20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Apr. 6, 1977 Novice win Beaverton tournay by Scott Wilbur On Saturday, March 26 the Port Perry Mersco Novice travelled to Beaver- ton to compete in their 2 day tournament. Port Perry defeated Kes- wick in their first game 4-2. Greg Warriner, Craig Menzies, Lee Wilbur and Steve Durham scored for Mersco with Wilbur, S. Durham, Chris Lane, Rob Goble and Jim White pick- ing up assists. } Port demolished Canning- ton in their second game 9 - 0. Dave Burnett and Lee Wilbur led the way with 2 goals each. Rob Goble, Jim White, Greg Warriner, Karl "Durham and Jay VanCamp had singles. The novice's 3rd on the 27th of the month was by far the most exciting. At the end of regulation time the score was 2-2. This meant that penalty shots had to be taken by three 'members of each. team, Port Perry won the shoot- off making the final score 5-3. Lee Wilbur had 2 goals while Craig Menzies, Dave Burnett and Greg Warriner had one each. On their 4th game the Mersco boys faced Brace- bridge and came up with a 4-2 victory. Dave Burnett led the way with 2 goals with Lee Wilbur and Craig Menzies netting singles. This put Port in the champ- ionship against Orillia. Port opened the scoring in this game with Craig Menzies assisted by Dave Burnett and Lee Wilbur. Orillia tied up the score but Mersco boys came back with 2 goals by Karl Dur- ham. Greg Warriner picked" up 1 assist on each goal. Orillia scored again to make it 3-2 but Lee Wilbur scored the clincher to make the final score 4-2. Much credit must go to the two goaltenders, John Moore and Brian Treen who both played standout goal throughout the tournament. The following Saturday, the Mersco boys travelled to Keene tournament. The first game the Novice boys Durham, Greg Warriner, Jay VanCamp, Lee Wilbur and Andy Systma scored for Port. Dave Burnett had 2 assists while Menzies, Lane and Karl Durham had single assists. In the second game the novice defeated Campbell- ford 1-0 in overtime. Dave Burnett scored the winner assisted by Craig Menzies. The novice boys were de- feated by Peterborough 3-1 in the championship game. Dave Burnett had the only goal for Port. Again the goaltending was excellent in the tournament but I think the boys had a letdown after the big Bea- verton win. Team members are: John Moore, Brian 'Treen, Lee Wilbur, Chris Lane, Jeff Cockerton, Andy, Systma, Dave Burnett, Craig Menzies, Rob Goble, Karl Durham, Steve Dur- ham, Jim White, Jay Van Camp, Greg Warriner, Jim Abraham. Coaches: Larry Page, Steve Jones, Manager Bill Dickson. Nestleton, Caesarea news By Doris Grandel Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Rohrer have arrived home from a months holidays at Fort Myers in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wilson have returned home after two months in sunny Florida. Mr. Mark Shaw, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Shaw returned home on Saturday, April 2, after spending five months in the Philipines. A welcome home party, with family and friends was given in his honour at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Prosser. Winners in the Kub Kar Races from Cartwright '"B" Pack were: For Speed - 1st Jay Priebe, Caesarea; 2nd Shawn Arney, Nestleton; 3rd Billy Ross, Nestleton; 4th David Moore. Prizes in Design went to: 1st Jamie Joins World 'organization Florists' Transworld Delivery Association (FTD) the worldwide floral deli- very organization, announc- ed today that Ives Florist, has been selected as a member florist. The owners of the new FTD member shop, located at 147 Scugog Street, Port Perry are Millie and Vic Ives. Through the guaranteed FTD service, flowers may be sent to any place in North and South America defeated Keene 5-1. Steve and to practically every country abroad. -Shur-Gain protection Shur-Gain Tylazone 240 the improved scour preventative. © Shur-Gain Tylazone 240 combines and furazo- lidone. 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April 8 at 7:30 p.m. The Easter Service will be held in United Church, Greenbank 11:30 a.m. on Sunday, April 10th. Special music by the choir. A large crowd attended the supper and enjoyed the programme given by local talent, sponsored by the Sunday School last. Friday night. Congratulations to Rick Trotter and Joanne Prentice who were married Saturday afternoon, April 2 in United Church, Port Perry. Muriel and Darlene Gibson have just returned from a four week vacation in Florida as guests of Mavis and Ted Pelletier. --Mr-and Mrs. J. Couperth- waite and Marion" visited with a cousin in Pickering -last Friday.. . Mrs. Frances Williams passed away on Sunday at Bowmanville. She was a former resident of Green- bank. ; Mrs. Aleta Leask accomp- anied by- her sister Mrs. Alta Tomlinson of Stouff- ville have returned from a pleasant holiday in Florida. We welcome home Mr, and Mrs. Harry Hill and family from a trip to Texas 'and even crossed the border into Mexico several times, Mrs. Audrey Fisher and daughter Sandra, visited Mr. and Mrs. Angus Meisner recently. Congratulations to Mr.' and Mrs. Wardel White who celebrated their 50th wedd- ing anniversary Saturday, April 9th, 2 p.m. in Trinity Church, Uxbridge. They were former members of Mr. .and' Mrs. Gordon Hood of North Bay visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. McMillan recently. The regular card party . will resume again on April Everyone 22 at 8 p.m. welcome, WINTARIO TICKETS ~ available at the 'Port Perry Star LITTLE BRITAIN WELL DRILLING * WELL CLEANING * PUMPS INSTALLED | Year Round Service 786-2651 R.R. 1 Little Britain Is The Tinie to get ready for SWIMMING. TAKE THE PLUNGE! 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