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20 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 26,1994 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" SCOTT ANDERSON / PORT PERRY STAR The Port Perry Ringette Assoclation capped off the season with its awards banquet on Sunday afternoon In Blackstock. Taking the Sportsmanship awards were Sheena Christian, Pe- tite B, Jennifer Hammond, Tween B and Jackle Pashley, Novice C. (Back) Bonni-Jo Norton, Tween A and Katie Senyk, Junior A. Awarded Most Improved Player honors at Port Perry Ringette Associations banquet were Diana Burnett, Tween B, Christine Cotie, Novice C and Lauren Christie, Tween A. Missing is Kim- berley-Ann Carrique, Petite B and Cara Vanderslagt, Junior A. Marg Pelow was named the recipient of the Joy Thompson Me- morial Plaque. (Men's, Mixed, Ladies' & Business Women) would like to thank the following sponsors for their generous support of our 1993 - 1994 Season! =» Scugog Lumber =» Bank of Montreal =» Scala Brothers Ltd. =» Coldwell Banker =» Top Quality Collision =» Cine-Max / Rent & Save =» Nuts About Chocolate Country Lane Realty =» Native Perspectives =» Pineridge Sports =» Parbro Famms =» Square Boy Pizza =» West Shore Marine =» Bell Canada =» R.W. Fairman -» Seagram Canada =» Port Perry Auto Glass =» Whitby Auto Glass Appraisals = Brooklin Concrete =» Whitby Auto Parts & =» Can Am Auto Glass Supplies = Royal Bank = Jenkins Business =» Labatt"s Ontario Equipment Breweries =» Mitchell Bros. Building =» Dowsons Valu Mart Supply =» Ball Callery & =» Canadian Tire Associates XL wrestlers fare well Members of the Durham XL Wrestling Club participated in the Provincial Wrestling Cham- pionships earlier this month in Arthur, Ontario, with many re- turning home with medals. Forty members of the club will be heading to the Canada East Championships in Pem- broke from April 29-May 1. In the Kids/Novice division the club was second with the fol- lowing individual results: Nick Mancuso, silver, Jonathon Kir- win, silver, Noah Clar, bronze, Blair Price, bronze and Bren- dan Bowes, bronze. In the Kids division gold med- als were won by Christine Kir- win, Jesse Bull, Chris Russell, Eric Kailan, Mike Gladwell, Fraser Wallace, David William- son, Josh Lumsdan, Brett White-Finkle and Stu Derby- shire. Silver medal recipients were Chris Reigert, lan McKen- zie and Tony Yanuziello and bronze medals went to Josh Hughes, Neil Redding, Robert White, David Martin, Malcolm MacLea and Stephen Phillips. Robert Clark was fourth. The Bantams took first place with Stuart Everitt, Matt Geuzebroe, Matt Grant, Sean Martell, Amber Martins and Alana Wagenaar winning gold; Geoff Davidson, Daryl Banks, Jay Blain, Nick Lioktsis, Dave Persaud, Matt Sullivan, Mike Harris, Kory Dumas and Kim Oke winning silver and Savvy Dees, Brad Jamieson, Sean Martin, Peter Michael, Dave Qualye and Sarah Mackie win- ningbronze. Fourth place winners were Brad Ballinger, Mike Gondosh, Kent Martell, John Martin, Bill Wallace and Ron Boucher. Jus- tin Jones, Andrew Thomas, Mike Plowman and Adam Vokes were fifth and Ryan Bowes and Pat Rossi placed sixth. The Durham XLs have had a very successful run since the club's inception. Last year the Kids and Bantam division mem- bers were Provincial champions and Canada East champions. The Kids team also captured the Haggersville Invitational and the Durham XL Wrestling Festival. The Bantam team also won both tournaments. > > SCOTT ANDERSON / PORT PERRY STAR The Scugog Angels are ready for another season of ball com- ing off a Canadian Championship last year In Prince Edward Is- land. The team's first home game is May 15 in Port Perry. Shown are team members (front) Mandee Porter and Joyce Par- kinson. (Middle) Kim Stewart, Nancy McConnell and Gena Spence. (Back) Coaches Steve Conway, Robin Sluce and Dave McNeil. Port] Used (07:11 1 [11.65 Em ---- Pca y | Trade-Ins Welcome AUTO SALES | Financing Available | Leasing Available Lasy loget lo... Lasy to deal with... 3 month or 5000 km warranty included on most vehicles. 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There are two requirements that need to be adhered to. You must be willing to make a time commit- ment of at least one evening per week, from late May until the end of August (family holidays excepted). You must also attend an umpires' clinic on Saturday, May 7, which will be run from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. The clinic will be held at the Blackstock Town Hall, which is located on Old Scugog Road in Blackstock. Those who have umpired in past years, and would like to umpire again this year are also required to attend. Coaches are also welcome to attend, as this is an opportunity for you to brush up on your rules of the game. Please call Steve Kings- well at 986-0620 to register to attend.