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Tykes finish up On Saturday, the boys and girls were out in full force to wrap up a fine year of hockey. The enthusiasm and competitiveness that these kids show on the ice surface is amazing. Not only do they strive to become better hockey players, but they have . the strength to give their best at all times. It is, therefore in appreciation of their efforts, that we wish to con- gratulate these players and thank them for a year well done. Special mention this week is for each player on the following teams: Jeff Ashton, Brad Beenen, Corey Branton, Gregory Bruton, David Gainey, Keith Hancock, Adam Hobbs, Scott Jeffery, Ashleigh Mur- phy, Chris Orr, Wyatt Rock, Scott Willman, Jeffery Woodcock and Steve Martyn of the Dowson Red & White Team; Bryan Biffan; Jeff Mullin, Jeff Piersma, Bryan Gourlie, Thomas Keeble, Nicholas Ostafichuk, Timothy Wray, Graham Strickert, Ken Ellis, Michael MacLennan of the Blackstock Antenna Team; Troy Campbell, Scott Harper, lan Parliament, Jonathan Chambers, Daniel Lee, Alex Dell, Aleshia Cracknell, Jonathan Froats, Glenn McCready of the Gord Lewis Team; and Erin Local curlers advance by Scott Howdy Congratulations to the Port Perry teams of Steve Foster, Ron Parish, Rob Thompson, Ken Goreski and - Scott Howey's team of Dave Roth, Ian Griffen and Dean Haugen on winning the Governor General's Zone Level at the Port Perry Curl- - ing Club this past weekend. This is .a double team competition where - the score of both teams is combin- ed. . Enroute to their victory the Port Perry team defeated teams from Annandale, Uxbridge and Newmarket. The Regionals, which 1s the next level of competition, takes place this coming Saturday, April' 11 at the Lambton Golf & Country Club in Toronto. If the team is successful there they will advance to the Provincials the following day Chambers, Brad Johnston, Blayng Kinnunnen, Teresa Gracie, Jeremy Heyworth, Colin Mark, Justin McQuade, Wade Robson, Tyler Wooten, Justin Kowalczyk of the Scugog Overhead Doors Team. Also, please note that any player that did not receive their plaque should contact their coach Tweens victory On Thursday, March 26, the Allen Aluminum Tweens met Oshawa in a north-south playofi. The girls from Port pressed Oshawa with their strong skating abilities and then capitalized on Oshawa's mistakes to end the game with a 10-5 victory. ~ Scoring for Port were Lisa Levy 5 goals, 2 assists; Nicole Slack 2 goals, 2 assists; Danielle Cooper 1 goal, 4 assists; Christine Mueller 1 goal; Terry Bell 3 assists; Sylvia Durward 2 assists and Heather Lawrence 1 assist. The Allen Aluminum Tweens will finish their season by meeting Mariposa. at Tam Heather, also in Toronto. Also this past weekend, another 'Port Perry team travelled to Union- ville to the Silver Tankard which is a similar competition to the Gover- nor Generals. The Port Perry squad was forced out of competition by a strong Oshawa contingent. Perry's members included: Paul Griffen, Randy Scott, Ted Griffen, Roger Watson and Earl Mayes' team of Ken Jeffrey, Terry Howsam, and Grant Stone. In other news, men's league playoffs are under way this week and this Saturday is the closing Jitney and Dance for the 1987 curl- "ing season. Anyone wishing tickets for the Men's Banquet on April 29 contact Ralph Fairman at 985-7351. Two medals for Jeff Jeff Little of the Kempo Karate Club of Port Perry had a big day Sunday at the first annual Durham Invitational tournament held at Heydenshore Pavilion in Whitby. Jeff came up with a pair of gold medals in the Under 15 division; a first in Kata and a first in sparring. [t was clean medal sweep in the Under 15 sparring class for Kempo Club members as Jim Finch took the silver and Richard Sheppherd won the bronze. 47 Highway East, Uxbridge, Ontario 852-7962 640-7452 Now accepting member- ships -- Join by April 30, and receive a Golf Shirt Valued at $19.95 NOW OPEN Men's Full Membership Men's Weekday Only Men's Weekend Only Ladies' Ful! Membership Ladies' Weekday Only Husband and Wife .. Family of Four .. Seniors' Full Membership Students" ........ FOXBRIDGE GOLF COURSE In the Mens Orange and Green Belt division, Blake Buckler took a third place, while in the Mens Black Belt, Ted Clements came away with a second place finish. The Kempo Club. is under the direction of Ted Clement and Dick Storey, both 2nd Degree Black Belt instructors. About 165 karate enthusiasts took part in the Durham meet held on Sunday in Whitby. Port SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE Team Standings: Ti Cats 43; Ot tawa Rough Riders 41; Blud Bombers 40; Stampeders 26; Argos 25, Eskimos 14. Mens High Single Flat: Turner 334. Mens High Single with Handicap! Bill Turner 334. Mens High Turner 719. Mens High Triple with Handicap: George Imrie 756. Ladies High Single Flat: Cummings 237. Ladies High Single with Han- dicap: Brenda Cummings 275. Ladies High Triple Flat: Beth Oke abl. Triple Flat: Bill Brenda Bill PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 7, 1987 -- 27 ladies High Triple with Han- dicap: Terry Fagan 649. Ladies over 200: Jayne Gotthelf 204; Brenda Cummings 237. Men over 210: Wayne Dibblee 243 227; Jim Rider 246, Bill Turner 226, 334; Tom Tennyson 227; George Im- rie 223, 238; Don Franci$ 216, 241, Brept Coppins 220; John Grieve 244, Ken Pipher 229 Men over 615: Wayne Dibblee 650; Bill Turner 719; George Imrie 657, Don Francis 632 LADIES TUESDAY AFTERNOON Team Standings: Don't Care 38, Vamps 29; -Pussykats 27; Care Bears 21; Pros 17; Sunshine Girls 15 High Single Flat 200 & over: L. Loughlin 211; C. Tripp 215; M. Raby country Lane 7A & High Street, Port Perry, Ontario Hwy 4 7 « } W2 Vey, 42 a 1 "Self-discipline is when your conscience tells you to do some- thing and you don't talk back." ---- Strikes and Spares 213, 220; J. Leach 211; M. Cannon 202, K. Harper 244; D. Kendall 215 High Single with Handicap 200 & over: L.. Loughlin 258; C. Tripp 264. M. Raby 242, 249; J. Leach 251; M Cannon 253, K. Harper 273, D. Ken dall 249 193 QUEEN ST. 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