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r 8 - THE PORT PERRY STAR The IGA ringette team won the gold at the provincial championhips in March. Pictured are the members of the team. Back row (I-r) Lisa Bonser, Shona Moase, Jennifer Elliot, Dana Hooker, (middle) Brooke Shanley, Janine Hammond, Laura Hooker, Natasha Burgess, (front) Jenna Senyk, Bonni-Jo Norton, Cara VanderSlagt, Katie Senyk and Diane Vanderligt. Coaches are Walter Senyk, Brian Shanley, Dianne Hooker and Laurie Senyk. To wish all our good friends and neighbors a very Happy New Year. GILBERT'S MOBILE WELDING 12780 Simcoe St., 120)4 93-3994 «. (905) 985-9352 1. FIRST KNIGHT 2. JUDGE DREDD 3. THE ENGLISHMAN 4. MEN OF WAR 5. CONGO Sponsored by . In With our best for '96. Ring New... Satellite Stems THE ENTERTAINMENT PEOPLE SHOWROOM located on Hwy. 12, 4 miles south of Sunderland (705) 357-2575 -§ MOVING & b J TAP TEN MXVIE RENTALS 6. DELORES CLAIBORNE 7. SPECIES 8. THE SECRET OF ROANINISH 9. CRIMSON TIDE 10. JOHNNY MNEMONIC ABOVE ARE TOP 10 FOR THE WEEK | Videorama | x We ors ' Jappy Ne 11° Year to our valued readers and advertisers YEE RWWA 010) 27: (8) [GW KL I team won the DEAA championships, defeating R. H. Cornishin the final. The R. H. Cornish girls intermediate volleyball team were crowned Area champions. Adam Jones, Scott Jef- frey and Seth Gray were mémbers of the Central Ontario Wolves team that claimed the silver medal at the All Ontario Cham- ~ pionships. Port Perry Minor Hock- ey held its annual awards banquet. Lifetime mem- berships were awarded to Grant Laird and Dave and Wendy Bourgeois. Ball teams took to the fields to begin their sea- sons. The ModJacks held their end of the year banquet. Awards were presented to Keith Leslie, MVP, Rick Hutchinson, Danny Slug- gett award, Scott Heas- man, rookie of the year, Gavin Cochrane, defen- sive player of the year, Trevor Bremner, hardest worker, Kevin Vivian, most improved player, Todd Dennis and Brad Bagshaw, co-winners of the best team player award. The Cartwright girls junior girls basketball team reached the final four in the region. The Junior. Merchants won the championship of . the Scarborough Royals tournament. The new executive for the 1995-96 PPMHA sea- son was named. The exec- utive consisted of Bill Van Camp, president, Grant Laird, past president, Richard Farrington, sec- treasurer, Ivan | #1 appy New Year b retary Geer, vice president of op- erations and Jim Duncan, vice president of develop- ment. The directors are # SCUGOG STORAGE INC. ® 2050 Reg. Rd. 8, Port Perry ) 985-3761 LI IIIT] SVEN CEG 4 & . Ra ps #3 Wishingyoua & Linda Ashton, Steve Churchill, Gary Lance, Randy Wiseman, Richie ¢ HAPPY NEW YEAR! 5 & May it be the best New Year yet! FE Se Brown & Brethour 9; 0 INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. +® fon Toll Free: 1-800-461-1468 oon iy Bus: (705) 357-3916 7 i your lomrsnce Becker Fax: (705) 357-2370 ! £ Pe = Box 250, 26 Jones St. Sunderland, Ont. Wn cg Xo COR UY RRR BE 4 HAAN A 5 LeFort, Deb Tarbotton, Pete Christie, Doug Harp- er, Al Goreski, Gord Jones, Allynne Jones, John MacMaster and Doug Danter. Several Port Perry wrestlers fared well at a provincial championship. It was announced that Chic Carnegie would be the new coach of the Mo- Jacks, taking over from the departing Brad Men- zZ1es. Claire Griffin of Ash- burn was named to the Ca- nadian Junior Lacrosse team. The Epsom¥ School soc- cer team won the Scugog School Soccer Tourna- ment. The Seagrave Raptors won the B final of the Sea- grave Parks Board Lob Ball tournament. Bill Hopkins of Port Perry recorded his fourth hole in one, this time at Summerlea Golf Course. Former Port Perry resi- dents Jim and Gerri De- Mille and friend Pat Mil- burn of Oshawa won the Gerrow Memorial Trophy at a local lawn bowling tournament. Lyndon Greene, a local car racer, began doing vol- unteer appearances at Muscular Dystrophy events. Lloyd and Marion Lee, sponsors of the Green- bank Gamblers, were hon- ored by the Greenbank Li- ons Club by having a volunteer award named after them. Vic Reid of Port Perry was the winner of the clos- est to the pin contest at Country Acres. Richie LeFort of Port Perry recorded a hole in one at Sunnybrae Golf Course. Karen Kett and Ed Maunder were chosen as the athletes of the year at Port Perry High School's annual Athletic Banquet. More than 60 teams took part in the annual Fields of Dreams slo pitch tournament in Scugog. Dean Van, Camp, a Grade 6 student at R. H. Cornish set an All Dur- ham record in the 200 me- tres. Ken Ljvingstone of Port Perry whs off to Nova Sco- tia to compete in the At- lantic Vintage TT Motor- cycle Race. Local anglers Hector Peach and Peter Davidson won $5,000 in the one day Tri Lakes Open tourna- ment. The lawn bowling team of Mike Sheridan, Joyce Storry and Cam Crawford were the one game high winners of the Investors Group lawn bowling tour- nament. International fastball at its best was in Port Perry as the New Zealand Nationals came to town for the annual Interna- tional Fastball Challenge. The Port Perry MoJacks announced they would be playing teams from the Eastern League for the first time when the new season begins. The club also introduced its new as- sistant manager Brett Puckrin, a former Mo- Jack. The Peewee ModJdacks won the first round of their OASA playoffs. The Legion Squirts de- feated King City to ad- vance to the second round of playoffs. Super Spud and Analda Garden Centre faced off in the final of the T-Ball divi- sion of Cartwright Minor Ball. The Durham Rowing Club turned over its new dock to the township. Adam Davidson, Brian (905) Happy New Year! FOR SERVICE CALL MR. ROOTER PLUMBING - PORT PERRY 985-0084