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A Yor from R. H. Cornish Public School in Port Perry captures the Jr. School Zone Girls Volleyball championship.' Seen here is the team, from left (rear) coach Darla Thomas, Jane Spears, Paula Sports and other activities at R. H. Cornish By Darla Thomas SPORTS This winter has been a very busy season for the girls. - The Junior Girls Volleyball team were very successful in playing exhibi- tion games against Lincoln Avenue, Athabaska and Beau Valley Schools. On February 4th, they partici- pated in a tournament where they defeated schools from the Central Ontario District including Good- wood, Scott Central, Sunder- land, Thorah, and Uxbridge. This tournament qualified them for the D.E.T.A. finals. On Saturday, March 6 at Whitby Senior P.S., they were declared the second best team in all of Durham Region defeating Dr. Phillip E. A. Lovell, Fairman P.S. to advance to the champion- ship where in an exciting matéh with two undefeated Looking for a good USED TRUCK? Springtime is Trucktime. Come and See These Hard To Get Bargains: Haugen, Patti Thompson, Sharon Ashmore, Dana Lewis. teams playing, they lost to Rouge Hill. Congratulations on a tremendous season girls! The gymnastics groups at the primary, junior and intermediate levels have been working every morning from 8:00 to 8:50 in prepar- ation for Level Testing to be held in Whitby on April 28 and May 5. A competition is also coming up where our top gymnasts will enter in ~immaculate. new. 1975 TOYOTA LONG BOX , 4 Speed, Fibre Glass Cap, Radial Tires. 1973 DATSUN PICKUP, Sold and Serviced by us since new. Local Owner. 26,000 Miles, as 1973 FORD %2 TON PICKUP, V8 Standard Shift, Low Mileage. Must be driven to be appreciated. 1971 FORD CAB & CHASSIS, 4 Speed, Exceptionally Low Mileage. Perfect Farm Truck. Only 15,000 miles, Lic. J4Z - 484 Lic. E44-363 Lic. E46-095 Lic. E93-943 Many, many more late model used cars in stock to choose from. vo DEAN WATSON HILVEIN LEASING LLLH 8 [cnRstER] AUTO SALES == Hwy. 47 South of Uxbridge 852-3313 (Front) Susan Fedyk, Donna Evans, Kelly Silverman, and Kira Cope. floor exercise, compulsory routines, vaulting and bal- ance beam events. The gymnastics night at R. H. Cornish will be held in May. Folk dancing has been very popular. The girls show a great enthusiasm with a large number partic- ipating every noon hour to prepare for the folk dancing night on March 18. They have learned dances from (continued on page 22) PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Mar. 17, 1976 -- 21 Bantam "B"" victorious in two league games The Canadian Tire boys won the first two games of their league playoffs best of five, by defeating Uxbridge, 7to2andé6 tol. The boys played well in both games. They hit hard, passed well, to make the scoring look easy. In the first game, scoring for the Canadian Tire Ban- tam team were Ron Ash- more with 3, Brian Myers, Gerald Lee, Tim Thompson, Broomball (continued three games. Smits played a good defensive game holding down Brooklin who usually are a high scoring team, down to one goal. At thc end At the end of the first period Smits were ahead 2-1. Then in the second the score remained the same as it was, Smits scored the clinching goal late in the third. Smits scored at 8:05 of the first when Don Gray scored from Pat Thompson and John Gerber. Then at 10:55 Rick Evans scored from Ken Nightingale and Ron Short. This put them ahead 2-0. Brooklin tried to come back with an unassisted goal by Dave Fuller at 12:30. The second period was very de- A fensive with. both teams handing out checks and keeping their opponent scoreless. Late in the third period Brooklin pulled their 'goalie to try and tie it but . CHCH - 11 Dave Myers, with one each, and assists going to Thomp- son, Lee, Dale Williams, J. Taylor and Clark Menzies. In the 6-1 victory, scoring for Port were Tony Oxley with 2, Clark. Mergies, Dale Williams, Tim Bower And Jim Kane with one e Assisting on the Oe ee Ashmore and Williams * 2, and Lee, Menzies, Bo Thompson, Dave Alexan fer Kevin Nesbit, Ashmore and B. Myers with one each. t . . t . their efforts failed for with just fifteen seconds left in the game Ken Nightingale scor- ed on the emply net from Chris Denure and Ron Craw- ford. This ended the game at 3-1 for Smits. itis written EVERY SUNDAY CKGN -22 9a.m. 9:30 a.m. GEORGE VANDEMAN Spring Fashions ARE ARRIVING FURNISHINGS BY: ® Arrow e Conquest e Don Parker ® Pegasus e Jockey e Nun Bush ® Squire Shirt CLOTHING BY: e Alexander Maxwell e Paragon L® Lazarre Phillips Chegory! 3 a" cl) CHARGEX | ( ---- Lakeview Plaza TUXEDO RENTALS Port Perry Phone 985-8160 MEN'S WEAR 1th wn \Y RI Rew -- Na Sr I ey