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ES SE Pl Ze A Re no x 3 3 & 1 ou We YR SES SESE xs oe | v x = ED EAS iil hut habic hain and Rede em i 5 14 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday. Sept. 19th, 1973 we 3% ih ' ' NEE SN SR eR CRRI RAL ERAIR BRR '8 Volunteers still needed House league Legion girls win championship but hockey ready to go The Legjon girls won the P.W.S.U. Juvenile "B" championship. Last Satur- day in Ingersol with a 12 - 4 win. The Legion Girls had finished in the finals for the, last two seasons .agd cer- tainly were descr of their first Ontario Chump- ionship. Linda Heayn and Wendy Partner have devoted a great deal of time to these girls and their hard work has paid off. Well done girls. The Legion Squirts defeat- ed Oak Ridges 9 - 3 on Thursday night in the York - Simcoe League Playoffs. The winner of this series will meet Richmond Hill in the League finals, MacMillan the coach of Vancamp Juniors had the: misfortune to break an ankle on Sunday while play- ing in the Shop League in Oshawa. All the executive and players wish Mac a speedy recovery. Local softball results Last week's Softball Results Greenbank wins Squirt House League. Clark Men- zies pitched the win for Greenbank. After the game the Greenbank and Port Perry Club were treated to tarts and pop from Flamin- go Pastries and Uxbridge Coke. Lions Club eliminated by Odessa The Port Perry Lions Club Bantams lost 8 - 7 in Odessa on Saturday afternoon to be eliminated in the OASA Bantam *'C"' Playdowns. The local boys put up a real battle going into the ninth inning with a one run lead only to have the Odessa boys come up with two runs in the ninth to claim the "series 2 games to 0. The Lions Club boys en- Although" volunteers are still needed to help operate Port Perry's expanding minor hockey activities the game has picked up enough addtional helpers to ensure that leagues will be able to 'operate this year, according to Minor Hockey Association President Charles Bourgeois. A few weeks ago the league placed a notice in the STAR stating that unless more adults became in- volved activities may have had to be curtailed in some areas. The league has run two paid ads which invited parents and other interested adults to clip out the ad, mark the job they would be willing to help with,y and return it to the association. The volunteer jobs avail- able included everything from coaching or managing a team to selling tickets or driving youngsters to games. Mr. Bourgeois says re- sponse to the ads has been, "not bad", although more volunteers are still needed. Bowling news LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Single: ..G. Ballard - 253 High Triple: Singles Over 210: Beth Oke 218; France Venning 212, 170; Mabel Cook 240; Lucy Wilson 258; Maureen Dowson 221; Barb season ends this Sunday Sunday, Sept. 23 will be closing day at the Lake Front Park, starting at 2 p.m. A tyke game will be played and ribbons will be presented to all tyke and squirt House League Play- ers. The Greenbank Squirt will be honoured as House League Squirt Champions. The Gary Jackson Mem- orial Trophy will be. presen- ted to the player who is judged to combine playing ability with sportsmanship on and off the field. The feature attraction will be the return of Vin's Mini's to the local park. This group of lovely lassies will battle the Chamber of Commerce in a game of skill and science. The chamber better be ready as the Mini's have I es TE aa" % . F. Venning - 591 Doupe 229. ; 8 x Joved 2 great season, and oo gles ung 210-- Over 600: 2 hag of tricks ol iis ) i PORT PERRY BADMINTON CLUB Powell did an excellent job , C- Ballard 253; I. Bartley Mabel Cook - 607 rere rie 0 Tor i Badminton Begins Monday Night October 1st, 1973 with these young boys and 237; C. Watts 239. Sanding Toi will have most of ii at PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL they look forward to next Standings-- ; Dadishes ...... 14 the old girls back in action i) Memb me -- 7:30 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. year when they will have utr' cco 3 Spinach a 11" with Donelda on the mound, x: mbership-- New Members $20.00 Couple another strong contender. pi 5 urnips o.oo 9 Charlene doing the catching, Pp oH $12.00 Single TPIS ree tne Carrots ................ 9 Donna, Hefty Helen, + ® Bring your own Racquet eo VanCamp Juniors lose in LACS 3 Celery .................. 9 Harriett, Dirty Gerty, 3 For Further information call: Domville Tulips rrr 3 Asparagus... 7 Wonietta, Vimy and an ¥ Whitney Cohoon 985-3073 The VanCamp Juniors lost aril Trine ; Lettuce ............ 7 added attraction Twiggy in he | Chic Carnegie 985-3651 13 - 1 in Domville on Satur- [ohn 2 Cueurbors ome s 4 5 right field. 5 ATT. - No Badminton on Holiday Mondays day night to force a third LHREE omnes nt 2 DISTEDS cccomumivmusy 5 | 3 and deciding game in the JAAEE are ctessmmmenss ; Onions .................. 4 201; Sue Fowler 244, 203; i 8 Blerille area on Saturday. + SE -- Potatoes .......... 2 Nancy Bryans 212, 219, 202; ] 2 Roses .................. 2 Beets ................ 2 Gail Williamson 205; Gerri : 3% Orchids ................ 2 LADIES WEDNESDAY Langille 218. LADIES WEDNESDAY Team Standings-- NIGHT BOWLING AFTERNOON BOWLING High Triple: . : . . POCUS ruins rszorsvss : High Single: Bernice Tennyson - 675 oy i ps xk = Lucy Wilson - 258 High Single: "Lilaes .................. 7 } r I S High Triple: Bernice Tennyson - 278 Daffodils .............. 7 Mabel Cook - 607 Singles Over 200 Games: Tulips .................. 6 Bernice Tennyson 278, Roses PORT PERRY SNOWMOBILE CLUB 2nd Annual # ba you win anew 1974 moto- (Model F340-- Ontario's Family Snowmobile) September 21 - 22 - 23 Over 100 models of 1974 Snowmobile Clothing and Accessories on Display. Largest snowmobile show in this area, Your 'FREE | KEY; is waiting or you at your Moto-Ski dealers! (NO PURCHASE NECESSARY) Fashion Shows Daily. Draw will be made for 1974 Ski-Doo and Trailer during the show Jry your key in the ignition of the new Moto-Ski Model F 340 at your Moto-Ski dealers--if the key fits--the Moto-Ski is yours absolutely free. Contest ends November 15, 1973. One key per visitor. Winners' names will be announced in this paper. See all the great new '74 Moto-Skis . on display NOW. : NESTLETON SNOWMOBILE SALES NESTLETON, ONTARIO 416-986-5539 ® FRIDAY 5p.m.-10 p.m. ® SATURDAY 1p.m.-10 p.m. @® SUNDAY 12 noon -6 p.m.