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a -- ny TTI TURN TNH RTER RON TIRE UNTNNNEy EO NW» Wmmw--~, © The Port Perry Minor Hockey Association handed out numerous awards to young players at the annual banquet Saturday evening, April 19, Front from left in this photo are John Ennis, Peé Wee 2; Dave Buxcey, Pee Wee 2 with the "Heart' trophy in memory of the late John An- 34 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 22, 1986 drews; Peter King, Atom 1; Mike Pashley, Novice 1; and Jeremy Norton, Novice H.L. At back from left: Eric Grosvenor, Pee Wee 1; Mike Butt, Pee Wee H.L.; Danny Hill, top goals against average in H.L.; and Jeremy Woodcock, Atom H.L. et --- amanda a . = '; v In this photo from left to right front are: Warren Geer, Bantam 1; Mike Toye, Bantam H.L.; and Willie Edwards, sportsmanship and ability, Midget 2. At back are Chris Parliament, most improved Midget 2; Craig Menzies, Midget Long time supporters of Minor Hockey in Port Perry were presented with plaques in recognition of their contribution to the sport in this community. From left are Fred Oxley, Hillis i © Ny N= 1; and Dereck Fitzgerald, Bantam 2. Not present for photo is Jon-David Rodway, most assists, Bantam H.L. Sportsmanship and ability are stressed in these awards. Wilbur, Wayne Venning and Don Hurst. Absent from photo is Bill Brown. The youngster with these gentlemen is Robbie Murphy, the most im- proved player in the First Year Tykes this season. Dusting off the paddies for 18th The ice wasn't even off the lake -yet, and Teri Gibson was practising for this year's 18th annual Canoe the Nonquon. "Well, the ice was off the Non- quon. The water was high ... it was great!", she enthuses. This will be Teri's sixth Canoe the Nonquon. It will be her partner's 11th. While paddling approximate- ly 22 miles isn't everyone's idea of a good time, there are enough peo- ple like Teri and her partner to make the great Scugog race a suc- cess year after year. As usual, the 1986 version is plann- ed for the first Saturday in June, when the water through the narrow Nonquon River is still deep enough to allow canoes to pass through. And when June 7th rolls around, organizers are hoping that at least 200 paddlers (as many as last year) will be prepared to take the Non- quon challenge. There's no way around it -- finishing 22 miles via canoe is no small challenge. While some en- trants regard Canoe the Nonquon as a serious race, most paddlers are happy just to complete the full course. Many don't finish the race, which is fine. There's no shame in com- pleting a solid 15, 10 or even five miles. The full 22 miles is designed Nonquon event for those who are relatively fit, with lots of energy to spare. : Admittedly, Teri looks at the event as a race, just one of many she will paddle during the summer, but it doesn't have to be that way for everyone. For people who aren't us- ed to racing, she suggests taking the route at a slow, easy, relaxed pace. Let the other canoes pass by. Let the others sweat it out. "Mostly, just go to have fun," Teri says. "If you try too hard, it stops being fun." Besides, the whole purpose of Canoe the Nonquon has nothing to do with racing. It was initiated some 18 years ago to raise money for the Scugog Shores Museum, something it's been doing ever since. A minimum registration fee of $10 per canoe will get anybody into the race, but fundraising will be a whole lot more successful if participants obtain as many sponsors as they can. Prizes will be awarded to all those who raise the most money. Adventurous types who decide to take on Canoe the Nonquon are ad- vised to bring a lightweight canoe in good shape, lifebelts or lifejackets, an extra paddle, and some type of high energy food, either a chocolate bar or orange juice. For more information, call Teri at 985-7178. CARTWRIGHT MINOR SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION ~ REGISTRATION BOYS & GIRLS - 7 to 16 Year Old, as of December 31, 1986. THURSDAY, APRIL 17th - 6:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. : Blackstock Recreation Centre SATURDAY, APRIL 19th - 10:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon Blackstock Town Hall = J THURSDAY, APRIL 24th - 6:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. Nestleton Community Centre SUNDAY, APRIL 27th - 6:00 P.M. to 7:00 P.M. Nestleton Community Centre * O.H.I.P. Number and Parent's Signature required. a Man p - = (a * Late registrations will not be guaranteed a position on a team. -- GENERAL MEETING -- SUNDAY, APRIL 27th - 7 P.M. NESTLETON CENTRE To discuss rules, league format. All coaches and parents are invited. 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