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18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Sept. 24, 1970 PORT PERRY x STAR Club Signs Top Skater Senior Champions in similiar activity in Port Perry. The executive of the Port 1969 |Perry Figure Skating Club isfied to have a former Can-/Richard currently is teaching |for the 1970-71 season is as at Tom O Shanter and this | follows: adian Champion as their in- structor. Richard, as most are aware, started his skat- ing with the Port Perry club under the direction of John Wild. He and Anna Forder formed a pair, and had a very successful seven years culminating at the Olympics at Grenoble, France in 1968 and finally Canadian Pairs Minis Return Sun. Sept. 27 On Sunday, Sept. 27th Minor Softball closing day will be held at the Lakefront Park. The main attraction will be the return of Vini's Mini's. All softball fans will want to be on hand as the Mini's go through their antics on the diamond as they do battle with the Legion Aux. Minor Girls. This will be the wind-up of the local softball season and the House League Chan pions will receive their tro- phies and crests. To date the only winner known is the Bantam Girls Champions:-- Bev. Evan's girls who beat out Gibson's girls in the final game on Saturday. winter will be at Scarbor- ough, Richmond Hill and in Port Perry. The registration forms for the 1970-71 season are in the mail this week to club mem- bers and new prospective members wishing to become a part of our club may con. tact Mrs. D. Morrow, 985-7226 before September 30th. A fin- al registration day will be held at the arena on Friday, October 2nd between 3.30 and 6.30 p.m. This year the club executive have set a limit on the number of mem- berships and it is apparent to register with Mrs. Morrow before the final date. Skating days this year will be on Tuesday and Thursday and plans are to start Octob- er 20th. Private lesson time will be available on both days at $2.50 per lesson. Unfortunately cost of oper- ation in a skating club or any other organization continues to rise, thus necessitating an increase in membership fees. Even with the increase in fees this year, the skaters will pay the lowest cost of recreation with professional training compared to other MINOR SOFTBALL CLOSING DAY Sun., Sept. 29, 3 p.m. Presentation of Trophies & Crests to House League Champs Closing Game-- VINI'S MINI'S vs LEGION AUXILIARY Minor Girls Admission -- Students 25c -- Adults 50c RACEWAY Friday, Sept. 25th 7:45 p.m. Pari-Mutual Wagering RACING EVERY FRIDAY AT 7:45 p.m. Sponsored by OSHAWA MANAGEMENT LTD. Past President, Al Smith President, Howard Hall Ist. Vice, Albert Fulford Recording Secreary, Mrs. Jean Kennedy Executive Secretary, Mrs. Dorothy Morrow Treasurer, Mrs. Jean Van- Schagen Directors, Mrs. Linda Me. Cague, Mrs. Pat Lane Mr. Ray Litt, Mr. G. MacTavish. Further information regard ing the skating club may be had from any member of the executive. LING 4 Boies MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING % Sept. 14th, 1970-- Peanuts Pinochio Pluto Charlie Brown Snuffy Smith Lioness Gumby Mighty Mouse Hot Wheels Banana Splits Beatle Bailey Casper High Triple-- F. Venning--669 High Single-- F. Venning--285 Triples 600 and Over-- F. Venning--669; D. Wana- maker--642; J. Storry--636; A. Scriver -- 615; M. Raby-- 614; A. Chapman--608. Singles 200 and Over-- F. Venning -- 285, 236; J. Storry--250, 204; A. Scriver --231, 228; C. Watts -- 219, 214; A. Chapman--217, 203; D. Wanamaker--266; L. Hau- gen--248; M. Raby--246; L. Huntington--228; J. Thomp- son--227; W. Tobin--225; M. DeJong--221; P. Fisher--217 8. Stone--212; E. Pogue--212 J. Walker--210; B. Evans-- 209; P. Ellicott--209; S. Fow- ler--206; J. Scriver--200; N. Robinson--200. OnNnNNWOWwWH Ye UUW LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING Sept. 16th, 1970-- Cashews Chestnuts Hazel Nuts Brazill Nuts Hickory Nuts Peanuts Cocoanuts Pecans Pestachios Filberts Walnuts Almonds 210 and Over Singles-- M. St. John--306, 210; K. Harper -- 279; P. Durand-- 273; B. Raines--256; B. Oke ~~ 246, 221; J. Middleton -- 247, 221; L. Carnegie-- 241, 229; M. Geer--254, 238; M. Tremblay -- 238; C. Shaw-- 232; C. Wilson--230; M. Irwin --230; J. Hunter -- 231, 216; J. Chandler--223; L. Wilson --~221; M. Healey -- 216; 1. Doupe--216; C. Warriner -- 216; D. MeMillan--213, 210; M. Rahm--211; 1. Pugh--211; V. Rider--210 Cnwnnewwe ee ou For New Season The Port Perry Broomball Association is now preparing for the 1970-71 season. Regi- stration will take place in two week's time as will a general meeting. It is expected that 4 teams will once again meet to con- test the League Honors won last year by the Bulldozers. The Bulldozers will become Brian's Supertest this season. Cy Wilson's Mustangs, Prince Albert Carload Grocery and Triples 600 and Over-- M. St. John--717; M. Geer --673; K. Harper -- 678; L. Carnegie--657; E. Bailey -- 654; P. Durand--630; J. Mid- dleton--650; B. Oke--625; M. Sweetman--623; D. McMillan --620; M. Tremblay--602. MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING Nachur Boys ..., Dowsons R&W Canadian Tire Majcher Pontiacs Ballards Edens L. Strikes Stars Dons Raiders LGA. Middletons Meats Causeway Kids Adams Boys High Triple, G. McHugh 731 High Triple W.H., G. McHugh 791 High Single, G. McHugh 306 High Single W.H., B. Tulford 342 Triples 625 and Over G. McHugh 731, R. Sweetman 701, J. Healey 694, S. Whitter 690, J. C ornish 683, D. Butt 679, B. Owen 665, J. Wilson Sr. 664, B. Tulford 663, J. Ballingall 656, D. Wallace 651 G. Menzies 647, D. Keetch 643 M. Vanderby 635, R. Shortt 631, K. Ashton 630, K. Cath- erwood 630, J. Redman 625, 14 10 10 10 7 7 5 5 4 4 4 0 will be the other teams | play to better the Utica Broomball Ready eanseed President Sonny Moore and his committee are making several changes in this year's BOB'S CARPENTRY ALL PHASES OF CARPENTRY FREE SEAGRAVE, ONT. | game. Anyone who wishes to play on Sunday afternoon's from 3-5 p.m. should contact Sonny Moore or Bob Hayden. 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