major Novice Champion- ships. Chapman and Paul Harrison. Guardian Drugs won the championship of the Tuesday night mens bowling league. Marg Johansen and Darlene Petch were the winners of the high-low tournament held at Centennial Lanes. The Port Perry Figure Skat- ing Club held its end of the year carnival. This year's theme was Mary Poppins. Ian Ashbridge and Marg White were the Centennial Lanes house champions. Bert Hutcheons and Jackie Little were presented with the Sportsman and Good Sport awards at the end of the year curlingbanquets. MAY The Port Perry Ringette Asso- ciation held its annual awards Marsha Clouthier, of Port Perry, won three silver medals out of five events she competed in at the Eight Nations Inter- national Swim Meet held in Germany in April. The 15-year- old is a member of the Uxbridge Swim Club Woody's Auctions and Meats defeated Monsma in the playoff final to win their first broomball championship. The IGA Juniors won the bronze at the ringette Regiom- als. Marsha Clouthier won three silver medals at the Eight Na- tions International Youth Swim Meet. The Canadian team also won the gold. Several local wrestlers won medals at the DEAA finals. First place finishers were Scott Cunningham, Jay Blain, Jim banquet. Most improved players were Cathy Cooper, Me- lissa Pereman, Heather Reid, Tanya Towns and Natasha Bur- gess. Terry Rooney, Jenny Eim- re, Jill Pashley, Megan Mar- lowe and Cindy Verschuuren won for sportsmanship. The Blue Jays were the cham- pions of the Friday night bowl- ing league. Team members were Margaret Breckenridge, Betty Wackett, Klaus Thaeter, Sue Bradley, John Kersten and Carl Fitzgerald. The Port Perry ModJacks held their end of year banquet. Indi- a man, caoch. vidual award winners were as follows: Vaughan McKee Tro- phy-Jeff Barr; Dan Sluggett Me- morial Trophy-Steve Staniland; Best Team Player-Brett Puck- rin; MVP-Jim Vernon; Most Im- proved-Todd Dennis; Rookie of the Year-Shannon Todd; Best Defensive Player-Jason Co- chrane. SCSUAW were the winning team of the Wednesday night la- dies bowling league. Team members were Julie Blair, Tilly Durward, Mary Lee, Carol An- thony and Marg Johansen. The Wednesday afternoon la- dies bowlingleague held its ban- quet. First section winners were Connie Mallory, Lynda Parker, Nancy Anger, Carol Koch, Joyce Hawkins and Darlene Vanderz- wet. Section winners were Mar- ian Geer, Margaret Trull, Joyce Storry, Gladys McColl, Norma Maloney and Sherry Thomas and third section winners and highest pinfall were Joyce Ste- phenson, Gerri Langille, Stacey Tower, Cheryl Jones, Pogue and Debbie Chowns. A junior golf tour was official- ly kicked off in Durham Region. Several local golfers were tak- ing part. Jay Blain, an Epsom Public School student, won a gold med- al at the Bantam/Kids Canadi- an Wrestling Championship heldin Fergus. Total pinfall winners of the Tuesday afternoon Ladies bowl- ing league were Joan Fleming, Linda Hughes, Vi Linton, Lorna Shook and Lil MacGregor. The first rowing regatta on Lake Scugog attracted 86 com- petitors. JUNE Blackstock ball diamonds be- gan to get a face-lift this month. Fifty-seven shuffleboarders took part in the first tourna- The Ivory Forest Belles won the silver medals at the Provincials in March. Pictured are the members of the team. Back row are: Sharon Marlowe, coach, Leea Kinnunen, Michelle Fitzpatrick, Amy Parliament, Jen Smith, Val Payne, Karen Kett and Don Kett, coach. Front (I-r) Megan Marlowe, Tanya Towns, Tracy Pelow, Melamie Demmer and Kim Poppleton. Ab- sent from photo was Terri Klyne, Kate Ellis and Jen Savage. Elsie The Midget Merchants captured the OASA B fastball cham gust. Pictured are the members of the winning team. Front f son McBride, Steve Laird, Tim Jones, bat boy, Vander Slagt. Back; Bob Vander Sla MacLennan, Wayne Venning, coa ment of 1993. Jo-Car Lyn, a three-year-old pacing colt owned by Bill James of Blackstock, won the $100,000 final of the Ontario Sires Stakes Gold Series at Mohawk Race- way. 3 Port Perry Minor Hockey held its annual awards banquet at Scugog Arena. MVP winners were Duane Empringham, Da- ryl Bourgeois, Gord Bentley, Ian Parliament, Greg Rankin, Mark Cosway, Kent Johnston, Derek Tindall, Joel Phoenix, Shane Fischer, Bob Cowie, Al Foggetti and Lindsay Parry, "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice AAA ca pionship in Port Perry in Au- rom left are: Chad Vening, Ja- Brad Moase, Jason Cochrane and Darrell gt, Jeff Card, Paul Linton, Duane Empringham, Scott ch, Todd Smart, Grant Kay, Dennis Smith and Ron Red- Pizza slo-pitch tournament. Chris Jones pitched a perfect game for the Legion Squirts over the Oshawa Shamrocks. Marshall McQuaid and Man- di Crowder were the male and female athletes of the year at Cartwright Public School, Ryan Williamson and Vanessa Pe- tronijevic won at Cawker and Michelle Wyville, track and field, Jenniter Donnelly and Reid McTaggart, sportsman- ship and Tyler Wootten, soccer won awards at Prince Albert. The Scugog Baseball Associa- both of Port Perry, were members of the Ontario Rugby Team which won the silver medal at the Canada Games in British'Columbia in August. Mike LeFort, Shawn Larocque and Mike MacLennan. John Babcock won for best goals against average in Bantam House League action and Jeff Clark for most assists in Ban- tam House League. Brad Ma- cArthur received the Dan Slug- gett Memorial Award for academic achievement and ded- ication. Aaron Levy won the heart trophy. Jeff Vernon and Kyle Simms shared a most imp- proved player award. The Scugog Fire Deaprtment and the Durham Regional Po- lice met in a friendly lob ball The Whipper Watson Memo- rial Cup wrestling challenge was held at Scugog Arena. George Burnett, a Port Perry native, led his "Edmonton" Oil- ers of Cape Breton to the Ameri- can Hockey League's coveted Calder Cup. S.A. Cawker Public School placed first at the Scugog school & soccer tournament. The Seagrave Park Assoca- | tion oficially opened the Sea- grave Park Sports Centre. The Greenbank Gamblers de- fended their title at the Balti- more Tournament. The Derbyshire Hawks won the B division of the Square Boy tion received $2,600 trom the Port Perry Lions Club to be used to purchase a pitching machine. JULY The trio of Cam Crawford, Anne Gliddon and Bill Owen Sr. won the first schedule of the Port Perry Lawn Bowling League. The Legion Squirts won the A championship at a tournament in Stratford. Eddie Maunder of Scugog won the first event of the seven- event Durham Northumber- land Golf Tour. Brad Menzies was named coach of the MoJacks for the up- coming season. Chic Carnegie and Ian Cooper will be the as- sistant coaches. Scala Brothers won the cham- pionship and the Galley won the consolation of the Port Perry Ringette Association slo-pitch tournament. The Port Perry Stars girls rep team won the NASC tourna- ment. The Legion Squirts softball squad won the Simcoe tourna- ment and the Cobourg tourna- ment. Turn to Page 29