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B'ball tourney in July? Basketball players in the area might want to start sharpening their skills now as there's an excellent chance a Gus Macker three-on-three tournament will land in Port Perry this summer. Bob Hull, chairman of the Scugog Centre Goreski boys up against it On Feb. 3rd the Goreski Pee Wees ended up in a "AA" playoff round against Belleville. Port came out playing strong in the first period taking a one to nothing lead into the second period with a goal from Mike' Lefort with s going to lan Garnett and Matt Skerratt. Belleville came out flying in the second period With four goals. * In the third period Belleville scored two more goals and Port added one more goal by Matt Skerratt, assisted by Ian Garnett and John Burnett to give a final score of six to two. On Feb. 4th we travelled to Belleville for game twp and again ran into a tough Belleville team. They ran the score up to 6-0. Billy Carr then blocked a shot and took off on a ass breakaway to give us our first goal. Trevor Weisflock added our second goal to give us a final of 7-2. Our third game is in a couple of Jyesks: If you see | Don Forder | on February 10th = wish him a | Happy Birthday! Advisory Board, met with Gus Macker officials last week and said afterward just a few details are still to be ironed out to make the tournament official. "I'm very optimistic, very positive about this," Mr. Hull told the Citizen, adding the final details should be worked out by the end of this week. He's hoping the tournament will attract over 200 teams when it's played this summer. He is hoping the tournament can take place on 18 along Water Street in downtown Port Perry during a weekend in July. The exact date has yet to be determined. The Gus Macker organization staged more than 70 of the very popular three-on-three tournaments all over North America last year, including London, Ont. Herder Sales 166 Reach Park Rd. (905) 985-3885 Quality Used Cars 1994 FORD TAURUS 31k ..., $10,990. 1990 DODGE DYNASTY 145k ... $5,495. 1992 DODGE SHADOW 106k ... $5,295. 1992 BERRETTA 88k ... $6,995. 1989 CHEV ASTRO VAN C10k 995. 1994 FORD ASPIRE 10k ... $5,995. 1991 FORD TEMPO $5,995. 1990 FORD AEROSTAR 120k ,995. 1990 JEEP CHEROKEE Laredo ... $9,995. 1990 CHEVY CORSICA V6 ... $5,995. 1991 HYUNDAI SONATA 102 km. ... $5,995, 1989 DODGE CARAVAN $5,995. 1989 NISSAN PULSAR $3,995. 1988 CHEV CELEBRITY $3,995. 1986 TOYOTA TERCEL $3,495. 1986 OLDS CIERA $2,495. 1990 MERCURY TOPAZ $3,995. 1987 PONT. BONNEVILLE $3,995. 1985 PLY. RELIANT J $1,295. Quality Used Trucks 1985 GMC WRANGLER $4,495, 1989 DODGE PICKUP 4X4 78k. ... $8,495. 1989 CHEV SCOTTSDALE 6,995, Plus Lots More! Al Prices include Certification. TRADE-INS WELCOME. Call us at ... 985-3885 Poulan RO POULAN-PRO is recognized as the premier manufacturer of outdoor power equipment. CHAINSAWS SuperClean™ Engina performance system, 14" to 36" Bars, 361098 cc Kang 88. TA 8 Prines Abert » 1223 KING ST. MANCHESTER 985-9909 In just three years, the London tournament has grown from 300 teams to 1,022 in 1995, and officials estimate it put $1 million into the city's economy over a single weekend Mr. Hull said the Port Perry event will be open to children and adult players, male and female. The entry fee is $100 per team. Proceeds from the tournament will be divided between the. Scugog Centre hall at the Arena and a charitable organization still to be designated "At this stage right now, we are working on a date that will be suitable for everyone," said Mr. Hull, adding he will be looking for support from Township council and the Scugog Chamber ofiCommerce. Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, February 6, 1996 -- 17 The annual Fletcher Memorial Mixed Bonspiel attracted 12 teams at the Blackstock Curling Club Saturday and the rink skipped by Mark Graham came out on top with 46 points. With Mark are Elizabeth and Peter Peeters and Merlin Suggitt. Club president Carol Gray presented the trophy. It was the first time Mark has skipped to a win in this popular bonspiel in memory «of Robert (Bob) Fletcher, an avid curler who worked on the committee to bring artificial ice to the club. Runner-up was the rink skipped by Keith Van Camp and the Gerald Kelly rink placed third. 3 A BE RF BEE Ade lVL {Wl \"gpinl ge x He x he ® He w x Ee J: is proud to be celebrating 25 Y Sales er Service . \ WwW Asselstine for makin OUR LOCATION Durham Rd. 57, 6k South of 7A BLACKSTOCK Ld ould like to thank (905) 986-4437 i a