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Jus "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" 12- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 15,1994 204 Casimir St., Port Perry (905) 985.0889 185 Brock St. N., Suite 200, Whitby (905) 666-3666 Robert Snell, Anthony Balka, Stuart Mutch, Elizabeth Saad TRIAL LAWYERS CRIMINAL LAWYERS Weekend or Evening Appointments Available Visa & Legal Aid Accepted First Consultation Free SERVICE SPECIALS RIT 1026.95 *0.95 Most GM cars & light duty trucks BRAKE INSPECTION - TUNE-UPS - *3 cylinder......ccceurnennnnee $49.50 TIRE ROTATION *q cylinder.....ccceceenssnenens $59.50 with lube, oil & filter *6 cylinder.......cccccaseeansns $79.50 *8 cylinder ......cccceeernennees $99.50 *Parts Extra r T v/ installing spark plugs v adjusting timing belts v checking distributor cap, spark plug wires & carburetor linkage v/' checking cooling system, hoses, PCV valve, air & fuel filter Tune-Up incl Note: on fuel injected vehicles an additional $16.50 will be charged for replacing fuel filter. 10% OFF ALL PARTS Remember an out-of-tune engine is harder to start and uses more fuel El Goodwrench Service ~2Zs SERVICE HOURS: 8AM TO 5PM MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY These prices are in effect until March 31st '94 for GM cars and light duty trucks. Offer does not apply with any other discounts. + PETE, B PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry Sale, Service, Leasing 985-8474 Serving Port Pevry and area since 1976 Stars of the > hoop shine brightly Nine local Free-Throw Bas- ketball Champions competed in the Annual Knights of Colum- bus District Championship held - in Pickering on Feb. 24. Of this group, four were crowned Dis- tricc Champions and won the right to compete in the Regional Championship in Toronto on March 5. The four District Champions were Emma Marshall and Ta- ryn Izatt Galloway represent- ing the 10 and 11 year old girls, Rebecca Norrie, the 12 year old girls winner and Mark Heffern Champion in the 12 year old boy division. The four then travelled to To- ronto on Saturday, March 5 for the Regional final in which they had to compete against District Champions from as far east as Peterborough to as far west as Oakville. The competition also included Metro Toronto Cham- pions. Scugog represented itself well winning a third place fin- ish in the 11 year old girls cate- gory and crowning two Regional Champions. Rebecca Norrie of R.H. Cornish literally blew the competition away in the 12 year old girls division sinking 15 of 25 shots. Her closest competitor managedonly 11. The 12 year old boys division was hotly contested between a Toronto Champion and S.A. Cawker's Mark Heffern. Hef- fern displayed great poise and Warn of With rising temperatures and the levels of precipitation that can norntally be expected during the late winter and early spring, in conjunction with the breakup of the ice cover, periods of high water levels and fast flowing conditions can be ex- pected on streams and rivers in the local area. From time to time, creeks will overtop their banks resulting in the flooding of adjacent areas. The wet and icy conditions also make stream banks ex- J.P VIDSTEN / PORT PERRY STAR Three Scugog Township youths won in the Knights of Columbus Free-Throw Basketball Championships held in Pickering Feb. 24. Local winners were: from left, Mark Heffern, champion in the 12 year-old boys division, Taryn Izatt-Calloway, 3rd place 11 year-old girls and Rebecca Nori, 12 year-old girl champion. (see story for details.) composure to finally defeat his opponentin triple overtime. Taryn Izatt Galloway of Cor- nish put in a spunky perfor- mance in placing third in her category as did Cawker's Emma "Marshall for the 10 year old girls. All champion score cards are now sent in to the Provincial co- ordinating committee and matched against the scores of other champions in other parts. of the province. Provincial re- sults will be announced in May atthe annual Knights of Colum- bus Convention. The Knights of Columbus of Port Perry would like to con- gratulate our young champions. and salute them for represent- ing Scugog so well. spring flooding tremely slippery and hazard- ous. School children are advised at this time of year to avoid streams and rivers to prevent slipping and being swept away by the fast flowing waters. The Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority moni- tors stream and river conditions throughout the entire year but with particular diligence dur- ing the period of "spring break- up" since dangerous creek con- ditions and localized flooding problems are a near certainty. THE WORLD'S LARGEST CHAIN OF COMEDY CLUBS WELCOMES YOU TO A NIGHT OF THE BEST STAND UP COMEDY Presented By Port Perry Knights Of Columbus To be held on Saturday, March 26, 1994 at 8:30pm. At the Immaculate Conception Hall Tickets $10.00 each Refreshments available For tickets contact: Fred Richard 985-4109 or any member of the Knights of Columbus AS FEATURED ON: "The Tonight Show" starring Johnny Carson & "Late Night" with David Letterman WARNING: YOU MAY DIE LAUGHING The authority maintains a warning system to notify local municipalities, mill and dam operators, police and emergen- cy departments, school boards and the media, whenever flood- ing or hazardous creek condi- tions can be expected. Residents of the Oshawa, Whitby, and Bowmanville are- as with concerns about high stream levels and hazardous creek conditions should contact C. Conti at Central Lake Onta- rio Conservation Authority 579-0411. Ida Hurtig wins Pine Vista trip Ida Hurtig of Port Perry is the delighted holder of the winning ticket in a raffle sponsored by the Blackstock Curling Club. In an effort to raise money for the Junior Curling program, the Blackstock Club sold 1,000 tickets for prizes generously do- nated by local businesses. First prize is a champagne weekend at the four star Pine Vista Resort at Stoney Lake. This prize is being arranged by Marlin Travel, who also donat- ed along with Baker Automo- tive, H & M Wright Feed Com- pany Ltd., and Herb Vine Fuels Ltd. Second prize is a Blue Jay baseball package sponsored by Evergreen Farm and Garden Equipment, Nestleton Country Store and Pine Ridge Packers and was won by Ron Linton, Brooklin. Trevor Beaton of Oshawa is the lucky winner of the third prize, a beautiful gift basket courtesy of Kathryn's of Nestle- ton. And fourth prize, a Shaker cabinet painted by Ginny Mas- terson of Blackstock, was won by Reva Kinsman, Enniskillen.