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__Dowson's R. & White ... PORT PERRY * STAR x SPORTS R. H. Cornish Public School Hold Annual Skating Carnival The annual skating carni- val of the R. H, Cornish Pub- lic School was held at the local arena on Tues., Feb. 18, 1969. Alarge group of friends and parents were.on hand to witness the costunie parade, skating races and a broom ball game between the Grade 8 students and the teachers. Considerable time and ef- fort was put forth by parents, students and teachers in or- der to make the day success- ful. Following is a list of the results of the day's activities: COSTUMES Kindergarten & Gr. | Girls Fancy Dress-- Lisa Nottingham, Crystal Menzies, Kimberley Evans, Karyn Mahaffy, Elizabeth De- Nure. Comic Dress-- Lynn' O'Reilly, Linda War- riner, Terry Reamsbottom, Tracey Hartin, Tina Jones. Most Original Dress-- Linda Bruton, Margaret Litt, Tracey Menzies, Jo- Anne Free, Karey Brignall. Kindergarten & Gr. | Boys Fancy-- Larry Hopkins, Robert Cook Gerald Lee, David Van Wes- ton, Michael Martin. Comic-- John , Fulford, = Douglas Potts, Clinton Jammer, Rod- ney Sellers, Kevin Ausman. Original-- Robert Franssen, Gregory Tully, Todd Healey. Grade Il & Ill Girls . Fancy-- LeeAnn Howsam, Charlene Oliffe; Mary Lou Bourgeois, Melanie Tassell, Sharon Smith. Bowling MEN'S THURSDAY: NIGHT BOWLING Team Standings-- Can. Tire Stars Causeway Kids Ballards Lumber ... Don's Raiders Nachur Boys Middleton's Meats ... Majcher Pontiacs Beare Chevs Eden's L. Strikes Port Perry LGA. 38 High Scores-- High Triple-- R. Chandler--778 High Triple W.H-- - R._Chandler--832 High Single-- G. McHugh--321 High Single W.H.-- J. Beckett--333 Triples 625 & Over-- R. Chandler--778; J. Dow- son--1762; D. Butt -- 757; J. Beckett--1741; Terry Adder- ley--1736; J. Parker--1735; B Anderson--1727; Don Durham --711; J. Redman -- 696; K. Ashton -- 689; P. Murphy-- 682; K. Irvine--661; J. Healy --661; J. Owen--655; R. Hut- ohinson -- 652; N. Wanna- maker--652; J. Hadley---650; G. Wilson--648; B. Heard-- 646; D. McMillan -- 639; D. Comic-- Debbie Menzies, Carol Lane Laurie Reyner, Kathryn Ma. haffy, Sandra Krieg. Original-- Peter Bateman, Fraser Lee, Jimmy Dyer, Timmy Bowers, Michael Freeman, Grade II & Ill Boys Fancy-- Steven Reese, Dennis Fran- ssen, Sean O'Reilly, Brent Bagg, David Page. Comic-- Patrick Reyner, Ralph Shaw, Trevor Chandler, Ro- bert Shaw, Carey Fellows. . Original-- Jane DeShane, Anne Rose, Janice Lown, Jennifer Hall, Shelly Colbear, Grade IV & V Girls Fancy-- Tammy Freeman, Jan Storry, Kelly St. John, Lau- rie Boyce, Dawn Bronson. Comic-- Lee Ann Maidlow, Gina Brinkman, Jayne Hall, Cindy Baird, Beverley Brown. Original-- Julie Brignall, Laurel Price Carol Jackson, Debbie Short, Cathy Bradford. Grade IV & V Boys Fancy-- Mark Hull, Mark Mansfield, Stephen Middleton, Paul Beare, Steven, Pallant. Comic-- Wayne Lown, Kelly Reese, Michael Healey, Robert Ey- ans, 'Philip Cochrane. - Original-- Jon Bourgeois, Robin Dyer Gregory DeLorme, Kevin Crews, Jay Williams. Grade VI, VII, VIII Girls Fancy-- ~ Debbie McNeill, Shelly Freeman, Jill Dowson, Joan Mueller, Judy Howsam. Comlic-- "Marilyn Stevens & Mrz. aret Vokins, Jane Smith, Penny Venning, Christine 'Vokins, Joan Morrow & Ruth Smitherman, Original-- Lynn Johnston, Wendy Cawker, Kim Harison and Gerry Scanlon, Elaine Jack- son, Maryanne Vanstrien. Grade VI, VII, VIII son, Fancy-- < John Jones, Tom Rochford Douglas Oliffe. Comic-- Johnston, Original-- Douglas Bronson, Larry Hartin. LJ LJ * RACES GIRLS-- 6 years and under-- Kelly Owen, Linda Brunton Joanne Lambert, Kelly Fair- man, Jo-Anne Free - Sheila Cannon (tie) 7 years-- dy Willis, Jo-Anne Young, Janice Lown, Karyn Mahaffy. 8 years-- Wallace, Julie Brignall, Gay- le Phinney, Grace Robertson. 9 years-- Kim Owen, Gina Brinkman Margo VanSchagen, Cathy Bradford, Melodie Cannon. 10 years-- Moore--639; T. Eden--634. Vincent Weidmark, Lorne | _ Mary Lou Bourgeois, Wen. | Kathryn Mahaffy, Sharon | Dawn Bronson, Donna Wal- lace, Cindy Baird, Franca Putigna, Donna Potts. 11 years-- Carol Bond, Judy Howsam, Jackie Willis, Kim Harrison, Marilyn Geer. 12 years-- : Laurie Cochrane, Lynn Johnston, Jody Johnson, Jane Smith, Susan Bond. 13 years-- Betty MacMaster, Kim Neill Debbie McNeill, Laura Can- non, Linda Rice, 14 years-- Rhonda Forder, Elizabeth Diamond, Lynn Cook, Margo Michie, Janet Horslen. BOYS-- 6 years and under-- Jimmy Kane, Larry Hop- kins, Gregory Tully, Jimmy Aldred, George Burnett. 7 years-- Bill Owen, Dennis Frans- sen, Carey Fellows, Jamie Taylor, Dwayne Freeman. 8 years-- David Chambers, Mark Lee, Steven Geer, Bradley Philp & Fraser Lee (tie). 9 years-- Tim Pearce, Ian Ashbridge Colin Wackett, Philip Coch- rane, Philip Burnfield. 10 years-- Sean Taylor, John Kane, Paul Beare, Philip Wackett, Jon Bourgeois. 11 years-- Kevin Hadley, Larry Har- tin, Scott Nelson, Larry Page Casey VanSchagen. 12 years-- " Andy Litt, Lorne Fraser, Keith Ellicott, Jerry Taylor, Douglas Bronson. 13 years-- 'Glenn McCoy, Ronald Ev- ans, David Jackson, Randy Knight, Paul Huffman. 14 years-- Dennis Johnston, Jamie McNab, Steven Hillier, Way- -ne-Dowson, Donald-Phinney. 15 years-- : Bill Jeffrey, Jim Woodcock Steven Archer. BROOM BALL Grade 8 Girls--1 Lady Teachers--1 Grade 8 Boys--0 Men Teachers--1 -| going two ways at all times, HERAL The annual At Home last Friday night was a great success. The gym was gayly decorated with a sea-shore style to correspond with the theme -- "The Sea". The main highlight of the dance was the crowning of the Queen and Princess. Final- ists for Queen were: Diane Lowly, Janis Williams, Mel ody Wilson, Carol Creighead, Alice Vanderheide & Leanne Ballard, and finalists for Princeses were: Sandra Enge Sue - Anne DeHaas, Beverly Short, Donna Ballard, Nancy Dowson, and Diane Fisher. Melody Wilson of Grade 12 won the title of Queen and Donna Ballard of Grade 9 was chosen Princess. Music was supplied by "The Caval- liers", a group from Oshawa. Port Perry placed 8th in HILLTOP D Tournament held here last Saturday, with a total of 32 points. The team from Ban- ting Memorial High placed first with a total of 110 pts. Second place was won by the team from Parry Sound with 103 points, and third was won by Orillia District High School, with 51 points. On Saturday, Feb. 22, the Grade 9 Girls Basketball team went to Sutton where they competed in a tourna- ment there. The girls play- ed 3 games against Brock. Sutton and Uxbridge. Al- though they played well, the team was defeated by Ux- bridge and Sutton, but won over Brock. Scores were as follows: Port Perry 20, Uxbridge 27 Port Perry 11, Sutton 17 the GBSSA. Wrestling Port Perry 6, Brock 4. Novice All THIRD GAME First Period: This being a do or die for West Rouge the boy's really put everything into it. But John Kane assisted by Sean Taylor put Port Perry on the score board first. Port Perry lead was short lived as Mike Meeker for West Rouge evened the score having the first period end in a tie. Second Period: Philip Cochrane assisted by Gordon. Scott put Port Perry ahead again. With the play Barry Heard for Port Perry and Watts for West Rouge, these: two goalers were very busy. Finally Sean Taylor in a scramble around the net lifted the puck over the goalie to make it three to one for Port Perry. Third Period: After having a rest both teams put on a very deter- mined bid to preserve a win for Port and. West Rouge wanting to get even. minute mark scored for West Rouge. The Port Perry team just could not get the puck out of their own end. Finally the Port Perry coach Mert McKee "nade some line changes and the Port boys came back to life || Lapy MOTORISTS AND MEN MOTORISTS TOO! WHY PAY MORE? SAVE ON PREMIUM QUALITY GAS DX Station COLUMBUS Phone: 655 - 3892 FREE Box Of KLEENEX WITH EACH $3.00 Purchase A NEW TO SERVE YOU AT ---Mike Meeker --at "the two Star Series and held the West Rouge team at bay. With defeat at hand West Rouge pulled all stops only to get caught too far up the ice and Sean Taylor rapped in another goal to put the game out of reach with only minutes to play. Port Perry Winning First Round of Play off with 5-5 tie, 1-0 win. Port Perry Novice now advance to meet Brooklin in a best of 7 series for the Lakeshore Champion- ship. First game Feb. 25 at Brooklin. Second game at Port Perry Fri., Keb. 28, 7.45 p.m. Port Perry 4 West Rouge 2 : PORT PERRY STAR -- "Feb. 27,1969 - 11 MINOR SOFTBALL PREPARES FOR 1969 SEASON Port Perry and Distreit Minor Softball Association will meet on Sunday night (7.30 at the Arena) to launch the 1969 Softball season. With several new faces on the executive president Vin Walker will look for another great softball season. The 0.A.S.A. softball con- vention in April will be a big item for discussion as several ammendments are in the 0.AS.A. office for the slate in Sudbury. The Squirt series may be changed to round play and eliminate the Squirt Tournament. An am- mendment to make it man- Batory to wear a batter's hel- met in all series Squirt to Midget. The third ammendment is to eliminate the use of a neutral diamond in O0.A.S.A. Inter - Zone Play offs. Teams would have to toss for third toss. The convention in Sudbury is on April 11 - 12 - 13 and a good size delegation is ex- pected to represent Port Perry. Everyone is Wleone to attend. = Free Evaluations © REAL ESTATE LTD -REALTOR 985-7373 In the Bantam House Lea- gue play Cartwright downed Peel's Poultry Farm 6-3 Jack- son (2) Prosser, Hawes, Fel- stead and Campbell scored for... Cartwright, Skinner, Brain, and Short for Peel's. ~The--Lion's Club edged Canadian Tire 2-1 getting goals from VanCamp and Waters. Knight scored for C.TC. " In Pee Wee Master Feeds came from behind to edge Club Annrene 2-1 with Plas- kitt and Goulding scoring. For Bruins it was Campbell scoring. MacLeod (3) Werry (2) and McQuade scored in a 65 Fla- mingo Pastries win over Cartwright. Cook (3), Wag- gert and Mathison replied for the losers. Blues got by Lake Scugog Lumber Kings 3-1. Crawford, Marten and Pierce scored. Jones had the only King tally. White Feather Farms got goals from Cochrane (2) and McQuade but were edged 4-3 by Malmont Farms. Lar- mer had a hat trick and Wil- liams one for the winners. ~ Due to the Bantam Tour- nament Sat, Mar. 1, House League will not start till Mar, 8th, Watch the Bulle- tin Board and Paper for play- yt a. BUY ~-- SELL L REAL ESTATE AIO REALTOR 985-7373 Minor Hockey News off schedules. * * * Fans don't forget the 2nd annual Bantam Tournament March ist at the Port Perry Arena; Games commence at 8 a.m. and continue every played and the champs and consolation champs are de- clared and presented with the I.G.A. Trophy and Van Camp - Trophy respectively. Schedule is as follows: 8 am.--Port Perry vs. Hambly's Oshawa ~ 9 am.--Markham vs. Ajax 10 a.m.--Peterboro vs. Welland. 11 a.m.--Malton vs. Canadian Corps, Oshawa. Daily admission $1.00 Ad- ults; 50c. students; 25¢. kids. 19" Portable TV will be won by some lucky person (tickets will be on sale Sat.). PORT PERRY ARENA Wed., Mar. 5 9:00 P.M. Cy's Mustangs VS Whithy O0.P.P. Proceeds from game to be donated to Heart Fund Adults 50¢ Students 25¢ Children 10c game and play on home dia- mond of team which wins: hour till 10 games have been pS