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

Section Two Wednesday, April 11, 1984 King Garden Hosts 5th Tournament ..• ç The King Garden Oltimers hosted their 5th annual annual tournament on Saturday at the Memorial Arena, and it was Orono's Mom's Kitchen that skated away with the "A" championship. Orono defeated Belleville 4-3 in a game that was destined for overtime, overtime, until a miscue by the Belleville goaltender clinched the championship for Mom's Kitchen. Above, captain Jr. West accepts the championship trophy from Molson's representative Scott Ellis. The most valuable players in the game, standing at left, were Pete McCullough 6f Orono, and Murray Bryd- son of Belleville. Belleville captain Peter Shortall accepted the fair play trophy on behalf of his team, from King Garden team manager Mike Kalynko, standing at right. fMiriffh § àfiiJfj The "B" Championship trophy was captured by Whitby's Marigold Oldtimers in a 6-3 victory over Pefferlaw. Mike Kalynko presented the Broad Travel trophy to Whitby captain George Field, while the most valuable players, Larry Plaskilt of Pefferlaw Pefferlaw and Ron.Jobin of Whitby, look on. Â, *4: Town Sports of Bowmanville skated away with the "C" championship after defeating Oshawa's Ontario Motor Sales 6-1. Above, Gerry Henderson of Andre's Wines presents the "C" trophy to captain Doug Fer guson. The most valuable players for their teams were Tom O'Connor of OMS and Ken Hall of Town Sports. Port Perry handed the Bert Jones Boys of Stirling a 6-1 loss to take the "D" championship on Saturday at the Memorial Arena. Above, Bob Slack of Port Perry accepts the trophy from King Garden team member Bob Marjerrison. Molson's representative Scott Ellis presented the most valuable player awards to Port Perry's Garnet Warriner and Stirling's Stirling's Don Niles. Mixed Curlers End Seqson with Banquet Business Girls Hold Closing Bonspiel The mixed curlers at Bowmanville Country Club wound up their season Saturday with a bonspiel and banquet. The spiel, sponsored by All Green Sod Farms was won by 1-r Nelson Brouse, skip, Donna Morrison, vice, Ken Pierce second and Fern Bullock, lead. ' Last Wednesday at the Business Girls bonspiel at Bowmanville Country Club, these were the winners: The Flying Dutchman trophy was presented by Manager Dan Reid and won by 1-r, Ellen Parberry, Susan Wood, Cathy Labrie and, absent, Pat Chidley. First schedule winners who received the St. Marys Cement trophy were 1-r Glenn McLeod, second, Andy Walker, skip, Glenn Hodgson, lead and absent! Dorothy Anderson, vice. Harry Van Belle presented the Van Belle Gardens trophy to Rosemary Baker, Barb Schouten, Fern Bullock and, absent, Jocelyn Jay. The Dennison Manufacturing trophy for winning the third schedule went to 1- r, Roy Trudeau, 2nd, Sheila Dadson, vice, Andy Walker, skip and absent, Wolf First schc Geiger, second and Norma Machines, lead. Essclink, let; schedule winners of the Bank of Montreal trophy were 1-r, Jackie , , D . . . .. , 1 ad, Don Scott, second, Marion Ray, vice and Hob MacDonald, skip. r .,? lc f P rcsc ^cd the McGregor Hardware trophy to Marilyn Simser, ' * Connie Earl, Jean Ward and, absent, Pam Johnson.