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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 12, 1995 - 23 SPORTS Port Perry Angels finish season, plan to host softball clinic Oct. 1 The Port Perry Angels Midget and Senior Girls Fastball season has come to an end. Port Perry Senior's cap- tured the Dutham Ladies League and Playoff Cham- pionships. Port's Midgets finished third in league playoffs. The Midgets had their first winning record in all the tournaments that they participated in and are hoping to challenge at the Ontario Championships next year. The team was rebuilt this year and with some new talent for next year the coaches are look- ing for better things. This was the first year for Port Perry to have a women's senior team and the team suprised many people with their out- standing play. The team added some new young players and are ready to challenge next year hop- ing for a berth at the Sen- ior Nationals in Saska- toon. Pitchers Andrea Peters, Claire Reed- Cassells, along with Mary SEND OR RECEIVE ANYWHERE WORLDWIDE ALL DAY/NIGHT SERVICE Guaranteed Confidential PORT PERRY STAR OFFICE CENTRE 188 MARY STREET PORT PERRY PHONE 985-7383 FAX (905) 985-3708 Jo McCarthy, Jocelyne Kwan, Renee Sheldon added new spark to the team. Finalist at the Kitchener Tournament to Detroit and a fourth place finish at Provincials really gave the team confidence that they were for real. The Senior Angels and the Midget Angels would like to thank the town of Port Perry and all the as- sociations in Port Perry's Softball for their support and hope next year they will give the town some- thing to be very proud of. To all our sponsors and fans without your support these girls would not be playing. The Senior spon- sors are: Compton Cable TV, Otto Weber Const., Trader Sams, Forder Parks Ins., Van Truck World, Top Gun Janitori- al, Emmerson Ins., Coun- try Style Donuts, Risebo- rough Const., Scugog Moving & Storage, A. Op- pers Ltd., Port Perry IGA, Trent Chev. Olds., Kerr Bus Lines. The Midget Angels are sponsored by Pearce Auc- tions, Jack Monsma Elect., Ajax Jeep Eagle, Kastelic Kounting, Port Perry IGA, Joel Aldred Corner Store, Dowson's Water Haulage, Rent & Save, Trent Chev. Olds, Gary's Service Center, Tom Armstrong Septic Haulage. The Port Perry Angels will host a one day softball clinic on Sunday, Oct. 1 from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. at Palmer Park. Girls born from 1977 until 1982 are free to attend. There 1s no charge and you will be able to test your skills and learn some new skills. If you need any information call Rick at 985-0982. The seasons not over yet. Five SHL games on ice every Sunday From Page 22 played by the J&D Car- pentry Hawks and Carl Fitzgerald's Clippers. The game was much like that of the Comets vs the Sharks. The Clippers shut-out the Hawks and blasted in four goals. The first was scored by Edward Olsen, assisted by Derek Fitzgerald. Rick Campbell took the next goal alone, then Peter Lane was assisted by Der- ek Fitzgerald and Edward Olsen to fire in his goal. Forder-Parks | Insurance Brokers Inc. Personal attention to all of 985-8471 34 Water St., Port Perry, Ontario LIL1]J2 our best rate Subject to change without notice "Have you an interesting story to tell...?" Call the Port Perry Star & Weekend Star Call (905) 985-7383 : lesaay night league is looking for bowlers. Cash League with over $2000 cash & prizes All calibers welcome } Call for more info Kevin 985-2214 Vince 985-0305 The last goal of the game was scored by Derek Fitzgerald with the help of Doug Suppelsa to beat the Hawks 4-0. Congratulations to all the players that made it out this week and we hope to see you again next week for more Sunday Morning Hockey. Special Mandy Smart for han- dling the write-up for as long as she did and thanks for thinking of me when it came to retire. I can only hope that I do it as well as you did, Andy Seeley Next Week's Games 6:45 a.m. - Ball-Callery vs Van & Truck World 7:45 a.m. - Taylor Fuels vs Pineridge Sports 8:45 a.m. - J&D Carpen- try vs Compton Cable T.V. 9:45 a.m. - Fitzgerald's Weed Control vs Pizza De- light 10:45 a.m. - Harrison Fuels vs Monsma Electric. TAI CHI PORT PERRY Latcham Centre BEGINNERS CLASS Starting Sept. 21 Thursdays 6:00pm - 7:30pm 10 weeks - $50.00 CONTINUING CLASS Thursdays 7:30pm - 9:00pm monthly fees For further information call Jan Clarke (705) 324-2947 Joanne Drury (905) 985-8661 thanks to Bruce Mitchell, of Brooklin, and Katie Lauten- bach, of Blackstock, were the mens and ladies champs of the Scugog Shuffleboard Club's annual competition. This the second year in a row both have won the award. OPEN HOUSE SE] do P-\VARST=To) A [STEN SE: 1 4 (0 ST 0] 4 SY 0] glo FE AVARST=T 0) OO IAN [07:10 I Co BST 0100 Check out the hot new Polaris sleds at our 1996 Open House. 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