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RE AY RRA I EAE RA ATS J AN S a 1 RA oh Ya J vy WEY PIL NA LAL 10-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Apr. 14, 1976 PORT PERRY os A Port Perry broomball team has come home champions of a 32-team tournament-held on Satur- day. The team consisted of, back left, John Bright, Bruce Woodrow, Jay Williams, Larry Elson, Gord Geer, Ken Davidson. Don- Phinney. Inground Pool Kits floy as #1595 30 mil linef. Choice of Jacuzzi or Swimquip Filters. DE. Perflex Filters ( extra. Automatic Skimmer and Main Drain: 20 year guarantee. 42" walls. 16' x 32' Above Ground Pools 18' round. 4" top rails with 16% ST filter and 16 gauge liner. '666° "Jj i NN SB ) Pool Display at: 451 QUEEN STREET, PRINCE ALBERT 985-7605 i Ela on CTE ~h (Front) Bill fhompson, Ron Redman, Mark Kenny, Dog Seon Danny Taylor, Broomball team wins consolation trophy i in 32 team tournament Cawkers Butchers travell-. ed to Toronto for the Toronto. City Broomball Tournament Saturday, April 10 where 32° teams competed for Consol- ation and Championship. The Butchers lost their first game 4-1 but came out + on top for Consolation Winners with scores of 1-0, 3-0, 1-0, 3-0. Scoring for the Butchers were Ron Redman with 3 goals, Dan Taylor and Don * Phinney each with two and Jay Williams and Larry Elson scoring one a piece. Mark Kenny played ex- ceptionally well in net receiving four shut-outs, The Tournament began Friday at 11:30 p.m. and " continued to Saturday night when Cawkers Butchers received their trophies. OFFICE SUPPLIES? call 985-7383 - Port Perry Star | Sports activities atR. H. Cornish " By Darla Thomas Many activities are being: offered at Cornish this spring to involve as many students as possible. In Phys Ed class we have started physical fitness test- ing for Grades 5; 6, 7 and 8. This week we are recording .results for the 50 and 300 yard run. Every morning at 8:00, "our gym and halls are fi with eager students py ing for upcoming c petit. ions in gymnastics. During the week of April 12-16, 'the R. H. Cornish Gymnastic competition will be held. Students' from the ; junior and 'intermediate levels are urged to enter in the following events: com- pulsory floor, balance beam and optional floor. Ribbons will be awarded to the top... -six-in each catagory and "these girls will répresent the school in the D.E.T.A. com- petition. Level testing will be done - with all grade levels to assess gymnastics skills acquired in class. Thanks to Mr. Ruttledge and the teachers who helped him-in constructing hurdles for our school. The track team are using them every day at 8:00 - 8:50 in the morning or at noon hour. "A keen interest is shown in this area. : The grade 6 girls basket- ball is steadily working on skills to prepare for next year. = The Grade 7 boy's basket- ball team should feel extre- mely proud of the calibre of play they showed Sat day. The boys matche with Whitby Senior in their first game of the day and defeated them by a score of 22-14. Congratulations goes out' to Cam Muir who appeared to be so "high" after the game that he was sent to the hospital for four stitches in his head (they'll just have to make the doors around here higher). In the second game, R. H. Cornish encountered J. Gould from Uxbridge. After trailing by several points throughout the game, team rallied to come within WE RENT: ® Tillers ® Sump Pumps e Submersible Pumps © Gas-operated Water Pumps S ® Fertilizer & Lawn Seed Spreaders ® Rakes & Shovels ® Wheelbarrows' ® Scaffolding & Extension Ladders (A PORT PERRY RENT-ALL 159 CASIMIR STREET - 985-7357 . 25-18. begins practice PAINTUP a few 'points of Gould. Unfortunately time ran out and" they were defeated, The Sunderland team emerged as the copsolation winners and the tournament was won by Joseph Gould from Uxbridge. The R. H. Cprnish Science Fair-had a gréat number of entries this year. Very neat attractive and well organ- ® ized projects verified the amount of work put into 'their completion, All stud- ents who participated in'this competition should be com- mended. The following six were chosen as winners of our school: Mary McKel-- vey; Claudia red Vion: ton Jammer; Ted Wilson; @ Ronnie Hodgins and Laural- Holthy. SCIENCE FAIR Six of our intermediate students went to Henry Street High School in Whitby" for the Durham Region Science Fair on Thursday and Friday. All- students participated very well, and #& we are quite proud of them. Three of our students took places in the Junior Biology Division: 3rd - Mary Mec- Kelvey (Hydrophonics); 4th - Clinton Jammer (Game Fish of Canada); :5th - Claudia acter (Medi- cinal Herbs). - Congratulations! Softball team In anticipation of an early summer, -the Port Perry Ballard Lumber Intermedi- ate Softball team is starting » to get ready for the coming season. A conditioning pro- gram will be conducted in the gym at R. H. Cornish Public School to prepare the players in advance of taking to the field in May. These conditioning nights are scheduled for April 15, 19, 22, 26, and 29. All interested Intermediate players are ° invited to these sessions from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m, -- 4 / A NE v' ) @ |i