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- "WEEKEND STAR" FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2001. Blackstock Minor Hockey results Ryan Kaminski scores three to lead Luchka to victory Great Canadian Meat Co. 6 Auto Specialist 2 Jacob Gettins in net for Auto Spec showed determination, making several saves. Anthony Tamburro scored their first goal to give them an early lead. Auto scored one more when Wade Clark picked up a pass from Tyler Randall. | Canadian Meat played their first game with determination and with Jordan Clancy making key saves they. pulled it off. Their goals were scored by Carlos Naranjo for a hat trick, Luke Parlette, Jory McLean, and Cody James. Assists went to Maxwell Jacobs, Carlos, | and Nicholas Herold. Eco Water | Green's Electric 3 Green's took the lead in the second 'with goals by Daniel (Milne) Stavrokos, Daniel Crosier and Jesse Thornton. Assists went to Thornton, Joshua Buffey, Alex Fortnum and Shelby 'Goose. Brendan Pearce in between | the pipes made several awesome saves for his team. Eco scored in the first with a great shot by Kayla Brewster. Travis Lee, Eco's goalie made several key saves. Foundation Financial 3 Duff's Electric 3 Matthew McCreight in net for Duff's, made several saves against a hungry opponent. This game was a see-saw battle for control but Duff's was first to find the net. Their goals were scored by Joshua Meekin (two), and Julian Barron-Clarke. Assists went to Connor Lepp and Amy Gibbons. Foundation worked 'hard to control the game against their opponent. Their goals were scored by lan Twiss, Chad Gerrits and Matthew Peco. Assists went 'to. Scott Slute, lan, Matthew, Chad and Scott Johnson. 4 'Luchka Float 8 Low and Low Ltd. 7 Luchka came out on top of this end 'to.end battle with determination. Matt McLean in net made several key saves. Their goals were scored 'by Ryan Kaminski for a hat trick, Ricky Geer for a hat trick, and Craig Silnieks (two). Assists went to Michael McLean, Mark Valkenburg, Craig and Ryan. Kelly 'Pfister put great effort into making several saves for Low and Low. Their goals were scored by Dusty Pickard, Jack Horner, Cory Clarke (two), and Justin Williams for a hat trick. Assist went to Justyn Kennedy, Matthew Clancy, Dusty, Justin, Cory, Matthew, and Jonathan Vanoostveen. SIAN SR DIY OCTOBER 31 x pra 8-1/2 x 51/2" 8-1/2" x 11" , 2001] CALENDARS and DAY PLANNERS AND REFILLS IN STOCK NOW! | 3333333538 g | 888838888 Final tournament is Saturday Looking back on another successful tennis season By Diane Burt Evening tennis at the courts is dwindling, but day time play carries on as long as pleasant weather remains and/or it isn't raining or snowing. The club enjoyed a hugely successful season. Fun Days, lessons, tourna- ments, leagues, (both house and travelling), speciality days and plain practice, kept the club busy and active. Something for everyone, all levels and ages. Hot weather being no deter- rent to keen ténnis play- ers. Group lessons began in early May. Our new level 2 coach, Ken Crosina, made the learning experience most enjoyable and chal- lenging. The first tournament in 'June was Mixed Doubles. Winners of the "A" tier were: Sophia Brendon and Ken Elliott. Winners of "B" were: Rebecca Aked with dad Steve. The Ladies and Men's Doubles in _July was also two tier. Winners of "A" ladies were: Joan Crosina and Sophia Brendon. Winners of "B" were: Winnie Tobin and Diane Burt. Men's "A" winners: Ken Crosina with dad Chris. Men's "B" winners: George Bright and John Scott. The Singles tournament in August was also played in hot temperatures. Ladies "A" champion: Claire Latulippe. Ladies "B" champion: Mary Bellinger. Men's "A" cham- pion came back refreshed after a rain delay and Jay Neill won out over John Rickey. Men's consolation winner: George Bright. This brief summary doesn't do justice to some of the closely contested matches and great play that members have wit- nessed. Congratulations to all participants and to those who ran these suc- cessful tourneys. Plaudits and pride go to the club teams that played a long season in the Durham League. In the September playoffs, the "Data" team won their first round and lost their sec- ond. The "B" team, in first place all season, and win- ners in 2000, lost in the final round of the playoffs. The new "C" team won the championship in their playoffs, in a cliff-hanger third set tie breaker. = Junior league play ran 'all summer. Tops in the beginners category were: Shanna, Ratchel, Stephen and Keegan. Intermediate standouts were: Silvi, Fiona, Scott, Haley, Kyle and Zachary. Advanced winners included: Mike, Cassandra, Melissa, James, Ceri, Nikki and Justin. In August the Port Perry squad beat the Oshawa junior team by one point. This was a satisfactory reversal from the summer 2000 meet when Oshawa won by one point. The long running Junior Summer Camp had anoth- er successful year. This July it ran all day for one week only. A second camp for August is under consid- eration for year 2002. Senior's mornings on Mondays and Ladies' mornings on Wednesdays are ongoing. They have been sharing court time with the high school phys- ed. classes this fall. The Ladies' pot luck luncheons, ("I'd rather play tennis than cook") are always successful and well attended. In October, "around-the-pool," is deferred to next summer. The September dinner and dance was enjoyed by all who attended. Lots of prizes, good music and delicious food. On Oct. 20, 10 a.m., the "Frost-bite" will officially mark the end of sched- uled outdoor tennis. It will be followed at | p.m. by the A.G.M. and luncheon refreshments at Latcham Centre. All tennis players are welcome regardless of weather conditions. It has been a great sea- son for the PPT.C. Racing sensation ready to hit the slopes From Page 21 Yamaha TZ250 has passed everybody except two bikes, a 600 Kawasaki and "1000 Yamaha R1. Going into the last lap Matt passed the Kawasaki and had his sight set on the RI but it was not meant to be with eight corners for the check- ered flag. Matt's Yamaha called it a day and just quit. We'll he will do it next year. For the rest of the season Matt will be doing as much mountain biking as he can and when the snow starts to fall you will find Matt at Skyloft Ski and Country Club skiing and maybe using his CSIA ski instructor certification to good use. Till next year and see you on the slopes. Another year has come to a close for the Port Perry Fair. The Port Perry Agricultural Society would like to thank everyone that attended the fair this year. Without you, the fair would not have been such a suc- cess. Almost 8,000 people went through the gates over the Labour Day week- end. This is the highest it's been in several years. We also extend our appreciation to everyone that donated to or spon- sored events during the fair. There were many con- tributions this year and they were a great help in providing you with enjoy- ment and entertainment. As well, the fair would not have been a success without the efforts of the many volunteers. Many community members gave up their time to enter exhibits or to help at the gates, in the buildings and in the food booths. While others supported the fair by displaying our new lawn Fair organizers thank spectators, sponsors signs. It's been a great year and plans are already underway for next year's fair. If you would like to take part in the planning of the 2002 fair, we meet one Wednesday night each month. For more information, please call our secretary, Shirley Hunter at 905-985- 3819. Thanks again to every- one and we hope to have your support again next year.