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------ ---------- -- vy v-- -- ---- ---- . pe rv --er--r NP vw wm we ry mr vagt V g Ar pe m---------- - ea ) J { | KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR The total pinfall winners of the Friday Night Mixed Bowling League were the Yellow Birds. Pictured are team members Jim Beatty, Ria Debruyn and Joe Dowdall. Absent from pho- to are Joanne Kersten and Terry Lavelle. -- at -- 1430 King St. COUP ERSW0a book your Banquet & Toumaments T PORT PERRY Challenging & picturesque 18 holes Banquet hall holds up to 100. 2 bars, 2 patios, full kitchen Organizers...ask about the "Real Deal" Spring Special 18 holes - (until May 14) $10.00 Seniors Special Every Mon. & Tues. - 18 holes $13.00 Twilight $13.00 rere @ Weekday $18.00 i wort 72 Weekend $22.00 |, -- or <Cren | a (GST included in prices) } rs ; 085-2234] | mmx Sunnybrae Golf Course is ready to go for another season of golfing fun. Our 18 hole - 6000 yard course is a par 71. This picturesque course has been described as having its niche in the golf community, that is, it seems not to overwhelm the average golfer yet has abundant ponds, traps and challenging holes to keep the experienced golfer coming back. The atmosphere is relaxed at Sunnybrae and the country- styled clubhouse, complete Durham's Best Kept Secret! Sunnybrae: A great toumament spot! For more information call us at 985-2234 with full kitchen, banquet facilities, pro shop and 2 bars fits the mold as a comfortable unpretentious spot to enjoy lunch, a beer and a few tall tales about your golf game. Sunnybrae is situated just east of #12 Hwy. off 7A to Rose St. then to 1430 King St. Low memberships are available as well as pay as you play. Tuesday Night - Ladies League, 9 holes golf & light dinner. Ask for Marge. Juniors League ask for Wayne. "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" . KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR The Blue Jays were the championship winners of the Friday Night Mixed Bowling League. The league held its banquet Saturday, May 1. Pictured are the members of the win-. ning team. From left are: Margaret Breckenridge, Betty Wackett, Klaus Thaeter and. Sue Bradley. Absent from photo are team members John Kersten and Carl Fitzgerald. KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR The Hot Chili Peppers were the consolation champions of the Friday Night Mixed Bowling - League. Pictured are the members of the team. Back row from left are: Walter Albers, Ger- ard DeBruyn and Neil Bradley. Front row from left are L Absent from photo was Ken Irvine. yn Loughlin and JoAnn Sanchez. Invitational Regatta to be held on Lake Scugog May 16 The Scugog Boathouse Com- mittee is organizing a Buy a Block fundraising campaign in hopes of raising enough money to begin construction on a 80x40 foot boathouse for Scugog Town- ship. The committee, formed in February, will be selling 3,000 blocks at $5 each. Committee members are also hoping for monetary and con- struction material donations. The committee will also be ap- plying for a Wintario grant. If fundraising activities progress as hoped, construction -of the $35,000 boathouse could begin later this summer. This summer, however, a small scale rowing club will be offered on the lake. The club has secured a storage area for two of its four-person rowing shells in Port Perry. A rowing training program for area high school students is underway and a limited learn to row program will be offered to adults in June, July and Au- gust. Negotiations have also been finalized with two other rowing clubs, to host a high school invi- tational regatta on Lake Scugog on Sunday, May 16. In addition to Durham Region area schools, organizers hope to attract schools from the Muskoka and Midland areas. Close to 80 high school ath- letes are expected to participate in the one-day event. Durham Lords get new head coaches for '94 Durham College will see new head coaches at the helm of its ° Men's and Lady Lords varsity basketball teams. The signings of new head coaches Korry Vision and Ernie Rainbow were announced on April 23. Vision, a veteran of college basketball, is no stranger to the Ontario Colleges Athletic Asso-- ciation. He was the coach at Canadore College in North Bay from 1986-1992 after spending one year at Northern College. Since beginning his college coaching career in 1984, he has compiled an impressive record of 90 wins and 46 losses. He was the first coach in O.C.A.A. basketball history to win "Coach of the Year" at both the Division 1 and Division II levels. Prior to coaching at Ontario colleges, he was a coach at the University of Saskatchewan and also toiled in the Continen- tal Basketball Association as head coach of the Grande Prai- rie College Wolves. Rainbow, a former coach of the Lords, will be handling the -~duties of coach of the Lady Lords. During his time as head coach of the Lords he compiled an im- pressive 22-10 record, including silver and bronze finishes in two Provincial O.C.A.A. Champ- sionships. Rainbow, a Sports Adminis- tration faculty member at the college, takes over from Ken Babcock, who has coached for the past six years. " wr