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| CRIP ta TY FY RO ro Wh ARATE YS Ri Nl HR GETe EIA BL J (33 ) ' aN 23 > nr AAW Ya YO 23 p FOL AIO 2A) 5 IPRA Fay Ta Fath PORT PERRY SPORTS 1 %* STAR % Trophies Presented At Curling Banquet '| series was defeated. ~ |felt that this Tournament . |should be changed to a be named O.A.S.A. Squirt Elect Vin Walker To OASA The 46th annual Softball Convention of the Ontario Amateur Softball Association was held in St. Catharines on April 5-6-7. Of the 21 ammendments presented to the delegates only -one major change re- sulted. In 1969 the 12" lightweight softball will be adopted in all series Midget to Senior. The ammendment present- ted to eliminate the Squirt Tournament and to play series rounds as in the other It was double knock - out competi- tion and the winner should PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, April 18th, 1968 -- Champions. . V. Walker, 1st Vice Pres. of the Port Perry and Dist. rict Minor Softball Associa- tion was elected as an exe- cutive member of the O.A. S.A. for the 1968 season. The main project which he will handle in this office will be to act as chairman of Minor Softball for the week of June 24 through June 30th and to supervise over the Minor Tournament Govern- ment allowances: which were first presented last season. Local softball delegates will now prepare for the 1968 season which will find re- gistration taking place in about two weeks time. very - well attended. The | John and Janice. Third Period: AN choir favoured with two an- The climax being unbear- 3 thems. 5 able as Port Perry tried as i) : Several ladies attended 4 i! they might could not get 44 Carnwith Trophy presented to the win. Cresler, Sec. Anne Gliddon and lead Mary|th®, cooking forum in Ux. bieougy ths Oak Ridge ao ners of the second section by Hoppy Carn- McKlennen. bridge Presbyterian Hall Mr. John Farrow of South |fonce (Oak Ridges scoring - 3A with to Skip Elma Cox, Vice Skip Cemille last Wednesday evening. [River visited his daughter | at 7:15 and again at 11.20. fi ! Mrs. Robert Leask accom. |and family, Mr. and Mrs. |The port Perry team just Bon panied Mr. and Mrs. H. Tom- | Norris Doherty two days | could not muster against this Ly um rain 5 Arn Tp i" Vin Sp i Sow, So. Fo Marg. Panabaker to Skip Ruth Mitchell, = leed Edith Pacey. Philips, Jean Goode Is presenting the Dymond Lillian Cook, Sec. Rose Willoughby and Trophy to Skip Helen Bathie, Vice Skip lead Dorothy Morrow. Bowling MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE PLAY-OFF Eden's Lucky Strikes.. Stars Canadian Tire ........ Dowson's R. & W. .... 9,324 Middleton's Meats ... 8,826 High Triple--J. Parker 808 High Triple W.H.-- 9,812 9,347 9,341 712; T. Chandler -- 708; J. Owen -- 706; F. Hastings-- 695; T. Adderley -- 694; J. Hadley--694; D. Forder--691 J. Healy--685; D. Gray--675; D. Butt--652; G. Geer--652; K. Ashton--644; J. Davidson #|son in Fairview Lodge Sun- ' |home for the week-end. Greenbank News The Easter service wag linson to visit Mrs. Tomlin- day afternoon. i ~ Mrs. Milton Stone visited Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rodd on Friday afternoon. Miss Beatrice Lee was Sorry to hear of Cliff Mid- gleys accident, we all wish him a speedy recovery. Mrs. Ruby Look visited Mr. .and Mrs. 'McKain last week. The Hunters, Stones and Iva Phoenix attended the' home show in Toronto last week. Mr. -and-Mrs. Barry Hayes and family of Don Mills vis- ited Roy Leask on Saturday. John Phoenix visited his parents during the week-end they also entertained guests from London, Mrs. Dorothy Phoenix and Bob Phoenix. Mrs. Len Jarvis spent a few days in Port Credit. - Mrs. Robt. Palmer visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Lee on Sunday. Miss Myrtle Blakely, Mr. 'where she was a patient for Mr. and Mrs. Ken Nichols, last week. Mr. Sid Willerton of Scar- borough visited his brother, Ernie and family last Satur- day. Mr. and Mrs. G. Lehmann have returned home from a month vacation in Florida.. Mrs. George Irwin is home from Port Perry Hospital several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Poloz and family of Brampton and Mrs. Helen Cummings of Oshawa visited Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cummings and family last Sunday. eed = ""Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lar- ocque spent the Easter week end with Mr. and Mrs. John Farrow and other relatives at South River. Miss Arrianne den Boer was home. from Grand Rap- ids, Michigan, for the week- end. Mr. and Mrs. Victor La- rocque and Debbie visited relatives at Magnetawan ov- er the week-end. Novice - All-Stars Do Well Playing the fifth and de- ciding game the Port Perry boys were ready to go. Being down by one game, our boys had lots of confi- dence of winning this game and forcing a sudden death game in Port Perry. But alas Oak Ridges had the same thing in mind. - First Period: , 14.27 -- Heinzman scored for Oak Ridges. A very good two way game with the goalies being outstanding. Second Period: Miles of skating with Port Perry & Oak Ridges defence turning back any of the op- position coming their way. No scoring. high fly squad. Oak Ridges again scored at 14.05 to make it then impossible for any come back for Port Perry. In - this series with Oak Ridges all spectators were treated to the finest hockey and sportsmanship that has been seen in many a day. The Port Perry Novice All Stars went down in defeat as a team with many a misty eye. But being perfect gentlemen all the way it was an honour to be associated with the Tripp Novice All Stars. On-behalf of all the play- ers, The Coaches, Meredith McKee and Garry Geer, Man- ager Ross Sweetman we would like to thank the many who through the past hockey season made . more athletes and - many more sportsmen who were there to say: "Come On Port Perry!" Till" next Hockey Season thank you. Ross Sweetman. and Mrs. Lloyd Scott were Sunday guests at the Blak- 7g eleys. ue Mr. and Mrs. Danny Rees- : & or and son, Mr. and Mrs. H. Dobson and son were visit- ing their parents Good Fri- day. . Mr. and Mrs. W. Graham attended the Liberal Con- vention last week. John Somerville: and Don Blakely attended the Here-|® ford sale at Chatham. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Mustard |% visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baird on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ford Thom- son and Mr, and Mrs. Brian McGregor visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baird on Mon- day. : iit Mrs. A. Couves visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Murphy and Heather last week. SELLS Commerce financing and bank services helped this $F farmer buy a tractor and equipment to fit the job. Don's Raiders ............ 10,378 D. Forder 760 --644; J. Redman -- 632; J.| Mrs. J. Ianson visited her Ar TER : 2 . " rs. J e you planning any purchases? ee Archer Pontiacs ....... 10,265] High Single--B. Owen 339 | Lambert--631. sister in Hamilton last week Come ! ro C#ncgic ...... 10,038] High Single W.H.-- J : to the farmer's hank. 2 51 EE 9,789 D. Forder--335 "| Toronto visitors with Mr. ' BOs Na Chur Boys 0,432 | Triples 625 & Over-- Check The Label |and Mrs. A. McMillan on ; a Causeway Kids 9,379 J. Parker---808; B. Owen-- Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. <P (add | . CONSOLATION 805; R. Willerton -- 801; T. On Your Paper E. Cross and Marjorie, Mr. CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE y Beare Motors 9,832 | Thomas -- 766; R. Parker-- and Mrs. Neil McMillan, Rt iit 3