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22 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 26,1994 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" ---- SPORTS Gamblers preparing From Page 19 Balachoruk and Greg Newell is returning to Greenbank after playing last year with the Oshawa Hornets. Ken Goreski is returning as coach and Rodd Foster as the manager. Lloyd and Marion Lee .. are the major team sponsors, | along with 18 local business- men. The Gamblers will be compet- ing at the I.S.C. Tourney in Wa- terloo, the Senior Elimination in St. Thomas, the O.A.S.A. In- ter. "A" Championship and a number of top tournaments around Ontario. Also under con- sideration is a trip to the N.A.F.A. "95" qualifier in Cleve- SCOTT ANDERSON / PORT PERRY STAR The Second Schedule winners from the Port Perry Afternoon- Ladies Curling League Laural Griffen, Linda Parry, Judy La- banovich and Margie Robins receive their trophy from Shirley Lee (left) representing Pineridge Sports. SCOTT ANDERSON / PORT PERRY STAR Port Perry Afternoon Ladies Curling League ended the sea- son last week with a banquet. Eva Redman, from Ives Florists makes the presentation to the First Schedule winners Laural Griffen, Annemarie Knopp, Laura Heeringa and Mindy Roberts. SCOTT ANDERSON/ PORT PERRY STAR Port Perry Ladies Curling League representative Annemarie Knopp (Centre) makes the presentation to the Third Schedule winners Jan Towns, Linda Parry, Ruth Powell and Margie Rob- ins at an end of the year banquet last week. | C8 HON 5 YEAR Forder-Parks Insurance Brokers Inc. 7.65" our hest rate Subject to change without notice 34 Water St., Port Perry, Ontario L9L, 1.J2 985-8471 Port Perry Mini Golf Rang 1-1/2 miles south of Port Perry off Simcoe Street on Scugog Line #4. Open 7 days a week r$1.00 OFF | from 9am fo 9pm 1.00 OF 085-1751 : Bucket of Balls or 1 Round | ] of Mini Golf with this ad | L Offer expires May 1, 1994. NOW OPEN LLBO Outside Patio BATTING CAGES OPEN | * Lob Ball - Fast Pitches * 32 Pitches - $2 00 * Snack Bar * Enquire about our Birthday Parties Games for the disabled to be held in Oshawa Oshawa will be hosting the 1994 Southwest Central Re- gional Games for the physically disabled next month. The event, hosted by Sport for Disabled Ontario, Durham Hot- wheels, The Ministry of Cul- ture, Tourism and Recreation and the City of Oshawa, will take place May 14 at the Civic Fields. More than 150 athletes from across the region will be compet- ingin the event. Athletes will be representing five major disabili- ty groups including Cerebral Palsy, blind, amputee, wheel- chair and Les Autres (Muscular Dystrophy, Multiple Sclerosis). The Regional Games are held each year to promote sport for persons with physical disabili- ties and to provide a venue for athletes to qualify for higher levels of competition. A number of these athletes will qualify to participate in the Ontario Games in Windsor, July 7-9. From there they may qualify for the National and International events. This is the third time the Re- gional Games have been held in Oshawa. The organizing committee of the games is looking for volun- teers to help set up the event, for timekeeping and recording and relaying results to the officials. For more information call Scott West at (905) 432-8151. Tennis Club registration for the Port Perry Tennis Club will be held Monday, May 2 and Tuesday, May 3 at the downtown courts. The registration, which will be held from 6-8 p.m. is for both membership and les- son registrations. A final registration night | T-Ball (born 88, 89) 7-8 Mites (born 86, 87) 9-10 Mites (boys born 84, 85) (girls born 83, 84, 85) Youth Boys (born 80 to 83) Youth Girls (born 78 to 82) Youth Slo Pitch Port Perry & District Minor Softball HOUSE LEAGUE OPENING NIGHTS Arena Diamonds ~~ May 24 6:00 pm S.A. Cawker May 9 6:00 pm Arena Diamonds May 11 6:00 pm Arena Diamonds ~~ May 10 6:00 pm Arena Diamonds May 12 6:00 pm Lake South Diamond May 9 8:00 pm land, Ohio in August, if 0O.A.S.A. dates do not interfere. Gamblers home games are in Greenbank on Thursday night at 8 p.m. Topnotch fastball only minutes away for fans in Dur- ham Region, so come out and support this excellent organiza- tion who have established a rep- utation for top class perfor- mance. The Gambler team is spon- soring a dance at the Odd Fel- lows Hall on Saturday, May 7 and admission is only $5 per person. Tickets available from any Gambler player. Everyone welcome - hope to see you there! Floor hockey Six-Eight Year Olds On Monday, April 11 the Leafs edged the Canadians by a score of 9-8. Mark Morrisson led the Leafs with four goals, two goals each by Timothy Cruick- shank and Danny Halward and one goal by Andrew Wray. Scoring for the Canadians were Keenan Geer with three goals, two goals each by James Donaldson and Ryan O'Leary and one goal by Josh McCabe. On Monday, April 18 the Ca- nadians doubled the Leafs 6-3. Scoring for the Canadians were Keenan Geer with three goals, Ryan Petch with two goals and one goal by Ryan O'Leary. Scoring one goal each for the Leafs were Taylor Churchill, Timothy Cruickshank and Mark Morrisson. Nine-11 Year Olds On Monday, April 11 the Pan- thers beat the Ducks 9-7. Scor- ing three goals each for the Pan- thers were Jon Sanders and Jeremey Hull and one goal each by Russell Brown, Ryan Kelly and Jason Cruickshank. Scoring two goals each for the Ducks were Greg Hunter and David Halward and one goal each by Richard Brazier, Trevor Doam and Darren Muller. On Monday, April 18 the Ducks beat the Panthers 7-5. Scoring for the Ducks were Da- vid Halward with three goals and two goals each by Greg Hunter and Steve Doam. The Panthers goals were scored by Jeremey Hull with two goals and one goal each b Ryan Kelly, Jason ruickshank and Jon Sanders.