The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

TURE oo a PMRGTY Seagrave Turkey Power won the championship in the first Port Perry Ladies lob ball tournament, sponsored by Barry's Variety. Team members are: back left, Diane Puckrin, Pat Whyte, Isabelle Vernon, Vallie Harris, Frank Hedges [coach], Debbije McAskill, Barb MacDonald and Gail Kowalczyk. Tha . k TLE F175 so 1 LITE AF LILLE fe LL FIC ll AY ASW ty FARRER 5 ME AR ENE RE GFE SRA RS RAE PG OH ih 438 ' FEEPINE PH ART AAP Li ACA IRAE EB oii NWS 0 J TLR Ni hid dn aN Bg rg a 4 HEY a5 Now, that's Turkey Power " . oa 0 Ne F TA Ve UR. £5 FAS Front left, Sue Dimock, Betty Somerville, Heather Kellington, Fran Taylor [captain], Joyce Abraham, Joan Lee and Shirley DeHaas. Absent - Barb Foulds, Judy Grierson and Katrin Galea. The tournament took place last Saturday at the old ball diamond at Palmer Memorial Park. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., September 23, LM RS SL AR PEE FA SFY ' 3 YN AR Hat RR FUN a BLS Cr rnd. : PLR RPA FA tl oo In 2 ALLE AY I or SRR east ANA 2 NY ' Fob 5. Vas 2 at FAR 4 ' a ME Ll a DY Ty ; 1981 -- 15 § ¥, ord i ¥ of TA os § Port Perry team captures Pee Wee soccer tourney by Tony Schincariol Port Perry [Eagles (comprised of 8 P.P. Printing Devils and 5 Comco Comets) fielded a team of thirteen scrappy and determined Soccer players and won the annual Stouff- ville Pee Wee title in the Select Division. Entrants included teams from Richmond Hill, Markham, Stouffville, Mississauga, etc., and we were considered to be long shots to win. It's difficult to describe or for you to imagine the intensity our boys displayed to emerge the overall winner defeating Stouffville in the final game 3-2. Champions they are for they learned tenacity and harmony with each other to form the formidable team they are. Allowing only two goals against in the entire tourny and filling the nets with 16 goals, they were to say the least, magnificent. Goal scorers for the Eagles were Jerry Fowler (8), Darryl Mussleman, Carl Baylis 3 each, Tim Cannon (1) and Bob Lamb scoring the ultimate winner in the final game. Preventing goals and setting up plays was the responsibility of Mike Woud, Martin Shepherd, Sean Fisher, Randy Lawrence, Tom Fowler, Mike Flukes, Paul Carr and Goaltender, Wayne Buller. They were SEPT.18-4t07P.M. SEPT.25-4t07P.M. SEPT.26-1to4P.M. PORT PERRY FIGURE SKATING CLUB REGISTRATION & SKATE EXCHANGE at SCUGOG ARENA SEPT.19-1to4P.M. = Bring Skates for Exchange: - FRIDAY, SEPT. 18 From 1:00 to 4:00 P.M. JUNIORS.................... $60.00 (Beginners up to 5th Badge.) INTERMEDIATE .............. $70.00 (Fifth Badge to Preliminary Figure) Senior....................... $80.00 (Preliminary Figure Up.) FAMILY RATE............... $200.00 (3or More Persons in Family) remarkable, as is a gentle- man named Peter Shepherd who helped all year with the club. We will be playing in a friendship series at Scugog Soccer Fields, Saturday, September 26 approximately mid afternoon and then be presented in full colours at the Soccer Bowl at CNE Stadium that same evening at half time. Watch for us and be proud. Gamblers to meet Uxbridge in final by Rod Foster Last Thursday night in Udora Uxbridge Bowling defeated Udora Seniors by a 5-1 score. The victory moved Uxbridge into the league finals, against the Greenhank "Wes Southern Excavation" Gamblers. This series will start next Sunday afternoon in Green- bank at 2:00 p.m. September 27th with the second game in Uxbridge on Thursday. October 1st at 8:00 p.m. "Additional games in this best 3 out of 5 series will be announced in next weeks Port Perry Star. The - Greenbank-Uxbridge match up opening game will BLACKSTOCK COMMUNITY SKATING CLUB -REGISTRATION - at BLACKSTOCK ARENA SATURDAY, SEPT. 26-12:30t0 2:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 30- 7:30t0 9:00 P.M. EVERYONE WELCOME -CHILDRENAGES4to 14 FEE: $35.00 per Student; "Family (3or more)- $82.50. Offering Adults - Skating Basic Also Power Hockey FORFURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: DONNA JACKSON BRONSON at 986-4955. pit Greenbanks ace left hander Ken Irvine, against Uxbridges fireballer Tom Sweet, and should produce some exciting fastball. Sweet was especially sharp in the Udora game as he held the hard hitiing Udora team to one hit. Greenbank has had a 17 day lay off waiting for this final series to begin and must regain their sharpness ~ quickly to give Uxbridge a run for the league title. However, the Greenbank team have proven to be tough playoff competitors so get set for a top notch final series. a on a on nn a nn no om na a on oe or TY {| po an an an nn on ne a an a an a nn OOOO CICICC0C Barry Townsend, of Barry's Variety presented the Most Valuable Player awards to [left] Marilyn McCoy of the Mariposa team and Fran Taylor of the Seagrave squad. 0.H.A. JUNIOR 'C' HOCKEY EXHIBITION HOCKEY Scugog Arena - Port Perry, Ontario SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th Lindsay Muskies VS. Port Perry MoJacks J] ADMISSION: Adults -$1.50; J Students- $1.00; Children 50¢ GAME TIME: PORT PERRY TENNIS CLUB Annual Meeting at TOWNHALL 1873 Monday, September 28-8 P.M. -REFRESHMENTS SERVED - 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000% JUNIOR BOWLING REGISTRATION CENTENNIAL LANES SATURDAY, SEPT. 26th-3to 4 P.M. Grades6to8 Fee: $1.00 per person. MAA AAA LAL AAA A Ad LAA a ladle aalss ODD DDD ODD DLL DLDLDL DoE RINGETTE "POWER SKATING" Registration Forms are Available at Scugog Arena. -4 WEEKS - SEPT. 26th, OCT. 3,104 17 12&Under-4to5P.M. 13&O0ver-5t06 P.M. COST: $15.00 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: MARTHA FRANSSEN MARG WHITE 985-7015 a