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r v > ' F 3 hr. 01 Vale Ao 2 JRF ATTEANYY A PORT PERRY * STAR » Minor - Softhall Concludes Season The minor softball season came to a close on Sunday afternoon with Awards Day 'at the ball park. -Vini's Mini's were on hand to en- tertain with a few new faces and some new tricks to be- wilder the Junior ladies. " Dumpy Dora was once again on hand to handle the um- piring duties at home plate and except for a few spills did an excellent job. Dora's partner on the bases was al- most as sharp but Bobie Lu Baby was favouring the jr. ladies just a little, Donelda was pitching good ball with her assortment of trick pit- ches but she decided to let her great Aunt Melody come in to try her skills. Marci the Musher made a dazzling catch at short stop. The presentation of tro- phies took place between in- nings. The Jim Irvine Mem- orial Trophy 'for the Tyke Champions was presented to David Irvine by Ken Irvine. The La Salle Restaurant team were also presented with crests. The Dr. Dymond Trophy was presented to the Good- wood team by Mrs. G. Goode. Goodwood Squirts have now won this trophy two years in a row. Emmerson's Insurance were presented with the Vin Wal- ker Trophy by Mrs. Jean Walker. Joe Fowlers boys came on real strong to win the Pee Wee honors. " The Bantam Champs Cart- wright were presented with the Carl Luke Trophy by Carl Luke. - Grant Campbells boys had defeated a tough Utica team 'in the final, The Bantam Girls Trophy donated by Dr. Dymond was presented to the Starlets by Gord Goode junior. The Junior Ladies Trophy. was presented by Pres. Chas. Bourgeois to the Zion team who had nosed out a tough Lake Scugog Lumber team in the fifth and final game 11 to 10. The next presentation was the Gary Jackson Memorial Trophy. Mr. Ken Jackson presented this beautiful tro- phy to the boy who. combines ability with = sportsmanship on and off the diamond, The winner was Jay Neill the short stop on the Jewell Cost. Pee Wee team. Mr. Jackson remarked on the meaning of the trophy to a boy and expressed to Jay that he should continue in sports as a good sportsman and carry this attitude in his manhood. Jay was speech- less as the trophy was almost as big as himself. A great contribution to softball by a great softball booster Mr. Ken Jackson. This concluded the soft- ball season in Port Perry and on behalf of the assoc. thanks to all the coaches, sponsors, umpires and softball fans who help to make this sea- | son a great success. Minor Hockey Assoc. Ready To Go Well friends its nearing that time of year again when junior will start getting his hockey equipment out again. ~ We hope the ice will be go- ing in sometime around Oct. 14th and if the weather is right we expect to be skating by Oct. 18th or 19th and also -at the time we will-take re- gistration ' for the coming season. There is no change "in membership fees this year. __We of the Minor Hockey exe- cutive are going to work a little harder and hope to raise enough money to hold the line this coming season. $s es es MEETING WELL ATTENDED A 'good turnout of people interested in coaching, man- aging and refereeing were present at the arena last Sunday night. Plans were made for or- ganizing House League and All Star teams and leagues for this coming season. It was agreed to-hold 3 tourna- ments this year (Novice, Pee Wee and Bantam). Booster buttons will be available for people to buy again this year. Delegates were chosen to attend the OMHA convention in Toronto this yeadr,4 voting delegates and 8 others plan to make the trip Nov. 2. An entry for Juvenile will be made and if enough play- ers are interested a team will be iced in league play and thus lay the foundation for a strong team next year. . Don't forget to watch your Port Perry Star for more fnfo concerning registration and ice times in the near fu- ture. We are expecting possibly 300 hockey players or more to hit the ice this year. 4H NEWS 4H HOMEMAKING CLUB The {first meeting of the Myrtle Stitches in Time 4-H Homemaking Club was held Friday, Sept. 27th. The meeting was opened with the repeating of the 4- H Pledge. The election conducted by the leader, Miss Dorothy Downey and assistant leader Mrs. H. Bray were as follows: President--Bev Rutledge 'Sec"y--Colleen Townson. Press Reporter--Pat Bray Discussions on. colour schemes followed and the meeting was adjourned. : Sherry Bowling LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING Walz naan "Mambo ................... Squares ........... Charleston Tango .........c.ccoeevveennnn. Samba ............cccoe. 11 9 9 Rumba 9 Cha-Cha 7 Polka 7 Twist 7 Singles Over 210-- 1. Doupe--269; M, Healey-- 246; M. Cook--244; C. Wilson --242; C. Warriner--241; M. St. John--240; B. Evans--235 H. Penny--234;-J. Chandler --230, 223, 218; A. Chandler --229; S. Barton -- 228; B. Collins--226; E. McLaughlin --226; M. Dowson--221; W. McLaughlin--220 Mabel Cook --219; V. Rider -- 219; B. Doupe--214, 210; D. Graham --213; J. Harper -- 213; H. Heard--214; L. Wilson--210. Over 600 Triples-- J. Chandler--673; S. Barton --623; Mabel Cook--622; A. Chandler--600. Bowling LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING Pink Lady Hot Toddy .... Martini Stinger Screwdriver Tom Collins Sea 8 High Triple-- Sharon Stone--647 Singles 200 and Over-- P. Ellicott -- 217, 231; J. Middleton--242; I. Fraser-- 215; L. Haugen--209, 208; I. Bowman--202; D. Phinney-- 212; 'G. Hastings -- 202; Y. Gibson--200; S. Tulley--219; A. Wakeford--212; A. Chap- man--258; S. Bryant -- 244, 213; E. Stevens--202; A. Scri- ver--209, 204; E, Shaw--222; C. Watts--213; E. DeShane-- 223; M. Hopkins -- 210; D. Goreski--202; J. Irvine--226; J. Storrey -- 203; M. Real -- 214; S. Stone--209, 278; L. Butson--204, 218; I. Dowson Pictured above are the ever famous Vin's Minis' who made their second appearance in Port Perry on Sunday afternoon to make the final day of softball; for this sea- son a real lively affair. They played a team of All-Star "girls from the area and put on quite a show. a y [PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, October 3rd, 1968-11 Softball Champions Continued Both teams played very sharp ball and the crowd on .| hand which was one of the largest ever to see a game in Port Perry was treated to a great game. _ . The Juvenile "C"" Trophy was presented by OASA Pre- sident Clare Butler of Wil- lowdale. He congratulated both teams on the great ef- forts .they put forth and re- marked that he manages to see two or three games each year in Port Perry where he has made many friends. He then presented the Champ- ionship pennant to sponsor John Ballard. Mr. Butler pointed out "how important men like John Ballard are to Softball and here in Port Perry John Ballard has done a great deal to promote Soft- ball. A deserving tribute to a fine man, The championship crests and the finalists crests were presented by Mr. Butler and Executive. Member of the OASA from Port Perry Vin Walker, The entire team was then loaded onto the Town Fire Truck & taken through town wifh siren wailing. Both teams were. then treated to sandwiches and pop at the arena while the adults were served coffee. The great ().4:131]v]¢] following of fans from Tavi- stock were well fed: before they boarded the bus for home. For coaches Mc Mc- Millan and 'Wayne Venning a job well done, Théy both devoted a great deal of time to these boys but they were fortunate. to have such a group of fine boys to work with, o John Ballard was very proud on Saturday night and well he should. He has been a tremendous boost to soft. ball and besides his sponsor- ship he also has erected the new score board this year. The local association are well blessed with sponsors like John Ballard and without these men the executive would find it hard to operate. The great following of fans have also meant a great deal to these boys and the boys appreciate this support. ~All in all a great windup to a great softball season which now shows Port Perry with three Provincial Hon- ours in .six years of opera- tion. Jo DQ ARE. IFV-NN A: --THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, Jerry Lewis & Dean Martin back in: action. "Don't Raise The Bridge Lower The River" Starring Jerry Lewis 7:30 p.m, "How to Save a Marriage and Ruin Your Life" Starring Dean Martin and Stella Stevens. Recommenddd, es Family Entertainment. TR BERT AMBER REAL ESTATE LID \T 985-7373 852-6033 OCT. 3-45 MONDAY, CEE TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, OCT. The Most Provocative Film of 1968 "THE FOX" ~ Starring SANDY DENNIS Best Supporting "Actress = 1967. 7-8-9 Nightly 8:00 p.m. SHOOTING MATCH! § Little Britain Ball Park SATURDAY, Commencing at 10:00 a.m. OCT. Sth SHOTGUNS and RIFLES PRIZE -- TURKEYS DRAW FOR A SHOTGUN AT 6:00 p.m. All Proceeds for operation of Ball Club. MIXED CAUSEWAY BOWLING LANES FRIDAY NITE 9:00 -- 11:00 INDIVIDUALS and (or) COUPLES COME WHEN YOU CAN. PRIZES EVERY NIGHT -- Phone 985-2539 or 7908 BOWLING Ry TRAE 5 >