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Ny RIE RRR saciid LPR al Wy A WEE AR AN Td VAT TES a 3 i ¥ 2 {RH TAT MNRAS x HRS ALY) 34 ; 3 1 1s 1 ¥ a N12 CRIN OPT EI TAN BTN CHONATY SRN AR: A XTRA RO SLUT RSAC STON Ea RIE ROSEY Fg LELAND RE CN DEERE AM Ui tid V's SAAS nN ad Vy rat Fadi LEAP EPEAT NESTE RENT A IE ART 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 21, 1981 h ay G3 dors IE 4 Gi dst Representatives from all of the ball clubs that use the ball diamonds at the lakefront were on hand Saturday morning to help prepare the fields for next year. According to one Minor Ball official, they will spend about $800 to upgrade the fields with topsoil, CHS continues by Vanessa Lewerentz record is now, 3 wins and 0 So far the basketball losses. season has proved tobe very . Clarke High School midget rewarding and successful. On Wednesday, October 14, the C.H.S. midget girls caught their third consecu- tive win. The juniors who are only in their first year of league play, are proving they are a very strong and girls played our Cartwright girls and went home with their heads hung low. The score was an astounding 41-16 in favour of Cartwright. The Cartwright girls dominated the entire game, from the opening 'tip-off' to hard working squad. the closing whistle. Their ; stylish flair and superb Midgets ability in dribbling, passing They did it again! The C.H.S. Bobcat Midget Girls Basketball team won their third successive game. Their shotting and rebounding prevailed. Points were racked up by: Carol Lewerentz with an out- KOKI KK STOUFFVILLE BAKERY *Specials This Week * | Raisin Bread oi ie 2/ $1.7 eg. $1.19 each -Save 59¢ White Bread - 240z. 10af . . . . . . .. : 2/$1.29 tL (Reg. 78¢-Save 27+) CLIPTHISAD & SAVE 20%. on any regular priced Christmas Cake. (OFFER GOOD UNTIL NOVEMBER 14, 1981) PORT PERRY PLAZA - Hwy. 7A- 985-2412 "Country Village Baking" ~ CANADA SAVINGS BONDS 19.5% ONE YEAR WOOD GUNDY LTD. has appointed SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES .assubagenttosellthese bonds. 250 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY 985-3832 a -- -- -- Fry rs » 3 o 2 Eh ; Ro Bo XY LY Lge ba Sd 2 va y Fd Getting ready for next year grass seed and new sand for the infield. All of the labour has been volunteered as well as the trucks and bulidozers of Van Camp Construction which were used for hauling the dirt and grading the diamond. to win big standing 16 points; Julie Bryant dunked 7 points; Lynn Bazarin had 6 points; Shelley Holliday and Dawn Bayley both had 4 points; Cathy Paisley and Tena Walters contributed with 2 points each. The Cartwright midget girls basketball team are verifying they 'are definitely major contenders in the run for the LOSSA champion- ship. ; The game was, without fail ability and experience. The first three-quarters of the game was - completely controlled by Cartwright. The passes were crisp, on time and quick. The shots were 'right on'. The re bounding by Cartwright was the best they have ever done. Clarke, although, came back in the final quarter to take home the win. The final score was 34-26 in Clarke's favour. : The athletes who tallied the points for Cartwright were: Vanessa 'Lewerentz ~ Juniors The Cartwright Junior Girls Basketball team hosted Clarke High School 'Junior Girls Basketball team on with a remarkable 14 points; Wednesday, October 14th, Micele Davies with a terrific : : : 8 points; and Dede Westman assi with 4 points. Way to Port Perry Star play girls! ADVERTISING 'both the midget and junior EI II ICICI Ir™ [S000 DEADLINES | teams vi travel to Donovan DISPLAY - Monday 12 Noon Hopefully we will return with CLASSIFIED - Monday 3 P.M. ac couple of wins. Good Luck rs : ts O00 eke Tet Ta Tee Te Toke Te TT To Te Tek Toe Tein Tom Te nT eke ste Te Te CORN & SOYBEAN GROWERS! = TRY: The Jacques Line-up for 1982. CONTACT: JAMES ROSS | RR.2- UXBRIDGE (416)852-5818 NEY - oo ---- JG a ah a th he ah neta Tea nT - a a. - - or nn mn an ASPHALT PAVING DRIVEWAYS - PARKING LOTS- TENNISCOURTS - DRIVEWAY SEALING a Save Money Now! | Don't wait until '82 & pay the new oil increase. FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL: : PORT PERRY - 985-7704. EVENINGS a vigorous combat of style, - On Monday, October'. 19, _. PPHS teams ~~ runintosome top competition by Kevin Harris Basketball - Port Perry High School girls had a rough time this week, playing the always powerful Eastdale Collegiate School. A The seniors were matched up against the defending =. L,0.S.S.A. champions. The girls knew that Eastdale was a strong ball club and their toughest competition. ~The final score was 67-57 for Eastdale. Port led through most of the first quarter. Eastdale outscored Port Perry 17 to 12 at the end of period one. The team got into foul trouble early in the game and this enabled Eastdale to capitalize on their weakness. The half ended 38-28 in favour of Eastdale. ~The rebels looked totally out of the game with only five minutes left on the clock. Port staged a major comeback though. The girls 'were down by more than twenty points dt one time but came' back with excellent shooting and a great defence. With less than two minutes remaining Port was within 8 points. : The girls didn't-give up through out the contest and gave a good effort despite losing their centre K Cope who fouled out of the game. _ Barb Elliott showed superb outside shooting and ended the game with 18 points. Jennifer Simmonds scored 14 points while Kelly Kasper hooped in 12 points. Paula Haugan came off the bench and had 6 points. Kira Cope and Rhonda White scored 4 points each. Eastdales all star centre Carol Crwoys ended - the game with 24 points. "Final score 67-57 -for Eastdale. =~ = AE Juniors HIE Port's Junior Rebels also lost their first game of the season to Eastdale. The girls were held to 29 points in the . contest. Eastdale looked awesome in the first quarter. Port couldn't get set into their normal calm cool and collected game. The first quarter ended 16 to 4 in favour of Eastdale. The team could not get on track offensively at any part of the game. The team is looking forward to their next meeting. The game was just - © not of the calibre we are used to seeing our juniors play. The final score of the game was 45-29 for Eastdale, Port Perry's top point getters were Karen-Baker and Sophia Brendon who had 8 points a piece, Kelly Steele and Lee Ann Barclay scored 4 points each. Jackie Abraham hooped in 3.points while Sarah Johnston put in 2 points. The top scorer for Eastdale with 11 points was Leah Taylor. r . - - D.T > en 8S ---------- - 66BrockSLW,, Uxbridge 8525201 i ---- - CSIC CCC CCC CIC CCCI) ir ACC CCC ICCC, NTs Tee Te Tee ae Tee Te CCI IC ICT oh HAPAR 'DENTURE THERAPIST 214 Dundas SL.E., Whitby 668-7797 Midg The only win of the three games for Port Rebels was by . the ever surprising midget team. The girls put forth their strongest game of the year. Positive thinking, superb effort and good team work gave the midgets their second win in a row. Port looked good in the first quarter. The period . ended 8-2. The team looked just as good in the rest of the half. It ended 17-8. The third quarter was a defensive contest it ended 19-11 at the buzzer. The midget squad out lasted the Eastdale team by a 25-17 count, The games leading scorer with 10 points was Port's Heidi Spannbauer who played a strong intelligent game. Janice Jackman played very solid and ended the game with 7 points and 7 rebounds. Kelly Raines had a good defensive game and completed it with 3 points, Sue Phillips and Karen Tomchishan wound up with a basket each. Karen had a good effort on the boards with 7 rebounds. Martha Esdale, Gerry MacDonald, Amy Ware, Laura Tremblay and Janet Simmonds all had good efforts. Keep up the work girls. Both the juniors and midgets will travel to Clarke High School next week and try to push their records to 3-1. Volleyball The Senior boys volleyball team travelled to Dunbarton High 'School last weekend * (Saturday, October 17). The tournament consisted of some pretty good competi- 'tion. Port won its first two games against Durham Christian. The squad was - defeated easily- two straight by a very strong Toronto - team. Port then went on and had to-win 5 of 6 games to make the finals. Port then | went on to take out Parkdale 2 straight. : The boys then lost their first game to a tough Glen- view team. The rebels were down 8-1 in the second game when coach Hunt took time out. The team came back tremendously and won 15-11. Unfortunately, it came down to the last game and Dunbar- ton came out on top. The seniors will be in another tournament this Saturday and hope to better their endurance and consistency. Soccer | The boys soccer teams both had set backs last week: The juniors and seniors lost in tough games. Ajax High School looked superior in the two contests. The juniors lost 3-0 while the seniors lost 2-0. Coach Westlake looks for- ward to their next meeting and believes his junior team will give them a much better game. PCIe