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i bo BY Sy Thar RAPES LS T= ae, EP rs SE oo ad pa SARS, wk Tr Te) 3 FA Fo AT - J cs I) Lo - oe KX Raa Pht >a omy "gon" WAL Seg - we eT ", { 3 . : TE TR A LN A . a bre Ra > TN ah Te LSE KY { : ™, 4 4s ~~ YER Lhe is petition for the IGA trophy at Port Perry Bowling - Bs Edna DeShane [left [ president of the laaies section of the Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club with the team from the Markham Club which won the Ladies Trebles competition last week in Port Perry. They are [second from left] Joy Henderson captain, Ethel Shaw and Betty Armstrong. LEARN TO FLY TACATA AIRWAYS LIMITED BEGINNER & ADVANCED LESSONS $1207.50 $4387.50 $600.00 $190.00 $1440.00 *Private Licence -45 hr.(C-150) * Commercial - 155 hr.(C-150) after private * Twin Rating - 10 hr. (Apache) * Float Rating - 5 hr.(C-172) * Instrument - 40 hr.(1LFR.-C-172) * Instructor Rating - 25 hr. Dual (C-150) & 25 Hr. Classroom GREENBANK AIRPORT (416) 985-7683 $1100.00 i Sixteen teams entered the Mixed Doubles com- green .last Wednesday afternoon, 'and 'when the matches were over a couple from the host club had captured the high three game point total. The Port Perry Lawn Bowling green was a busy place last week as the local club hosted two tourna- ments; the mixed doubles and the ladies trebles. In the mixed doubles event August 30, Bill and Melba Owen of the home Port Perry club came away as high three game winners with a score of 60 plus 3 and cap- tured the IGA trophy. They. were followed by Mr. and Mrs. Norm Dewes of Rus- holme with a score of 52 plus 2. Mr. and Mrs. W. Southern of Cannington captured the high two game, and Mr. and Mrs. H. Garrett of Whitby were the high one game winners. There were 16 teams entered in the annual doub- Localteamwins mixed doubles les tournament from as far away as Markham, Aurora, Peterborough and Oshawa. "The following day there were 14 entries in the ladies trebles match and Joy Hen- derson's team from Mark- ham won the event with a score of 52 plus 2. Wilma McLaughlin's team from Oshawa won the high two game with a score of 47 plus 3, followed by Vi Norris and Ev Granik, both from Osh- awa. Mary Jordan of Lind- say was the high one game winner with a score of 38. Wintario Tickets available at the Port Perry Star 985-7383 [ PORT PERRY MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION REGISTRATION At the Old Arena SEPTEMBER 8th -6 p.m. to 9 p.m. SEPTEMBER 9th - SEPTEMBER 10th - 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. FEES: One Child - $50.00 Two Children - $90.00 Family - $125.00 THE ABOVE FEES WILL INCREASE $5.00 PER CHILD FOR REGISTRATION MADE AFTER SEPTEMBER 10th, 1978. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. nt aa oo ¥ o 1 POZONLING CLVY Eh Club president Harry DeShane [left] present Bill and Melba Owen of Port Perry with the IGA trophy after their win in the Mixed Doubles annual tourna- . ment last week. Uxport Chippies drop tournament final Representing the Atom league at this tournament were a combination of Port Perry and Uxbridge boys called Peterborough Lumber Uxport "Chippies"'. On Saturday the Chippies played two games, the first kick off was at 10:30 a.m. against Newmarket. Andy Systma scored one goal in the first half and Blair Feat- herstone scored during the second half of play, ending the game 2 to 0 for the Uxport "Chippies"'. Second game started at 1:30 against "Wexford". During the first half Paul Carr put two classical goals in the net followed up with a third goal by Blair Feather- stone. Second half of play gave the Chippies another goal, scored by Barry Willer- ton on a beautiful high shot, ending the game 4 to 0 and two shut out games for goalie Sean Fisher. On Monday morning the boys returned to Newmarket to play it out for the cup against "York Pyramids". Both teams played an excel- lent game of soccer bringing the parents and spectators out of their seats more than once. The Chippies lost to York Pyramids 1 to 0. The boys were presented with pennants and crests and a finalist trophy. Well done boys for a great team effort. 'This coming week-end the Peterborough Lumber ""Chippies"' will be playing at a tournament in Stouffville along with a mosquito team --and a pee-wee team repre- senting Port Perry and Ux- bridge. FENCE & PATIO CENTRE » Commercial & Residential * Farm Gates & Fence : Wire 7125-1 12 1 * Installations & Repairs Don't Wait and be Disappointed! BUY NOW AND SAVE! ASSELSTINE'S YAMAHA BLACKSTOCK - ONTARIO - Taunton E. 4 Mile E. of Ritson Rd. "x L., ITS TOUGH + 4 a it # ET340 Deluxe L 5 RT IN i a