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ST EG Thi ie Ff Biwi wl hts BAe FE a YE EA SE A HAN ANd 1 de i dh rd 3 S18 co re A eh " Five PPHS girls move on to finals By Danny Millar The male chauvenists took on the chin again at the . -scheduled third day of e nts at the LOSSA track an! field meet in Oshawa, Wednesday May 13. Two more girls from Port Perry High School have advanced tp the COSSA meet. Sarah Johnson and Lisa McKinzie join three other females in the journey to civic fields on wednesday, May 20. Johnson recorded the best placing of any rebel when she came in second in the midget discuss field event. PPHS coach Gerry Cole termed her performance "Quite Good" and predicted that she might advance to the regionals. McKinzie, last year's female most valuable per- former, came in fourth in the junior girls 200 meter sprint. The coach was then asked if he was disappointed in the fact that only five rebs advanced past LOSSA. "Well you're always pleased with the five that made it', he said, "and unhappy about the 35 in the halls that didn't", The last statement is an allusion to the long held Cole theory that many students are capable of competing but will not put forth an effort. He complained about the past three years as the foot- ball team faded. Still, the veteran skipper took it philosophically, "sports are for the interested so I guess we've got the best," he concluded. Tennis clinics start Instructor Stan Murray begins his summer lessons program at the Port Perry Tennis Club this week. Mr. Murray holds three one-hour sessions on Tuesday, May 19. They will INSTANT PASSPORT PHOTOS Ready while you wait. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 start at 7:00 p.m. with the beginners and proceed through the Intermediate and Advanced levels. The beginners receive an extra bonus at the comple- tion of the course. They will be involved in a round- robin organized by the instructor. Cost of the six week pro- gram is $10.00 for Adults and $3.00 for Junior. The Juniors begin their lessons on 'Wednesday, May 20. The Kawartha League, of which the PPTC is a member, begins its league team tennis play the week of May 25. Port Perry ended last year in fourth spot. MINI CINEMA oss .535 Il MAY 22 - 23 - 24: Fri. 7 & 9 P.M. Sat. & Sun. 8 P.M. | *BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND* Pm os - ADULT ENTERTAINMENT SS -------- lo lL] [el [TIT] v Fy dial sa 3 Ne a> J 3Y aioe] Aa A WAN] A PRIN # Ry dedi nell FRAT pont ht Sie Wi SN Won Nos &F CANO, Golfr ma atch alds crippled kids fund Members of the Durham Region Police Force and CHOO Radio station staff held a mini-putt grudge match at the Port Perry Driving Range Saturday morning. The match was all in good fun with the real Football club to give instructions for boys ages 10-16 Any boys from nine to 16 interested in playing football this year are invited to attend a clinic May 24th at the Oshawa Civic Fields at Thornton and Gibb Streets, Oshawa. The clinic is open to all boys in the Oshawa, Whitby, Bowmanville and Port Perry Summerlea ladies golf Cold, fog and drizzle didn't stop the golfers at Summer- lea on Tuesday, May 12th. Thirty brave ladies played their regular league game and enjoyed it. Special praise goes to Jean Johnston coming all the way from Oshawa to get a chip-in on the 15th hole. gem ITROPHIES! and | ENGRAVING IDO-NO's} RECORD, CRAFT & HOBBY WORLD gL" QUEEN STREET - 985- sl p/p -- --_-- WHY BY RETAIL? Haul aL 16' x 32-5' deep with panel filter - $1825. 14' x 28' - 5' deep with panel filter $1599. 18' A/G w sand filter $849 24' AIG w sand filter $1125 18'x 32' A/G with sand filter - $1699. | 14' x 28' Pool Kit with 32 ft. deck - sand filter - $2299. 22 x 36'5 Pool Installed - $5299. INTERNATIONAL MANUFACTURING 723-0345 (Evenings: 576-2287) areas, and will get underway at 10:00 a.m. Those interested in taking part should wear shorts, sweatsuits, running shoes or football boots. * The clinic is being held by the Oshawa Hawkeye Legionaires Minor Football Club to introduce youngsters to the fundamentals of foot- ball and register players for the 1981 Hawkeye team. Dave Pickett, the new head coach at York Univer- sity will be assisting Hawkeye coaches at this clinic. For more information about the clinic and the times for each age group, contact Jim Ring at 579-1044 or Gord Carey at 668-2312. winners being crippled children as about $300 was raised for the Easter Seal Fund. The match was held in conjunction with the Golf Week for Timmy which got underway May 16 and runs to May 24. RR SR SR RRR RR] G.E. DEEGAN DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC - 305 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY : - *WILL REMAIN OPEN* 3 Under the Management of Patrick & Brian Deegan. By Appointment Only! b Please Call: 985-2916 . (Mornings: 8:30 to 10 A.M.) 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