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. Te, Le Mi» Je Sd A a) M val LI Rg® 21 Fg hat ee Lie 4 sald A LN Deed Shed Ee / : : ying i abd aot Et oe 3 SE ES IR SL LR SN an WYRE WABLIN AT EAE iP LON pa Ba . at he f= SE Lhd A CS F A CA i Ney ORL ERR EI ¥ BRE wider Daag dA Ta A vx PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., Japsiary 21,1981 -- 125 = fads by Joyce Kelly Better health is wished for Linda Love, Mrs. Frank Bailey, Mrs. Bob Brown, Mr. James Hope and Rev. P. 'Romeril who are all in Port Perry Hospital. Also improvement is wished to all those who are suffering from colds and flu bugs these days. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Marlow have returned home from a short holiday in Florida where they visited Jim's parents Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Marlow at Brapdon. Mr. and Mrs. Marlow's friends will be pleased to know that they are both well. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Graham spent several days last week in Toronto attend- ing the Milk Producer's Con- vention. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peacock who celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary in the Blackstock Recreation Centre on Saturday evening. Friends, relatives and neigh- bours joined in at this happy event. On Saturday at the local arena the Blackstock Minor Hockey Beacock Novice team played the Dowsons Red and White Atom Team. It was a good game in-which the Atoms were surprised that the Novice team was a little toughter than they had expected and that they didn't run away with the game as they had expected. Score was Dowson-3, Beacock-0. Special thanks to the fine number of parents who came out to support the. team. Don't forget Jan. 31 our Marlow Feed Bantam B team will be at Manvers arena for a Tournament. We ask that as many supporters and parents come to cheer. The first game will be at 8 a.m. sharp. The afternoon meeting of Blackstock U.C.W. held its first meeting for the new year at Mrs. Harold Martin's onJan. 13 at 1:15 p.m. after a dessert of breads and tea and social time. Mrs. Murray Byers opened the meeting with a poem for the New Year. The Roll Call was "A goal we should aim at' and "paying the fee", several had birthday money to put in the box. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs. Walter Wright and approved, and some corres- pondence was read. Mrs. Standford VanCamp had the worship that included passage from the Bible with good thoughts for the year ahead and read the Hymn of All Nations offering was taken and dedicated. Mrs. Walter Wright had the theme and we discussed some things from the observer on the year of the handicapped. Mrs. Van Camp closed the meeting with a prayer. On Saturday Roy McLaughlin, Harold McLaughlin, Cameron Porter and Dale Van CAmp enjoyed a very successful day of curling at Ops. They won their three games and brought home second prize. The winners of the Senior Citizen Card Party were 1. Leonard Cain-91; 2. Ethel Hudson-84; 3. Laurrena Bright-83; 4. Percy Van Camp-82; 5. Bruce Bright- 81; 6. Maxine Brock-81. Low Edna Kerry. Winner of the 50-50 draw was Jean Mahaffy. There were 16 tables. A community shower is being planned for Feb. 7, 1981 for Paul and Neda Kristensen, David and Mary Blackstock news op ln 4 ; Lou (Malcolm) Kellogg, Glenn and Janis (Dorrell) McCoy. Envelopes are Thompsons and Beacocks. Blackstock Nursery School began the New Year with a meeting on the 14th of Jan. with 22 members present. All members seemed to have weathered the cold Christ- mas Holidays well. We now look forward to the second annual Valentine Dance. We had such a success last year. We hope all will support us again this year. Tickets are available from Alice Waldriff. Cost is $10.00 per couple. Money on tickets must be in by the end of January. Midnight buffet, D.J. , lots of prizes. Come bring your favourite Valen- tine Sweetheart. So don't forget the date Saturday Feb. 14th. Mothers be sure to send your child's skates with him or her on Wed. Feb. 4th. Free skating at the Black- stock arena from 10-11 a.m. All Wed. morning class will go and any mothers wishing to assist. All N.S. children from other classes can go too but their mothers must go with them. Reminder from the Durham Board of Education invites all - parents "to the French Immersion meeting on Jan. 19th at 7:30 p.m. at R.H. Cornish School Port Perry. It is an information meeting try to attend. For more information call Carol Hobbs 985-3413, Joanne Fowler-985-8908. Seagrave news by Diane Puckrin It is with regret that I tell you this is the last writing of this column for me. I have enjoyed the experience and many thanks to all of you for being willing contributors each week. Sunday morning young Ian Smith was our only contribu- tor to the Birthday Box. Happy birthday Ian. The Board of Finance will meet Wednesday Jan. 28 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Wanamaker at 8 p.m. The Official Board will meet Jan. 29 Thursday at 8 p.m. at Greenbank Church. This includes Stewards, Elders, etc. of each church. The Seagrave-Greenbank Auxiliary of Scouting are meeting this Thursday even- ing at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Eleanor Sturman. All mothers of children in the Scouting movement are invited to attend... Master Peter King treated his friends to his birhthday party celebrated at Burger King on Saturday. Best wishes Peter. Get your dancin' shoes out of the closet and take your favourite sweetheart to the Valentine Dance at the Cath- olic Church Hall, Saturday, Feb. 7. This dance is spon- sored by Seagrave Green- bank Group Committee and tickets can be ordered by calling Mr. Ken Sturman at 985-7778 or Mrs. Norma Adams at 705-357-3730. Little Miss Laura Hooker from Manchester entertain- ed her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Puckrin this past weekend. Note: More people are run down by. gossip than by automobiles. Call Marilyn Beacock at 985-3595 with your news items next week. TST i Mrs. Emma Rudd celebrated err January 3 at the Community Nursing 30 PRAIA AR TVR (A wd Prope 7 a ard hid ome in Port Perry. On hand for the birthday party were Mrs. Minor Hockey League PEE WEE HOUSE LEAGUE by Jeff Wray Wes Lane-4 Frank Real Estate-4 It was a well played game by both teams. Scoring for Wes Lane was Mike Brock, Paul Lane, Todd Soomre, Todd Reamsbottem all got singles, assists went to Mike Brock with 1, Jamie Cannon with 2 and Todd Reamsbot- tem and Todd Soomre got single assists. Frank's goals scored by Dan Vernon with two, and the other goals by Calvin Brewster and Travis Adameryk with single assists to Glen Ash and Darrel Bradt. Glen Vallie-5 Lions Club-2 Glen Vallie's goals were scored by Tim Maw with three goals and Derek Byers and Scott McEachern with one goal each. Assists went to Derek Byers with 3, and Joe Forder and Jeff Norton with one. Scoring for Lions was Bruce Jewell and Kevin Cearns and the assists went to Kevin Cearns. ATOM HOUSE LEAGUE by Doug Moore Swamp Garage-3 Marj Tripp Realty-0 The first game of the day was also the first loss of the year for Marj Tripp, as they were defeated 3-0 by Swamp Garage. Doing the honour for Swamp was Jeff Oke with a hat trick, Chris Carr had one assist. Recording the shutout for Swamp Garage was Chris McConnell. U.AW.-6 Scugog Lumber-4 In the second game it was U.A.W. defeating Scugog Lumber by a score of 6-4. Scoring for U.A.W. was Shawn Nanay with 4 goals and one assist, Jim Vernon with 2 goals, assists went to Kevin Gibson with one. Scoring for Scugog Lumber was Joey Jackman with a hat trick and Blair Bailey with one goal, assists went to Mike Ash with 2, Terry Bache with 2 and Ron Davis with 2. NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE by Don Steele Scugog Realty-5 Sportsland-0 This game remained scoreless for most of the first period until Jason Parson scored unassisted with 59 seconds remaining on the clock. Tight checking per- sisted throughout the second period as only one goal was scored. Jason Parson again found the mark, with assists going to Richard Larocque AR Rudd's great grandchildren Korin, Brett and Landon Drew of Port Perry. Mrs. Rudd was born in England and Ryan Free. Sportsland's hopes of evening the match were soon finished however, as the Realtors came in to score three more in the third period. Gregory Brawn scored just 37 seconds into the period, then Jeff Parry netted one at the mid-point. Both of the markers were unassisted efforts. Finally, Jason Parson got the hat trick assisted by Jeff Parry. Shawn Larocque was in net for the shut-out for the Realtors. Kinsmen-4 Reliable Plumbing-3 Reliable Plumbing jumped into an early lead with Brad Fertile scoring unassisted at and came to Canada in 1910. the 44 second mark of the first period. With 3:25 re- maining, Mark Andrews net- ted one from Philip Teno. However Kinsmen came back in the second period, scoring three times, and going ahead by one. The goals were scored by Bill Ruddell from Jason Coch- rane, Jason Towns from Chris Forder, then the go- ahead marker by Aaron Cochrane assisted by Jason Cochrane. The Plumbers then tied the match at three on a fine effort by Mark Andrews. However, at 7:15 Kinsmen put the game on ice with Chris Forder finding the mark, assisted by Aaron Cochrane and Bill Ruddell. Three wins for Legionaires by Carol Wilbur On Friday, Jan. 6 the Pee Wee Legionaires travelled to Stouffville. Steven Whalen came up with several excel- lent saves and the boys came home with a 3-1 win. Scoring for Port were Tim Cannon, Robby Baker and Craig Menzies with a goal each. John Harmon, Steve Durham, David Burnett and Greg Warriner each had an assist. On Friday, Jan. 16 the Legionaires travelled to Cobourg. John Moore stood the opposition on their ear by making saves that were sure goals. The game went end to end for a period and a half. Lee Wilbur scored on a whizzing slapshot from the point. Jim White and David Culbert drew the assists. The Legionaires came home with a 1-0 win. On Sunday Jan. 18 the boys travelled to Brooklin for an exhibition game where they played Whitby. Steven Whalen played half the game and made several good saves. In this poorly refereed contest, Port came home with a 4-2 win. The game went scoreless until the third period. Craig Menzies had two RJ eT NG A PAG A) wt : 3a i A MATS Tag NA 1 goals, Jim White and Lee Wilbur each had one goal. Chris Lane picked up 2 assists, Dave Burnett, Greg Warriner and John Harmon each had one assist. After being on the road for several games, the Legion- aires are at home Friday, Jan. 23 at 9:00 when they will host Lindsay. Support Minor Hockey. SIGNS 985-8048 David H. Smith CO VSIA WN PRINTMAKER G ILLUSTRATOR 14.2% G.M.A.C. Financing Available on New Cars! It's Always Worth the Trip to ... PELL PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Drive - Port Perry - 985-8474 Ne EE wt, ath Nam. I --_-- ~. - NETIC N -- he ROR ws tabs er a bg ™ Fh » + na, Ary Ne . a CL NE mn