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-- -------------------------------- ~~ -------- Ge 20 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 19,1994 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Sp PORT PERRY S1AR < ORTS Cartwright girls Miranda and Alicia Burgess attended the Ringette Provin- cial Championships in Hamil- ton April 7-10. Playing for the Oshawa Petite "A" team who were Central Region Champs, the girls played teams from Upper Ottawa Valley, West Sunday's semi-final game was against Upper Ottawa Val- ley which saw the Central Re- gion Champs eke out a narrow come-from-behind 4-3 win with just 1:14 to play. This put Oshawa in the final for a re- match with Thunder Bay. Miranda and Alicia Burgess, of Cartwright, are members of the Oshawa Petite 'A' ringette team which recently won the Provincial Championships in Hamilton. Please see story for more details. Ferris (North Bay), Thunder Bay, Seaforth, Markham and host Hamilton. The team went through the round robin with a four wins, two losses record. Victories in the first four games were Sea- forth 6-4, Hamilton 8-4, West Ferris 5-1 and Markham 7-6. Losses on Saturday were to Upper Ottawa Valley 3-1 and Thunder Bay 3-2. Broomball banquet Saturday, April 16, saw the PPBA Annual Banquet held at the Oddfellows Hall with a turnout of 70 plus people. With the banquet goes the awards presentations and this season there were some very worthy recipients. The Monsma Electric Bruins received the tro- phies for both regular season top team and playoff champi- ons. For the individual awards, the scoring champ was Mon- sma's Nick Attwood with 28 points on the year. Top goal- tender went to Monsma's Jim Raaphorst who had a goals against average of just 0.78. Rookie of the year was Mike Butt of the Swamp Garage while Best Sport was received by Woody's Neil Woodrow who was given no penalties this sea- son, while amassing 20 points. League MVP went to Ken St. Amant of Woody's with his 25 points and four minutes in pen- alties. Playoff MVP was Kevin Ibbittson with six points in four games. Next year's executive will be a carry over from this year, with Steve Robinson in the Presi- dent's chair with help from Lar- ry Reurakas, Eric Kristensen and Les Allen. The final was the best-played game of the tournament by Oshawa, that was an exciting chess match of skill and wits. With 1:58 remaining, Oshawa picked up a penalty and Thun- der Bay pulled their goalie in an attempt to even the score. Even with this disadvantage, Oshawa outplayed their oppo- nents allowing only one shot on net and then controlled the ring to run out the clock. Both girls made significant contributions throughout the tournament. Highlights of which were a game-winning, and as it turned out, a semi- part of All Ontario team final clinching goal by forward Alicia in the Markham game, with less than five minutes to play. This goal also guaranteed a bronze medal if they lost the semi-final match. In the final game Miranda, playing outstanding defence, started the play and picked up an assist on the second goal against Thunder Bay in a solid 2-1 win that Oshawa dominated to win the Ontario gold medal. Congratulations to these girls on their effort and contri- butions throughout a highly successful first season at the Provincial "A" level. Carolyn Best elected to softball executive council At the 72nd O.A.S.A. Annual Meeting in Waterloo on April 8, 9, 10 local Softball Association Past President Carolyn Best was elected to the executive council. A former Port Perry resident Kevin Walker was re- elected as 2nd Vice President. There were a total of 199 voting delegates attending this year's convention with the local dele- ation including Past Presi- ent's ¥in Walker and Jack Cook with their wives as well as Mr. and Mrs. Best, Mr. and Mrs. Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Dalton, Mr. and Mrs. W. Venning, Dr. and Mrs. Jones and Mr. Demp- se The results of the election on Saturday were as follows: Presi- dent - Al Harrison, Wingham; 1st Vice President - Hub Fehr- man, Caledonia; 2nd Vice Presi- dent - Kevin Walker, Bowman- ville; 3rd Vice President - Doug Bach, Seaforth; Secretary - Bea Weber, Guelph; Treasurer - Bob Abbot, Uxbridge; Auditors - Cliff Dunkeld, Stouffville, Wilf Garrett, St. Catharines; Execu- tive Council elected (six) - Caro- lyn Best, Port Perry; Bill Dan- ford, Oshawa; Peter Freamo, Ottawa; Barry Miller, Jarvis; Laverne Reichert, Waterloo; Bob Whitfield, Bath; Executive Council appointed (six) - Ted The Port Perry Ringette bunnies ended their season re- cently. Pictured are (from left) Janna Jeffery, Rachel Rich- ards, Laura Appleton, Alexandra Moffat, Brittany Richards and Ron Appleton, coach. Please see story for more details. Springtime includes: clear, paints, etc. On complete paint jobs 4+ free pinstriping 4 most bodyside moulding kits 4 stone guard 4 rust proofing We use the most advanced products -- such as Urethane primers, base coat Loaner cars available Ahara, Wingham; Bill DeHaan, New Hamburg; Bob McGowan, Brampton; Gil Read, Kanata; Gene Rouselle, St. Catharines, John Sharpe, Oshawa. The major amendment change will allow all pitchers from Mite up to have only their pivot foot in contact with the pitchers rubber. After this year's successful convention plans are now being made for the 73rd O.A.S.A. An- nual Meeting to be held April 7, 8,9, 1995 in Oshawa which will be a joint venture by the Port Perry Minor Softball Associa- tion and the Oshawa City and District Softball Association. Bunny season IS over With a few smiles and lots of anticipation, the Port Perry Bunny program came to a sea- son end. Improvements were noticed through the season as the girls learned some skating exercises and passing drills. A special thanks to the parent volunteers who helped out in the weekly practices with the bunnies. If you are five, six or seven years old and would like to try ringette for the 94/95 season, contact Gord Imrie 852-7641. All new players are welcome. Offer valid on all cars, pickups ra ord Manchester Collision 1223 King St., Manchester 985-1036 Mon. to Fri. 8am to 6pm Sat. 9am to 1pm Call Bob Henry, or John Jr. Williamson for more information Port Perry