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A : | i 18 - PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, May 23, 2001 n "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice Former standout guard named to U of T team From Page 17 also drafted by the Saskatchewan Roughriders of the Canadian Football League that year. A year after enrolling in Teachers' College in 1978, Mr. Steele took part in a - Roughriders' training camp, but opted to pur- sue his teaching career. "lI wanted something to fall back on if the football thing didn't work out, but then | decided being a teacher would probably last longer than a pro career," he said. While he grew up in the Toronto area, Mr. Steele and his family moved to Port Perry 15 years ago to get away from the city. His two oldest boys are now enrolled at PPHS, while his youngest son attends Grade 7 at R. H. Cornish. "We wanted to get into more of a country setting," he said. "It's a great area here and we really enjoy it." In the 124-year history of the Blues program, the team has won four Grey Cups, two Vanier Cups and 25 Yates Cups (the Ontario university cham- pionship and former Ontario-Quebec intercol- legiate title). As for being named to the team, Mr. Steele expects to be included in some promotional efforts for the team and its new stadium. "I'm really honoured to be part of the whole thing. There are a lot of players who have gone on to pro careers who played there, and it was nice to see grandsons there who were collecting awards for their grandfathers who played in the 1920s. "It's quite an honour that I never really expect- ed. It's nice to be recog- nized." Scugog Duplicate Bridge Club results for May 16 Scugog Duplicate Gord Mori 60. Second - Ruth Mori 50. and Wayne Mouland 64- | Bridge Club - May 16 Wilma Petre and Joyce Evening 1/2. Second - Judy and Don § Afternoon Watson tied with Anne 5-1/2 Table Howell Atkinson 55. Third - Audrey 1 Avg. 48 Orban and Joyce Heard 55. Avg. 48 and Peter 53. Fourth - Judy 1 First - Gerry Dyer and Third - Doris Phinney and First - Doris Phinney 3 Cochrane and Bill Lock 51. § i § | Tickets are now on sale for your chance to win $6000. The draw will be held at the dance on june I5th to be held on the arena floor at Scugog Arena. Only 1,000 tickets will be sold. The first ticket will be drawn at 9 p.m. and will win $500 (ticket owner must be present to claim this prize.) All 1,000 tickets will be drawn dur- ing the evening, and every 55th ticket drawn will win $50. The final three tick- ets drawn will win $500, $1,500 and $6,000! The dance starts at 8 p.m. Music is provided by The PPMHA draw tickets available Travelin' Wilburs. There is a cash bar, food is provid- ed and we recommend you take advantage of the designated driver service offered. Tickets may be pur- chased at the following locations in Port Perry: KCI/Suny's gas bar, Hwy 7A; David's Hairdressing, Queen Street; Port Perry Optical, Water Street; Van Camp and Keller Offices, Casmir Street; Scugog Lumber, Simcoe Street; your Port Perry Minor Hockey Executive Member; or by contacting Amanda at 905 985-3264. Golf Club "Scugog Township's Most Scenic Golf Facility" Memberships Starting from $334.00 Weekdays $47. Weekends $60. : @ - situated on the shore of Lake Scugog Call 905-985-8390 For Tee Times - meticulously manicured fairways OAKRIDGE GOLF CLUB - Ohio white sand bunkers VISA 4 km south of Utica - 4 km north of Ashburn, - bent grass from tee to green HERS off Ashburn Road, follow the signs y 7] For more information please call: WEBSITE: www golfoakridge.com HESS 905-985-5263 - 127 Waterbury Cr., Port Perry r-- NS CIN GEN SNES GSAS) Gh DNNY GHEY (NEN man 2forl1 ©, I Mondays | NOT VALID ON HOLIDAYS 18 I. | | | 1 Port Perry ; [ MEMBERSHIPS I I TOURNAMENTS I I. PuBLiC PLAY | I 18 HOLES | 1) Canterbury Common | | 2) Oakridge 18 Holes Green Fees 3) Sunnybrae y Mon. - Fri. $24. I 4) Jesters Hwy.7 mw | Weekends & Holidays $29. | Uden i Carts $20. | I I | l Director of Golf Uxbridge I Phil Brownlee | vo CBE [Hwy|a7 | Starting Times | Ra. Rd. 8 | 905-985-2234 | phe Dwham #21 G2 0 & King S Ke) -h | 5 e 3 Shirley Rd. on | w| © 8 "| 2 © | & : ~ TE ¥ Hwy.|7 3 | 0 LE A E 3 GReaT Foop. ISA 21 Hwy. 2 * GREAT ATMOSPHERE. Hy \ _ 279 Queen St. (opposite IGA) 5 LLL i 905-985-2775 t 4 Whitby ~~ Oshawa Bowmanville Newcastle Downtown Port Perry b Brooklin 9, Six Nations 8 From Page 17 Henderson (1,1), Clay Squire (1), Cory Bomberry (1,1), Tavares (1,1), Johnson (1). The Redmen are next playing tonight (May 23) when they host these same Six Nations Chiefs in an 8:30 p.m. contest at Iroquois Park. There will be a special ceremony featuring local politicians and the presentation of the 2000 Mann Cup Championship Banner. hl ir SUE PIZZA, SUBS ® SWINGS &0 Water Sit, [Port [Perry 985- 8448 Sports scores? Email them to us at editorial@portperrystar.com Ta) Canterbury Common Interested in this temely feature? [DONPIT IMIFSS ory Call 905-985-7383 » ° . - - ™ ° 0 ' im na 3 : Hd ' a 0 § GE ry YY = 4 ol LD» LJ ® - vA 0 24 OF 0 0 3 0 f 0 A (» Oh Ohi ha {Ohl he hoe = eo a n 0