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18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 31, 1978 ( SXOf |. TT) ports. S 350 boys and girls in softball competition = Port Perry and District Minor Softball after several weeks of registraton, meet- ings and practices is now .,prepared for the 1978 season. Well over three hundred and fifty boys and girls have been divided into their respective categories for team competition. There will be four T-Ball teams playing at the lake- front diamond every Mon- day evening, and these five to seven year old boys and girls play with enthusiasm second to none. There are five Squirt House League teams from Port Perry and one team fromPleasant Point, to make a six team league in Aztecs 6 Hackers 1- McQuades 1 In the first game of last Monday's Ball Hockey act- ion (May 22), the Aztecs put out the Flames 6 to 2. The second game was quite a defensive, battle as the Hackers (Doug Scott's new team name) tied McQuades team 1 to 1. Jay Neill led the way for the Aztecs with a hat trick. Other goals were scored by Al Faux, Hal Storry and Rob Kroonenberg. Assists on the goals went to Hal Storry and Sean Taylor, with two each,Paul Beare, Terry Henderson and Al Faux. The Flames got goals CONTINUOUS FORMS available at the Port Perry Star s 985-7383 the seven to ten age group for boys. The ten to thirteen year old boys will be in the Pee Wee House League with two teams from Port Perry, two from Greenbank and one from Pleasant Point.The girls have been divided into teams in the seven to ten year old group and ten to. sixteen year old group have a four team league.As usual the Association has Pee Wee, Bantam and Midget teams all playing in the York-Durham League. These teams are classified under Ontario Amateur Softball Association group- ings and compete in the Continued on page 19 Flames 2 from Dwight and Doug Bronson with assists going to Rick Cross. The Flames took nine minutes in penal- ties while the Aztecs took only three. In the second game the Hackers scored midway through the first frame on a goal by Russ Stephens as- sisted by Bruce Smith. McQuades team got the equalizer with five minutes remaining in the second period on a goal by Kev. Martins assisted by Steve Jones. The third frame went scoreless.Both teams were highly penalized. McQuades team had thirty seven min- utes in penalties while the Hackers. took twenty four minutes Attend next week's action as the Flames try to end their winless streak of six games. They play host to - the Hackers while Mec- Quades team battle the Aztecs at 8:00 p.m. NOW IS ... DME Tones! -achieve this award. Scott West rudy | holds his Award of Merit for the highest standard of fitness. Brown were the only students in the primary grades to Scott and Robbie 170 students take part in Canada Fitness test On Wednesday May 24 all of the primary boys and girls in grades 1, 2 and 3 were invited to take part in the Canada Fitness test at R:H.Cornish School. The test was composed of six events including the 50, yard dash, 300 yard run, flexed arm hang, speed sit ups, standing jump and the shuttle run. Since there were 170 stu- "dents taking part it was "Jea nnette Prentice puts on the brakes and reaches _for the bean bag in the shuttle run. Invites Port Perry teams to Verona tournaments The Verona Minor Soft- ball Association will be holding four OASA sanction- ed tournaments this sum- mer and teams from Port Perry and area are invited to attend. All tournaments are eight- team double knock-out e- vents with the first eight teams to register accepted. There is a $30 entry fee with -each team. - The tournaments are scheduled for the following \_ CONTACT US NOW FOR ALUMINUM SIDING When Men & Material are Available! (Cash & Cany for the Do-it-Yourselfers) y CHRIS ALLEN ALUMINUM 985-3747 Alcan dates: June 24, bantam; July 1, squirt; July 8, mid- get; and July 22, pee wee. For more information write Steve Revell at Box 328, Verona, Ontario. The community is located 25 miles north of Kingston. necessary to have the field set up all day so students could eome out for about half hour to complete the test. °° There were many parents volunteer to assist in the testing. In fact, ten parents stayed from 9:00 to 3:30 with only a short lunch break. The school is always pleased with the support we receive from the mothers in Port Perry. All students were awarded a pin for participating and crests were given te many who achieved a high stan- dard in four or more of their events. Fourteen students were ARVICE FISHER HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING Port Perry 985-7951 awarded gold crests. Those girls and boys have shown a high level of fitness and ability. Included in that group were the following: .John Lally, Lee Ann Phillips, Carl Kraupa, Janet Row- land, Doug Arculus, Vero- nica Kingston, Greg War- riner, John Rowett, Carlton Wright, Trevor Solomon, Jody Caranchan, Susan Wil- liamson, Sarah Labanovich, Andrea Carnegie. =~ Several received silver and bronze crests. The school is very pleased to honour two students the _ highest "Award of Excel- lence" crest and certificate. Robbie Brown (7) Grade two and: Scott West (9) Grade three who completed all six events with very good scores. R.H.Cornish would like to express appreciation to all ofour young athletes who tried very hard and showed promise in maintaining a good attitude towards the importance of being and keeping physically fit. 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