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TH Tea TY Ty TT TTT a . T eaRRTamm--------m------ yy TT i _ 32 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 1, 1992 "Scugog"s Community Newspaper of Choice" KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR Mark's Maintenance were the tournament champions in the Senior division. Pictured are the members of the winning team. Front row from left are: Bill Ross, coach, Derek Leeming, Jason Lyons, Gord Bentley, Mike Leeming, Peter Bostelman, Johnathon McCourt. Back row from left: Melissa Donnelly, Tara Hobbs, Bill Parr, Jim Chapman, Melissa Hughes, Lloyd Shaddock, Jeff Minshall, Jeff Balser, Kevin Balser, coach. Absent from photo were John Ford and Craig Hud- son, assistant coach. we in the Squirt division Don Frew and Sons were victorious at the tournament. Pictured are: Back row from left: Sheila Shortridge, Billy Butson, Chris Thomp- son, Andrew Flynn, Colin Manns, Amanda Bradburn, Sarah Hobbs, Dave Frew, sponsor. Front from left: Ron Martyn, coach, Josh Martyn, David Crouter, Troy Mappin, Richard Frew, Laura Tyrrell, Cassandra Stedman, Stephanie Shor- tridge, Len Fudge, coach. winners in the Tyke division was Hutton Heating. Pictured are the members of the team. Front row from left are: Lawrence MacDonald, Justin Siebler, Josh- ua Levesque, Anthony Fortune, Jessica McLaughlan, Tyson Prescott, Ryan Kindree and Tim Martyn. Back row from left: Blair Martyn, coach, Erin Prescott, Danny Barlow, Casey Shortridge, Chelsea Mateo, Bradley Sutcliffe, Chris Go- ble, Lindsay Sweetman, Kelly Sweetman, coach. FOR INFORMATION: CONTACT 985-3031 PORT PERRY FIGURE SKATING CLUB REGISTRATION for 1992/1993 SEASON Wednesday, September 2, 1992 - 6 to 8 pm Scugog Memonal Arena Board Room SKATE EXCHANGE PRESCHOOL (10 weeks) Fnday morning $104 CAN SKATE Full Membership (2 x / week / 30 weeks) $224 Partial Membership (1 x / week / 30 weeks) $141 CAN FIGURESKATE $200 SENIOR (does not include preliminary figure) Full Membership (total fees for season) 1 patch / week $390 2 patch / week $506 3 patch / week $622 Patch extra - $4 each All feos include membership in CFSA,, Carnival fee and Eastern Section levy. Optional only if this is not your home chub REGISTRATION FEE AFTER SEPT. 14/92. $25. League champions in Cart- wright Minor Ball were as fol- lows: T-Ball - H & M Wright Sox; Mite - J.C. Flooring; Tyke - Asselstines; Squirt - Don Frew and Sons and Senior - Cum- mings Backhoe. Awards for Most Valuable Player (MVP), Most Improved Player (MIP) and Best Sport (BS) were presented to each team at the end of year awards ceremony on Sunday. T-Ball: H & R Wright Sox - Adam Tarr, MVP; Mary Van Camp, MIP; Jay Nadon, BS. Lishmans: Shawn McNamara, MVP; Brian Carter, MIP; Adam Cunday, BS. Blackstock Lion- ess: Mitch Truax, MVP; Tim Gibson, MIP; Kory Bauer, BS. Tyke: Mike Baker Automo- tive - Johnathon Wotten, MVP; Mark Morrison, MIP; Carl Geer, BS. Asselstine's - Mike Thompson, MVP; Monica Duy- vestyn, MIP; Brent MacGregor, BS. Hutton Heating - Ryan Rin. dree, MVP; Lindsay Sweetman, MIP; Justin Siebler, BS. Mite: London Life Lazers - Th Cartwright Minor Ball held its annual awards day on Saturday. Blackstock LI- oness was the tournament champions of the T-ball division. Pictured are the members of the team. Front row from left are: Kyle Wyatt, Matthew Ferguson, Mike Parr, Ricky Geer, Cory Hellingman, Brian McNamara, Adam Cunday. Back row from left: Gary Beechey, coach, Randy Ferguson, coach, Nicole Beechey, Shawn McNamara, Kevin Deeth, Brian Carter, John Hellingman, coach. Absent from photo are Nicole Jones, Sarah Oppers and Halley Campbell. Minor Ball awards day Matthew Welts, MVP; Amanda Drew, MIP; Michael Sonne, BS. IGA - Jeremy Johns, MVP; Hol- ly Westall, MIP; Christa Lane, BS. J.C. Flooring - Brian Won- nacott, MVP; Ashley McLean, MIP; Stephanie Kingswell, BS. Jordan Culle Jays - Kyle Leslie McClurg, ; MIP; Danny Deeth, BS. Squirt: Technique Drywall - Geoff New, MVP; Michelle As- selstine, MIP; Jeff Bonsma, BS. Speedy Muffler - Candace Boc- Magyar, _caccia, MVP; Tricia Chapman, MIP; Katie Stephenson, BS. MKM Eggbeaters - Ryan Pre- scott, MVP; April Vanstriem, MIP; Chris Jones, BS. Don Frew & Sons - Josh Martyn, MVP; Stephanie Shortridge, MIP; Richard Frew, BS. Senior: Blackstock Lions - Scott Swain, MVP; Melissa Renes, MIP; Ryan Larmer, BS. Blackstock County Hardware - Marshall McQuaid, MVP; Nata- sha Burgess, MIP; Leanne Gos- lin, BS. Cummings Backhoe - William Michel, MVP; Jennifer "-rrrell, MIP; Jeremy Michel, is it Fe "J NE BGs TT In the Mite division, Jordan Cully Jays were the winners of the tournament. Pictured are the members of the team. Front row from left are: Chis Pottery, James McGee, Nicolas Malcolm, Joy Knighton, Leslie Magyar, Kyle McClurg, Clayton Stedman. Back row from left: Mike Danilko, coach, Rex McNeal, coach, Miranda Burgess, Susie Gerrow, Alicia Burgess, Tyler Lucas, Danny Deeth, Jeff Danilko, Mike McNeal, Attila Magyar coach. Absent: Jennifer Jones. Hockey tryouts begin The 1992/93 season for Port Perry Minor Hockey gets under- way next Tuesday evening at Scugog Arena. Power skating/ skill evaluation/tryout sessions are first on the program, with initial ice times for each age group as follows: Tuesday, Sept. 8 - 5 p.m. - Mi- nor Atom (born 1982); 5:55 p.m. -Major Atom (1981); 7 p.m. - Mi- nor Pee Wee (1980); 7:55 p.m. Major Pee Wee (1979). Wednesday, Sept. 9 - 5 p.m. - Minor Novice (1984); 5:55 p.m. - Major Novice (1983); 7 p.m. - Pee Wee - Group 2 (as deter- mined Tuesday, Sept. 8); 7:55 p.m. - Minor Bantam (1978); 9 p.m. - Major Bantam (1977); 9:56 p.m. Midget (1976 and 1975) and Juvenile (1974 and 1973) The complete schedule was distributed at registration and a copy of it will be posted at the arena The first ice time for the Tykes (born 1986 and 1987) is Saturday, Sept. 12 at 12:30 pm. and for the Advanced Tykes (born 1985) it is the same day at 1:25 p.m. Power skating for these groups will take place during the Christmas holidays. Players not yet registered are urged to do so prior to the first sessions next week. They may do so tomorrow evening (Sept. 2) at the arena between 7 and 9 p.m. Full rates now apply. The base fee is $195 for one player, $340 for two players in a house- hold, and $485 for three or more. Tykes and Advanced Tykes are $145 each. In addi- tion to the base fee, there is a fundraiser charge of $40 per family for twenty $2 draw tick- ets. The $40 may be recovered by selling the tickets to other people. Parents and players should bear in mind that players must be registered before they can go on the ice, and that full equip- ment must be worn at the power skating sessions. LA te ea pt A TI Sn A i Or ts a pean let rT - ---- A A BR ii A i es