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They were Mr. Cliff Hutchinson, Mr. Mike Holozen and Mr. Allan Wackett. The most valuable players award The Joe Fowler Trophy was won by a Orillia lad, Barry Wilde. Barry on the day scored six goals and POV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV WV VV V-WN had three assists for a good days effort. Mr. Joe Fowler was present lo present Barry with this trophy. Con- gratulations. Game No. | Oshawa's Spur Canadians had there hands full from a band of inspired young boys on the Stone Real Estate Pee Wee B in Port Perry. The young "B" kids gave it everything they had but the bigger and heavier boys of Oshawa started days pro- ceedings with a 3-1 win. This was a close checking on hard skating game. Gerry Perig and Davy Cumming scored for Port. Jeff Wilson with two and Scott Mann had the other. Game No. 2 Whitby who won the Legion's Tournament last year got off to a bad start losing to Lindsay 3 - 0. The Trent canel system boys struck early and never looked back. Scoring for Lindsay were Larry Cewans, Greg Lafete as Steven Skurman. Game No. 3 The Port Legion Pee Wees came out with fire in their shooting eyes and gave Port Hope a sound licking 7 - 1. In this game Mike Healy scored PDOVPPVVPPIVVIPVPIOIPVOPIVOIPOVIVIVIOVOOIOV, DPPPPVPVPOVPVPVVPOVVOVOVOVOVOVOOOIVITITITITVIVY There are still a few openings in the scuba class which is starting March 14th. 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Game No. 1 In this game, Newcastle were completely outclosed by a well balance club from Orillia. The Simpson Cycle Club from Orillia scored a 7 - 0 win. Barry Wilde had a fantastic game scoring 4 times and Stephen Hanga, Kewin Crother and Stuart Hammond each scored once. At no time were Orillia pressed to go all out. Game No. 5 This was the first game in the Consoltion trophy elim- inations and Whitby had all they could do in winning 5 - 2 over Stones Real Estate of Port Perry. The local lads were even after two periods 2 - 2 then the roof caved in and ~ Whibty went on to score three times in the last period. Game No. 6 The two early bird winders met and oh boy! The Oshawa Spur Canadians advanced to the Championship final with an impressive victory win- ning 11 - 0. Scoring for Oshawa were Scott Mann, Allan Kay, Tims Galt each with two, while Rick Wodin- sky, Jeff Pearce, Greg Solway, Jeff Wilson and Sam Durkie. ~ Game No. 7 In the second consolation elimination Port Hope han- ded the Newcastle a 2 - 1 defeat. Rick Evans with two for Port Hope while Brian Allen scored the only goal of the day for Newcastle. Game No. 8 Orillia had little trouble in defeating the local Legion club 8 - 1. Port Perry came Buy One Now - Get One Extra Month FREE SASS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSS NS up flat and Orillia came on strong and that is about the story on this one. We were good but the stronger Simpson Cycle Club of Orillia had it all. Bill Durrant, Allan Fentin and Barry Wilde each scored two. Bruce McDough, Bob Holden and Stuart Ham- mond all had one each. Paul Gibson had the lone tally for Port. Game No. 9 -- Consolation trophy Port Hope just got sronger as the day went on and came on to post a 4 - 1 win over Whitby. Both of these two clubs skated hard. But again the hard checkings paved way in winning. Robert Ryan had a hat trick while Rick Evans got the lone tally. Eddie Hayden scored the lone goal for Whitby. Game No. 10 -- The Br. 419 lLegion Championship Trophy Oshawa Spur Canadians were completely out playing the Orillia pee wees and scored late in the second period when Greg Doucette scored. This was a real championship battle as was in the two previous years when Port Perry were in the big one. This was, and is the top game in the tournament and Orillia finally came on in the final period too score 3 times and go on to win 3 - 1. Billy Durant had two goals while Allin Finton scored the lone tally Ladies Curling Tuesday, March 6 R. Mitchell 6; L. Cook 5. N. Kenny 5, N. Howsam 4. C. Martyn 7; H. Carnwith 3. B. Beare 6; H. Bathie 5. , Wednesday, March 7 A Dawson 9; J, Howsom 4. D. Beare 8; M. McCoy 0. H. Thomson 6; S. Hunter. M. Snooks 11; M. Holder- shaw 4. SASSI NNAN ANN AAATAAAAAAAAAAAAANANRNRARRNARNRNRNNRNRNRNNNNNNNNNNNNNSNNS SSS SSAA NN NANA Novices to defend * '72 Championship Port Perry's Novice D hockey team will defend its championship against teams from a dozen towns at Brampton next week. Port Perry's first game in the 14th annual champion- ship series, which is spon- sored by Brampton Lions Club, will be played in Memorial Arena against St. Mary's at 1 p.m. sunday March 18. This is an elimination series. If Port Perry goes all the way our boys will play off for the championship at 5 p.m. Friday, March 23. Port has entered the series during every one of its fourteen years, but last year was the first time we won. Teams in the D class come from towns with less than 4,500 population. To win last year Port Perry had to defeat Walker- ton 3 - 2, Waterford 8 - 5, Listowell 10 - 2 and Delhi 4 - 3. When they atempted to move up into the C catagory the Port Perry boys lost to Milton. * PEEWEE CHAMPIONSHIP During the same week Port Perry Peewees will industry. change. public meetings. PLACE Bramalea Council Chamber, Ontario A Study Of The Organization and Administration of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING The Minister of Agriculture and Food, Honour- able Wm. A. Stewart, has directed that a study be made of the organization and administration of the Ministry, with special emphasis on the suitability of its existing programs, policies and. services to meet the needs of Ontario's agricultural and food In order that individuals and organizations might be able to express their opinions or make suggest- ions in this regard, a series of public meetings have been arranged. They will be held at central points throughout the province. tion to interested parties to comment on the quality and relevance of Ministry programs, and their suit- ability to serve the industry at a time of rapid You are invited to present written briefs, or to make oral representation at one of these Chinguacousy Township Bramalea Shopping Center, Dixie Rd. & No. 7 Hwy. Chairman - Prof. N. R. Richards Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food Queen's Park. Toronto, Ontario For more information call 416/965-3240, or contact your Agricultural Representative compete in a championship tournament at Godrich. This tournament, now in its 24th year, is also sponsored bya Lions Club. Port takes on Mt. Forest in the C division at 12:50 p.m. on the afternoon of March 22. team goes dll the way the final playoff will begin at 6:20 p.m. Saturday, March 24. Cartwright girl places fourth in poster contest Angela Reeder, a student at Cartwright Public School, came fourth in a Durham county dental health poster contest. Eighteen students entered posters of their own design. The contest was sponsored by the Haliburton-Kawartha- Pine Ridge District Health Unit to promote interest in oral hygene during dental health week last month. All the contestants were in grade five. The Port Perry Star is more than 107 years old. This is an invita- DATE 1973 TIME Thursday 2-4:30 p.m. March 29 7-9:30 p.m. *h A