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rr "A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 25, 1995-23 Ee --.---_.,.,.., i m-- A J The Port Perry Community Curling Club held it's annual banquet A LE Wednesday (April 19). They honored their best teams. from three sched- ules. Pictured are Monday night winners. First schedule winners were Paul Gritfen, Bill Cornish, John Molloy and Bill Anker. Second schedule winners were Paul Griffen, Murray Lee, Clark Menzies and Len Sommerville. Third schedule winners were lan Griffen, Doug McMillan, John Butler and Brett Puckrin. 4 1 DAVID STELL / PORT PERRY STAR Wednesday night winners in the Port Perry Community Curling. Club. - First schedule winners were Bruce Peters, Al Clarkson, Lance Peters and John Foster. Second schedule winners were Bill Tredway, Al Clarkson, Doug Byers and Donovan Smith. Third schedule winners were Bruce Peters, John Mowatt, Grant Rennie and Don Campbell. Faulkner, Kevin Williams and Ron Puckrin. NORM'S FIX-IT HAS MOVED! FREE LAWNCHAIR with each lawn mower or lawn tractor tune-up (while supplies last) WHITBY (905) 985-9909 1223 King St., Manchester iW Thursday night winners in the Port Perry Community Curling Club. First schedule winners were Stan Zuly, Ken Wilson, Tom Leedle, and Ron Puckrin. Second schedule winners were Garnet Warriner, Ivan Geer, Bill Loan and Mike Saad. Third schedule winners were Don Beaton, Roy SUBSCRIBE To The PORT PERRY STAR and find out what's going on in your community. Until you do... you'll never really know how much you've been missing! Subscribe Today by calling (905) 985-7383 or 1-800-561-6698 DAVID STELL / PORT PERRY STAR . Pictured are the Port Perry Community Curling Club Champions for 1994- 1995, John Butler, Doug McMillan and Scott Howey. Abs.- Brett Puckrin. Thier team won it all in a one day play down with all of the schedule win- ners facing off. They defeated Bill Tredway's team in the finals. GEN AED AED ERD ALD EN fA /SLN FBIM JGiEWE WON'T BE UNDERSOLDJ({ Dundas St. E. Craig ES Warren Rd. Thickson Rd. A IRE=)4 AR, | EE I //SA ZA TIRES & SALES 317 HOPKINS STREET J rl f ; WA SRT ' HH] ' 4 H BRE Dealer for MICHELIN UNIROYAL B.F. GOODRICH FIRESTONE GOODYEAR DUNLOP GENERAL BRIGADIER HOOSIER ; 4 AX Yr [} i 1 SEERA] Awards presented for broomball season This past Saturday evening saw the annual awards night and ban- quet for the Port Perry Broomball Association. The Oddfellows Hall was the venue and a good crowd of over 100 showed up for the eve- ning's events. The Brooklin Bruins received the league championship trophy after an amazing season in which they captured the league championship going all season un- defeated, including the playoffs. They also managed to go undefeat- ed through the Regional Playdowns and Provincial Championships winning both of them. For the individual awards, top scorer for the regular season was Ken St. Amant of Trader Sam's with 12 goals, and 18 assists. Top goaltender was Brooklin's Jim Raa- phorst with a goals against average of 1.20 allowing 24 goals in 20 games. St. Amant also won the Most Valuable Player Award based upon his perfor- mance. The Patricia and Donovan Dalton Memorial trophy for the most gentleman- ly player went to the Bruin's Ron Attwood who amassed two minutes in penalties while scoring 12 times and picking up 11 assists. Rookie of the year honours were picked up by Trader's Mike O'Meara with eight goals, and two assists. In the playoffs it was Sean Mitchell who garnered the scoring race trophy with three goals, and one assist. Hard to believe that with only four points would win the scoring in the final rounds but with the goaltending the way it was it's understandable. Based upon allowing four goals in three games, and five goals in five games, Raaphorst and Keith Tremblay of the Swampers were both pre- sented with the playoff MVP award. Letter to the Editor always welcomed Tthe Port Perry Star & Weekend Star - (905) 985-7383 Fax 985-3708 pa--