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LER 4 © SAN ATEN ws - SEAN ATEN dr Adib ae NLS nL PL LOAN VCE PARTE IR 18 SEPA 14 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, APRIL 2, 1970 PORT PERRY * STAR x Port Perry Legion Pee Wee's Win Irnament After 15 Years {Goderich To - The Legion Pee Wee's tra- velled to Goderich last Thurs- day, March 26th to take part in the 21st annual Young Canada Week. The team playing especial- ly well throughout the tour- nament won four games and the championship. Goalie Barry Heard had just four goals scored against him. Jamie Malcolm and Dong Christie (who was mov- ed back on defence) played strong games. Glenn Me- Kean was good at centre ice and Dave Horton checked & checked. Tom Olsen led the way with seven goals. Regu- lar defenceman Jim Phoenix was sidelined with a knee in- jury but went with the team as a spectator. In fifteen years of compe- tition (when Barrv-Howey & Joe Fowler took the first Pee Wee team to Goderich and present coach Garry Geer was a player) this is the first championship Port Perry have won. The team arrived home late Sat. night and were met at the edge of town by the fire truck and a large crowd of cheering parents and fans. The team climbed on the fire truck for a victory ride through town and to the arena. The club appreciate the ef- forts of the Port Perry Le- gion, for the new uniforms received this winter and for making the Goderich trip possible, also to Maurice Jef- frey taking over as manager in Gederich. * * * OI SEN SCORES SEVEN PORT PERRY 4, LAMBETH 1 The Legion Pee Wee's play- ed their first game at 7:30 am. Friday, March 27th against Lambeth. Port had notrouble with this team win- ning 4-1. Goal scorers for Port were: Doug Christie, Gord Scott from John Scott, Olsen from McKean, then Tim Ashbridge. * * * PORT PERRY 4, LUCKNOW 0 i The second game for the Legion team was played at 5.30_p.m. Fri, March 27th. Port downed Lutknow 4-0 in this game, goals going to Olsen from Ashbridge, Had- ley, John Scott from Hadley, Horton from McKean and Olsen. } * * * PORT PERRY 3, MITCHELL 2 Sat. at 12.30 p.m.. Port played Mitchell, this was the game they had to win to go on to the finals and this was the team that gave them the most trouble. Port took a 3-1 lead then late in the game Mitchell scored when Port was short handed to make it 3-2. Mit. chell pulled thejr goalie to try and even the score but Port held on for a 3-2 win. Goals by -- Olsen 'from Horton and McKean, Ol-en from McKean and Malcolm, M Olsen from Christie. * * * PORT PERRY 3, DORCHESTER 1 The championship game was played between Port and Dorchester Sat. at 6:45 p.m. Coach Garry Geer and Train- er Jim Woodcock had the team up- for this game. A good crowd was on hand to see the Legion team take Dorchester 3-1 and the cham- pionship. Goals were scored by Olsen from Hadley, Brian Campbell from Taylor, then Olsen again. * * * Legion Pee Wee All Star Players GOAL--Barry Heard DEFENCE -- Brett Camp- bell, Doug Christie, Jamie Malcolm, Jim Phoenix. FORWARDS-- Tom Olsen, Glenn McKean, Tim. Ash- bridge, Sean Taylor, Dave Horton, = Brian = Campbell, John Scott, Gord Scott, Kevin Hadley. COACH--Garry Geer TRAINER--Jim Woodcock MANAGSR--Chas. Bourgeois. RECREATION CENTRE FEATURING "VOYAGE TO THE STARS" Port Perry Figure Skating Club 12th ANNUAL ICE REVUE PORT PERRY COMMUNITY Local Team W ins Crest o Bonspiel The winners of the Carnegie Crest Bonspiel and their sponsors, played Saturday March 28, from left to right; Harry Carnegie, Ken Middleton, Don Hadden, Gord Carnegie, Jim Kight, Jack Owen and Bob Carnegie. Mr. Don Colwell, 0.M.H.A. Convenor for the Lakeshore Midget group is pictured presenting the Midget Lakeshore Championship Trophy to Dale Bronson, captain of the D. & D. Construction Midgets. "g" Softhall Convention Will Be Held In Peterboro April 3-4 The 48th Annual Conven- tion of the Ontario Amateur Softball Association will be held this Friday and 'Satur- day in Peterboro. A strong delegation from Port Perry will be on hand as delegates of the Port Perry & District to 7 ft. x 3 ft. It is now 6x3. The local Association will be preparing for the new softball season immediately following this convention. Broomball Bowli owling LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING Total Points-- Carnival Supremes Guess Who Turtles Doors 6th Dimension Flirtation .............. 49th Parallel ... Ventures Raiders Box Tops .. Byrds High Triple-- , J. Emmerson--762 . High Single-- L. Campsall--279 Triples 600 and Over-- J. Emmerson -- 762; T. Vanderby -- 689; S. Tully-- 1679; A. Scriver--672; M. St. John -- 656; J. Thompson-- . 635; D. Phinney -- 629; F. Venning -- 614; A. Mulder-- 614; L. Campsall -- 613; J. Storry--604; M. L. Dowson-- 603; B. Heayne--#601. Singles 200 and Over-- J. Emmerson--261, 253, 248 T. Vanderby--234,228,227; M. St.-John -- 229, 2186, 211; S. Tully--260, 222; A. Scriver-- 253, 233; N. Robinson--253, 200; F. Venning--235, 206; A. Mulder -- 235, 208; C. Watts --232, 212; N. Warren--218, 201; P. Fisher--208, 204; L. Campsall -- 279; B. Heayn-- 270; M. L. Dowson--265; D. Phinney--258; J. Thompson --243; J. Storry--242; E. De- Shane--240; S. DeHaas--228; Minor Softball Association. Vin Walker has been no- minated for third vice-presi- dent and also for an execu tive position. ef Several rule changes are on the agenda for the annual M. King--226; G. Hurlbert-- giv: 226; J. VanSchagen--222; J. - Storra -- 222; S. Stone--218; J. Irvine--215; B. Evans--214 L. Tripp -- 214; C. Wilson-- 213; S. Williamson--206; M. Moore -- 206; M. Cookman-- Port Perry Bulldozers won the local four team broomball league playoffs on Sunday. The Bulldozers and Prince Albert battled to a scoreless tie in the first game; the second game saw thé' Bull- David Porter and a Janet D'Altroy Dennis Johnson ' | OTHER GUEST SKATERS Plus A Cast Of Over 150 Skaters FRIDAY, APRIL 10th . . .. 8 pm. SATURDAY, 'APRIL Jith....8 p.m. Tickets on sale at House of Howard 985.2272 Skating Club Executive ; Also available at the door show nights. : ADULTS $1.50 CHILDREN 75 meeting. She The pitching rule will once again be a major item as the clarification of the stance of a pitcher will be worded in|. a more understanding way. There is also an amend- ment to put Midget boys on the 60 ft. bases and also they could leavé with the pitch. Another amendment would have a third game played on a neutral diamond only if both teams agree. If they do not agree a toss of a coin would decide the site of the third game. The batters box could be extended one foot closer to '| the pitcher if an amendment is: passed'/to' change 'the size man, dozers win® 3-0 on the strength of Don Gray's three goals, plus the fine goal- tending of Gene Hurst. Prince Albert team showed up so the game was won by default, The Bulldozers came from a Jast place - position last season to a second place finish this season. Team members are: Gene Hurst, Tom Bourgeois, Bill Hall, Garry Mahony, Don Gray, Rico de Carlo, Garth Linton, Chas. Williams, John Pearce, Allan Wackett, Jim McLaughlin, Allan Reid, Vin |' On Sunday only two of the | Walker, and Coach John New- 205; M. Smits--203; M. Cook --202; L. $eott--200. "BONG OVERSEAS You'll Need A PASSPORT PHOTO Contact Peter Hvidsten 985.7383