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Continued orange who skated all the- way and played excellent hockey. They outshot the team from Lindsay but the outstanding goaltending by the Lindsay netminder made the difference. Once again Lady Luck was not with us. Port Perry's captain David Burnett was awarded the trophy for the most outstand- ing defenseman of the tourn- ament. Congratulations David on a job well done. The team - Steven Whalen, Mark Kendall, Steven Dur- ham, David Culbert, Bobbie Goble, David - Burnett, Michael Gibson, Brian Dean, Novice end AT i Suncukacinmradddanlillv ci iidiivili didi ad sia Raymond Daniels, Bradley Menzies, Ronnie Crawford, Jamie Cannon, Warren Geer, Michael Sorley and Brent McMillan, wish to express their sincere thanks to two fine coaches Archie Statham and Keith Gibson, and to their manager, Muriel Statham. Special thanks to our photographer all year, Mr. Ron Sorley and to the Port Perry Star for covering all our games, and to our sponsors, Jim and Helen Bower from Mersco 5 to $1.00. Last but not least, thanks to all the loyal fans from the boys in orange. House League Hockey came back with their only goal from Ray Miesner assisted by Robert Myers. Steven Atchison came back with another goal for Wes Lane to take the lead with David Kemp netting the assurance goal. - ATOM LEAGUE PLAYOFF U.A.W. 4 - Marj Tripp 2 - UAW's goals scored by Kevin Jackson with 1, Greg Warriner with 3. Assists going to Shawn Elliot, Willie Edwards and Greg Warri- ner. Marj Tripps goals scored by Mike Linnington and Mike Johnson. NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE -Kinsmen 3 - Reliable 2 Kinsmen goals scored by ha Jeff Fedyk, John Notting- ham and Brad McNenly. Assist going to Brad Mec- Nenly. Reliable Plumbing goals scored by Craig Venning and Joey Jackman, assist going to Gord Gettins. Hockey game to benefit OHSS A benefit hockey game will be held April 8 at the Art Thompson Arena in Picker- ing with the proceeds going to the Ontario Humane Society Shelters for animals. A team of Humane Society workers called '"the Animals" will take on a crew. from CKVR TV in Barrie with face-off time at 7:30. RICHARD HUNT at WILLIAMSON 'MOTOR SALES Uxbridge 852-3331 or For the Best Deals on New G.M. CARS or TRUCKS Res. 705-357-3911 [Seagrave] [ERS 4 "Thinking of Leasing? Give usa Try" New Apartments ~ for Rent available for June 1978 occupancy MODEL SR RRS A a 2 a i a os S 2 2 open for inspection Saturday & Sunday Only "Commencing April 20th and 30th | SUITE a FOR INFORMATION CALL MRS. JOANNE NAUGHTON 985-3333 or TORONTO 292-2225 RE A SAR Greenbank a by Grace Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dobson Shelly and Kurt of Streets- ville called on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobson and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Till recently. Don't forget your news- papers are to be ready for the Ventures to pick up Saturday morning April 5th. We are all glad to hear Mrs. B. Hill is home from the hospital. ' Mr. and Mrs. Andy David- son called on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leask on their way 'home from their winter holi- day in Arizona. The next card party in the hall is this Friday night. Mrs. Mona Mustard held. a bridal shower for our coming . bride and groom Jim Phoenix and Cathy Wil- son last Wednesday evening March 29th also a family shower on Sat. Lloyd Wilson's. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Parish entertained her sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Simons of Oshawa on Sunday. The evening unit of the U.C.W. will be held on Wed. afternoon April 5 at 1:30 at Marie Foster's. Two car loads of ladies attended the U.C.W. rally at Manilla last week. Some more snow birds have returned from. the sunny south sporting great tans - Ross and Mary Real and Ruby and George Beare all report good weather. Sorry to hear Elva Rodd is back in hospital. Visitor's at Doris Tobin one day last week were Burketon by Mrs. Raymond Davey Mr. J. Glennie has been a patient in Hospital recently Mrs. R. Davey spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Grant and family in Zion. Several friends celebrated birthdays in March. This took the form of "parties, luncheons and happy gatherings. Happy Birth- day folks. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Taylor, Norland, Ontario, were recent callers on his brother in this area. Better health is our wish for Mr. Thomas Hodge who entered Memorial hospital three times during the winter. a ------------ STANDARD TRUST B COMPANY & INVES NOW! %%. INTEREST PAID ANNUALLY FOR 5 YEARS DON FORDER Insurance Agency Lid, 24 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY Phone: 985-8471 night at. Florence and Lloyd Moodie, Stan and Kaye Rodd and Mrs. Ellen Young. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kerry enjoyed .supper at Clarem'nt United Church on Sunda, evening. Recently Mrs. R. Baird, Mrs. Iva PL enix and Mr. and Mrs. How vd attended PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Apr. 5, 1978 -- 21 nd area news a golden wedding anniver- sary for Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Morley of Pickering. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith of Macintosh called in at Mr. and Mrs. Archie Em- pringham on their way home from their winter in Florida. Sunday guest at the Empringham home "Cancer ¢ vn be beaten -- What is it worth by Danielle Clark This week is the beginn- ing of of the Canadian Cancer Society's appeal for funds. Their slogan this year is "Cancer can be beaten - what is it worth to you." To cancer patients in the Scugog area, the work of the local unit of the society is worth a great deal. 'Volunteer members fulfill a great many needs through a programme call- ed Service to Patients. One of the many services is -transportation to treatment centres. Free to the patient, this programme is paid for through the society's fund raising. Drugs and other treat- ments are vital to curing the disease, but the support and encouragement of others is also extremely important. The funds rais- ed by the Canadian Cancer Society are used in every facet of health care for cancer patients. The dispersement of the funds is as follows: 57 percent to research, 14 per cent for service to patients, 6 per cent for the provision of the lodges connected to a RR Ee Tams SSS SSS SSS SSSSSSSSSSISSSSSS sss sssS CHROMACOLOR = I ELECTRONICS 75 Brock Street We Uxbridge Ontario Phone 852-3481 RD DDE 000 hh RE ry were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown from Washago. Saturday was a busy day for Grandma and Grandpa Cliff Rodd who entertained their granddaughters Angela and Allison and their parents Donna and Dave Kampman. to you!" the cancer clinics, 12 per cent for education, 6 per cent for administration costs, 5 per cent to fund raising. To find out more about the use of your con- tribution to the Canadian Cancer Society, ask your canvasser for information when she-he calls on you this month. today and let the sun save for you! Armstrong HWY, 7A AT THE LAKE BALLARD LUMBER HOME BUILDING PORT PERRY ONT. CENTRE | 985-7335