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Git 8 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday April 3, 1969 PORT PERRY * STAR x SPoRrS Minor Hockey News In House league action Club Annrene Pee Wees eli- minated Cartwright in a 3-1 game March 18,:then had to wait for a winner between Hurst & Flamingos. In a game played March 25th Don Hurst's boys won that game 2-1 and thus advanced into finals, Sat., March 29th saw "all teams - playing their first game in the house league finals, Hurst & Club Annrene fought to a thrilling 4 - 4 tie. Goulding opened the scoring for Hurst only to have J. Neil tie it up. Had- ley put Hurst in front again only to have Hartin tie the score again. After 7 seconds of the first overtime period Brian Campbell scored and the Annrene Bruins went ahead; 53 seconds later Hurst's player Jarvis tied the score again. At 2:05 of the second overtime period Van Weston scored again putting Bruins ahead but at 3:30 Kevin Hadley scored his 2nd goal of the game which ended 4 - 4. BANTAM action saw Cart- wright edge Le Forte's team 2-1 in a fast hard skating game. Wright & Rod Camp- bell scored for Cartwright. Leahy scored the only goal for Le Forte. : In TYKE Finals Franssen won 3-0 over Wilbur. T. Kane, Franssen & J. Kane scored for the winners. overtime period's will be played in place of a third game and if needed sudden death overtime will be played after' that to declare league champions. . House players will receive their crests and also at 2:20 p.m. the Gary Jackson Tro- phy award will be made. This award will be made each year to the player in Port Perry Minor Hockey who shows the most sports- manship and ability in the game of hockey as well as conduct on and off the ice. This beautiful Trophy is on display at the arena and was given in Memory of the late Gary Jackson who was a player of the Port Perry Minor Hockey Assoc., by his father and mother, Mr. and 'Mrs. Ken Jackson. The Hawe's Bros. Trophy for the playoff scoring lead- er will also be presented, FRI, APRIL 4th -- Tyke Tournament Hockey. = Fans will be treated to a dazzling display of future hockey talent as the Tyke's (age 6 and 7 yrs.). Tournament gets underway at 9 a.m. at the Port Perry Arena. Schedule as follows: 9 a.m.--Port Perry vs. Oshawa. Smith's 10 a.m.--Newcastle vs. Brooklin 11 a.m.--Ops Township vs. Beaverton 12 a.m.--Cedar Hill vs. Oshawa Heron's, High Single-- Bowling MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING Team Standings-- PLAY-OFFS Nachur Boys Beare Chevs PP. LGA. Middleton's Meats Don's Raiders Dowson's R. & W. CONSOLATION Causeway Kids Majcher Pontiacs Ballard's Lumber Eden's L. Strikes Can, Tire Stars High Scores-- High Triple--J. Hadley 782 H.T.W.H.--B. Beare 833 High Single--B, Beare 326 HS.W.H.--B. Beare 347 Triple Scores 625 & Over-- J. Hadley--782; B. Beare-- 770; Terry Adderley -- 727; J. Parker--725; R. Hutchin- son--734; J. Cook--722; G. . Geer--713; B. Owen--703; F. Hastings -- 683; J, Owen-- 668; J. Healy--640; R. Short --632; K. Ashton -- 630; J. Wilson--627. High Individual Scores For Season-- High Average-- . J. Hadley--229 High Triple-- D. Butt--927 High Triple W.H.-- ~ J. Wilson Sr. & K. Catherwood--860 5 1. J. Hadley--364 High Single WH-- Vin 1 Walker--369. There will be Pastorial Charge Service at Green: bank Church at-11 a.m. on Good. Friday, April 4th, Services at the usual hour Easter Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Geo, Irwin spent a weekend in Ottawa Bowling LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING Pink Lady ......cc...oo... Screwdriver .. Stinger ................... 24 Gin Fizz ........... 23 Manhattan .................. 22 Tom Collins ................ 22 Sherry ...coovevvenennn. 21 Side Car ................. 20 Hot Toddy ............... 19 'Twister ..........coceveuennn. 17 Martini ...................... 16 Zombie ...........ccceeviiiin. 13 High Single-- Donna Wanamaker--287 High Triple-- Corinne Watts--679 Singles 200 and Over-- D. Wanamaker -- 287; C. Watts--285, 210; T. Vander- by--265; L. Scott-- 265; A. Chapman--262; J. Thompson --258; M. Doupe -- 251; D. Phinney--246; M, Eden--235 201; H. MacTavish--233; D. Warren--232; B. Evans--231 E. DeShane--227, 214, 205; D. Davies--224; J. Storra-- 222; J. Storrey -- 220; M. Raby--219, 218; K. Imrie-- 219; J. Crawford -- 219; M. Hopkins -- 219; L. Moore-- 218; S. Stone--217; J. Van Schagen--216; S. De Haas-- 214, 203; A. Wakeford--214; M. L. Dowson--213; F. Ven- ning--213; D. Stephens--211 L. Campsall --211; I. Bow-| man--207; P. Ellicott--206; N. Robinson--201; Y.- Gibson --200; L. Tripp--200. Greenbank News recently, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hood Whitby, also Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hockley, Uxbridge, visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. Mc- Millan on Sunday. Mr. Critch of Montreal and Mr. Critich of Toronto visit- ing Mr, and Mrs, L. Critich, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. McMil- lan and Sherri, supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. McMillan Sunday. 'Mrs, Wm, Somerville 'and John visited Mrs. Stanley Jewel, Sunderland: on Sun. day. : Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Blake: ly visited Mr. Clarence Scott of Oshawa who is. recuperat- ing at home. Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Dob- son. and children , Sunday supper guests of Mr. & Mrs, Art -Couves; Mr. and Mrs, Roy Cornish, Port Perry visited Mr, and Mrs. H. McMillan, Sat. even- ing. Mr. and Mrs. Len Jarvis were at a shower for Mr. & Mrs. Ken Ingleton, Markham recently. A warm welcome is extend- ed to Mr. and Mrs. Verne Mount of Collingwood. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Ni- cholls of Whitby visited Don Real's on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Me- Cann of Brighton visited Mr. and Mrs. Len Jarvis recently. Several of the local coup- les attended the Square Dance & Folk dancing spon- sored by Prospect U.C.W. last Saturday night at Man- chester Hall. " Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hancock and children of Orillia visit- ed Mr. and Mrs, H. Phoenix on 'Sunday. : © Mr. Bert Thomson is in RACAL PERRY SATA £ A Port Perry hospital. Mr." and Mrs. John King visiting Mrs. Wes Taylor at Tyrone on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, Don Real visiting Mr, and Mrs. Louis Phillips, Bowmanville, Sat. evening. : Mr, and Mrs, Ken Nicholls of Toronto called at Mr, & Mrs. A. McMiiian's on Sun. '" Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lotton were Sun, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norm Lotton and supper guests of Mr, & Mrs. Fred Tutty. 'Mr. and Mrs. Stan Wool- dridge of Little Britain and Mrs. Linda Hayes and boys of Keswick were recent vi- sitors of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leask. 2 Mr. Richard Tutty is visi*- ing Mr, and Mrs. Ken Lotton for a few few days. Hilltop | Herald On Friday, March 28, the Athletic - 'Association spon- sored this year's "Spring | Fever" dance. The main at- traction of this dance was the kissing booth which fea- tured 'a few teachers as well as students, Records were played by Bob "Otis" De- Shane and all who attended the dance had a good time. On Saturday, March 29, the members of the Girl's Gymnastics Club went to Bayview, Toronto where they took part in the competitions there. The eight members from our school competed as individuals and all put forth a good effort, Gloria Trip, Grade 9, who was the only winner from Port Perry, came' first in the Grade 1 and 10 "vaulting contests. * PS X oe or a . | Po A total of 10 games will be played and winners will be declared in championship & Consolation series. 'Admis-- fo S In NOVICE Finals Petroz- zie"s Lake Scugog Lumber ~~--~--Kings won the first gamg of the finals 3-1 over White Ci ag BOWLING LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING NA a INTRODUCING Nm a Feather Farms. Jones scor- ed 1 goal and Bourgeois got a pair for the Kings. Jeff Belonge got the only goal for White Feather Farm & sion for the day 50c. adults and 25c. school children. Don't forget Fri., April 4. 'Ladies Curing Charleston .... Polka Mambo ....... A NEW SERVICE TO OUR PORT PERRY & AREA CUSTOMERS WE ARE FREQUENTLY ASKED IF. WE CAN MAKE ONE, Michael Bond played a real PORT PERRY ™ strong game In goal, BUSINESS GIRLS CURLING TWO OR THREE COPIES OF A LETTER, CONTRACT, House League Schedule for |p, oh" 96th -- CHART, MAP, ETC. UNFORTUNATELY, WE HAVE ALWAYS Sat., April 5th-- 10:10 a.m.--LeForte vs. Campbell (Cartwright) 11:10 a.m.--Hurst vs. Annrene Bruins. 12:20 a.m.--1st year Tykes 1:20 p.m.--Wilbur vs. 00 Franssen Y 2:20 p.m.--Lumber Kings vs. V. Gibson 6, M. MacMaster 7 D. Dargavel 7, E. Doyle .12 G. Thompson 8, J. Kyte 6 J. Cranfield 7, W. Hamilton 8 COMPLETE HAD TO ANSWER IN THE NEGATIVE. This Is Not The Case Any Longer WE HAVE RECENTLY INSTALLED A 3M Dry Process Copier H. Single--B. Doupe 327 H. Triple--B. Doupe 767 - Oved 600 Triples-- B. Doupe--767; M. Wallace --1736; D. Menzie -- 684; K. L White Feather Farms. x RAL LiL 110. REALTOR Harper--682; A. Chandler-- at! All series will declare al - : | 868; J. Mahaffy -- 664; C. 77) winner, in case of series tie, REAL ESTATE Shaw--664; J. Chandler-- 651 AND WILL NOW BE ABLE TO GIVE THIS ADDED SERVICE oo = M. Hawes--648; .I. Doupe-- TO YOUR CUSTOMERS. veh oo 643; S. Brignall -- 641; H. § DON'T FORGET Heard -- 626; L. Ptolemy-- 44) ; : 625; J. Jackman -- 625; M. : : hd TYKE TOURN AMENT Cook---614; B.. Collins--600. CAN HANDLE a Over 210 Singles-- ' i ; B. Doupe--327, 230, 210; ANY SIZE UPTO 81," X 14" J. Mahaffy--297; S. Brignall --274, 226; J. Jackman--272; M. Wallace -- 265, 264; K. Harper--258, 223; R. McGre- i PORT PERRY ARENA it FRI. APRIL 4th 1969 i gor--255, 211; J. Chandler-- & i 249, 226; M. Hawes--248; C. 2% Wilbur--248; C. Shaw--247, bY TEAMS PARTICIPATING 241; L. Ptolemy--247; P. Wil- THIS ¢ kin--247; C. Ballingall--243; { OSHAWA OPS TOWNSHIP lll A. chandter -- 236, 237: B, in BLACK'QLY) REGARDLESS OF | 5H 00 Collins--239, 215; D. Menzie " BROOKLIN PORT PERRY --236,.235, 213; P. Rowe -- + HALF-TONES AND » t ILLUST ATIONS., 5] NEWCASTLE SC ARBORO 232; E. Bailey--231; C. War- i BE AVERT N riner--225; I. Doupe -- 223, | 0 210, 210; H..Heard--223; J. Port erry tar Co. Ltd, Harper -- 221; G. Forder -- : ADMISSION SAS 221; M. Cook--220; M. Gra- " Adults 50¢ Students 25¢ Wam-219, 210; M, Hesloy 4 900 AM. | [PHONE 985-7383 PORT PERRY. 217; M, McIntyre -- 215; M. Sweetman---212; L. Bertrand |_ --312; L. Wilson--210.