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22- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 1, 1998 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" SProrTs Port Minor Hockey releases schedule From Page 21 this year as soon as possi- ble. Wednesday evening 1988 Atoms (Minors) go at 5 p.m. and the 1987 Atoms go at 5:55. Minor Bantams (1984) take to the ice for the first time at 9:00 and the Majors (1983) go at 9:55. First year Tykes (1992 & 1993) are on the ice Saturday, September 12 at 1 p.m. Tykes (1991) are right after at 1:55. Please remember to get your tykes there early so an equipment check can be done before going on the ice. There will also be a meeting with the Tyke parents while the kids are on theice. Please have at least one parent there. We will be discussing the changes to the program for the upcoming season. Midget players can start tryouts on Sunday, September 13 at 2:00 p.m. Coaching appointments were made at the last Board meeting and they are as follows: Novice rep Bob Spencley, Atom #1 Rick Penstone, Pee Wee #1 Phil Martin, Pee Wee #2 Doug Danter, Bantam #1 Peter Christie, Bantam #2 Kevin Turcotte and Midget #1 Todd Wilbur. We wish all of these coaches luck in the upcoming season. We will be needing coaches for the Atom #2, Midget #2 and Juvenile teams if there are sufficient numbers to ice these teams. DURHAM DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD Quality Education Today - For Tomorrow IMPORTANT BULLETIN to All Secondary School Students of the Durham Secondary School Teachers' Strike The Durham District School Board received notice on Thursday, August 20 from the Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation, District 13 (formerly District 17) that it would begin a strike August 21, 1998. Negotiation dates prior to the beginning of school have been scheduled; however, in the event that these talks prove to be unsuccessful, it is possible that the strike will continue into the school year which begins for secondary students on Tuesday, September 8. The strike could take the form of a work-to-rule where regular school classes are held but no co-curricular activities are held; rotating strikes where one or more secondary schools are without teachers; or a full strike where all secondary schools are without teachers. The Durham District School Board would prefer not to subject its students to a difficult situation and is requesting that all secondary students not proceed to school on September 8. Buses will continue to run for all elementary students but secondary school students are asked not to access those buses on the first day of classes. On September 8, secondary students are asked to listen to one of the radio stations listed below or to call the local secondary school for further information and instructions. Updated recorded notices about the secondary strike situation also will be available by phoning the board at (905) 666-5500, (905) 686-2711 or 1-800-265-3968. KX 96 - 1390 AJAX, MAGIC 94 FM/CKGE OSHAWA, Y29 FM 91.9 LINDSAY THE ABOVE BULLETIN IS FOR SECONDARY STUDENTS ONLY, ALL DURHAM DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS WILL BE OPERATING AS NORMALLY SCHEDULED. Home team for the Eastern Canadian Championships Sept. 11-13 On the weekend of Aug. 21, the Port Perry Merchants competed in the All Ontario Championship in Sunridge. Port Perry's first game of the tourna- ment was against Chelmsford. In the Merchant's first at bat, center fielder Damion McColloch hit a long home run over the left field fence to give Port a 1- Q lead. Port added some runs in their next at bat. Pitcher Mark Goreski and outfielder Jason McBride walked. John Stratford knocked in Goreski while an error on a Todd Smart chopper brought in both McBride and Stratford. Chelmsford hit a solo home run to make the score 4-1. Late in the game Paul Goreski doubled and was brought home by a John Ennis hit. McColloch singled then scored on a Larry Pilkey double to the-fence. Pilkey then reached home after an infield error. The final score was Chelmsford 1 - Port Perry 7. Goreski had a fine outing after coming off the two week DL. Goreski struck out nine Chelmsford batters to record the win. The Merchants struggled in their second game against Garson. Port's only Merchants falter in Sunridge, gear up to host OASA champ games hits were a triple by Todd Smart and a Jason McBride single. Errors and lack of hitting was the story in this game. The final score was Garson 8 - Port Perry O. Port Perry then played the Enterprise. The Merchants got on the board first when John Stratford singled and Damion McColloch knocked him home. Although the Merchants hit the ball this game, they were unable to score any more runs. The final score was Enterprise 3 - Port Perry 1. The club was disappointed with their performance at this tournament but they are now gearing up for the league tournament in Bradford on Labor Day Weekend. On the weekend of Sept. 11 to 13, Port Perry is hosting the Eastern Canadian Championships at the lake front parks. This tournament will feature teams from Ontario, Quebec, Newfoundland, PEI, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. The Merchants would like to thank sponsors Williamson GM Auto Sales, Jayda Holsteins, Taylor Fuels, KCI Gas & Variety and Mike Tobin Photography. Blackstock minor hockey registration dates for Sept. Check out the Fall Fair at Blackstock Arena Sept. 17th, 6:30 - 9:00 p.m. and Sept. 18th & 19th, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. FEES: 1 player $175, 2 players in family $325, 3 players in family $450 -- (plus $10 of raffle tickets for fundraising). *After Port Perry Minor Hockey TE REGISTRATION (©); Sept. 19th, $25 late fee. Boys and Girls - Instructional Ages 3-12, Novice - Atom - PeeWee. Coaches and Sponsors needed. For more information contact Zyg Kaminski (905) 086-0448. » * conr0®, MAIL-IN REGISTRATIONS accepted until Friday, September 4/98 T Y 5:00-5:55pm. ~ 5:55-6:50pm. 7:00-7:55pm. . 7:65-8:50pm Forms available at Pine Ridge Sports and must be returned with payment to PPMH or Pineridge by Sept. 4. Late fee of $25.00 per player applies after that date. Absolutely no registration during pater skating. Late registration date is Tues. Sept. 15 from 6-9 pm at the arena. DDE LOA 0 LEN) (YD (ERT 502018) ..........Minor Novice (1990) PT Major Novice (1989) .....Minor Peewee (1986) .......Major Peewee (1985) WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 12 Minor Atom (1988) Major Atom (1987) Peewee (Group 1) Peewee (Group 2) ...Minor Bantam (1984) 'Major Bantam (1983) 1:00-1 55pm 1:.55-2:50pm SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 Tykes (1992) Mites (1993) Tykes (1991) 3:00-4.20pm Midget (1982 & 1981) Call for info - Voice Mail - 985-4636 Scugog Shores Experience the fall fair as it was 100 years ago on Sunday, Sept. 27 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Scugog Shores Museum Village in Port Perry. The village will come alive with the sights, sounds and smells of a country fall celebra- tion. There will be activ- ities to entertain the entire family including: children's games and crafts, craft vendors, fresh produce and bak- ing, a celebrity cow milk- ing contest and farm ani- mals. There will be live musical entertainment, and the Outback Cloggers will perform in the barn to live fiddle music. Dozens of demonstra- tions scattered about the restored village will include: apple cider mak- ing, steam engines, blacksmithing, butter making, corn shelling, basket weaving, sheep shearing, honey extrac- tion and more. Back this year is our famous $5 Harvest Lunch Special which is served in our historic Tea Room. This year's lunch will consist of home baked beans, with frank- furters and fresh bread .