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Artificial ice fund raising campaign in Blackstock A Mardi Gras night Sep- tember 16 complete with band and games of chance will kick off a two-week fund raising drive to raise money for the installation of artificial ice-making equip- ment in the Blackstock Arena, ~ The Mardi Gras, to be held at the Arena in Black- stock will feature a live band, bar, food booths and games of chance for those who wish to tty their luck. Organizers of the Ice Fund Campaign say that about $18,000 will have to be raised through public dona- tions. Following Mardi Gras, an intense door-to- déor blitz will be conducted -- for two weeks, The total cost to refurbish the arena has been estimat- ed at $60,000. with $32,000 coming from provincial grants such as Wintario and the Community Centres program, and $9600 coming from Scugog Township. The ice-making equip- ment has been purchas- ed from Orono for $15,000 and if the fund raising cam- paign goes as planned or- ganizers expect it will be installed and ice in the arena by December 15. Of the $18,000 necessary from public donations, $1500 has already been received from the Blackstock Trac- tor Pull, and funds from the Blackstock Fair could be as high as $500. 2 Come to the Mardi Gras Friday Night Blackstock Arena socce' champio™® Cartwright United defeated Port Perry Chargers Sunday to win the soccer cup final in the nine to eleven-age group. Team members are [front, from left] Craig Paisley, Tom Fowler, Gerry Fowler, Gord Bombers drop crucial game by Brian Yeo The Port Perry Orange Bombers went into their first game of the Uxbridge and District Soccer Associa- tion cup play Saturday, September 10th. Their first game from the results of the first draw, placed them against the Ux- bridge Purples who were 3rd in the league. - After an exciting two twnety minute ends there was a tie of 0-0. The boys then entered into overtime play of two ten minute ends. In the last Robert Myers was all smiles as he registered for Minor Hockey last Saturday afternoon. Maybe he was thinking about a future hat-trick. Officials said that about 200 youngsters registered over the week- end, and another 150 will sign up before the first y EE EE ono ' oh FAARLAAAAAAANEA NNR NNN EEE tea minute of overtime play, Peter Hoogers scored our one and only goal to win the game for the Bombers assisted by Adam Nicholi- shen. The boys needless to say were estatic. After a light lunch put on by the Association, 'the Bombers were presented with the league trophy re- ceived by Captain Barry Villerton. For top team in the league undefeated. The second draw placed the Bombers against the Uxbridge Reds and game time of 1:30 p.m. The reds placed second in the league. The Bombers got off to a fast start scoring in the first 10 min by Andy Sytsma assisted by Barry Willerton. What followed was a tre- mendous struggle. With even a penalty stoppage by Basement Floors ) Garage Floors ) Patios - Sidewalks ) Concrete Steps J -__DON'S CUSTOM CONCRETE FINISHING J ) J Quality Workmanship ¢ Af J ) goalkeeper Jay Branton, the Red Barons then scored making it a tie. So once again the Bombers had to go into overtime play by this time exhausted. At the last minute of overtime play the Barons had a break- away and scored. Congratulations Red Barons. Well it's been a fantastic season having the privi- ledge of coaching the Orange Bomber Boys and girl. I'm looking forward to working with some of the older boys next season and last but not least to our goalkeeper Jay Branton who through the whole sea- son only let in two goals and' then 2 more in the cup play - well done Jay. Thank you Orange Bombers of Port Perry, 17 games and 1 loss. Estimates Nie De te [ SA WHY DX ATTENTION FARMERS! | | PAY MORE? FARM TANKS & PUMPS OIL Immediate Delivery Save on: eo DIESEL FUEL e MOTOR OIL eo GASOLINE PREMIUM QUALITY AVAILABLE OUT OF TOWN CALLS CALL COLLECT WHITBY 668-3381 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Sept. 14, 1977 -- 17. 0d { al i MW " Brown [captain], lan Porter, Rickie Green, Bobby Hoogeveen. |Back, from left] Jeff Wallace, Darren Best, Brian Tysick, Arlen Gaylord, Mark McConnell, Greg Mason, Jamie Birch, Terry Birch and Jimmy White. Coaches are Robert White and Eric Brown. ° LITTLE BRITAIN WELL DRILLING * WELL CLEANING * PUMPS INSTALLED Year Round Service 1-705-786-2651 R.R. 1, Little Britain Mr. Jun Buktaw one of our representatives will be at Railroadhouse Motor Hotel, Hwy. 7A, Port Perry. Thursday, September 22, 1977, Between 10 a.m, & 3 p.m. Telephone: 416-985-8131 If you require financing to start, modernize or (TERT RT OTIR IVE ESN Tals BET RTL FL LCR 16) obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or if you are interested in the vices of counselling DICH EUHELEL WV EUEV ICR EIR TI GI CE DIET: 22 King Street West, P.O. Box 980, Oshawa, Ontario. Telephone: 576-6800 Opening new doors to small business. 3 4d #230 SA BF Be star YN % is