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"A Family Tradition for 127 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, May 4, 1993 - 31 NS \., ON AN\\y \, \, Ringette award winners The Port Perry Ringette Association held its end of the ye 2 at the Blackstock Recreation Centre. Pictured Back row from left are: Cath Joan Poppleton was awarded the Joy Thompson Trophy, sport. The award was donat Camp Contracting. are some oO Zn KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR ar awards banquet Sunday, May f the individual award winners. y Cooper, most improved, Melissa Pereman, most improved, Terry Rooney, sportsmanship. Front: Jenny Eimre, sportsmanship, Jill Pashley, sports- manship and Heather Reid, most improved. KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR Other award winners were (back row from left): Shona Moase, sportsmanship, Natasha Burgess, most improved and Cindy Verschuuren, sportsmanship. Front from left are: Geni Taylor, most improved, Tanya Towns, most improved and Megan Marlowe, sportsmanship. awarded for dedication to the ed to the ringette association by Joy's former employer Van BUS: 985-7351 e Service coLbwe BANKGR 0 RESIDENTIAL ARAL ESTATE GEOFF CARTWRIGHT Sales Representative * Results * Reliability fl COUNTRY LANE REALTY LTD. FAX: 985-0870 RES: 985-8163 *24 hr. pager 5 High Street, Port Perry, Ontario L9L 1H8 An Indapendanty Ounad and Ope mied Member Broker of Coldesd Barker Afliates of Canada, inc @ BUSINESS COMPUTERS FAMILY COMPUTERS New or Used Get the Full Package All Major Packages Hardware * Software » Tutoring Setup » Support & Service Call WILLIAM M. SANDIFORD WILLIAM M. SANDIFORD JR. 14 6) 985-1877 416) 985-8576 Canadiens edge out Junior The Canadiens edged out the Leafs in a close fought battle in Junior Floor Hockey action on Monday, April 26. David Hal- ward started off strong for the Leafs with a hat trick. Justin Koury popped in No. four to end the first period. Tyler Houthuys got the Canadiens on the score- board with a double in the first period. Ryan O'Leary fired in No. three. : The Canadiens doubled their efforts in the second period, scoring three more goals to clinch themselves the win. Tyl- er Houthuys earned his hat trick and Mark Morrison and Joseph Kozlinsky each popped in a single. Nicholas Murphy gave the Leafs goal No. five. Intermediate The first Intermediate game on Monday, April 26 saw the Mighty Ducks meet the Red Wings. It was the Mighty Ducks over the Red Wings by a score of 8-71n a very exciting game. The Mighty Ducks took an early lead outscoring the Red Wings 6-0 in the first period. Evan Bertrand racked up a hat trick with Eric Bird, Steven Doan and Ryan Jansen adding singles. The second period saw the Red Wings fight back to stay in the game. John Barton put the Wings on the scoreboard with a single and Matthew MacMaster and Darryl Dalton adding one each. Eric Bird was the lone scorer for the Ducks in the sec- Leafs in floor hockey ond period. The third period again saw the Red Wings determined to take the game. Darryl Dalton earned himself a hat trick with two. more goals and Matthew MacMaster fired in two to claim his hat trick ag well. This brought the Wings total to sev- en. Eric Bird scored the Ducks go-ahead goal, No. eight and also earned a hat trick. The second Intermediate game of the evening was be- tween the Blue Bombers and the Golden Rods. The score was a 6-6 tie in this well matched game. The trend was struck early in the game with the first period ending in a 4-4 tie. Craig Can- non started things off for the Blue Bombers with Matthew MacMaster adding two more and Jonathon Rogalski firing in a single. The -Golden Rod's answering - goals were scored by Chris Mur- phy with a single, Chris Lang- ford with a double and Greg Langford with a single. The second period saw the Bombers edge ahead with a 6-5 score. Jonathon Rogalski and Matthew MacMaster each fired in a goal. Chris Langford earned his hat trick by scoring the Golden Rod's fifth goal. The Golden Rods managed to hold the Bombers scoreless in the third period. Chris Murphy fired in the Golden Rod's tying goal. + Eight team loop Gamblers start season May 13 Thursday, May 13 at 8 p.m. will see the 1993 fastball season get underway in Greenbank Park when the Gamblers will host the Oshawa Double "B" Sports Club. Greenbank is back in the Oshawa City and District "A" League this year and the eight team loop will see Port Perry Eagles, Oshawa O'Tooles, Stouffville, Oshawa Weasels, Bowmanville, Port Perry Mer- chants, Oshawa Double "B" and the Greenbank Gamblers bat- tling for the league champion- ship. With the Junior age limit now raised to under 23, the Junior Teams will be much stronger and the intermediate clubs will not have graduating Juniors to bolster their rosters for this year and next. The eight team Oshawa League will be ex- tremely competitive and well balanced. The Gamblers will be at home in Greenbank Park on Thurs- day nights with game time at 8 p.m., to provide you with excel- lent fastball entertainment. Also the Gamblers are plan- ning to host a mixed slo-pitch tournament on the weekend of June 5. nament, which their points. Martin at 666-9626. also be due. time of their first game. Women's teams needed for annual softball tourney The Durham Lakeshore Women's Fastball League is gear- ing up for its annual Invitational Softball Tournament to be held June 18-20 at Iroquois Parkin Whitby. Organizers are aiming for 16 teams to take part in the tour- arantees each team three games. The top 12 teams will be divided into A, B and C divisions according to Cash awards will be presented to winning teams and run- ners-up in each division. The breakdown is'as follows. "A" divi- sion champions will receive $300 with the runners-up win- ning $200. "B" champs will also receive $200 with the runners- up claiming $100. "C" division champions will take home $100 and the runners-up $50. Prizes are based on 16-team entry. Players must be 18 years of age as of January 1, 1993. A 12- inch red dot ball will be used in the tournament. Any interested teams can register by calling Alexandra The entry deadline is June 1 when the entry fee of $200 will Teams will be notified one week prior to the event as to the Nr wr A NE A I A RN A I A a I rrr ee